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we'll talk with two house members from texas, republican tony gonzales and democrat henry cuellar about thenc funding the vernment and finishingphopeak e virginia democratic senator joe manchin. >>> plus, we'll talk to the white house senior adviser for public engagement, keisha lance bottoms. >>> finally, with more than three-quarters of the nation's hospital beds at capacity, we'll check in with former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb about the viral trifecta of rsv, flu and covid crippling the country. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." as the country wraps up year-end business and prepares for the holidays, there is once again a crisis at the u.s./mexico border. typically the influx of migrants seeking a better life in the u.s. comes during a warmer weather, but a pandemic-era rule that allows migrants to be expelled on public health grounds is set to end wednesday. that rule is called title 42. that's putting added pressure on border cities like el paso, texas, and yuma, arizona, where states of emergency have been

john thought i'll will isn't blaming with you on said diana patricia gonzales. believe such spaces are helping her to recover emotionally. from the pandemic though? yes, a went that i'm still in therapy. i would i cause grieving as a very long process is. oh, and i found it especially hard because so many of my relatives died 11000000. the therapy helps tiana patricia deal with her emotions. this little doll she made during the session is a representation of herself, her resistance, and her will to overcome her devastating experience during the ban demik. among the 1st vaccines that were approved for use about a year off to the start of the pandemic with those based on em are in a technology, they prevented many people from being hospitalized and saved millions of lives. now, scientists, one to reset ways of using that technology, not just to produce vaccines, but also to treat others serious diseases. m r n. a vaccines work by giving the body's immune system a preview of a potential danger. they contain many copies of a short stretch of precise genetic informat

gonzales met with musk on november first and other civil rights leaders.ays that we does nothing but put trans and people in harm's way. he told me when i met with him that he wants twitter to be more fun. that may be more fun for him. >> but not might mean a whole week or a month or a lifetime of harassment. >> for someone in an interview with msnbc doctor anthony fauci brushed off the criticism saying he doesn't pay attention to musk and that twitter has become a cesspool of misinformation, changes that twitter since must take over have led many to say goodbye to the app from santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen tractor mark ruff low. gonzalez says it's hard to measure this is becoming a trend among most users. elon musk claims that numbers are climbing on twitter. i have my doubts. >> about that. i suspect if, in fact the numbers are climbing. it's because of the increase in bot and spam accounts prior to the trust and safety council dissolving 3 council members resigned, saying the safety and well-being of twitter users are on the decline re

we're going to feel our own round of wet weather meteorologist roberto gonzales has those details. we are returning to a wet weather pattern right here to the bay area, and we can say it's all because of the atmospheric quiver. let's get to it. the timing could be a little off. but as we see it right now, the wind will increase the rain will develop by the evening commute to the north of the bay area and then heavy rain by monday night into tuesday morning's commute. it appears as if over the weekend. for the most part, all the activity remained wild to the north of the bay area. the high pressure also was encompassing our bay area and provided for such a lovely christmas day, albeit a bit foggy in the morning hours, but this is how we're playing it now as you go back to work monday, increasing cloud cover and that we'll just call it cloudy all day by monday at four pm we are talking about the rain hit and miss in the north bay spreading across the entire bay area, so we're looking ahead at our future cast in this particular computer model has been pretty spot on. it shows the band

esta tarde tuvimos la oportunidad de conversar con juan gonzÁles iii y saber quÉ harÁ por la comunidad oÍ yo fue que hay muchas personas que ya no compran aquÍ. es difÍcil mantener uno de estos negocios, especialmente los mÁs pequeÑos. paola: cambie le consultamos cuÁles son sus esperanzas para san leandro. >> yo quiero ver este pueblo con metas grandes, altas, porque si hacemos esto, vamos a realizar un gran cambio en san leandro. yo los invito a todos a que piense en grande, que imaginen lo imposible. imaginando grande, entonces haremos cambios. paola: esperemos que estas metas se cumplen en san leandro. el salario mÍnimo aumentarÁ en varias partes de la bahÍa para el prÓximo aÑo, hay recomendaciones paola: a partir del 1 de enero varios condados en el valle de la bahÍa aumentarÁn el salario mÍnimo. veamos cÓmo impacta esto en el bolsillo de la gente. >> yo pienso que beneficiarÍa en un 50%. reportero: fernanda es una de las miles de personas que en enero verÁn un incremento del salario. sin embargo, sabe que este dinero no se compara con el costo de vida en el Área de la bahÍa. en s

bill is at the here as we are trying to interview congressman tony gonzales.e had a group of migrants rushed the river while being chased by mexican authority. that honking that you hear are the mexican authorities trying to get these migrants stop to go in the water. about a dozen of them jumped up and some of them with small children and that water is freezing right now. they ended up crossing illegally into eagle pass. they just walked around the barbed wire and on the golf course where people were playing golf course and they ended upturning themselves into border patrol. congressman gonzales represents this el paso area and he says this sort of things happen everyday here. >> it is going to get very cold, we are talking about temperatures we have not seen in a decade and here you have people waiting through the water, it is not good for children or anyone v involved. we need to have a plan. >> take a look at these images out of tucson. agents stopped this vehicle which smuggling five immigrants inside of it. who was driving this vehicle? two u.s. citizen

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it's likely they'll be no harvest for 2 years like on a valley. war is salbal gonzales, albany. looks at me with many here she of the floods will main shrewd shortages although it's one of the countries with the lowest greenhouse gas emissions pakistan is a victim of climate change. but able to get anxious or sad. wish that last was the village elder side hasn't rained this hard in a 100 years. the glamour can give it. of course, it's linked to global warming, lavonne and climate change place. pearson and ours was a clear the government says more than 30000000 people are affected by the flooding . the authorities a promising financial help for those in need, but they've not received anything so far. rashana lee doesn't know how he and his family will cope. your moods him up. wish whoops. it is in the mirror both. please don't ask me whether i'll ever be able to build another house. yeah, i'm to i feel helpless and completely overwhelmed. yeah. tommy, i've never cried before in my life. so i'm just trying to stay strong and be grateful for what god has given me. your mid mid jaw,

melanie gonzales is joining us from washington dc. welcome, melanie. >> thank you for having me. >> can you briefly tell us a little bit more of the history and the mission of this white house initiative and where it stands now? >> i am so honored to be the executive director of the white house hispanic initiative. it has existed since 1990. it was exciting as a latina who has worked in the nonprofit sector, to see this executive order come out. a few things that are new, and use the center just on education. my boss is secretary cardona. we are now expanding. we have equity and economic opportunities that the administration intentionally added. we focus on a few things. we have policy goals we work on with the white house. we also have an interagency work group which i am thrilled to be working with. secretary cardona asked every secretary to have a team of staff to tap into our initiative. we have over 30 federal agencies, helping to provide technical assistance, and also working with them to create an agency action plan to make sur

. >> robert gonzales works with the nerc base of. -- support. working to help connect migrants with resources like social service, mental health and more. he knows what the journey here is difficult and equally difficult for the lives ahead. >> long language, ability to understand and integrate a new system, new culture. want to be able to grow up. other people come to the united states for that. >> rojas's husband is now working. since they got here in july, maybe later, they've been in shelters. still in 10. trying to enter. i asked her what she wants for her future. >> we're waiting for the year and, to become legal. she says. to get work. taking english courses. we're in this process to try and bring our family to the state to build a future here. >> omar ministers us here. the system is so broken that it takes so long for hearings to occur. that's a plot of the new year. you can be 35 years before it is actually adjudicated. even if all that time there are a lot to work. >> you can imagine how hard it is to plan. knowing that the stakes cou

let's bring in texas republican congressman tony gonzales.ongressman, thanks for joining us this evening. i want to get your response to what the white house had to say this evening in its statement talking about advancing preparations to manage the border as a result to what the supreme court has decided tonight. the white house is supposed to have this done and baked and ready to go last week. try to manage this? >> i expect more of the same from the white house. unless they change some of their policy decision making, you are going to just see title 42 continue to get punted. i will tell you representing 42% of the southern border the communities along the border we got a win tonight. we are great 68 for it even if it's just a band-aid. we will take a band-aid at this point. house republicans are in the minority. this is what a win in the minority looks like. kevin mccarthy has led house republicans pushing the effort to keep title 42 in place knowing it's not perfect but it is at least a band-aid that needs to go forward. now we look at h

gonzales met with musk on november first and other civil rights leaders to says that we does nothingput trans and people in harm's way. he told me when i met with him that he wants twitter to be more fun. that may be more fun for him. >> but not might mean a whole week or a month or a lifetime of harassment. >> for someone in an interview with msnbc doctor anthony fauci brushed off the criticism saying he doesn't pay attention to musk and that twitter has become a cesspool of misinformation, changes that twitter since must take over have led many to say goodbye to the app from santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen tractor mark ruff low. gonzalez says it's hard to measure this is becoming a trend among most users. elon musk claims that numbers are climbing on twitter. i have my doubts. >> about that. i suspect if, in fact the numbers are climbing. it's because of the increase in bot and spam accounts prior to the trust and safety council dissolving 3 council members resigned, saying the safety and well-being of twitter users are on the decline reporting in the newsroom. i'm

you look, this is marta, gonzales, this is a ballerina from spain who was a prima in new york in theperforming with her own trumpet. this video was filmed in 2019 in a nursing home in the same year she passed away at the age of over 90 in the last years of her life. she suffered from an illness. alzheimer's look what happens to her when she hears again maybe tchaikovsky from swan lake. i just want to immediately cool the dashing heads, maybe the vciom, who will say that tchaikovsky's brain is so beautiful and so invigorating, because he had a controversial sexual orientation. as our pankrea sword says, pen, no need to shag your grandmother. well , for justice to prevail. and everything happened, what we dream about. we need victory and therefore i want to remind you of a small excerpt from a wonderful picture by boris barnat. the feat of a scout for our scout. brilliantly played wonderful pavel kadochnik. victory. well, that's all for today in conclusion. i want to congratulate you on the upcoming new year. merry christmas, wish you health and peace, and everything else, as they said

show you something that happened right here as we were trying to interview texas congressman tony gonzalesad a group of migrants rush the river behind us. while being chased by mexican authorities. take a look: and that honking and beeping you hear are the mexican authorities trying to get these migrants to stop from going in the water. it didn't stop though. about a dozen of them jumped in some of them and that water gets freezing right now. they ended up crossing illegally into eagle pass. they just walked around barbed wire and shipping containers ton a local golf course where people were playing golf and ended up turning themselves into border patrol and gonzales represents eagle pass. temperatures next few days he says this is going to get more and more dangerous, take a listen temperatures we haven't seen in a decade. here people wading through the water. not good for children or anyone involved. the administration needs to keep title 42 tucson arizona sector, agents stopped this red vehicle which was smuggling five illegal immigrants inside of it. including two hidden in the trunk,

representative gonzales says both parties have to go beyond just showing up. >> it's great for them to visit the border, a lot more can be done, but, this is not a problem for this administration, i've been an officer democratic and republican administrations and republicans are in office democrats come down and point fingers and say you're doing a horrible job and when democrats and republicans do the same thing. this is an american problem, we need to solve it together we need proposals, i don't want to see people coming down here for photo ops. >> gonzales also says he is looking for support from the white house for what he calls the safe zone act, it would create a system where migrants from south of mexico would be required to process their asylum claims at the guatemalan border. a peruvian railway operator says train services to and from the ancient city of machu picchu are resuming on an emergency basis. they've been interrupted since tuesday because of the ongoing political unrest in the country. which began earlier this month after the arrest and impeachment of former presiden

true me when you don't work one got to push the little so i trisha with well this is susan give gonzales to be in your critical school. always to go to room or is it, is you go to room, is she what i see you if you're in front of your support on the right now, you know, wait a minute, i got out a little bit neural, but not a big soonest. certain way, and they put on say you have any pardon, a journalist reporter, creator and host of the war tv program on raw see, a 2014 channel specializes in covering stories in war zones, covered conflicts in chechnya, south a cent here, livia, syria and ukraine has readily left the combat zone since the beginning of the special military operation in dumbass. we're sure to pull away not come up to our ship. our government does teach this issue with hello scholarship, which june gross income and little trust to live with on the way the code goes on the way. so you're just those that i need to bully while you. god bless you. look, i don't know what you're looking at. i should just go to austin. good, i do it. so she'll be able to do this to me yesterday b

gonzales.is a ballerina from spain who was a prima in new york in the sixties, performing with her own trumpet. this video was filmed in 2019 in the house nursing in the same year, she died at the age of more than 90 years the last years of her life. she suffered from alzheimer's disease . look what happens to her when she hears again maybe tchaikovsky from swan lake. i want to immediately cool the dashing heads, maybe vciom, who will say that tchaikovsky's music is so beautiful and so invigorating, because he had a controversial sexual orientation. as our krivoruchko says. no need to shag your grandmother in order to justice. and everything happened, what we dream about. us victory is needed and therefore i want to remind you of a small excerpt from the wonderful picture of boris barnat, the feat of a scout for our scout. brilliantly played by the wonderful pavel kadochnikov for our victory. in conclusion, i would like to wish you a happy new year. merry christmas to wish you health and peace,

meteorologist reporter gonzales is here with more tracking when that storm will arrive, roberta done outside today because we have an unsettled weather pattern from now all the way through next wednesday, a week from today, let's get to it live whether camera looking out towards the flat waters of the estuary now outside the gate. we do have a gale warning in effect, but right here, some hazy conditions. as we veer out towards the colosseum, he could barely make barely make that up in the background there, visibility is still at 10 miles around the bay, even though we have some lingering fog that we started the morning with 46 degrees right now in santa rosa, it's 52 in oakland, 53 sfo pretty much lower method. he's around the central bay too low fifties around the tri valley. still some fog lingering around santa rosa. otherwise the visibility has been improving. next on deck. we have an area of low pressure and let's go ahead and time it together. we had the clouds that will increase they will thicken throughout our afternoon hours and into the evening commute than the rain is pois

melody gonzales is joining us from washington dc. welcome, melody. >> gracias, astrid and thank you for having me. it is a pleasure to be with you today. >> of course. let's get started. can you briefly tell us a little bit more of the history and the mission of this white house initiative and where it stands now? >> absolutely. i am so honored to be the executive director of the white house hispanic initiative. it has existed since 1990. every president adds their own spin to it by reinstituting an executive order. for me, it was exciting as a latina who has worked in the nonprofit advocacy, a lot of different sectors, to see this executive order come out because it was very artfully written with a lot of depth to it. a few things that are new, our executive order used to center on just education. our office is housed in the department of education. my boss is secretary miguel cardona. it is just such a joy to work in the department of education under him. we are now expanding, instead of just being rooted in education. we have equi

you'll get a little surprised as a thank you and just ask, ah, today's question comes from your helio gonzales. love us dida in mexico. do whale sharks. my great then known as the gentle giants of the sea, the largest fish on the planet. they like the warm and populate tropical and sub tropical royalties that we get to see them very rarely. while sharks feed on plankton the filter feeders, they suck in some 6000 liters of water an hour filter out the food and expel the accessible to with that goes they my great in such a food and congregate at particular hotspots. one of the best known as the niggley reef of western australia. whale sharks, my great her every spring when the choral spawn and vast quantities of eggs and coral spam attract crill and plankton. more than $400.00, while sharks come together annually for this lavish feast. the natural spectacle also attract snore clothes and divers. the mingling reef offers one of the best opportunities to get up close to these giant creatures which grow up to 18 meters long. maybe while sharks as i relaxed, because they have the thickest skin in th

you'll get a little surprised as a thank you and just ask, ah, today's question comes from your helio gonzales. love us dida in mexico. do whale sharks. my great then known as the gentle giants of the sea, the largest fish on the planet. they like the warm and populate tropical and sub tropical walters. but we get to see them very rarely. whale sharks feed on plankton. the filter feeders, they suck in some 6000 liters of water an hour, filter out the food, and expel the accessible to with that gills. they migrate in such a food and congregate a particular hotspots. one of the best known as the niggley reef of western australia. while sharks my great her every spring when the coral spawn and vast quantities of eggs and coral spam attract crill and plankton. more than $400.00, while sharks come together annually for this lavish feast. the natural spectacle also attract snore clothes and divers, the mingling reef office, one of the best opportunities to get up close to these giant creatures which grow up to 18 meters long. maybe while sharks as i relaxed, because they have the thickest skin in th

i would like to yield all my time to congresswoman gonzales. thank you, mister chairman, i yield back. >> the chair recognizes representative gonzales. >> thank, you mister chairman, i want to thank -- i'm sorry that mr. has just left. i think it's necessary to make clear some issues here. first, he is entitled to his opinion regarding the status of the island. he does not live in puerto rico. he does not represent the island as well. nobody from the island voted for him to make those such requests. the only ones elected to do that job is the governor of puerto rico, who is sitting right there and me. he's a democrat. i'm a republican. both of us are respecting the will of the people of puerto rico that voted, not once, not twice, many times. rejecting the current territory status. what we are supporting here is what the people of the island voted for. and that is statehood. and that is democracy, right? so, again, everybody can have their own opinion. coming here to this committee and saying many things about the islands, the main issue for ou

i spoke with jessica gonzales from the media advocacy group, free press about what role the council played. experts. >> and disinformation, you had experts in genocide that were happening outside of the u.s.. you have experts in how dangerous speech historically he's been used to crew and radicalize people. she specifically brought up the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol and how that was largely organized on social media. what this is showing us is that musk is not taking. >> trust in safety and the integrity of the platform seriously changes the twitter since must take over have led many to say goodbye to the app from santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen to actor mark ruffalo must came under fire over the weekend when he posted this tweet. >> saying my pronouns are prosecute fauci. gonzalez met with musk and other civil rights leaders on november. first, she says that we does nothing but put trans and people in harm's way. he told me when i met with him that he wants twitter to be more fun. >> that may be more fun for him but not might mean a whole week or month or a lifeti

he are funny. customs gonzales to dock with a 10 year old way. i brought it out. would you put extra advises he also focused on the stroke. wait. i see on douglas. stop what it was. of course, thought essence because i and sales go shop reachable for some know a skilled shares of a lot or send us that he does a good, you know, it was i stuff right now my or stop it. he just started by but you know that you sound like side. i don't blame you or you know where that gosh more mostly but you know that i purchased a family that up and nick you instead of us to miss louis demo with a control. and for that i see that she is a day off for me and i was one as well as your team. if the only other don't put agenda, even asleep vehicle anymore used to my doctor because i was there. what about the more a $1.50 for your usually to produce work, which of course, we still have not really the best. it could be here that caution morgan on economics. and so as you are a lower deductible, is you what? you were a lot of skimming, norman? mostly my just really don't know what, i'll jus

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michelle gonzales. i caught him. customer has convicted a former rebel commander of war crimes including murder. it found solemn, stafford tortured prisoners in a camp run by the kosovo liberation army during the conflict with serbia. from 1998 to 1999. manambra carlo has more from christina. this is the 1st verdict since the so called costello tribunal was established in 2015. and this is the 1st verdict for the war crimes committed during the kosovo war. as the judge explained to mister most a far as the commander chief commander of a gorilla unit of the kosovo liberation army. oh, was the main executive or who ran ah, so called prison in the village of lush nearby to day capitol? a city of british deena, he oh, was responsible for our torturing at least 6 people and giving commence in this prison and during the kosovo of war. a mr. mustafah, since he was arrested in 2020, has been detained in the hague, in the netherlands. and the so called the cost of all tribunal is operating on the coastal laws. but it is an or

and minorities would demand international gonzales to give an adequate assessment of what happens and take all appropriate measures to correct decent acceptable situation. another moldova journalist told us that anti russian views are being promoted by a group of members of the mold in government and their western patrons. what you normally do, you the would a lot of moldova, nes, are just satisfied with the position of the thoughtless, many even despised president my a sand, his party, even those who voted for her will not really supporting her what were only against the former leaders of the country many now do not consider her a legitimate presence, but now she and her party have completely reserved power. there is no opposition and we'll go over. people come out to protest, but the movement is dis united, which is very convenient for the government. rissa phobia does not exist in our country. everything they say about it is not true. for example, what the government of my a santa does in relation to the russian speaking population is only her opinion and decision. it does not expr

the widow and maria's colleague deanna patricia gonzales explains that the pandemic had terrible consequences for her family to or went on with his it. but i me, i thought it was very difficult for me always. and for the whole family, because of happiness so fast, i will say 40 or 50 of us got infected or less, all from the same family by media. 16 people died in total. diona patricia also lost her mother due to the pandemic. her last days were spent in this same hospital where the daughter continues to work to the okay. for the la jolla, this award, i have it from my colleagues, people from my work team, they from this hospital and from other family members. so me has given me the strength to go on diona, patricia takes part in therapy sessions at the hospital to help her cope with their grief. but psychologists are concerned about the growing number of health personnel who they believe need help to deal with the emotional impact of covered 19 i for what impacts young, not the any leave theory beer. but i, they lived through very complex situation and see they risked their lives. and right n

covert have grounds to hope it will pass and which specialists can they turn to for help lenses, even gonzales and uber being the majority of cases long covered symptoms will of improved if not cleared up altogether within a year, you would not all studies reached the same conclusions thing. it depends which symptoms they focus on. for example, chronic fatigue syndrome when you're always tired, however much you sleep, it appears to be especially persistent and can continue well beyond a year. does shine is on those art. nicky design when shined off toward the lang hours on young other problems such as concentration difficulties and memory lapses as well as shortness of breath, muscle and joint pain and loss of taste and smell tend to clear up within the year and from it goes follows. couldn't hoffman, does he and i bind his yard, has a decent tall you know, loss van and vein which specialist oh, should consult, is a very good question. but when you get advice about some therapy, you might want to try. it's worth being cautious. was it all treatments have side effects need? for example, if you

this video is from inside a border processing center, taken by texas congressman, tony gonzales. >> what i saw shocked me and i wanted to share that with the world. we are not at the worst of it yet. >> local officials estimate the number of people arriving at the border daily will double in the city has issued a set of emergency, asking for state and federal aid. >> on wednesday, our numbers will go from 2500 to four, five matt, or maybe even 6000. >> the policy allows for the immediate expulsion of migrants over covid concerns. 19 republican-led states join a lawsuit to keep title 42 in place, but a federal appeals court denied the request on friday. monday, the states fight a emergency appeal with the supreme court. for now, the city of el paso is busting some migrants to other locations, including new york city. >> every service we provide is going to be impacted by the influx of migrants in our city . it's going to impact education. it's going to impact the dollars we use in the cleanout of streets. it's going to impact our public safety. >> mayor eric adams says that new york city

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in minorities would demand international gonzales to give an adequate assessment of what happens and take all appropriate measures to correct decent acceptable situation. officials claim the media outlets ought to be shut down due to what they call the threat of pro russian views being broadcast across moldova. the officials of the channels coverage of the ukraine conflict is inappropriate. one local journalist was even blocked on facebook. off describing her frustration of the decision in a post. here's how she responded to the media about camecia, but she was return. they said, do i see the emergency situations commission has been the broadcasting of 6 channels in the republic of moldova. i consider this to be a lawlessness. it's pure dictatorship and our country, lin. yeah, unfortunately, this is happening to day when the republic is fighting for development and democracy. this has all been trampled by our government, the footboard, the floor. whatever's parliament is also mulling over a bill and a scaling back the countries of soviet era, legacy as lawmakers and now seeking to re

there looks fairly clear meteorologists roberto gonzales joins us now with more on our forecast.ooks when i first posted about this on social media that there was a spare that air day, in effect all the way through christmas, and this is issued by the bay area air quality district. i got hated on really did. people are not happy with this, but we have to do our part . you noticed the haze in the atmosphere today moderate air quality. so, as brooks was alluding to, there is no burning. don't shoot the messenger. no burning of wood in your fireplace or even the artificial logs now. meanwhile besides that we're still talking about coastal flood advisory in effect along our immediate seashore and into the bay and embarcadero. you know the spots where we see that usual flooding . the highest tide was yesterday we had lesser tied today and again, we'll start to see a 6.9 ft. ah surge tomorrow. so a little bit of water along the embarcadero now, that should end by monday, but what is also an effect tonight through noon on christmas? we do have a dense fog advisory in place for the centr

this video provided to abc news by texas congressman tony gonzales, appearing to show overcrowding athe el paso processing center. just this morning, two buses arriving in new york city. mayor eric adams warning the city is expecting more than 1,000 asylum seekers each week. >> we're not waiting for the expiration before we do our planning. >> reporter: david, there are a lot of questions about whether the u.s. supreme court will take up this case and it really is too soon to tell. today's ruling was purely administrative. it puts title 42's expiration date on hold and buys everybody some time, which is a big deal right here on the ground in el paso, with law enforcement, ngos and also just city leaders dealing with all of this right now. david? >> mireya villarreal in texas tonight. thank you. >>> we move on now to that turbulence on two separate flights, one to houston, and the severe turbulence on a flighnjut the hospital with serious injuries. in fact, we have new video from inside the cabin, a flight attendant on the intercom asking for help from anyone with medical training. abc

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