where was christina morris?i think she was dying or dead. >> tell the defendant you got your day in court and you're guilty. >> but enrique arochi had maintained his innocence throughout the investigation. now his defense attorney keith gore was going to try to pick apart the case against him. >> the only thing that matters in a criminal case is can the prosecution prove the words in the indictment. >> lorraine caceres covered the trial. >> the defense concentrated on the fact there was no body. they concentrated on the fact there was no video of christina getting into the suspect's car. >> gore told the jury enrique had been cooperative, and as for the injuries on his arms and hands, enrique told detectives he'd been working on his car. >> when the tire landed on me because i took it off. and it was too heavy, so just landed right on -- >> oh. oh, okay, okay. it makes sense -- >> it landed where all of this -- yeah. >> okay, that makes sense. >> then the defense went after the cell phone data. >> what do you ha

like 20 years ago when sister christina came to stun st. francis center?are oaks, just a program run out of a single building in the middle of a dangerous neighborhood. a challenge, right? >> i was just like a kid in a candy store. all i could see was potential. >> reporter: sister christina's potential is a reality. the st. francis center gives out food and clothing but under her watch they've opened up a school and built a brand-new after school center. they currently own and manage close to 200 units of housing permanently reserved for low income families. it's been a transformation of not just the center but the entire community. >> it was full of gang violence, unsafe. >> reporter: andrea fernandez grew up here when the neighborhood was rife with gangs, drugs, and guns. >> the children have an opportunity to have a better life. >> before, people would be inside of their homes at a certain time because they were fearful. >> reporter: she once patrolled the street as a deputy and marvels at the turn-and- >> the support she's given to that community is a

christina coleman live with the details, hello, christina.esident will be in the bay area campaigning for newsom this week. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren campaigned with the governor yesterday in los angeles. a poll released last week by the public policy institute of california shows 58% of likely voters now say they will reject the recall. this comes as governor newsom continues to try to convince voters in this heavily democrat state that the recall effort is a republican power grab pushed by trump supporters. democrats are also taking aim at the gop front runner conservative talk show host larry elder. >> make no mistake larry elder dreams of being california's own donald trump and i don't know about you but i will fight with everything i've got to keep from putting one more donald trump republican in office. >> we said last year that the most important election of your lifetime was last november defeating donald trump, that was right. [cheers and applause] >> but you also know this, we did not defeat trumpism. christina: larry e

christina sloan, abc 7, york.ngs from the cdc warning those unvaccinated not to travel, people are still expecting to get away this weekend. screened 2.1 million people at checkpoints yesterday, the highest since august 15. one infectious disease expert says traveling can be safe if you are vaccinated. >> it is about the mitigation procedures, opening mitigation, keeping masks different from a simple cloth mask, so inside, rare mask. outside has always been safe, even with alta. amanda: the doctors suggest avoiding traveling to high numbered areas. happening today, the oakland zoo is giving away free family passes if you get vaccinated today at the zoo. it is good for a one-day admission for two adults and to children and parking for one car. it is valued at $98. droppings are welcome or you can make an appointment on the zoo's website from 9:00 to 2:30 today. there will be two more vaccination events. the next one is september 30. hurricane ida and remnants left a deadly trail of destruction across eight states a

i said, "i do." >> reporter: those days sister christina believes it is gone for good. gangs and violence is replaced with education and hope. >> i get teary just thinking about it. i know services of the center made an effect in their lives. >> yes, such an important distinction, there had been communities where violence and drugs have gone away through genderification. she's been able to do this with all the affordable low income housing. residents who were there can remain there in the future. >> she's quite the miracle worker for sure. >>> let's turn things over to rob mayeda, let's talk about the smoke outside. when is that going to clear and what the status of these fires? >> quite a change the last 24 hours. we had nothing but blue skies and replaced by this. downtown san jose, hazy skies. 71 degrees in san jose. 76 mid way through the holiday weekend, i will see temperatures closer to 96 degrees. supposed to look at that coming up. mild to the north and walnut creek, you see 77 degrees. san francisco of a little mix of smoke coming out of marin county. patchy lo

missus christina, managing partner of grenfell, iowa and mr. mike, owner of the ferguson dairy farm in mississippi. our second panel is catherine, vice president of economic legislative affairs. mr. robert willis resident of cedar grove inc. and wisconsin and christopher, ev baker and professor of economics at the charles' quote of applied economics and management at cornell university in new york. i look forward to hearing from you all and thank you for sharing time and expertise with us today. pricing is considered one of the most complicated economic systems in our nations. when that system is working for farmers, it reaches coast-to-coast include in my home state of new york, the first fourth-largest dairy producing and the largest producer of yoga and home to 3000 dairy farms. when the milk pricing system leaves farmers without adequate pay, the impacts are felt across our economy. dairy farmers are facing rising cost of production and current dairy prices are covering them. farmers cost money like labor and fuel have been increasing for y

christina ruffini, thank you. a suicide attack targeting the presidential palace in mogadishu, somalia, claimed at least eight lives today. the bomb exploded while the car was stopped at a security checkpoint outside the gates of the compound. the islamist militant group al shabaab claimed responsibility. a chinese tech executive detained in canada for nearly three years returned home today. meng wanzhou is the daughter of huawei's founder. her arrival follows beijing's release of two jailed canadianians. the swap poses a damaging diplomatic dispute between beijing and the west. cbs' ramy inocencio has more. >> reporter: a plane carrying the men known as the two michaels touched down in calgary before dawn on saturday. michael spavor, a business consultant, and michael kovrig, a former diplomat, had been jailed more than 1,000 days, ad of espionage by china. their ordeal described as terrible by canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> they have shown strength, perseverance, resilience, and grace, and we are all

this is christina peter being, managing partner of a dairy and granville, iowa. and said soviet mississippi. our second panel, we hear from catherine dumond, mr. robert lewis, president of cedar grove cheese inc. and creamery of wisconsin. and eb baker professor of agriculture actor, -- of applied economics at cornell university. i look forward to hearing from you all, thank you for sharing your time and expertise with us today. no pricing is rightfully considered one of the most complicated economic systems in our nation. when that system is not working for farmers, the ramifications reach from coast-to-coast. including my home state of new york. new york is the fourth largest dairy producing state and the nation cycle largest producer of yogurt, more than 3000 dairy farms. but the milk pricing system please those farmers without adequate play -- pay, the income walls -- rising costs of production, current dairy prices are not covering them. farmers costs have been increasing for years, the corn and soy used for seed are seeing a historic price rally. the consol

they have called on christina to remove the license plate band, while christina has called them belgrade to ease up on the tension. however, whether belgrade it's actually ready to use military force to protect the serbs in constable remains a question. we got some more insights into what's going on with political analysts, nuclear markovich, heat of the view cost of who's been emboldened by foreign support. just one new crisis, as we've seen many every, every these past years and this is not something actually renewed when deeper. what is new is that, and we see again that in this situation for the 1st time, certainly got afraid. the 2nd muscle that red line has been crossed nato is responsible of this situation. if nato had not on illegally in $1099.00, we would not have. hence degeneration. we do have in coastal mentor and service. so i think the fact that nato had not been capable of managing the situation which they created. so it is definitely not a good idea to have nato forces, again, on, on the administrative border between central serbia and co civil antonia. but definitely, we

cbs's christina ruffini joins us from the white house.tina, you'll be on that trip, what should we expect? >> reporter: good evening, irika. the secretary of state will be going to doha, qatar, where he's going to thank the qataris forg0 afghan evacuees that came through that country. he's also going to be meeting with members of the state ramstein, germany. the u.s. and other world leaders are also grappling with how exactly to deal with the taliban. secretary blinken has said the u.s. will have to watch and evaluate base on the group's actions. but the women of afghanistan aren't waiting. many of them took to the streets this week, protesting the takeover. the taliban may not be the same as it was 20 years ago, but either are afghan women, and they want to make their voices heard. however, the demonstrations overnight were broken up by taliban special forces. meanwhile, we have seen a few planes take off and land at hkia, that's the airport in kabul. the taliban has been evaluating offers from several governments, including the qataris.

welcome, christina. ms. zuiderveen, managing partner of three dairies, black soil dairy, granville, iowa, mount hope dairy bearsford, south dakota, dakota plains dairy centerville, south dakota, on a day-to-day basis, christina works in bookkeeping and hr. christina is also on the board of the iowa state dairy association. she is also a member of edge dairy farmers cooperative located in the upper midwest and serves on a regional milk pricing task force. she has previously served on the central plains dairy expo board of directors. christina attended cornerstone university, received her degree in business marketing. she grew up on a dairy farm in california before her family took the operation to michigan state. she now resides in iowa with her husband nate and their three children. i last saw christina in a discussion about all these issues we're talking about here today when we had a small dairy farmers meeting while the iowa state fair was going on in des moines. welcome. >> thank you. >> thank you, madam

>> i agree with christina. definitely that was a problem, just the food chain really got upset a lot. i know that it was great, our own little group, we did an awful lot of food pantry. one of the good things the former governor of new york did was have the nourish new york program. and we were paid a fair price, the price of us processing the milk into gallons and send to food pantries. no waste happened there. every bit went to people who needed it. i truly feel that the supply chain needs to be more robust, and we all know at least in our neck of the woods there are help wanted signs everywhere. i don't know what's keeping people from working, but or cabot plants in vermont, we had sales staff working double shifts running the plant. we had demand for more cheese. god knows we had plenty of milk to make the cheese, but we had to shut down production on the weekend because there was nobody willing to work. it's foreign to me. as i said, i tend to work pretty long hours, much to the chagrin of my family, but i

christina coleman is trying to unhangle the case. hello, christina.ere's so many twists in this case, alex mardaugh's lawyer hired curtis smith to kill him so his son can collect 20 million-dollar insurance policy. smith was one of the many people feeding into mardaugh's drug problems over the past 20 years. in a statement they said, quote, during that time these individuals took advantage of his addiction and his ability to pay substantial funds for a illegal drugs and some took advantage of mental illness and agreed to take alex's life by shooting him in the head, however, curtis, he was set up by mardaugh that he had shot him, distant cousin and prominent client of the attorney. that he went even though he had no idea what mardaugh wanted. smith told the post that mardaugh got out of the car waving a car as though he might shoot himself and he wrestled mardaugh for the gun and the bullet grazed mardaugh's head. smith ran off with the weapon and threw it away. in the post article he said doing that was just plain, quote, stupid. authorities are inve

christina zuiderveen, managing partner of black soil dairy of granville, iowa. and mr. mike ferguson owner of the ferguson dairy farm of senatobia, mississippi. our second panel we would hear from ms. catherine geraghty, vice president of economics and legislative affairs at agri-mark in andover, massachusetts. mr. roberts wills president of cedar grove cheese and clock shadow creamery of plain, wisconsin, and christopherer wo, e.v. baker professor of agricultural economics at the charles dyson school of applied economics and management at cornell university ithaca, new york. i look for to hearing from you all and thank you for sharing your time and expertise with us today.o milk pricing is y rightly considered onee of the most complicated economic systems in our nation. when the system is a working for farmers, the ramifications reach from coast to coast including in my home state of new york. new york is the fourth-largest dairy producing state and the nation's largest producer of yogurt and home to more than 3000 dairy farms. when the milk pricing system leaves those

joining me line now is christina you paul from the usps. we are going to talk about a hiring events coming up this weekend. christina, thank you for being here. >> our peak season is here. we need people not only for the holidays but beyond. we have opportunities -- >> sorry to interrupt but i want you to tell us how many positions you are looking to fill, the types of jobs available and how people can get in on this. >> absolutely! across the bay area we are looking to hire over 1000 positions. that is inside and outside as a city rural carrier, mechanics, tractor-trailer operators, technicians. there is a real diverse set of jobs we are looking for, different skill sets. we have an opportunity this saturday 10:00 i am-1:00 p.m. that is going to be an opportunity to get your application and talk to hr in person and get a feel for the position. >> a lot of companies hit hard. they brought a lot of criticism of the postal service. is this why you are needing to fill positions? >> we see a high uptake of packages coming in. we need to make su

christina. >> reporter: good evening, errol.t entry point in del rio is now closed and the department of homeland security says our borders are not open and people should not make the dangerous journey. but that message hasn't proved to be a deterrent instead of crossing the international bridge to del rio, texas, an estimated 12,000 migrants, many of them haitian, are now camped out under it. >> we now have one-third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space. >> reporter: 400 border agents are being sent in to help, according to the department of homeland security, which says they will accelerate the pace and increase the capacity of removal flights to haiti and other destinations. >> this is just at this point overwhelming for the resources that we have on hand. >> reporter: the u.s. has seen a surge in migrants at the southern borders from countries like honduras, ecuador, and guatemala. now haitians, many of whom moved to south and central america after that devastating earthquake in 2010, are also

let's check in with christina. >> good morning. i'm christina from cnbc headquarters. stocks are set to open mostly lower today as investors remain cautious about a month that is historically negative for the market. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 are on track to end the week modestly higher. all three are slightly negative for the month. the global shortage of computer chips is getting worse forcing automakers to temporarily close factories including those that build popular pickup trucks. general motors is the latest to extend plans to idle some north american factories as a result of the worldwide semiconductor shortage. the company will add to scheduled downtime to seven plants in the united states, canada and mexico. >>> southwest airlines the latest to incentury fize vooiz its employees to get the jab. the carrier is offering two days of pay for employees who are or will become fully vaccinated by november 15th. employees must share their vaccination status with the carrier. southwest said as of november 16th employees not vaccinated will not be eligible for paid ti

cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house tonight with more. >> reporter: good evening. last night, the fbi released a declassified document from 2016. the report shows a closer than previously known link between two saudi citizens living in the u.s. and the 9/11 hijackers, including meetings and phone calls. but the report does not prove a definitive link between the hijackers and higher echelons of the saudi government. >> can al qaeda come back? yeah. but guess what? it's already back in other places. [ inaudible ] every place where al qaeda is, we're going to invade? come on. >> reporter: speaking to reporters in shanksville, pennsylvania, the crash site of one of the plane's hijacked on 9/11, joe biden defended the u.s. withdrawal from the place that once harbored the terrorists. >> 70% of american people wanted to get out. but the palestinian of it is, they didn't like the way we got out. >> reporter: a cbs news poll finds the majority of americans oppose using the u.s. military to create democracies. and want the u.s. to intervene less overseas. but former acting

christina, thank you let's dig deeper into one of the names with our first question. and here it is >> my name is cordell, calling out of ohio. i want to thank you for the advice you have given over the last month, helping me get in such positions such as disney, and today, the stock i'm calling in on about is the position i currently hold it's a cloud computing stock also cybersecurity that recently ipo'd last year. stock is palantir. i was wondering should i buy more shares, just hold the position, or should i sell currently? thank you. >> great question from cordell guy adami, about nine months ago, palantir was the p in your hope trade don't know if you still stand by that >> like an elephant you are, you remember yes, palantir was the p, and it remains. listen, theiest level we have seen in the stock since february, i think it closed north of $28 i read something where they call it the single best data analytics play out there i happen to agree with that. people say valuation is expensive and they're too levered to the government, which i also agree, but that'll

christina, you're there in california. does larry elder have a shot?has a shot. stranger things have happened in elections and people get surprised in elections. all of the numbers indicate that newsom has been able to turn this around, where people were fairly evenly divided on the recall election just a few months ago, now it seems as if he's going to prevail. but, again, i've stopped my political predictions ever since the 2016 election because voters have a way of having their voice heard. either way, it is a mark on the governor, who at the very beginning of this administration had a wide election margin, and was able to enjoy a lot of success. but people are frustrated with the back and forth that has happened in this state. i live in a very liberal city represented by congressman adam schiff, and there were people petitioning to get this recall on the ballot many months ago, and a lot of people here were really trying to push that, even though many of them are democrat. they don't necessarily like him. but california is unique, right? there are

christina ruffini has more. >> reporter: instead of crossing the international bridge that connects acuna, mexico, to del rio, texas, an estimated 12,000 migrants, many of them haitians, are camped out under it. >> we now have one-third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space. >> reporter: 400 border agents are being sent to help according to the department of homeland security which says it will accelerate the pace and increase the capacity of removal flights to haiti and other destinations. >> had is just at this point overwhelming for the resources that we have on hand. >> reporter: the u.s. has seen a surge in migrants at the southern border from countries like honduras, ecuador, and guatemala. now haitians, many of whom moved to south and central america after the devastating earthquake in 2010, are also heading north. on friday, texas governor greg abbott added nearly $2 billion to his state's border security budget. >> it is the federal government's job to secure our border, but the biden administration has failed to do its job. >> that was christina ru

christina coleman live with the latest on the california recall, christina, good to see you. hearing reports that vice president kamala harris will campaign with governor newsom in the bay area on wednesday and we are working to confirm that and also massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will join newsom at campaign event. that is set to start soon. she calls the recall election a republican power grab that's costing taxpayers millions. radio conservative show leading pack of candidates seek to go replace newsom as he cites the state's homelessness crisis, high cost of living and high taxes. both he and newsom have a very busy weekend ahead of them making multiple campaign stops. >> i implore people to vote no on this recall. reject the hate, reject the divisive, reject the cynicism and the fear that is behind the recall. >> vote to recall gavin newsom. whoever replaces him cannot possibly do a bad a job as this man has done in the last 2 years. christina: also larry elder gained endorsement of former top state democrat, gloria romero. >> i was just tired of the false narrat

i'm christina from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher ahead of the big economic news of the day, the monthly jobs report. the dow snapping a three-day losing streak yesterday and the nasdaq and s&p 500 closed at record highs on the back of better than expected data on the number of people filing for unemployment which fell to the lowest level since the pandemic began. after adding nearly 2 million jobs in the past month hiring pulled back in august as a surge in covid cases cut into demand for things like dining and entertainment. company and government payrolls are forecast to have risen by 720,000 last month versus 943,000 in july. however, the range, though, keep it, you know, varies quite a bit with the economists right now. it's all over the place actually. so the unemployment rate now is expected, expected to drop to 5.2%. switching gears, alaska airlines will require an vaccinated employees to be testd regularly for covid but the company is stopping short of a mandate and will no longer cover thei

i went to the airport of christina and welcomed them. i told them that in kosovo, they will be safe. and when it comes to humanitarian issues like this one or 2 are special relationship that we have with united states, who is our most important ally. and most of the partner we don't deliberate or ask why we just say how and now these hundreds of going to refugees will stay in kosovo max for a period of time one year. and they are located at present in bond steel, american u. s. army base american military base and the also in dormitories of american turkish corporation, bechtel anchor, some claim that america abandoned afghanistan onto a tool worried that one day the u. s. might retreat from costco as well. president biden said he's going to end the forever was, well, it's still a nato mission in kosovo. k for 3600 troops and the largest number of the us. i don't thing that nato is going to leave a console because natal intervene here and the mission was very clear to liberate school so far. so it doesn't fall back into the hands of serb

could he was in the cause of the capital, christina, where he was arrested and sentenced to 15 years in prison when he was released after almost 3 years following international pressure. as a free man could, he became an outspoken opposition. politician. now as prime minister, how is he facing the geopolitical challenges? of course of the cost of those prime minister alban could. he talks to out his era . ah albin, could he prime minister of course about thank you for talking to out to sarah. i'd like to explain to view as a little bit about your background because you 1st came to prominence when you were an engineering student and you became a protest leader. and if we look back at the time, 999, when nato intervened in your country and the serbian troops left costs. if you were there to celebrate because you were actually in serbian jail serving a 15 year term. you eventually released after 3 years of that term. how has that experience affected your political outlook? i think it has effect my life. it has effect my character. but i don't thing that's my political convictions or the

including more on the evergrande group saga and whether you'll get a covid booster shot this winter christinas here. good morning, good to see you. good morning. >> good to see you good morning, happy friday after surging one day prior, shares of evergrande are sinking as the highly debted chinese company appeared to have missed it interest payment due at midnight in new york yesterday or noon on friday in hong kong the property group, which has not made a statement on the repayment has a 30 day grace period before any failure to pay officially results in a default. the cdc yesterday endorsing the pfizer booster shots for americans age 65 and older those in high risk occupation settings and those with preexisting conditions the move by the cdc director, dr. rochelle walensky aligns with what the fda had recommended earlier this week but goes against the cdc's special advisory council which voted against giving people boosters 18 to 65 working or living in high risk settings the white house is talking about invoking the defense production act. the law is under consideration as a means of forci

we'll ask christina from "the hill" who covers congress. one of the key moderate members in the house is josh gottheimer. he was on "state of the union" yesterday and talked about the infrastructure legislation. mr. gottheimer: the speaker communicated we vote on it this week. that will happen. what's really important is that -- president biden: hello, everybody. how are you doing? [laughter] did you ever think you'd be senior press coming to watch someone get a shot in the old days? me either. anyway, like i did my first and second covid-19 vaccination shot, about to get my booster shot and do it publicly. that's because the food and drug administration, the f.d.a., the centers for control and predengs, the c.d.c. -- prevention, the c.d.c., looked at all the data, completed their review and determined that boosters for the pfizer vaccine -- others will come later, maybe. i'll assume. but the pfizer vaccine are safe and effective. they have all the data they need. and last week, they laid out who is eligible for those boosters for now. you'

christina fernandez, the person or she had picked out at the man that's almost 2 years ago to become to run to be election with her. and that's why he became president of argentina. so there's a big dispute right now between the vice president and the press on what should go warning argentina while the president is trying to defend that deficit is trying to negotiate with the i am at, among other things, the other sectors closer to the vice president to go, christina, for an under the christian who would like to see the government's spend much more money to affect the poor. so there's a lot the phone, sorry, also among economists about what will happen in argentina fields to pay the i m f. if inflation happens or increases in the next few months, so most of the economy, we have broken to say that to our didn't peanuts failure to find consent within the administration. we've definitely heard these countries chances to recover from the current crisis. it's currently in algebra stories about reporting live from point a side is money thanks. indeed, the trial in 2015 emission cheating sc

exist within the administration, especially between president of man this and his vice president, christina fernandez. the kirschner on wednesday, the minister of interior and other less leaning government officials close to christina for a man this offer their resignation to the president. louis argentine as currently negotiating a 40000000000 debt with the i m f. and the president is trying to reduce the deficit and organize the con, but his vice president is not going along with it. he'll do about this young guy, even instead, he wants to increase social spending to both parties. chances of winning on november's legislative elections. with economy, say the dispute is having an impact on argentina's chances of recovering from the pin demick. i would like to go to one thing is putting some money on the streets to improve their chances. and remember what the issue is, whether you are going to do that and not deal with the m s, and continue printing money. nobody is going to benefit from that. and the crisis generate a lot of hernandez road on twitter. this is not the time to raise the dispu

christina, thank you.ng to go to new york now where an emotional vigil was held last night for the late are -- late gabby petito. residents put candles or lanterns at the end of their driveways to remember the 22-year-old as the fbi continues its search for brian laundrie. let's bring in stuart kaplan now, former fbi agent. stuart, i want to start with this, the u.s. district of wyoming charging brian laundrie with unauthorized use of a capital one debit card and spending more than $1,000 resulting in a federal arrest warrant for him. how does this change this investigation? how -- does it indicate that laundrie wants to live and keep running from the law? >> well, i think it first indicates that law enforcement, as of last wednesday, has a lot more information than we were led to believe previous last wednesday. interesting with that indictment that was unsealed, typically in the federal system an indictment would remain sealed til such time as the person is apprehended. there was a motion that was filed

officials close to christina for a man. this offer their resignation to the president. louis argentina is currently negotiating a 40000000000 debt with the i m f. and the president is trying to reduce the deficit and organize the economy. but he's, vice president is not going along with it. it's about this guy, even instead he wants to increase social spending to both the parties chances of winning on november's legislative elections almost as an economy say the dispute is having an impact on argentina's chances of recovering from the damage. i will tell you that one thing is putting some money on the streets to improve their chances. and remember what the issue is, whether you are going to do that and not deal with the m s and continue printing money. nobody is going to benefit from that and the crisis generate, i let it go for a man this road on twitter. this is not the time to raise the disputes that divert us from our pass. argentina is in the middle of an anomaly. and now political crisis and why the ruling coalitions

is locked in negotiations with christina, cost of all of shoes in brussels, in the e. u and any new moves are supposed to be agreed by both sides. say we have one of the slides. absolutely. you're actually doing what it likes, and pressuring the local serbs threatening them. we know that the ethnic cleansing threat over the civil surviving serves, of course, is a real one. so this is one size, the leadership advised by washington behaving intellectually creating a crisis. so any concessions should we buy them? we should basically be de escalation or that tendency to escalate. right, so the, the he is actually calling on both sides to come down on private, found anything, but it was a thing he's both side down. the one side has been extremely aggressive, right? that could be, you further intervene what it could, but it never will. i mean, what needs to happen is that the baby is in the 2nd half land. the law needs to be given a sense of reality about what they've already managed to get for themselves and to understand that they can't just keep going in the same directio

when it is actually one side, christina, which is causing the player contentions, costco and serbia must find solutions to defuse the situation and agree on the way forward. the you will actively support these efforts. both cost of an answer been lead as a fully responsible for any risks to the safety and well being of local communities . the perceived authorities are trying to put pressure on belgrade by the recognizing certain license plates that with the ultimate goal of putting control over in northern coastal, which is dominantly inhabited by serbs and take control over all of and in doing so, pressure serbia into recognizing the independence, so something survey is refused to do because is not in line q and security council resolution 1244 for survey consider course, or the southern province as many other countries, including russia and china. but the west is aiding. proceed in these pressure is at the same time, super, critically calling on both sides the escalade while it's only one side of the equation. and that is the proceed on government. the central russian city of pen is in

hi, christina. >> reporter: hi, mike. yes, that's right.nd runners, they were extremely busy yesterday. this is a live look from our fox news drone at a port of entry bridge in del rio, texas. at least 100 migrants are being held for profession at this very moment in that brutal heat, as you mentioned. painting a picture of how dire the situation is right now, just hours earlier, last night during a ride-along with state troopers, fox news photographer brian allman, caught video of the aftermath of a busted human smuggling operation. the smugglers made it 30 miles north of the border before their car crashed on the highway. border agents were able to apprehend them. state troopers are also exiting more boat patrols early in the morning to disrupt human smuggling and drug trafficking efforts along the rio grande river. more than 1,000 state troopers are helping border agents including texas dps lieutenant chris oliver less. he had this message for president biden. >> you have to come down, you have to visit the epicenter. you've got to visit

but yes, absolutely, the time for doing that is now daughter christina doll. thank you very much indeed for talking to us. thank you for having me. as president grove, arden has ordered a review of all classified documents related to the september 11th attacks. any documents which can be declassified will then be released to the public within 6 months. our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more essentially, as we approach the 20th anniversary of those attacks on the pentagon and the world trade center in new york, september 11th attacks, the families of the victims, about 16 to 1800 of them, depending on which count you use have been pushing for the declassification for quite a while, and what they were saying is in their recently released letter is that they don't want president biden to visit new york city to commemorate that 20th anniversary of those attacks. unless you feel fills a campaign promise, and that campaign promised that he made was to essentially kick off the investigation the review would allow for the release of documents. the fa

christina coleman is live in los angeles with the latest on the investigation. christina?n crime we're seeing in and around some major cities across the u.s. right now authorities are trying to track down the gunman who opened fire on people at this busy train station last night near downtown. it's a major hub for commuters in los angeles county. sheriff's deputies constantly patrol there which is why they say it is unusual for a shooting to happen at this location. four of the three victims are listed in critical but stable condition. here's one witness's account of this dangerous and frightening scene. >> there was a big argument. i seen the gun come up, and he just started firing into a bufrng -- into a unch -- into a bunch of people. i crouched down. the guy ran towards me. they shot him, but only shot him in the leg. >> police have not don confirmed in the shooting happened on the side of the train. they are interviewing witnesses as they try to pin down a motive. jillian? >> jillian: christina coleman, thank you. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day

vote of confidence for both the president and the governor. >> christina, as someone who lived through this in california, it started as something that looks like it probably wouldn't get enough signatures to even get to the ballot, and then as they got to the bella it looks increasingly threatening to governor newsom, and it was hard to see how the democrats would be able to stimulate a turnout, for this, just after having the presidential election. but they obviously got there, and it seems, i'm not sure i want to read this, on this election night, but it seems like the governor is stronger tonight. then he was six months ago. or before this campaign against him started. >> yes, that's an interesting question, i want to come back to that. one thing that i found remarkable in all of this is that the democratic party was able to maintain cohesion here. they did not put up a candidate, there was no just in case candidate. 2003, there was this after realizing that governor gray davis, was probably going to lose and they wanted to have that just in case candidate, in so the campaign was,

. >> christina ruffini, vienna, virginia. >> the state department is planning to relocate 50,000 afghanistan refugees in the united states and many plan to settle in sacrifice, sacramentoamento, sacramento california many still fear the love ones behind. >> this man and wife and two young children fled kabul on one of the last flights out, just hours before the city fell to the taliban. his work with afghan national security forces, nsf and u.s. made him a target and the tannehill offensive intensified this summer. >> me an the people like me have been supporting the nsf they had not realized the danger. >> because of the risk his immediate family received a special immigrant visa. >> was the biggest concern with taliban in power . >> he says the taliban control has already knocked on his mother's door. >> sometimes i say i wish i could not made this trip whatever happened i should be at their side. >> you had to do what was best for your family? >> yes, of others who recently arrived in northern california, the family is now working w age, world relief sacramento. >> we'll set goals with he