dhs expects about 10,000 people to cross each day now that title xlii has ended. republicans are blasting the white house, saying that the president has failed to have a plan in place. but if biden administration is defending its record saying it's hired more border patrol agents, increasing the number of people processing paper work, and enforcing tougher consequences for unlawful entry. now that title xlii has ended, migrants would have to seek asylum in another country before applying here in the u.s. the aclu filed a legal challenge against the biden administration new restrictions claiming it places vulnerable asylum seekers in danger. >>> a hearing in the case of a san leandro police officer charged with shooting and killing a man inside a walmart. that's under way. that rally also happening outside the courthouse in oakland as a show as much support for the victim's family. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live for us outside the courthouse. this has been going on for some time now. what's the latest there? >> reporter: that's right, marcus. this has

so why are we seeing so many migrants right now when title xlii is still in effect? you can see all these streets are lined with migrants. let me take you through this. it too xlii allows immigration agents to swiftly return certain migrants back to mexico, so why are we seeing all these migrants? there are tens of thousands of migrants waiting for the listing of title xlii, for the lifting, rather. ha a lot have grown impatient, are frustrated. they've sold everything they own to come to united states and they are losing patience. jake, some of them are crossing legally, turning themselves in to authorities at ports of entry, and others are deciding to cross illegally. what you're seeing here is a mix of both who turned themselves in to border patrol and others who lost their patience and crossed the border illegally. jake? >> rose flores, thanks so much. phil mattingly is at the white house and manu raju is on capitol hill. the biden administration sending another 1,500 active duty troops to the southern border ahead of this expected surge. they must be concerned i

the other issue was title xlii. again, the administration, we've said this before, it's interesting to hear this administration use the words we used to do when it's convenient. it's a public health policy, not an immigration policy. let's think about the hypocrisy, title xlii, the cdc said, their words, to further reduce the spread of covid-19 from outside our borders, those illegally entering should be removed immediately. immediately on day one, the biden administration, against all science, look, i'm not a medical expert, but the science is very clear. if you're a minor, 15, 16, 17 years old, you can carry covid just as an adult can. so where is the science there? on day one, they said, if you're a minor, we're not going to apply title xlii to you. full-on covid, 15, 16, 17, come on in. and the families, right now they're defying their own cdc order, releasing families. right now, there's a family illegally entering our borders with covid, and they're still being released into the interior of the united states.

i know the focus is on title xlii, and i'll say this, i support title xlii.middle of the pandemic. we can't even let legal visa holders from mexico or canada come in, but they're letting all of these undocumented people come in during the middle of a pandemic. so where's the logic, where you don't let the legal visa holders from mexico and canada that spend billions of dollars on our local communities, but then people without documentation. my father was born and became a legal resident and a naturalized citizen. it took him years and years, and to see people just come in and jump the line. can i tell you that in my community, which is made up of 86 plus percent hispanic community, people don't like what they're seeing. the latinos in south texas, the latinos on the border do not, do not like what they're seeing right now. >> so, congressman, what is the solution there? because i think that the basic elemental right of people to request asylum -- i mean, it's pretty well recognized in international law, right? so there are those who want to come to this count

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and i don't think the american people know that because of title xlii. that's not going to be there. so we look at these numbers, we look at what we heard today, the largest number of apprehensions in 35 years, it's not going to get better. and by the way, usually gets better in the summer, it's too hot. it's gotten worse in the summer, so i just want to make that point. and second, mayor, you talked earlier about the h2a program, and this is a program that has workers come in legally under properly legal channels to be agricultural workers. a lot of landscapers, as do greenhouses use it, and so on. the united states of america is the most generous country in the world in terms of legal immigration. and we haven't talked about that today but the context of all of this should be we are a very generous country. every one of us here are the children or grandchildren, great grandchildren of immigrants. and we're proud of that. and they have enriched our country. so it's not that we're saying, here, we don't want immigrants. what we're saying, is let's do it

reportero: ante la incertidumbre del siglo xlii, muchos se ven forzados a vivir en la calle, porque elantes. asegura que las autoridades no les importa que tengan un documento de estadÍa legal en mÉxico . no lÍnea al parecer hay Órdenes, dicen ellos de que nadie le alquile ni una habitaciÓn o un cuarto, segÚn dijo esta joven madre que viaja con un grupo de ocho miembros de la misma familia. el pastor se ha enfrentado a las autoridades de octubre que abriÓ las puertas a los migrantes y hasta ahora ha ganado la partida. >> yo siempre digo que si estoy haciendo algo contra ley, que me lo hagan saber, pero de lo contrariodeben permitirme hacer lo que estoy haciendo. reportero: le crece les ofrece cena y desayuno, deben llegar antes de las 7:00 p.m. y salir antes de las 6:00 a.m. y muchos otros continÚan cruzando hacia estados unidos en grandes nÚmeros en busca de asilo. ilia: el departamento de defensa de ucrania informÓ que la evacuaciÓn de 270 toldos, 53 de ellos heridos que se encontraban de hace semanas en una planta siderÚrgica de mariÚpol. la evacuaciÓn, al parecer por el resultado d

>> guest: i think article xlii was used under the prior administration and is it minutia ration as well to address the issue of refugees. i think there are other ways that we can do this. first of all it's not an america issue, it's a worldwide issue. poland is stepped up or they are taking in a lot of refugees from ukraine in mexico right now is taking a lot of refugees from ukraine as well so this is a worldwide issue. what we have to do is work with their friends around the world and work with other nations to make sure refugees are safe and will be able to be progressive members. >> host: let me talk about representative berm who asked the biden administration for the science bit kind of title 42 decision. .. recommends that u.s. travelers entirely void due to lack of information about covid-19 transmission levels. that was a letter from two days ago from senator burr. your thoughts on his argument on the science of this? >> well, senator makes very good points. i would argue why would you apply 42 to one set of refugees and not the ukrainians? they are both going through mexico. mo

title xlii will be lifted after may 11.up some momentum as asylum seekers are on the streets of downtown el paso and other areas of our community. >> the mayor of el paso, texas says he plans to declare a state of emergency monday, largely to prepare for public housing needs if there's a migrant surge. meanwhile, the biden administration is making clear that the border will not be wide open and regular border rules will be enforced. >>> chicago's mayor is urging texas governor greg abbott to stop what she calls the inhumane and dangerous action of busing migrants to her city. lori lightfoot sent abbott a letter stating in part, your lack of confederation or coordination in an attempt to cause chaos and score political points has resulted in a critical tipping point in our act to ability to receive individuals and families in a safe, orderly and dignified way. we simply have no more spaces to accommodate an increase of individuals at this level with little coordination or care that does not pose a risk to them or others. cnn

for several years, we were using this pandemic authority under title xlii to basically say because of a public health emergency we're prohibiting certain forms of asylum and such. >> yeah. >> and the courts were sort of losing patience with that, and the biden administration had a prior ideological commitment to move away from that. i think if they tried to restart doing certain things that the trump administration was doing and the biden administration was doing in the early parts of the administration, it's fairly likely the courts would interfere with that. but i don't think we have a full set of answers. >> they've made moves to pull down trump's executive orders, made a big show of shifting things, title xlii stayed and they had to have it because it was actually effective. the courts tied that up, and that's gone. so many of these trump priorities done through executive action were never fully litigated. most were pulled off on appeal or had been struck down. so, there are limits to what they can do. it's true they can do some, but -- >> the executive action. >> also need mexico

. >> bob schieffer: which brings us to george xliii and william xlii on the subject of grandfatherhoodormer president george w. bush who became a grand-dad last year had advice for former president bill clinton who is due to become a grandfather later this year. >> it's going to be an awesome period for you and get ready to also be the lowest person in the pecking order in your family. (laughter) >> bob schieffer: i know that feeling. in california, trucks may soon replace wells as the only way to get drinking water. that story is coming up next. collect garbage...and a big paycheck...gets dirty. the w accusations...next weather talent appears at wx center with generic pinpoint filling monitor then we take >> bob schieffer: finally tonight, that rain that finally fell on southern california overnight won't do very much to ease the drought which is now in its third year. the entire state is bone dry. so what happens when the water runs out? well, ben tracy reports, in some places, it already has. >> hi, love, how are you? >> reporter: for more than two decades, kathleen sturkey has been

to the crisis at the border with the title xlii immigration policy set to expire next week. : securityal has >> reporter: we are a few blocks away from the downtown area. this is where it really at any given time you can see hundreds of migrants roaming the streets around the bus station area. we also witness as a number of migrants were expelled under title xlii rain chains and shepherded onto an airplane for guatemala. it allows the u.s. to expelled migrants using a covid era restrictions set to actually end next week. and border communities are bracing for a surge in crossings. officials are anticipating as many as 10,000 migrants are going to be crossing the border each day. we also traveled to a nearby makeshift shelter a 10 camp that is in matamoros, mexico. it is across from brownsville, texas. people are desperate there. thousands waiting for their chance to come into the united states either by signing up an appointment or on top of that crossing the river. border towns like this here, brownsville, they are not the only ones. new york city just announced that they are out of e

. >> sean: senator, we are near the end of title xlii. you see what is happening in el paso and texas, your home state. how bad is it going to get and our thoughts and prayers for the families, five families murdered in cold blood including an eight-year-old kid. >> it is horrific that the crisis in our southern border is the worst in history. we have had over 6 million people across the legally under joe biden. this is deliberate. it is their intended effect and next week they are going to lift title xlii which means the numbers will go up. joe biden and kamala harris, that they want 6 million to become 10 women and become 12 million and become 15 million. and they don't care about the body packs that are piling up. you noted the horror that played out in cleveland, texas, this monster murdered five people in cold blood, shot an eight-year-old child. he was an illegal alien. he had been deported four times and yet another biden open border policies he was allowed to stay. ice did not find him. the democrats blocked case law which i wrote

once they're in, they are not subject to title xlii.itle 42 is creating a lot of hassles on the border. and with that, this bleeding in of what is build up for four years is what's going on right now. >> and i'm sorry, forgive my ignorance, but what is title 42? >> title 42 is the public health law. it's pretty old and it was utility i'd by the trump administration, essentially to keep people out. and the people we're talking about are the asylum seekers. and and essentially the cdc was not in agreement it. and then later were forced by the trump administration to invoke title 42. basically, because of covid, they have invoked this public health law saying, because of the risk of covid, we cannot let anybody in. but i can come in. i'm a u.s. citizen. i could have covid, but i'm allowed in. and the issue is people who are seeking asylum do not have quote/unquote documentation and they have to be processed. and the processing of the asylum seekers in a congregant settings, is what the title says, is what has led to the complete refusal to

in super bowl xlii. he was hurt all of last season though, the giants picked two receivers that in year's draft but he has a super bowl ring, something derek mason desperately wants. >> for me to win a super bowl is a must, you know, and i think the team feels the same way. this is a year that, you know, we have all the pieces, everyone is healthy, you know, our quarterback has another year under his belt and the defense is, as always, phenomenal. so this is the year that we feel that we have a great opportunity to not just make it, but win. >> lay it out there the ravens start game week practices tomorrow, they host the chiefs sunday. >>> don't forget maryland as loss at cal, that's over and done with. two other games have the terps' attention now. maryland has to bounce back from that 52-14 loss against the 12th ranked golden bears but they can't overlook this week's opponent. james madison is ranked sixth. >>> ralph friedgen knows with his young team the psyche will always be a delicate thing. >> i be

news today that mark griffin's super bowl xlii game is being raffled off.rrent owner decided the time is right to put it back on the market. earlier today we caught up with charles man who explained why he would never sell s. >> every year my wife was pregnant we went to the super bowl and won, so every one of my super bowls reminds me of one of my chenildr being born, so my rings go to my children. >> all right, sony open, first round today. big takeaway? look at that. gorgeous 80 degrees. that's beautiful. oh, yeah, golf to play, too. why are we showing you this, the eels are wide and shine a light on me! that's an eagle the there. after 10, the three guys are tied for the lead at 7 under. >> topper can lo welcome. how you doin'? good how are you? so today you're gonna choose a mobile office. you can choose this chevy silverado which offers built in 4g lte wi-fi. or you can choose this ford f-150, which doesn't offer wi-fi. but to make up for it, we added a trailer, a satellite antenna, and dolores. hey fellas! (group laughter) what? so, which one do you

once title xlii expires later this week. president biden has yet to address the issue. and again, he has not talked about the deadly attack on migrants on the border or the texas mall shooting. he appears to be focused on making sure the airlines reimburse passengers for any canceled flights in the future. kevin corke is live. good evening. >> kevin: problems aplenty nationwide as you pointed out. millions of americans struggling with food and gas and housing costs. to say nothing of the crisis along the southern border. and the reason mass shootings. well, with all that happening, as you said, the biden administration instead appears to be focused on the airline industry, announcing today it will propose a rule requiring all airlines to compensate fires for the costs of meals and hotels, texas, the right years, and rebooking fees when the airlines are the ones to blame for canceled or delayed flights. but critics, yes, acknowledging perhaps the novelty of that i idea, there's still questioning tonight, the white house's fo focus. >> there are multiple things that the p

caught the winning touchdown in the giants upset victory over the new england patriots in super bowl xlii, but back to prison with good behavior he could be released from the jail there or the prison after serving 20 months. >>> a reality tv corn test ant wanted for questioning in the death of his bikini model ex-wife may now be in canada. that's what police in washington state and california are saying today about ryan alexander jenkins who is canadian. they say they want to question him as in their words a person of interest in the death of 28-year-old jasmine fiore whom you see on the left-hand side of your screen. your nude bode was found stuffed in a suitcase in an original county california trash bin over the weekend. a coroner's preliminary report indicates she was strangled. >>> our fear is that he might possibly be en route to canada. we were able tore ascertain his involvement with the help of the los angeles police department. mr. jenkins reported miss fiore missing the evening that we discovered her body. he was the last person seen with her. >> jenkins was a contest ant on th

tip it to the wolf pack, thomas pins and hangs on for the touchdown, shades of david in super bowl xlii. nc state, 31-20. that is sports, lots more coming up tonight at 10:00, including game seven of the american league championship series, the alc is going seven and the and lcs going seven, we will see you tonight at 10:00 >>> real quick, watching that last clip, it looked like that defender is going to be thinking about that for a long time. >> right through his hands. >> thank you so much, appreciate it. have a good night, everyone, we will see you at 10:00 on channel two. i'm too tired to go. i have a midterm tomorrow, which i'll probably fail, and i was up really late studying. she was. i was up really late doing this. don't even bother coming. i'm quitting today. i'm sick of this guy on the team always making fun of me. he's just jealous because you're the one who puts points on the board. why? because you run the scoreboard. kids: ...run the scoreboard. i'm out, too. but all your classmates will be there. we ignore each other all week. it's nice to have a little break on the week

. >> this comes as title xlii is set to expire on thursday. >>> we're less than 24 hours until a key meeting between house speaker mccarthy and president biden over the debt ceiling. if the talks break into failure, the u.s. may not be able to keep paying its bills. >> many economists warn that could plunge the country sb into a recession. scott mcgrew says both parties are playing the financial game of chicken. >> yeah, and the key to playing chicken is you have to convince the other guy you're not going to swerve. there had been talk the white house would come up with some ind kind of creative, unusual way to save the economy if it couldn't convince republicans to raise the ceiling. but yesterday on "this week" on abc, treasury secretary janet yellen said that's not going to happen. no special measures. the white house is not going to swerve. >> you just said there's no way this can be done without congress. is that a hard and fast position that the president will under no circumstances invoke the 14th amendment? >> look, all i want to say is that it's congress' job to do this. if

giants, strahan set a record for most sacks in a single season, ending his career winning super bowl xliigame-changer off the field, hosting "live with kelly and michael," part of the "gma" family, too. our warmest congratulations to him. >>> next, a road map to a better life. pope francis is out with his top ten secrets to happiness. his number one trick? live and let live. perhaps not so surprising, given his recent remarks about not judging the gay community, or judging anyone, for that matter. or, trying to convert them to your religion. and to reduce stress, the pope recommends more time with the family, less time at work, slowing down and respecting nature. good advice. >>> and when we come back tonight, the unlikely actor soaring into super stardom this weekend. why chris pratt is about to become a household name. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is th

and we're doing this under title xlii. tps allows for staying. so isn't there some way -- i'm just making an appeal for the haitians. isn't there some way for us to reexamine this? this is an appeal, mr. secretary. for us to reexamine this, maybe there's something we missed. can you give me some hope? >> congressman, i appreciate very much what you've said, the question you've posed and the spirit of your question. i don't think that we can the heartbreak with respect to the vulnerability of the haitian people we are encountering specifically in del rio, texas over the last week, and their vulnerability. there are a number of things i would like to say. number one, we did grant temporary protected status to haitian nationals who were in the united states prior to last year. the department of state made that determination. then we have looked at the country continues and made a determination that in fact we can return individuals who have arrived subsequent to july 29 to haiti. we are working with countries in south america, chile, brazil, for exa

i covered super bowl xlii, a big deal for glendale and phoenix. what is the impact of having the super bowl in san francisco? >> it is a proven fact that cities that host the super bowl received a huge economic windfall. we believe we will see an even greater financial upside from the fact that it is the 50th super ball -- super bowl. sponsors are excited about bringing customers and clients. there was a discussion around all the private events and that is part of the climate that feels the city's pockets. >> the concern was the money generated does not go back into the community. i have done stories about the grants that have already gone out. >> that is right, part of the money that we have raised, more than $5 million have already been given to our nonprofit. that is the money going directly back into the community to make sure this super bowl he is a positive legacy of good. in addition to creating revenue for businesses around the region. >> we have to move on, but the nfl is in town. are you taking them around? >> this is the last of for pro

on sunday for the super bowl xlii degrees going to your party. that's good. monday we get into this winter mix. rain-snow. more of the snow side of things 40 the high and then it gets cold. 27 tuesday. light snow showers and an alert on wednesday for perhaps heavier snow, only 22 this time next week. check out all the forecast details on the cleveland 19 first alert weather app. 10 day forecast and you get severe weather alerts when we get them. denise. >> denise: all right, jeff. thank you. >>> an interesting twist in the >>> now it's time for "the buzz" sponsored by national carpet mill outlet. >> denise: a new york real estate heir pleaded guilty to a gun charge in louisiana. >> dan: it is another step towards extradition in california to face murder charges. >> police arrested him after a revolver was found in his hotel room, the day before the final episode of the jinx, a hbo true crime documentary about the disappearance of his first wife killing of writer friend susan berman. last year l.a. police charged him with murder in berman's death. >>> we now k

. >>> and in super bowl xlii it was david making that big catch remember. last night mario kept both feet inbounds, gets hit, that was the 38-yard gain that. was the play of the day . >> that was beautiful. >> congratulations to the giants. >> yeah. we will see you at ten and 11.

it's a rematch of super bowl xlii when they spoiled what would have been a perfect season for new englandth talked about it. >> about attitude. mostly it's about if you are in a position where you feel that the young play is responsive and will listen -- like eli stood up in a team meeting said very valuable thing that were responded to by the young kids and the veterans. >> you know this season when you feel you have a good team and good player and an opportunity take you can go win a championship you don't want that to slip away because you don't know if you will get another opportunity. >> studly cool to be a clippers fan. the clippers have star power in addition to the acquisition of chris paul they have blake griffin, he was the kind of jam they made posters of. that's perkins who gets it. the clippers stay onto with a win. >>> a lot to be happy about the last two years and today ron washington was rewarded a two year contract extension. they have made back to back world series appearances but have lost both in 2010 against the giants and this year twice with in one strike of winning

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title xlii is abolished because the health crisis is over.accommodations. >> and then they decide on masks on airplanes. >> i think the whole area of the student loans has to be rethought along the lines that we talked about. the kids get way too much money. they get money to sit on their asses and colleges give professors large salaries. it has become obscene but i think you do need reform and limits an amount that a kid can borrow. we have to make sure that there's competitive rates and that you have to allow bankruptcy. >> professors are getting that much a year? >> the administrators. >> huge democratic leading economist. this is terrible policy. it is pretty much a mixed bag for democrats on this. >> yeah, a lot is a mixed bag for democrats. progressives want full cancellation of $1.6 trillion in student debt. think about this. we have got 11.3 million job openings. wages are on the rise. certainly not enough to keep up with inflation but more than enough jobs for these people to a job and pay back to student loans. okay? so the delay it

. >> and david tyrese miraculous catch in super bowl xlii last year. >> nothing swimsuit related of coursehank you, rafer. have fun with that. >>> two north carolina men accused of planning a holy war overseas are now charged with plotting an attack on a marine base in virginia. prosecutors say daniel patrick boyd and hyson sharivi had maps of the base. they had weapons, thousands of rounds of ammunition. is he the alleged ringleader of seven men facing other terrorism charges. >>> we're already seeing big crowds getting in line in l.a. to buy tickets for the michael jackson movie and the tickets don't go on sale until sunday. the documentary "this is it" begins a two-week run at theaters around the country october 28th. some hard core fans are hoping to get tickets for a grand opening october 27th, the day before. >>> who do you turn to if you're a victim of domestic violence? a new york woman is raising awareness of the problem in the islamic community. meet rabina niaz, our hero of the week. >> abuse cuts across race, religion, culture. i'm a muslim, born and raised in pakistan. migrate

. >>> and we are airing super bowl xlii this weekend.new england patriots first the new york giants. you can catch it right here on ktvu this sunday at noon. >>> like many businesses and nonprofits, the lindsey wildlife experience in walnut creek is having trouble staying afloat due to the coronavirus. so the museum and wildlife rehab center has launched a fundraising effort to help keep their educational services in their animal hospital running. joining us now to talk about this fundraising campaign is carlos delarosa, the executive director of the lindsey wildlife experience, let me start with this, how bad is it for you right now? >> well, we are still open, we are still receiving patient at the hospital and taking care of all of our animals. so for them, it is not too bad at all. it's a break from the crowds. for us, when you consider for us, it's 100,000 people a year that come and visit the center, and all of those people are gone right now, it is a crunch. >> how much have you raised and how much more do you need, and what specif

it's a rematch of super bowl xlii when they spoiled what would have been a perfect season for new englandt it. >> about attitude. mostly it's about if you are in a position where you feel that the young play is responsive and will listen -- like eli stood up in a team meeting said very valuable thing that were responded to by the young kids and the veterans. >> you know this season when you feel you have a good team and good player and an opportunity take you can go win a championship you don't want that to slip away because you don't know if you will get another opportunity. >> studly cool to be a clippers fan. the clippers have star power in addition to the acquisition of chris paul they have blake griffin, he was the kind of jam they made posters of. that's perkins who gets it. the clippers stay onto with a win. >>> a lot to be happy about the last two years and today ron washington was rewarded a two year contract extension. they have made back to back world series appearances but have lost both in 2010 against the giants and this year twice with in one strike of winning it all before

spent 15 seasons with the new york giants and retired in 2008 after helping the giants win super bowl xlii >> people were really excited to see him. we are getting you ready and set for liv. and a lot of people are descending on miami. >> that includes a team from abc 7 news with the sports director, larry beil live at the helm in miami. larry? >> reporter: yeah, ama, dan, the average ticket price to get into super bowl liv, as of this moment, is right around per seat. how do you get in if you do not happen to be a tech millionaire? we are joined live with that story. hi, amanda. >> reporter: yeah, larry, hello. i spoke with a few cool kids out near south beach. they call it ballin' on a budget. but i did meet a super fan serious about saving money. this is super bowl week on south beach, with a speck of orange. ron, coming from denver, colorado, a diehard broncos fan who knows thousand do how to do budget. >> reporter: the man works in finance. he says fans can reap the benefit. >> if you can get a hotel the weekend before into wednesday, thursday, maybe friday of super bowl week you can

he also let title xlii expire. he can reinstate the policies on his own just like he undid them with the stroke of a pen. he doesn't need congress congrel legislation to do that. the house already passed hr-2. why didn't the senate simply take up hr-2, make it part of the big package, although i don't like the idea. i think every bill should stand on its own merits. i don't think foreign policy funding should be connected to the border in any way. i don't think ukraine should be impacted by a border bill. this bill would enact the necessary steps to secure our border again. that's hr-2. meanwhile a source tells fox news that the day the legislation was released, there were over 6,000 illegal immigrant encounters at the southern border, including 160 chinese nationals that were apprehended in the san diego sector. we've talked about over 26,000 chinese nationals in this country, over 12,000 from russia. what about the ones from iran, syria and egypt and afghanistan? why are chinese nationals pouring over the border

. >> then i went art, which takes an hour to amber xlii.> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most 08:10pm, sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. takes a lot think self-discipline commitments. my passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list of expenses on flyer talk dot com and did the cost comparison. he spent just more than $6,000 flying to school for perspective. the average price of an apartment in berkeley is more than 3300 bucks a month in one school year, bill took more than 200 flights traveled 92,000 miles and spent 76,000 minutes commuting and did not miss one single class bill took his graduation photo at sfo wearing this boarding skater and staple. it. >> and take that and make like a sash. yes, i feel like that's the way it's like in terms self like a coal and like emotion or what the way i carry. >> sarah white commute, he said the weather delays. bart disruptions in traffic was overall more stressful than the master's program. >> but all that hard work paid off. i already

it was with the director of the white house that they got rid of title xlii without a replacement. got rid of that remain in mexico policy and the stopped instruction of the border wall and started taking the border patrol agents. they ended up rubbing up catch and release. the rest of us who have a problem with the millions of people coming into th the county during the biden administration were saying that this is unconstitutional that you are not following the laws. and the rules and the constitution. you are not protecting the people but getting back to a question, i think that mayorkas by design and the biden administration's mind, he is doing his job. >> greg: and i guess if that is counting for the job numbers, that is a win-win for them. i just came up with that. >> lee: looking for the votes? >> greg: yeah. emily cook the dams are calling this impeachment political. isn't that interesting? when is it not political? they impeached trump twice for political reasons. >> emily: and the irony is this actually is a tool that congress can use upon realizing or determining that so

state, senator mark kelly, filmed in front of the border wall projects, but he voted to end title xlii, 100% with biden on these issues, except for the photo ops. >> eventually the democrats will have come to negotiating table, because they can keep flying them to these areas. there's nothing that can stop them. >> greg, you're right. talking it that way would be a good start for everybody. i would hope that both governor desantis and governor abbott, maybe even the governor of arizona, would organize and invite mayor bowser, mayor lightfoot, if everyone got comfortable with the politics around it. greg, you're right, desantis this is a good dual between he and donald trump, becoming the face of the republican party. politics are about the future, offering ideas. if he offers a policy strategy, a policy answer to this as opposed to -- the stunts are fine. good politics lead to good policy -- he will find himself in the driver's seat on the republican side. i've said all along, the polling is tight. no doubt that republicans -- democrats, if we're serious about winning in november, we m

as senator they voted to end title xlii, allowing the if federal government to quickly deport illegal immigrants during the pandemic. she also blocked donald trump's border wall. in 2020, she suggested it was bigoted to secure the southern border. she even voted to give stimulus checks to illegal immigrants. you all happy with that? now in a truly miraculous election conversion, election year conversion, well, cortez masto is now pretending to be a strong proponent of securing the border, but we can see through her lies, her deception, and this election year -- oops, change, let me change my mind. nba, so can "the washington post" of all place, which has rewarded her many, many pinocchios along the campaign trail. let me ask all of you here. anyone buying your current senator's lies? anybody? are you supporting her policies? okay. are you better off under her leadership. >> no! >> sean: are you happy with inflation? >> no! >> happy with paying over $5 a gallon for gasoline? >> no! >> sean: november 8th, you get to decide. the power is in your hands. all right, let's give a warm nevada

. >> it's taken a long decision for title xlii. i docked it 10 points, saying "title xxxii."e country. not only do you have border security in towns across the border concerned about their safety, but you have a fentanyl trafficking problem across the country. fentanyl deaths, addiction, are contributing to a major problem, a major problem that basically was there day one of those this administration without any sort of meaningful reform on their end. >> politico says biden wants to get out here, seeing that his stance is worth than trump's. biden's inner circle is aware of how other presidents overcame rough first terms only to cruise in re-election. others were felled by shaky economies and rising inflation. he can't play offense, but he needs to get on defense and despite the challenge assure americans better days are ahead. on the issues of immigration, crime, arguably inflation, and gas prices, how can he be out front? >> you know, i agree with josh and ken. i think that you missed a moment here. there's some issues, it's only a handful of issues, that you perhaps gain p

they apply for a type xlii license and if approved this would allow them to sell beer and wine on sale. on-site. there's no letters of support. there are no letters of protest could there located in plot 537 which is considered a high crime area. there located in track 155.00 which is considered an undue concentration area. northern station has no opposition. it approves with the following recommended additions. sales service and consumption of alcohol and beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 12 pm and 10 pm daily. no noise shall be audible beyond that the area under the control of the licensee as defined under abc 20 257. the 2 shooters shall be responsible for maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premise over which they have control carried loitering is defined as if used the and i really about without lawful business. it's prohibited on any sidewalks or property adjacent to the license, since and under the control of the licensee. a fee shall be removed from the premises in all parking lots within 72 hours of application it if the graffiti occurs on

but as you know there's something called title xlii and that was put in place by the trump administrationng asylum in the united states from mexico, central america, haiti, areas of the world they say are dangerous. there's good news for the ukrainians the united states is letting in, 100,000 in all apparently, but a lot of frustration and anger on the part of these other countries who have been waiting for quite some time, anderson. >>> coming up next, an update from capitol hill where the house has taken action against two more non-cooperating january 6th witnesses. lunchables! built to be eaten. ok so i need someone to help with phone trades while i'm out. uh huh. people can get a free samsung galaxy s22 when they trade in a galaxy, any year any condition. oh i get it. so you can take your old phone, that you've had for 12 years and loved every minute of, and trade it in for something new that suits your life now? that's right, yeah. and then enjoy immediate success, even though you'll never forget your old phone. ever. it's a great trade. life-changing. [bell] get a free samsung galax

boarder are declining after title xlii expired. still arriving in new york city each day. in fact, mayor eric adams says 15 more migrant buss are expected in the coming days. that has a growing list of new york counties declaring a state of emergency after adams said he would be relocating asylum seekers out of the city. a new migrant arrival center is open at manhattan's roosevelt hotel in midtown. that's where we find cnn's gloria pazmino. already about 40,000 migrants are in the state's care and we've heard again and again the city's resources are stretched thin. so what can you tell us about the kinds of accommodations that are being made? >> reporter: you mentioned about 15 buses are expected to alive in the city throughout the weekend. we know for sure two have arrived as of this morning. now, the buss are coming from texas, and they're still arriving at port authority bus terminal. that's where the city is now connecting the migrants to place them on city buses that are then coming here to the roosevelt hotel behind me. i wa

and we're doing this under title xlii. tps allows for staying. so isn't there some way -- i'm just making an appeal for the haitians. isn't there some way for us to reexamine this? this is an appeal, mr. secretary. for us to reexamine this, maybe there's something we missed. can you give me some hope? >> congressman, i appreciate very much what you've said, the question you've posed and the spirit of your question. i don't think that we can the heartbreak with respect to the vulnerability of the haitian people we are encountering specifically in del rio, texas over the last week, and their vulnerability. there are a number of things i would like to say. number one, we did grant temporary protected status to haitian nationals who were in the united states prior to last year. the department of state made that determination. then we have looked at the country continues and made a determination that in fact we can return individuals who have arrived subsequent to july 29 to haiti. we are working with countries in south america, chile, brazil, for exa

i want to start with title xlii, donald trump invoked it, which essentially gave border patrol the authority to send migrants back to their home countries under the premise it was protecting the u.s. from further covid spread. that policy is coming to an end in about a week and a half, and it's expected there will be a record surge in migration across the border. my question is, you have the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, on this morning. does he give you any idea of the plan moving forward under the assumption of what happens next would impact president biden's quest for a second term? >> well, look, i think that's their whole goal, they want to show they can handle the surge confidently. i think that's going to be -- we'll see what the american people think when they see this surge. the fact of the mat serwer dealing with an unprecedented surge in the western hemisphere. that's just a fact. we have more countries in our hemisphere that have deteriorating political situations for various reasons, whether it's venezuela, cuba, haiti, throw in honduras and guatemala. so t

>> the foals feet the patriots, eli manning pete brady in super bowl xlii and 46. yesterday's event raised $46 million for the relief. >>> space x and nasa are making final preparations ahead of this week's historic launch. on wednesday, doug hurley and bob bank and will use a space x rocket to fly to the international space station. this is the first time a private company will be used to send astronauts into orbit. >> an awesome time to be an astronaut with a new spacecraft to get a chance to go and fly as graduates of a military test pilot school. if you give us one thing to put on our list of dream jobs that we would've gotten to have some they feared it would have been to be aboard a new spacecraft. >> the crew completed a dress rehearsal on saturday, the lunch on wednesday will take place at 12:30 pacific time in the afternoon. from the kennedy space center in florida. once the astronauts get to the space station, the mission will last from 1 to 4 months. >>> here at home, there was a virtual memorial day ceremony. ♪ >> the united veterans council hosted the

topic, how the biden administration plans to handle an expected search of migrants a month when title xlii health instructions are lifted. mayorkas saying his department is surging resources and plans to use legal authorities to remove individuals crossing the border. the secretary will be back on the hill wednesday to testify before the house homeland security committee where we might get our first indication of how republicans could be laying the groundwork to potentially impeach mayor chris. >> trace: thank you. chairman james comer says he has identified six additional members of the president's family who may have benefited from foreign business transactions during joe biden's' tenure as vice president. what was cross border kevin corke has those details tonight. that evening, kevin. >> kevin: good evening. house republicans have viewed suspicious activity reports related to biden family business dealings with oversight care committee chair james comber -- james comer. they have "perhaps benefited from biden family business dealings." in a statement, comber said the biden family enter