brownsville close to the border. smuggle across the border. alex hogan is in the texas town town of mack allen. how much drugs are being smuggled over? reporter: quite a bit. 2600 pounds of marijuana worth nine million dollars. there is a increase in amount of fentanyl. from the 2019 to 2020 fiscal year, the amount of fentanyl blew up 600%. this year they confiscated nearly double what they found in 2020. so far in 2021 the dea in the rgv seized 666 pounds of cocaine, 75 pounds of heroin. 4840 pounds of negotiate and 26,000 pounds marijuana. border agents says there is very clear difference between the migrants and mules with drugs. they can tell by the size of their bags, routes they take and body pose ture. increase of people crossing the border pulled more resources away, causing moral cone interest band to get into the country. that is something that chad wolf spoke about on "sunday morning futures." >> what we know is that the cartels and the smugglers and traffickers are very sophisticated and they listen toe p

one one side were resident proved the historic black neighborhood of brownsville, alongside students and others chanting, quo, ufc, look at your history, end quote, while helping signs that read support the checkerboard lounge in brownsville and on the other side the university officials listened, mostly playing defense with a silent chorus of furrowed browns the checker board lounge stood an 43rd since 1972. the lounge needed restoring but instead of providing funding, the university put together a plan to relocate the lounge from its original spot to a university owned building inside the hyde park neighborhood. outrage restoring brownsville advocates charge cult with cultural -- things were slowly changing, largely because of the sweat equity of local advocates working to turn things around, renovate to hundred-year-old graystons, newly built con minimummums and develops develod small shops began to fill in the spaces between vacant lots and rundown storefronts. and many saul the checkerboard as central to the economic revitalization of brownsville as heritage touris definition bu

the mayor of brownsville.e border and all of the other aspects of life there. life in that part of texas, which we have spent some time in, is of course, connected to mexico and has been from the get-go. the ways in which the changes in border policy and border dynamics over the past couple of years have transformed, we have -- transformed life there, we have not been able to go there in the past year and a half for obvious reasons but we plan to go again soon. guest: if i can take a minute to speak to the caller about maybe wishing we had gone to texas to film, we were so fortunate to work with these incredible filmmakers who have a company called west city films. they were the filmmakers for the documentary. two things about it. one was we felt that they entirely engaged and embraced the message of the book and they brought so much to it by their artistry and vision of how you translate and boil down the 50 towns we visited and 25 towns we wrote about in the book, into six or eight towns of filming. they had

anunció que iba a donar 20 millones de dólares a las escuelas y 10 millones de dólares a la ciudad de brownsvilletos escolares y a través de ... donde presentaron sus ideas y ahí ver cómo se distribuye el dinero. >> residentes dicen que se sienten agradecidos. >> primera mente por la constitución que hizo al distrito escolar esperamos que la escuela haga lo invierta bien y que esté especializado y que tardan en aprender. >> piden invertir en las calles y computadores para los niños. >> :os niños de high school por ser una zona cerca de la escuela, no tienen voz, o los padres que les falla el carro, me gustariq que hubiera voz para los niños de jáis. >> high school . >> esperan que haya un impacto en el uso de las tecnologías. >> les informo después de la pausa comercial. atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100

. >>> a church in brownsville, texas was once a salvation for many unaccompanied migrant children, butare now on hold because of the pandemic leaving those same children stuck in shelters. cnn's rosa flores has more. >> reporter: this is more than a sunday service in south texas. it use to be a lifeline for dozens of migrant children living in shelters who crossed the border alone. before the pandemic, here they are attending a christmas mass. allowed to come to church every week. these two sisters said they'll never forget a boy whose eyes filled with tears when he said his mom wouldn't take him out of the government custody. >> the mom was in the u.s. and rejected her child? >> yes. >> it's very painful. it's a painful situation for them. >> reporter: pain the children have to deal with in confinement. the pandemic keeping them in south texas shelters with little to no contact with the outside world. except for this religious live stream with catholic priests tony o'connor. >> because of covid, we can't go into the centers than can't come here. >> reporter: nearly 20,000 unaccompanie

ahora el padre del menor asegura que un abogado le dijo que podrÍa quedarse hasta 2 semanas mÁs en brownsvillemadre llegarÍa pronto ahora lo que le dicen sus mismos compaÑeros de este albergue en donde se encuentra tampoco le ha ayudado a subirle los Ánimos >>> es muy triste porque dice que no sale ahorita me dijo que hay un niÑo que tiene 140 dÍas de estar ahÍ y estÁ triste. >> que piensa que va a estar mucho tiempo ahÍ >>> a la madre de wilton la lentitud del proceso la tiene triste por otro lado ya el tÍo de wilton confesÓ que maÑana iÁa junto a su novia a tomarse las huellas como lo requieren las autoridades para que el menor pueda vivir en su hogar de miami, florida, parece que nos quedaremos esperando otro dÍa mÁs para que llegue el reencuentro entre wilton y su madre. ¿vanessa? >>> en mÉxico, el constante flujo de migrantes tiene a los albergues desbordados no hay espacio para cientos de familias que necesitan un refugio esto ante el aumento de flujo migratorio ese debe a las polÍticas migratorias del presidente biden. vÍctor silva nos cuenta >>> despuÉs de recorrer miles de millas esco

the folks are beginning to set ideas in places like san antonio, brownsville, el paso, tended to be from middle classes of the middle aspirational middle classes. some are newspapers while some were professionals like doctors and lawyers of their own grocery stores, they might've owned their own mechanics garage. the way they improve themselves with actual capitalist competition. this was like a real objective. this is like data driven through our equality to reach equal stature. it's like dollar bills, that was the receipt. and so they had to push these ideas of the idea was not to get rid of capitalism but to remove barriers so that they can participate in capitalism. that was the idea. it wasn't just mexican americans it was growth liberalism that was very prominent not just in the united states but through a lot of the world the policymaking world. we still see hints of that even in our policies today. even with say the democratic party. so when you get to the 60s we are experiencing the high point of liberalism in the united states. largely 32 -- 68. with this idea is going to lift

destino el lugar donde wilton ha pasado sus dÍas esperÁndola abrazarla el centro padre casas de brownsvilleinformaciÓn en pantalla). >>> sus palabras no se terminaron de escuchar, pero su expresiÓn con las manos en el pecho y sin soltar su ramo de flores volvÍa inminente el reencuentro. abrazÓ a wilton. aunque intentÁbamos el vidrio del auto no nos dejÓ captar lo que decÍa pero la noticia llega a nicaragua. >>> mi corazÓn siento que en realidad me a tormento de la misma alegrÍa ahorita cuando se fue el 8 de febrero de mi casa no la he visto >>> aunque el reencuentro con wilton fue breve la vimos mÁs tranquila incluso desde su auto nos saludaba con su mano todo al mismo tiempo misael y su novia acudÍan a tomarse las huellas como se lo requirieron las autoridades >>> nos enviaron a tomar las huellas para verificar sino tenemos antecedentes de violencia domÉstica >>> pero cuÁnto podrÍa determinar que su casa de miami es segura para wilton? >>> en washington lo verifican y que de 2 a 3 dÍas estÁ la respuesta >>> tras su visita a wilson mailyn volviÓ a su albergue en san benito mientras esperan

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al pequeÑo un abogado le dijo que podrÍa estar hasta 2 semanas mÁs en el albergue casa padre en brownsvilleores se veÍa con los Ánimos arriba pensando que el abrazo con su madre estaba cerca ahora tambiÉn lo que han dicho sus compaÑeros dentro de este albergue no le ha ayudado mucho sentirseejor >>> es muy triste porque quise que no sale ahorita ne dijo que tie un niÑo que tenÍa 140 dÍas de estar ahÍ y estÁ triste y que piensa que va a dilatar >>> la madre de wiln se siente triste con los Ánimos bajos y cada minuto empieza a sentirse mÁs eterno en bÚsqueda de este reencuentro el tÍo de wilton y su novia maÑana acudirÁ a torse las huellas justa como lo requieren las autoridades para que el menor pueda quedarse en su hogar de miami florida que sepan que todo estÁ bien y las condiciones de seguridad s idÓneas nos quedaremos esperando por ahora el reencuentro un dÍa mÁs entre madre e hijo vaness >>> muchas gracias >>> diariamente despegan desde estados unidos aviones que vuelven inmigrantes uno dellos es guatemala >>> quienes regresan con la pesada carga de la desilusiÓn. >> asÍ fue recibido jo

tuvo lugar en el interior del albergue de menores de brownsville, texas.r Éstas imÁgenes de toda una familiabajando amarrados de una cuerda por el muro fronterizo. las cÁmaras de vigilancia del departamento de aduanas captaron cÓmo esta familia descendÍa a 30 pies de altura. los migrantes son de origen venezolano y estÁn bajo custodia de los agentes migratorios. borja: Ésta historia parece sacado de una pelÍcula. tal es para josÉ torres fue deportado a mÉxico tres veces y cuando estuvopor ser expulsado del paÍs nuevamente, su madre le confesÓ que era adoptado y que su madre biolÓgica dio a luz en california. josÉ es ciudadano americano. carolina: tambiÉn se enterÓ que tiene dos hermanos con quien ya pudo hacerse una prueba de adn. para josÉ de 56 aÑos, enfrentar la deportaciÓn no es algo nuevo y por eso esta aquÍ, desde california para contarnos lo que ha tenido que vivir tantos aÑos. esta con su esposa rosa. cuÉntanos cÓmo usted no sabÍa que era ciudadano del paÍs. josÉ: cuando yo nacÍ, a mÍ me dieron en adopciÓn y yo me metÍ en varios problemas, despuÉs

the mayor of brownsville.er and all of the other aspects of life there. life in that part of texas, which we have spent some time in, is of course, connected to new mexico -- is connected to mexico and has been from the get-go. the ways in which the changes in border policy and border dynamics over the past couple of years have transformed, we have not been able to go there in the past 1.5 years for obvious reasons but we plan to go again, soon. guest: if i can take a minute to speak to the caller about maybe wishing we had gone to texas to film, we were so fortunate to work with this incredible -- these incredible filmmakers who have a company called west city films. they were the filmmakers for the documentary. two things about it. one was we felt that they entirely engaged and embraced the message of the book and they brought so much to it by their artistry and vision of how you translate and boil down the 50 towns we visited and 25 towns we wrote about in the book, into six or eight towns of filming. they

but on the other hand, his record was besmirch by his role in brownsville affair, in which he on veryflimsy evidence issued dishonourable discharges to an entire company black soldiers, segregated, course, who are alleged to have been involved in a disturbance in texas. they were exonerated decades later. not that it did those individual any good at the time. they were exonerated in the 1970s. his record was mixed. to a large extent, tr's domestic actions were overshadowed by more dramatic events. -- in the long run, the most noteworthy endeavor of the presidency. to examine the complex imaginations of the panama canal would take more time than we have in this lecture, so i must summarize this convoluted story of politics, diplomacy, and international intrigue. it included mainly the u.s. and columbia, of which panama was apart at that time. the gist of it is that after much negotiation a treaty was written by the u.s. and columbia, but terms which the u.s. would be permitted to build a canal across panama in exchange for 10 million dollars and the annual rental of 250,000 dollars. bu

we will speak with the ceo of brownsville music next.his is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." i matt miller. stakeholders in private equity firms are looking to cash out without diluting equity musical names of all ages are turning to investors to offload their catalogs for hefty songs. -- hefty sums. one buyer is josh russ, ceo and founder of roundhill music. he joins us now to discuss why music rights are an ideal uncorrelated asset for investors. great to have you on the program. josh: thanks for having me. matt: you have so many of the names that i have not only grow up -- grown up listening to but us and to a lot still now. i was fortunate to go on the last black sabbath tour. why is this asset being so highly valued at a time when everything seems to be free on the internet? josh: the copyrights are very valuable because they earn money from everything from radio, television, broadcast, performances, streaming, on and on. especially from streaming, there is a tailwind of growth happening there. it is free on youtu

reporter: the biden administration is now moving people with cases through multiple ports of entry, brownsville, el paso, hidalgo and san diego. eagle pass, texas became the sixth port of entry. so far they have processed more than 7000 cases, meaning many thousands more still remain in mexico. among them, this man, waiting for two years. >> the government does not give you an exact date of when you would be able to enter or when your next court appearance would be, or when you have to enter the u.s. to stand in front of a judge. nothing. reporter: he and his wife say they fled political persecution and threats in cuba, and asked for asylum after crossing the border. forced twait in mexico, he says they face new threats. >> there is organized crime, the mafia, people who saw you, people who rape women. everything. i am fearful day in and day out. i hardly ever leave my house. reporter: fearful of staying, the couple tried again to enter the u.s.. this time, his wife was allowed to stay in the u.s., but he was sent back to mexico. >>n separating me from my wife, allowing her into the u.s. and de

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he permitted liberals to cross the border and recruit in places like brownsville. i mean, these are all neutrality violations of law. did you know how violating the neutrality act and everybody says oh andrew johnson, you know, he took a hard line against the finian see irish you try to invade canada and he did right but he did nothing. to enforce the neutrality legislation on the southern border so veterans crossed right? you see african-american's fascinating guy from argentina and edelmiro mayor he actually you know harangue maximilians troops in german, which he spoke in addition to spanish and english other kind of nameless veterans that i dredged up, you know from council records and stuff there crossing the border there entering the employee of the liberal government. so, i mean really a lot of these veterans they're not just kind of engaging in paper broadsides, right? we've got to defend them on our doctrine when they're building with their feet. they're going down to the border crossing and actually, you know, helping to indicate the mexicans against the

the stretch from brownsville to el paso is gorgeous and has some of the most wonderful wildlife thatit plays out on wildlife in general but at the same time -- stuart: they're not doing anything about it, the greenies are not doing anything about it at all, are they? >> at the same time the immigration issue is causing damage to the wildlife as well. and so you know, i'm not a necessarily a fan of the wall but it certainly something that helps. it works. my position it that it works. he don't like it by any means but, the issues we're having in other places with the flow of traffic, something needs to be done in order to slow it down and the wall did make progress in that, in that. and that is evident just from living down here -- stuart: i'm out of time, i'm very sorry, i'm out of time, whit. we appreciate you coming on the show. we sympathize with your position, because you're not in an easy position right there. whit jones, thank you for being here. >> yes, sir, mr. varney, have a good day. stuart: i love that. i love that gentlemanly approach, yes, sir, mr. varney, have a nice da

manufacturing plant being built will hire more than 10000 and he says please consider moving to greater brownsvillespace x is hiring along with tesla, engineers, technicians, builders, supportive all kinds. as for tesla's assignment truck factory , they call it a giga factory where they will build the truck. also, possibly the battery production, battery cell production in the future so not just tesla but space x and he has said this before, going to texas for lower taxes and getting rid of the group think which he thinks handcuffs silicon valley and doesn't reward their successful ceos or billionaires anymore. ashley: no, they reward them with pretty high taxes, but anyway next one, susan. miley cyrus of all people giving out stocks to fans. susan: she's promoting a million dollars worth of stocks offered by jack dorsey's other company, financial payment company square in their cash app. you can enter a giveaway coinciding with the 15th anniversary of the premier of her television series, hannah montana. she went on twitter to promote this and also on her instagram profile and she's making stocks

first up is tony in brownsville, texas.aller: i agree with biden, it will bring millions of jobs and infrastructure. it is very obvious the democrats are for the american workers and the republicans are only for the rich. the buildings here are collapsing. other countries have better airports. it is true. they look like they are from the 1970's. it will bring a lot of jobs for american people. i agree with that 100%. host: we heard some comments from a republicans, the president didn't touch it much on issues of migration and issues at the border, do you think you think he should have? caller: we could debate on immigration, we are all immigrants. we are all ancestors. he broke federal law separating kids from others. trump's trump, he could do whatever he wants. he was protected. the only person i know that separated kids and mothers was -- that was wrong. hundreds of kids and mothers. he just did it so other people would sam not going to go over there, i want my kid. host: lake geneva, wisconsin, next up is tom on the rep

i have been up and down through that part of texas all the way from el paso down to brownsville.eautiful country. we do need more wall. now, i am not going to debate that with you. there are places further west of texas where it is just an open corridor where they are smuggling through their entire kin. they need wall there, but we have other problems, which is causing us having to do this with the wall, that we can eliminate without having to build the wall. the drugs and the immigrants running across. number one, the biggest portion of the drugs are running right past the agents, coming across the border on real cars, tanker trucks, you name it. if it can cross the border, it is flying over, it is coming in. we need to scan everything through a computer, an x-ray machine. they have them come about all of it needs to be scanned to stop this -- they have them, but all of it needs to be scanned to stop this. on the second thing with the immigration, we have allowed ourselves to be trapped by the everify system. it was set up and then they broke the system in half by giving the gov

el niÑo estÁ en un albergue de brownsville y su madre en una posada de san benito en texas.erentes momentos, puede ser que su cuarentena termine en distintos momentos asÍ que, depende de lo que sea mejor para el niÑo, puede ser que sea entregado a su tÍo antes de que su madre termine la cuarentena. satcha: si esto ocurre cÓmo serÍa el traslado de su padre hasta florida. quien estarÍa a cargo de los costos, y quien se podrÍa asegurar de que ella pueda llegar al estado del sol? astrid: actualmente la familia se estÁ encargando de los costos para el traslado de ambos. esperamos que el encuentro sea en texas y que despuÉs se trasladen a la florida. satcha: abogada, ha tenido la oportunidad de hablar con ellos? que le han dicho si es asÍ? astrid: no, en las Últimas horas no he podido hablar con ellos. la Última vez que nos comunicamos estaban muy ansiosos por conectarse y tuvieron oportunidad de hablar entre ellos que es muy importante. satcha: quisiÉramos saber porque cada uno solicita su asilo de forma independiente para cuÁndo se pudiera conocer esta decisiÓn del gobierno de e

the coast guard stopping four people swimming across the port of brownsville with on their backs.ake a knee or make a fist make a gesture will be punished. olympic committee said it consulted 3,000 athletes and found 70% did not want a protest to distract from the games. it's unclear what kind of consequences players would face it if they break those rules. that is a look at your headlines, brian, send it back to you. brian: thanks, jillian. let's talk about school. public school teacher outlined a way for parents and teachers across the country to escape woke. go to the source. daniel buck writes this at least most teachers claim to be moderate. the institutions that train them are not. if we only focus our attention on few outlandish plans or districts spend our time scooping out flood water while the faucet remains flooding. daniel buck joins us now. not only do you identify the problem but you have a solution. first off, how would you characterize the problem where do the teachers go wrong? >> well, like i said in the piece, it's a problem of the water damage and the faucet. w