it comes as texas governor greg abbott is ramping up the number of buses carrying migrants to that city. there are something like 2 powe 300 migrants living on the floors of your police stations. you're a former policeman yourself. i'm wandering what your biggest concern about that is. >> well, especially as we enter into our winter months, those that are sleeping outside and at our police stations, i'm very concerned about their safety. the 2,300 that you mentioned, of that, the majority of them are still living outside. we're approaching our winter months where in chicago it gets quite cold. we have to be concerned about their safety as well as the well-being of the migrants which also includes young children and families. >> alderman, there's been some tension, not only between your governor and chicago's mayor and the white house, but also between local officials as well over what to do. i'm wondering what you would ask the white house or biden administration to do to intervene immediately to help alleviate the issue. >> i think immediately the president has done it, and that's auth

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el gobernador greg abbott recientemente pidiÓ en una sesiÓn especial investigar todo lo relacionado ad nueva hace 15 aÑos. lejos del bullicio de houston, sus campaÑas de ventas son en espaÑol y sus clientes en su mayorÍa son latinos, muchos inmigrantes. >> (habla en ingles). >> ahora estÁn sorprendidos por la reciente atenciÓn nacional. >> (habla en ingles). >> legisladores conservadores de texas estÁn pidiendo una investigaciÓn inmediata sobre este desarrollo urbano y aseguran que estÁ controlada por carteles mexicanos aunque no han presentado pruebas y estÁ cr carteles mexicanos aunque no han presentado pruebas yreciente dicen que esto estÁ alimentado por racismo. >> ella estÁ molesta por la atenciÓn negativa que su comunidad estÁ generando. >> esta Área eran ademÁs americanos y ahora estÁ cambiando. dicen que es una invasiÓn. >> (habla en ingles). >> este policÍa dijo a noticias telemundo que no ha visto ningÚn aumento de crimen ni tampoco actividad de carteles de la droga. una de las estrategias de este desarrollo es ofrecer los terrenos a bajo costo con solo $500 de enganche y si

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and that's when i knew abbott had direct knowledge. >> reporter: governor greg abbott tweeting that same day, "we're sending migrants to her backyard to call on the biden administration to do its job and secure the border." governor abbott's office told us they are not aware of directives to either stop communicating with ngos or coordinating the drop at the vice president's home. the bussing has continued, with border crossings now on track to exceed last year's numbers. the new wave of arrivals largely from venezuela, often a treacherous, months' long journey. in august of this year, 3-year-old barbosa gonzalez died on one of wynne transportation buses. there has been no allegation of wrongdoing in connection with her death. a coroner determined the girl suffered from pneumonia, and an intestinal infection, and a temperature check on her during processing had detected a low-grade fever. >> nobody should have died on these buses. they're not coming on in the best of health. but when they get on, their health shouldn't get bad, worse. >> reporter: do you regret having been a part of this

and because the republican governor of texas greg abbott doesn't want them there. he ship them away in plains and buses. $50000.00 of them so far. and 17000 have arrived here in the sanctuary. city of chicago in the american heartland. 2000 kilometers from the southern border of the us. they get off of the buses there and then they climb into those yellow buses and they are dispersed throughout the city of chicago, which is now coping with a migraine crisis. the shelters have been overrun. your pain laid as meanwhile, have wrapped up a meeting in spain, where the focus was on migration. poland, and hungry, rejected a joint statement. as the meeting wrapped up, they were opposed to plans to distribute migrants across a u states. it's the nobel peace prize has been given to a ronnie and women's rights activist knock is my comedy tie. ron condemned, the award is fine, biased and politically motivated. she 7 jail sentences amounting to more than 30 years in prison. the committee said my comedy was an inspiration to nationwide protest as last year. the demonstrations we

this comes after texas governor greg abbott ramped up his controversial migrant busing program sending more and more migrants to cities like chicago and new york. our polo sandoval live outside of the roosevelt hotel in new york city. this a huge area of focus where a lot of migrants have been. i would ask, is this the breaking point for the city? the mayor of new york said weeks ago that it already was then. >> reporter: we heard it before, right? here is a figure that's quite telling. new york city has been grappling with this migrant crisis a year and a half now, yet it was last week, according to the city yesterday, the city saw one of its highest number of asylum seekers arrive here in the big apple, some 3,700 arrived here just last week alone. all of them now added to the nearly 63,000 asylum seekers that are still in the city's care. as you mentioned, many of them having to make their first stop at the roosevelt hotel in manhattan where they assess their situation before they are placed in the shelter system. the daily arrivals has grown from about 400 to 600, according to the

texas governor greg abbott is busing migrants to denver. the denver mayor joins us next and how he is addressing this. explaining why his administration is moving to build more barriers at the u.s./mexico border after campaigning against it. he says he still believes a wall won't work. >> a border wall money was appropriated for the border wall. i tried to get them to redirect that money. they didn't. they wouldn't. in the meantime, there is nothing under the law that they have to use the money for what it was appropriated. i can't stop that. >> do you believe the border wall works? >> no. >> a top u.s. officials were in mexico this week as mexico's president says the u.s., quote, is acting irresponsibly for building a new wall. a major policy shift, the biden administration says it will restart directly deporting venezuelans back to their homeland to curb the record influx of southern border crossing. priscilla alvarez is live in washington, d.c., with more. the scale of the policy changes, they seem like they are one-offs. they are not. t

texas governor greg abbott releasing new numbers on the border crisis.peration lone star led to nearly 35,000 criminal arrests and texas has sent more than 50,000 migrants to sanctuary cities. thousands more are arriving in the state daily. one texas democrat is pushing a plan to charge migrants to live and work in the state. jeff paul is live there in eagle pass with us, for us, where we continue to see those live drone images. the migrants keep flowing over the border every minute. >> something we watch in locations like eagle pass, texas every day. crowds of migrants crossing the rio grande and entering the u.s. cities, big and small, say that their resources right now are strapped so thin they cannot really help these people at the moment. but, there is a texas lawmaker that says he might have an idea that could fix that. democratic state representative eddie morales to proposing a migrant i.d. charge. he wants to charge migrants $2,000 to live and work in texas for three years. he says his plan would pave the way for background checks, tracking of m

> estas imÁgenes de nuestra desesperaciÓn de grandes grupos de migrantes el gobernador de texas greg abbottel anuncio de presidente joe biden. tendrÁ el Último de la tecnologÍa para detener el paso de los indocumentados. >> francisco cuerdas noticias telemundo. >> esta decisiÓn de construir 20 ho millas de muro. >> la casa blanca se defendiÓ argumentando que el presupuesto estaba asignado por la administraciÓn trump y que el departamento solo cumple con la ley. con ese argumento activistas comparan la presidente biden. >> es lo que estÁ administraciÓn estÁ haciendo la polÍtica de odio que atacan a nuestra comunidad que les dicen que no somos bienvenidos. rechazamos esto. >> el congresista republicano que es propio muro pero afirma que este nuevo tramo no tendrÁ gran impacto. >> los problemas con inmigraciÓn es que el uso de las leyes estÁn dejando mucha gente dentro de estados unidos. >> prestan un piqueteticket deÓ. >> dice que es interesante para demostrar que estaba en lo correcto >> el secretario de seguridad alejado >a anuncio que se van a reanudar las deportaciones de venezolanos que

-mexico border, we have been witnessing firsthand the abuses at the hands of governor greg abbott through operation lone star which began in 2021. governor abbott has deployed state resources and texas national guards members to the states border with mexico and operation lone star has created order management challenges, it has resulted in countless humanitarian and due process violations for migrants. it has harmed guardsmen assigned to the mission, it has cost the state billions of dollars and it has completely undermined the federal government's authority over immigration. i sent you a letter, my colleagues and i from texas sent you a letter from july about greg abbott's floating barriers. i know that case is going through appeal. but, we have also learned that the national guards shot at a mexican national across the rio grande and in september, on september 1st, i sent you a letter asking that the doj investigated that. we also know that governor abbott, we have learned from whistleblowers that he has ordered national guardsmen to prevent migrants from turning themselves in to cbp,

texas governor greg abbott's office told abc seven they are bussing migrants to other cities, but notilling of a shop owner in the richmond district. >> the chronicle is reporting a man is now in custody in connection with the deadly beating of the shopkeeper. police say that the victim had been trying to stop a robbery at richmond market. this was back in august. we are expected to hear from the city's police chief and district attorney later today. >> tours of us navy ships are now underway as part of san francisco fleet week. you can check out the uss john murtha at pier 30. it's an amphibious transport ship visiting from san diego. the marine corps has cannons on the ship and they are showing demonstrations during fleet week service members with the ship are grateful for the visitors and the support. >> we have a little under 400 sailors in about 220 marines on there right now. it really recharges their batteries when they get to go out and just hear those little words like, hey, thank you for your service. >> families say it's been a great lesson getting to see a navy ship, meeti

governor greg abbott's office told abc seven that they're still only bussing to d.c, new york city, chicagoer and l.a. right now, santa clara county says they don't know if more busses could be on the way but have had a plan in place for this type of scenario for some time. one they'll continue to implement as needed. >> we are prepared for an arrival of migrants to our community given in what we're seeing in other large cities and counties across the country. >> in san jose, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> what you see is not always what you get. up next, a major victory in court for major fast food chains, ships and sailors. >> up next, we go inside one of the navy ships docked in the bay for fleet week. but first to check on the weather with meteorologist or tumor that is very cool. >> outside this morning, we have clear skies and we are in store for a hot october afternoon. look at your highs today in the first column. we're well into the 90s in most cities average is in the middle column. so we are going to be about 17 or 18 degrees above average in many spots later on today. we're wa

. >> el gobernador greg abbott quiere implementar medidas mÁs estrictas, pero el legislador demÓcrataplan de procesamiento de migrantes para asegurar nuestra frontera permitirÍa a migrantes previamente seleccionados, vivir y trabajar en texas por un perÍodo de 3 aÑos, y por el cuÁl tendrÍan que pagar una cuota de 2.000 dÓlares al entrar al paÍs. >> una condiciÓn es que tienen que trabajar, tienen que pagar al sistema, si quieren ser parte del estado de texas, va a resultar en arriba de 5 billlones de dÓlares de inicio que uno recolecto rÍa para el estado _ en cuotas. >> la idea es activar los nuevos inmigrantes en el sistema econÓmico de texas y cambiar la percepciÓn negativa. >> serÍa bueno que den el permiso y poder trabajar y no estar en la calle. >> para el alcalde de mcallen el plan a ser propuesto, serÍa beneficioso para todos pero duda que el gobernador abbott estarÍa de acuerdo. >> necesitamos esa acciÓn de los federales porque en realidad ellos son los que pueden arreglar este tema, esto que estÁ proponiendo morales es algo que en realidad es algo que tienen que tomar en wash

. >> reporter: do you know if governor greg abbott had anything to do with this or facilitating this at all? >> no, at this time, it is unclear. what we do know is that the folks came from el paso, texas, and they were put on the bus by u.s. customs and border patrol. that is what they reported to us. >> reporter: have you been in contact with his office? >> at this moment, our priority is stabilizing the families. >> reporter: we asked what type of help because he will be able to provide to these families. >> we have a robust rapid response network that is connecting folks to the vital services that they need as they first arrive in the cities in santa clara county. >> reporter: earlier wednesday, we also caught up with san jose mayor, to inquire about what the city is doing after hearing for the first time ever that a busload of migrant families were dropped off. >> i think the bottom line is that the federal government needs to fix our broken immigration system, which is unfair to immigrants and the broader community. in the meantime, san jose is a humane and inclusive community t

cierre del puente de las américas y las inspecciones que está realizando el gobernador de texas, greg abbotte la secretaría de desarrollo económico del gobierno de chihuahua ya dio a conocer el monto de las pérdidas millonarias que está teniendo la industria en ciudad juárez. >> por estos retrasos en los cruces. >> 870 millones■!ade dólares esa cifra de pérdidas económicas que ha ocasionado el cierre de puentes fronterizos debido a la crisis migratoria. en lo que va del 18 al 29 de septiembre de este año. >> que a la mejor por eso ya no es tan fácil llegar con el gobernador de texas y decirle oye, este, vamos a hacer otro acuerdo o cómo le hacemos para que nos dejes o nos dejes pasar, eh? por qué no están otras fronteras lejanas? no no hay una respuesta. es más, no hay a quién preguntárselo. >> los choferes han sido los más afectados a consecuencia de estos cierres por conocer oriente libre. >> si es por el tema de los migrantes, pues sí nos está afectando bastante, ya que son muchas horas para un solo cruce y pues hemos durado hasta siete horas para cruzar. >> ahorita a mí me tocó el número

just earlier this week, um, just yesterday i believe it was that our governor, governor, governor greg abbott. just had a press conference down along the southern border inside here in texas, where i'm out in texas with representing nearly 25 governors, 25 governors of different states and demanding that border security is pushed to the top as a priority because of this massive influx that we are seeing, it's absolutely unprecedented. and yet the media was, for the most part, pretty quiet. this is unprecedented. the measures nearly half of the country are actually half of the country standing together and saying enough is enough. this is unsustainable. we cannot do. we cannot take this ar, resources are dwindling, we don't have anything left to get. and yet there are caravans of thousands of more coming through the dairy and gap right now as we speak. and, and yet there's, there's no end in sight. and then from there, once there apprehended along the border, they are then bust into or flown into transported into using united states taxpayer dollars into the interior. they're not just staying

also struggling, bracing for up to two dozen more busses of migrants sent from texas by governor greg abbott. the mayor now planning to visit the border. >> we need to go assess the situation, just like our team has gone to dc. we need better coordination, quite frankly. >> illinois governor in a letter this week called on president biden to address what he calls a humanitarian crisis, citing the federal government's, quote, lack of intervention and coordination. as for the border wall construction, it's for a limited area in south texas, where about 245,000 migrants have entered this year. there's no timeline yet as to when that construction could start. rhiannon lionel. >> andrea, thank you. a memorial service for longtime us senator dianne feinstein today will no longer be public. officials made the change citing security concerns. feinstein will be laid to rest today after lying in state at san francisco's city hall yesterday. she died friday at the age of 90. >> back in washington, new drama on capitol hill. a new push to punish the man who led the revolt against house speaker kevin mcc

says it's working with partners to determine who sent the 12 migrants to san jose, texas governor greg abbott'se told abc seven that they are still only bussing to d.c, new york city, chicago, denver and la. right now, santa clara county says they don't know if more busses could be on the way, but have had a plan in place for this type of scenario for some time. one, they'll continue to implement as needed. >> we are prepared for an arrival of migrants to our community, given what we're seeing in other large cities and counties across the country in san jose, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> coming up, the self-described gangster accused of being the mastermind in the deadly shooting of rapper tupac shakur appeared in a las vegas courtroom today. >> w but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low

southern states are not alone in feeling the impact, with texas governor greg abbott sending busloadso so-called sanctuary cities. mayors from new york to los angeles say they are being overwhelmed by the massive influx of migrants. cbs's nancy cordes is going to start us off tonight from the white house. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: norah, good evening. not only is the biden administration fast-tracking the construction of this wall, it is also waiving 26 different laws and regulations to do something that president biden vowed never to do. 18-foot high steel panels will be installed along a 20-mile stretch of the rio grande near mcallen, texas. they are meant to stop scenes like this, hundreds of migrants racing towards the u.s. border on tuesday night. president biden insisted today he didn't want to build the wall, but that his hands were tied by a law congress passed in 2019. >> i have to use the money for what is appropriate. i can't stop that. >> reporter: do you believe the border wall works? >> no. >> reporter: but his own homeland security secretary traveling in mexico

southern states are not alone in feeling the impact with texas governor greg abbott sending busloads seekers to so-called sanctuary cities. mayors from new york to los angeles say they are being overwhelmed by the massive influx of migrants. cbs's nancy cordes is going to start us off tonight from the white house. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: norah, good evening. not only is the biden administration fast-tracking the construction of this wall, it's also waiving 26 different laws and regulations to do something that president biden vowed never to do. 18-foot-high steel panels will be installed along a 20-mile stretch of the rio grande near mcallen, texas. they're meant to stop scenes like this. hundreds of migrants racing towards the u.s. border on tuesday night. president biden insisted today he didn't want to build the wall but that his hands were tied by a law congress passed in 2019. >> they have to use the money for what it was appropriated for. i can't stop that. >> do you believe the border wall works? >> no. >> reporter: but his own homeland security secretary, traveling

many migrants, largely from central and south america, that republican governors ron desantis and greg abbott, and martha's vineyard. and despite these relocations costing taxpayers millions of dollars, ron desantis saying they are, quote, "just the beginning efforts" and to expect a lot more. if it turns out, and it comes to bear, that desantis's office was responsible for the two planes that got sent to sacramento this last weekend, that is proof in the pudding right there that he's not doing anything to protect florida. he's doing it for cheap political points to try to resurrect a failing presidential campaign. [speaking spanish] [intense music] as an immigrant to this country myself, i was brought here as a nine-year-old by my mom. my mom always instilled in me that this is the land of opportunity. i was born in brazil. i grew up listening about this country. yes, it is a land of opportunity. you can be anything you want to be in this country, but you do need the support. and it's tough for me to hear my mom say something like, maybe when we decided to come to this country, we made the w

being bold and if you push the envelope legally it's the right thing to document there's no doubt greg abbott and i'll give desantis credit as they were able to encourage people to be bused across the country made cities across the country understand the enormous pressure these cities on the board are are under. i think the white house has had to do what the white house had to do. i love when people come around in my position and i'm going to applaud them. now, i wish they had done it sooner. we have been saying it a long time around this table. the wall you've got to reform the asylum process. i think the wall alone won't work. i've said that on this show. we need an asylum process that allows people to reply but not stay in america while they do. if they're allowed to stay the threshold has to be high. you can't just say things are bad at home i want to come here. we have to invest in technology and ways to help cities deal with this enormous challenge and 4 if indeed we want aid for the border which i think we do and need ukraine aid tie it together and pass in it c.r. stop politicizing th

another factor in play, the republican governor greg abbott increasing the number of asylum- seekers that he is offering transportation to. >> last week, texa s governor abbott centralized the dispatch, command and control functions of the deployment of buses to the texas division of emergency management and has ramped up the number of buses that are being sent, not just in new york city but other cities as well. while before, we may have received a few hours notice that buses were coming through back channels and different organizations, even including information on the manifest members of how many people would be on those buses, this change means that we no longer get even a scant heads-up. >> for new york city, there's a lot of hope hinging on a couple of things. for example, this week, the window open for some of the eligible venezuelan asylum- seekers to begin applying, putting them on track for securing a work authorization but also the city has been implementing its confidential 60 day vacate notice, encouraging the asylum-seekers to leave the shelter system but here's the th

some intelligence they feel they gathered that says that texas governor greg abbott will send more busesago. they're up to 3,000 people sleeping on the floors of police stations in chicago. and at the airport there. and what they're looking at is saying to the white house in a combative phone call that happened on sunday night and in a letter that governor pritzker sent to the president on monday saying they need more help. and they're asking, as you said, for some kind of coordinated response to be the person and the -- have the federal government be the actor who is deciding where these migrants go, not just leaving up to the governor of texas or ngos or other people sent around and asking for more help with the money to pay for it. >> it's so interesting, isaac. this is great reporting, by the way. to see this out of chicago and illinois. following what the mayor of new york has been saying for a long time now. but, growing call from democrats, key democrats in key states for this white house. isaac, thanks, very much. >> thank you. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >>> matt

smartest thing greg abbott and ron desantis ever did was export it all across the country. maria: i totally agree. >> there's a real fiscal cost to this. maria: good for them. good for these governors for put being them on a bus and sending them all over the country, in particular the blue states. let them understand. this is more outrageous, this newsweek story, they are reporting that supporters and followers of former president trump are being targeted by the fbi as the 2024 election nears. they reviewed classified data which shows that the vast majority of the fbi's so-called anti-government investigations are of trump supporters. the uh fbi pushing back on this, they claim they don't target trump supporters. president biden was pushing for more bipartisanship yesterday. he yells about the maga group on one end of his mouth and then says both parties need to come together. watch this. >> more than anything, we need to change the poisonous atmosphere in washington. we have strong disagreements but we need to stop seeing each other as enemies. we need to talk to one anoth

. >> texas governor greg abbott hasn't endorsed the i.d. card just yet.ocus next week special session on creating harsher penalties for those caught crossing illegally or human smuggling as well as setting aside more money for new border barriers, bret? >> jeff paul along the border. thanks. how the border crisis will figure into the selection of house speaker. ukrainian officials say russian missile attack killed a 10-year-old boy and grandmother in the northeastern ukrainian city of car kyiv, elsewhere in the region villagers prepare to bury their dead after a strike the previous day killing at least 52 civilians in one of the deadliest attacks in the war in months. french investigative judges file preliminary charges against former president nicholas sarkozy. he is accused of attempting to mislead magistrates in order to clear him in a case regarding the suspected illegal financing libya of 2007 presidential campaign. live look at rome mediterranean sea non-property rescue ship operating off the coast of libya saves 258 migrants in two separate operati

texas governor greg abbott has been sending migrants to other states under operation lone star .aims his state is overwhelmed by people crossing the border. transit officials announced today the much anticipated san jose bart extension is facing yet another very expensive delay. phase two of that project is expected to push the completion date to the year 2036. a full decade later than expected. that project will now cost $12.2 billion dollars, up from a $9 billion estimate. phase two adds four new stations over six mile stretch from the berryessa transit center in north san jose to downtown san jose into santa clara. the impacts of inflation have boosted the anticipated cost of the final phase of this project from. $9.3 billion to $12.2 billion, including contingency fees. despite this increase s, the new figure remains within our funding plan due to strong support by locally supported sales tax measures and state and federal sources. when complete phase two is estimated to carry more than 54,000 passengers every weekday. new at 630, san francisco unified school district employe

reached out to cvp and surrounding the legalities, stuarts of the river buoys you might remember and greg abbotttalled here in eagle pass, texas. stuart. stuart: the legality of them fascinating, isn't it? see you again soon. former border patrol chief rodney scott joining us now. rodney, why do you think the administration suddenly finds a need to build a border wall now? why do you think that is? >> well, first and foremost, i honestly hope they build border wall but i don't think it'll happen. the reason that they're taking this action is something as simple as calling the impoundment control act and that act requires the executive branch to spend money appropriated by congress consist with that appropriations and 2019 to build bolderrer wall system and the barrier and rose wall above and this administration came in and i was in this administration for seven months and in the room having conversations and they wanted, they stopped all border wall construction and they acknowledged back then that they didn't have the legal authority to do that because of the impoundment act and they've had a s

administration to stop removing razor wire along the border with mexico put in place by governor greg abbottofficers have to step in and cut the wire to save the lives of migrants from drowning. joining us now is julia ainsley. good morning. what's the central argument here? >> the judge in this case is arguing that what's at stake here what she said is about property. it's a matter of whether or not this wire belongs to texas, whether or not texas has the right to defend its own property and its citizens' property with the razor wire and whether those rights are superseded by the national security obligations of the federal government, meaning dhs and whether they are allowed to cut this wire. she put a temporary restraining order for two weeks to keep them from cutting that wire. but there's an exception here saying they can cut it if there's a need for emergencied me -- medical care. i have seen migrants where if it was not cut, they could have been swept away while carrying young babies. it's a tough issue here. it's a case we will continue to watch. >> julia, there's some news out of ha

texas governor greg abbott has been sending migrants to other states.s his state is overwhelmed by people crossing the border. our time now. 747 gasia i know you wouldn't let me make food for you, but would you let a robot make food for you? i will take dave clark cooking over that any time. okay. robots anyway, will make some of the food soon at chipotle. also, pam cook is detailing which stocks to watch in today's dollars and cents. that whole chipotle robot thing sounds ripe for instagram for sure. yeah, for sure. yes. all right. well, starting with the stocks to watch today, oakland based clorox had some disappointing news this morning. the oakland based company issued a weaker report than analysts expected for the upcoming quarter. clorox was hit by that cyber attack that continues to impact supply of its products. as the opening bell rang this morning, clorox stock dropped almost 5. but beer sales are up at constellation brands. that company says modelo especial and corona extra are two of their most popular brands, helping sales their taking. you

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blocking homeland security from removing razor wire along the border that was installed by governor greg abbott'sstration the biden administration argues the wire is a humanitarian and safety risk. next hearing in the case is scheduled for november 7th >>> the department of education is penalizing student loan servicer for failing to send timely billing statements to 2.5 million borrowers this month that's when loan payments resumed after a three-year pause. now, the feds are withholding more than $7 million to the servicers and demanding forbearance until this issue is resolved >> and kim kardashian is getting into business with the nba the league announced today her company skims will become the official underwear partner of the nba, the wnba, and usa basketball skims launched its first men's line last week the company was recently valued at $4 billion. basketball players are real people, too. tyler. >> i just don't know what to say. but that's a good one. yeah okay, contessa thanks >>> ahead on "power lunch," the white house unveiling an aggressive ai executive order. we'll discuss how they pl

predominantly republican led states were officials like florida governor ron desantis in texas governor greg abbottban more books and make it easier for individuals to bring challenges to have books removed. tomorrow's let freedom read day. our next guest is levar burton, an actor to many, but to so many people before we do infirmity of his role she's played, he taught us about the wonder of reading, hosting a long time pbs erie's, reading rainbow. that wasn't just a job for him. it was a passion project, and he remains a literacy advocate who this year is the honorary chair for banned books week. you want all of us to join in on reading banned books. >> the freedom to read is under attack. let's do something about it, joey? october 7th is let freedom read day. take at least one action to defend books from censorship and stand up for library staff, educators, writers, publishers, booksellers, and readers. no one person organization can fight censorship alone. we all need to take action. >> joining us, now the anchor lavar burton, this year's honorary chair for banned books week. he's also former ho

texas governor greg abbott has been sending migrants to other states. state is overwhelmed by people crossing the border just one day after the historic vote to remove kevin mccarthy as house speaker. the race to find his replacement is on republican majority leader steve scalise and house judiciary chair jim jordan have officially entered the race. kevin hern, the leader of the largest caucus of house republicans, is expected to follow suit. president biden stressed that he thinks congress needs to focus on getting the work done reached an agreement over the weekend. we cannot and should not again be faced with 11th hour decision. house republicans are expected to start voting for a new leader next week. the fraud trial against former president trump wrapped up a third day of testimony today in new york city . trump, two of his sons and the trump organization executives are on trial in a $250 million lawsuit. the new york attorney general accuses them of engaging in numerous acts of fraud and misread presentation to inflate trump's net worth while lowe

texas looking governor greg abbott in new york city this week calling for tough action o the border. the migrant crisis facing new york is nothing compared to what is happening i the lone star state on a daily basis. time now for our sunday group. julie manchester and national political reporter for the hill. fox news senior political analyst ron williams. samantha was the jason rantz show and author of the brand-ne book "what's killing america," and heritage foundation president kevin roberts. welcome to all of you, let's talk about this border. this have blown up to be -- it had been a it is prog problem for a long time and have confirmation it hit in septembe encounters, the highest on record. not a good look for the demonstration especially when they are being called up democrats. i think steinegger look for congress or the us government. obviously we have a problem and we should solve it. and we have the capacity to solve it one of the troubling things to me as we look at the pictures and we talk about the number of incursions, number of people crossing the border. but i hope yo

texas republican governor greg abbott in new york city this week calling for tough action on the borderhe says the migrant crisis facing new york is nothing compared to what's happening in the lone star state on a daily basis. time now for our sunday group, julia manchester, national political reporter for the hill, fox news senior political analyst juan williams. jason rantz, host of the jason rant show and author of the brand new book what's killing america and the heritage foundation. president kevin roberts. welcome to all of you. all right. let's talk about this border. juan, this has blown up to be it's been a continuous problem for a long time. but we now have confirmation that in august we have hit in september, 260,000 migrant encounters. that's the highest on record. not a good look for the administration, especially when they're being called out by democrats. i think it's not a good look for congress or the us government. obviously, we have a problem. we should solve it and we have the capacity to solve it. but, you know, one of the troubling things to me is we look at the pi

texas governor greg abbott has been sending migrants to other states, claiming his state is overwhelmed by people crossing the border. our time now. 408 san francisco police say they've made an arrest in a deadly attack on a san francisco shopkeeper during a robbery. now police arrested santos de la rosa on suspicion of murder, robbery and assault. it happened back in august at the store in the richmond district on 41st avenue and balboa street. the 60 year old clerk known to his customers as john, tried to stop the 21 year old suspect from stealing. and he had the storekeeper had a baseball bat. well police say dela rosa took that bat away from the store keeper and beat him with it before he left the store. the store keeper suffered a brain injury and then died a few days after that attack. police are expected to give us more information about this later today. the city of san francisco asking the supreme court to overturn a ruling on homelessness. now the court ruling from a federal appeals court requires local governments to two offer shelter here before clearing an encampment. city

those soldier govnor is tweeting every sglday, governor greg abbott, a republicanng ty are "repellinge that iserm he uses regularly- "repelling people." at is a term he uses regularly. soldiers are on ground at the riverbank, telling people know, you can't cross here. go downstream. weot gng to cut the wire and let you in. what is happening is it is just, again, funneling people to certain areas to cross. i think it is an in accurate way of per training what the soldiers are doing. the state troopers down there are making busts every single day of human smuggling and people who have gotten over a legally are picked up and transported deeper into the u.s. and the troopers pulled them over on the road. the soldiers at the border are allowing, when people get through, they are holding them for border control and transferring them over to their custody. so, they are not actually deterring. they don't have the legal authority to push somebody back into mexico. i think that is why there is so much debate over how effective having these men and women down there for a long period and permanen

the border over the past 2.5 year those soldiers, the govis tweeting every single day, governor greg abbotta republican, saying t are "relling people that is a term he uses regularly -- "repelling people." ats a term he uses regularly. soldiers are on the ground at the riverbank, telling people kn, you can't cross here. go downstream. we are not gngo cut the wire and let you in. what is happening is it is just, again, funneling people to certain areas to cross. i think it is an in accurate way of per training what the soldiers are doing. the state troopers down there are making busts every single day of human smuggling and people who have gotten over a legally are picked up and transported deeper into the u.s. and the troopers pulled them over on the road. the soldiers at the border are allowing, when people get through, they are holding them for border control and transferring them over to their custody. so, they are not actually deterring. they don't have the legal authority to push somebody back into mexico. i think that is why there is so much debate over how effective having these men

of course, this was begun by texas governor greg abbott offering free buses to cities like chicago sayinges the border. now they're worried about getting ready and having enough housing for chicagoans and migrants as those cold winter months come to chicago. here's what we learned. >> reporter: officials warning chicago is approaching a breaking point. tents full of desperate migrants lining chicago's iconic lake shore drive. migrants inside o'hare airport. a total of 17,000 migrants showing up since last august, and officials expect 1,200 per day to keep coming. now chicago is building sprawling tent camps to get rid of places like this ahead of the cold winter months. j.b. prisker slamming president biden saying, the federal government's lack of intervention and coordination at the border has created an untenable situation in illinois. the government says they've accelerated work permits and provided a billion dollars to cities nationwide. >> i don't want them there. >> reporter: but protests here are going. >> to have the government come in and dump 300 people right next door to me, it

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