the bald eagles. it was getting the food chain. bald eagles are fishing raptors. and so we often, you know, talk about how birds were affected, ddt, but fish were to estuarine environments were were just ruined in many places by ddt so ddt got into fish got into the food chain and bald eagles went up the food chain and the bald eagles are eating the fish within their bodies, metabolizing into ddt, getting into the bloodstream of both male and females, having a greater impact on females because the ddt was the response symbol for them laying eggs with with very fragile shells or addled eggs, eggs that would not hatch or with deformed chicks in in in the eggs and and of course, we all know the story about rachel carson many scientists by the late fifties even as i said we're making this connection between the declining wildlife population and ddt but also linking it to human health. and there still are studies being done that have linked alzheimer's to ddt generation earlier and but but anyway, thanks t

be found everywhere, when he saw this place on a lonely standing oak, the eagle was sitting and the eagleivan, fluttered . now the owner of these places has already flown, said tsar ivan, and proclaimed that the name of the whole city, orel well , of course, the name of the eagle comes from the river. a orlik or orel, by the way, they say that linguists, that this name comes from the turkic orlik what does the arrow mean ? if we look at the confluence of georgi from above , it really resembles the arrow, which withstood the siege of the tatars, orel was devastated at the very beginning of the 17th century during a period of troubled times the poles-lithuanians considered their border oryol lands to be in orel , and false dmitry and false dmitry ii troops stopped. pan lisovsky was robbed of the surroundings and only in 1615. under the eagle at tsarev ford , prince dmitry pozharsky defeated his troops. in over the next few centuries, fighting . they bypassed the orlovsky lands, but not far from the eagle, an unusual architectural monument of military history by a russian-turkish warrior of

pair of bald eagles. >> i've never seen an eagle. so this is in fremont, i thought it was astounding. >>> later, like views at an affordable price. why more and more people from the bay area are moving about 2 1/2 hours north to a town they call a slice of paradise. >> let's just say the price in the heart of silicon valley, for me, would be completely unattainable. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> it is a fun one, it is friday night, right now there is a party with a purpose on the streets of san francisco's sunset district. the first ever night market, well underway. it is certainly drawing some inspiration from night markets in asia. a stretch of irving street from 20th to 23rd avenue has been filled with food vendors, art, and live music jose martinez, right in the middle of it. people behind him . definitely excited to have this festive atmosphere on a friday night. what's going on? >> reporter: that's right, julia. party, party , party. that is what is happening here. take a look at what is going on on

i have never seen an eagle. this is fremont. i thought this was astounding. >> reporter: if more is learned about the eagles connection to the trees, there could be a stronger case for protecting them, but for now bart is following all state and federal requirements and the trees might go. >> cutting down the trees, it would be a shame. they hunt from here and feed here. it just -- it would be so sad really. i love everything about them. they are incredible birds. >> reporter: now, what happens next? bart has paused the removal by a week. the agency says it's looking at different options for how to proceed and whether some of the trees can be saved. what happens to them is an open question. a lot of people including one bart director are hoping that something can be saved at least enough to help these amazing birds remain a fixture in this corner of fremont. >>> a live look outside at san francisco. gorgeous day right now. it's a foggy start to the day. first alert meteorologist jessica burch has a look at the afternoon forecast

america an eagle is saying not so fast. retail west, the group that owns american eagle has filed a lawsuit against the owners of the mall. former known as westfield san francisco center, saying they are to blame for problems their store has encountered. i think what american eagle's end game here is to say that we want out of our lease. that's legal analyst steven clark. after analyzing this complaint, it claims that between may of 2022 and may of 2023, there were more than 100 security incidents at this american eagle, san francisco location. quote, amid an eagle, employees have suffered much multiple physical attacks and assaults. in one instance, a patron even threatened american eagle staff with a machete. clark says this case has huge implications for other major cities. >> if american eagle is allowed out of its lease based on the crime, the violence, the shoplifting and the other problems at the mall, i think you'll see a lot of other retailers looking at this as a tool to say we want out as well . >> reporter laura

he's done very good with things for eagle pass. been helpful to eagle pass by sending in additional help. we need all the help we can get just to maintain border and maintain the peace here in our city. it has taken a toll. one of the bad things that happened is that cdp had to close one of our bridges. we have two international bridges. bridge one had to be closed. and that not only messes with the peace and safety of the community, but also the common -- you close that bridge, you're impacts the economy of eagle pass and the state economy. we have thousands of commerce, trucks that come in through eagle pass and mexico. so you're not only affecting the safety, but also the local and state economy. >> neil: homeland security secretary mayorkas says there's not a crisis going on. the administration does not seem particularly alarmed by what's been happening. how do you feel about that? >> whatever says that there's not a crisis going on is 100% -- that's not true. it's obvious. i telling you as a mayor, there's a crisis. what is ha

america an eagle is saying not so fast.west, the group that owns american eagle has filed a lawsuit against the owners of the mall. former known as westfield san francisco center, saying they are to blame for problems their store has encountered. i think what american eagle's end game here is to say that we want out of our lease. that's legal analyst steven clark. after analyzing this complaint, it claims that between may of 2022 and may of 2023, there were more than 100 security incidents at this american eagle, san francisco location. quote, amid an eagle, employees have suffered much multiple physical attacks and assaults. in one instance, a patron even threatened american eagle staff with a machete. clark says this case has huge implications for other major cities. >> if american eagle is allowed out of its lease based on the crime, the violence, the shoplifting and the other problems at the mall, i think you'll see a lot of other retailers looking at this as a tool to say we want out as well . >> reporter laura waxman

in el paso, here in eagle pass. we just spoke with the mayor of eagle pass for a short while.he was in a meeting with federal officials earlier tonight. he was told, there could be anywhere from 50 to 60,000 migrants crossing into southern mexico, the question is where exactly are those migrants going to disperse? how are they going to break up? are they going to be traveling, how long would it take them to get to northern mexico and the border here. depending on who you talk to, there's some people who think this is going to slow down a little bit. there is also many local officials who will tell, you they are concerned that this is a sign of a more sustained problem, and perhaps the end of that calm that we have seen since the end of title 42 back in may. >> to be clear, add 50 or 60,000 crossing into southern mexico, all the way at the other end of the country. the issue is, do they make it all the way through mexico t o the united states? >> yes, it's very difficult to protect. remember, you're talking about people who are traveling to gather, or trying to create group saf

but that's what the mayor of eagle pass told us tonight.o they break up to smaller groups? do they make it all the way here? do some people give up? what exactly is going to happen. but that is what local officials are being told in meetings with federal officials. and the question is how is that going to impact communities here along the southern boarder in the days and weeks ahead. >> all right, ed lavandera, a lot to think about. keep us posted, please. >>> next, a cnn exclusive. a former professor at the coast guard academy accused of sexting a cadet, and the fallout he is facing now as a college president as our pam brown continues her investigation into misconduct at the academy. >>> plus, a new report on the relationship outgoing joint chiefs chairman mark milley had with the former president. there were some moments. bold. daring. expressive. contra costa college allows me to be whoever and whatever i want to be, providing the stage, the canvas, the tools to use my voice and write my story. find your passion and create your future a

texas installed the wire in eagle pass to stop illegal crossings. they cut the wire and opening the flood gates and i deployed more national guard to install more razor wire. bill melugin earlier this week showed migrant children crawling through razor wire. there is a five alarm fire going on at the border. your thoughts this morning. >> thank you for having me. you are 100% correct. here in texas we feel like we're at war with our own government and they are doing nothing to help us. the governor and his operation lone star and everything the texas legislature has done is a direct result of the failures in washington, d.c. since i've been elected we've spent $12 billion on texas taxpayer money. i've been to d.c. asking for that money back and go back again and we want to be reimbursed and want a secure border. you heard the mayor of eagle pass in his own words. they can't sustain this. this is an all-out crisis on the southern border. >> bill: 12 billion is staggering. they're talking about new york city spending $10 billion over the next 12 to 18

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. >> john: bill melugin is live on the border in eagle pass, texas. what does it look like there today, bill? >> bill: john, the activity is absolutely nonstop, pictures tell the story. the live fox news drone, behind me a group of migrants trying to enter into eagle pass illegally but blocked by the texas national guard with rows of razor wire. right behind them, if we can pan the camera around, another group in the water right now as i'm speaking to you trying to cross illegally. pretty close to where that group is, another group of illegal immigrants streaming into the river here in eagle pass, a body was just recovered here a short time ago, you can see more migrants streaming down the mexican side of the shore, down to the river's edge, right in front of the mexican national guard, in front of mexican police who are doing nothing to stop it. this is something i've been mentioning the last two days in a row. the mexicans have law enforcement posted up at the edge of the river but they are not doing anything. the people show up at the river's edge,

eagle pass is a small community. population of 30,000. the mayor is a democrat. he's declared a state of emergency because of what's going on out here and he's directly appealing to the white house. he says either president biden or kamala harris, somebody has to put a statement out saying that there is law and order here at the border and that there will be consequences for crossing the border illegally. guys, i was on a background call with dhs officials last night as they were announcing this new tps extension for venezuelans, and on the call, officials acknowledged there is a surge in the border numbers but attributed it to economic fallout to covid, to climate change and authoritarian regimes. guys, in the more than two years i've been doing thshgs the amount of migrants that have told me climate change is a reason they are coming here would be 0. 0. everybody tells us they are here for work, to link up with family in the united states or yes, some fleeing horrible regimes all over the world who do intend to seek asylum. nobody has talked to us about climate

there was a bald eagle's nest in the branches.tdecided not to cut the and focus on burying a power line in the area instead. the bald eagle has been on california's list of endangered species since 1971. >>> we are in the midst of the weekend that is the last weekend of summertime. it feels more like october almost. we are going to see below average temperatures continuing through the weekend and early next week. hazy sunshine inland but clouds will be really tough to shake along the coast. early next week, it's going to be mild with temperatures below average probably through about wednesday and even as we warm up thursday and friday, friday is autumnal equinox, we will warm to close to average. we can handle this trend. the ten day outlook for concord, temperatures below normal through wednesday and closer to average by thursday and normal friday for the first day of fall and retreating to slightly below average for the first weekend of autumn. the brief warm up is not going to be all that intense. we are starting with a little

the mayor of eagle pass, i appreciate your time. you have thousands of migrants in eagle pass. tonight? >> thank you for having me. this is definitely a very serious situation for the city of eagle pass. we are a city of 28 to 30,000 people. the last couple days, we have had in excess of 5,000 people cross from mexico into eagle pass, texas. it has become a big concern for the community. a lot of people are frustrated. a lot of these people are being let loose in the community, walking around. it's just a big concern for the city of eagle pass. not only safety-wise, but our local economy is taking a hit because we had to shut down bridge number one, our international bridge, which millions of dollars flow through this bridge. we depend on the tolls of the people that pay the bridge tolls. it's just an emergency situation. that is why as mayor for the city of eagle pass, i decided to declare a state of emergency for our city. we have never seen this before. this is not normal. we shouldn't have to be going through a situation like this in the united states or here in eagle pass,

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that is the big question right now in eagle pass. i want to show you this just behind me here the situation with migrants has gotten so bad, they've created this makeshift processing center under one of the main bridges here, one of the main arteries connecting mexico to eagle pass it appears they've separated the migrants, at least for now. there seems to be families on one side you can see some of them getting into border patrol vans right there. and then on the other side, it looks to be a large amount of males that have come in without families and/or without their wives and have arrived here i had a chance to speak with the sheriff of eagle pass, who used to be a border patrol agent he says in all his years in law enforcement and working this border, he has never seen a problem this bad so, i had a chance to speak to a few of the migrants and i asked them, what happened with this week why are so many migrants coming to the united states this week? they told me they have no idea. one pointed to the sky, saying the weather was bet

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reportera: funcionarios de eagle pass y piedras negras se ha reunido.s. la pregunta es cuÁndo llegarÁ el fin de la crisis migratoria. el alguacil de este condado dice tener la soluciÓn: cero tolerancia. >> deportaciÓn. si quieren venir aquÍ, que vayan a las embajadas en sus paÍses y pidan el permiso. >> despuÉs comer y despuÉs un terminal que estÁ por allÍ cerca. >> es importante reconocer que esta gente sÍ se necesita en texas, pero de la manera que se estÁ haciendo, estÁ mal. paulina: ante el impacto de la crisis migratoria, la gobernadora de arizona no otorgÓ $10,000,000 al departamento de policÍa de nogales, luego de que migraciÓn comenzÓ a liberar a miles de inmigrantes que no entrado irregularmente debido a falta de recursos y espacio en sus centros de procesamiento. leÓn: se lanzÓ una amenaza contra la migraciÓn irregular. advierte que serÁn expulsadas de forma rÁpida las familias. reportero: estas imÁgenes corresponden a familias enteras que estÁn siendo deportadas a sus paÍses de origen de forma acelerada, en un mÁximo de 30 dÍas. >> inmigraciÓ

we lost three people in drownings in eagle pass, texas. it is something that needs to -- we have to force this administration to pay attention and get them down there. >> sandra: victor avila on all of that. thank you. >> bill: want to repeat this. what he said there was narcotics, fentanyl. bulk cash, hardened criminals, gang members, convicted sexual predators. is there a country in the world it allows it to continue? the drone shot. we watch this every morning, folks. every morning it's the same. the sun comes up and they start crossing people across that river and putting them in the buses and off they go to be processed. >> sandra: off they go to other areas of the countries, blue cities and states who said they would welcome all these migrants who are now saying they can't handle a single person more. >> bill: that's the border beat as of 9:09:00 a.m. east coast time. >> sandra: worsening situation at the border is expected to be a hot topic at the republican primary debate tomorrow night after the rnc tightened its standards from th

many have arrived at cities in el paso and eagle pass.overnor greg abbott is sending buses to the two cities to help authorities on the influx, which he blames on president biden. here's more on the handling of the crisis. >> reporter: president biden is continuing -- u.s. mexico border. homeland security officials tell me over the course of the last few days border authorities arrested more than 8,000 migrants each day. that, compared to late may when those daily encounters were around 3,500. numbers that held over the course of the summer. homeland security officials couldn't quite say what led to this latest surge but they pointed to poor economic conditions as drivers of migration. the administration announced this week they would send 800 new active duty military personnel to the u.s. mexico border to serve in a supporting role, something they have done before, as well as add capacity to border facilities to accommodate those who are crossing as they are processed through those facilities. but what the images this week showed is that

now the platform is ready, and the eagles will start on september 22.ke place , a lot of modernization work has been done railway infrastructure. we carried out plans and preventative repairs of both the track and the turnouts. this made it possible to increase crucian movement and also improve safety. there is traffic throughout the entire area, ivanovo, bulgaria. special tariffs have been introduced and tickets are cheaper than a bus ride - 180 rubles. worth full price. driving from ivanovo to volgorechensk, a separate decision was made by the regulator, and 210 rubles. the cost of travel means with a guaranteed seat. that is, you are in the mobile application. can choose a different class of service. it will be slightly more expensive than 210 rubles. total. four pairs of trains will run on this route. the first will leave on the route before 6:00 am, the last eagle from volgorechensk will depart at 20:46 from behind the regional center at 22:27. the schedule is designed so that passengers have time for work in the morning and can return home in the

. >> reporter: tonight, in eagle pass, texas, officials say they're overwhelmed. the town now under a state of emergency in response to a massive migrant surge. in just 24 hours, 2500 migrants crossed illegally. the mayor issuing the call for more help and resources. >> we need to do something to control the situation. this is not normal. it is not normal for thousands of people to simply be walking in a line without consequence. >> reporter: nationwide, the border crisis is growing. on wednesday, a border patrol official tells nbc news nearly 9,000 migrants crossed illegally, approaching the record high of more than 10,000 set in may. tonight president biden sending 800 more troops to help border patrol with logistics and processing migrants. the migrant surge so sudden, federal authorities shut down the international bridge here so staff could process thousands of men, women and children. we found many left venezuela to make their treacherous journey. cuantos personas de venezuela? wow. this is fitting exactly with what we've been hearing over the last several w

eagle pass' mayor, a democrat, has declared an emergency, and is calling out the white house. >> eagles is a city of 30,000 people. we cannot sustain this flow. we need help, we need it now. we need people from the top. i'm talking from our president, our vice president, we're scared to even go outside. we can't walk anymore because we have random people walking the streets. >> meanwhile, the biden administration announced late last night it will offer nearly half a million venezuelan migrants in the u.s. legal status and work permits through an expansion of the temporary protected status program. as biden bows to demands from sanctuary states and cities who say they are full. >> we have to let the word out that when you come to new york, we'res not going to have more hotel rooms. we don't have capacity. we have to also message properly that we are at our limit. if you are going to leave your country go, somewhere else. >> and, mike, on top of the tps for venezuelans, dhs just announced this afternoon they are also redesignating temporary protective status for afghan nationals here in

eagle pass has a u.s.ustoms and border protection processing facility with the capacity of 1,000 people. that is overflowing. so now they are putting them in an overflow facility at the bridge. >> this is the overflow facility. the mayor says within a day or two, we should be able to cleaver out these people under the bridge. but, if we get another wave tomorrow, it's del rio all over again. in addition to saying that, here's the mayor as well. >> eagle pass is a city of 30,000 people. we cannot sustain this flow. we need help. we need it now. we need people from the top. i'm talking from our president, our vice president, the word gets out, back in their countries and they keep coming, why? because there is no consequences to coming in here illegally. a lot of these people they are single males. they're not all friendly people. there has been people that have criminal records. they are walking our streets. i get calls from constituents every day telling me, you know what, mayor? we're scared to even go ou

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a retired border patrol officer and resident of eagle pass joins us now.ny americans will never see what it is like to live in eagle pass and are these emergency crisis situation you are in. could you explain to our viewers what it is like to live in eagle pass with this surge? >> eagle pass is a small community, we have doors open during the day, close up at night but with the border surge it impacted the local community. every time you make the trip from point a to point bu encounter illegal aliens around communities and what scares them most is when you see young adult males in groups, they start approaching you for money, assistance, got to the point they are digging through trash cans and stuff like that, we don't heal safe especially elderly folks having to maintain their home stock at all times, 24 hours, children, most driving from point a to point be. i live in an area where there is local eagle pass junior high and elementary school one block from each side of the home and you see the increase of parents bringing children over to school because w

that to me is more of a hazard than maybe these trees where the eagles were roosting.e need to get this evaluated. >> reporter: the bald eagles have not landed in the trees by accident, no. they ever picked the they have picked the highest view. >> this is a stop on their way. >> in the wilderness, i have never seen an eagle! this is fremont. i thought this was astounding. >> reporter: aims says if more a learned about the eagles' connection to the trees there can be a stronger case for protecting them. for now bart is following all state and federal requirements and the trees might go. >> cutting down the trees, it would be such a shame. they do hunt from here and feed here, you know. it would be so sad really, you know. i just love everything about them. they're incredible, incredible birds. >> reporter: what happens next? bart has paused removal by a week an the agency says it is looking at different options how to proceed and whether some of the trees can be saved. what happens is still an open question but a lot of people including at least one bart director are h

pass than live in eagle pass. and the people in new york aboue complaining about tens of thousands of immigrants being sent to new york by the federal government and a lesser number by the state of texas? think about the community of eagle pass being overwhelmed by virtually every month more people coming there than live there. the mayor of yuma, arizona, is a friend of mine. he can't remember the month in which they had fewer people being processed across the border than live in his community. imagine, you've got a hospital, you got a food kitchen, you've got local law enforcement, social safety net. all these things are stretched to the limit, and have been stretched to the limit for years because of the failure of this it administration to get control of the border. >> john: hey, karl, i want to ask you one question about the hunter biden indictments yesterday. one of the reasons why we believed the doj got to that plea agreement was because hunter biden's then attorneys threatened to put president joe biden on

ed lavandera is live from eagle pass right now. what are you seeing? there near the border. >> reporter: we're right on the river here in eagle pass. if you look just down the embankment into the rio grand, you can see right now there's a group of close to 100 people. i have been speaking with them. there's about 100 migrants from venezuela who crossed over here this morning, where we have seen hundreds of crossings this morning. we have seen also federal border agents process ing many of the migrants who have been able to make it through some of the wire that goes a rather long distance through this section of eagle pass. but many of the people who are down there who i've been talking to say they are not willing to go back across the river into mexico because it's simply too dangerous over there. many of the people say they have been waiting a long time to get here to the united states. so here they sit in a very precarious and dangerous situation on the bank of the river here in eagle pass. and they i say they have been robbed. they have been attacke

you've got to listen to community leaders like the mayor eagle pass.ayor of el paso and other places. they've got to listen to communities at the border. and a one, you have repercussions at the border. you deport people who wer are nt supposed to be here. number two, you've got to play defense on the other 20-yard line. it's very important people give credit to president trump. but if you look at it was mexico doing a lot more just like that in 2015. 2015, 2019 hopefully this year progressed congressman cuellar we appreciate your time thank you for joining us on the sunday. >> thank you so much for. >> and other crisis building for the white house is a striking auto workers but present biden's expected to join the picket line and michigan on tuesday. that will be a first for u.s. president. one day before his top political rival is also in michigan, donald trump will be in detroit. david spunt at the latest on the walkout. hello to you. >> hello bill. the presence but the weekend here at the white house touts himself as a pro union. in just two days h

today, eagle pass.e cartels are leading this, the presence of all these mexican troops along the border, they are not doing anything to dissuade them. >> exactly right, neil. what i've been told is that the cartel almost carried the biden administration for a couple of rounds in june and july by keeping the numbers down. now they have turned those numbers all the way of. i am getting reports that there is another train on the way with thousands of people. it looks like this train is headed to el paso, which is also in my district. the entire border is absolutely on fire. this is how we solve it. we know the problem. this is how we solve it. every president has had to do this. enforce the laws on the books by surging immigration judges to the border. if somebody doesn't qualify for asylum, you send them back via repatriation flights. that is of the administration did two years ago when there were thousands of haitians under the bridge, that is what they have to do again. >> neil: for difference right now

they heard rumors at eagle pass you could jump through.e telling me they heard rumors they were allowing families in. a mother came from honduras with her two daughters. she walked across the rio grande with them on their shoulders. of course you said a 3-year-old died. we saw this morning, jose, what looked like texas -- i think they were fish and wildlife officials giving migrants life jackets so when they crossed the river, they don't drown or get swept up in the current. it's a strange situation. the numbers have been trickling up since title 42 ended. this was a huge surge. there's about 28,000 people here. they think 10,000 migrants came through eagle pass alone. >> these are men, women and children. gabe, any response from the white house? >> reporter: yeah, jose. the white house announced that it's sending 800 new military personnel down to the border to help with these efforts. the white house also saying that it's expanding dhs facilities to be able to handle more than 3,200 extra migrants. the white house also facing questions f

new drone video showing one large group of migrants at el paso eagle pass today.r best in what is a totally overwhelmed border town. ed lavandera is there live in eagle pass. and, ed, another endless flow of immigrants at the u.s./mexico border tonight. what are you seeing there right now? >> well, you know, today has been drastically different from what we've seen the last few days. there's been a significant drop in the number of crossings. i just spoke with the mayor a little while ago who said the crossings had been between 800 and 1,000 people today. the difference is dramatic on the other side. not a lot of people. and more of a mexican law enforcement and military presence on the other side that could be one of the reasons why we saw fewer people today. a small group of migrants scour the river bank searching for a safe place to slip through razor wire, their final obstacle in a months long journey to reach u.s. soil. a man carries a young boy on his shoulders leading a line of migrants crossing the rio grande. he said we faint, we pass out, this is crazy b

desde eagle paz reyna rodrÍguez tener la nueva informaciÓn, te saludamos.mayorÍa se ven visiblemente cansados, estÁn algunos de ellos descalzos, mojados en lo que esperan para ser procesados y continuar con su camino a llegar a su dest y no en los estados unidos. los nÚmeros no han parado, la cifra mencionan miles, ayer la cifra rebasÓ los 3000 y esto ha hecho que el gobernador abbott, aparte de la administraciÓn biden el que envÍen a mÁs elementos a esta Área porque es uno de los destinos mÁs populares para el arribo de cientos de migrantes. lo que no dicen es que faltan mÁs por llegar, se espera que sean miles mÁs dentro de los prÓximos dÍas. es todo, regreso con ustedes. marÍa antonieta: gracias por mostrarnos en viva ese panorama crÍtico que enfrenta la frontera sur. alan: esta preocupante crisis migratoria impulsa administraciÓn biden amplia del programa de tps para la compra emigrante venezolana, quienes llegaron al paÍs el 31 de julio de este aÑo o antes pueden pedir un permiso de trabajo. marÍa antonieta: saludamos en vivo a elyangelica gonzÁlez par

andy scholes, fly eagles fly! >> yeah, good morning for you.tations this season after just coming up short in the super bowl. last week they beat the patriots, but it was a bit of a shaky win. so the question last night, would the eagles look more impressive kicking off week two against the vikings. and jalen hurts and company got off to a slow start but then they woke up in a big way. smith goes for 63 yards and that capped off a 24-0 run by the eagles. vikings did make it interesting in the fourth quarter, but deandre swift gets in from two years out. eagles would win and get to 2 #2-0 on the season. >> everything tonight was amazing. it is a blessing to be back and the love from the people that i grew up around, went to high school with, full circle moment. >> and taylor swift rumors will whether she is dating travis kelce. kelce has said he failed at giving swift his phone number at her concert, but maybe he found success shortly after that. tony gonzalez tried to get the scoop from travis' brother jason kelce. >> these rumors, i cannot --

american eagle representatives are not commenting on this.ld representatives say they are declining to comment right now because they have not been served the lawsuit. live in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you, gloria. >> a record amount of money will be going toward retail crime prevention here in california. governor newsom announced the state will be sending more than $267 million to 55 cities. that's the largest single investment in state history. he says this money will lead to the hiring of more police officers and securing more felony prosecution. as sheriffs and police departments statewide, including those right here in the bay area, could be getting up to $23.6 million each, district attorney's offices could also get some of that money. it's all part of the governor's real public safety plan. >> san francisco's efforts to crack down on the drug crisis is about to enter a new phase. the city has already asked for assistance from the federal government. and we are getting a better idea now of what that might lo

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official here on the front lines, says human smugglers surged migrants to eagle pass for a reason. >>elieve it's a money-making opportunity for those smugglers, and i believe it's a distraction for them to cross other things in the country. >> other things? >> narcotics, fentanyl, weapons, hardened criminals, gang members, convicted sexual predators. >> reporter: 500 miles away in el paso, the city working to bus migrants to their chosen final destinations. >> when they come to el paso, they're coming to the united states. >> reporter: dozens of new arrivals lined up to board this bus heading to new york city, where the mayor is trying to reduce the number of days the city will shelter single adults. in sunland park, new mexico, 15 minutes from el paso, fire chief danny medrano has been responding when migrants hurt themselves. this leads to the broken ankles? >> broken ankles, cracked skulls, that kind of stuff. >> reporter: sometimes the accidents are deadly. >> we're seeing a lot of search and rescues, a lot of body recoveries. >> reporter: deaths? >> yeah, deaths. >> reporter: how

plus, bart versus the bald eagle.nsit tree trimming project is ruffling feathers tonight. >>> the fog is spreading in. seeing plenty of low cloud cover over san jose where they climbed to 80 today, but we have cooler temperatures in store heading into the last weekend of summer. details coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> and this bay area neighborhood was >>> tonight a fairfield man is behind bars charged with the torture and murder of his girlfriend. mark randall was captured in sacramento last night nearly a month after erica brown went missing. the news is bittersweet for monica roberts who has a five-year-old son with randall. she says a passionate plea from her mother convinced her to walk away from an abusive relationship with him. >> her exact words were i am scared that if you don't leave him, that the sheriffs will come to my house and tell me that you're dead. >> reporter: she was afraid he was going to kill you? >> yeah. yeah. if you see those red flags, you've got to go. you just have to go. >> eri

they are beginning in eagle pass. long lines of migrants wading through the water coming into the united states when that border patrol wasn't around. they find holes where the texas national guard doesn't have razor wire and then they enter into the united states. again these are predominantly single adult men. most of them from what we're seeing from venezuela. some are coming with venezuelan flags they are wearing. drone video from yesterday when we had the mass illegal crossing you were referencing. more than 3,000 people. this is perspective from the mexican side of the river when that mass crossing first began. what you'll notice is there was 0 resistance whatsoever on the mexican side of the river. even though the mexican army and police were over there, they were not stopping any of these mass crossings. harris, you mentioned off the top. governor abbott is pointing the finger at the federal government. look at this video he posted yesterday to his twitter feed accusing the federal government of border patrol

crowds of migrants under a bridge in eagle pass, texas. alone. let's get right to the scene with cnn's ed lavandera who is live for us from eagle pass. tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: hey, manu. well, here in eagle pass just on the other side of this wire that has been set up by state authorities here in eagle pass, you can see a large group of migrants. and they have been waiting down there in the water. they have crossed over. and they have been sitting there and waiting there for hours and hours trying to figure out how to turn themselves in to federal border authorities. they can't make it through the wire there. this extends for several miles along the banks of the rio grande here in eagle pass. this really kind of captures the tension that is unfolding here in this city where we have seen 3,000 migrants, according to local authorities, that arrived here yesterday, 2,700 the day before. we've already seen hundreds and hundreds more arriving making their way around and turning themselves into authorities here. it's all in a ve

here in eagle pass, migrants are going to have to be processed.looking at them right now, two 100% capacity over here in eagle pass, no place to put them. on any given day no more than 50 border patrol agents for eagle pass north and south station. for the agents have to deal with these thousands of migrant all day long, 90% of their job is simply processing migrants meaning in this entire sector, you leave wide slots of open area for cartel to move migrants who don't want to be apprehended or worse, contraband like cartel and other things. there will be a delegation today representing tony gonzales who represents the area leading the delegation august pflueger who we caught up with this morning, here is what he had to say. >> this is the epicenter of the crisis where joe biden abandoned america. now is the time to put pressure on the administration and say you must shut down and control the border. it's out of control with the numbers. >> i want to show you one other thing, in the rio grande valley, we have pictures of an agent that had been assa

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pass texas now eagle he mass declaring a state of emergency, joining me right now texas congressmanust pleuger member homeland security energy consumers committees thank you very much for being here you are currently in eagle pass right now thanks for going back to the border congressman what can you plus what have you witnessed. >> maria thanks for having me covering this a complete disaster, just like you showed those numbers suggest a worsening of the policy that biden has completely abdicated for securing our country there are those through eagle pass i was here last night saw hundreds if not maybe a thousand people in short amount of time another one coming because they know the ability to get here lack of deportation lack of security, open border exists we need president biden to stand you the right now when we go back to washington, d.c. this is my first priority there is no funding without actually securing the border, i am proud of the speaker for passing h.r. 2 earlier that i am on homeland security committee that wrote that legislation, now time to take that stand, protec