at these pictures were this week we sell 10000 plus, almost 11000 people waiting under the del rio texas bridge is one day 10000 people waiting to get apprehended to come into the country and be legal and that's what happened they come in to get apprehended and they want to get apprehended so their legal and so they see a judge and that might be never, is anything going to happen with this border where were talking about 200,000 people a month getting apprehended and abided a administration is doing nothing about it, wide open borders. >> they want the wide open borders if you want infrastructure project build the wall, but this week we received notification that the faa has restricted drones flying over the del rio sector because the international bridge there in del rio they do not want the drone fruitage showing that people are coming in. so the white house is in violation of the first amendment rights for news organizations is in who are wanting to see what is happening at the southern border. because there to prohibit that. they continue to try to suppress information, they are using their

migrants, as we've been telling you tonight, are living in squaller in joe biden's border karp in del rio texas bridgeetting worse by the hour but biden nor harris can be bothered to reallybr care. they're aiding and abetting the law breaking resting to offer any solutions of what is now a self-inflicted security humanitarian health crisis in south texas right in the middle of a pandemic. where's the vaccine cards? where's the proof of negative covid tests? and ask yourself, o has biden er accepted any blame for the chaos he causes everywhere. has he ever once admitted it's a crisis or admitted it needs to be fixed. get this we're now learning several haitian migrants revolted during a ride on a federally contracted bus in san antonio even taking over the vehicle and escaping before reportedly being recaptured. tonight texas governor greg abbott is t staying strong tryig to protect texans using the resources he can. he's asking the president to issue an emergency declaration the situation spiraling out of control. texas governorua abbott has been down there tell us what you've seen all day in del rio

beneath a bridge tonight a surge of federal agents are heading in, and we now know more about the administration's new strategy to get the migrants back home morgan chesky reports from del rio, texas >> reporter: beneath this border bridge in del rio, texas, a group of migrants grows by the hour the men, women, and children mostly from haiti. tonight, they number nearly 15,000, tripling in size since wednesday. all waiting in near 100-degree heat, washing clothes in the rio grande, sleeping outside for a chance to claim asylum. >> we need the administration, secretary mayorkas, the president, the vice president to call this what it is, this is a crisis >> reporter: with staff unable to keep up with processing, state lawmakers are calling on washington for help. in response, dhs promising a massive movement of migrants, announcing 400 border patrol agents are en route. the agency also resuming deportation flights to haiti within 72 hours, adding, "our borders are not open and people should not make the dangerous journey. with del rio's only border crossing now temporarily closed, the city losing cross-border business daily until the migrant situation is under control. >> we're just

del rio, texas. rosa flores, cnn, del rio, texas. >> guerline jozef is president of the haitian bridge alliance. she joins me now from del rio, texas. thanks for doing so. firstly, just try to give us a brief sense of what it is like for the people under that bridge. what are you hearing from them? >> thank you so much for having us. what we are hearing and seeing are people in need of protection. people have made a long journey, some of them years. people have been in mexico for two, three, up to four, five years, have been waiting for a way to properly present themselves to ask for asylum and have been left without any options. we know that right now there are over 10,000 people under the bridge, and right now asking for protection. >> right. >> those people, as were mentioned before, men, pregnant women, children, babies. >> the administration has made it very clear that they -- most will be deported back to haiti. it's already starting. what will they be returning to? >> chaos. that's what they will be returning to. they will be returning to a country that is troubling to grapple with the aft

federal official say they cleared out that migrant cam under a bridge in del rio, texas.,000 migrants weren't in del rio since august 30. the taliban hung the body of an accused kidnapper in the scwaifer one city. gabby petito's funeral is set for tomorrow in new york. a vigil was held until more hometown of blue point, long island. the fbi continued their search for brian laundrie in a florida reserve. jesse: look what happens to these two white college students in arizona state. they are trying to study. and they happen to be in the multi-cultural center. and they are confronted over their police lives matter sticker. >> police lives matter? >> we are just trying to do school. >> what? but this our space. >> you have a police lives matter so you are being kicked out. you have to leave. >> you are make us uncomfortable. you are white. you don't understand what a multi-cultural space is it means you are not being censored. the second flooring with the whole mu. every single part. this is the only space that you are not censored and you are trying to censor yourself which

del rio, texas, since september 9th. that's according to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. federal officials have cleared out that camp under a bridgel rio, but a new chapter in the crisis could be unfolding with more people trying to enter into the u.s. all this amid new tensions between the biden administration and u.s. border patrol over how agents on horseback mistreated some haitian migrants. hello, everyone. welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. welcome back, eric. eric: hi, arthel. thanks for joining us this afternoon. two other big stories we are following closely this hour, in afghanistan the taliban reaffirming their brutality. a gruesome display in one city, hanging dead bodies from the main square. criminals, they said is, public hanging. and the search for federal fugitive brian laundrie intensifies in that wilderness preserve after the death of his girlfriend, gabby petito, was ruled a homicide. charles watson is on the manhunt for laundrie, lucas tomlinson on the biden administration at odds with the border patrol, but first to jeff paul who's live on the border in del rio where that wave of migrants, it see

del rio, texas. thousands remain under that bridge. tonight, the u.s. special envoy to haiti resigning in protest to the biden administration's handling of this crisis. >>> the capitol hill showdown over president biden's agenda. rachel scott in the halls of congress, pressing moderates and progressives, asking, will democrats unite to save the president's plans? how they answer. and all of this amid a looming government shutdown. the white house now warning federal agencies to prepare. >>> the terrifying fall. a toddler falling into an open manhole at a playground. his mother jumping down into that hole to save him. >>> and america strong tonight. thousands rallying behind a mom and her scones, after learning what she did during the pandemic. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. several breaking headlines. booster shots approved for millions, but one group they voted no on. also, the fbi with an arrest warrant in the search for brian laundrie. but we are going to begin with that deadly shooting at a grocery stor

del rio, texas. thousands being held for days near the texas border town. kenneth moton is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. moving quickly to process thousands of migrants being held under the del rio international bridge on the texas border. >> we've never seen anything like this. this is completely and totally out of the norm of anything we've ever seen. >> reporter: dhs stepping up flights expelling migrants to haiti and other home countries. today video from our abc affiliate wplg on the ground in texas showing this deportation plane leaving del rio airport. that flight reportedly bound for haiti. nearly 13,000 migrant men, women, and children still living in the encampment as they seek asylum. the conditions there, extremely poor and crowded. new video showing migrants washing themselves in the river. it's an unprecedented scene. migrants have started to make makeshift shelters to protect themselves from the scorching heat. in ciudad acuna, mexico, our team captured mexican authorities patrolling the river and stopping migrants from crossing into the u.s. many of the migrants coming from haiti, which remains unstable after the assassination of its president and a deadly earthquake in august. borde

texas, greg abbott. but first let's bring in jeff paul in del rio on the border with mexico. jeff. >> reporter: yeah, chris, the international bridgein del rio, texas, is finally being reopened after that surge of migrants forced its closure. the camp of mostly haitian nationals has been cleared out, but the steady stream of migration has shown no signs of slowing down. no matter the day, the time or the weather, they do not stop coming. this family unit from venezuela is crossing into del rio, texas. they're one of thed numbers who attempt to enter the u.s. every single day. the image is a stark contrast to the recent surge of thousands who streamed across the rio grande just one week ago. >> i can tell you that the humanitarian efforts have been -- it's just something that i've never seen on this scale before. >> reporter: but those efforts have drawn criticism after images spaed this week show -- surfaced this week showing border patrol clashing with migrants. >> we know that those images painfully conjured up the worst elements of our nation's ongoing battle against systemic racism. >> reporter: the biden administration has sus

texas bridge. abc's kenneth moton has the latest from the border town of del rio. >> reporter: the u.s. moving quickly to process thousands of migrants being held under the del rio international bridge on the texas border. >> we've never seen anything like this. this is completely and totally out of the norm of anything we've ever seen. >> reporter: dhs stepping up flights, expelling migrants to haiti and other home countries. video from wpog in texas showing this deportation plane leaving del rio airport bound for haiti. nearly 13,000 migrant women, men and children living in the encampment as they seek asylum. the conditions there extremely poor and crowded. new video shows migrants washing themselves in the river. it's an unprecedented scene under this bridge. migrants have started to make makeshift shelters to protect themselves from the scorching heat. in mexico, our team captured authorities trying to keep them from crossing into the u.s. many of the migrants coming from haiti after their earthquake and assassination of their president. border patrol says it's working around the cl

appreciate it. >>> coming up, tens of thousands of mostly haitian migrants who were sheltered under texas' del rio bridge, they're gone now. but the texas prime minister is warning haitian immigration will continue as long as so what is the country doing to prepare for it. that's next. is the country doing to prepare for it that's next. to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're building 5g right, that's why there's only one best network. ♪♪ energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. but it's only human it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand yo

the del rio bridge in texas filled with thousands of illegal haitians, third world conditions sleepingn 100 degree weather. suffering babies. he let thousands of haitians into america, sending some back to haiti, some fighting i.c.e. officers on their way home. the claim that border patrol agents were whipping haitians. the story was debunked in hours. those were the horses' reins. maxine waters said this was worse than slavery. >> what the hell are we doing here? what we witnessed takes us back hundreds of years. what we witnessed is worse than what we witnessed with slavery. cowboys their reins whipping black people. jesse: al sharpton got in on the race hustle. flew down to texas and screamed about slavery. >> no one wants to hear your racist doctrine in dell we oh. >> you are a racist. nobody wants you in texas. why are you not a voice for the children? jesse: even the photographer who took the photo said it was a lie. he said i never have seen them whip anything with the thing. he was swinging it. that can be easily misconstrued when usual looking at the picture. that's the point.

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don't look under the bridge in del rio, texas. don't look at the disaster we created. guy on a horse using his reins around. it has been totally misconstrued. and i'm so glad you said what you said. a quick maxine waters cup to say worse than slavery, what an insult to any -- who is actually equipped by a sleep master. that is -- it is such egregious rhetoric. i don't know how to respond to it. they are using the horse think of the. they want more illegal immigration. >> they do with. and a lot of questions when they take to the podium at 2:30. he said he saw nothing inappropriate. and now all of a sudden, facts are out the window. where are the fact checkers? we showed you the vice president on the view after two cohosts tested positive for covid. that story is just ahead. -we are here! -for new homeowners, a football game can really bring out the parent in them. it's smart we parked near the exit. -absolutely. -there you go. that way, [whistles] let's put away the parking talk, maybe, for a minute. parking is where the money is, though. can you imagine what this plac

/mexico border. 3600 remain under the del rio international bridge in texas. we're covering the crisis from both sides of the rio grande. cnn's rosa flores is in del rio, texas. i'll start with cnn's matt rivers in acuna, mexico. you just saw a great number of haitians making their way to the u.s. tell us more. >> reporter: basically, jake, in the last two hours or so things have really changed here on the mexico side. when we spoke to you yesterday, you saw there was lots of people going back and forth between here on the mexico side and the u.s. side. there was even a rope strung between both sides with people coming from the u.s., here to mexico, actually because they wanted to get supplies, food, water, things like that. easier to get than on the u.s. side. i can show you the scene now if we show you the other side of the river there you can see some haitian migrants that just made it across and there are some border patrol people still allowing those people to cross but there's a lot less haitian migrants coming here now. the reason is because of a stepped

del-rio, texas today. one of the latest hot of spots of biden's border crisis. take a look at these pictures. the number of illegal immigrants waiting under the texas bridgever the last few days, now up to 15,000 migrants under this del-rio, texas bridge. we have exclusive video from our drone coverage, plus the biden administration tried to stomp fox from covering this by initially the faa saying no more drones allowed to fly over this bridge and then they rescinded that. the biden administration ramping up deportation flights they say as crowds continue to gather in a tent city built under this international bridge. joining me now is former acting dhs secretary and heritage foundation visiting fellow, chad wolf. secretary, it's good to see you this morning. thanks very much for being here. look, you and i spoke a few months ago and you said to me, maria, this will get worse. it certainly has gotten worse. look at the number of people under this del-rio bridge. how do you react? what do you say about this, chad? >> well, maria, thanks for having me on. quite frankly, i'm angry and every american should be angry a at what we're seeing along that border, s

over the past few days, covering the migrant wave, flooding del rÍo international bridge, bill joins us live near the border in laredo, texast do you think? >> we've been keeping tabs on the ongoing situation in del rÍo and the situation is really deteriorated over the last 24 hours or so, and we have remarkable footage we would like to show you. this was shot by our fox printing, this is the international bridge in del rÍo, texas. what you are seeing are thousands of migrants crowded under that bridge waiting to be processed by border patrol after they cross illegally into the united states, this is the us side of the border, that you are looking at so sources are telling me at last count, there are currently 10,500 illegal immigrants underneath that bridge right now. that is startling because yesterday morning that number was only 4000. in just over 24 hours that has multiplied by more than double. why is this happening? border patrol sources are telling me there agents are completely overrun down there, don't have the manpower to handle this and their holding facilities are completely overcapacity so they don't have anyw

del rio, texas. and guerline jozef executive director of haitian bridge alliance. o where hundreds have been deported and thousands are at the border. coming up, we go to texas or we stay there to speak with an abortion provider about texas' near-total ban on abortion. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "don't give up now" by cynthia erivo and oliver tompsett. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn now to look at texas' near-total ban on abortions. last week, the department of justice sued texas over a new law which bars abortions around six weeks into a pregnancy, without an exception for rape or incest, and allows anyone in texas to sue patients, medical workers, or even a patient's family or friends who "aid and abet" an abortion. like took someone to a women's health clinic. over the weekend, a longtime physician in texas revealed he has defied the law in order to care for one of his patients. dr. alan braid made the admission in an article for "the washington post." he writes -- "i acted because i had a duty of care to this pa

was an overflowing migrant camp we watched over the past couple of weeks in del rio, texas. 15,000 people living under that bridget on planes back to haiti. jeff paul is reporting live from del rio, texas. >> you look at the trash and throughout the morning they have been cleaning up this camp. upwards of 15,000 people. it's cleared out. there is not a soul out here living here anymore. the last bus left a few hours ago. that's where it stands right now. those migrants have been dispersed. 17 planes flew out. 2000 people back to haiti and thousands of others were given a notice to appear or in some cases return to mexico. this is a story not going away any time soon. when you come to the viral images so talked about showing the border patrol on horse patrol, there are changes coming. the department of homeland security are suspending the use of horse patrol in del rio, texas. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle said they found the treatment aggressive and appalling. the president of the union representing the border patrol said they were not trying to hurt anyone. they were doing their job. >> we want to protect

texas. most of the people are staying at a makeshift camp on the bridge in del rio, victoria, gate and be report these are some of the more than $10000.00 migrants sleeping on the ground and desperate for food under a bridge. and del rio in southern texas. officials on both sides of the us, mexico border say most of the migrants of, from haiti, a more expected to arrive in the coming days. the mayor of del rio has described the situation as beyond surreal, and says the authorities are struggling to cope. the migrants are getting agitated . the border patrol can't keep up with, with feeding. during lunch time, the facilities, the quality of life, the standard of living is all being stretched beyond its paper bill, it is. many of the migrants say they've not come directly from haiti, but have made long and harrowing journeys through mexico and central and south america. president j biden's pledged a more humane approach to immigration, the former president donald trump. the situation in del rio was giving ammunition to critics who say biden's policies have encouraged migrants. they have told us th

del rio, texas. hundreds and more huddled under a bridge.organization system supposed to look like? >> a fair and humane situation is how we address the situation of a large number of haitians arriving at our border and we will address it accordingly. >> i'm joined now by nbc's own reporting who covers the homeland security department. it feels we are not getting out of dhs how they are dealing with the situation. i guess you could argue they have been overwhelmed since they took over. i want to start with who these folks are. they are mostly haitians. are they haitians just fleeing? you seem to have indications it's not just haitians who just fled what is a disastrous situation over there both the natural disaster situation or political situation. >> the people i'm talking to on the ground processing the situation said they left haiti. essentially right now cartels are exploiting the biden administration administration that now is the time to be a haitian trying to come to the united states. >> there are protective status for people in sout

rio grande river into the united states. some coming from haiti and some from south american countries as well. a temporary encampment under the bridge in the town of del rio, texashey came to the u.s. hoping for entry after series of disasters in haiti including the assassination of the president in july and devastating earth wake last month. joining us now is julia ainsley. thank you for being here. what's your latest on this situation, the timeline of the deportations and negotiations between the u.s. and the haitian governments? >> hey, good morning, jonathan. so, we know that at its peak there were almost 15,000 haitian migrants under that bridge in del rio, texas. it's hard to imagine you can think about what conditions were like there. i heard there were really only about 22 portable toilets there for that number of people. so it was a humanitarian and health crisis right there at our southern border and in a sector that's not used to seeing traffic anywhere like that. so the biden administration very quickly responded we were reporting on friday that they would begin to ramp up deportations and we saw that over the weekend. just yesterday, there were thre

this is a migrant camp in del rio, texas, underneath the international bridge. now days ago there were a few tents out here. there was a small tent city. now you can see that it has grown significantly. people have used what looks like tree branches, bamboo, blankets, plastic to create small huts so that they can protect themselves from the heat. now we are seeing state and federal resourgss arrive to make sure that these individuals can be processed in u.s. immigration facilities. we don't have a time line. the federal government doesn't know when they will be able to clear this camp out. if you look closely, you'll see that these are men, women, children. i see pregnant women. infants in the heat underneath a bridge living here. you can see that they're drying their clothes, hanging them from wherever they can. now the federal government says that they've brought in towels, toilets, i'm looking at them and that they're trying to up the humanitarian action, the humanitarian aid. what i'm looking at, it doesn't look like much of that has arrived because these ar

del rio, texas. you've seen the pictures. nearly 12,000 migrants, many originally from haiti crowded in a makeshift camp under the del rio international bridgees. >> due to the chaos the processing center has been closed. the biden administration has ramped up flights to send migrants back to their home countries. cnn security correspondent josh campbell is near the border and priscilla alvarez joining us as well. josh, secretary mayorkas making his way there today. what time is he expected? >> reporter: that news coming from our colleague priscilla alvarez. the dhs secretary will come here just after 12:00 p.m. local time receiving an operational update and then adremdress the press ar this humanitarian crisis that we've seen here, you have thousands of migrants that include families, pregnant women and children, living under the del rio international bridge behind us in these squalid conditions, sleeping on dirt, surrounded by trash, exposed to the elements. the dhs secretary spoke to jim acosta over the weekend. his department is working with the red cross and other aid agencies to try to get food into this makeshift camp as well as try t

texas mexico border back to their country. the move comes after a huge influx of people who suddenly cross from mexico under a bridge. michael shores in del riotexas with the latest. >> the biden administration announcing friday plans to ramp up deportation flights for the more than 10,000 mostly haitian migrants camp beneath the bridge in del rio, texas waiting for processing. >> it's essentially a bottleneck. because of the. inability to process as many people as quickly as needed by the border patrol the sheer numbers of haitians were not anticipated to have a country that is not stable. >> haiti's been going through so much miami based haitian journalist james pierce is that this exodus is the product of a series of unfortunate and tragic event and his former country in june. you have the u.s. a summation of about 12 people on the streets in july. dejesus mission of praise moise and in august we have an earthquake. many of these migrants of traverse from south america across some of the most challenging terrain and dangerous borders like that between colombia and panama overwhelming immigration courts and aid organizations. >> in numbers

del rio, texas with more. jeff? reporter: the camp under the international bridge in del rio, texas is cleared out but the steady flowgrants is not showing signs of slowing down. secretary alejandro mayorkas says 30,000 crossed into del rio. 2,000 were flown back to haiti and 8,000 went back to mexico. when asked by fox news's chris wallace how many were released into the u.s. here is how the secretary responded? >> how many were released into the u.s. >> they're released on conditions. >> yes. >> approximately i think 10,000 or so, 12,000. >> have been released? >> yes. >> talking about a total of 12,000 or is could be even higher? >> it could be higher. the number of return been even higher. what we do we follow the law as congress passed it. reporter: that number could be higher because 5000 are held and could be deported or simply released. mayorkas said more than 12,000 will have their cases heard by an immigration judge referencing ntas or notices to appear. migrants are essentially released and have to show up at a later date. the secretary insists they are monitored by us and the system will work. but when yo

. >> but first, 15000 migrants moved from a camp under a bridge in del rio, texas. the border crossing reopens thousands of them are still unaccounted for thousands of the haitian migrant reportedly plan to cross into the united states again. now the biden administration waging a war on border patrol agents over the images that some claimed shows the agents using witness. the claims are false. >> to seek people change it like they did, horses running over people being strapped, it's outrageous. i promise those people will pay. >> the images of some of the worst moments of our history where that kind of behavior has been used against indigenous people of our country has been used against african-americans during slavery. >> we know the images painfully conjured up the ongoing battle against racism. >> former acting ice director not holding back this morning on fox and friends. >> to connect the officers to racism, the only thing horrifying is the secretary. every bump is been secretary, order numbers have gone up. they said they went down by 4000. the agents on the b

more than 14,000 mostly haitian migrants have already crossed the rio grande and are being held under this bridge near del rio, texasqualid conditions. authorities now working to process all of them as homeland security steps up deportation flights to haiti. >> our borders are not open, and people should not make the dangerous journey. if you come to the united states illegally, you will be returned. >> reporter: the dhs secretary defending the deportations under the trump era title 42, which allows for the expulsion of migrants due to covid concerns. the biden administration is exempting unaccompanied minors and many families. texas governor greg abbott blames the crisis on the biden administration and has requested a federal emergency declaration. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday weather. despite dangerous fire conditions in northern california, the giant trees in sequoia national park have been saved thanks to fire resistant wrapping at their bases. two fires burning in that area have burned 80 square miles. most of the eastern u.s. gets some rain today and strong storms could cause flash flooding around t

nation prepares to resejttl tens of thousands of afghan refugees, thousands of migrants in del rio, texas, under a bridgend help border agents there. are they going to? >> reporter: u.s. customs and border patrol says they are. they are working with the department of homeland security and with agencies on the ground to provide assistance, but, ana, this just goes to show the ongoing challenge for cbp. they are not equipped to process and handle this many mike rants coming to the u.s./mexico border, particularly in del rio. this is a sector that is fairly isolated and has limited capabilities. but cbp says that they are offering water, towels, portable toilets while they process the people who are waiting under this bridge. but, again, it is an ongoing issue they're working to resolve. >> it has been an ongoing issue for months now. the administration has been facing record levels of migrants crossing the border. priscilla, you have new reporting on some infighting happening inside the department of homeland security right now. what are you learning? >> reporter: look, tensions within administrations are

migrants attempt to enter the united states and here we have thousands waiting under this del rio, texas bridge an impact not just on the economy but on the -- the impact on americans is severe. let me get your thoughts on these pictures. they are calling it a third-world country right here in texas. nothing is being done about it and so far what we've learned is that many of the migrants are actually just being flown throughout the interior of america and being released into the country. bob: certainly a huge embarrassment for our country from a humanitarian standpoint to allow that to happen. personally it's third-world types of villages that are popped up with garbage bags to people to live under. we have that issue. you know, this has already put the afghanistan thing in the shadows. we still can't get the answer from homeland security how many americans were -- were, you know, evacuated as part of that total mass air lift. so we have that issue. we've got the misrepresentation with what's going on with what's happening in del ri o. it's depressing and we will have to support the individual

texas governor greg abbott is requesting a federal emergency declaration to deal with the growing humanitarian crisis at the southern border. thousands of migrants, many from haiti, are living under the del rio international bridgemexico border. >> alejandro mayorkas is in del rio, texas and he said they have moved 3,000 migrants to other processing centers in texas and warned that anyone who enters the u.s. unlawfully will be returned. josh campbell is in del rio. josh, tell us more about what is happening under the bridge and what else we heard from the dhs secretary? >> reporter: victor, you could see behind me this port of entry remains closed. state trooper guarding this part and that is because under this bridge there are those thousands of migrants who have set up this makeshift camp living in squalor conditions and we're told they're sleep pg on the door surrounded by trash in the hot texas sun and that is concerned authorities. this is been called a humanitarian crisis. both because you have thousands of people coming here trying to get into the united states, and living in these terrible conditions, but also because we're obviously still in the middle of a pandemic and with so many people in close prox

we now have one third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space under the city of del rio international bridgeacceptable. the number of haitians crossing the south—west border into the united states has been rising for months. many have travelled from south america. they had fled there after the devastating earthquake of 2010. but there are now calls for urgent action to prevent the situation become completely unmanageable. the department of defense... ..as well as the director of homeland security... they are in charge of the people that are under that bridge, most of whom are from haiti. and they have told us that the people who are under that bridge right now are going to be relocated by the united states department of defense. some are going to arizona, others are going to california. others may be going to loredo, we were told. but there's one thing we know for a fact and that is that there is nothing but _ uncertainty and indecision by the biden administration about exactly what they are going to do. there has been no response yet from the president. he is under pressure to reverse a dec

under a bridge in del rio, texas.toms and border patrol officers call it a situation that is out of control tonight. and the president's so-called over the horizon counter-terrorism strategy in the wake of the afghanistan withdrawal is in question this evening, real quell. senior pentagon officials now admit a drone strike, the white house celebrated at first as a major victory against isis, actually did kill almost a dozen civilians including an aide worker and 7 children. but no terrorists. lucas tomlinson starts us off at the pentagon with the tragic details of this strike. good evening, lucas. >> good evening, bret. an american reaper drone above kabul tracking and shadowing a toyota -- white toyota corolla for 8 hours before launching a hell fire missile. the military thought it car instead 10 innocent civilians were killed. >> and u.s. forces in afghanistan, general frank mackenzie calling the strike on august 29th one day before all u.s. troops left afghanistan a tragic mistake. the strike took place three days

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