, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ >> tensions are rising as repubn governors continue sending bused planes full of migrants to democrat cities like new york, s said the city is considering potential legal act. legal action. activists are pushing for investigations into the transportation. >> these folks got the transport the transport that biden abando. biden abandoned. they were homes and hungry. >> misrepresentations are seen every step of the way. >> volunteers were stepping in. adams confirmed that one asylums took her own life at a facility over the weekend. > >> mark barron sibila vargas kid in january 2020. he was in afghn doing contract work. he disapped weeks before the u.s. and talibn and taliban signed a deal. authorities believe he was taken was taken by a group with linkso the caliban. > >> a judge has vacated the conviction of a man in 1999 murr 1999 murder that was chronicledn the podcast, serial. he walked out of the baltimore courthouse, the baltimore courthouse, following the motion. he servede than 20 years for the murder ofs ex-girlfriend. last week, prosecutors filed for a new tril thing investigation revealed, two other

city, charter bus are provided. i would say that represents about 60's % and only talking about those that we know of, several others are impacting other shelters. >> carley: governorviding buses to other cities across the country, including new york city. where do majority of the people staying in your shelter come from and are they men, women and children? what are you see something >> actually we've seen a mix and it does vary from day-to-day. for example, working with drop-off to the shelter, we saw families for a two-day period. shortly therefore, it has been single adults, both male and female. >> carley: what is motivating them to come to the united states now? >> we have talked to a few of them, i am not a spanish speaker and have to rely on those who translate for me, they are talking about journeys that are four to six weeks long. one saying i've crossed oceans, rivers, jungles, countries where i'm not welcome, each story will vary, it is tremendous journey for them. >> carley: you recently, the united nations says the u.s.-mexico border is the most dangerous land crossing in the world. migrants die trying to get to this country. this journey is extremely

governor says the water in his capital city is safe to drink. at least for now. but some people are still skeptical and say this problem sst water >>> an update to a 9/11 memorial wall in new york city, the names added 21 years after the attack.>>> american consumer shaking off inflation. that is what is topping cnbc on the money tonight. retail sales rose 0.3% last month. that is new data today from the commerce department. spending at stores, restaurants, an online outpaced inflation. the gain also marks a sharp u- turn for july was sales declined. >>> kanye west is doing what he does best, getting attention. he was live on cnbc on closing bell earlier today to talk about ending his partnership with gap. he got into that and a whole lot more in the only way he can. on gap, he says it felt like executives ignored what he wanted for his collection. >> it was like they were just dog and pony. sometimes i would talk to the leaders, and they would just act like i was on mute or something. >> he also talked about his influence, china, europe got manufactured, and america. here's how he wrapped up all those ideas together. >>

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the governor just signed kron 4 s charles clifford has details and reaction from one local city that he's been hit hard by converter thefts. >> catalytic converters are made with small amounts of a few precious metals, including platinum and palladium and a thief can sell a single catalytic converter for several $100. the new laws signed by the governor make it harder for thieves to sell a converter under the 2 new laws just signed by governor newsom businesses that recycle catalytic converters must now keep detailed records, including the year make model and a copy of the title of the vehicle from which the converter was taken. >> also used catalytic converters can now only be sold by authorized parties. the governor says the goal is to make it harder for thieves to sell stolen converters are going. >> get to the root cause at least one of the root causes of this crime. and that's those brokers. and those middlemen who pay top dollar for stolen parts. we were averaging one backed a day before as sits on the city council in south san francisco. he says that between january of 2021 in

city is overrun. republican governors are slammed from the far left by doing exactly the same thing s.re hypocrisy from democrats? former acting ice director tom homan is here to sound off. >> they might get two buses a day in some of those cities, just from my hometown in laredo, sending out 21 to 26 busses a day. they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant. and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio. digital tools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and now in two new flavors (♪ ♪) (vo) we'd like to invite you to come back. back to playful. back to adventurous. back to ahhh. back to the little things that can have a big impact. it's ti

s&p flightily lower. essentially flat. the white house says they're not going to reach out to republican governors for busing migrants to democrat-run citieslisten to this. >> i don't know why we would reach out to a governor or governors who are clearly playing a political game. it is something that they're doing not to find a solution, but to literally put people's lives at risk. ashley: wasn't the white house putting migrants lives at risk during the secret middle of the night flights? then there's this, a headline from fortune magazine saying people should be happy about inflation. how could high inflation possibly be good? we'll get into it. ♪ pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. ♪ ashley: what a

which hits the city of list. chance officials say the shooting came during a humanitarian, a delivery to locals, and it was u. s. a by high most rockets that hit the area. meanwhile, the governor of russia belgrade region has reported a renewed ukrainian shilling of a village on the border that these 2 people wounded locals are being evacuated. this comes a day off 3 credit refugee was killed in for wounded, in a similar attack by cubes forces. as i said, this comes as hundreds of ukrainians have fled to russia, following a recommendation by the acting ahead of ukraine's north east of the ha called region. the influx of refugee was treated recently when cubes, military forces took control of a number of towns, their fears of ukraine. reprisals in those services have been growing with threats being made against anyone who has cooperated with russia is one of the refugees told us lunch at a subsidy of them. the shower started and they fired at the administration and shops shops where there were russian products. they were looking for people with russian passports and they tortured them. these were the national battalions. he chron an army seemed to be okay. but the battalions di

s&p down 45. nasdaq off 167 >>> some 150,000 people in jackson, mississippi now have access to safe drinking water. governor tate reeves announced the capital cityted the boil water advisory which has been in place for nearly seven weeks. >> we restored clean water to the city of jackson. we will continue to monitor the system additional testing will assure water quality. >> now faucets are running again, life is returning slowly to normal. nbc spoke with people impacted by the chriscrisis to see what s to be done to fix it >> we have restored water quality, the system is still i am imperfect >> reporter: it comes two weeks after the storms left jackson wa without water. a quarter of residents live in poverty and over 80% of the city's population is black after today, 55-year-old debra bell is skeptical. >> when jackson officials say the boil water advisory is done, will you drink it? >> nope. would you? >> reporter: bell says she hasn't been drinking the water for 50 years >> the water used to be brown like my skin it's not new that water has been filthy >> reporter: the governor says problems found in the 2020 epa investigation, including inop

.♪ 's >> texas senate second busload of migrants to the windy city and is showing no signs of stopping. mayor lori lightfoot first accused texas governorracism and now she's attacking his faith. >> he's manufacturing a human crisis. it makes no sense to me. it's decidedly unpatriotic and un-american. i understand the pressures that the people of texas and some of the other border states are under. we see that on a daily basis. but the thing to do is not this. he professes to be a christian, this is not the christianity and the teachings of bible that i now. >> harold: abbott responding to lightfoot's comments by noting the real problem is president biden. mayor lightfoot is attacking tetexas instead of addressing te real cause of the border crisis. his inactions of putting texans lives at risk and overwhelming our communities. meanwhile eric adams make good on this word on sending new yorkers to the texas border after abbott bus nearly 2,000 migrants to the big apple. a delegation of nyc officials are currently visiting the southern border be the mayor's office calling it a fact-finding mission. if you were advising him, dana, is this

cities where they are being bussed, and also el paso. and the biden administration is facing criticism from d.c.'s mayor who said when it comes to the republican governorsis upset with them for bringing the migrants here, but also the federal response is lacking. she wants more help from fema. shannon: for people to say we need help from the feds to get something done. but not all the americans think they are doing well. the president's job performance on immigration, he has 32% approval, but 60% disapproval. >> i think one of the reasons we see those numbers is the border is not just about numbers and date crunchers. -- and data trenchers. the story provides a visual narrative. we've saw recently karine jean-pierre say to peter doocy that people don't just walk across the southern border. and this week we got a very visual reminder from the justice department about how people are getting here. there was a human smuggling scheme. there were migrants stuffed in suitcases within empties out water tankers and being piled up on flatbed trucks before being driven across. there was a visual reminder of what's happening at the border. >> it's the human story.

city this morning, take a look. we're showing you pictures as it happens. this aztecs as governor -- as texas governor gre greg abbott s on drug cartels, signing an order, designating cartels as terrorist organizations. >> texas law enforcement has over the past year seized enough fentanyl to kill every man, woman and child in the entire country. fentanyl is a clandestine killer and tech texans are victimized. cartels are terrorists. it's time we started treeing trg them that way c. maria: china is helping to fuel the fentanyl problem. they say beijing has little incentive to curb the issue as the relationship with the white house deteriorates. the white house is upping their attacks on florida governor de santis, accusing de santis of using the migrants as part of a political scam, saying it's republicans unwilling to work on the solution to the migrant crisis. joining the conversation all morning long, dagen mcdowell, mark tepper and bob nardelli. karine is talking about republicans and we haven't heard a word from democrats on the open border until the migrants showed up in martha's vineyard, dagen. come on. dagen:

s. kumasi: coming up on gma. ginger: the growing immigration battle. president biden firing back at republican governors who sent migrants to democratic states. live in london, a final farewell to the queen. how the cityaring for the most complex security operation it has ever faced. the latest details on the royal family this weekend. the rising cost of food with grocery prices, the ceo of one of the top chains will join live, telling us how we can save. big news from luke bryant. and national guacamole day, three ways you can up your game. coming up on gma. kumasi: very important to reggie: we were talking about mexican pizza. dolly parton mexican pizza musical finally came out. have you have the mexican pizza? ginger: no i have not. and the only thing i can tell you about this guacamole, one of the secret ingredient is ginger. reggie: really? kumasi: what? ginger: yes. so. reggie: did you try it? ginger: just made your weekend better. i probably tried too much. [laughter] reggie: there is never enough ginger. especially in the morning. ginger: perhaps i had a full avocado and a half which is beyond the recommended allotment. whatever. reggie: looks good. we are all about it. ginger: it is good fat.

governors for bussing illegal migrants to sanctuary cities, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says gop is using migrants as political pawns, 53 days ahead of midterm elections. >> futures down, 229 dow, s&p 32, nasdaq down 116, stocks finishing in the red yesterday. s&p nasdaq down more than 1% technicalled sell-off dow s&p closing lowest since mid-july taking a look at europe a mixed bag that is all red ftse was higher earlier ftse, cac 40 dax all in negative territory. world bank warning about risk of recession saying global economy is now in deepest slowdown sings 1970. fedex ceo raising red flag in a worldwide recession we are going to talk about that all ahead of september fed meeting next week, fed expected to raise rates 75 basis points the 10-year as you can see 3.46% a gain half basis point a look at oil right now, as you can see, green slightly brent hi 1 1/2% crude wtwti with one percent shanghai bikes he loser "mornings with maria" is live right now. . >> well, phillip flopping biden, president calling for unity after launching multiple attacks on former president trump now republicans listen to this. >> you are -- a testament to the truth that we must and we can come toget

s. hurricane. already approaching the shores of florida, most likely the cities of tampa and st. petersburg will be the first to be hit by the elements, the governorediately evacuate all in florida, we remind you 2.5 million people, but they have even calculated how much damage may be caused to this not the poorest region of the united states, according to experts, the damage. it could be at least $45 billion. this is more than a piece of impending snowfall announced in altai for increased caution. for the same reasons, drivers of the novosibirsk region and other regions were called. south. siberia to the air. now it is connected, the leading specialists of the phobos centers are bringing zavodchenko together. i welcome vadim. eh, how far? winter can come. oh, hello, well, she has extensive plans for the nearest goals altai sayan baikal well, further down the list is a video from one of the novosibirsk apiaries. rate it yourself. how much snow fell in the region it is not surprising that snowmen were being made all over the region today. with first snow. today , residents of tomsk, tyumen, emelyanovsky district , krasnoyarsk territory, anzhero-sud