twhax i heard from border chief at eagle pass -- was disgusting. from december 20th to december 30th, eight to thousand illegal immigrants crossed into our nation. but what really bothered me was and we have to understand this as americans with of -- influx comes into the united states, it requires all 186 border agents that are on shift at that shift to come off patrolling border and come into the processing center to process 8 to 10,000 people into united states each day. 85% of those are released into the united states at 72 hours. i think what americans go to bed at night, they expect border patrol agents to be engaged in laws enforcement activities by patrolling the border. for ten days -- stands for except a four mile area across eagle pass 452 miles of the u.s.-mexico border was unguarded for ten days. what does that mean? that means drugs, fentanyl, human trafficking, the organized cartels that are making 32 million dollars week just at the eagle pass area -- that's when they are harming america by diverting all sorts of nefarious drugs and

has arrived, and svetlana also has an eagle at home with us, so we now have two eagles at home, me ilm studio into a fairy tale, when i pass the entrance exam for a mass film, i keep telling myself, but here i am at home and... no, i’m late again, sweetie, please get up, and thank you very much. thank you very much, anatoly mikhailovich, congratulations , friends, last year a significant event took place not only for cinema, but for the whole country. the film challenge was released, which gave us the first actress in history to conquer space, and the film academy could not ignore this feat, i am glad to invite my colleague, the world’s first, actress-cosmonaut yulia peresilt to this stage. every time andrey merzlikin handed me the previous two eagles, today i didn’t see him in the hall i thought that there would be no eagle, so good, i realized, well, you know what i want to say, i am very grateful to my mother, my children. whom i loved so much that i had a serious incentive to return back, i am very grateful to my man for bringing me back from this space to ordinary life, i am ver

what i heard from the border chief at eagle pass was disgusting.rom december 20 to december 30, 8,000 to 10,000 illegal immigrants crossed into our nation. what really bothered me is with that kind of influx, it requires all 186 border agents that are on shift to come off patrolling the border and comment to the processing center to process 8000 to 10,000 people into the united states each day. 85% of those are released into the united states at 72 hours. i think when americans go to bed at night, they expect border patrol agents to be engaged in law enforcement activities by patrolling the border. for 10 days, except for a four mile area around eagle pass, 252 miles of the u.s. mexican border, just that part, was unguarded for 10 days. what does that mean? that means drugs, sentinel, human trafficking, the organized cartels making $32 million a week just in the eagle pass area. that is where they are humming america, by diverting all sorts of nefarious drugs and guns into the united states, which terms every city in america into a border town. sec

minneapolis affiliate explains >> reporter: at the university of minnesota's raptor center, some eagles an ambassador e others recover and will eventually be released. >> a lot of these injuries are human caused like hit by cars, but a lot of times they're just found on the ground not doing well >> reporter: the hospital treated nearly 200 injured eagles last year 11 of them are left, juveniles >> they can get pretty darn feisty, when they're feeling good, which thankfully all 11 are. but they are an all pretty darn close and we are waiting on the weather. >> reporter: like a lot of minnesotans, the cold weather leaving them to congregate at the water. >> we like to release these youngsters into groups of at least 50 eagles. they can further refine and hone their ability to hunt or scavenge by watching other eagles so the adult wild eagles are having lots of places to pick from to hunt it's just this specific group of these juveniles that this weather is causing some changing for. >> reporter: the birds may not graduate from eagle university just yet but scientists say they're confident

i found out that he stole my little eagle. how did you find out?i think that now you won’t see your horses for a long time, well, that means that’s fate, but at least you know that all this was in vain, that peskunov... sold another horse, neorlik, somehow for... for my home, i have my own intelligence, your intelligence is quite good, you need to pay your due, come in, sit down, you will have some tea, i will, and ask. i wanted, did you find the eagle? we are looking, why are you asking what happened? i had a bad dream about orlik, i’m afraid of losing him forever, you know how much soul i put into him, but tell me, how did orlik end up with leon? don't know. it seems that leon took the horse from her father for some debt, you know how attached korlik was to me, no need, why? maybe i like you? maybe i like you too, but i’m strictly engaged to this. lal, well, we are adults, so do you want me to become a gypsy? no, seriously? that in chicago in america, and i know, it’s just that mexico can also have its own chicago, and in general, every country c

right here in eagle pass we've got one hospital. it's been overwhelmed with people training undocumented migrants of the residents here are frustrated. they go to the emergency room. it takes them eight, nine hours to be seen. we actually had to institute and no transport law here in town and people couldn't get transported because the hospital is full. we only have four ambulances. here so it has been a huge strain on our resources. huge. and you see it. >> sorry, i know in addition to speaking to speaker johnson today, you spoke to secretary mayorkas. what was your take away from that conversation? >> he's gonna come visit on monday. i have been very vocal in saying that the administration needs to do more. i understand that it takes congress, but as a president, as a vice president, as the secretary of homeland security, it starts with them and the messaging. when i speak to a lot of undocumented migrants, they're under the impression that they are being invited into the united states and we need to make it clear that we are a na

never ceases to amaze. >> it's amazing to see bald eagles flying over the nation's capital almost everyes ago sightings like this were nearly impossible in the early '60s, there were less than one thousand bald eagles in the lower 48 since then the bird's population has soared to more than 300,000, and american bald eagles are no longer considered endangered many wildlife biologists attribute the return to banning a pesticide and the endangered species act. there have been clashes in congress over some of the species listed as endangered and land use divisions but everyone can agree on the espinosa's overall mission and says the growth of the american alligator, american peregrine falcon and grizzly bear, fo formerly almost extinct, is a sign of hope >>> as we kick off the new year, we want to take a moment to thank everybody at "early today" who makes it possible. and we want to wish you all a happy and safe 2024. ♪ >>> a final toast to 2023. we'll take you around the world to see how people welcomed the

and we invite the stage of the two-time golden eagle winner, composer, artyom vasiliev.g, dear friends. and today with special trepidation i step onto this stage, for the first time as a presenter, and not as a prize-winner, and for me this is a special moment, because today the names that are very significant for me personally are presented in the nomination, this is alexey ilvoevich rybnikov, and we are all our generation grew up listening to his music, i remember being a schoolboy, listening to records, catching every interview. television, and perhaps, thanks to the work of alexey rybnikov, he chose this profession at one time, and yuri anatolyevich potienko, from the hands whom exactly a year ago on this stage i received my second eagle, also for me, and for many of our students, and yuri and i have the pleasure of working at the gnessin academy, and for us this... his work is always a special standard of attitude towards profession, love of music, many of us, our colleagues, we look up to him in this sense, naturally, being at the premiere of the film the righteous

that's what we've been seeing in eagle pass. a city of 27,000 people, and we don't have the resources to sustain this problem. >> i mean, the asylum system is completely off the rails. it's completely broken in this country. it will take years for the people who are crossing over today, some of whom will claim asylum, unless they can prove ultimately in a court that they were persecuted for some specific reason. if they're just economic migrants, that's not a legitimate claim of asylum. and yet they can be here for years, legally not able to work. it's such a broken system. there's not enough judges. it's ridiculous that it takes, you know, years and years, for even asylum claims to be heard. >> anderson, i agree. we need more immigration judges. we need a system that's efficient. it's also not fair for people that have applied and they've been in the system five, six years, to come into the united states legally, for them to see people from venezuela, for instance, just cross the river, come on in to the united states, and they

describe what you see in eagle pass. what does a war zone look like?, thank you for having me on the show. i live in the downtown area and maybe about five blobs from shelby park and all this sun folding and on a daily basis, what i am seeing is military trucks, texas state troopers, florida state troopers going down the street on maybe every other five minutes and it, when you go down to shelby park and if you visit across the bridge, the international bridges, you can tell where these containers and razor wires are placed, and you can tell that it is a complete difference from what we are used to seeing in eagle pass maybe in the last year or so. i do participate with a nonprofit here in eagle pass and we do hold a annual festival that helps race funds for the community for people that are in need anding have a camp there that we can't use anymore at the moment. who knows when we can use it again. really jeopardizes and puts us back on the drawing board where we can make this festival and this festival is annual and we've been doing it for 20+ years.

>> we still have to take care of eagle pass. and we do take care of eagle pass.tors that come to eagle pass. so, would have got two jobs in one. trying to deal with the migrant crisis and deal with the city itself. one of the things that you notice is the impact on the hospital, the hospital gets overwhelmed pretty quick. when i say the hospital it's not the hospital in whole it's just the emergency room flint firefighters union got immigrants there with minor injuries. when i'm traveling with a resident with abdominal pain or a heart attack. if you had the opportunity, there is over 3,000 rescues for fiscal year 23. if you had the opportunity to talk to those in power, the president, congress, what would you tell they will? >> i would tell them our story. i would tell them what's happening on the border. i would tell them about my guys and i would tell them to try to stop this, reform our immigration laws and stop this madness because it is impacting our city just this last few months. we had our local bridge shut down. because of the need of personnel under the

bill melugin reports in eagle pass, texas. let's start with peter doocy who is on the north lawn of the white house where the president too a question on the issue late last night. good morning, peter. >> good morning. bill. just to give the feds are feds are in charge of the border. a new quit from inside. instead of joining both parties speaker johnson is continuing to block president biden's proposed funding to hire thousands of new border patrol agents, hire more asylum officers and immigration juts. provide local communities hosting migrants additional funding and critical to stopping deadly fentanyl from entering the country. the texas governor has been testing the limits of the law laying that razor wire across the border which the feds want permission to cut and putting border crossers on buses and planes. greg abbott explains texas has transported over 95,000 migrants to sanctuary cities. like new york and chicago have seen only a fraction of what has overwhelmed texas border towns face daily. we'll continue our trans

when it looked like eagle pass was having no activity, he said here's eagle pass weeks ago versus yesterday. the biden administration decided to divert the flood of illegals to another location in order to keep them out of the camera shots during the house gop's visit to eagle mass. don't be fooled. they're still being released under president biden. our southern border is a disaster. the numbers are jaw dropping. cbp sources telling fox in december, there were more than 302,000 migrant encounters at the southern border. that's the highest in u.s. history. you can see how it compares to recent decembers in past years including a couple of trump years. trump's worst december was in 2020 when he had 74,000 migrant encounters. we have quadrupled that this last december. back out here live. the guys from venezuela still trying to get in right now. we'll pan off to the right. the republican delegation now getting a briefing and a tour from texas dps, all about 60 of them again led by speaker mike johnson. they just got a taste of what happens in eagle pass every day. most of the people crossing

i will say that i am a resident here of eagle pass.lso do live in the downtown area, which is very close to shelby park. on a daily basis we see national guardsmen, state troopers, florida state troopers, go down the street and this is round the clock. you do go down to where shelby park is and see these installations. it does look very militarized, ok. very, very intimidating as well. but yes, it does look -- it's a complete 360 of what we are used to seeing here in eagle pass and as a long time resident, lifetime resident, it is completely unnatural for us. >> i think you told one of the newspapers there it looks like a war zone in parts of your town now. how is this affecting folks who live in the town, affecting business there in eagle pass? >> well, as a real estate agent i will say that it actually is helping our economy, given the fact we do have national guardsmen and out of state troopers that are taking up rental housing here in eagle pass. now i do agree that it does look militarized. it does not help the appeal of our peopl

the golden eagle in the first pavilion of mosfilm, where torkovsky and rezanov worked in different yearsstars of our time received the statuettes. the winner of the main award was snigir, a drama directed by boris khlebnikov. the film also collected awards for best visual effects, editing and sound engineering. nikita korav knows who else made it to the list of winners. stars under the wing of a golden eagle screens have been assembled for the twenty-second time , no one has gotten tired of it yet, the outfits are still carefully selected, especially for women, and if last year they cleaned emerald dresses, then this year there was an unusual amount of black on the red carpet, but this is the stylist’s choice, i have new stylist, borrowed it from polina gagarina today, i love black, but this is a win-win option, but with all due respect to the stars, pay attention to their stylists. for domestic film academics to come up with a separate nomination, although it’s more of a film the call brought up nothing. here it is written for the first actress astronaut, as i understand it, this is a n

since september, agents in eagle pass apprehended migrants from 61 countries from as far away as asia, africa and the middle east. the fbi is investigating one picked up last week. the agents admit they don't know who they might have missed. they're frustrated that before christmas, 90% of the sector went unpatrolled while they dealt with a crush of illegal entries. >> what's going to happen to these kids? there are caregivers for the unaccompanied children. this 6-year-old boy came on his own from mexico. these young girls made the dangerous trek from hon dor russ on their own. that weighs on the agents that apprehend them. a border patrol agent wanted us to know as he put it, we're not monsters. >> we have seen a lot of moms that have left their kids in the river. >> reporter: runs the only shelter in eagle pass. she helps as many as 1200 migrants a day after they're released by border patrol. she thinks congress should make clear the trek isn't worth it? >> we know not everybody is going to be granted for asylum, so what's the point of all the struggles they have to plan through an

el jueves vuelven a funcionar el puente de eagle pass, nogales y el de san isidro california.ndo la seguridad de la frontera tanto como sea necesario. los cierres se debiÓ al procesamiento de migrantes. mientras tanto en dÉnver colorado maÑana miÉrcoles se va a cerrar el sitio de tiendas de campaÑa donde viven. les comunicaron que se deben ir y les ofrecieron otros lugare ya que venciÓ el paso. la opciÓn que le estÁn es viajar de forma gratuita a cualquier parte de paÍs. segÚn el gobernador de texas ha enviado a dÉnver mÁs de 11,000 migrantes mientras que la ciudad ofrece asistencia a casi 33,000. un bebÉ de cinco meses muriÓ cuando sus padres migrantes venezolanos intentaron subir a un tren en movimiento nuevo leÓn. la madre tenÍa a la bebÉ en sus brazos cuando cayÓ y perdiÓ la vida. de acuerdo co autoridades los padres de 22 y de 25 aÑos intentaron evitar que la pequeÑa se golpeara, pero terminaron lesionados. sucedi el lunes en san carmen. el presidente de mÉxico confirmÓ hoy el secuestro de 31 migrantes el sÁbado por un comando a bordo de un autobÚs que cubrÍa la ruta reyn

well, that somebody is the eagle pass fire department. so i met with some of these first responders and they just are exhausted. they're completely exhausted. but i also -- i see this young woman, probably in her early 20s and she has a little boy, three or four years old, and this little boy is holding his mother's hand just as tight as can be. i'm just thinking, what kind of hell did they get to to get to this point, and i always think like what about them? they are not going to qualify - qualify for asylum because they are not fleeing religious or political persecution, they're fleeing economic persecution. so what we're doing is we're sending them down a dead-end route. >> u.s. customs and border protection has encountered more than 300,000 migrants near the southern border in the last month. that's twice the amount seen in the worst month of the trump administration. >> yes. >> what, representative gonzales, do you think is causing the surge now? >> yeah, it's very easy, words mean nothing. it's all about actions. i mean, december is

-mexico border at eagle pass, texas. he criticized the biden administration's policy and referred to the border situation as a disaster of the president's own design. he was joined at the border by over 60 other house republicans. the news conference is about half an hour. firehouse figure mike johnson on border security. thank you for my colleagues joining me on the epicenter of the crisis at the border in eagle pass, texas. it's been quite a day. i will tell you a little bit about what we have learned. first, we have a great cross-section of the house. weave 64 house republicans here in eagle pass representing 26 states, one u.s. territory. you have eveone from california to maryland, from michigan to florida. we speaker have seen that on vivid display today. today we were able to meet with local residents, sheriffs, and the texas dps. we toward the cvp processing facility in eagle pass. that has been an eye-opener. one thing is absolutely clear. america is at a breaking point with record levels of illegal love -- immi

i don't to see eagle pass on tv every single day.want our lives back. >> and let's take the other side of this moment -- because as wall street journal i think, rightfully points out if president former president trump is reelected, then democrats would likely default to their factory settings oppose anything particularly related to the border that the trump administration would put forward. so if this really a window here that democrats are actually willing to negotiate on policy that may not come again soon? >> you know what you bring up a great point let's think about america. let's just put the politics aside -- you know, when 9/11 hits there were 19 terrorists that killed thousands of americans and brought us into a war. right, so this is -- we're seeing hundreds of people on the terrorist watch list come over. people we don't know what their intentions are. this is something that i think congress can bring congress together. hey how do we look at it through the scope of national security? how do we make sure americans are safe?

but in recent days, it has slowed down dramatically here in eagle pass. ed lavandera, eagle pass, texas. >>> steamboat willie, the earliest version of disney's beloved mascot mickey mouse is now part of the public domain. meaning it's fair game for anyone to use. and it didn't take long for film makers to give the iconic character a new role as a horror movie villain. and that is the trailer for mickey's mousetrap, a live action slasher film about a group of friends terrorized by someone in a creepy mouse mask. and because disney's 95-year-old copyright on steamboat willie expired new year's day, it is all perfectly legal. >>> and thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. have yourselves a wonderful day. cnn newsroom continues next with max foster and bianca nobilo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

bill melugin back on the story live from eagle pass.e you return there, we say the words breaking point. it is broken already. now we're just in a disaster. >> yeah, harris, we are. the numbers are record shattering and historic. a show of force for republicans. 60 house members will be here in eagle pass today. one of the biggest delegations to visit the southern border. a little slow in eagle pass this morning but we'll show you what's going on in arizona where we have a team on the ground. look at the video. before sunset last night we witnessed another mass illegal crossing as people came through a breach in the border wall and hundreds of them started coming through and coming from all over the world. large numbers of men from africa coming through. senegal, congo, guinea, liberia, others from ecuador and brazil as well. and there are five republican house members kind of branching off and doing their own thing in eagle pass today away from the speaker's event including matt gaetz, andy biggs and others. they are willing to shut th

a visit to eagle pass.ndera reports. >> reporter: which is a group of republican lawmakers including mike johnson will tour the border here in eagle pass and get a briefing from state authorities. of course eagle pass has really become the flash point of the border migration crisis we've seen unfold for months now. lawmakers here will be visiting from the house side. this has senate lawmakers are trying to come to terms on framework and possible deal in a border security bill. senator chris murphy says that it is not likely that deal will be in place by next week, but that they hope that there will be some sort of progress made, that they will be able to up date each side. republicans and democrats. on what kind of deals and issues might come up in the border bill. republicans are pushing for more expedited removals of migrants who cross illegally and as well as pushing the biden administration to adopt something similar to a title 42 plan that they believe was used to keep migrants from crossing the border

one sad face here on the desk danny new joins us to represent his eagles. sorry, danny. as we start with the end of the nfl season, while the eagles are sort of all right. >> yeah. >> are all right. >> we're all in the playoffs here. >> but you know who surging straight to the top for a super wild card weekend. that will be the green bay packers joining the party. the green bay packers . they say they beat chicago 17 nine. and a win or go home game to earn a sunday trip to dallas. >> and in miami, buffalo clinched its fourth straight afc east title with a 2114 win over the dolphins. oh, i'm so sad for dolphins fans. the fins will spend saturday night in kansas city though against the chiefs, so now i can't be sad for them anymore. yeah josh allen very hard to tackle. >> yeah. and the eagles my birds thanks. they're 2710 loss to their arch rival giants yesterday. giving them five losses in their six games. last six games after starting ten and one. they all go to monday tampa for a rematch of two years ago when they got blown out by tom brady and the top seed. san fran an

true that korolevich elisha, the hero of pushkin’s fairy tale, turns to the wind, the sun and the eagler, i read this fairy tale in the fifth grade, recently, i remember well that he turned to the wind , the sun, i don’t remember the eagle, to whom he could turn, what do you think, taking into account the fact that this is a fairy tale, perhaps to the water, to the water, what is the essence of the fairy tale, maybe this will somehow help you, the essence of the fairy tale is that elisha is very loved his bride. i found it, very good, very short, most importantly, such a succinct retelling. alexander, i remember that elisha addressed the whale, on which the village was located, the sun, the moon, where the whale is from, from man and the world, you don’t remember any wind, no, i don’t remember, okay, maxim, i read this fairy tale in fifth grade, this... and i remember exactly that elisha addressed the sun, the wind, and the moon, well, or the month. guys, maybe you know some other poem, some work in which you could address the wind, the sun and the eagle, perhaps alexander, we recently

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the new york tabloids, "cry, eagles, cry," instead of "fly, eagles, fly." it was disastrous.ut it in philly. >> there will be a conversation and wholesale changes. warning sign, they brought in matt patricia to help out the defense. he's had a tough couple years. this eagles team, it felt like they broke in recent weeks. jalen hurts was banged up yesterday. a.j. brown, best receiver, didn't play. he was out. but the bigger point is, they just fell apart down the stretch. seems something is missing with this team. a lack of heart, certainly lack of defense. the non-effort on the long touchdowns where guys didn't even try to wrap him up. they weren't competing. certainly, the nfc east all year long, cowboys and eagles thought to be among the two top teams in the league, they go out in embarrassing fashion yesterday. the other winner last night, the lions who get another home playoff game after the wonderful scene. >> unbelievable. >> grown men crying in the stands. win their first playoff game in decades. now, another home game against a tampa bay team. they could be in the nfc

. >> sandra: joining us live from eagle pass, texas, republican congressman tony gonzalez, part of the gop delegation, they are at the border as you can see right now. welcome to you, sir. what have you seen since you've been down there? >> thank you for having me, sandra. i was speaking with famous local resident bill melugin about how quiet it is. yesterday, 216 crossings. a low number, we have not seen in a long time. two weeks ago there were 4,000 crossings. so you know, the place has been cleared out, all of a sudden the spigot has been turned off and this is highlights to certainly the delegation that the administration can fix this problem. some of the things i've asked for, i think short-term, is we have to end catch and release and that's what i was so worried about two weeks ago when there were thousands of people under the bridge was once border patrol reaches capacity they just release them into the streets. we have to end catch and release. the other part, we have to deport people by the thousands, not by the dozens. you do that, that puts an immediate band aid on the prob

eagles found shelter here. many representatives of the flora and fauna of belovezhskaya pushcha are listed in the red book of belarus. as a protected natural area, it is even better known. since 1409, captivated by the wild beauty of the forest, the polish king jogaila issued a decree according to which hunting large animals was prohibited here. most popular the best time to travel to this amazing place is winter. for 20 years now, belovezhskaya pushcha has been home to not only animals and birds, but also fairy-tale characters such as father frost, snow maiden, mother winter and her daughters stuzha. south and metelitsa. visitors come here from all over the world to immerse themselves in a magical fairy tale and feel like children again. here you can enjoy the tranquil silence of the ancient forest, get acquainted with the animal and plant diversity, stroll along cascades of lakes along the banks of rivers, and be sure to make a wish a secret desire, because miracles happen to those who believe in them. good.

the eagles traveled to tampa bay they went to the super bowl last year. it was 10 and one and lost five of the last six games but there's something holding them back. they remind me of johnson & johnson which would be a great pharmaceutical device, they've been held back with these lawsuits. you've got to live for the moments, you just have to. the eagles are up against the buccaneers. they've done some things right lately. the stocks were 90% last year. they outperformed low expectations just like the bucks made the playoffs with the nine and eight record. one of the best teams in the nfc southern division and how about the top dogs for the year? the number one seed in the east division? you're thinking of the 49ers. you know who they are. then there's apple. clearly elite. it doesn't stop detractors raising questions. despite these questioning's, i think they're as good as their bets. the ravens are well perhaps the best in show. the largest company on earth, microsoft, neck and neck with apple. i should say america. there are other countries who could

under the wing of the golden eagle , screen stars have gathered for the twenty-second time, and no oneten tired of it yet. outfits everything also carefully selected, especially for women, but with all due respect to the stars and their style. all attention was focused on gold, they have been helping out the golden eagle since 2002, but the figurine acquired this appearance only in 2016, by the way, it is not gold, gilded silver, at the base there is rare italian marble, it seems to be a little more than one and a half kilograms, but it is is still the heaviest award in russian cinema, in terms of status it is natural that when not just an actress, but also cosmonaut yulia peresil is sitting in the hall, such an award is not might not fall into her hands. domestic film academics had to come up with a separate nomination, although the film challenge didn’t collect anything else. a separate nomination for the yankovskys has not yet been invented, so son ivan and father philip competed for the title of best actor in an online series, and ivan was nominated twice for his roles in the films

wild card monday eagles bucks the nature boy ric flair firing up the crowd. >> woo eagles. >> they wereing down. sacked for the safety. eagles were super bowl contenders ten games into the season. it's almost like the niners game. the niners broke them and tampa rolls and baker mayfield to trey palmer. he is gone because nobody feels like tackling for philly 32 nine by bucs. eagles lose six of seven to close the season. bucs in detroit to face jared goff and the lions next week to buffalo. the delayed snow game bills. steelers. where else would you rather be than in all this? i don't know, in front of a fireplace, drinking something warm. bulls up 14 nothing. second quarter josh allen, the pride of fire ball takes off on a 52 yard touchdown run. second longest td run by a quarterback in the postseason history. snow balls everywhere. the bills will move on to host the chiefs next sunday after the 3117 win. steelers head coach mike tomlin was asked about his future. wasn't having it anyone like you have a year left on your contract? also in buffalo, sharks and sabers. they moved this game

correspondent matt finn is in eagle pass, texas tonight. >> tension between governor greg abbott and administration et cetera can a late to a new high as scene in this video from eagle pass, texas. on the left is city owned shelby park where a countless number of migrants have illegally crossed the rio grande river into the u.s. on the right, u.s. border patrol agents processing migrants on the street outside shelby park. after texas put up the razor wire you see and kicked out the federal government. governor greg abbott argues president biden's reckless border policy has allowed unfettered access for cartels to smuggle migrants into the park so texas has seized the property. the texas national guard has maintained a presence in the park since 2021. and will remain there. writing: the current posture is to prepare for future illegal immigrant surentle and to restrict access to organizations that perpetuate illegal immigrant crossings in the park and greater eagle pass area. overnight the department of homeland security filed an emergency lawsuit seeking access to the park, writing i

it may start here in eagle pass. then, it quick reaches san antonio. then, it quickly reaches out of the country. guess what? today that stops. it may have to do with the fact of the speaker and 60 plus members showing up. but, it stopped. the biggest part is 1400 border patrol agent, today, are not processing migrants that have come into our country illegally. they are out in the field doing their job. that is what i would argue we are fighting for the hardest. we want to border patrol agents that get back to doing their job. how do we fix this? and catch and release. how do we fix this? we deport people here illegally by the thousands, not by the dozens. if you stop talking for one second and just listen, like we did today, if you hear frothe ranchers, here from the sheriffs come here from the judges, the mayors, the people that live here everyday, they will tell you the same thing. that is this. you want to get to the root of the issue? the root of the issue is the cartels. the cartels turn it on. the cartels turn it off. today is a prime example of

eagle pass is a small city. not more than 30,000 people if you count the county, we are 75,000, and we only have 1, 2, 3 stations working the whole border region, the whole county so we still have to take care of our citizens, too. >> john: only one hospital in the area as well. so sometimes my understanding is you'll have a patient in the ambulance and have to wait 30 to 40 minutes to get them into the hospital because there's no room. >> that is correct. and we also have a protocol where we do a treatment no transport and we just implemented this one this weekend, this protocol because our hospital was overwhelmed. >> john: the spokeswoman for the white house, karine jean-pierre, was asked about funding for border communities. >> we have been in touch with the governors and the mayors dealing with the issue they have been dealing with on the ground and provided resources to them and have those conversations. congress needs to act. the president took it seriously on day one. >> john: she said the white house an

oleksiy kovalenko helped us understand the section of the us-mexico border near the town of eagle pass and the essence of the dispute between the texas authorities and the federal leadership. us president joe biden said on sunday that the us would respond after three us service members were killed and dozens were injured in the us. drone night strike dock in northeast jordan near the syrian border. on sunday , us central command reported that at least 34 service members were injured, eight of whom were evacuated from jordan for further treatment. their condition is stable. the drone struck a logistics base known as tower 22. the base is located along the syrian border and is heavily used. by troops participating in an advise and assist mission to jordanian forces. how washington reacts, we will talk with our correspondent in the white house, yulia yarmolenko. congratulations yulia! congratulations natalya! yulia, how did official washington react to this attack and what might be the us response? today, the white house said that they do not want a war with iran, they do not want an esca

the scene in eagle pass is the same.0 migrants per day entering through eagle pass. >> governor abbott has been talking about everything they're doing to keep undocumented immigrants from coming into texas. i want to play some sound that was rather stunning of governor abbott talking about one action that the state is not doing about the border. >> we are deploying every tool and strategy that we possibly can. the only thing we're not doing is we're not shooting people who come across the border because, of course, the biden administration would charge us with murder. >> i had to listen to that several times to make sure i heard that right. is governor abbott really arguing the only reason he hasn't ordered texas law enforcement to not fire upon desperate migrants and the only reason they're not murdered in cold blood by texas law enforcement is because they fear they might be prosecuted by the biden administration? >> reporter: here's how governor abbott put it today during a press conference. he said that he was asked

pass has dried up ahead of the visit, says here is eagle pass weeks ago versus yesterday. biden administration decided to divert the flood of illegal immigrants to another location in order to keep them out of the camera shots during house gop visit to eagle pass. don't be fooled, they are still being released into the country. our southern border is a disaster. and the graphic, the numbers are jaw dropping. cbp sources telling fox news in the month of december there were over 302000 migrant encounters, and see how it compares to previous years, trump's last year in office december 7, 4000. we have now quadrupled that this last december. and earlier this morning, dhs secretary mayorkas was on another network giving a television interview where he was asking why is december the highest number recorded, mayorkas partially blamed climate change. we have interviewed hundreds upon hundreds of migrants over the past several years, literally not one time has a migrant ever blamed climate change for why they are coming here. they always say they want work, claim asylum or link up

none of this has slowed down any of the processes here in eagle pass area. we are seeing several thousand people crossing each day. you mentioned numbers in december. record numbers of 225,000 more. this is all along the u.s. border. the republican lawmakers are coming here as we mentioned. the border security bill will have negotiations continuing to have some sort of deal. we're going to see exactly what the republicans are going to hear from the house side read this is what we will be calling for to have a tour of this area. we are meeting with the state authorities here in texas. state officials have been in a fight with the federal government as how to best handle the migration crisis along eagle pass. this is one of the major focal points all along in the last year. we have seen this over the course of the last few weeks. large numbers of migrations that have taken place here in eagle pass. we have local authorities. what is interesting, in recent days, it has really slowed down quite dramatically. we can tell you that we have talked to some gentlemen

mmatt in eagle pass, thank you. meanwhile in new york city officials are considering a curfew for the migrants. those estate and shelters as a city has been trying to get a handle on it's a growing migrant crisis for the big apple not the only city struggling to find a solution as those migrants have overwhelmed some the shelters. bryan llenas now with more on that. >> look, how homeless people sin new york city shelters have a 10:00 p.m. curfew so new york city mayor eric adams has reportedly looking into implementing a similar curfew for the 69000 migrants currently under the city's care at more than 200 shelters but new yorkers living by these shelters have been complaining about crime and migrants knocking on doors begging for food, cash, and closed three texas governor greg abbott announced yesterday texas has sent over 100,000 migrants to six so-called sanctuary cities since april 2022. the most, 37000 transported to new york city followed by more than 30,000 to chicago. now chicago is struggling to contain th

eagle. the laureates are films created and released with the support of the russia-1 tv channel, such as the righteous snegi, at the pike's command, the lord of the wind and 1993. report by the author and presenter of the cinema industry program ivan. so, the golden eagle named the best for 2023. this year was not easy for the entire russian film industry, but it was a fateful, turning point year of growing up, when our cinema realized its ability to develop, relying primarily on its own strengths, and it was also a year of very bright, original film events. the ceremony began with awards for his contribution to the development of russian cinema. the award is accepted by the director of the mass film , karen shakhnazarov, through the efforts of the team, whose studio, which found itself on the verge of disaster and devastation in the nineties, has today turned into a modern film concern. this cannot be done without the general labor of thousands of people who have worked here over the years,

eagles, but by cutting off one head of our russian eagle facing the east, you will not turn it intonly make it bleed. russia and belarus cannot ignore the processes in the middle east, where wars are also flaring up, where the situation is pushing towards a nuclear conflict, we will talk about this in today’s program. glad welcome, vadim giggin, general director of the national library of belarus, chairman of the board of the belarusian knowledge society, is present in our studio. hello hello. i am glad to welcome to our studio vladimir kireev, head of the analytical department of the international eurasian movement. political scientist, hello, hello, according to tradition, we begin our conversation with a quick question: vadim frantsevich, should we expect a major conflict involving iran and the united states in the near future? usa and iran, but i think both sides, it is important to emphasize that both the united states and iran are trying to avoid this conflict, it is now not beneficial to either one or the other, well, in short, the united states has a very difficult internal

wild card monday eagles bucks the nature boy ric flair firing up the crowd. >> woo eagles. >> they were. jalen hurts going down. sacked for the safety. eagles were super bowl contenders ten games into the season. it's almost like the niners game. the niners broke them and tampa rolls and baker mayfield to trey palmer. he is gone because nobody feels like tackling for philly 32 nine by bucs. eagles lose six of seven to close the season. bucs in detroit to face jared goff and the lions next week to buffalo. the delayed snow game bills. steelers. where else would you rather be than in all this? i don't know, in front of a fireplace, drinking something warm. bulls up 14 nothing. second quarter josh allen, the pride of fire ball takes off on a 52 yard touchdown run. second longest td run by a quarterback in the postseason history. snow balls everywhere. the bills will move on to host the chiefs next sunday after the 3117 win. steelers head coach mike tomlin was asked about his future. wasn't having it anyone like you have a year left on your contract? also in buffalo, sharks and sabers. they

that eagle pass park, near where a migrant woman and two children drowned late friday. rescue response highly disputed. the white house stating texas officials blocked u.s. border patrol from attempting to save the migrants texas authorities calling that wholly inaccurate, sharing by the time border patrol requested access mexican authorities were already recovering the bodies. >> it's devastating to imagine that state officials would know that people were drowning in the river, particularly children, and block border patrol from going and saving them. >> reporter: just hours before the drownings the state's governor defending its border presence. >> texas has the legal authority to control ingress and egress into any geographic location in the state of texas >> reporter: back in eagle pass 700 white crosses, marking the estimated migrant deaths over the last year and tonight dhs is giving texas a deadline of this wednesday to stop blocking border patrol or they'll refer the matter to the department of justice. lester >> morgan chesky, thank you. >>> another scare aboar