so we're sitting here today in san antonio, and i'd like to think a little bit about san antonio's role and in the triangle because it's a little different than the other places. we are the poorest large sitting in the united states as you know out of those 49 fortune 500 companies what two are in san antonio three if you count new braunfels we have what 20% lower a college attainment on average than other other cities in the country relatively high drop out rates. what do we do to help san antonio participate? well, yes, i think the first thing we hire achieving cities. i think the first thing we do is we acknowledge. we're part of the triangle. that is to say we have the good fortune to be a city aligned within this triangle that is growing at this rate and we're going to get our share of the growth. we see that happening now people who are coming out of austin and coming here and coming from other parts of the united states because our land prices are a little less or housing prices are a little less. so that's the first thing frankly. it was part of my motivation for working on this

estamos al suroeste de san antonio.en la escena hay varias familias que llegan para ver quÉ pasÓ. hasta el momento, tal y como sabemos, solamente que se trata de un camiÓn que aparentemente transportaba inmigrantes no sabemos si fue un accidente. para que se den una idea en san antonio alcanzamos una temperatura de 102 grados. entonces una situaciÓn muy peligrosa para las personas que toman este camino para llegar a cumplir su sueÑo americano. esta no es la primera vez que vemos este tipo de tragedia aquÍ en san antonio. sin embargo, sabemos que estamos a al ld o de la 35 y es la interestatal para llegar e irse a diferentes parte del paÍs. la informaciÓn estÁ cambiando. el representante estatal dijo que son 42 personas que fallecieron aquÍ. y hay personas hospitalizadas. y hay organizaciones, como raÍces y caridades catÓlicas ver de quÉ manera asistir a las personas que estÁn aquÍ y los sobrevivientes que estarÍan en los hospitales. vamos a permanecer aquÍ y una vez mÁs la conferencia de prensa serÁ a las 9 de la noche

las temperaturas en san antonio estuvieron por arriba dedad de antonio. 16 l personas na que lograron sobrevivir y que fueron trasladados a los hospitales de la ciudad de san antonio. ahora lo quropa, y por supuesto tambiÉn con un techo donde vive va ocurrir es que se van a poner en co contacto con estas personas para luego canalizarlos y brindarles ayuda ya sea con comida, ropa, por supuesto tambiÉn con un techo en donde vivir y donde pasar los siguientes dÍas. en e personas. son 16 sobrevivientes que s atendidos. voy a regresar con ustedes en vivo. soy santiago rodrÍguez para telemundo. >>> santiago gracias por tu relacion a lo que presenta y menciona el presidente de caridad catÓlica es que van a estar brindÁndoles ayuda a estas personas, 16 sobrevivientes que ya se encuentran siendo at atendidos. voy a regresar con ustedes en vivo, soy santiago rodrÍguez, telemundo. >>> gracias. ahora vamos a mÉco, rsecretario de relaciones exteriores ha mandado un mensaje a las familias de las vÍctimas vamos con isa osorio, con re la mÉxico. las autoridas reacciones

yo me despido por ahora desde san antonio.nivisiÓn y en vix trasmitiendo desde san antonio esta semana. fÉlix: como hemos visto, segÚn el reporte de las autoridades, la causa que provocÓ la muerte de 50 inmigrantes dentro del camiÓn, fue por el golpe de calor insoportable, debido a las temperaturas al interior del remolque. los migrantes experimentaron un profundo agotamiento por ese calor extremo. los principales sÍntomas son mareo, sed intensa, sudoraciÓn excesiva, nÁuseas. se sufre de pulso acelerado, pÉrdida de conocimiento, y finalmente la muerte. patricia: vamos a dejar atrÁs esta tragedia para hablar de lo que sucede en washington. la sexta audiencia del comitÉ que investiga el asalto al capitolio del 6 de enero se programÓ de forma sorpresiva. una ex asistente de la casa blanca fue protagonista con testimonio que reporta irregularidades del ex presidente trump y sus colaboradores. reportero: la sexta audiencia pÚblica de la comisiÓn del congreso que investiga el ataque al capitolio del 6 de enero de 2021 estuvo llena d

can you hear us, antonio? _ from happening again. can you hear us, antonio? hello?ain. can you hear us, antonio? hello? we l from happening again. can you l hear us, antonio? hello? we are t in: to hear us, antonio? hello? we are trying to re-establish _ hear us, antonio? hello? we are trying to re-establish the - trying to re—establish the line. i was a significant august through this problem of the success or this route between south america and north america and the challenges it presents. you can't hear us. antonio, apologies, will try to re—establish the line a little later in the programme but clearly, a horrific discovery there in texas where 46 have died. there is hope that he 16 hospital will survive this as we get more details we'll bring that to you a little later. a long—distance passenger train in the united states has derailed in the state of missouri, killing three people. there were more than 200 passengers and crew on board. it was travelling to chicago from los angeles. again, a developing story. more details on our website. there's been internatio

le dijo que iba dentro de un trÁiler rumbo a san antonio.r ¿cÓmo sabe?. >>> la tÍa de los adolescentes asegura que los dpos estaban contentos por llegar a tierras estadounidenses. >>> ellos querÍan un futuro mejor. porque acÁ en guatemala. >>> quienes salieron de la aldea llenos de sueÑos empezaron a vivir y querÍan que su futuro fuera prospero y all doctor a sus familias. la fatalidad truncÓ sus metas >>> iba conmigo. limpiar las cosas. >>> en medio de la pobreza y el dolor. las dos familias iniciaron los trÁmites de un largo proceso que les primero tate ner los cuerpos de sus hijos para se pultarlos en su tierra en guatemala, jenni corado noticias telemundo >>> habÍa 67 migrantes a bordo. idenificarlos ha sido un proceso complicado, lento pero poco a poco se conocen sus nombres. la mayorÍa eran jÓvenes que venÍan en bÚsqueda de un trabajo. edgard muÑoz hablÓ con familias de otras vÍctimas >>> eran todo para mÍ >>> el dolor es profundo y devastador para la abuelita de fernando y 19 y alejandro kba ller de 22 aÑos. hablÓ desde honduras antes

antonio guillÉn estÁ en san antonio como lo Último.ctivamente, un hecho lamentable que ocurre en el sur de san antonio y las autoridades estÁn hablando de entre 20 a unas 40 personas que posiblemente perdieron la vida sofocadas dentro de un camiÓn de 18 ruedas que fue encontrado hace unos momentos en el sur de san antonio. esto en la salida a laredo o hacia el norte del paÍs. es un incidente lamentable, no es la primera vez que esto ocurre. las temperaturas son muy elevadas en estos momentos y hay personas, sabemos que estÁn hospitalizadas que son llevadas a uno de los hospitales locales, mientras ahora mismo las autoridades, en este caso la policÍa de san antonio estÁ intentando determinar quÉ fue exactamente lo que ocurriÓ. no sabemos si hay detenidos, lo que sabemos es que como personas que llamaron a las autoridades cuando se determinÓ que estaba ocurriendo la tragedia en el interior de este camiÓn de carga al sur de san antonio. hay que reportar que san antonio es una ciudad de paso de migrantes en su camino al norte del paÍs. jor

it extends all the way up to san antonio. we call this an extended border deep into mexico and the definition of of one of our colleagues at ut austin a medical paredes who talked about the folklore of the border talked about mexico afuela and mexico identro. you've got the mexican culture within mexico, but you've also got it outside of mexico and that's where we are in this borderland extends beyond the international dividing line. it's not a dividing line for the way that people live and think and talk and interact and have families. so yeah our moderator who's not here because it got a flat tire and you couldn't join us jack herrera had a list of questions and one of them was exactly what harry it's answering. well. it's interesting that you borderlands that has including areas that are not near the border and it's very important i think to do that because historically the border wasn't always where it is now and when we want to understand the context of a place and the heritage of a place you have to go back hundreds of

. >> esto es noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn desde san antonio, texas.buenas noches. estamos desde las afueras desde san antonio. >> mÁs y mÁs personas continÚan trayendo sus ofrendas. >> comenzamos hablÁndole de lo que le hemos escuchado, son malas noticias porque dos de los heridos en esta tragedia han muerto. >> las personas que estÁn heridas continÚa en estado grave, se teme por sus vidas y de esta manera comenzamos con nuestra cobertura en equipo. >> uno de los principales problemas son las identificaciones, tenÍan identificaciones, pero no eran de ellos. >> el cÓnsul de guatemala estÁ dispuesto a colaborar y han contratado un equipo forense para identificar a los familiares en guatemala con las personas que estÁn aquÍ, francisco nos cuenta cÓmo estÁn realizando esta investigaciÓn. francisco: los dos ciudadanosasesinados en un domicilio fueran identificados como juan claudio y francisco bilbao. ambos fueron arrestados cuando salieron de esta casa en el noroeste de san antonio, a los dos les impusieron cargos de permanecer ilegalmente, segÚn el regis

y desde san antonio, texas, jorge ramos., transmitimos en vivo desde las afueras de san antonio, texas, lugar de la peor tragedia migratoria en la historia de los estados unidos, lo que escucharÁn en todo noticiero es la historia de siempre, son los emigrantes tratando de cruzar, muchas veces sencillamente mueren en el intento, tenemos una enorme cobertura en equipo que va desde mÉxico hacia los estados unidos, la Última informaciÓn que tenemos es la misma que han escuchado en el largo del dÍa, hay 50 emigrantes que han fallecido, varios en estado crÍtico en los hospitales y es difÍcil imaginarse lo que ocurriÓ en ese trÁiler y como se ha concentrado el dolor y la tragedia en un lugar tan reducido la investigaciÓn se ha realizado tanto en mÉxico como en los estados unidos, no es que los inmigrantes haya salido desde mÉxico, no, cruzaron desde mÉxico hacia los estados unidos, luego entraron en este trÁiler que para muchos fue su tumba, iniciamos esta cobertura investigando quÉ ocurriÓ. francisco cobos comienza. francisco: olv

antonio: acabo de hablar con la concejal y ella estaba llorando. tragedia, imagina cÓmo me siento en este momento. san antonio es una ciudad de paso, los traficantes de seres humanos utilizan la carretera 35 como el canal idÓneo para transportarlos desde el sur de la frontera. esta investigaciÓn estÁ en manos de las autoridades federales. >> los padres estaban en oraciÓn. conocer un cuenta de lo que estÁbamos transmitiendo en vivo, ellos estÁn cerca de aquÍ y vinieron rÁpidamente. estÁn orando en este momento por las almas de estas personas que no estÁn con nosotros ahora. leÓn: los vecinos de la zona estÁn conmocionado por las muertes de inmigrantes que sÓlo pretendÍan mejorar sus vidas. lidia, quÉ dicen los vecinos del Área? o alina lidia: esta es una verdadera tragedia, la peor de este tipo. los vecinos de esta zona comenzaron a llegar poco despuÉs de que se dio lo sucedido antes de que se confirmaran esta 46 muertes y 16 heridos. ellos reciben alerta de lo que sucede en los vecindarios. una pareja vive muy cerca de este lugar. >> es muy triste.

en san antonio. arantxa. >>> gracias.edor de 4. 967 dÓlares por cruzar ilegalmente a estados unidos. en este mercado ilÍcito participan coyotes, crimen organizado, tratantes y asaltantes que hcen del migrante una mercancÍa. ya sea por mano de obra o por ser posibles vÍctimas de robo y de extorsiÓn la casa blanca se pronunciÓ sobre el tema. inforÓo que los primeros 3 meses de su operativo multi agencias contra el contrabando humano, han realizado 4500 arrestos. alejandro mallorcas mandÓ un contundente mensaje para los migrantes. >>> poco a poco van saliendo a la luz detalles. y con esos datos aparecen familiares de los afectados por por esta tragedia. la mayorÍa de ellos 27 mexicanos. >>> quÉ tal arantxa, lo que hasta ahora sabemos, que uno de los sobrevivientes del trÁiler de la muerte es mexicano. se llama josÉ luis gonzÁlez. Él saliÓ del municipio de... en el esta de oaxaca en buscaselo sueÑo american. junto con josÉ luis viajaba uno de sus primos y su familia denuncia que aÚn esÁa desaparecido. >>> era el mÁs pequeÑo d

sabemos que el cÓnsul de mÉxico en san antonio e hizo un recorrido.y mexicanos para brindarles apoyo, e informar a las familias de los sobrevivientes y de los que perdieron la vida en esa tragedia. tambiÉn sabemos de la participaciÓn de otros consulados, como de guatemala y honduras, estÁn tratando de hacer esta conexiÓn con familiares y con los hospitales y las autoridades. sabemos por autoridades, el dÍa de ayer, que dieron a conocer que las vÍctimas que encontraron que sobrevivieron, fueron halladas en condiciones bastante extremas. no podÍan caminar, estaban sin agua y sin aire, y que estaban deshidratadas. y es una situaciÓn bastante crÍtica la que se vive aquÍ. estaremos muy pendientes. borja: gracias. carolina: tambiÉn la desesperaciÓn de la gente que quiere llegar aquÍ a estados unidos, y que terminan en condiciones como estas. muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn. comenzamos a recibir reacciones ante esta terrible tragedia. el presidente joe biden ya lo dijo, mediante un comunicado dijo que lamenta la pÉrdida. es algo que califica como horribl

esta noche es como se ve la solidaridad de la comunidad de san antonio.a hay cuatro detenidos. muchos se preguntan cÓmo es posible con la vigilancia existente circulara por texas un camiÓn repleto de migrantes. ¿cuÁnto pagan los migrantes a los contrabandistas y quÉ peligros corren? un coyote contÓ p como operan los contrabandistas. reportero: las tarifas por persona pueden rebasar los $6000. >> estamos hablando que para houston cobran alrededor de $8500. cuando es un viaje con coyote pagado, hablamos de $10,000 a $12,000. reportero: martin, como llamaremos a este pollero, dice que en los trailers va un mÍnimo de 50 migrantes, y hay veces que me tenga 200 o mÁs, y cargarlos es la operaciÓn mÁs complicada. >> tenemos dos minutos para cargar por grupos. las camionetas salen en un intervalo de 2 a 4 minutos. reportero: los meten en casas de seguridad hasta que logran un nÚmero considerable. este video fue compartido por un migrante desde la casa de seguridad donde los tenÍan. las bandas de migrantes son las mismas en mÉxico, centroamÉrica o estados unidos, s

we'll go to our correspondence in san antonio, texas, where their bodies were discovered. ah, i'm ami annisa. welcome to the program. we begin with a green light for nato expansion. after weeks of debate, turkey has agreed to support finland and sweden's bid to join the military alliance . the reversal came after the 2 nordic countries agreed to support turkey. in its crackdown on a legit kurdish militants. on day, one of what has been described is one of nato's most important summits in years. a major breakthrough sick in turkey dramatically dropped its opposition to finland and sweden becoming members of the military alliance. turkish president, wretched tie of aragon had blocked the nordic countries. membership bids because of what anchor perceived a support for kurdish militant groups. it designates as terrorists, but a meeting between nato secretary general. yes, dalton berg and leaders of the 3 countries at the start of the summit in madrid, quickly bore fruit in they thought we have always shown that what ever our differences, we can always sit down, find common gro

tried to do is pull in san antonio, texas for us. thank you. now to sports wear tennis legend, serena williams has been knocked out and the 1st round of the wimbledon championship, the american had been out injured for a whole year and was making her singles come back at the grass grand slam. she lost in a final set tiebreaker to frances harmony, 10 after a dramatic match. the 40 year old williams was targeting a record equaling 24th grand slam singles title. now before we go, here's a quick look at our top story. this our after weeks of debate, turkey has agreed to support the nato membership bids of finland and sweden, turkish president reggie tie of edwin had previously opposed the plan, claiming those countries harbored terrorists. announcement came at a top level. nato summit currently underway at madrid, rob watts, as your business news next. don't forget, you can get the latest on our website around the clock. that's d w dot com. you can also find us on twitter and instagram. i mommy and he said, thanks for watching. come have a g t v hi

east of san antonio. well, it's, thanks very much indeed. as you're saying, of course, this is just breaking as soon as we get any more, more confront confirmations about what's going on. we're going to come back to you, but for now roslyn johnson. thank you very much. indeed. while with a war and ukraine now into it's 5th months, nato's labeled russia. i direct threat to security to the region. speaking in brussels before the lines, the son of this week, secretary general jones told him bargains, plans to significantly boost the number of troops on high allowed from 40000 to more than 300000. in germany, leaders of the g 7 wealthy nations have increased sanctions on russia and the voted to leave him in place for as long as it takes it rains president, let me say he's addressed the summit, pleading for more arms and assistance south. austin, reports not from the summit in gun was partly guessing with 800000 police officers guarding the summit. these protests as ro deadlock and try to grab the attention of the leaders urging the g 7 to do eve

, texas. aha, in san antonio, texas.t is thought the victims are all migrants. three people are in custody. stay with us. hello there. low pressure will be tending to stick close by to the uk throughout this week, so it's going to stay relatively unsettled with sunshine and showers, i think sums it up pretty well, especially for the north and west of the uk. for tuesday, something a bit more unsettled pushes in as that area of low pressure brings in quite an active weather front, mainly to northern and western parts of the country. and you'll see the isobars fairly close together, so it'll be wet and windy across more northern and western areas throughout the day on tuesday. some of the rain will be quite heavy, particularly for western and southwest scotland, that rain getting into western england and wales as well. windy here, breezy further east, but here, a lot of dry weather around, some good spells of sunshine, maybe an odd passing shower here and there, but most places will be dry. it's going to be breezy wherever

probably a 25 minute drive to downtown san antonio. the other direction we are 140 miles from the u.s.-mexico border. crossings have gone up in recent months. texas governor abbott saying that this is strictly president biden's fault and a result of his open border policys. the white house has not made an official comment response to that but pointed to the statement made by dhs secretary saying that this is squarely the smugglers are to blame here and launching a federal investigation. jose? >> thank you. joining us is the mayor of san antonio. thank you for being with us. what do we know about the people found alive and taken to the hospital? >> unfortunately we are getting some preliminary reports that two additional patients transported have since passed away. i don't want to con firm anything beyond that. we do know that 16 in total were transported to local hospitals. four of those pediatric. again the preliminary numbers when the fire department responded on scene were 46 total found deceased in the area. obviously again this is

le dijo que iba dentro de un trÁiler rumbo a san antonio.sabe. >>> un mensaje, que la tÍa de los adolescentes asegura que los 2 estaban contentos por haber llegado a tierras estadounidenses. >>> ello querÍan un futuro mejor. porque acÁ en guatemala no se gana nada. >>> las paredes esta casa no alcanzan para contener el dolor de los familiares de wimmer y melvin de tan solo 13 aÑos. quienes salieron de esta aldea llenos de sueÑos. apenas comenzaron a vivir querÍan que su futuro fuera prospero y poder ayudar a las familias porque la fatalidad truncÓ sus metas. >>> trabajar y limpiar todas las cosas. >>> en medio de la pobreza y dolor, las dos familias iniciaron los trÁmites un largo proceso que les permite tener los cuerpos de sus hijos para se pultarlo en su tierra. en guatemala, jenni co rad, noticias telemundo. >>> tambiÉn desconsoladas estÁ la abuela de los hermanos hondureÑos caballero. tenÍan 19 y 22 aÑos respectivamente salieron de su paÍs en busca de oportunidades, lograron llamar a su familia antes de subirse al trÁiler. >>> me dijero

talking to us from san antonio in texas. okay, let me take you back to our top store, those nato expansion talks. the fact that turkey has dropped its objections to both finland and sweden joining nato. william courtney is a former us ambassador to both castanan. georgia is also an adjunct fellow with the rand corporation. he's joining us live from washington dc via zoom. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. what's your interpretation of what this is going to mean for nato, a firm, sweden and finland join. and unfortunately we appeared to have lost the sound coming from our guest, william courtney. they're aware of course, going to try and get him back. but in the meantime we'll move on kill him. maxwell has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping millionaire jeffrey epstein, sexually abuse underage girls, the 6 year old was convicted in december for recruiting and grooming girls for epstein. during the 19 ninety's and the early 2 thousands. maxwell apologized to the victims of tuesday, saying she hoped

from san antonio, texas manny wrap. hello. a senior a to donald trump's. former chief of staff says a one time you as president grabbed the steering wheel of a car and demanded to be taken to the capital on the day of the january 6 riots. the president had just finished his speech outside the white house at the time when he praised support in washington. the u. s. house committee investigating the attack also had tramped, use some of his support as were armed. the president had very strong, very angry response to that. tony described him as being irate the president said something to the effect of i'm the effing president, take me up to the capital now. to which bobby responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mister engel grabbed his arm, said sir, you need to take your head off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing, we're not going to the capitol. mister trump then used his free hand to lunch towards bobby angle

within the last hour, the fire chief of san antonio, charles hood, gave this update.approximately six this evening, the san antonio buyer department responded to a report of a dead person. engine 52 arrived and found the trailer achievement manus mentioned, with a body outside and several they can visibly see inside once the door was open. at this time approximately four to six bodies have been triaged and tagged and declared deceased at this time. fortunately we were able to transport 16 people. 12 are adults and four paediatrics. although conscious at the time of transportation. —— all work conscious. our north america correspondent david willisjoins me. a very tragic story indeed. 46 people found dead in that tractor trailer. 19 others taken to hospital after it was found in a remote part of the city, close to downtown san diego and close to a freeway note to transport goods into texas from mexico and also is known to be a popular fairing a drug smuggling, people smuggling gangs, i should say. texas does make governor, greg abbott has been swift to condemn the poli

but san antonio is a ma'or transit route — do that.d do that. but san antonio is a ma'or transit route for people i do that. but san antonio is a majorj transit route for people smugglers, and it's a much disputed issue. three people are now being held in custody, and the investigation has been handed over to federal agents. richard galpin, bbc news. let's talk to cbs news correspondent at the scene, 0mar villafranca. 0mar, what's the latest you can tell us? as you heard there, three people who are in custody, we are not sure if they have been charged yet of what they have been charged yet of what they will be charged with, but right now the focus is on the people who were in the back of that trailer. 46, were in the back of that trailer. a6, as you mentioned, have passed away. 16 in the hospital, 12 adults, four children. we are trying to find out how many of the deceased might have been children. just a little bit of perspective here for where we are. we are a little more than 150 miles from the texas— mexico border and just a few hu

but then that's not yet up from emotions are still high and san antonio. the last time something like this happened was in 2017. when 10 people died after being packed in the back of a tractor trailer, carrying as many as 200 micro vigil was organized by community members from the city of san antonio. many of whom have expressed a desire for public action to be taken to prevent more tragedies involving migrants and asylum seekers from ever happening again. agents from the us department of homeland security continued to work to identify the bodies and are treating this is one of the deadliest cases of human trafficking in the united states. in recent memory, manuel did up a little al, jazeera san antonio police, a full with people protesting against the government, and to raise capital lima. the demonstrators are demanding present federal castillo, increase teacher salaries on support for pension is the same as a former teacher and union leader, but he's faith, political gridlock and unrest. since he took off 6 months to truck drivers of declared an indefin

they were discovered at the abandoned vehicle on the outskirts of san antonio on monday. officials say of the greatest loss of life on record from a human trafficking attempt in the u. s. o 0. manuel of apollo reports. a community still in shop in southern texas. on tuesday, residence of san antonio visited the site where dozens of migrants were found dead crammed into the back of a tractor trailer. under extreme heat conditions. most of the deceased are believed to be from mexico, mexican diplomats and san antonio visited area hospitals where survivors are being treated. oh rally. in general, medical staff, the hospitals i insist in general have indicated those injured are in a critical condition, suffering from neurological renal and hepatic failure, as well as internal bleeding. thousands of migrants have been using san antonio as a transit point in recent months. according to immigration, advocates in the us. many hearsay. the tragedy that occurred on monday is a symptom of a broken immigration system. o. nicholas, mom as an elected official, i think that people need to get registe

the vigil was organized by community members from the city of san antonio. many of whom have expressed a desire for public action to be taken to prevent more tragedies involving migrants and asylum seekers from ever happening again. agents from the u. s. department of homeland security continue to work to identify the bodies and or treating this is one of the deadliest cases of human trafficking in the united states in recent memory. manuel rap below al jazeera san antonio nobel peace prize. laura maria resar says she'll fight an order to shut down her new site known as wrapper. the philippine media regulator upheld in order to close the site on wednesday. the government has rapid violated rules on foreign ownership, but the website denies this. it's one, a few media outlets in the country, critical of president rodrigo, to tati, who's due to leave office on thursday, or says criticism of his so called war on drugs led to several legal battles and her winning the nobel peace prize. last year. we will handle the flash, and since we are fighting for this in co

up or down those that yeah, that from emotions are still high and san antonio. i think the last time something like this happened was in 2017. when 10 people died after being packed in the back of a tractor trailer, carrying as many as 200 migrants. the vigil was organized by community members from the city of san antonio, many of whom have expressed a desire for public action to be taken to prevent more tragedies involving migrants and asylum seekers from ever happening again. agents from the u. s. department of homeland security continue to work to identify the bodies and or treating this is one of the deadliest cases of human trafficking in the united states in recent memory. manuel rap below al jazeera san antonio also south come here in algeria including will. hey, how ecuador is presidents survive and impeachment attempt, and what he's pulled out of talks to and protests against the government. on nearly a quarter of the people in hong kong, say they're ready to leave. kenneth knew neither persuade them to stay. barnett saying, ah, john, he has begun the f

a manuel josefina from san antonio, let's just again them. and while with where we all with the investigation, because obviously on getting in the authority, the learning things all the time going to be with you. so hell, also the scene for you a little bit. we are at the scene of that incident that took place on monday, really sort of in the middle of nowhere is a dirt road off of the interstate. i want to show you what's going on behind us. this is a small memorial that was set up by members of the community here in san antonio. what you're seeing here are flowers that have been laid, the wreaths and even water bottles. we should know that the conditions that the survivors, it's incredible that the survivors anyone could survive, that heretic incident. there's water bottles that were set up because many of the people that were found there, they had no water. they had no food for. who knows how long. so really at this point, authorities are still we're still waiting to hear updates from authorities. but what we do know as of tuesday evening,

unless that up again is that the upper emotions are still high in san antonio. by the last time something like this happened was in 2017. when 10 people died after being packed in the back of a tractor trailer, carrying as many 200 migrants. the vigil was organized by community members from the city of san antonio, many of whom have expressed a desire for public action to be taken to prevent more tragedies involving migrants and asylum seekers from ever happening again. agents from the u. s. department of homeland security continue to work to identify the bodies and are treating this is one of the deadliest pieces of human trafficking in the united states. in recent memory, manuel, rapids al jazeera san antonio 20 migraines and refugees of in van dead and the libyan desert. 2 weeks after contact with the group was lost. the bodies were found by a truck driver near the border with chant, libya has become a major transit point, the migrants and refugees, the hip to reach europe, often through dangerous journeys across the mediterranean sea. child marriage is on th

most of the deceased are believed to be from mexico . mexican diplomats and san antonio visited area hospitals where survivors are being treated overnight. allen, in general medical staff, the hospitals i insist in general have indicated those injured are in a critical condition, suffering from neurological renal and hepatic failure, as well as internal bleeding. thousands of migrants have been using san antonio as a transit point in recent months. according to immigration, advocates in the us many years say the tragedy that occurred on monday is a symptom of a broken immigration system. oh, nicholas, mom as an elected official, i think that people need to get registered to vote in a vote out. people who don't care about this community at a vigil convened local residence, arrive to pay their respects and show their solidarity with all migrants seeking a better life. in the united states, migrants are dying every day. and if you start adding up one after another after another, we're on track to this year, be the deadliest years for migrants try to cross into united states law really s

bodies were discovered in san antonio. officials were alerted by a passerby who heard cries for help. the white house as human smugglers are to blame for this. some people were found alive inside the truck suffering heat exhaustion. >> today, we mourn for those 51 immigrants who came to us to breathe that fresh air, but instead found death in the state of texas, suffering in a trailer from heat exhaustion. it is a terrible way for us to treat immigrants. maryam: our reporter is in san antonio. he joins us right now. it is remarkable that some people managed to survive. the is there any information about their condition? >> considering the scale of this human tragedy, it is amazing people were able to survive at all. we are currently outside of the university hospital, were some of the survivors were brought on monday evening. at least 51 people have been declared dead, 22 of them nationals from mexico, seven from honduras, two from guatemala. 19 bodies remain unidentified. 16 survivors were brought to area hospitals. they

dozens of migrants are found dead inside a tractor-trailer in san antonio. what we know right now about the presumed migrant smuggling operation. >>> deadly train derailment. three people killed when an amtrak train with hundreds on board collided with a truck. >>> surprise hearing. the committee investigating the january 6th riots at the capitol announced a last-second hearing where they present what they'll say is new evidence. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking news overnight. a horrific scene in texas highlighting how desperate the situation at the southern border is. officials say 46 people were found dead in and around a tractor-trailer in san antonio yesterday from what is an apparent human smuggling incident gone horribly wrong. more than a dozen others were hospitalized including children. our dallas fort worth station is in san antonio with more on this right now. what do we know? >> reporter: san antonio police say a city worker helped uncover the gruesome scene after hearing a cry for help near a t

normally quiet san antonio road, transformed by tragedy. authorities were alerted to the scene in the city south western outskirts, on monday evening, after work and a nearby building heard a cry for help and found the trailer with it stools, a jaw and dead bodies within officials said, dozens of people thought be migrants from central and southern america without dead at the scene. while multiple survivors were taken to hospitals suffering from heat related conditions. the patient that we saw were hot to the touch. they were suffering from heat, stroke, heated soft in no signs of water in the vehicle. it was a refrigerated tractor trailer, but there was no visible working ac unit on that rig. we're not supposed to open up a truck and see stacks of bodies in there. and none of us come to work imagining that. so we're working through the behavioral health for our folks right now. san antonio man was also at the scene on monday. so the flight of migrants, city refuse, is always you humana, terry, and crisis. for tonight we are dealing with a horrific human tragedy. local police said the

this is san antonio's fire chief charles hood. >> they were hot to the touch. they were suffering from heat stroke, heat exhaustion. no signs of water in the vehicle. it was a refrigerated tractor-trailer, but there was no visible working ac unit on that rig. a make of this is among the deadliest tragedies in recent decades of people attempting to cross into the united states and comes as the biden administration continues to enforce harsh border policies blocking most people from safely entering through ports of entry at the u.s.-mexico border. thousands are forced to take on extremely dangerous routes and rely on smugglers. we'll have more on this story later in the broadcast. judges in louisiana and utah have temporarily blocked statewide abortion bans from taking effect following friday's supreme court's striking down roe v. wade. on monday, a judge in new orleans sided with reproductive rights groups who argued louisiana's trigger law ban on abortions was unconstitutionally vague. meanwhile, a judge in salt lake city on monday granted a two-week stay of ut

when l to a tragedy in texas authorities in san antonio have found the corpses of 40 people inside a truck that had been abandoned and left in the scorching summer heat. they were all reportedly migrates from mexico, watermelon, and honduras. more than a dozen survivors, including children, were taken to a nearby hospital. the truck, we understand, was about 250 kilometers from the u. s. border with mexico on a major transit route for human traffickers. normally quiet san antonio road, transformed by tragedy. authorities were alerted to the scene in a city south western outskirts, on monday evening, after work and a nearby building heard a cry for help and found the trailer, with its stools ajar, and dead bodies within officials said, dozens of people thought be migrants from central and southern america without dead at the scene. while multiple survivors were taken to hospitals suffering from heat related conditions. the patients that we saw were hot to the touch. they were suffering um from heat stroke, heat exhaustion, ah, no signs of water in the vehicle. it was a refrigerated tr

she is in san antonio, texas right now in us, you are at the scene. just tell me, i mean, what are you seeing there rendered it wouldn't be for the college for germany. it would be hard to imagine what just happened to your less than 24 hours ago. there's only one little side or 2, little crosses which some groups which held migraines put out here. nothing else. there are no flowers. there are no candles. there are no regions. this kind of is shocking, but it is also kind of a truly how useful helix antonio region are 2 migrants dying by those lines across the border in. are we any closer to understanding tonight? um exactly how this happened. well, the big question is why this rock was parked here, and you can see that behind me it's a little dirt road, very close to the interstate learning flight, which is really a route for many smugglers. or, you know, that's where they bring her migraines, undocumented migrants, because this is a past way to get away from the highly controlled order region. it's not clear why the truck starts near and why the tru

both were in san antonio. wonder if there's any evidence that they ever actually had one-on-one conversations and about the evolution of their relationship. that would be very interesting to see what you found out about that. yeah, so i follow that relationship through the book madera was right there in the introduction is right there in the conclusion. so madero is credited as being the person who will becomes the first president after portugio diaz who really sort of helps to lead the revolution once it begins really takes off in 1911. and he and ricardo flores mcgone certainly did know each other through the organizing communities and once ricardo flores magona others move north to the united states. they are really struggling to get their newspaper started, right? they're having hard time raising enough money one other buddies stole a bunch of the money and spend it on a girlfriend. you know, that kind of stuff right and they get started here in san antonio because of alone from francisco madero or a gift

vamos a san antonio para hablar con el artista. maity: buenas tardes.te agua fue lo que les faltÓ a estas personas que murieron en unas condiciones inhumanas. asÍ se siente mucho dolor en esta Área, encontramos restos de zapatos, lo que quizÁs eran las pertenencias con el personas como roberto que han venido hasta acÁ para rendirle una despedida esas vÍctimas. eso no es ajeno a usted, quÉ significa volver aquÍ, luego de que hace poco lo vimos en uvalde? >> muy triste lo que estÁ pasando, aquÍ tratando de rendir homenaje, consiguiendo un mensaje para los hermanos que se nos fueron, y los que quedan sobrevivientes, un mensaje que se les manda ellos, tratar de seguir luchando por una vida mejor. maity: en medio del dolor, trayendo paz y solidaridad, le agradezco muchÍsimo. esto es lo que se vive en este momento aquÍ en esta escena, es una callepavimentada por parte donde transitan carros, pero donde hoy es el lugar donde muchos sueÑos terminaron. borja: gracias por el reporte, gracias a este artista tambiÉn, al fin y al cabo, alegra un poco en medio de tan

pueden verlo prácticamente vacío, en este momento viene una de las unidades de la policía de san antonioamos la caja en donde estaban inmigrantes, residentesnos decían que era una escena dantesca, vieron cupos tirados en el suelo, no saben si las autoridades los sacaban de la caja, o los inmigrantes al intentar huir, lograron liberarse, pero estaban débiles que no pudieron caminar, residentes de la zona, nso contaron que cruzó la frontera de esta manera, escuchamos las declaraciones de la señora lorena . >> por qué venirse así, . >> porque la verdad, lo que le dicen a uno es que tiene que venir uno bastante para que vean el dinero, con una persona dicen puedo llevarlos tienen que ser de 70 a 80 personas, uno se viene así, uno llegará más luego . >> piensa e irá más rápido ¿no? . >> así es . >> qué piensa, creyó que iba a morir cuando vieron el camió. >> así es, sentí la muerte, uno piensa en familia que uno dejó en su país, uno siente la muerte, respiración, dolor de cabeza, sientes que no puedes más >> quiero comentarles que consulados están abajando para identificar a las personas, pid

we are learning new developments out of san antonio, texas where the death toll stands at 51. this is in the smuggling tragedy were migrants are packed inside of a sweltering truck. we are following the investigation underway. >> this morning in san antonio a horrific tragedy taking a growing human toll. >> it is sad. these are human beings. >> officials now say at least 39 men and 12 women are dead after they were found packed in the back of a abandoned semitruck monday. in sweltering triple digit heat. authorities adding some of the victims may be children. >> potentially some of them are under the age of 18. >> first responders describing the shock of seeing so many people packed inside of the trailer. >> we had 50-60 people in mainly stuff in the back of a truck with no water, no air- conditioning, no means for ventilation. >> mexican authority say 22 of the victims are mexican nationals, seven migrants are from guatemala, two others from honduras. the incident being called the worst human smuggling event ever in the united states. so far three people believed to be a part

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