some head north through the notorious darien gap.met this group praying before beginning the trek through the brutal stretch of jungle. the terrain usually wet, muddy, swallowing what little belongings migrants still own. a pair of jeans, a shoe, a small child's sock. >> in 2022, over 250,000 people made their way through the darien gap. by the time july ended that number had been surpassed. the stuff we're seeing in darien, we've never seen before. >> reporter: jose and maria torres, carrying their baby boy up the muddy hills, fighting to give him a chance at a better life. >> what we see in darien gap three to four weeks afterwards will be happening in mexico, within a couple of weeks after that, will be arriving at the u.s./mexico border. >> the crisis we're experiencing today at the southern border is a generational issue. we anticipate that we will continue to see large numbers of people fleeing poverty, fleeing violence, fleeing disease, traveling to central and south america with the intention of coming to the united states. >

tens of thousands of asylum-seekers make their way through the deadly dariÉn gap, the darien jungle betweender of colombia and panama. what should be done to ensure the safety of asylum-seekers? especially when they get to the united states. your views on the u.s. seeking to persuade other countries like your own, colombia, like mexico, guatemala, to enforce u.s. border policy and prevent asylum-seekers from going north? >> three years ago, nobody was going to the dariÉn gÉg. as 500. given the flow which is 3000 persons a day, next year could be a total of one million people going through the dariÉn gap. after going through the dariÉn gap, the figures double going through central america and mexico. and about 2 million people reach the united states every year trying to get in. it is an exodus. it is an exodus that colombia was not familiar with before. and it goes through the most -- jungle worldwide. not even the old guerrilla forces in colombia had use that region as part of their geography because it is so inhospitable. recall the difficulties that engineering faced when it came to buil

reportera: un recorrido riesgoso para otras personas, la pesadilla comienza en la selva del darien. >dounidense, al cual cientos de migrantes no logran sobrevivir. la ruta terrestre mÁs mortal para los migrantes en el mundo es la frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico. la organizaciÓn internacional para la migraciÓn registrÓ 686 muertes o desapariciones en esta frontera en el 2022. >> escuchamos miles de historias y personas que mueren ese intento de ingresar al paÍs. reportera: una gran cantidad de muerte registrada son de personas que trataban ingresar de mÉxico a estados unidos, segÚn la organizaciÓn internacional de engrase en estas cifras son estimaciones, ya que es probable que muchas muertes no se registran debido a la falta de datos oficiales . muertes alarmantes que esperan que lleven a los funcionarios a desarrollar vÍas seguras. vicente gonzÁlez apoya una medida para salvaguardar las vidas de los migrantes lejos de la frontera. >> tambiÉn quita los carteles que se estÁn enriqueciendo. jorge: al menos 5000 personas han muerto por las inundaciones en libia donde dos presas se

days earlier they had crossed the darien gap. all they own now fits in a small bag. they were robbed and held at gunpoint for hours. but that does not compare they say with what they saw. [ speaking in a non-english language ] oh, my god. they are describing passing through the darien gap and they said several people had already passed away, a lot of kids they saw their remains and children who were abandoned. those images haunt her. describing the journey, but admits her tear-filled pain, little ones lighten the load. a little shampoo left in his hand. his 12-year-old sister sophia helping clean it out as then they turn the questions on me. [ speaking in a non-english language ] she says i'm older than their dad. curiosity brings their sin links and cousins. and one takes over the mic telling me why they left venezuela. [ speaking in a non-english language ] the venezuelan economy is bad. and as they share, disturbing memories surface. [ speaking in a non-english language ] talking about, these are children mind you, having gone through the darien gap and the bodies

this explains what we saw from the darien gap, which continues. this is part of the migrant trail up. this is just over the border from guatemala. you can see here what are hundreds of folks. we've got another camera too to give you a better sense of the crowd, hundreds of folks that have been lined up throughout the past hours, days, some of them even weeks. if we continue over here, you can see it goes much farther back, a couple of blocks back. they're settling in for the night because they've lined up here the offices processing some of their asylum claims for mexico. that's part of the rules for mexico. they have to claim asylum in a third country, so they're choosing mexico. railroad some are trying to get transit documents. they're waiting until they get their appointments to meet with mexican officials. they hope to get these documents. anderson, once they get them, it essentially buys them time to make their way through mexico. and every single one has the same destination in mind, the u.s. >> david culver, appreciate it. >>> coming up, a

. >> reporter: days earlier, they crossed the treacherous jungle terrain of the darien gap collectingolombia and panama. all they own now fits in this small bag. they were robbed and held at gunpoint for hours. but that does not compare, they say, with what they saw. >> reporter: oh, my god, they're just describing passing through the darien gap and they said several people had already passed away. a lot of kids they saw the remains and he says children who were abandoned. >> reporter: those images haunt susana. describing the journey she made with her four young kids. but even amidst her tear-filled pain, little ones lighten the load. his 12-year-old sister helping clean shampoo out of his hair as he then turns the questions on me. she says i am older than her dad. and he takes over the mic telling me why they left venezuela. 6 years old he even speaks of venezuelan economy is bad. but as they share disturbing memories surface. they're talking about -- these are children, mind you, having gone through the darien and the bodies he's describing seeing a blonde woman. >> reporter: sophi

she is saying, -- [speaking in a non-english language] >> she says when they went through the dariÉngap, seven people they sought, died and around eight years old. >> a couple hours ago, anderson, i was talking to a group of, kids they age in range between -- listening in, and what was most disturbing, those kids are describing in detail the bodies that they saw walk away. just very casual. the trauma that will be stunning with them as they are continuing -- and last week, the reports of mexican officials had agreed to, quote, depressurized their northern border cities by deporting migrants back to their home countries, but trying to prevent migrants from using the railway system. are you seeing? that what are you seeing near mexico's southern border? >> mexico is dealing with a mess right, now anderson. the clouds are building. let me give you a sense of where we are. this gives you a sense of what we saw from the dariÉn gap, and this is -- just over the border from guatemala. you can see, here hunches the folks, even another camera to give a better sense of the crowd. hundreds of f

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reportera: son venezolanos que caminaron por varias semanas, cruzando la selva del dariÉn, se subierondas, pero ellos llegaron un poco tarde a nueva york. >> yo no califico porque no tengo el tiempo que exigen que es 31 de julio. yo tengo apenas como 15 dÍas aquÍ. reportera: en el centro de procesamiento y en la misma situaciÓn estÁ camilo. >> yo soy colombiano radicado en venezuela. mi mamÁ llegÓ a los 2 aÑos. si ella califica yo no califico, ella quedarÍa aquÍ y a mÍ me va a deportar. reportera: casi la mitad de los que viven en los refugios son venezolanos y la otra mitad vienen de todas partes del mundo. >> yo no tengo nada contra los venezolanos. les van a dar su papel de trabajo, bien, ¿pero dÓnde quedamos los colombianos? reportera: la misma pregunta se hacen muchos inmigrantes. >> pagamos nuestros impuestos y trabajamos muy duro. >> veo esa frustraciÓn y ese desasosiego. reportera esta abogada anuncia que para los reciÉn llegados y que no sean venezolanos, las opciones son limitadas. >> ciertas personas tienen miedo creÍble y demostrable de persecuciÓn o algÚn tipo de daÑo a su

jorge: los peligros de la selva del darien de panamÁ, la falta de dinero y comida , y todo esto con untoria, aÚn mÁs para esta familia venezolana. rey, como le dicen de cariÑo, sufre de una enfermedad conocida como el sÍndrome de west, no fue su condiciÓn lo que hizo o tan difÍcil este trayecto, sino la pesadilla que les tocÓ vivir. >> migraciÓn nos ha puesto muchas trabas. reportera: estaban varados cerca de monclova cuando nos conocimos, llevaban dÍas en la zozobra con miedo, sin comer, aunque habÍa algo mÁs que realmente les preocupaba, cuentan que lo peor vino horas despuÉs de subirse a otro tren donde las autoridades agredieron a varios obligÁndolos a bajarse, amedrentando a todos a sin importarles que tenÍan un niÑo con necesidades especiales. por fortuna una noche despuÉs los volvimos a ver en un tren a muy poco de llegar a piedras negras, poniÉndole fin al tormento vivido, en la maÑana siguiente mÁs tranquilos salieron del albergue. >> tengo algo en el corazÓn. reportera: con nervios de felicidad. >> aquÍ estamos con el niÑo, siento que lo logramos. terminamos esta travesÍa ya.

mÁs de 60,000 niÑos cruzaron la selva del darien, cada vez emigran mÁs niÑos. texas con la informaciÓn. marlene: la orden de retirar el muro flotante motivÓ a algunos a cruzarse. >> pensÉ que estaba sin eso, pero lamentablemente no es asÍ. >> a pesar de eso, no ven las boyas como obstÁculos. las rodearon e intentaron entregarse. los soldados les impidieron el ingreso y comenzaron a regresar al lado mexicano despuÉs de que casi se ahoga uno de los menores. >> vimos las boyas que estaban en el rÍo bravo y las rodeamos. >> intentan disuadir a los migrantes, sin embargo, seguimos viendo los cruces ilegales y estas boyas se mantienen sobre el rÍo intactas y esta es una tÁctica que los demÓcratas y las organizaciones han catalogado de crueles e inhumanos. >> resolvieron el fallo a favor de la demanda del departamento de justicia ordenando que las boyas sean reubicadas antes del 15 de septiembre. >> si el estado decide ignorar la orden del juez, van a ver multas y personas encarceladas. >> el gobernador de texas apelo el dictamen del juez y reaccionÓ diciendo que segu

oopd day and days earlier they crossed the darien gap connecting colombia and panama. they are describing it as they said several people had already passed away, a lot of kids. they saw the remains. and he says children were abandoned. those images haunt suzannsuzann. describing the journey she made with her four young kids. but admits her tear-filled pain little ones lighten the load. a little shampoo left. his 12-year-old sister helping clean it out. and then they turn the questions on me. [ speaking in a non-english language ] she says i'm older than her dad. curiosity brings their siblings and cousins. and they tell me why they left venezuela. [ speaking in a non-english language ] venezuela economy is bad. and as they share, disturbing memories surface. [ speaking in a non-english language ] talking about, these are children mind you, having gone you through the darien gap and bodies they is describing. sophia's pain as she remembers saying good-bye to loved ones. the friendships that she's lost. hearing it from kids, poppy an phil, it is krishing. and they have b

muchos de los migrantes recorren una larga y dura travesÍa de la que deben de superar se base en dariÉnntes que cruzan esta zona segÚn el gobierno panameÑo personas lo han hecho en lo que va del aÑo dos mil veintitrÉs el reporte cita que ante la son los lÍderes xh unles que se crea a travÉs de fundaciones comunales frente una fundaciÓn con dos ninjas locales que fijan estos precios, gestionar rutas tienen extensos campamentos el presidente gustavo petro dijo que para reducir el flujo de inmigranteres, que a lo mejor m escasa prosperidad. the new york times cita funcionarios que dicen que el movimiento migratorio entre colombia y venezuela genera millones de dÓlares en una bonanza nunca antes vista en la regiÓ de las dioss, los cinco prisioneros que el gobierno de bid den. n >>>otra de las noticias que vienen rumbo estados unidos los cinco prisioneros del gobierno de joe biden canjeÓ por cinco iranÍes y el congelamiento de miles de millones de dÓlares del rÉgimen de irÁ eln tras p la liberaciÓn de esta joe biden advirtiÓ que ningÚn est estadounidense deberÍa viajar a irÁn porque el riesg

mÁs familias, me encontrÉ con una abuela de 60 aÑos que venÍan muletas, asÍ que usÓ la selva del dariennoches, una excelente cobertura, gracias por sintonizarnos. >> noticiero univisiÓn, siempre >> noticiero univisiÓn, siempre a tu lado. [gritos] me sentí muy orgullosa de ti papá cuando encontré este reportaje sobre ti. ¿por qué nunca nos dijiste que te habían hecho - esta entrevista, mi amor? - disculpen, se me pasó. saben que últimamente he estado muy presionado por la fusión que hay en la empresa. es verdad, todos los días llegas muy cansado de trabajar. ojalá que ya pronto se acabe la famosa fusión. ya falta poco.

this is the highest number of migrant children crossing the darien jungle ever recorded.icef attributes the spike to rising violence, climate change and increasing poverty in the home countries of migrant children. spanish prosecutors accused soccer executive luis rubiales today of sexual assault and coercion. they say he kissed spanish player jenni hermoso on the lips without her consent after the national team won the world cup. the incident has sparked protests across spain, and rubiales has been suspended. he could get up to four years in prison if he's convicted. back in this country -- former house speaker nancy pelosi announced she will seek reelection to represent her san francisco district in 2024. in a social media post, the veteran democrat wrote, "now more than ever, our city needs us to advance san francisco values and further our recovery." pelosi is 83. she's been in congress since 1987 and stepped down as speaker last year. the irs is gearing up to go after 1600 millionaires who owe hundreds of millions of dollars in back taxes. the tax agency announced to

mÁs de 320 mil migrantes han cruzado la silva del darien. >>> hay gente que se desmaya, hay gente quea reportado un incremento considerable de arresto de migrantes provenientes de guatemala, honduras, perÚ y qard. muchos padres de familia acompaÑados de menores de edad. dispuesto a cruzar por rutas cada vez mÁs peligrosas. >>> les mienten, no les advierten del peligro que hay por cruzar de manera ilegal. >>> en tucson hay incremento considerable de arrestos y dramÁticos rescates en el desierto de arizona. >>> para la familia de la compal nÚmero de personas que siguen llegando. >>> gracias paco cuevas en eagle pass en tex. un juez de mÉxico si concede la extradiciÓn a estados unidos, de o ofidio guzmÁn lÓpez. >>> estas ss mayores de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn estÁ mÁs cerca. un juez federal solicitÓ a la cancillerÍa mexicana, si ovidio serÁ enviado a estados unidos, por lo que ahora queda a completa disposiciÓn de la cancillerÍa. guzmÁn lÓpez ha hecho lo imposible por evitar su extradiciÓn, recordemos que incluso hace unos meses, negÓ ser hijo del chapo, una estrategia legal usada para ga

. >>> y asÍ omar cruzÓ el rÍo Él y su familia pasaron por la selva del dariÉn y cuenta cÓmo en mediojeron mira allÍ estÁ inmigraciÓn y ya. >>> raquel viviÓ lo mismo. los balseros tambiÉn le kiptaron la mayorÍa de su dinero. no nos dejaban pasar sino tenÍamos 20 dÓlares claro sÍ mi violentos. >>> la cifra preocupante porque son 3.000 personas con las diariamente llegan por el rÍo que saturan la frontera sur. >>> esto rebasa cualquier capacidad por mÁs que mÉxico quiera hacer un buen trabajo. >>> y podrÍan ser mÁs centros que estÁn en chiapas y segÚn la organizaciÓn sin fronteras se exponen a diferentes peligros y extorsiÓn. >>> estÁn enfrentando a muchas extorsiones que tambiÉn se estÁn enfrentando a mucha violencia institucional en el acceso a por ejemplo el trÁmite de solicitud asilo para llegar a la frontera es lo Último que muee y terminar asÍ orando para pedir por su camino. >>> es una esperanza ante el padre celestial que nos proteja y que nos haga llegar bien. >>> se registraron mÁs de 99 solicitudes de asilo el 69 % se atiende en chiapas. >>> gracias ana por el informe. >>> va

unidos han hecho un larguÍsimo rec recorrido y han cruzado otras zonas peligrosas como la selva del darienente a si los casi 250,000 migrantes que cruzan esta zon partea e los qinhÓspita el a pasado. parte de los que cruzan son como le digo venezolanos, lo mismo venezolanos la mayorÍa de las personas que han estado llegandonde hemos visto tragedi mÉxico y estados unidos. lugar donde hemos visto tragedia tras tragedia reportamos la muerte de un pequeÑo de solo tres aÑos. hoy conversamos con una familia que fue testigo del momento en el que el pequeÑo se ahogÓ, intentaron salvar y mÁs adelante en este noticiero les presentaremos ese testimonio que de verdad es dramÁtico. nos vamos con otra noticia del dÍa, el presidente vayan se unirÁ los trabajadores de la huelga au automotriz el prÓximo martes en michigan. esto sucede mientras el paro se extiende a 20 estados de los estados unidos. un paro que no solo afecta a los trabajadores, muchos de ellos latinos, tambiÉn a los consumidores, tenemos este reporte. >> britos >>o de la histo huelga contra los a una sa histÓrica huelga contra los tres gra

we met this group, praying before beginning the trek through a brutal stretch of jungle called the darien gap. we see signs of humanity left behind in the dirt -- a pair of jeans, a shoe, a small children's sock. every migrant we spoke to there trying to make it to the u.s. the vast majority from venezuela. [ speaking in a non-english language ] like jose and maria torres, carrying their baby boy up the muddy hills. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: they tell me they are risking it all to give their baby a better future. we haven't seen a surge like this since the biden administration enacted new enforcement measures back in the spring. here in border cities like el paso they're doing whatever they can to get out in front of all this before thousands more arrived. david? >> david: matt rivers in texas on the border again for us tonight. >>> there is news after that deadly bus crash outside new york city. news about the two people killed on the bus and now a theory on the crash. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, the ntsb is on the scene investigating the horrific

like many she crossed the darien gap, the dangerous stretch of jungle between colombia and panama wherecrossed so far this year. a potential indicator of more migrants to come and a test for the biden administration which had credited new policies for reducing border crossings. there is a ripple effect for u.s. cities where migrants are headed, like chicago and new york city where migrant arrivals have been met with protests with more planned that have ended in a rest. officials say $2 billion have been spent to house more than 100,000 migrants. >> new york does not deserve this. the asylum-seekers don't deserve this. >> reporter: but more are doing whatever they can to head north, until recently jumping on trains to mexico. wendy rodriguez from columbia was on one of those trains. she secured an asylum hearing through a customs and border protection nap, but says mexico is an unsafe place for those still waiting for one. [speaking spanish] you are saying that it is desperation that is driving people. they don't want to wait anymore. [speaking spanish] we also visited a county run migra

. >> reporter: like many, she crossed the darien gap, the dangerous stretch of jungle between colombias estimated 380,000 people have crossed so far this year, a potential indicator of more migrants to come, and a test for the biden administration, which had credited new policies for reducing border crossings. there is a ripple effect for u.s. cities where migrants are headed, like chicago. and new york city, where migrant arrivals have been met with protests, with more planned which have ended in arrests. officials say $2 billion have been spent to house more than 100,000 migrants. >> new york don't deserve this. the asylum seekers don't deserve this. >> reporter: but more are doing whatever they can to head north, until recently jumping on trains in mexico. wendy rodriguez from colombia was on one of those trains. she secured an asylum hearing through a customs and border protection app, but says mexico is an unsafe place for those still waiting for one. so you're saying it's desperation that's driving people. they don't want to wait anymore. we also visited a county-run migrant shel

. >> like many she crossed the darien gap, the dangerous jungle between colombia and panama where it'sed so far this year. a potential indicator of more migrants to come and a test for the biden administration which had credited new policy is for border crossings. there is a ripple effect for u.s. cities where migrants are headed like chicago. in new york city where migrant arrivals have been met with protests with more plants that have ended and arrests. officials say $2 billion have been sent to house more than 1,000 migrants. >> the sand seekers don't deserve this. >> reporter: but more or doing whatever they can to head north, until recently jumping on trains in mexico. wendy rodriguez from columbia was one of the linac on one of those trains. she says mexico is an unsafe place for those waiting for one. [speaking spanish] you are saying it's desperation that drives people. they don't want to wait anymore. [speaking spanish] we also visited a county run migrant shelter where folks believe the weather has something to do with it. the heat of the summer months is starting to break, b

those coming from south america have to cross the darien gap.hat is a dangerous stretch of jungle between colombia and panama. moving through central america, migrants then enter mexico. some seek asylum there, whilst others move further north towards the u.s. at the border between the u.s. and mexico, migrants and refugees then try to enter their final and desired destination -- the united states. ♪ let's bring in our guests now. in washington, d.c., we have niambi carter, associate professor at the school of public policy and the university of maryland. niambi is a specialist on race and ethnic politics. in new york, rebekah wolf, policy counsel for the immigration justice campaign for the american immigration council. and also in washington, d.c. is john feehery, partner at efb advocacy. he is a republican, a political communications strategist, and economist for "the hill." a very warm welcome to all of you. rebekah, let's start with you, because the numbers are staggering. nearly 9000 people crossing every day. why are we seeing so many peo

the darien gap record numbers of people are trying to cross the difficult jungle terrain or drug traffickers also operate. panama says it is struggling to process the influx of people. alexandra rand, pnc reports from the down from darian province. another day, another record number of arrival set this migrant center on the edge of the diarrhea and jungle are exhausted. men, women and children get in line to get registered by pennsylvania and they've tories most of the come from venezuela, haiti, or cuba. others have travelled from us far away as train and so then hoping to reach the united states. some can barely stand after suffering injuries in their treacherous journey. those with the $40.00 for a bus, stick it to the border with cost that week i get ready to leave. others like engine link castillo, nurse 65 year old daughter of pondering their next move. she says they were robbed in the jungle and barely survived. we had to offer people for a piece of cry cuz somebody this a go as an this will go to a sometimes we run out. i felt exhausted before reaching the bus can do. i had to do mos

at 4:00 a.m., these group of migrants is getting ready to cross the darien gap, the stretch of tropicalorest between colombia and panama. in the darkness a loud speaker invites each migrant to sing the anthems of the countries they have left behind. ♪ the voices of the venezuelans resonate the loudest. at sunrise, the gates of these makeshift migrant camp open up and the group advances into the forest. panamanian authorities estimate on average more than 1400 people have crossed this thick stretch of forest every day this year. already more than double the numbers in 2022. most of those crossings are venezuelans. but migrants from ecuador, haiti, colombia and also china attend this route. hundreds of thousands of personal stories, but one shared goal. >> i have a lump in my throat, but i'm doing this for my family, for a better future. >> reporter: the hike lasts several days across rivers and jungle mud. but the prospects of making it to the united states over 2,000 miles north from here is stronger than ever. >> longer term mission, i think it is difficult to say right now, but what w

nearby countries and, ultimately, they decided to risk their lives, to risk everything crossing the dariÉnp and being subjected to all of the trials and tribulations of cartels and mafias and corrupt government officials as they traverse in their dangerous journey through all of the countries in central america and mexico. this will not cease until we begin to work multilaterally with descending countries come into we decide to change our interventionist policies, as well as the sanctions that we have inflicted on many countries -- this is at the root of things. we need to work with countries in central america and in south america. there are progressive governments there that are willing to do this. until we treat immigration at the root where the conditions are displacing people and forcing people to flee, we're going to continue to experience these things. these are similar to developments going on in europe as well where people are fleeing. when you add climate change and the degradation conditions in these countries, they will only force more people to be displaced as they seek refuge

and in the darien gap, the slim thread that connects south and north america, a menacing caravan is surgingxas. he has been breaking news all day. what is the latest? >> reporter: it was an absolute free for all today with a massive illegal crossing. take a look at take a look at the stunning drone footage. one of the biggest mass illegal crossings we have ever seen during our coverage of the southern border. thousands of illegal immigrants streaming into eagle pass. these people coming in from all over the world with no resistance whatsoever. many of them telling us they are from venezuela, all of them telling us they arrived in northern mexico via train this morning and take a look at this video we shot on the ground as this group arrived. again, thousands of them all at once predominantly single adult men. mass crossing illegally here into ea eagle pass work with the democratic mayor has now called for a state of emergency. and is demanding the biden administration change policies. also, in eagle pass, take a look at this mugshot here. an illegal immigrant who crossed here is now charged

these are people who walk through the dariÉn gap in central america, through columbia and panama.they walk through all of central america. they blocked the length and breadth of mexico to get here. they cross the rio grande. they are strong. they are ambitious. it's almost darwinian, these are exactly -- >> and look -- >> you can't go to a restaurant in new york without -- >> i think if you ask the biden ministration, i think they say we of course want congress to pass bills that allow people to get work permits. congress won't do that, in part, because the republicans refused to do that. i mean, it seems -- >> i say a pox on both of their houses. i don't care about all of these details. i know for a fact that president biden, with an executive order, could say i'm going to fingerprint you, i'm going to take your picture, i'm going to, you know, vet you to the extent i can. but that restaurant with the help wanted sign, you could go to work, you could wash dishes their. lawn maintenance, fast food restaurants, you know, out of the city, the poultry processing and the meatpacking,

and the new york times showing pictures of thousands of thousands of south americans coming to the dariÉnup the central america and mexico, pouring over the border. the images are so frightening. i think this is going to be a very emotional race in, the next 400 days are going to be wildly crazy. i don't think that you can even rely on the fact that biden trump will both make it to the finish line, 400 days for now. it is a grueling, a grueling task for a much younger man. i'm not so sure that you'll be seeing a gavin newsom or ron desantis at some point down the line resurgence or changing their minds. or, whether or not they're going to run. it is fascinating to me, we've never had a situation like this, we've never had someone who is going to be 86 years old, for goodness sake, which is considered to, warren buffett beside, it is considered a way, way, way over the distant pills. but, listen, they are both a very accomplished. i want them both to succeed, both the country that we're all rooting for, what happens now is going to determine a lot about the rest of our lives. i just hope t

darien sutton. dr. sutton, great to have you.been a big debate in the nfl, but when we're talking about the potential of injury on artificial turf versus grass, what are any differences you see? >> when we look at the evidence historically, the relative differences in injuries that happen on turf and grass are relatively equal. more recently from the years of 2018 to 2020 we see a higher rate of injury on turf, why is that, it comes down to a discussion on physics, turf more likely has a higher level of friction that allows for more traction. but if you're having a sudden movement and your foot is planted that force has to go somewhere and that could be transferred to your joints. also, turf has a higher level of -- less level of elasticity or buoyancy. when you hit that surface it's technically harder. many football players are saying, at the end of the day, they're more sore on turf than they are on grass. >> janai: then there are the concerns about the cushiony rubber layer being toxic. can release dangerous chemicals, but lit

they have been moving across south and central america for months, crossing that darien gap, that junglecials have been watching that gap. they have known people are on the move. what we are seeing now is those people arriving at the u.s. southern border, which is a unique challenge to this administration. >> we are watching something stunning unfold here. priscilla, thank you so much for bringing us that information as you're covering the white house angle of this. boris? >> so, could your favorite shows and movies soon be making a comeback? the writers and studio heads left their latest talks feeling encouraged. we're going to have an update on where negotiations stand. >>> and rupert murdoch has been involved in everything from movies to politics to news. but now he is stepping down. up next, what this means for the future of his vast media empire. it has derm-proven retinol that targets vital cell turnover, evens skin tone, and smooths s fine lines. wiwith visible results in just one week. neutrogena® retinol kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema

dangerous areas of the journey to the border, a stretch between columbia and panama known as the dariÉnap. the u.s. is dealing with a backlog of deportation cases, all 50 states are receiving new immigrants. no city has had to deal with that backlog like new york city. according to data for august collected by syracuse university, new york dealt with north more than twice the number of migrant cases as the most inundated city. -- as they try to figure out what is next. >> wearing a new york baseball hat, jorge describes a treacherous journey to the united states from ecuador. >> through rivers and over mountains, he says now finally ending in new york. >> this is your son? >> i clean bed, new clothes, and a hot meal for his family. his children, alejandro and georgina, just finished their first week in a new york city school. >> were you, cookies. >> translator: we're happy with everything here. >> after mayor eric adams said the migrant crisis would destroy new york city -- >> this is another side, or they're doing a lot of intake. >> cnn spent 24 hours at the city's main migrant intak

the fact is that you have tens of thousands of people as you accurately state are going through the darienpeak and many more are on their way there. they have to do that dangerous trek through mexico. there has not been one person that i've spoken to in the last two years that have gone through that that tells me the most difficult and horrendous part is going through mexico. is there something that could be done -- you talk about the 20 yard line. all right. let's talk about the 20 yard line. is there something that could be done with mexico in cooperation with mexico or with maybe even the central american countries that are -- just the whole area there. >> yeah, absolutely. and that is playing defense on the 1 yard line. first of all, one of the things that we need to do is give authorities to homeland where they can do the work outside the u.s. border. that means a lot. just think about the authorities that homeland does. and then working with mexico and working with guatemala, clomg colombia. what happened to those regional border process centers that were supposed to set up in panama

you just look at that dangerous darien gap crossing between colombia and panama, some 20,000, 30,000de that crossing in 2021. 40,000 in 2022. in 2023, an estimated 60,000 children have migrated through that dangerous crossing. and so it is up to the nations at which they arrive who have a duty and obligation to protect the most vulnerable among us to figure out how to provide for the unique resources that the children specifically need. >> yeah. guad, you lived in places where people have crossed the border on both sides in and out, constant fluid manner, but this is different. >> it is completely different. it changed completely. i grew up in the '80s and '90s in the california border and every state handles things differently. we see texas versus california, arizona, they each have a different way to handle this. i think what we have to understand, jose, is that even going back to the '90s and the '80s, we have millions of undocumented migrants in the u.s. who are still undocumented, who are part of this country, who continue to work and are sort of in limbo because these are indiv

these are people who walk through the dariÉn gap in central america, through columbia and panama.they walk through all of central america. they blocked the length and breadth of mexico to get here. they cross the rio grande. they are strong. they are ambitious. it's almost darwinian, these are exactly -- >> and look -- >> you can't go to a restaurant in new york without -- >> i think if you ask the biden ministration, i think they say we of course want congress to pass bills that allow people to get work permits. congress won't do that, in part, because the republicans refused to do that. i mean, it seems -- >> i say a pox on both of their houses. i don't care about all of these details. i know for a fact that president biden, with an executive order, could say i'm going to fingerprint you, i'm going to take your picture, i'm going to, you know, vet you to the extent i can. but that restaurant with the help wanted sign, you could go to work, you could wash dishes their. lawn maintenance, fast food restaurants, you know, out of the city, the poultry processing and the meatpacking,

. >> you're looking at a caravan of migrants marching through the darien gap in panama. >> the terrain is treacherou cat mountain jungle past, linking south america to centralhe pass america. these aren't families you're seeing. these are able bodied men headed towards the u.s.. these men don't have resumes, identification. and there'meey s no way for border patrol to distinguish between workers and killers. border czar kamala harris claims what you're looking at is a success. >> cbs was not impressed.yo sou're when the border crossings went down earlier in the summera ,the administration said it was due to your policiestidue to working. now they're going back up as they did in the month of august. does that show the strategy is no longer working that sh? absolutely not. the strategy is working despite the numbers being up. overall, we are seeing progressw ,but there is we're not goine g to have a constant. they're going to be fluctuate sessions. >> that is normal, just like the weather fluctuates. eather illegal immigration isn't like the weather at all. there's been no fluctuatio >>n

those from south america to cross the darien gap and inhospitable stretch of jungle between columbia and panama. moving through central america, the migrants after mexico, some seek asylum there. others moved further north and at the us mexico border migrants and refugees seek to enter the united states that their final and desired destination. and that's warehouses here. as heidi joe castro picks up the story, you're in an ego passed, texas the, the town that declared a state of emergency. heidi, what have you been witnessing? you're just in front of the rio grande. that's right, 0. and throughout the morning, we have been seeing hundreds of people trying to wait across these waters to approach where i'm standing now, which is of course, on the us banks. they've had to encounter of course there's the current trying to keep their children above water. and then they faced these razor wires that have been placed here by the state of texas to try to get them to change their mind at the last minute and turnaround that has not been working. and throughout the morning we saw a buildup of p

crossing on its southern border with columbia, a record breaking, 350000 people, have crossed the darien gap so far this year as they had north, new fencing and infrastructure is being put in place and border areas for migrant registration. panama is also tightening entry requirements for some foreigners arriving by air, including reducing taurus, visits to a maximum of 15 days. kind of most president has authorized charter flights spring creek deportations of migrants. the darren gap is a dangerous stretch of jungle between panama and columbia. it's separated central and south america, the u. n's international organization for migration says, one of the main threats on the route is organized crime, with criminal gangs, rubbing, and even killing travelers. earlier this week, usf warned that a record number of children are crossing the diary. a visa visa, extremely concerned, because in the 1st a small of this year over $60000.00 children have crossed to die in general between columbia. and i don't know, this is the highest number of my grandchildren crossing the jungle ever recorded. it'

look at this video froinm the dariÉn gap.that's the choke point that links north and south b a a america. just this year, nearly 400,000s foreign nationals crawled through this corridor. from thereled h , it's a straigt shot through panama and then on to estados unidos. >>ma and today, cameras captured large groups of military aged men who fly from africa to a country in central america. and then walk right in. >> no women, no children.ca wher te are all the women? and children? we can't find them . >> the government has lost track of 85,000 minors.border the cross the border unaccompanied. ts these children are prime targets for traffickers, for for r. f this tragically, as a result of this administration's current policies, dhs and hhs have and unwittingly become a child trafficking delivery service. >> this must stop. sedinglyone way to stop it is tp the dairy and gap. we should have armed. contractors shoulder to shoulder stretched across the jungleed trails, preventing the caravans from penetrating frpanama to close the

¿tuvo que cruzar el darien? >> sÍ, con muletas, lo he pasado mal.cruzaron91.000 familias hacia estados unidos, escuchen a yoselin, quien tiene sÓlo 5 aÑos de edad. a dÓnde vas a yoselin? >> a estados unidos. quiero estudiar. jorge: va contigo tambiÉn? >> jorge: sÍ esta es la nueva migraciÓn, la familia se mantiene juntos, ya no se rompe, todos estÁn cambiando de paÍs, algunos lo hacen con muletas. es diversiÓn de ver a una mujer de 70 aÑos con muletas, que ha dominado cerca de 4000 km para llegar desde caracas hasta eagle pass, a quien texas. eso demuestra la enorme voluntad que tienen estos inmigrantes de llegar a los estados unidos, y que absolutamente nada los va a parar, ha tocado venir muchas veces a la frontera, algo que he notado esta vez, que estÁn llegando muchas son indias, y muchos niÑos. el argumento de los inmigrantes tiende a hacer mÁs o menos asÍ "si se separan, si viene primero el papÁ o la mamÁ, y luego mandan por los niÑos, tendrÍan que pagar muchos viajes, esta vez y viene todos juntos, se protegen, para un solo viaje, le pagan a

jorge: tuvo que cruzar el darien? >> sÍ, incluso con muletas, la he pasado muy mal.os unidos. jorge: quÉ vas a hacer allÁ? >> estudiar. jorge: muy bien, adiÓs. esta es la nueva migraciÓn, la familia continÚa junta. y esta es la gran diferencia, estuve aquÍ en la frontera decenas de veces, y lo que sÍ he notado es que hay muchos niÑos, las familias estÁn decidiendo vender juntas, porque primero deben pagar un solo viaje y al mismo tiempo tienen la percepciÓn de que si llegan con niÑos, el gobierno de los estados unidos no va a deportar a los niÑos o familias, asÍ que los emigrantes siguen llegando. fÉlix: gracias por este reporte. el ministro de seguridad pÚblica de panamÁ y su homÓlogo costarricense visitaron este sÁbado comunidades en el tapÓn de logan sargeant por donde pasan a diario miles de migrantesen su camino a los estados unidos, el gobierno de panamÁ dijo que espera tener un plan de marcha con la oficina de costa rica para bajar el flujo de personas que intentan pasar la franja selvÁtica en la frontera entre panamÁ y colombia. >> estamos en proyecto en que

satcha: nos adentramos a la selva del darien, donde una familia migrante se abre paso cargando su hijozar estados unidos y hasta llegar a la frontera sur. tambiÉn ahÍ estÁ el multimillonario elon musk. aquÍ sabrÁs para quÉ y quÉ dice. >> [habla en inglÉs] raÚl: atenciÓn, se convierte en ley un aumento de salario mÍnimo para empleados de restaurantes de comida rÁpida en california, entÉrate cuÁnto ganarÁn, partir de cuÁndo y quiÉnes serÍan elegibles. satcha: nos encontramos con piquÉ en mÉxico, aquÍ verÁs cÓmo reacciona. raÚl: por otro lado, shakira niega que halla permitido que su canciÓn "el jefe", la uc del gobierno colombiano. satcha: galilea montijo reacciona al libro de "las seÑoras del arco", tienen que escuchar lo que dice. raÚl: estamos en vivo desde repÚblica dominicana con pilar sordo, que nos viene a decir que la fÓrmula para querernos mÁs y ser mÁs felices. satcha: representamos la aplicaciÓn para enviar remesas a tus familiares de forma rÁpida y segura, sin arriesgar tu dinero. directamente de la pista de ""mira quiÉn baila all star" esta maÑana no ——nos visita su anfitrio

as "the new york times" reported in august alone nearly 82,000 migrants pass through the darien gap, the sole land -- in south america describing is a quote by largest single month total on record." the border crisis isn't getting any better. if anything it's getting worse. communities in texas and those across the nation are beginning to feel the strain. el paso for example across the border from juarez in texas is in the midst of a surge in border crossings seeing an average of 1200 encounters per day. the leader of rescue mission el paso which provides migrants with food, clothing and shelter said we lost track of what capacity means. we are beyond full. further down the texas mexico border is the eagle pass which experienced a mass crossing earlier this week. between midnight on sunday and monday morning more than 2200 migrants crossed illegally. that's 2200 in one night. the migration surge is happening at along the entire u.s.-mexico border by two areas in particular on or under tremendous strain. one is the tucson sector which covers most of the arizona mexico border. border c