. 21% of all family unit individuals were processed for expulsion under title xlii as well. understand that? 220,000, about half, immediately turned back, not buzzed around the country because of title xlii. biden must, rid of that and of course, because his team believes borders are immoral, they are in full support of dropping title xlii. but because they notes just how detrimental this will be to all americans because they are passing the buck. >> title xlii is a public health authority that rests in the exclusive jurisdiction of the centers for disease control and prevention and they decide whether that title xlii authority remains necessary. are expected as a reminder, it is a health authority could not an immigration plan. determination about where we stand and to lift was made by the cdc. >> laura: wait a second. did they think this was a whole of government approach? don't you love that phrase? without title xlii, the numbers of illegals flooding in will dwarf that pump those populations of many american cities, even states in some cases by the end of biden's first t

where they would discuss the lifting of title xlii.hen confronting a potential surge at the border if title xlii had been lifted. and of course we know that just yesterday the president met with congressional hispanic caucus at the white house and there they say that he discussed the lifting of title xlii and a source told cnn later on that the administration gave no indication that they were backing off of lifting title xlii despite the pushback that they have seen from both parties, both democrats and republicans. so the question right now is what happens going forward. that is a little bit unclear. does the administration kind of pull back, look at this ruling and tell immigrant advocates and others hey, we tried, we wanted to lift title cdxlii, but it is not happening, or do they go forward with their plans. we don't have an indication of which way that they will go. and as it seemed just yesterday that the administration was not backing off. >> jasmine, thank you. >>> and also this morning, new alarm bells in florida, governor ron

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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

crossings like this expected to soar when title xlii ends in a few days. >> are you okay?are anxious to get out. with the biden administration announced they would let photo to two -- title xlii to expire, they were required to set up an appointment. so they let her get an apartment but not her daughter? when she tried to cross through a legal point of entry, she was turned away. since then, she has had no luck getting another appointment. with just days left until title xlii lives, chief of border patrol raul insists he needs more help on the front lines. >> i don't have enough agents. i don't have enough technology. >> reporter: the biden administration is sitting 1500 active-duty troops to the el paso area for the next 90 days. >> it is a show so they can say they are doing something because they finally are having to admit they have got a problem. >> reporter: arguing that tit title xlii should remain in place. but this is a conscious decision by the biden administration to take a tool out of the toolbox and it is going to lead -- >> reporter: in brownsville, texas, 2,

i think that just speaks to why they're using title xlii.ut in place under the trump administration as an extreme measure by the cdc to try to control the coronavirus pandemic wrrbs to try to keep it from spreading across our borders and shutting down anyone who would be able to come in and claim asylum, saying they were protecting both the immigrants and the people responsible for processing them. essentially, at this point, it's being used for politics. it's being used to try to keep the numbers of immigrants down, and they're really not making much effort to hide that anymore. as we understand from lawyers who are in negotiations over this, as we understand from the republican pressure, not to lift this, as i have understood just from interviewing people who are heads of various border patrol sectors when i went to the border just last month y have also learned that really, the reason this is in place now is not because of the threat of the pandemic, which is greatly diminished in the u.s., but it's to keep those numbers down, and that is

. >>> four seasons ago in super bowl xlii the giants upset the patriots. fast forward to today, when the giants had a chance to do something similar to the 11-0 green bay packers. giants lead 10-7. manning with the play action fake and throws short. interception and returns 38 yards for the touchdown. packers in front 14-10. giants trail by 8. manning with a quick drop. 2yards for the score. giants convert the 2-point conversion. tie it. aaron rogers did not want overtime. completed three passes over 18 yards, this one to nelson. packers in field goal position. from 30 yards out on the final play of the game. packers win, 38-35 and stay perfect. >>> game tied at 13. bailey with a chance to win it. short and left. that would send it into overtime. cardinals' quarterback eludes the rush. tucks it inside, back to the outside, and goes 52 yards for the game winning score. cardinals win in overtime, putting an end to dallas' four- game winning streak. >>> lay lewis still pumping up his team. ravens up 7-0. baltimore leads 17-3. webb takes the punt at his own 32

the biden administration preparing for a surge of migrants when title xlii expires in just days.via -- >> the college murders in idaho. the moment authorities raided the suspected's home just after his arrest. what it shows here tonight and the images as he is pulled over by police more than a month before the murders. tonight, russia with a new warning for the u.s. after those drones over the kremlin. the new report increasing scrutiny on clarence thomas and his wife. the washington post now reporting ginni thomas received tens of thousands of dollars in fees through a judicial activist who specifically asked that her name be left off the billing paperwork. terry moran reporting tonight. just in, a massive fire erupting in houston. the images coming in tonight. the economy and jobs this evening, the new jobs report, a much better numbers than expected. and the coronation of king charles and queen camilla. hours away now and what they are going to do to honor the late queen elizabeth. james longman standing outside buckingham palace tonight. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world

the patriots will play the giants in a rematch of super bowl xlii.s a quick look at what happened on championship sunday. we start in san francisco. eli manning and the giants lost to alex smith and the 49ers in the regular season. game tied at 17 in overtime. new york punting it away. number 47 strips the ball. lawrence tynes. it's up and good. game winner. giants advancing to their second super bowl in the last five seasons. here's who they'll play. the patriots taking on the ravens. john harbaugh against bill belichick and the patriots. afc championship game. 15 seconds to go. baltimore down three. billy cundiff on for the game-tying 32-yard field goal. but it's wide left. and the patriots hang on to win 23-20, punching their ticket to the super bowl. an absolute heartbreaker for the ravens. complete highlights and reaction from both games coming up on "sports final." >>> big game on the ice in pittsburgh. alex ovechkin the caps against the penguins. third period, tied at 2. caps on the attack. matthew perreault leaves it for alexander semin. send

next month will mark two years since title xlii was reacted.s time to bring it back into our immigration process. there needs to be some accountability for what's already happened. the biden administration has done great things to address this issue, about you it's time to rise up. the buck stops with you, mr. president. we'll be right back. with you, . president. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "politics nation." there are several hot topics to cover with my panel. david, it was a week of legal setbacks for former president trump. let's start with a judge has rejected donald trump's effort to dismiss lawsuits accusing him for bearing legal responsibility for the attack on the capitol. what's your reaction? will this open them up to potential more lawsuits in. >> it very well could. understand this pin was over 100 pages. it essentially got at what was donald trump's actual role? what is his consciousness of guilty? in relatively non-legal terms, donald trump laid the predicate with a by lying, the election was stolen. he issued the in

when i went to law school, title xlii consisted of 128 pages. today, consists of 6200 pages, or 1700 or pages than the entire body of federal law at the time it started. but that of course is just the tip of the iceberg. because increasingly, federal legislation has taken the form of the creation of euros in agencies that are in turn in doubt with ever broader and responsibility and discretion in defining the specific rules that will be governing our activities and our lives and that have the force of law. and unfortunately congress in recent years has first of all increase the number of violations of regulations that are criminalized and number two, of leaving the constitutional -- or rather the common-law requirement that you know you are breaking the law before you can go to jail so today it is quite possible to be thrown in jail for violating a regulation. the existence of which you had no reason to know existed. in any event, it is these trends that i think have resulted on the presence of the federal government, the extraordinary increase

they are repealing title xlii.ill melugin is here. >> greg abbott made an announcement stating that the state of texas will begin buzzing illegal immigrants from washington, dc and dropping them off at the steps of the u.s. capitol and here's part of the reason why he is doing that. take a look at the figure. he is sick of seeing the federal government mass release illegal immigrants into texas cities. some of them too small to handle. this is brownsville where we went, hundreds of -- witnessed hundreds of illegal immigrants being released into city. they are dropped off and walked across the street to a nearby bus terminal and free to travel wherever they want to across the country and sources are telling me that these illegal immigrants after release are being given that cell phones by the government. i'm told the government is using these phones to try to the tractor migrants and establish a line of communication with them so they can check in with ice. the migrants are supposed to turn themselves into ice and t

segundo super bowl en que los gigantes superan a los patriotas, repitiendo el triunfo en la ediciÓn xliiel entrenador tom coughlin y el quarterback eli manning llevando a los gigantes desde la ronda de comodines hasta el duelo por el tÍtulo. es el octavo campeonato de la nfl para esta franquicia considerando los cuatro que ganaron antes de la era del super bowl. tambiÉn los gigantes fueron el primer equipo que se corona campeÓn del "juego grande" habiendo ganado Únicamente nueve partidos en la temporada regular en la que acumularon marca de 9-7. en el medio tiempo, la cantante madonna deslumbrÓ a los aficionados al fÚtbol americano y a mÁs de cien millones de espectadores con su actuaciÓn durante el descanso de la super bowl. con atuendo egipcio y unas ajustadas botas negras, la superestrella del pop presento Ó su tema bajo las luces y otros efectos visuales de una actuaciÓn a la que contribuyÓ el canadiense circo del sol. eli manning ganÓ su segundo tÍtulo como jugador mÁs valioso al completar 30 de 40 pases para 296 yardas y un touchdown, que fue para vi Íctor cruz, quien se convirtiÓ

francisco, it will either set up a rematch, the super bowl 35 against baltimore or rematch of super bowl xliigainst new new england. ravens, new england, 3:00 kick sunday, in foxboro, giants 49ers, 6:30 kick, tom, what is wrong? you are not looking forward to the patriots game, are you, tom? that's a look of dread. 6:30 kick for the giants and 49ers. following the patriots and the ravens. >>> little news, today, presidential candidate, jon huntsman expected to withdrawal from the race and endorse mitt romney, at an event this morning. the former utah governor placed third in the new hampshire primary, despite voting, much resources to the state. he ak knowledged expectations -- this week were going to be low thus the reason for him bowing out. >>> he has been terrorizing women. after a year of searching, police now say they have the so called butt cutter in custody. johnny pimiento was arrested in peru, accused of cutting cutting the buttocks of 13 women. fairfax county police linked 40- year-old pimiento to 9 slashings in virginia and tyson corner and fair oaks mall. >>> police are looking f

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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

they visited the patriots back in super bowl xlii. took home the most valuable player honors. >>> whether you're celebrating the giants win or mourning the loss of the patriots, there is still one thing everybody is talking about this morning the commerciaial commercials. >> reporter: humor wins when it comes to super bowl commercials and there were plenty of surprises but it comes to a fan favorite an ad that tar get at our heart strings is coming out on top. let's look at the top five ad us chose. at number five the doritos sling baby which should be a warning to taunting older brothers. the resourceful grandma in daredevil baby will always win. ♪ >> sling baby is one of two doritos commercials. at number four the introduction of the new brown m&m. little m&ms should cover their eyes. >> it's that kind of a party. >> hit it. ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> coming in at number three bud lite make man's best friend one of the most popular guys at the party. >> here we go. >> weego made us laugh but is hoping to raise money for other rescu

>> you know, a lot of it is caused by title xlii. 1940s that president trump put into effect 13 months ago. the biden administration has kept it in place. it gives the power to the border folks here, the customs and border protection folks, to basically turn around and expel folks who are coming across the border from mexico. they're using the bridge here in el paso to do so. behind me is the bridge from el paso to juarez, mexico. what is happening is, unaccompanied minors are basically exempt from that policy. and so families are making an unbelievable choice to separate themselves from their kids. we've been talking here with dylan corbett who runs the hope border institute on both sides of the border. take a listen to what he had to say. >> unfortunately what that does is incentivize children crossing on their own. either the family makes the painful decision to send their child to try to repeatedly cross the border over and over again in hopes of reuniting with their child or children on their own make that decision without even

when i went to law school, title xlii consisted of 128 pages.today, consists of 6200 pages, or 1700 or pages than the entire body of federal law at the time it started. but that of course is just the tip of the iceberg. because increasingly, federal legislation has taken the form of the creation of euros in agencies that are in turn in doubt with ever broader and responsibility and discretion in defining the specific rules that will be governing our activities and our lives and that have the force of law. and unfortunately congress in recent years has first of all increase the number of violations of regulations that are criminalized and number two, of leaving the constitutional -- or rather the common-law requirement that you know you are breaking the law before you can go to jail so today it is quite possible to be thrown in jail for violating a regulation. the existence of which you had no reason to know existed. in any event, it is these trends that i think have resulted on the presence of the federal government, the extraordinary increase i

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

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

reenact of super bowl xlii. eli manning looking to back up comments that he's, quote, in the same class with quarterback tom brady. close game into the fourth. giants down 3. manning hits manningham, giants up 17-13. on the next possession, tom brady does what tom brady does. on a fourth and eight, fires a laser to rob gronkowski, giants down three. eli manning drives his team down the field, 80 yards capped with a touchdown pass to jake ballard with 15 seconds left. ballard made another great catch on the drive. eli living up to the hype going for 250 yards, two touchdowns, brady had 342 rand two scores, but too costly interceptions. giants beat the patriots 24-20. with the patriots loss, the jepts and the bills looking to gain some ground in the afc east. third quarter, jets up ten, mark sanchez adding a little insurance. santonio holmes. holmes celebrates with rex ryan after the catch. rex getting some air. jets beat the bills. horse rates in the afc, patriots, jets and bills all at 5-3. dolphins by the way g

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

they kick the real goal, josh level xlii yarder, that is two >>> redskins on the road in detroit third quarter answer, just defending on the past to marvin jones. he shaken up on the play and begin concussion. fourth-quarter just over a minute to play clinton's court gives washington a 17-13 lead oxide and win. matthew stafford third and 10 take it 20-17. >>> unc goes into the bodily ranked 21st of latest a people. they are of a spot from last week after winning at virginia. former aclu head coach dale's but his heart remains in north carolina. he started his coaching career lumberton has and played and coached at least you that he has been having a lot of attention towards that happening north carolina and hurricane matthew. sleep rest and neil cannot recollect about the images, the , without his hands shaking. >> a friend of mine who works at the hospital, she sent pictures of the south side of town and the guys on both saving people. >> places he grew up, where he made everlasting life and reasonable. >> where we got married, the church is going in my junior >> the feeling of powerl

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this comes as the white house is under pressure to end title xlii, that's the trump-era rule. >>> many are getting more relaxed about covid. many americans are dropping their virus safeguards. fewer than half said they wear masks regularly, and/or avoid crowds and skip non-essential travel. most respondents say they only take those precautions sometimes. infections are plummeting to the lowest level since last summer, but experts warn a new wave of cases is coming to the united states. >>> the war in ukraine is putting new pressure on fuel cost and with the double whammy of skyrocketing inflation it's adding to the struggle for many trying to make it in the bay. according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics, the annual cost of grocery was about 420 dollars a month in 2020. a planner recommends you don't dip into retirement or emergency savings or go further into debt. calculate your personal inflation rate. compare your bank statements and look at where your spending has increased most. another piece of advice, focus on needs rather than wants. >> and that has been a huge benefit, b

new york defeated new england four years ago in super bowl xlii. even though the game is six days away, fans are already flocking to indianapolis to take in everything before the big game. >> it's pert than what we expected. there's a lot more to do here, not just for adults, but for the little kiddos, as well, which is really nice. >> never been anywhere close to the super bowl. it's cool to enjoy this. >> fans have plenty to do at the. n experience at the indiana convention center. there's more than 550,000 square feet of games, displays, and free autograph sessions. >> wow. >>> so if the redskins, ravens, or your favorite team were in the super bowl, what would you miss to go to the game? couponcabin.com surveyed fans. 23% said they'd forego a vacation to see the game in person, although that could be a vacation in itself. 20% would skip a close friend's wedding. and get this -- 15% of fans said they'd miss the birth of their child to go to the game! now i know that those are men because women can't miss the birth. so -- >> they can't miss it, n

less than two years after that spectacular catch helped to win superbowl xlii over new england.nd the ravens do need a wide out. contact was made. and tyree worked out for the ravens today afterward took a physical. we hear he stayed into the evening hours. but as of right now no deal is forth oncoming. tyree missed all of last season with an assortment of injuries and a lot of training camp as well. he did not play in the giants last two preseason games before being cut. and also conversations with veteran fullback lorenzo neil spent last year with the ravens and signed a deal with oakland last spring. cut by the raiders. and strong veteran voice and good guy in the locker room. he is also talking with the jets. but told a radio station last night he wants to be in baltimore. and one raven barack obama would love to see him back. >> to have lorenzo back, it would be a plus. i played with him for a long time in tennessee. and i know what his veteran leadership means and what he brings to the table. and he brought that same type of veteran leadership to this locker room last year

. >> reporter: like this toyota commercial from super bowl xlii.l has an ad aimed at aging baby boomers. ♪ rebechling all the way back to the nursing home. >> dad? where do babies come from? >> ah -- oh. >> reporter: this year, one of the funniest ads features a dad's fantastic response to an innocent question. >> and that, son, is where babies come from. >> but jake said babies are made when mommies and daddies -- >> reporter: it's enough to make my parent smile. but are you more likely to buy the mini van? maybe not, according to a new harvard business school study. >> too much entertainment actually detracts people from buying products. >> reporter: case in point, what may be the funniest super bowl ad ever. >> being a cat herder is probably about the toughest thing i've ever done. >> reporter: an old west parody. for a data processing company. >> not everyone can do what we do. >> reporter: but can you name the product? we couldn't. so but we sure did like the ad. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and let us know what you think. let david

and they'll be looking for revenge against the giants who defeated them in super bowl xlii. >> my goodness. we will have complete coverage of super bowl xlvi which is here on nbc on sunday, february 5. be sure to tune in to nbc 4 as our dan hellie is attending. they cannot believe they let that slip away. >> they were in such a great place then. they could have tied it, sent it to overtime. what a shame. both games were thrilling. >> ugly in the beginning, too. >> yeah. >> you could have kicked the field goal. >> my goodness. i just hurt for him. i'm hurting for him, i really am. oh. >> i see you have on your ravens purple, too. >>> this morning, we're dealing with the aftermath of that saturday snow and ice that we had. and that just stayed frozen solid just about all day yesterday and overnight tonight. last night. this morning, starting off with some fog. and we still have everything frozen solid. it wasn't -- what wasn't shoveled or treated with salt is still frozen up. watch out for that. right now, 33 at reagan national. we've got some fog there. visibilities not too bad. all the cou

has to do with title xlii of the code which contains all the laws relative to education and public welfare. when i went to law school title 42 consisted of 128 pages. today it consists of 6,200 pages or 1700 more pages than the entire body of federal law at the time the new deal started. but that is just the tip of the iceberg because increasingly federal legislation has taken the form of the creation of bureaus and agencies that are in turn and out with ever broader responsibility than discretion in defining the specific rules that would be governing our activities, our lives and that have the force of law and unfortunately congress in recent years has first of all increase the number of violations of regulations that are criminalizes. and number two, the common-law requirement, let them know you're breaking the law will for your furrowing dale so today it is quite possible to be thrown in jail for violating a regulation the existence of which you had no reason to know existed. these trends that have resulted in the omnipresence of the federal government, the extraordinary increase in spe

he was able to turn away people one secret invoked title xlii during the covid pandemic, which allows for that action during a public health emergency. biden did allow that authority to lapse, but were he to try to invoke it today, courts would almost certainly rule that there is no public health emergency right now. america still a country of laws and the president cannot misuse his authority without being checked. the conservative commentator david frum explained the situation last thursday. most people have an image of the problems that come from the 1990s and 2000s. hoards of undocumented immigrants crossing the border and evading law enforcement authorities. but that is not what is happening now. today, people come from the border and rather than running away from the law, run toward it. many have figured out that if they apply for asylum, they are legally allowed to enter the country and go through anne adjudication process that lasts from five to seven years. during that time, they slip into the country and start working. the problem is that the laws need to change. it's not ju

. >> the giants beat pats 28-20 four years ago in super bowl xlii.y upset the undefeated pats 26-14. sunday pats still favored by three over eli manning and the giants. >>> now we talk baseball. an orioles signing to report. i'm so excited i could not wait. among those invited to training camp, right-handed pitcher orlando galiraga. you may remember he -- >> and now to the united arab emirates, a hole in one. that moves him to minus eight. also dispute this long putt for par to stay at 11-under. tiger woods finished third. mcilroy finished second. and at 12 under the winner by one shot. englishman rock wins the abudabi event at 13 under. nba marquee weekend match up. bulls dealing with lebron james alley oop dunk. sick, maybe even sickening for the victim. same game. this is wile. the son of bulls forward carlos bozer in the stands yelling let's go heat. boozer had 10 points in the 97- 93 loss to miami. and maybe a talking to after the game by daddy. >> maybe. >> thank you, stan. we'll be right back. >>> polls show mitt romney taking the lead in the

and the patriots scored late to take the lead against the giants, but like super bowl xlii, new york would march down the field for the game winner. graham gano hit the field goal as time expired. 23-21 win. wil, back to you >> thank you for that, phillip appreciate it. >>> still to come, the house expected to pass the inflation reduction act today. what politicians are saying and what investors need to know. >>> if you haven't already, you can follow us on our podcast check us out where you get your podcasts futures are up by .50% right now. you ride the line between numbers and people. what's right for the business and what's best for everyone who depends on it. solving today's challenges while creating future opportunities. it takes balance. cla - cpas, consultants, and wealth advisors. we'll get you there. >>> good morning welcome to the final trading day of the week as the bulls try to charge into the weekend. >>> the house is expected to follow the senate democrats and pass the inflation reduction act. we'll talk about what it means for your money >>> and rivian shares trimming

. >> 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

. >> the biden administration with the current numbers even before the elimination of title xlii, they numbers of migrants in cities up and down the border, leaving the cities to grapple with challenges they don't have the capability of dealing with. they themselves have been putting these migrants on classes to san antonio. i got a better idea. as opposed to blessing these people to send and to -- san antonio, let's continue the ride to washington, dc. >> bill: i asked another texas official how many buses we are talking about and how soon can we expect this to start. >> past disasters, we have pulled up to 900 buses provoked operations report we will use as many buses as we need to follow the governor's direction to get this done. >> bill: and some other actions that governor abbott announce his they are going to be doing very serious vehicle x -- inspections on vehicles coming into texas to make sure there's no cabbies where people are being human smuggling. he announced there's going to be a military deployment including an in the rio grande valley, where they are going to be rolli

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

they're fighting title xlii in the united states supreme court.rybody to be able to come in. when they come in, they're a travel agency. you want to fly to westchester county. it's my county in new york. if you want to take a bus, we'll bus you wherever you want into the interior. all right? so fares i'm concerned, as a prosecutor, they are aiding and abetting illegal immigration. it is an organized criminal enterprise the way they're doing it. full service travel agency, welcome to biden's america. no visa. no passport. no id. free exclusive travel. we pay for you. come on over. >> greg, it's weird that the biden administration, i know they want to placate the left, but they had a reason to use remain in mexico. sorry, it's the law. they even subverted that. >> yeah. i think we have these numbers, and they sound big and -- but there's no context for these numbers. like nobody's telling us how many immigrants do we need? what is too many and what is too little? it's like without that piece of information, we're never going to get anywhere. that's

how do you you know, i'm xlii. winds, how you all play off each other and stay a certain and make sure everybody's getting touches get looks playing aggressive. >> now there was another nba playoff game today. we have to talk about out of the east, the defending champion milwaukee bucks traveling to boston. take on the celtics in game one of that series. what's your prediction for this one? is i thought it was going to be really tough for the bucks without khris middleton. but right. >> they show today they have that greek freak on cuba without his fellow all-star up against jayson tatum. the epceltics. wow. this game reall got out to a hot start. we went straight to the 4th quarter for you, though. the box. >> this game open. jrue holiday was absolutely hot as well. we've got to give a shout out to love the bench. her after that ridiculous giannis dunk as usual. he was incredible. but drew holiday really, really get this one home. a 30 point game for him and the bucs end up pulling it you know, really breaking 24

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

if they appeal title xlii, it could create a migrant crisis on the border which would damage them ahead of the moderate dome kratz say and if the administration repeals this trump era protocol, it turns away migrants at the border, takes them back to their home countries so they can be processed there, it could create migrants being progressed, housed. we've seen this time and time again in past years. they say they want to repeal this. that's what this is called in may. two border democratic senators are leading the charge against those senators being christ stin kyrsten sinema and mark kelly. >> thank you for that. >>> duke and north carolina are getting ready for an historic showdown at the final four. andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report live in new orleans. andy, i can't believe given this is one of the biggest rivalries of all time. they have never played each other before in the ncaa tournament? that's crazy. >> reporter: they've probably been in every single tournament, too, in all of these years. never happened. awesome final four tomorrow night. in one semi-final yo

. >>> 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

he made the memorable catch that helped the giants win superbowl xlii over the patriots.nd tomorrow he will be a raven. we have the details. we will have john harbaugh's thoughts on facing the farve and the vikings. and update on jared gaither. and player of the week, honor a senior at poly that did not let a injury keep him from running all over edmondson last week. "sports unlimited" starts right now. even though this was the regular tuesday off. the ravens were still making news. made a roster move today. brought in a player you probably remember. david tyree. known for this remarkable superbowl catch a few years back has agreed to terms and on route to baltimore to sign the contract. and presumably hit the practice field tomorrow. tyree is also a special teams space and it is there that he will probably see the bulk of his playing time. but the ravens probably won't rule out a few snaps at receiver as well to make room on the roster. tight end tony curtis released. you can believe the practice

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

you remember the amazing catch that helped the giants win against the patriots in super bowl xlii. just a few days ago, he entered into a plea bargain, trading a guilty plea for a lesser charge and two years in prison. jeremy shaf of espn's "360" sat down with the star. and jeremy joins us from bristol. jeremy? >> reporter: just three days before burress shot himself accidentally last november in new york, his teammate, steve smith, was held up at gun point outside of his home in new jersey. burress now says that incident informed his decision to leave his home with a loaded weapon. a decision that ultimately cost him both his job and his freedom. late in the fourth quarter of super bowl xlii, plaxico burress' go ahead touchdown gave the giants their improbable win over the previously undefeated patriots. >> i just had a son. and you win the super bowl. i couldn't be in a better place in my life. >> reporter: on the night of november 28th, 2008, ten months after the giants' victory in the super bowl, burress went to the latin quarter nightclub, on manhattan's east side. >> i walk u

once title xlii expires later this week. president biden has yet to address the issue.t 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.