america will lead to. my colleague, sergei brilev. gold autumn. today it has finally arrived in the southernouth, south, south america, here after all the southern hemisphere and in theory everything is the other way around, but is it the other way around, because besides gold there is also gold. he is miley, of course from southern america, and he, musk, is now from north america, any intersection of them is considered to excite minds; in the first meeting, miley introduced his sister mask as the boss. musk seemed somewhat discouraged, but there are different rebels with different goals. and the background is especially important. argentine state airlines just turned profitable, but today , after editing the previous version of the mileevsky law on privatization, all of them, they are put up for sale. there were serious debates in the argentine parliament, party. the bureaucratic obstacles that are strangling the economy must be abolished, state organizations that do not fulfill their... turns into a bill, the philosophy of which assumes, okay, only privatization, but also such a familiar o

you seem to be citing the western countries which are on the one that and supplying um, southern america, i'm calling for then to the, the fighter you or at least a humanitarian pause. hypocritical is, is that you view? uh, yeah, yeah. they uh, it, it, they all seen that super critical by the world but, but that's more than anything that the occupation and, and, and, and, and, and the plummeting of apartment houses and the turning off for electricity and water is that really bad in your credit. as we will only agree, but it's somehow overall, but what is what it's doing the same. that's what the one sees as industrial, the scale it progress. see, what i would say is that they have been on its own thing, lee, and put that in the pro. the save yourself a is from they they must have seen because we provided the evidence for that that the assault was indiscriminate from october. the 20th the last yeah they, they know that we went not allowed access to to gossip as we stood as human at terry. and i want them my sons and left us to the us administration and to be you in mid october. that if th

reporter: where the deadly waters of the rio grande's main razor wire of america's southern frontier e razor wire of america's southern frontier. this woman, finally reaching the safety of u.s. soil. she pleads to cross the fence. >> she has gone back into the water. oh my goodness. oh my goodness. >> an actavis film the scene as the woman is met by u.s. guards and returns to the river which is notorious for the numbers killed trying to cross. her fate is now unknown. >> directly on the other side, you can see through. you can see the river right there. reporter: we joined a volunteer who saw the scene unfold here at the ground zero of america's bitter viewed over immigration -- feud over immigration. drownings have risen dramatically the last 18 months as a number of people trying to cross in the u.s. -- into the u.s. hits record highs. >> i felt very helpless there. i felt like there was nothing that i could do. and i remind myself that telling her story, telling what i witnessed, that words have power. this is one person, one story, but this is happening hundreds of times on our bo

where the deadly waters of the rio grande meet the razor wire of america's southern frontier, a womanthe mexican 5ide, finally reaching the safety of us soil. she pleads to cross the fence. she has gone back into the water. oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness. an activist films the scene as the woman met by us guards returns to the river, which is notorious for the numbers killed trying to cross. herfate is now unknown. directly on the other side it goes slower, you can see through and you can see the river right there. we joined a volunteer who saw the scene unfold. here, at the ground zero of america's bitter feud over immigration. in texas, drownings have risen dramatically in the last 18 months, as the numbers of people trying to cross into the us hit record highs. i felt very helpless there, and i felt like there was nothing that i could do. and i remind myself that telling her story, telling what i witnessed, that words have power. this is one person, one story, but this is happening hundreds of times on our border. we are out with a rescue crew. geared up to fight

formula 1, namely in the northern and southern america, asia, africa or oceania.am will not receive points towards the constructors' championship and prize money, but must take part in at least eight stages of the season. they will be invited to participate in another six grand prix to help promote the brand in the domestic market. according to the developed plan, the rookie team will use only the approved package of parts in balize, and the chassis will be provided by a third-party supplier. the main goal is to ensure the possibility of obtaining the status of a full-fledged formula 1 participant, starting from fourth season. earlier, 12 american congressmen sent a letter to the organizers of big prizes asking them to explain last year's rejection of andre global's application for fate. in the championship. she successfully passed the fia ​​test, but was rejected by the management company formula-1 management. congressmen said that such actions are aimed against competition in royal races. dmitry terekhov, sports news, channel one. crimea, no. considered the crad

as we go on to friday, we're slipping a little further east was still a few showers for southern past century america of the forgotten victims of the clean energy transition. populations are facing starvation and hung because of climate change. exploited in the quest for congo is co bumped. who owns the mind? how would they explain? and how would they govern the dream in the usa of electric s u. v. as for all the rest on the back of extraction, from the minds of congo and from the bodies of candidly is workers all just the risk new series dying are beyond the o. n h the the 3rd annual what you're going to 0 is reminder of on top stories this i'll demonstrations against, as well as well on dollars or continue as universe to come says across the united states. police at the university of california los angeles, appeared to be preparing for pros, has to order purchases to leave purchased, as have been rebuilding barricades around. com products and ends in gaza. say they failed to find the price has sent us competence and around the world. many cents, i hope the protests can put pressure on the governmen

where the deadly waters of the rio grande meet the razor wire of america's southern frontier, a womane fence. she has gone back into the water. oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness. an activist films the scene as the woman met by us guards returns to the river, which is notorious for the numbers killed trying to cross. herfate is now unknown. directly on the other side, it goes slower, you can see through and you can see the river right there. we joined a volunteer who saw the scene unfold. here, at the ground zero of america's bitter feud over immigration. in texas, drownings have risen dramatically in the last 18 months, as the numbers of people trying to cross into the us hit record highs. i felt very helpless there, and i felt like there was nothing that i could do. and i remind myself that telling her story, telling what i witnessed, that words have power. this is one person, one story, but this is happening hundreds of times on our border. we are out with a rescue crew. geared up to fight fires, these days, they are the first responders to a global surge of movement

where the deadly waters of the rio grande meet the razor wire of america's southern frontier, a womane safety of us soil. she pleads to cross the fence. she has gone back into the water. oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness. an activist films the scene as the woman met by us guards returns to the river, which is notorious for the numbers killed trying to cross. herfate is now unknown. directly on the other side it goes slower, you can see through and you can see the river right there. we joined a volunteer who saw the scene unfold. here, at the ground zero of america's bitter feud over immigration. in texas, drownings have risen dramatically in the last 18 months, as the numbers of people trying to cross into the us hit record highs. i felt very helpless there, and i felt like there was nothing that i could do. and i remind myself that telling her story, telling what i witnessed, that words have power. this is one person, one story, but this is happening hundreds of times on our border. we are out with a rescue crew. geared up to fight fires, these days they are the first

america." south africa urges the u.n.'s top court to stop israel's offensive in rafa. u.s. urges israel to increase humanitarian access to both southern and northern gaza is aid slows to a near halt. a strong show of unity between china and russia as vladimir putin continues his visit to beijing. ♪ hello and welcome to "world news america." i am caitriona perry. we begin at the hague, where south africa is asking the u.n.'s top court to order a halt to the israeli offensive in southern gaza.

calling on both sides to set partisanship aside and work together to fix the problems on our southern border. america is proudly a nation of immigrants. we always have been, we always will be. most americans know our country is made stronger because of immigration, but they also know the current condition of the border -- of border security is simply not acceptable. it's a problem going back many years, going back many administrations. after decades of neglect, our border security needs an update. our immigration rules need reform to provide more opportunity and fairness and humane treatment of those who seek opportunity in america, and the only way we fix the border long term is through bipartisan legislation. let me say it again -- the only way we fix the border long term is through bipartisan legis legislation, like the one we had in the senate three months ago. the bipartisan border act was precisely the kind of proposal republicans and democrats have been trying to produce for years. it con taped the strongest -- contained the strongest border security conditions in a generation. it would have h

i was there, it's a central southern pulse of central america. still looking rather stuff across a good path. so it's a great around to a southern cuba still went to make us dosing a shower to i'm more rain, but his spine, your life of a 106 kilometers, stretched remote and perilous jungle. only land route to south america for migrants, tequila side of the united states. a voyage, but for some is their loss. none the less for compass families, it's a risk they are willing to take full blinds and box on this unforgiving journey to tell the story of one of the children of the barium go on a jersey to the the 3rd annual watching. i'll just remind you about top stories this hour is waiting tanks and we'll try and continue to attend on those and stuff in the city of despise international condemnation. doing says around 80000 people, they've taken shelter in the south of left since monday. is there any appointments to benjamin that's neil who says israel will stands alone if it has served as comments come a day off to us present to buy these dresses, to

and then stunning new details are just how many people have illegally crossed the southern border into americaevading apprehension this fiscal year on president biden's watch, arizona republican senate candidate kari lake is here with reaction. but first, president trump takes on new jersey last night on the campaign trail for a day after spending another week in a new york city courtroom facing criminal charges brought by manhattan da alvin bragg, former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy is here. with the impact of trump's legal issues on the presidential election. now, less than six months away, dupixent can help people with asthma breathe less than six months away, we'll be right back better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening join

where the deadly waters of the rio grande meet the razor wire of america's southern frontier, a womanhe safety of us soil. she pleads to cross the fence. she has gone back into the water. oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness. an activist films the scene as the woman met by us guards returns to the river, which is notorious for the numbers killed trying to cross. herfate is now unknown. directly on the other side, it goes slower, you can see through and you can see the river right there. we joined a volunteer who saw the scene unfold. here, at the ground zero of america's bitter feud over immigration. in texas, drownings have risen dramatically in the last 18 months, as the numbers of people trying to cross into the us hit record highs. i felt very helpless there, and i felt like there was nothing that i could do. and i remind myself that telling her story, telling what i witnessed, that words have power. this is one person, one story, but this is happening hundreds of times on our border. we are out with a rescue crew. geared up to fight fires, these days, they are the fi

we go on to friday, we're slipping a little further east was still a few showers, the southern past century america of the boss or a 10 year journey in which it has become the most important translation award from . i'm into the outer big language world wide. shea come out award for translation and international understanding of dumps is the opening of the nomination period for the year 2024 starting march 1st. to may. 31st nominations are made on the award official website w. w. w dot h t a dot q a forward slash e m the the watching out. just bear with me. elizabeth put on and doha rolanda is on top stories for solid demonstrations against israel's wall and gauze. i have continued at college campuses across the united states at the university of california in los angeles protest of the restoring valley is around there and compliment that softer . they were attacked by so pictures of israel on tuesday. nice palestinians in gauze so. so they feel her divide, the protest is by the protest, us campuses and around the world. it displays children at a camp and data by law held up signs, banking the prot

china created their own kind of nato and started putting dead bases along the americas, new america, southern borders and they started with an ice and move forward as and started doing many to drills every year with tens or hundreds of thousands of soldiers and times they were doing this on americas borders. it was a russia and chinese nato. and then ministry faces around america. how long do you think it would be for america to respond to minutes to minute, let's remember the cuban missile prize? yes, that's exactly it is. yeah, 30 minutes away from the, from the united states on the look. what happened? yeah, yeah. and then you and you said you're looking at, you know, don't you that's going to guns. and for 8 years, susan was saying to the west, guys, you've got to stop this, you go to on of the minutes, go quotes. you've got to stop doing what you're doing. that's going to be a conflict on the west. wouldn't listen because, you know, they were planning it from 2014. so if you, if you look at the brzezinski the yeah, yeah. all right. but isn't ski doctoring basically says that they have 2

where the deadly waters of the rio grande meet the razor wire of america's southern frontier, a woman soil. she pleads to cross the fence. she has gone back into the water. oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness. an activist films the scene as the woman met by us guards returns to the river, which is notorious for the numbers killed trying to cross. herfate is now unknown. directly on the other side it goes slower, you can see through and you can see the river right there. we joined a volunteer who saw the scene unfold. here, at the ground zero of america's bitter feud over immigration. in texas, drownings have risen dramatically in the last 18 months, as the numbers of people trying to cross into the us hit record highs. i felt very helpless there, and i felt like there was nothing that i could do. and i remind myself that telling her story, telling what i witnessed, that words have power. this is one person, one story, but this is happening hundreds of times on our border. we are out with a rescue crew. geared up to fight fires, these days they are the first responders to

it's a central southern parts of central america. still looking rather stubs across the good parts of the great toronto, the southern cuba still went to make us dosing a shower to i'm more right. but his spine, your life, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the other day you watching out here about top stores. and is there any time symbol planes going to do to attack causes southern city, a rafa despite international condemnation view and says around $80000.00 people who taken shelter in the south of left since monday? is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel will stand alone if it has to come. it's come a day off to you as present joe bites and threatened to withhold arms deliveries, to as well as a full scale assault and reference as low as well. so is there any specialist stages sitting on the road and saw the material protesting things delivery of agents because the script is got it rocks across the right to prevent a trucks from entering costs. well, palestinians are facing a critical shortage of clean water. is israe

where the deadly waters of the rio grande meet the razor wire of america's southern frontier, a womansoil. she pleads to cross the fence. she has gone back into the water. oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness. an activist films the scene as the woman met by us guards returns to the river, which is notorious for the numbers killed trying to cross. herfate is now unknown. directly on the other side, it goes slower, you can see through and you can see the river right there. we joined a volunteer who saw the scene unfold. here, at the ground zero of america's bitter feud over immigration. in texas, drownings have risen dramatically in the last 18 months, as the numbers of people trying to cross into the us hit record highs. i felt very helpless there, and i felt like there was nothing that i could do. and i remind myself that telling her story, telling what i witnessed, that words have power. this is one person, one story, but this is happening hundreds of times on our border. we are out with a rescue crew. geared up to fight fires, these days, they are the first responders t

the hi lo they, let's get you full cost for south america and southern areas of brazil once again see some very heavy rain places like real grunge at the saw and sent to caterina. you can see that very heavy rain that on saturday morning on areas that don't need that because he's had some devastating flooding. the good news is by sunday that rain has started to use and its pulling its way further north. now that front provides the dividing line between much cooler conditions down in the south of the constant spaces like chimney, as well as southern argentina and some very hot conditions across the north and that he will continue to build for an old of the areas of brazil 30 degrees celsius and presented that on sundays 30 as well in caracas. and the heat takes us to central america and the caribbean believes matched its all time high temperature record, which is just broken. last month. the heat continues from much of mexico, monterey, seeing the temperature link in the mid thirty's. we'll see some wet. so whether starting to walk into the south for places like what haka some heavier

so it is all still high hill across from mexico and across most southern parts of central america. the heat will continue to bloss these areas, but that's what's the weather coming into the south. on friday, the ancient human remains cold between science and spirituality. both seeking to understand and the owner of those who came before us. the danish scientists, quests to interrogate the dna you earliest people in the united states reveals shocking, ethical and personal dynamic. remains a witness documentary on a jersey to that. we know what's happening in irish and we know how to get to places that others tend on. i want to die by the forty's on purpose. as far as the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. the the hello, i'm a little rock. this is the news. our life from the are coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel says it's pulled out troops from northern gaza after weeks of attacks that have left death and destruction. and he's the 1st former us president to be convicted of a crime. all my donald trump's paid for the void house be affected. more deals fo

all is well, 2 showers into southern parts of central america. notice a shot was to become widespread, acoustic right for entities. the unique perspective, why is it the doctors don't get to have a say in any of the medical workforce has been so and devalued by the british government for such a long time. on hub boyce's, tick tock had been a place for organizing politically for getting people to vote for getting people to protest, connect with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. why is our government taking us to work on the basis of live? we the public have to get out there and do something about it. the stream on al jazeera, the hello on the bulk of this discount, and the costs are now just here a week. so you look to the world of business and economics this week. cooling university funding into question protests is mainly in the us to mon, that schools divest them israel. so that's one, gaza. so how do they make them money? who should rebuild ukraine? us moves to make russia pay for its invasion. must go, threatens to retaliation really and.

stories this hour is ready. bombardments has killed 7 palestinians in a residential area in north america in southern gaza. is already shows the strong a family home in the area. several of the people were injured in from police, have the gun removing students on the seals co university campus where they've been purchasing, install a direction. with these pictures from paris, the school has rejected demands by purchase. this review it's relations with. is there any invest the unesco wells press freedom price has gone to palestinian. john is covering israel's on gaza at least a 143 medial work. as a journalist, killed in the office is 7 months the announcement is that award for palestinian douglas came on. we. busy press freedom day, which highlights the challenges facing janice around the world. acts so same of it looks the stage of media globally at a time of increasing threats and targeted attacks. journalists are facing unprecedented. dangerous watch dogs say that we're getting into the gaza media workers are under siege. oh my god. did you hear that of the the since israel's military offensive be

born jorge mario bergoglio in argentina, he's the first pope to hail from the americas and from the southern hemisphere. this is incredible, to hear the crowd there that has jammed into st. peter's square. the 87-year-old is the first pope to choose the name francis, after saint francis of assisi, known for his simplicity and humility. he's the first jesuit pope... >> the pope of the holy see. >> norah: and the first pope to address the u.s. congress. >> pope francis: america continues to be, for many, a land of dreams. [applause] >> norah: pope francis took charge of the roman catholic church at a crossroads. between the child sex abuse scandal that stained catholicism and the rare papal resignation of pope benedict xvi. in his decade as pope, he's voiced support for progressive causes without changing doctrine. when francis speaks, the world pays close attention. >> pope francis: [speaking italian] si alla pace. >> norah: just months into his tenure, he spoke on the topic of homosexuality. "who am i to judge," he said. the aim: opening a church with declining attendance. what do you think

the shower straight the way right down to was the a, b, c all is well, 2 showers into southern parts of central america. nitrous a savage to become widespread across the greater entities. the indians with sand when he's one of the world's most expensive tibits in the black box to try his destination for what a one agent investigates the spot to capture can be assigned to wood king one out 0 . the colleges the all the, [000:00:00;00] the do without just hit remind to what main stores this out place in new york having removing students from an incumbent, touch your university more than 2400 people have been arrested across the us and student protests against is rose wrong johnson got a few weeks ago for these 2 palestinians had been killed in an australia. back on the southern city of ruffled a residential building was talking to several injured taken to the hospital. the anesco wells express freedom price has been awarded to protest and engine. it's covering, it's around 400000, at least 143 major workers in gen, chilled income. that is 7 months such a nation's and the us have condemned an attack of dis

easy was biting more showers more way, whether america or southern areas that will gather a pushes over towards the side of china as we go through saturday and turning very wet through the weekend. the unique perspective, why is it the doctors don't get to have a say in any of the medical workforce has been so and devalued by the british government for such a long time on hub voices. tick tock had been a place for organizing politically, for getting people to vote for getting people to protest, connect with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. why is our government taking us to work on the basis of live? we the public have to get out there and do something about it. the stream on al jazeera, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the book about to watch, you know, just bear with me. so robin and doug, how reminder of all told stories. is there any time some more planes have continued to attack the southern city of ross of despond, international condemnation. the un says around the $18000.00 deeply taken shelter in the south, published since monday. demonstrations of st

it's a central southern parts of central america. still looking rather stubs across the good parts of the great around to the southern cuba still went to make us dosing a shower to a more rain. but his spine, your life a week to look at the world's talk business stories. how much is the rebuilding going to cost of who pays from global markets and economies of small businesses? we have just started seeing and station come, the honest, that's how it affects the lives. how big a problem is global food insecurity counting the cost? oh no jews here the colleges when the under 5 tens of thousands of palestinians escaped reference. israel continues as bombardments at this trip southern most of the and on the clock. this is out 0 in life and also coming up cracks. and then on each side alliance the u. s. ones is rarely gains invading rapids, but israel's prime minister in.

should america solve the problem at the southern border or should america stop immigration at all?ld love for each of you to each take one minute. if you are president of the united states -- it could happen, there might be an open convention --what would you do? what is sensible immigration policy and what does it look like? i do not think anyone on the stage would defend what the southern border is happening right now. cenk: number one, i would hire a lot more border patrol. number two -- these are relatively easy to do. we waste so much money in this country. that is something that all of us want to do. that would stem some of the tide. but you need that. the second part that you need is for us to do a reasonable, sane, immigration policy for documented immigrants so we get all the new blood in. it is easy to look back and say i would have let jewish people in. i would have let elon musk in. i would not have let anyone else in. you do not know who elon musk is. you do not know who will be amazing. we do let in far too little documented immigrants. once we increase the size, if y

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having said that, we'll see some showers having to southern parts of central america. so the crockett costa rica, seeing some lobbies as of right down into panama, shots of one or 2 showers, to just slipping into what know them areas of mexico, so potty to cool off a little here. cool enough across at least disabled of the us. whether in place here, take showers down towards the se, grassley slipping by the east. the unique perspective. why should the doctors don't get to have a say in any of the medical workforce has been so under valued by the british government for such a long time. on hub voices, tick tock had been a place for organizing politically for getting people to vote for getting people to protest, connect with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. why is our government taking us to work on the basis of live? we the public has to get out there and do something about it. the stream on out to the era or the, the hello i'm, i am the why is the welcome to the news our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes is really on t

northern and southern america, australia, eurasia, africa and antarctica.th channel one, with you polina tsvetkova and nikita pimenov, on our calendar. yes may 8th. an important historical date: on this day, exactly 75 years ago, in 1949 , a monument was opened in berlin: the warrior-liberator, one of the recognized masterpieces of the world famous sculptor, evgeniy vuchetich. nikolai masalov is considered the prototype of the warrior-liberators from treptov park. on april 30, 1945, a soviet infantryman carried a three-year-old german girl out of shelling in berlin. there was a shootout. under the left hand he returned halfway back, but there were many such stories when they were looking for a child from the monument, 200 women responded, someone saw the sextin madonna, raphael’s masterpiece, our soldiers saved us in dressden, evgeniy buchetyevich himself considered the image a collective one. let's beat swords into plowshares, donated to the un in the fifty-ninth, also a collective portrait. the sculptor was inspired by the torsos of wrestler boris gurevic

will not supply heavy weapons to israel that could be used in a major assault on rafah in southern gaza. americat of thousands of bombs to israel, the first time it's done so in a0 years, and is reviewing future deliveries. mr biden says munitions will only be sent that allow israel to defend itself. if they go into rafah, i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafah, to deal with the cities, to deal with that problem. we're going to continue to make sure israel is secure in terms of iron dome and their ability to respond to attacks that came out of the middle east recently. but it's just wrong. efforts to clean up england's rivers, lakes and seas have been called poor by a key watchdog. the office for environmental protection, a statutory public body, says government targets to improve water quality will be missed by a "large margin." here's our environment correspondent, jonah fisher. the government has through the water framework directive, committed itself to improving the health of england's damaged rivers, lakes and coastal waters. at the moment, only 1

to follow up on your your remarks there with regard to the the huge crisis on america's southern border it's become number one political issue. i think in the forthcoming presidential election and roughly think 10 million illegal migrants have crossed the united states at a staggering figures and. if you have the situation in europe would probably bring down the government such as the that the of outrage over the massive of legal migration. do you believe that under strong conservative leadership that this can be effectively addressed here in the united states and in your view, why is joe biden so, so weak kneed in the face of this, in the face of this crisis? so, yes, yes, it can be addressed. and yes, it was addressed under donald trump. so absolutely it can be addressed. likewise, our problem in britain can be fixed if we deal with issues like. the european court of convention of human rights, if we deal with the human rights act in, britain. but why have these problems emerged in both of our countries? the answer is that the human rights lobby has not been taken on, and if you look

even as his administration considers executive actions to slow the record crossings across america's southern border. in a letter signed by over 80 congressional members the group suggested ways the white house could help undocumented immigrants achieve legal status ahead of the november elections. >>> delta airlines and southwest airlines received top marks for customer satisfaction in a j.d. power airline survey today delta scored the highest in premium cabins while southwest was the preferred economy carrier for the third year in a row. the survey noted airlines that invested in their staff saw more satisfied customers despite higher airfares. >>> and the olympic flame reached france today, arriving in marseille amid tight security the torch relay will begin tomorrow and make its way through france until it reaches paris for the opening ceremony of the olympics, which will take place on july 26th you'll be able to watch the games on all nbc networks and peacock. kelly? >> is that a flotilla? that is amazing. quite the show >> yeah, quite the show indeed and it's just getting started. >> we

america where workers are hurting. we have national security crises erupting all over the globe. the southern border has collapsed. knows he fails that test. he reverting to any other possible strategy he can find, whether warfare in the courtroom system or going out on the road he as he is touting something that just isn't true with respect to his economy, those other things are not directly related to the economy do turn out to be related like immigration. cities have found all over the country right now the costs of dealing with a migration crisis, when you keep borders open to millions of illegal migrants that come in, is just enormous, costing cities and towns billions and billions of dollars. >> yeah the infrastructure is collapsing under the weight of all this i will heel migration. think about what is happening to the hospital system, our schools. everyone i talk to in tennessee, tennessee is not feeling near as much as big blue cities that are sanctuary cities, if you think about the impact across the nation, it is collapsing state and municipal governments. the pain is very real. joe biden continues to d

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. >> so, yes, southern california's become america's hottest migran jesse: t magnet..iego county officials said the shelter system overrun. nearly 150,000 migrants have been released on the streets just since september. and they come from every corne theyrthe gl of the globe south america,na china, the mideast, the. ondentb national correspondent bill milligan caught up with a group of themeluwithm in the mi of the night. >> here's how that went downown >> well, jesse, adult men fromt all around the world are showing up here in sanctuary state, california, ni crossy our illegally in the middle of the night. take a look at this video we ta right here in her comean back east of san diego, 2 a.m. overnight as masses of predominantly middle eastern and asian men crossed illegally here. very nonchalant. many of themmany of them speciat aliens, meaning they are coming from countriesaliens, with poti national security concerns. we talked to a lot of themon. there was not a single mexican out here. there wan. ask >> where are you guys from? what country? pakistan. pakistant he

benjamin netanyahu, israel's prime minister, has decided to push into the southern town of rafah, greatly against america'sishes. the un warns of serious danger to the civilians who have been forced out of their homes. a great deal of israel's strategy in gaza is dictated by internal politics, as mr netanyahu tries to keep enough support from his far—right associates in government. i asked jeremy bowen, the bbc�*s international editor, who has had years of experience reporting from israel, to explain how the decision by hamas to accept some form of ceasefire has changed things. you can argue that their decision to sign up to a version of a peace deal was a good piece of politics. it has put the pressure on netanyahu and the pressure is coming at him now from all sides. first of all, from inside his own cabinet. the two ultranationalists, highly religious, messianic figures who are in there, they are people who have said very clearly, that hamas offensive needs to be complete, as complete as anything else in gaza, and israel needs to occupy the city, and any kind of deal with hamas that they don't like woul