and so as far as i'm concerned, greg abbott has blood on his hands.e has installed these things knowing that it's more -- they're more likely to force people to drown in that river. but also what they've done is for the people that -- the asylum seekers that do make it over and present themselves for asylum, what the state is doing now is adopting a practice from donald trump's playbook. they're separating families now at the border. so they're traumatizing these young children by taking away their parents from them again at the border. when donald trump did this, there were literally thousands of kids that were left, at least for a time, without their parents, and there are still some families that have never been reunited to this day, even as the biden administration set up a commission to work on the reunification. there are some families that they've just not been able to reunite. so greg abbott has gotten to a very barbaric place. >> what should the biden administration do about this because isn't it the job of the federal government to police th

i also want to thank governor greg abbott of the lone star state. he was invested in this and he cared about his state and he was part of this process. chair of the houston big committee, ira mitzner right here who was integral in making this happen. ceo of houston first michael heckman who put on quite a show last night and the entire houston bid committee for their efforts. i will say the rnc was blown away when we came to houston, we were blown away from start to finish. it was one of the best bids i have ever seen of any city for any convention and i have no doubt that they will put together one of the best conventions that the entire country has ever seen in 2028. houston is such a great american city. it showcases our party so well. it's the biggest city in texas and that's saying something. it's a perfect example of how our party is continuing to grow. we all know that hispanic voters have been shifting towards the republican party, texans like monica de la cruz and tony gonzalez and ted cruz and myra flores have been front and center leading

greg abbott is guilty of the very thing he is trying to punishment immigrants for. but never ttheless i will tell you, i am looking forward to the trial date. the department of justice filed suit against texas. the doj asked the judge to accelerate the suit. the judge agreed. and there will be a hearing on this in a couple weeks on august 22nd. >> yeah, and i do want to ask you about some of this. as you know, two bodies have been found in the rio grande near floating buoys, deployed by the governor, greg abbott. the texas department of public safety says it's only aware of one drowning and it happened up river to the buoys and the body floated into the barrier. that's what they're telling the public. what's your reaction? what are state officials saying? what do we know? >> i have absolutely zero faith in what the texas department of public safety is telling the public. i don't know that they have the authority to make the determination about where these people drowned, and from the accounts that we're getting it's two people, including one child. i don't know that

greg abbott is replicating a version of that and there were reports that these 26 families have been separated. we are asking the department of justice to make sure there is no federal funding that violate human, civil or legal rights. from the department of homeland security who say they should be an investigation but did not specify whether they will be investigating the separation of fathers from wives and children. >> on this issue, the doj has done that. didn't they sue texas over the floating barrier? >> you are right, the justice department has taken action on the floating barriers. the interesting part about this is the justice department is saying they don't have the legal authority to place those barriers on the legal ground -- rio grande, and the territory is called the international boundary on water commission. 80% of buoys it would be a violation of mexico sovereignty. >> governor abbott said texas has the right to defend its borders. that is the reason for setting up the wiring and water barrier. they have been equating migrants for drug cartels. they say it's bringing

but texas governor greg abbott says the state has a right to defend its borders. both sides are waiting on the court's decision. norah. >> omar villafranca, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to some terrifying incidents on board several planes. on wednesday, delta crew members and passengers helped subdue a man following a violent attack on a flight attendant in new orleans. in a separate incident, one person was injured when a tire was blown out during a hard landing in atlanta. cbs's kris van cleave has new details about a near collision at boston's logan airport. >> reporter: tonight a dramatic new picture of a close call on a boston runway, taken from a jetblue cockpit shows a business jet taking off without permission in february, forcici ththe airlinener to takake evas actition to avoid a catastrophi collision. also tonight, the faa is investigating what caused a fiery tire blowout as delta flight 1437 landed in atlanta yesterday. >> it sounds like we blew a tire, is that correct? >> yes, sir. we did see smoke and fire coming off of one of your tires. your

la muerte de una niÑa migrante de tres aÑos de edad que venÍa de texas en un autobÚs enviado por greg abbottna de las migrantes que han llegado en autobÚs desde texas a chicago como parte de la operaciÓn estrella solitaria de greg abbott. >> muchos niÑos murieron en el camino. reportera: el congresista garcÍa dice que le informaron de la tragedia y que se mantienen contacto con las autoridades sobre cÓmo avanza la investigaciÓn. >> sabemos que el autobÚs hizo una parada en illinois y fue llevada a un hospital y falleciÓ. reportera: el mÉdico forense confirmÓ a univisiÓn que los resultados de la autopsia no fueron concluyentes, pero que otros estudios de muestra de tejidos pueden proporcionar la causa de la muerte. la divisiÓn de salud de texas dijo que cada pÉrdida de vida es una tragedia y que la menor cuando presentÓ problemas de salud el autobÚs se detuvo y el personal llamÓ al 911 para recibir atenciÓn mÉdica. y que ningÚn migrante que subiÓ al autobÚs requiriÓ atenciÓn mÉdica. >> preguntaron si necesitÁbamos atenciÓn mÉdica. antes de salir hay mÉdicos que revisan. reportera: la muerte d

a part of governor greg abbott's $5 billion border security plan, operation lone star. >> it's too deeppanish] jesus. >> reporter: magali urbina's farm bumps up to the rio grande the buoys. >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: where we saw troopers rescuing a small migrant group baking in the sun. urbina says the buoys have not stopped migrants from crossing the river. >> they don't change anything. it doesn't do anything. it doesn't deter, it doesn't stop, it doesn't do anything. >> reporter: the doj has sued the state of texas saying the barriers are not safe, they are unlawful, and they want them removed, but texas governor greg abbott says the state has a right to defend its borders. both sides are waiting on the court's decision. norah? >> norah: omar villafranca, thank you. we want to turn now to some terrifying incidents on board several planes. on wednesday, delta crew members and passengers helped subdue a man following a violent attack on a flight attendant in new orleans. in a separate incident, one person was injured when a tire was blown out during a hard landing in atlanta.

many by texas republican governor greg abbott.igrants have been forced to sleep in the streets including last week when dozens waited outside of manhattan's roosevelt hotel for days, sleeping shoulder-to-shoulder on the sidewalk, in hopes for a bed and shelter. others have been stuck in the city's shelter system for months as new york officials have failed to provide asylum seekers with permanent housing. meanwhile, migrants who apply for asylum have to wait 150 days -- five months -- to file for a work permit, leaving them no options to make a stable living while they wait. for more we're joined here in new york by murad awowdah, executive director of the new york immigration coalition and nyic action. welcome back to democracy now! talk about the situation today where the mayor, democratic mayor eric adams faces a deadline to tell the state, tell the new york governor what new york city needs. murad: first, thank you for having me with you today. one piece of information i would like to share is that new york city, new york stat

eagle pass is a key border community where greg abbott is carrying out a program known as operational are the conditions like there now? >> i spoke to congressman castro, a texas democrat, who recently went to eagle pass to see what the conditions were like there, the new tactics the governor has deployed, and this is what he said he saw. >> they have placed what i consider death traps along the rio grande river. this razor wire that is placed in such a way that hydrants can come up against it and not see it -- that migrants can come up against it and not see it. two weeks ago, there was a dead body found attached to one of those barrels. they have got this saw-like device in the middle, which is obviously very dangerous. >> the barrels that congressman castro was talking about our floating barriers governor abbott has placed on the rio grande, which a lot of humanitarian and immigration advocates have had concern about because of the fact that migrants have to come across these when they are trying to cross the border. there is also razor wire sharp fencing that has been placed aroun

a delegation of house democrats visited eagle pass today where they criticized texas governor greg abbotteployment of razor water and water buoys to the rio grande. >> texas governor greg abbott launched barbaric act of cruelty against migrants. this operation isn't about border security. it's a political stunt. >> there has never been any mistreatment of migrants no. one else is doing more right now than governor abbott anand what we have been doing in the statee of texas. >> meantime crossings are beginning to spike again up 30% in july over june and the surge is continuing into august. sources tell fox border patrol's tucson, arizona sector has seen daily crossings hit almost 2,000 in recent days. one border patrol station in the rio grande valley sector reported 1100 illegal crossings in just 24 hours. and the fox drone team continues to witness illegal crossings here in eagle pass. north dakota governor and republican presidential candidate doug burgum also sounded off on eagle pass. >> so far right here in this sector, 98 different countries people crossing, including syria, iran, c

justice department over republican governor greg abbott's use of giant buoys to deter migrants crossinge justice department sued the state, saying the barrier violates federal law and must be removed. following the latest is our own laura lopez. what arguments did the judge in the courtroom here today? >> the central argument was that this violates federal law that governs the rio grande. specifically the rivers and harbors act of 1899. i spoke to a local reporter from austins mpr station. she was in the courtroom today and she said that governor greg abbott deployed a number of justifications to the judge for why they implemented these barriers. >> the defense team said that they were acting out of secured concerns and they would repeatedly cite human bungling, illegal immigration along the border. the judge repeatedly struck that down and said, we are here to talk about water and how it relates to the u.s. mexico border. >> the judge overseeing the case , greg abbott's team didn't actually cite specific statutes when they were making this defense. they simply said that they had the ri

by governor greg abbott.he cavalcade continuing in iowa, as candidates make their case at the state fair. we will take you there live coming up as well. we want to begin, though, with this breaking news we have been following all afternoon. what could be -- could be -- a major development in the donald trump georgia election investigation, with a possible indictment coming as soon as tuesday. text messages uncovered may public filing showing members of a firm hired by trump lawyers coordinated a visit to the coffee county elections office. the text messages, they are part of a long running lawsuit filed against georgia secretary of state, but they are getting new attention today amidst speculation they could play a major part in the case being built by fulton county d.a. fani willis. in a moment, i'm glad to speak with dementia from the atlanta journal -- i want to go to -- who is standing by for us. gary, start things off for us. tell us more about what we are learning here. >> just to give viewers a little

sanctuary city los angeles now moving to criminally investigate and sue texas and its governor, greg abbottfor busting illegal -- buzzing illegal immigrants to l.a. the sanctimony of yet another sanctuary city objecting when illegal immigrants actually show is up. also the biden white house message to cities, we broke it, you own it. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: joining me now, look who's here, former arkansas governor mike huckabee. first, this story: should there be age limits for politicians? it's good to see you, governor. because everybody was pained to see mitch mcconnell freeze again in a press conference, second time in a month. what do you think? >> i don't think it's about age. chuck grassley's 89. he still does push-ups and runs several miles a day. so it's the not age. look at clint eastwood, he's in his 90s, still directing, writing and acting if movies. it's about capacity, it's it's about ability to function. it was painful to watch mitch mcconnell freeze up for the third time here since his fall this summer. now, he may be medi

it started way before greg abbott had to deal with the folks and biden administration policy kathy hochul solution she is advocating for, is for the federal government to give benefits to illegal immigrants, part of incentive problem and pour gasoline on the fire. you can come to the u.s. and federal taxpayers give healthcare and education and that is her big solution, blame the governor of texas and make the magnet for illegal immigration stronger. it is wild. >> emily: your expertise, local economies and cities are devastated, it is national security origin and issue. >> number one national security threat, undefended border, we have 80 something people on the terror watch list who have gotten away. you have geopolitical issue and concerns. we were talking about china and russia, you have concerns from a geopolitical perspective, this is number one national security issue as a country. i was thinking, the administration has to know this is a bad policy, you have democratic politicians saying this is not good and mayor of new york city screaming to democratic president and administration

el gobernador greg abbott anunciÓ la colocaciÓn de este muro flotante con la finalidad de evitar estosambos paÍses. destruirÍa ——esto irÍa en sentido opuesto a una estrecha colaboraciÓn entre ambos paÍses. por lo pronto, este primer fallecido por el caso de las boyas, ya pasÓ. maity: estaremos muy atentos. nuestras cÁmaras captaron el momento en que decenas de migrantes indocumentados fueron llevados a un aeropuerto para ser deportados. veamos cÓmo fue el proceso y lo que dicen las autoridades en torno a las deportaciones masivas. reportera: tempranas horas llegaron varios autobuses con migrantes indocumentados hasta un aeropuerto del sur de texas. una de varios utilizados por la oficina de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas para ejecutar Órdenes de deportaciÓn. >> si entran a los estados unidos ilegalmente, habrÁ consecuencias. reportera: tanto individuos como familias fueron escoltados hasta sus aviones. >> los casos ya han sido adjudicados. han tenido todas las opciones posibles. el caso llegÓ a su fin. reportera: tras el fin del tÍtulo 42 en mayo el gobierno volviÓ a procesar rÁpidam

congresista insultando a dos oficiales de policía y amenazándolos de presentarlos ante el gobernador greg abbottel byron alejarse comenzó a amenazar con insultos. la semana pasada el juez de la corte superior del condado orange admitió en un mensaje de texto que le disparó a su mujer de 65 años después de perder la cabeza durante una discusión. en noticias de salud, un tratamiento experimental ha mostrado resultados exitosos para combatir los efectos del alcoholismo. es una terapia que se usa para tratar algunos cáncer y otros males. es inyectar este virus que crea proteína y en el caso del alcoholismo la intervención ayuda a producir dopamina, un neurotransmisor asociado al bienestar que el cerebro deja de producir por el consumo del alcohol crónico. para probar la efectividad de este tratamiento, se aprobó en ocho monos y luego de aplicar la terapia los animales redujeron su consumo de alcohol en 90%. este tratamiento es una novedosa alternativa para tratar el alcoholismo cuando tratamientos convencionales no funcionan. >> (música). >> (música). >> en la copa mundial femenina de la fifa en sol

el gobierno de greg abbott estÁ en litigio con el gobierno federal.s. >>> gracias edgard por el el de poerd y seguimos al pendiente por la noticia. vamos a oregon con otra noticia impactante. en donde la vÍctima se convirtÓo en heroÍna. y una mujeres dents de seattle fue se secuestrada y llevada por su captora hasta oregon a 450 millas de su casa. dije que esta persona la abusÓ sexualmente. el atacante identificado la encerÓo ahÍ donde ve. con bloques de cemento dentro de sugar ge. esta mujer saliÓ a la calle y pidiÓ auxilio el fbi logrÓ arrestar al sospechoso y ademÁs supuestamente drogaba a sus vÍctimas se hacia pasar por un oficial de policÍa. hay mÁs personas que pudieran ser vÍctimas de esta persona ya que el sospechoso viviÓ en washington oregon california, utah, colorado. new york, new jersey con alabama y tambiÉn florida. en este Último estado este publicÓ la col sfrait llamada al 9 se que hizo la esposa del jefe de policÍa luego que este se disparÓ luego de una dis cus bien con su mujer el pasado 23 de julio. estÁn las grabaciones de las cÁma

el gobernador greg abbott se defiende diciendo que estas boyas son parte del esfuerzo para disminuiror cerrar luego de 20 aÑos de servicio. los adiestradores dicen no estÁ recibiendo recursos suficientes para atender la crisis humanitaria. este refugio estÁ ubicado a pocas millas de la fronteraen san isidro, y se ha convertido en un referente para atender a miles de migrantes en su paso hacia los estados unidos. la depresiÓn posparto es un problema salud pÚblica mundial que sufre miles de mujeres. es una especie de trastorno mental afectivo, severo, que puede llevar a la muertepor suicidios en las primeras meses despuÉs de nascimento de un bebÉ. pero hay buenas noticias, un nuevo medicamento promete disminuir el problema. nos dice cuÁl es esta novedosa medicaciÓn. reportera: es una enfermedad silenciosa y es que en ocasiones, quien la sufre no logra detectarla a tiempo. es la depresiÓn posparto, pero ahora un nuevo medicamento aprobado por la fda da esperanza a muchas familias, segÚn afirman los cientÍficos. >> el efecto del medicamento empezÓ a surgir partir de 48 horas de haberlo t

governor greg abbott remains he has constitutional authority to protect the state borders.oining me now is attorney and cnn opinion writer real ray has. he is also an immigration analyst at usa today. appreciate you joining us. >> of course. democratic lawmakers visited the rio grande area tuesday to observe the barriers being used by texas governor greg abbott to keep migrants out of the united states. focusing their attention particularly on the use of barbed wire barriers. and massive buoys in the river. what do you expect to come of this? given legal action against texas has had no success so far and how much do you fear this might simply end up being yet another photo op? >> right, well let us start with the good news here. the good news here seems to be that democrat lawmakers are trying to draw attention to something of a humanitarian crisis. that has been intentionally created, intentionally created by governor abbott as part of law operation lone star. using these blue eastbound with razor wire across the river. now cnn and the houston chronicle are the publication

decidido suspender temporalmente una decisión del mes pasado >> el presidente de méxico reaccionó greg abbott trabajo la respuesta del mandatario se hizo esperar >> no tienen conocimiento de la condición humana no saben del porque de la migración o aunque lo sepan no les importa >> lópez obrador criticó además los platos contra los migrantes en la frontera entre estados unidos y méxico >> en otros temas existen opiniones que indican que cree la adicción a las drogas no es difícil pero salir de ellas asilo es así mismo mantenerse sobrio representa un desafío mayor >> san francisco es uno de los condados que va a participar en este proyecto que se considera controversial >> qué consumes >> crack de los problemas que me ha causado mi propia familia eso te hace desahogarte peor con depresión >> estas historias se repiten varias partes en san francisco no son muchos los que dicen que quiere salir de las drogas >> que te consumes >> (...) si no es fuerte no consumos >> cuanto tiempo >> cuatro años >> por qué no has buscado ayuda de algunos puntos en tratamiento (...) san francisco es parte de un pr

governor greg abbott will host a group of at least four other republican governors today down in eagleere the helicopter flyover planned so leaders can see things for themselves. abbott continues to claim the federal government has failed to defend the southern border adding it has a federal constitutional right to defend itself against invasion from non-state actors. more than 183,000 migrant encounters were recorded for the month of july. up from the start of the year when apprehensions topped 157,000 back in january. since october 1st, there have been more than 1.9 million encounters recorded along the southern border. meantime an 18-year-old man has been arrested in houston for allegedly shooting and killing an 11-year-old girl while she was at her home. police say the suspect was in this country illegally. investigators say he was from guatemala and had a sponsor in baton rouge, louisiana. he has now been arrested and is sitting behind bars at this point. we'll keep you posted on what happens down there today. >> dana: casey stiegel in texas. >> bill: retail theft is on the rise i

it is disheartening really. >> ainsley: if you read the signs, one says greg abbott hates women.it is about fairness. you probably don't want the pot ticks, you just want to be fair. >> exactly, i was interested to see some signs had nothing to do with sports, almost as if they didn't know why they were there. the signs are crazy, there were children being cursed at, which i thought was not acceptable to curse at children in front of their families is not okay. >> ainsley: why were there children there? young athletes? >> yeah, three young girls there at the signing and they exited and met with being cursed at by the protesters. >> ainsley: you didn't expect this, but you are running for it. riley just launched the rile institute, tell us about it. >> yes, i'm so excited. this is like a home base. we want to create a coalition of athletes and parents and coaches and allies who want to join the fight and do something about this. we need to say enough is you have in. the silent majority has to speak now, we've been quiet for too long. the center, through leadership, we will be havi

i know the feds are trying to stop greg abbott from doing that, speaking of danger, that was consideredent they made in court yesterday, when that case went before a federal judge. we'll see how that's ultimately decided and it could go all the way to the supreme court. there i think we'll see a big question about how the supreme court will rule in terms of whether or not texas can keep those buoys or whether or not that's in violation of the federal government sovereignty and the sovereignty of the government of mexico who has said that texas is invading their territory by putting those along the rio grande and that it's actually in violation of an international rivers and harbors act. so a lot to watch there. it's all part of governor greg abbott's plan, using people who used to work under the trump administration to build barriers when the biden administration won't continue the wall, and they're doing it with the impact specifications if there is a future trump administration, they can pick up and expand the barriers and buoys, andrea. >> and briefly, you expect this case is going t

but the idea that greg abbott somehow caused this or ron desantis caused this by sending the migrantst 100,000, about what comes in every month, some month higher. what did new yorkers think was happening at the border, what did the politicians thought was happening, they thought the border towns were taking care of the migrants? >> john: recent month, 165,000. thanks for your thoughts on this. >> sandra: lawmakers on both sides of the aisles commenting on ufos. could they be gaining subpoena power to find out what the government actually knows? to debate and draft the u.s. constitution? turns out they didn't trust the printing of paper money, but they did trust gold and silver. article 1, section 10. gold and silver. good for the founders, good for me, good for you. rosland capital - is a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochure. with rosland, there are

el gobernador greg abbott se dispuso recurso para respuesta de emergencia y afirmÓ que texas estÁ listoratar de ser cuidadosa al manejar. reina: son ahora cuadrilla como la que se encuentra en mi espalda que se dedican al restablecer el servicio elÉctrico en zonas afectadas. maite: tener mucho cuidado mientras los vientos preocupan a los tejanos se crece la incertidumbre ante la inminente llegada de la tormenta franklin. jorge: la meteorÓloga jessica delgado nos explica que podemos esperar de estas amenazas. jessica: actualmente es una depresiÓn tropical la es la primera tormenta con nombre que toca tierra en texasen 2 aÑos . quÉ es lo que podemos ver las Últimas 12 horas corpus cristi recibido 15 pulgadas de lluvia. estamos hablando de casi 5 veces mÁs del promedio lo que ha caÍdo en las prÓximas —— Últimas 12 horas. son los reportes preliminares que estÁn llegando se encuentra muy cerca del Área donde estÁ ahora continÚan desplazÁndose tierra dentro, comenzarÁ anticiparse mientras que se acerca la frontera con mÉxico entre nuevo leÓn. vamos estar viendo impactos significativos tanto d

reina: ademÁs tienen que se ponga fin a las estrategia del gobernador greg abbott para prevenir la emigraciÓnincidente relacionado con la frontera y que el incidente estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. >> estas son agencias que no deben estar ahÍ, no tienen entrenamiento para poder lidiar con personas que vienen a buscar refugio. reina: reyna rodrÍguez, Única misiÓn. maity: pasamos a mÉxico donde el presidente lÓpez obrador considerÓ los recientes actos violentos en varios puntos de michoacÁn por parte de los grupos delictivos como un acto publicitario mÁs que otra cosa. se refiriÓ a las tomas de caminos, quema de vehÍculos, aunque por fortuna sin pÉrdidas humanas. lÓpez obrador: fue un acto mÁs que bien publicitario, tomas, que mÁs de vehÍculos. maity: lÓpez obrador expresÓ que ya hay varios detenidos y la policÍa estÁ contrarrestando las acciones violentas. un verdadero calvario viven decenas de pasajeros de aeromexicoque llevan tres dÍas varados en roma por la cancelaciÓn de su vuelo a mÉxico. muchos de ellos se quejan que la aerolÍnea hace nada o poco para tratar de resolver el problema. alejandro:

ignoring what is taking place at the border and with all of the drugs coming in and trying to blame greg abbottvernor abbott to ignore it like the federal government has been doing for the past two and half years it's another attack against governor abbott and the state of texas trying to implicate that we are separating that it means to create an area which is complete the false putin state troopers are not separating families, one thing to understand the viewers to understand what we see illegal immigrants coming across the river, they present themselves as families, there's no way to know their actual family member's vibrate because they don't have documentation or brexit interpret certificates and we don't do dna testing and the federal government dismantled dna testing so there's no way to determine if there families coming across the river with the children. when we arrest male adults with the family groups or the groups that present them so says families we arrest for state target, no different day-to-day when we arrest people for drunk driving if have a child in the car that is a form o

texas governor greg abbott,office, says the floating border barriers in rio grande are not responsiblewning finding body in barriers this spokesperson says memberscan government is flat-out wrong preliminary information points to the drowning before the body was near barriers, the justice department, is suing texas over buoys, krysia your thoughts greg abbott has been trying to do anything he can, to stop all of the illegals from going into his state. kelly: why the government saying texas poos fault taking a stands joe biden and administration have not, and not surprising pointing fingers again what is that people trying to try to do in this case under this administration, we've seen, as you know, over seven million people come across our border, since joe biden has been in office had over 200 people on the terror watch list that we know of cross our border not to mention fentanyl human trafficking an epidemic at this point, so the fact that governor abbott is trying to do anything in his power to stop this kudos to him unfortunate, yes, deaths have resulted because of joe biden's pol

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she said governor greg abbott deployed a number of justice -- of justifications to the judge for why mplemented these barriers. >> abbott's defense team said they were acting out of security concerns and they would repeatedly cite human smuggling, cartel, illegal action across the border. but the judge struck the down and said, we are here to talk about water and how it relates to the u.s.-mexico border. laura: she said judge david ezra who is overseeing the case, that abbott's team did not actually cite a specific statute when they were making this defense. they simply said they have the right to defend their border. the judge said no, this is about international water law and the territory, and the fact that this potentially infringed on mexican sovereignty. what comes next is the justice department asked for them to submit their closing arguments and he plans to make a determination shortly after those closing arguments, expected friday. geoff: justice department contract and -- confronted governor abbott. break the vernment's case for us. laura: justice department said today that

this is the first time texas officials have confirmed a death since governor greg abbott began busingemocratic-controlled cities last year. joining us now nbc's julia ainsley. good morning. what more do we know about this? >> well, jose, what we know is that this 3-year-old was on his or her way from texas to chicago on one of those buses paid for by texas taxpayers, issued by texas governor greg abbott, and that at some point during that journey, the child began exhibiting symptoms of a fever and diarrhea and then lost consciousness shortly thereafter. texas in a statement said that every loss of life is a tragedy and pointed to the fact that once a child presented those health concerns the bus pulled over and security personnel called 911 for emergency attention. what this gets to, jose, is first of all, what we don't know. so far they haven't released the child's nationality. we've heard from congressman joaquin castro that there were -- the parent of the child were on the bus with him or her. we don't know the gender. we don't know exactly what the conditions might have been up un

. >> queremos hacerle saber al gobernador greg abbott que debe de tener esta operaciÓn inmediatamenteon puestas recientemente para hacer mÁs difÍcil el cruce de indocumentados. por ahora el incidente sigue bajo investigaciÓn, y en el resto de la frontera miembros de la guardia nacional y agentes estatales siguen con su intensa lucha contra el trÁfico de indocumentados y de drogas. francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >> la administraciÓn de joe biden identificÓ 10 medicamentos costosos que se venden con receta para negociar una reducciÓn de precios inÉdita con las farmacÉuticas. el plan beneficiarÍa a adultos mayores y personas con discapacidad, y podrÍa ahorrar al gobierno mÁs de $98,000,000,000 en una dÉcada. los medicamentos seleccionados para la posible reducciÓn de precios son anticoagulantes, antidiabÉticos, cardiolÓgicas, contra la crisis, psoriasis y contra el cÁncer de sangre. el costo anual de estos medicamentos con medical llega a los $16,000,000,000 como es el caso de los anticoagulantes. el costo para los beneficiarios de medical va desde los $121 en el medicamento de la

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you touched on the response from texas governor greg abbott's office.are such vulnerable populations, particularly the children and the enormous amount of traveling they've had to do, what they've been through. lots of times subjected to violence on their way to the united states. we don't know particularly what happened in this case, but we do know the state of texas is saying they say every death is a tragedy, they point out the fact that they reached out for 911 care, and they called 911 to reach out for emergency and medical care. at this point they're not saying what the cause of death might have been. but certainly this puts into a larger perspective what's happening over and over again as cities like chicago and new york say that they are now taking in too many migrants and they're traveling too far in bad conditions after they've been here. puts that policy in a harsh spotlight. >> julia ainsley reporting on what many are calling a humanitarian crisis at the southern border and across the country. thank you. >>> we are learning new details about

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. >>> el muro flotante instalado en texas por el gobernador greg abbott fue replegado esta semana despuÉseremos llegar al sueÑo americano que estÁ al otro lado. >>> pero el sueÑo puede ser letal una niÑa y un hombre murieron ahogados en mi rÍo bravo sus cuerpo fueron encontrados ayer entre lociÓn puentes internacionales de piedras negras y la fiscalÍa del coahuila la identidad de las vÍctimas mientras que otros inmigrantes tal la a un estas muertes. >>> me pone triste porque todos venimos esperando llegar imagÍnese que pase esto. >>> desde el fin del tÍtulo 42 en mayo pasado los cruces inmigrantes por la frontera bajaron un 50%, de acuerdo con el secretario alejandro mallorca pero ahora los nÚmeros estÁn repunto ando. >>> la desesperaciÓn que tienen es por la travesÍa que vienen pasando. >>> es que los cruces incrementaron de un mes a otro, al pasar de 100.000 a 130 mil intentos de acuerdo con dato de la patrulla fronteriza, lo que obliga a inmigrante a buscar caminos y formas incluso mÁs peligrosas para llegar a estados unidos. en mÉxico, valeria leÓn, para las noticias telemundo. un gra

, a three year old child has died while riding on one of the migrant buses that texas governor, greg abbottfrom the northern border to the northern states. adding that the bus was headed to chicago. the child received treatment from paramedics before being transferred to a hospital where the child died. officials have not yet mentioned where the child was trump or the cause of death. illinois officials say the child died after reaching the state. under a program instituted by governor greg abbott, texas had been busing thousands of migrants to democratically controlled cities across the u.s.. chicago, new york city, philadelphia, los angeles, in denver. at least four migrant children have died this year alone while in federal custody. up next, after the break, a real life example of what happens when biases programed nor technology. i will tell you the story of a pregnant black woman wrongfully arrested for carjacking. i will talk about the alarming reason she was mistakenly targeted. what she is doing to fight back. want a smarter way to mop? introducing the new swiffer powermop. an all-in

greg abbott is treating them like animals. >> title 42, the pandemic era policy used for three years home countries in a quick manner, that ended in may. the number of arrests at the border dropped significantly in june, which the biden administration trumpeted, but now according to preliminary data obtained by the "washington post," that number is spiking back up. it spiked back up again in july. what do you make of this all? >> i think that we're going to see what we've seen throughout history, which is you do have some spikes at times. you have highs and lows. the question is well, what do you do with that? i think one of the things in what we heard today from local officials in eagle pass and community members is that the administration and those in congress do need to provide as much support to local communities like eagle pass, el paso, laredo, and others, mcallen that are right on the border and are bearing the brunt of this influx. but as you said, a border crossings are way down since the end of title 42. so this invasion that republicans talked about, this huge swath or swa

in los angeles the latest in a wave of asylum seekers sent to blue states by the texas governor greg abbotteven some of his supporters say may go too far. >> no one's back yard should look like this. >> reporter: this as republican small business owner with river front property in eagle pass, texas. scenes like these of migrants screaming that they've been cut by razor wire in the water, this time a 6-year-old girl. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: have poked holes in her support for governor greg abbott's border security initiative known as operation lonestar. is that part of your frustration with operation lonestar? >> it is. i just hate to see someone screaming, saying they're cut. >> reporter: she says while she has always supported texas securing the border -- >> we need operation lonestar in our community. there are cartel members taking advantage. there's human smuggling. there is trafficking. there is death. >> reporter: she is against the state deploying razor wire, barricading her gates, blocking access to her own property, and refusing multiple times to remove barriers. texas official

you talk about the greg abbott stunts of setting the buses up.order communities but political as we know to exhaust the cities like new york, did it work? you now got the mayor of new york saying there's no more room for you. >> i hate to say it worked. only in the crassest, political sort of bottom line sense did it work in that they managed to take this burden and literally just ship it out, send it to the next state. that's contrary to every sort of ethical, humanitarian instinct and responsibility that any leader would have. but in the crass political sense did we take our problem from our state and send it to some other state, i guess. >> all right. guys, thank you. appreciate it. >>> barbie has a billion. barbie movie has just made box office history. the numbers next. >> and it's almost been a month since the actor's union went on strike. where do those talks stand? we'll be joined by fran drescher actress and president of s.a.g. actor, she'll join us live in studio in our 8:00 a.m. eastern hour. ngblue-sky thinking. i'll be taking meeting

se lo permitió esta barrera flotante fue para desalentar a los migrantes cruzar desde méxico y greg abbottntes no cruzan rumbo a estados unidos. >> jesise fuentes organizó el recorrido para ver de cerca el muro flotante y también hay picos para impedir que nadie se suba. >> se me hace triste porque soy un ser humano. >> hoy el presidente de méxico volvió a condenar el muro flotante. >> no fuese posible que estemos separados por alambradas y todo por las joyas. >> una mujer de venezuela llegó en muletas y con ayuda de dos hombres, traía fracturado el pie, agentes fronterizos se afianzaron de ella y la dejaron pasar, en texas, edgar muñoz, noticias telemundo. >> un hombre acusado de atropellar a seis trabajadores migrantes en un walmart de carolina del norte se entregó a la policía y ahora daniel gonzález de 68 años dijo su familia que intentaba estacionarse cuando por accidente pisó el acelerador en lugar del freno y se fue del lugar porque entró en pánico, ahora enfrenta un cargo por delito grave de atropello y fuga, pagó una fianza de $50,000 y por el momento estará libertad hablamos en e

governor greg abbott ordered the barriers last month to help deter migrants from crossing the border. mexican officials say they've recovered the body and are trying to determine the cause of death. there had been warnings about the danger the barriers posed. the u.s. justice department is suing texas over the floating barrier and wants it removed. >>> and many americans are feeling the heat this summer as temperatures soar, but a new report finds much of the world has been impacted, as well. according to the science group climate central, 81% of the global population experienced climate change attributed to heat last month. that's more than 6.5 billion people. researchers looked at 200 countries around the world. >>> in ukraine now, russian drones hit a key port city along the border with romania. yesterday's strike in the southern city of izmail damaged port and grain storage facilities. some of them were set on fire. the facilities are key to ukrainian grain exports that have been targeted by russia since it pulled out of the deal last month that allowed ukraine to ship grain to wo

saying the barriers are not safe, they're unlawful, and they want them removed, but texas governor greg abbott says the state has a right to defend its borders. both sides are waiting on the court's decision. omar villafranca, cbs news eagle pass, texas. >>> two u.s. navy sailors have been arrested and charged with selling sensitive military information to china. as mark strassmann reports, some of the information included details about a large-scale military exercise and navy warships. >> reporter: cash over country. >> we sometimes discover that threats to our national security come from inside our most esteemed institutions. >> reporter: for almost two years, today's indictment charges 26-year-old petty officer wenheng zhao betrayed his country, selling military secrets to the chinese government. >> mr. zhao chose a path of corruption, and in doing so he told out his colleagues at the u.s. navy. >> reporter: among the secrets he allegedly sold, details about his post at the naval base in ventura county, plans for this large-scale military exercise in the indo-pacific region earlier this yea

texas for the placement of the butoys which were designed to make crossings more difficult governor greg abbott defended the buoys, saying texas has a right to defend its borders. >>> let's turn now to an alarming update about critical resources for the western u.s. a new study has found that the colorado river basin, a lifeline for millions, has lost trillions of gallons as temperatures rise. here's here's miguel almaguerer >> reporteter: as one. nag nation's most precious resources continues to dwindle, a new study confirms what researchers feared the vital colorado river basin has lost 10 trill gaion gallonsf water. it is enough to fill lake imme mead, which today is dangerously depleted >> i would say this is a wakeup call, in terms of climate change's impact on water availability from the colorado basin. >> reporter: with human-caused climate change, greenhouse gases pushing temperatures up, the colorado river has seen an 10% decrease in flow, compounding an existing emergency, a lack of water for the west do you think this crisis is only going to worsen? >> i think in the long term, yes.