attack israel's military says those strikes did follow the launch of ted rockets that were fired from garza it also says its i don't defense system intercepted 8 of the rockets there were no reports of casualties protests against economic inequality continue in chile with thousands of people marching in the capital santiago police used water cannon and tear gas on the demonstrators the arrestor cross the country has said tourism industry hard with hotel reservations by half fracking in england has been immediately hole today after a port raised new concerns about its links to earthquakes the government's decision follows research by the oil and gas or thora t. which found its not able to accurately predict the strength of tremors linked to the gas extraction process the investigation was prompted by a back to 2.9 quake that aside to northern england in august the country previously banned fracking for 7 years due to 2 earthquakes. hundreds of people in the iraqi city of birds are have marched in memory of those killed in protests across the country at least 250 people have been killed in th

. >>> su noticiero telemundo 48 a las cinco >>> qué tal, buenas tardes, soy blanca garza >>> y césarcientos de jóvenes y activistas llegaron hoy a la corte suprema de justicia y esperaban bajo la lluvia a que se llevará a cabo la audiencia sobre el daca >>> allí los magistrados hicieron preguntas que dejaron preocupados algunos soñadores presentes, pero nada está escrito y el fallo está por darse, en washington, randy serrano nos trae toda la información, adelante, de escuchamos >>> >>> hola, qué tal, el futuro de daca está en manos de los nueve magistrados de la corte suprema de justicia, aquí la pronta es si el presidentetiene la autoridad para acabar con el amparo migratorio como lo hizo en 2017 >>> así salieron los beneficiarios de daca de la corte suprema, pero algunos como gabriel garcía se quedó preocupada tra escuchar los argumentos . >>> es un poco es un poco decepcionante no ber la respuesta >>> algunos magistrados de visión conservadora tejieron a soñadores que sí, hicieron referencia a otro amparo que fue considerado como inconstitucional ¡qué más se necesita? ¡no será qu

. >>> les saluda cÉsar bayona y blanca garza. ofrecieron una conferencia de prensa y quÉev el peor crimen de su carrera la escena mortal donde murieron 5 personas era literalmente un baÑo de sangre. >>> estos son algunos de los nuevos detalles que ofrecieron en una conferencia de prensa que culminÓ hace un par de horas, donde revelaron las fichas policiales de los 5 sospechosos en este caso. que hoy se encuentran tras las rejas. los arrestos se llevarÓn acabo en la ciudad de... san mateo con el apoyo de dichas corporaciones policiales. la edad de los sujetos van de los 20 a 30 aÑos de edad. ahÍ mismo han tenido que desplegar un operativo de seguridad ya que se reportaron disturbios. >>> este video muestra el momento exacto, que un sospechoso intentÓ huir de las autoridades fue detenido mÁs tarde. como sabemos la masacre ocurriÓ el pasado 31 de octubre en la ciudad de orÍndia. donde realizaban una fiesta de halloween y las autoridades en estos momentos continÚan atando cabos y se espera que mÁs personas enfrenten cargos en este ca

buenas tardes, le saluda blanca garza. y cÉsar bayona.

buenas tardes, le saluda blanca garza. y cÉsar bayona.eros combaten llamas en gran parte de california. veamos, adelante luÍs. >>> hola quÉ tal, aquÍ al norte del estadoe avanza un poco aquÍ en el sur todo empeora kwon forme pasan horas, los vientos hace que llamas este se spar swan. creando nuevos incendios. >>> son imÁgenes desgarradoras, animales in defensos sin saber para dÓnde ir, este incendio en riverside comenzÓ temprano este jueves obligando a la autoridad a evacuar a residentes que tuvieron que salir. >>> no mÁs aloccancÉ a agarrar moto y salir porque estaba muy feo. >>> esto es parte de horror que se vive en cli nr na hace 8 dÍas, otro incendio de... en san be hanstruo 75 Ácres y 6 viviens y 2 edificios causando evacuaciÓn de 500ablan en inglÉ este incendio se moviÓ tan rÁpido y tiene potencial de moverse rÁpido,. >>> mientras tanto kincade ya ha consumido 76 mil Ácres y 273 estructuras desde que comenzÓ pero a por fortuna el tiempo ha mejorado en esta Área ayudando a bomberos a contener este incendio. >>> mÁs personas pueden r

. >> blanca garza nos tienen las imágenes. >> vamos a defendernos esto es algo que nadie nos va a quitar una persona muy peligrosa en su país y tuvo que salir huyendo para salvar su propia vida. han contado sus historias contratar de ayudar a más visionarios. >> están quitando este derecho. >> por heces de grupos de mujeres tuvo que salir del ayuntamiento. >> las ciudades de san francisco pasaron por este compromiso, internacional. >> nos aclararon también el poder de cambiar la ley a nivel federal. >> y las autoridades de san francisco hablaran de esta situación que es de suma importancia. >> expresamos la molestia a la administración de trump y a la comunidad migrante. >> la lucha tiene que seguir. >> los estados unidos está expresando la misma opinión. >> esto va lograr tener un cambio en las leyes federales. >> llevaron el caso a la corte y lograron ver el caso del asilo político. >> telemundo 48 intentan deportar a méxico juez le ofreció la libertad. >> en 2017. >> ahora a ice, los quiere sacar de el país y los quiere convertir en ciudadanos del país. >> varios líderes políticos en

was wielding 2 knives one was sort of duct taped to his hand so all i could do was walk off to the garza sort of held me down and sort of putting him to the ground. you know kind of trying to start because all i could on his restaurant release the noise as it were in a song so a kick a nice way police search for evidence of the attackers house in a town 250 kilometers north of the capital the 28 year old suspect was mcconnell had been serving time for terrorism offenses until last year he was released early before he had served half his prison sentence he was allowed to walk free after agreeing to wear and electronic tag that suppress that u.k. prime minister barak johnston says he wants to change we say in the manifesto that we will to toughen up sentences for serious involvement offenses and i've said for a long time that i think that the practice of automatic over the rich why would you cut a sentence in hock and that really serious well if it is out early simply isn't working and i think you've had some very good evidence of how that is working i'm afraid this case prison is holding

muy buenas tardes le saluda andrea garza. >> vamos con la fuerte actividad policiaca en esta zona donde hay un hombre muerto. ciudad de la calle. >> estamos viendo directo lo que está pasando con la zona vamos a ver lo que se sabe hasta el momento muy. buenas tardes vamos a darle información de lo que está sucediendo con este caso. >> donde sabemos que esta persona de aproximadamente de unos 40 años. >> todo sigue bajo investigación. >> alrededor de la 1:00 de la tarde estamos en lo que recibieron un reporte en la estación rápidamente los oficiales llegaron a la escena en la estación donde todavía tenían una persona a cuchillada vamos a ver donde logran darle esto al sospechoso y a la policía y donde también se ve lo que sucediótambién con la víctima. >> y hasta el momento vamos a ver que aún se desconoce su identidad. >> (habla inglés) >> esto es una tragedia. >> estamos en lo local ha pasado a todos los pasajeros porque sabemos que seguirán presente para de lo que ha pasado también viendo las imágenes en vivo donde le comentó que el forense aún sigue hablando de que siguen. >> present

apoyo emocional tras los hechos de ayer, ahora se investiga de dónde provino la bomba casera, blanca garzaen san francisco en apoyo a una catedrática del (nombre en inglés), quien lleva más de un año sin cobrar su sueldo porque enfrenta al edificio con la casa de estudios después de que presentó una queja por desigualdad en comparación con sus colegas anglosajones. >>> dijeron si no firmas te vamos a sacar de tu posición y ya no te vamos a pagar, entonces fue algo injusto que me hicieron, pero aún dije no. >>> en un comunicado, la universidad afirmó que después de una investigación independiente, se llegó a numerosas conclusiones que no han confirmado las acusaciones y el informe se ingresará como evidencia y será público tan pronto lo permitan los abogados. >>> continúa la tensión entre maestros y como nos dice flavio lacayo los maestros iniciaron una campaña para destituir a la presidenta de la junta de educación ¿cómo está el ambiente por allá?. >>> ¿qué tal? muy buenas tardes, se ha suspendido por largo tiempo y los maestros lanzan una campaña para remover de su cargo a la presidenta d

fernando: y apelan a que no haya una decisiÓn garza en la corte. >> cÓmo se sentirÍan si el Único paÍs es lo mÁs importante, puesto que saben que ofertas anteriores de acuerdos con los demÓcratas no han funcionado en el congreso. eso es todo de de washington, fernando pizarro para noticias "univisiÓn 14", vuelo con ustedes, paola y ramÓn. paola: un informe de fernando pizarro. le recordamos que un grupo de expertos estÁn nuestros estudios para contestar todas sus dudas relacionadas al programa daca. llamen este momento al 4155386420. >> ademÁs, estudiantes universitarios temen perder el amparo de daca. despuÉs de la pausa le diremos por quÉ y escucharÁ el mensaje de los tigres del norte que les envÍas a los beneficiarios a travÉs de nuestro lente. >> alguna de las vÍctimas del festival del ajo dicen que han recibido una del hospital con cifras millonarias. hoy presentan una demanda contra el festival. yo la tengo los detalles mÁs adelante. >> llegamos sanos gracias a mi. paola: esa fuera la primeras palabras de evo morales tras su renuncia, presidente de bolivia y a su llegada a la ciu

>>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5:30 >>> qué tal, soy césar bayona >>> y blanca garza, bienvenidos>> cientos de jóvenes se manifestaron en el país en apoyo al programa daca y dicho esfuerzo también se refleja aquí en el área de la bahía >>> en este momento se lleva a cabo un movimiento en el campus de la universidad de california en berkeley, allí nos enlazamos en vivo con christian casares para que nos cuente cómo va todo, te escuchamos >>> así es, hace unos minutos comenzó esta manifestación en el centro >>> así es, hace unos minutos comenzó esta manifestación en el centro de la universidad, quiero que vean estas imágenes en vivo después de que estos jóvenes estudiantes que dicen estar abogando por los soñadores en california y por todo el país, esto surge mientras que esta mañana decenas de soñadores se presentaron en la capital del país para exigir su apoyo del programa de la acción diferida ante los jueces de la corte suprema, el programa diseñado por el presidente barack obama, ampara a muchos jóvenes amparados, aunque la corte suprema no tomará una decisión sobre el tema, el

peter garza is a former chicago detective and a concerned community member. >> we don't tolerate this type of violence in our community, that we want to send a message of support and love towards that little girl and her family. >> reporter: kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: a halloween shooting in california has claimed a fifth life. 19-year-old oshiana tompkins died at a hospital in orinda, just outside oakland. she was one of several people shot at a halloween party on thursday night. three were pronounced dead at the scene. the cause is under investigation. antigovernment protesters in hong kong are now attacking businesses that may have links to beijing. demonstrators smashed the windows and doors of an official chinese news agency today. riot police used tear gas to break you want unruly crowds. this is the 22nd week of unrest in hong kong, following a controversial and now-suspended extradition bill. there's mounting trouble tonight for boeing as more of its planes are pulled out of service. at least two major airlines have ground boeing 737 ng plane after cracks wer

strikes on the garza strip they did that early on saturday just hours after palace trikes on the garza strip they did that early on saturday just hours after palestinian groups fired rockets towards the border the renewed conflict brings the month long sea spinning groups fired rockets towards the border the renewed conflict brings the month long cease fire to an end israeli military says its jets have started striking terror targets in gaza reside to an end israeli military says its jets have started striking terror targets in gaza responding as were heard across the coastal enclave hours as health officials say that 3 bombings were heard across the coastal enclave hours as health officials say that 3 palestinian men sustained moderate and serious wounds by shrapnel palestinian men sustained moderate and serious wounds by shrapnel. in the u.k. a report commissioned by the home. in the u.k. a report commissioned by the home office says that the stereotype is driving women into prostitution and that the criminalization of morpheus says that the stereotype is driving women into prostitut

health officials said that 3 palestinian men sustained moderate enclave garza's health officials said that 3 palestinian men sustained moderate and serious wounds by shrapnel. and serious wounds by shrapnel. now in germany angela merkel's c.d.u. is still reeling from a string of alleged now in germany angela merkel's c.d.u. is still reeling from a string of electoral failures the party chief merkel's chosen successor is being blamed while a rightful failure as the party chief merkel's chosen successor is being blamed while a rival within the party is gaining popularity and success as more i will within the party is gaining popularity and success has more. after the c.d.u. more surely in the 3 d. election. after the city use or showing in the thuringian elections the party is in full blown crisis mode this has implications for the party is in full blown crisis mode this has implications for germany but potentially for europe too chancellor angela merkel is not the target germany but potentially for europe to chancellor angela merkel is not the chief anymore but members of the c.d.u. ar

olga garza said she has been through incidents on board that scared her. >> i ride every day. buses and light rail but i hardly see any security guards here. >> reporter: this investigation is continuing. allied universal did send out a notice this afternoon and a statement saying they are cooperating fully with the a clcounsheriff's department. reporting live in san jose. >>> allied universal said 85 security officers were hired in 2009 to patrol the bta system and supplement sheriff transit deputies. it says the armed officers are state certified to carry guns, pepper gray and batons during patrols on foot and by vehicle. >>> moments ago pg&e gave an update on the part restoration numbers. >> most people impacted by the latest blackout have power back up. not everybody but most do. still remaining in the dark are those customers near the kincaid fire. nearly 6000 customers remain without service. 34 affected counties now have power backup. >> we have been in contact with meteorology team and have looked forward to the next seven days. and we do not anticipate any public safe

now those strikes followed the launch of 10 rockets that were fired from garza israel's military says i and defense system intercepted 8 of the rockets although it is say our home was damaged but there were no reports of casualties russia and turkey have started joint patrols in northern eastern syria ankara wants to establish what it's calling a safe zone in the border region and it wants fighters from the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces to retreat. reports now from the turkey syria border. the most crucial phase of the turkish russian agreement on a safe zone in north eastern syria is underway there joint patrols will fill the void left by the withdrawal of the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces or as the last month turkish backed opposition fighters swept through s.d.f. territory they now control an area that stretches from tel aviv to arthur lane along the border with turkey the joint patrols will be conducted west and east of that area. they include the outskirts of could by any man bitch teller or fired and all towns and villages east of us elaine to maliki on the

belgium continues to support the very important work that does for palestinians in the west bank and in garza diplomatic as a james pace there live at the u.n. in new york jets many thanks. the french government has announced plans for new immigration rules for citizens of normal e.u. states the measures include tougher laws for asylum seekers including curbing access to health care for the 1st time a quota for skilled migrants would come into effect that's a similar approach to the one implemented by straightly and canada and the tougher requirements for obtaining french citizenship many believe the changes are a way to counter the rise of the far right in france ahead of the 2822 presidential election. the general purpose of our action is that of sovereignty we want to regain control of our migration policy taking control means expressing and assuming clear choices about reception and integration it has to ensure that the issue of residence permits is more a matter of principles one is a so-called economic migration and the other asylum seekers now in terms of economic migration and the lea

welcome back hundreds of people have turned out in garza for the funeral of 8 people all from the same family who were killed in an israeli airstrike 5 children were among the victims the attack targeted an apartment building in the early hours of thursday burying residents under the rubble and israeli military spokesman confirmed the strike noting though that the head of the family was a senior islamic jihad commander reportedly a member of the so-called p i j or the palestinian islamic jihad group local media say 34 palestinians have been killed in israeli airstrikes over the past 2 days claiming half of them were civilians here's how a local health official described the aftermath of the strike overnight. bodies were disputed as a result of heavy bombardment from israeli f. 16 aircraft. in the rubble of. the world this latest escalation flared up at the beginning of the week when an israeli strike is believed to have killed another high ranking terrorist islamic militants then responded with away the retaliatory rockets over the next 48 hours the hostilities were put on hold on thur

said to garza now the health ministry there is claiming 7 palestinians have been killed and more than 30 others wounded amid an ongoing exchange of rocket fire between palestinian militants and israel the toll includes a leading commander of islamic jihad who was killed monday night during an israeli air raid on the gaza strip no such targeted assassinations of being occasionally conducted by tell of in recent is. truly after these really assault the palestinian militant group respond this launching a salvo of rockets over the border hitting tel aviv and surrounding cities the border between israel and gaza has been closed to television says it's continuing to target islamic jihad locations or middle east correspondent paula slee has more . well this week the army has confirmed that its most wanted man in gaza and in fact its 3rd most wanted man internationally was assassinated just over midnight in the gaza strip now he is the leader of the islamic jihad militant group. and the strike occurred in the early hours of this morning we understand that an additional person was killed initi

health officials in garza say 3 people have been injured during israeli airstrikes israel's military carried out raids on camps belonging to palestinian groups in the gaza strip it comes after at least 10 rockets were fired from the gaza strip into israel's southern territories and hundreds of people in the iraqi city of basra have marched in memory of those killed in protests across the country at least $250.00 people have been killed in the past month more than 10000 people have been wounded in the rallies those are the headlines about the more news in half an hour do stay with us while the one east is next. talk to notice there are winners they don't believe in the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the edges era. with sandy white beaches and palm trees the moldings is a magnet for tourists from all over the world. but behind this picturesque landscape looks a darker reality. that a collector's edition

continue to view settlements as illegal but when it comes to israel in the occupied territories including garzaoes international law even matter anymore or is it just whatever the united states says it is joining me to debate this from ramallah omar shakur the director of human rights watch in israel and palestine and here in the studio professor eugene control of it and international law professor at the george mason university skillion law school and the israeli think tank the policy forum thank you both for joining me in the arena omar let me start with you does this latest u.s. decision to disregard international law and recognize israeli settlements in new york by toadies make those settlements any less illegal will it change the way the rest of the world sees those settlements. the u.s. declaration changes nothing the trumpet ministration cannot erase decades of stablish international law that settlements are a violation of article 49 of the 4th geneva convention and in fact a war crime and i think this is the range of statements that you referenced from the european union from many count

direct confrontation with hamas which controls the gaza strip and whose military wing represents garza's biggest fighting force in a statement on tuesday benjamin netanyahu said that israel did not seek a wider escalation yet he must have known that with a targeted assassination such as this and the inevitable rocket fire that would come in response the risks were very high much now depends on how hamas decides to respond it has spoken out very strongly in solidarity with islamic jihad if it matches those words with a big escalation in rocket fire as well and the risks of a wider conflict only rise are a force that al-jazeera southern israel protesters in hong kong have again for 2 with police as violence broke out at 2 universities tensions been high after a policeman shot one demonstrator at close range on monday a senior police officer says the city is now on the brink of total breakdown. a university campus turned into a battleground between protesters and riot police barricades set up and fire bomb thrown as crowds grew in response to calls on social media for support this conflict

what human rights abuses that are carried out by israeli occupation particularly way you are and then garza what will human rights watch do now does it mean that that voice has been silenced. so i'm a shack and he's the israel palestine director of human rights watch he says he's going to continue his role even though he's asked to be deported from the country he said he will be working from abroad although that would probably limit their work but that human rights directors who spoke at the conference said that they will even double up their work to make sure that checker's the british and that doesn't go unnoticed embiid doesn't eliminate human rights defenders work we heard from day doctors who were in the press conference who said that this is the 1st time for a country that considers itself a western democracy to do poor to human rights watch staff members so it is seen as kind of a chance to highlight. israeli actions against human rights defenders and palestinians we've heard from palestinian officials who say that this is a continuation of a policy to silence those who speak against

direct confrontation with hamas which controls the gaza strip and whose military wing represents garza's biggest fighting force in a statement on tuesday benjamin netanyahu said that israel did not seek a wider escalation yet he must have known that with the targeted assassinations arches this and the inevitable rocket fire that would come in response the risks were very high much now depends on how hamas decides to respond it has spoken out very strongly in solidarity with islamic jihad if it matches those words with a big escalation in rocket fire as well and the risks of a wider conflict only rise are a force that al-jazeera southern israel russian air strikes are reported to have killed at least 3 civilians in syria's last rebel held province dozens of air raids have been launched in southwest it live this week activists say hospitals and schools have been hit the government declared a cease fire in late august but there strikes have continued. amounts been shot dead in lebanon not an older cation as he was blocking a road during anti-government protests demonstrators have stopped tr

prime minister ari force at al-jazeera west jerusalem while the palestinian group hamas that runs garza says the charges against netanyahu bring israel's political system into doubt. the events in past years so the leadership of the occupation is drowning in corruption and this is normal for an instinct that is based on stealing palestinian lands and expelling its people its also confirms the lies behind its claim that it's a democratic country and his integrity. ok let's get more on this developing story for you joining us here live on al-jazeera is a kiva eldar he's a columnist for the news website monitor he joins us on skype from sydney akiva eldar what are the main potential scenarios here do you think for you going forward . well hopefully even by betson. the majority of nestor will come up where is a good kid and a job it lays not anyhow we are in a very delicate junction in history of the israeli young democracy and the knesset has still got the chance $61.00 members which is a joey he will decide that there is one of the $120.00 members of knesset that can replace that danielle

direct confrontation with hamas which controls the gaza strip and whose military wing represents garza's biggest fighting force in a statement on tuesday benjamin netanyahu said that israel did not seek a wider escalation yet he must have known that with a targeted assassination such as this and the inevitable rocket fire that would come in response the risks were very high much now depends on how hamas decides to respond it has spoken out very strongly in solidarity with islamic jihad if it matches those words with a big escalation in rocket fire as well and the risks of a wider conflict only rise are a force that al-jazeera southern israel. emergency services say it will be weeks before they can extinguish all the bushfires sweeping through eastern australia at least 50 homes have been damaged or destroyed in new south wales in what's been labeled catastrophic conditions strong winds and hot have fanned the flames under thomas has more now from sydney. it's 25 degrees right now this time yesterday it was in the high 30 degrees celsius and the wind well you can see there's no wind a tal

. >> reporter: aclu of texas staff attorney rochelle garza said they are being denied due process and fate is being decided in an unprecedented way in makeshift tent courts. it is being challenged in court but for now is allowed to proceed. the department of homeland security credited with slowing the flow of migrants at the border. >> you hear the president say things have gone better on the border, and then we walk through scenes like this. >> it's gone better because they feel like they have gone rid of the problem. >> it is shoving it five feet from the border. >> out of sight, out of mind. it is right at our doorstep. this is our fault. all of these people, how these people are living, it's all our fault. . >> this is what life has come to for this 42-year-old. the honduran migrant can be found here on the banks of the rio grand, washing her clothes in the same filthy water others are being used to bathe. >> she said she know the water is dirty but they themselves can't be dirty. they need to keep their dignity. >> a place where the camp grows every day and the few resources avai

. >> reporter: aclu of texas staff attorney rachelle garza says the migrants are dubeing denied by processop the process is challenged in court and allowed to preoceed. you hear the president saying things have gotten better on the border and we walk through scenes like this. >> it's gotten better because they feel like they have gotten ripped of the problem. >> reporter: shutting is five feet from our border? >> out of sight, out of mind and it's right at our doorstep of the united states. this is entirely our fault. this whole thing, how these people are living. >> reporter: this is what life has come to for 42-year-old avelina. like most mornings the last three months, she can be found here on the banks of the rio grande washing her clothes in the same filthy and contaminated waters others are using to bathe. she says she knows that the water is dirty but they, themselves, can't be dirty. they need to still keep some dignity but migrants said it's hard to keep your dignity when a camp grows every day and few resources available are used up. today one of the biggest problems there are on

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in july last year the boy later died the boys played it inhospitable to this bloke is far other in garza. as well. as in mills mourner expect. no one expects his son to die and i didn't expect it it was a big night for dinner and expect fact emily that it was a big i watched and your surprise for us by the fastener meant to me i wasn't surprised by the sentence and i felt sad to intentionally kill an innocent child america weapon had to intentionally kill an innocent child who doesn't carry any weapons and then be sent and then be sentenced it's just to just missed 11 month of community some university is not even a subject meal time not even jail time the israelis always kill in cold blood the soldier didn't get a proper punishment so his colleague the israelis always kill in cold blood the soldier didn't get a proper punishment so his colleagues equal do the same they were people saying kill me they will look ill will. interest and support personnel listed in august and supporters who expressed their fear of there were several different and it's the fear a co-founder of the of the said

. >> reporter: aclu of texas staff attorney garza says the migrants are denied due process.he says their fate is decided in an unpress departmented way in makeshift tent courts. the policy is challenged in court but for now is being allowed to proceed. the department of homeland security has credited the program with slowing the flow of migrants at the border. >> you hear the president say that things are better on the border. and then we walk through scenes like this. >> it's gotten better because they feel like they have gotten rid of the problem. out of sight, out of minld at the doorstep of the united states. this is entirely our fault. this whole thing, how these people are living. >> reporter: this is what life has come to for 42-year-old mejeda. for three months, the migrant can be found here on the banks of the rio grand watching her loathes in the same filthy water that others are now using to bathe. >> she says she knows that the water is dirty but they themselves can't be dirty. they need to keep dignity. >> reporter: they said it's hard to keep dignity forced int

. >> aclu of texas staff attorney rochelle garza says the migrants are being denied due process.d in an unprecedented way, in makeshift tent courts. the policy is being challenged in court. but for now, it is being allowed to proceed. the department of homeland security has credited the program with slowing the flow of migrants at the border. >> you hear the president say that things have gotten better on the border and then we walk through scenes like this. >> it has gotten better because they feel like they've gotten rid of the problem. >> it is a sort of shutting it five feet from our boarder. >> right on our doorstep of the united states. and this is entirely our fault. this whole thing, how these people are living. >> this is what life has come to for 42-year-old javelina ma kia, she can be found here on the banks of the rio grande, washing her clothes in the same filthy and contaminated water that others are now using to bathe. >> she says she knows the water is dirty but they themselves can't be dirty. they need to still keep some dignity. >> migrants here told us it is ha

direct confrontation with hamas which controls the gaza strip and whose military wing represents garza's biggest fighting force in a statement on tuesday benjamin netanyahu said that israel did not seek a wider escalation yet he must have known that with a targeted assassination such as this and the inevitable rocket fire that would come in response the risks were very high much now depends on how hamas decides to respond it has spoken out very strongly in solidarity with islamic jihad if it matches those words with a big escalation in rocket fire as well and the risks of a wider conflict only rise are a force at al-jazeera southern israel. more now from a senior political analyst mullen bashar who says prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now using this conflict to divert attention from his own political problems. most israelis who know him and know what's going on is or understand that there's a personal stake in all of this because again everyone knows he's facing major corruption charges 3 of them he's facing imminent indictment and potentially he's going to go to prison unless he st

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dan gilmore and juan garza. welcome, thank you. >> all right. thank you very much for going through that. as a nice primer to get us started and we'll just jump right in. i think when i read this report last week, the biggest take away to me was that question that this was the first time asking which was when do you expect to see recession on the horizon. and that stark dif rent between big cities and small cities but always also on the flip side, you see a counterintuitive finding, that cities seem optimistic that they'll meet to need and big cities, even though they're more pessimistic, in theory, better prepared to weather a storm. i wanted to open the panel and get us talking about, we have a great panel. set of panelists who come from various different situations and have seen different economic realities on the ground. mel, starting with you, lucky you get to sit right next to me and your friend new york city, so therefore have a very different budgetary situation than our peers over here. but can you tell us about what you're seeing in ne