>> did abbott have complaints? we ask abbott was going to the facilities. in fact every time. >> did they have complaints? what you should ask abbott that question progressive asking you, do you know any complaints from abbott you are the fda you are the inspection of the regulatory? let's we get the consumer complaints. >> they don't have any? >> report them to abbott we tell abbott if we get a consumer complaint to correct it we get any? >> yes the saloons we talked about. then when we are in the plant we ask abbott if they have had any similar complaints for quick she would not done inspection with abbott who had had complaints for the prior two years. my time is up i will yield back. >> i think we are done on questions. going shows your closing here. i without recognizing the sleeve or closing statements, thank you. >> thank you madame chairwoman for holding the steering on such an important issue. acute doctor for your testimony. half of our subcommittee have been on this topic so far. we have identified the necessary areas for improvement. but now we

>> did abbott have complaints. we asked abbott, we go into the facility, is a fact every time -- >> did they have complaints? >> you should ask abbott that question. >> i'm asking you, what do you know of any complaints from abbott, you're the fda, you're the inspection, you're the regulatory agency. >> we get consumer complaints -- >> do they have any? >> we report them to lab. we tao abbott, if we get a consumer complaint. >> did you get any? >> yes, those are the ones that we talked about. when we're in the plant, we ascap if they've had any similar complaints. >> but you haven't done an inspection with abbott, who had had complaints for the prior two years? my time is up. i will yield back. >> i think we're down, questions. >> we'll go to your closing statement here. i will now recognize miss lee for closing statements. >> thank you madam chairwoman. for holding this hearing on such an important issue, thank you dr. mayne, for your testimony. half of our subcommittee hearings have been on this topic so far. and

um concerned by the lack of inspections at the abbott facility. i'm not saying you're the only one to blame but between 2019 and 2021 there was not a lot of inspections going on. the fda, the criteria for mission critical inspections is a product is used to treat a serious disease or medical condition and there is no substitute. is that partially correct? >> that is my understanding. >> so a product with no substitute. to me, that sounds like baby formula. other than mother's breast milk but some mothers can't breast-feed for whatever reason. inspections are also mission critical when there is an evidence of serious adverse events or outbreaks of a food born illness. again that sounds like the abbott plant. >> at the time in 2020 there was no evidence of outbreaks or illnesses at the time when routine surveillance inspections were not in progress. >> so can you just repeat that one more time? there was no evidence in '21? >> this was in 2020. i think when you were talk about the missed inspection in 2020. there was an inspection in 2021. >> in the

el gobernador gregg abbott firÓo nuevas leyes para detener flujo de de migrantes a su estado.oridades del gobernador abbott en todo el tema de la frontera. >>> proyecto es ahora ley. crea la fuerza fronteriza de texas del departamento de seguridad pÚblica. aumentando la fuerza en la frontera, y mÁs obstÁculos, para los migrantes. le pido a dios no sÉ quÉ me saliÓ a encontrar acÁ. puede haber muchos casos de perfil racial. hay muchas persona que le van a preguntar por su estatus migratorio. que serÁn colocados en rÍo grande van a prevenir que faom y las pidan asilo. con mayor numero de trafico de indocumentados en laredo texas, noticias telemundo. >>> gracias francisco por el reporte. en mÁs informaciÓn funcionarios estadounidense dijeron aguayo street journal que china va instalar en cuba. la casa blanca calificÓ el reporte como in exacto. >>> parece una nueva maniobra hostil del gobierno de china, presuntamente con la complicidad del gobierno de cuba. >>> han llegado a un acuÉrdese kret o para establecer una base de espionaje electrÓnico que le permite la potencia asiÁtica mo

sheryl lee ralph is out here from "abbott elementary."nia but lately her name has been back in the news. though mostly just her name. because she was notably absent from both her husband's arraignment in new york as well as from his speech that night at mar-a-lago. and reports say that melania has been so reluctant to re-enter public life that the former president had to beg her to be seen in public with him. you know it's serious. usually he only begs for 11,000 more votes in georgia. but, on easter sunday, she did finally make an appearance with the ex-president, having a very public brunch with him at mar-a-lago. it's an easter miracle! roped off. but it's unclear if that was to her from fleeing. and now there are conflicting reports out there about how supportive melania intends to be toward her husband during his legal fights and re-election campaign. one insider claims, "melania is not now or hasn't recently taken part in her husband's political events. it's not comfortable for her." meanwhile, another source says "they had a major

we begin a los angeles with busloads of migrants arriving complements of texas governor greg abbott who is taking lar products sanctuary status. more on the migrants and the push to impeach the dhs secretary. so if this is the first time the governor texas to make it did not catch them offguard or intimidate them.families and small children offering much-needed relief of the texas border. to contrast the sources of the texas border say the average roughly 2000 illegal crossings a day governor abbott made the city an official sanctuary city but advocates feel that they were treated with dignity or respect saying they were on the bus reportedly for 23 hours reportedly without food or water. >> mr. abbott and others quickly forget history because not a city motivated by hate or fear and we will not be swayed. moved by petty politicians playing with human lives. republicans are getting closer to impeaching the man in charge for securing the border. they have launched an investigation into the performance of homeland security secretary mayorkas although we should mention trace it's a move th

. >>> crece el enojo por los inmigrantes que llegaron a los Ángeles fueron mandados por abbott. >>> detrÁsfrimiento humano. >>> nÚmero grupo hay niÑos a b ancianos y mujeres. >>> francis suÁrez es el primer latino en entrar a la contienda latino cuÁl es el desafÍo ahora darse a conocer fuera de la florida. >>> dos hermanas que obtuvieron un tps con sus logros. >>> nunca me imaginÉ estar aquÍ. >>> aprendieron inglÉs y hoy se preparan para ir a la universidad para prepararse para salvar vidas. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaq vaqueiro. >>> buenas tardes desde la capital de estados unidos washington dc hoy estamos aquÍ porque en esta ciudad el senador republicano ted cruz concediÓ una entrevistas a noticias telemundo, se trata de uno de los senadores mÁs influyentes tambiÉn uno de los senadores mÁs polÉmicos, el primer senador latino por el estado de texas. ted cruz hablÓ con nosotros a dÍas de que el expresidente donald trump se presentara en una corte federal en la ciudad de miami a dÍas de que esta ciudad washington se viera sacudida por la acusaciÓn por cargos federales que enfrenta e

. >>> el gobernador greg abbott mediante un comunicado justifiÓo el envÍo de migrantes, dijo que las niega a cerrar la frontera. >>> por eso vamos a continuar luchando para que la ciudad de los Ángeles sea una ciudad santuario permanente. >>> otras reacciones a la medida tomada por el gobernador de texas fue la de la alcaldesa de los Ángeles karen bass, quien dijo que no serÁn amedrentados por polÍticos mezquinos que juegan con los derechos ajenos. en el lugar los migrantes recibieron asistencia y asesorÍa de activistas. >>> varios de ellos, no todos, fueron trasladados a un lugar donde podÍan dormir. varios de ellos tambiÉn fueron recogidos por seres queridos localmente y otros van camino a san diego. >>> este grupo de migrantes ingresaron bajo el tÍtulo 8 por un caso de asilo creible y sus casos estÁn en distintas cortes del paÍs. balbino avilÉs para "noticiero telemundo" 48. >>> y en mÁs noticias, continuamos con el siguiente informe. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> ahÍ le lanzÓ la pregunta, si desafiarÍa al actual presidente biden, esto llega despuÉs de la entrevista que abbott dio e

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number two, if they are doing it at the direction of the state of texas, governor abbott.ee, what did they tell these migrants? >> attorney general rob bonta says his office is looking into that. >> the legality question is an open one. we will go to wherever the law takes us. the moral question is clear. this is a morally bankrupt act, period. >> a morally complicated one for some of the people who live near the church where the migrants arrived. >> i feel like we need to take care of our own people that is here already because then the government starts giving them free stuff and it comes out of our pocket. this country cannot handle that right now. >> the homeland security secretary of coos -- accused abbott of using these migrants as political pawns. we are told that one of the migrants was sent here to los angeles even though their court date is scheduled in another state. abc 7 news. ama: the u.s. health and human services secretary was in oakland today. he announced a new national health care workforce initiative aimed at expanding the pipeline of doctors, nurses an

40 migrants are at a church in los angeles tonight after being bused there by texas governor greg abbott. the group including eight children arrived this afternoon. it's the latest move by governor abbott who has sent unannounced bus loads of migrants to other so-called sanctuary cities. governor abbott tweeted, small texas border towns remain overrun and overwhelmed because biden, president biden, refuses to secure the border. l.a. is a city migrants seek to go to, particularly now. its leaders declared its self-declared sanctuary status. we received this response from governor newsom's office saying in part, instead of demonizing asylum seekers, we focus on working with local communities to support and humanely welcome people. we will make sure the children and families who arrived are safe and welcomed. earlier this month, florida governor ron desantis sent two planes carrying migrants to sacramento. he said all volunteered to come to california and gave their consent. >>> at 11:00, nervous and frustrated. a documentary crew filming in san francisco today said their cars were broken i

you guys at "abbott elementary" have had such a great week, really.d our acting. people like our acting, and they're inviting us to their parties. it's very cool. >> jimmy: it's fun, right? >> yeah, yeah. i'm having a blast. i live in brooklyn. i like to party. brooklyn is one big party for me. we shoot our show on a very small, kind of humble, two-stage set. and so to go to these things, you know, where everybody you've ever seen is right in front of you, everybody looks so amazing. it's like disneyland. i'm -- i'm having a blast. >> jimmy: it must be crazy that you were nominated in the same category as henry winkler, who was fonzie, who was the biggest star on television before you were born. >> is it crazy? [applause] it's totally wild. there's nobody i'd rather lose to than henry winkler. >> jimmy: he's the nicest guy, and he's a huge fan of your show too. >> oh, man. i feel that. he said that to me a few times. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> right after he won the critics' choice award, he came up to our table and he squeezed my face. he's just a real

what can we expect from governor abbott?xpecting to hear from governor greg abbott, but also from other leadership here in the state, including the chief of the texas division of emergency management, the police chief, the fire chief, and also the county sheriff. most recently the governor has issued a declaration of emergency of a disaster here for the two counties impacted by this tornado, ogletree and cass and this opens up resources and money to help out in the rebuilding process. the press conference hasn't started quite yet, but we did hear from the mayor of perryton, who was emotional and just so thankful for the help coming into the community. saying that the financial need here is great, saying that this had some of the most vulnerable neighborhoods in his community, that those who had the least lost the most here. and many of those homes that have been flattened, 200 of them, that's the number they're going by, have, again, been flattened. the need is so great and many of those homes are uninsured. now, i did speak

governor abbott is promising that this is going to continue to happen. laura: he is.eeted a statement shortly after the migrants arrived in l.a., sing the overwhelmed border towns are on the front lines of president biden's border crisis and that texas will bust migrants to sanctuary cities like l.a. until he secures the border. a nonprofit in southern california coordinated food, shelter and legal services for the migrants upon arrival at saint anthony's croatian catholic church. the church says all 42 migrants were processed and sent to other locations. some of the migrants are toddlers. they were not they were not provided food or drink's on the 23 hour long bus ride. jimmy gomez is calling for an investigation and questioning who is paying for the buses, if they are doing and under the direction of texas, and what they told the migrants. attorney general rob bonta sis's office is looking into that. >> the legality in question is an open one. we will go to wherever the facts and the law takes us. the moral question is clear. this is a morally bankrupt act, period,

because they can't live there anymore. >> according to the office of texas governor greg abbott.e than 20,000 migrants have been sent from texas since last year. abbott said in a statement texas border towns are overwhelmed and overrun because of biden's open border policies, texas buses, migrants to self-declared sanctuary cities like la to provide relief to our border communities. we will continue this effort until biden secures the border last week. florida governor ron desantis flew migrants to sacramento last fall. dozens were flown to martha's vineyard in massac usetts. this is a morally bankrupt act. period. full stop end of story. california's attorney general rob bonta announced there's an investigation into whether there was deception or fraud involved. it used people. >> who are vulnerable. these are asylum seekers. which means they're fleeing. the conditions where they are unsafe or they're being persecuted to come here. there's a legal process for seeking asylum. >> now to our 4 zone forecast with a live look good to be a part of the skyline of downtown san francisco

this time from texas governor greg abbott. newsroom with the latest on the story. reporter: people at home might remember that the first two buses of migrants were sent by florida governor ron desantis to sacramento earlier this month. today, rob bonta issued a public records request as a part of an investigation he launched in response to those incidents. community leaders are demanding he do the same with governor abbott in texas. the migrants were dropped off this evening at downtown l.a.'s union station. abbott staying that his state's small border terms remain overwhelmed by thousands of people illegally crossing into texas, many from south america. los angeles isn't the first city that he has sent migrants to. new york, chicago, and philadelphia have had buses arrive in recent months. many immigrant rights groups have condemned the actions. >> that what makes all of this incredibly disgusting to see. that a group of people that wanted to come to this country for a better tomorrow are essentially misled and shipped off an

this time from texas governor greg abbott.im johns is in the newsroom with the latest on the story. reporter: people at home might remember that the first two buses of migrants were sent by florida governor ron desantis to sacramento earlier this month. today, rob bonta issued a public records request as a part of an investigation he launched in response to those incidents. community leaders are demanding he do the same with governor abbott in texas. the migrants were dropped off this evening at downtown l.a.'s union station. abbott staying that his state's small border terms remain overwhelmed by thousands of people illegally crossing into texas, many from south america. los angeles isn't the first city that he has sent migrants to. new york, chicago, and philadelphia have had buses arrive in recent months. many immigrant rights groups have condemned the actions. >> that what makes all of this incredibly disgusting to see. that a group of people that wanted to come to this country for a better tomorrow are essentially misled

gloria, governor abbott says this is going to keep happening. >> yes, texas governor greg abbott tweetedtatement shortly after the migrants arrived in l.a. saying that overall, border towns are on the front lines of the border crisis and that texas will bus migrants to sanctuary cities like l.a. until he secures the border. a nonprofit in southern california, charla, coordinated food, shelter, and legal services for the migrants at a catholic church. the church said all 42 migrants were processed at two other locations. at least 10 of the migrants are minors, some are even toddlers. there are is also a nursing mother. charla believes they were not provided food or drink on the 23 hour bus ride. the congressman who represents the district is calling for an investigation. who is paying for the buses? are they doing it under the direction of texas? what were they told? >> the legality question is an open one. we will go to wherever the facts take us. the moral question is clear. this is a morally bankrupt act. full stop, and o >> i feel like we need to take care of our own people that are h

your governor greg abbott is continuing to share the burden, sending the first bus to los angeles, a from mayor karen bass says it was a despicable stunt, he is using them as pawns, this did not catch us off guard nor will it intimidate us. what's your take on this? >> i'm glad the mayor has finally gotten to paying attention to the problem. maybe she can pick up the phone and call president biden or his administration and get them to enforce the law which would stop the influx or at least mitigate the influx of millions of people across the border. this is something my state and local border communities have been putting up with alone for a long period of time. this is a federal responsibility, and these are cities that by and large advertise themselves as sanctuary cities, but apparently they don't really mean it. >> john: in fact, let's put a list up on the screen of the cities that the governor of texas has been sending illegal migrants to. washington, d.c., north carolina, chicago, philadelphia, denver, los angeles, sanctuary cities. but d.c., i think the point was to send them

el gobernador de texas, gregg abbott quiere poner boyas flotantes para evitar el cruce de indocumentados otras leyes aprobÓ criminalizando a los indocumentados que entren sin autorizaciÓn. >>> en florida los fanÁticos gritan de alegrÍa, y en barcelona sus hinchas lloran de tristeza, comenzamos. >>> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa loizag. >>> bienvenidas y gracias por acompaÑarnos. la imputaciÓn de cargos criminales al expresidente trump. un hecho sin precedentes en la historia del paÍs. el martes segÚn Él mismo, anunciÓ que debÍa presentarse en una corte de miami florida. vinculados a la retenciÓn de documentos que clasificados en su casa de mar-a-lago. javier vega nos acompaÑa con lo Último. adelante, javier. >>> buenas noches, una noticia que sacude a la polÍtica nacional que es histÓrico. y como ocurriÓ en su acusaciÓn local en manhattan, trump dijo dÓnde cuÁndo y a quÉ hora va a estar en corte. >>> es el primer presidente de estados unidos en enfrentar cargos federales. donald trump ha sido acusado por el departamento de justicia con mÁs de 100 documentos clasificados en f

larry: we are learning about the 42 migrants shipped to southern california by greg abbott. julian: they arrived in l.a. yesterday evening. our reporter from our sister station in l.a. has this update. reporter: the 42 people who entered the u.s. and texas were bussed to los angeles are fueling a political argument. governor greg abbott tweeted shortly after the migrants arrived saying overwhelmed border towns are on the front line of bidens border crisis and the bus will send migrants to sanctuaries. karen bass is among the city leaders that condemned his action. this nonprofit coordinated food and legal services upon arrival at sent anthony's croatian catholic church. all 42 migrants were processed and sent to other locations, some were connected to family members, according to this congress member who represents the district. >> the ones who do not have family or are in tougher situations, they can be taken advantage of. cornell: some of the migrants are toddlers. they were not provided food or drinks on the 23 hour long bus ride this representative has called for an inve

vehÍculo sin agua o comida segÚn los activistas que los atendieron w que llegaron desorientados, y abbottardÍa del gobernador no tiene fin. y lamentablemente detrÁs de esta politiquerÍa se esconde sufrimiento humano. >>> por ahora todos los inmigrantes fueron entregados a familiares para que continÚen procesos migratorios, el gobernador de california dijo que contrario a lo que algunos quisieran pensar california es tambiÉn un estado fronterizo pero en lugar de hablar mal que ellos se enfocan en trabajar con las comunidades locales para apoyar y recibir a la gente. >>> mi colega julio estÁ en washington para conversar con ted cruz el republicano criticÓ el proceso judicial que enfrenta donald trump sin abordar el compartimiento del expresidente y ademÁs cruz tuvo muy duras palabras contra el presidente del mexicano aquÍ estÁ parte de la entrevista. >>> lo lamentable es el hecho en sÍ. creo que este es un momento realmente triste para el paÍs. hemos existido por mÁs de 200 aÑos nunca han habido un expresidente encausado y francamente tenemos una larga tradiciÓn donde cada nuevo gobierno se

at the time texas governor abbott blamed green energy for the grid's failure despite the fact the statean mostly on fossil fuel power and it was the fossil fuel part that failed. you may be wondering how has the texas power grid stayed on this time around. the answer is green energy, specifically solar power. the amount of solar energy generated in texas has doubled since the start of last year, and experts credit that increase with keeping the power grid online. but when pushing a proposed tax incentive program for energy production in texas earlier this year, governor abbott's big red line was that no renewable energy projects be included in it. >> i supported not providing economic incentives for renewables as it concerns especially energy and power and the power grid. our focus is on dispatchable power to make sure that we will have the needed dispatchable power to provide reliable electricity to everybody in the state. >> and then there is the texas prison system where more than two thirds of prisons do not have air-conditioning in living areas at all. today the texas tribune repor

los angeles city council member eunisses hernandez also condemned governor abbott. >> he is obviously a person who has been elected that is not strong enough to meet the moment in his state, but that is ok because all of these people here in us angels and in california are more than capable of welcoming these folks because los angeles is a place for everyone. we will keep pushing for century policies to make sure immigrants and migrants know they are safe here, they are welcome. 1.3 million immigrants make up the city of los angeles. they are the heart of the city. we have their back. amy: texas governor greg abbott signed a bill thursday barring transgender college athletes in texas from competing on sports teams that align with their gender identities. this follows other anti-lgbtq legislation recently passed in texas, including a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors. in ohio, republican lawmakers have merged two anti-lgbtq bills into a single piece of legislation. the ohio house is set to vote next week on the combined bill which would ban puberty blockers or hormone

the greg abbott thing is gross, and he at least is on a border.ve stunt paid for by florida taxpayers, so it's not conservative in that sense. there is no substantive need for it. he's surrounded by water, he's not on a border. there's no policy to be solving. it is purely a, hey, i know republican voters will respond to me being mean to these migrants and more importantly being mean to the liberals, the so-called snooty liberals, and that is the thickest part of all this at least as it goes to desantis it's not even a policy issue he's dealing with the in the state. it's purely performative. >> and it bears mentioning desantis won 58% of the latino vote in florida where he's enacted some of the most draconian immigration policy that's going to make it harder for migrants to go to the doctor, and it's beginning to -- it's beginning to affect his support among latinos. i just wonder if you think so publicly broadcasting just a deeply cruel policy towards people who also happen to be largely of hispanic origin is going to be a problem for republican

a claim that governor abbott denies.pped to a random liberal city means, family separation, and the destruction of their asylum claims. that was the case for arriving in l. a. accessory. they told the california humanitarian group that ian integration interview in new york, which he now risked missing. he said, i don't know how to read, i don't know what this paper says. all i know is what they told me i need to be somewhere in new york. is that nearby? the group told the new york times that when they learned that migrants were being bussed to l. a. they thought it would be a false alarm, like the many they had heard in the past. in the past two weeks, governor ron desantis flew 36 migrants to sacramento california, but the stunt has become so common, even though this was the first time republican governor sent migrants to california, the city was ready. last night, l. a. mayor, karen bass disclosed, she directed the city to plan for an event like this last year. yesterday, migrants were immediately brought to a local ch

abbott is the best teacher in the world. >> mr. abbott is the best!nderful teacher. >> you are amazing. >> i don't think i would be the student and got where i did today if it wasn't for him. >> reporter: but above all, ken abbott's number one job, being a dad. and a grandfather. >> he wears it to every one of our games because, like, to show he supports us. he's like the dad everyone would want to have. absolutely. he's just truly, truly a wonderful human being. everybody really genuinely loves him and cares about him. and he just is kind of, i'm just here to support melissa. miss staffier, he says. i think it's really special, that even though i am a grown adult with my own kids, they still see that i need my dad and he is always there for me. >> happy father's day! >> reporter: all these people here, ken, celebrating you. [ cheers ] what are you feeling, listening to those tributes about what a great dad and father figure you are? >> i just have to keep trying to be better, i guess. [ laughter ] >> reporter: tall order. >> it is, yeah. >> reporter:

tonight ---- chat a and music f from lea mim, star o of "abbott t elementaryr" actresess janelle e james all-n-new "closerer look. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we are going to get to the news former president trump on saturday said that the 2020 election should be overturned and the constitution should be terminated well, i'll say this for him. he does give a memorable wedding toast. [ laughter ] tomorrow is the georgia senate runoff, and unfortunately herschel walker's vote isn't going to count [ laughter ] president biden said on friday the democrats must win the georgia senate runoff to avoid a 50-50 split in the chamber "but that would mean the end of my presidency," said joe manchin. after she was kicked off a spirit airlines flight, former new jersey governor chris christie's niece, shannon epstein, reportedly injured six deputies while resisting arrest, including kicking an officer in the groin, which can only mea

governor abbott says the bus program gives relief to overwhelmed border communities.he biden administration has criticized the program. we'll have more from sacramento coming up at 1030. president biden signed bipartisan legislation today that lifts the nation's debt ceiling after fierce negotiations in congress. he said it's proof democrats and republicans can work together as fox fox's lucas tomlinson reports. many hard left lawmakers and conservatives are expressing outrage over the agreement. president biden signing into law a bill to raise the debt limit while cutting back on some spending, touting the bipartisanship needed to pass the deal through congress. passing this budget agreement was critical. the stakes could not have been higher. the legislation triggering opposition from many republicans, saying the agreement does not limit spending enough to justify extending the government's borrowing limit at the end of the day, this is still adding $1.3 trillion of debt to our national debt, burdening my grandchildren, fueling inflation. and while biden acknowledge

accusing abbott of using them and brings us ponds and cheap gains but both california and cities havethings ray loss which supposedly shows they want to move up welcome us with open arms. >> forty migrants to alert the media and the press. take. now to the border, rotate. >> it's important for everybody to understand, everything fundamentally changed when i worked for secretary wolf, we had team meetings, january 2020 were, that got shut off. they did not know what we had to say. they made it very clear, extradite processing and find new ways to let migrants and that was the only agenda. stuart: i knew it. the republican for congress entrance me now. this was the plan, all along but they will never admit it. >> we never had a month in our history how over 200 illegal border crossing. than ten months of a round of that. probably 15 months in a row but now they are touting differently because they are giving basically sanctuary and amnesty to folks from cuba, nicaragua, haiti and venezuela. stuart: i get the impression that the intake number has slowed to maybe 4000 as a but it's now or

overnight, a bus that originated from texas and was paid for by governor abbott using taxpayer dollarsived in los angeles. cnn's kamila bernal is in los angeles for us. tell us about this latest arr arrival. >> reporter: well, what the activists here are saying is that it was 42 people and 13 minors among the people that were on these buses. none of them were unaccompanied minors. they are being taken care of right now. they were given a place to sleep. they were given food, and the most important thing here is that they're giving them legal help because that's really the key here. they say that a lot of these migrants don't even have cases in california. they know of at least one who has a case in new york. so he has to be in new york by the end of the month, and this migrant was telling the advocates, is new york nearby? of course, they just don't know what's going on. so the immigration advocacy groups here are saying that they're trying to figure out exactly what these migrants were told in order to come here to los angeles. this was a bus that took these migrants from the rio gran

abbott the governor of florida, ron desantis was sending them on private planes and sean interviewedgavin newsom, he said that is kidnapping and the migrants are shown so happy on a private plane and this is first bus gone to l.a. from texas. they join new york city, dc, philadelphia, 21600 migrants bussed across the city to democratic cities that are sanctuary cities and that is from governor abbott in texas. gavin newsom asked about this and he said it is just inhumane, these are human beings, individuals and you shouldn't send them here, sean said, you are a sanctuary city. go for it. >> brian: it is magnet and we have to shut it off by shutting mayorkas off and embarrassing this administration, keep in mind, people say, the border is down, hasn't been surge since end of title 42. we told them to report to other stations in other countries and flying them in directly over the border. the border is slowing down, maybe policies are working, we are finding way to fly them in as they report in ecuador, el salvador, guatemala, leaving venezuela. if you see strange planes landing at odd

texas governor greg abbott is taking responsibility. we have the latest on the help for those who just arrived. >>> drivers in san francisco may face extended hours that parking meters across the city. the arguments for and against the plan. >>> as bay area downtowns struggle, we look at the unique advantage feeling oakland's recovery. >>> developing news. we are learning more migrants have bee sent to california. it is not florida claiming responsibility but rather texas governor greg abbott. he put out the statemen saying in part quote , los angeles is a major city that migrants see to go to particularly now that it's city leaders approved its self-decd ncci has been elected that is not at anged cali aremoreos than cable of welcoming these folks here. >> volunteers got to work . 42 migrants in buses arrived in l.a. yesterday reportedly from latin america and asia. they include eight children in two elderly people. volunteers pushing carts of supplies from food and towels to toys along with basic needs and any medica care. migrants are

so do you agree with the way governor abbott is handling this?ne? i don't know what the difference is. i know a lot of people are still getting on buses in places like dell wo rio. so i don't know how that is different. yes, a couple of buses went to kamala harris's house. that is trying to shine a light on that. but how we are not outraged by the human mugglers and that are taking their money. smugglers made about $25 billion last year. so why we are not route raged by that? people need asylum. so why very we not route raged by legal immigration. republicans always get blamed for that, but when democrats have owned the entire government and had all branches of government, they have they have been able to do that because they haven't been able to do it as well. and there are a number of things that the administration can do to solve the problem, not be consumed by some people being on a bus going to a police where they will probably have a better quality of life and not have to sleep on befrnls in he willbenc. >> and new york is your area and so

. >>> llegan migrantes enviados en autobuses desde texas por el gobernador greg abbott.central de los Ángeles. fueron ep vahÍdos desde el estado de texas por el gobernador greg abbott, estas personas que llegaron al lugar, habÍan mujeres, niÑos y personas de la tercera edad, de paÍses como guatemala, honduras y tambiÉn de venezuela. las personas cuando arribaron dijeron haber hecho un viaje de aproximadamente 23 horas y no les dieron comida ni agua. las organizaciones en los Ángeles. fueron alertadas y los esperaban en esta estaciÓn. donde les comenzaron a brindar ayuda mÉdica. les dieron comida tambiÉn asesorÍa legal. >>> no podemos controlar la crueldad que las acciones de crueldad que toma. pero sÍ podemos responder de una manera diferente en los Ángeles y es lo que estamos haciendo. nosotros somos una comunidad organizada, que trabaja con inmigrantes todos los dÍas. >>> no son familias que estÁn de ser recibidos con dignidad y respeto. tener una comida calientita. que tiene recursos disponibles para ella y su familia. >>> de gobernador de texas que habÍa hecho otros

are at stake and sending them on a bus anrega as to where they are going to be processed. >> greg abbott said that sending migrants to self-declared sanctuary cities will provide relief to border cities. l.a. mayor karen bass condemned that attend while welcoming the group. >>> it is an innovative program that could benefit a lot of people, more than just the people who participate. here is one man who found a new beginning in the unlikeliest of places. >> out here, i just let go. i come out here to ease the pain. >> reporter: every morning, julio sanchez goes to the barn. >> you see them when they come in, dusty and dirty and you just groom them up. they enjoy it. >> reporter: a year ago he had never even seen a horse up close, but now it is one of the few things he looks forward to. >> knowing that a horse this w neat feeling! >> reporter: at first, the story of a man and his newfound love of horses e, until you realize that the entire farm is smack dab in the middle of pleasant valley state prison, where julio is an inmate. julio is part of a program by the thoroughbred retirement fou

and she said she is concerned for the well-being of the children in the group. >> governor abbott septent babi sent toddlers, sent school age children, middle schoolchildren, this is who was on this bus. and what we needed to make sure, and this is important, adults obviously react to situations in a different way. children need to have the most welcoming environment possible after they have been through everything that they have been through. >> governor abbott said that our border communities are on the frontlines of president biden's border crisis and texas will continue to provide the much needed relief until he steps up do his job and secure the border. >>> greece says there is national mourning after a boat sunk with 78 confirm deaths so far. and the greek coast guard provided these aerial photos of the overcrowded vessel on tuesday. the boat believed to have been carrying 400 to 750 people. the coast guard says it most likely capsized because of a sudden shift this weight. a journalist from greece is joining me. when we see how many people were on board and the fact that we only kn

ken paxton who was suspended from the position following himpeachment by the texas state house abbott praised scott for his past experience in government but did not refer to paxton by name >>> utah republican chris stewart announced on wednesday he will be stepping down from congress due to his wife's health, though he didn't provide specific details he said he will remain in his seat until an orderly transition can be accomplished. the seat is expected to remain in republican control. >>> as former president trump and ron desantis go toe to toe in the republican primaries, two former trump allies are expected to enter the presidential race in the coming weeks. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: the race to take on the republican frontrunner, former president trump is about to be more crowded former vice president mike pence is set to formally announce next wednesday in iowa. pence, who often touts trump administration achievements has recently blasted trump's actions on skrjanuary 6. >> i think the times call for different leadership, and i'm confident we'll have better choices.

tonight, texas governor greg abbott says we did it, claiming responsibility for putting them on a 23-hour bus ride to l.a. earlier this month three dozen migrants were flown from el paso to sacramento and promised jobs and other resources. florida claimed responsibility for some of the flights and said that each migrant consented. they are now getting food, shelter and rest at a local church and meeting with legal advocates about next steps. >> this is part of the cruelty of a political stunt like this, is taking people who are in the middle of the most important process, a process of seeking asylum where their very lives and the lives of their children are at stake and sending them on a bus without any regard as to where they are going to be processed. >> greg abbott said that sending migrants to self-declared sanctuary cities will provide relief to border cities. l.a. mayor karen bass condemned that attend while welcoming the group. >>> it is an innovative program that could benefit a lot of people, more than just the people who participate. here is one man who found a new beginning

. >>> greg abbott appointed john scott as interim attorney general. scott is the temporary replacement for attorney general ken paxton, who was suspended interest that position following his impeachment by the texas state house last weekend in a statement announcing the appointment, abbott praised scott for his past experience if government, but didn't refer to paxton by name or comment on his legal situation. >>> oklahoma's state supreme court has struck down two laws banning abortion, but there is still a law from 1910 that takes place, still in place that makes abortion illegal in the state in most cases, with the exceptions of reserving the life of the mother the court decided that the new laws violated the constitution because it required doctors to wait for an active medical emergency before performing the procedure. the laws that were struck down also allowed people to sue someone who performed an abortion >>> an attorney is calling for the camden county jail in georgia to be investigated by the department of justice. harry daniels held a press

and that's exactly what greg abbott is targeting, these sanctuary cities..c. and says his list of cities includes new york, chicago, denver, philadelphia. and he said he has already sent more than 20,000 migrants to the cities but l.a. said we're ready and willing to help the migrants and treat them with dignity. >> camilla, thank you. john? >>> this just in to cnn. the united states, the united kin kingdom, the netherlands and denmark, will deliver high priority defense equipment, air defense equipment to ukraine. this was announced in a joint statement a short time ago. hundreds of short and medium range air defense systems are included in the package. this morning, lloyd austin met with his ukrainian counter part at nato headquarters, ahead of a meeting with nato defense ministers. the meeting comes as what's described as a critical time. we have sam kiley in kyiv. first natasha bertrand is in washington. this is a substantial arms package i'm sure the ukrainians will say they need, natasha. >> reporter: yeah, john. this is something that ukrainians are

los angeles is not the first city that abbott has sent migrants to.philadelphia have also had buses arrive in recent months. many immigrants rights groups have condemned the actions. >> that is what makes this incredibly disgusting to see. that a group of people that wanted to come to this country for a better tomorrow are essentially misled and then shipped off and told they are someone else's problem. amanda: in response to yesterday's arrival, governor newsom's office released a statement. "contrary to what many think, california is a border state. instead of demonizing asylum-seekers we are working with locals to support and mainly -- humanely welcome people. our community partners. nonprofits and religious organizations are helping. mayor karen bass says they have plans in place of more arrive. kumasi: a major win and their attempt to move to las vegas. this is not quite a done deal yet. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with more. gloria: the bill is headed to the state's governor who is expected to sign it. the next hurdle is approval by majo

governor abbott revealing the floating barrier placed in hot spots.oot section being placed near eagle pass, texas. abbott also signs a package of six border security bills to help, quote. >> . hold the line. and an update on that brand new golf league started by tiger woods and rory mcilroy the legal's first team now has famous owners. venus, serena williams and her husband are owners the of los angeles golf club starting in january the league will play in a high tech indoor stadium on monday night. the team's roster will be announced later this year. the announcement comes just days after the controversial merger between the pga tour and liv golf. a lot of golf news, guys. are. >> brian: simulated? >> carley: what is going to be six teams, three players each. >> steve: so they own a team. >> carley: indoors. >> brian: i didn't spend all my money on the pickleball franchise. >> ainsley: or the race horse. >> steve: that was the problem with the haze the last couple days i had to cancel two pickleball games. >> ainsley: really disrupted your life. >>

texas governor greg abbott. greg abbott says he sent those migrants because small south texas border towns are overrun in and under excuse me, overwhelmed, he says. president biden refuses to secure the border. abbott added that migrants seek to go out to los angeles because of its sanctuary status. in a statement, senator dianne feinstein said the biden administration should investigate to see if laws were broken. she said, quote, many of these families are fleeing horrendous conditions in their home countries. they deserve to be met with compassion while seeking asylum, not to be treated as political pawns. a couple out of southern california were found dead in their hotel room in mexico, and authorities believe carbon monoxide poisoning may be the cause. john heathcote and abby lutz out of newport beach had been dead for 10 to 11 hours when they were found on tuesday, according to the baja california attorney general's office, there were no signs of any violence. the hotel rancho pescadero, as a very high end