>> i'll leave that to senator langford to find out what is the best path forward. hr number two came out of the house very strong, got zero democratic votes in the senate. no, it came out of the house without democratic support. we are supposed to get 50 so how do we get 11 democrats when we could not get any? we've lost rand paul. i understand hr number two but i also understand civics. if you pass a bill in the house without one democratic vote, it is very difficult for us to get 11 democrats to do something not one democrat would do and we have lost rand paul. where are we at? we have a historic opportunity to bring about border security reform, stop abuse of parole, get substantial changes, but not what i would like because the only way you ever get the border secured is to have a republican president. we will insist on major changes as part of the supplemental to the white house. we have exposed you for who you are. you are abusing the law and do not think about a bill that will get 60 votes until we fix this problem. go ahead. >> [inaudible] >> yes, i have. t

that's langford's sin here. i have lots of friends who are worried about what the reported details, this 5,000-crossing number. that is a legitimate policy disagreement. the problem is trump is not offering a policy disagreement. >> let's listen in to the judge here in south carolina. >> to prejudice suffered by the defendant, specifically that the improper comments to the juror or jurors influenced the juror to vote to convict defendant murdaugh. the facts -- did clerk of court hill make comments to any juror which expressed her opinion of what the verdict would be? miss hill denies, a, and so the question becomes was her denial credible? i find that the clerk of court is not completely credible as a witness. miss hill was attracted by the siren call of celebrity. she wanted to write a book about the trial and expressed that as early as november 2022, long before the trial began. she denies that this is so, but i find that she stated to the clerk of court rhonda mcalvye and others her desire for a guilty verdic

>> not with langford negotiatins and not the senate republicans. senate republicans hate the voters but let's be honest about that, laura, they are notof interested but they areac interested in promoting the chamber of commerce and those people that actually planned the senate g.o.p.ce there ispt nothing that i thinke can agree to accept for we will stop all immigration immediately and we will secure the border. we will cease all immigration t until we get to-based immigration system. the fact of the matter is, theri is no negotiation until we actually stop this, have a conversation how we completely fix it and secure our border.kn nothing short of that will not fix this and we all know it, laura. >> laura: chris, right now in cities and i was just in san francisco, tenants everywhere but from here where we are right now in d.c. tense everywhere. we have a massive problem withs, streets in america withow americans either on drugs, homeless, economically challenged and their policy isit to say to republicans, you don't agree with this right now and

republican senator james langford, a republican from oklahoma.s been the lead negotiator in a bipartisan border security deal. in fact, he's compromise as someone who's covered this now for decades, his compromise is more conservative than any previous senate negotiations that have come this far in the last 25 years. but donald trump opposes the deal, and he's pretty blatant about it. he wants to use the border issue and the immigration issue to win election in november, and that's why he opposes senator langford's attempt to solve this problem. do you stand with president trump or do you stand with senator langford on that? >> well, let's talk about president trump. it's his policies that had this border secure. and i don't want your viewers to tune me off on this because when trump was president he had the remain in mexico policy, so i don't think president trump is against legal immigration and h-sb visas, but what he is against is catch and release. and so if you're going to have immigration in the u.s., you have to do it legally. but you sta

. >> so what was senator langford -- what has senator langford gotten for his efforts to solve what hisa party has voted to condemn and censure langford for working with democrats. joining me is jasmine crockett of texas, and stuart stevens, senior adviser to the lincoln project. i'm going to start with you, congresswoman crockett. it's your state that is home to the governor, who has essentially dared the federal government to come down and enforce federal border policy. so it is portrayed, i just want you to confirm, as an absolute urgent crisis, no? >> oh, absolutely. it's an invasion, joy. it's an invasion, honey. so yeah, we know that this is what they're saying out loud, but this is because people such as chip roy have made it very clear they have nothing to campaign on. so therefore, they have found that this is their chance. they're able to use democratic governors and democratic senators -- i'm sorry, mayors to say listen, everybody agrees. even the democrats, right? so here it is, we can have a solution, but we know the solution is not what they want. all they want is rhetoric

anything that interrupts that negotiation i think would be tragic. >> james langford being one of the three lead negotiators. so what happens next. >> right. well, so we still haven't seen the bill text yet so we don't know exactly what's in this bill, but james langford and the senate republicans, at least the leadership of the senate republicans, have been negotiating for amongst on this deal. they say they've been doing it in good faith. it's really to come up with a policy solution that would actually work and have an impact. what you're seeing actually is politics are playing some role in affecting that deal, right? you have a number of people to bash the biden administration and fixing the border and sending a lot more money to enforcements and processing people, actually do it in a humane way while keeping the numbers down. so, again, it looks like we're really at an impasse. it's hard to see how anything can become law. what we see a lot on capitol hill, a lot of spinning of wheels, talks, negotiation and not a lot of real answers or solutions. >> what will you be watching for

what did langford tell you about this? how does he feel about what's going on back at home? this is a serious guy who came to washington to actually try to make a difference. you have seen that in how he's conducted himself here. but he's really being punished. >> it's a reflection of where the republican party is these days at the local level. you talk to senator langford and he dismisses it and says he's not focusing on what's happening. but you have seen several republicans who tried to work on a range of issues, not just the border, get censored by their state parties back home. senator cornyn, who negotiated the gun safety bill with chris murphy a couple years back, he got censored by the texas republican party. got booed on stage when he appeared at their annual convention a year back. so these are things that happen at the state level that senate republicans try to block out of their memory and out of their view, but it's really a reflection of where the party is today, especially at the local level. again, it's not just over the border or over guns. senator tom tilli

yes, i have dana spoken to senator langford many different times. specifically about what we in the house and what my committee is willing to accept on the negotiations that are going on. so secretary mayorkas needs to follow the law, period. i have a duty to the people of tennessee and to the american people to not allow a cabinet secretary to just break the laws, lie to congress, disregard court orders. you can't do that. you can't take an oath to defend the constitution and violate the very founding principles of that constitution and be a cabinet secretary. the constitution is clear. we write the laws, they enforce them. he is not doing that. >> bill: another topic overseas right now. the attacks on u.s. forces. we've got 128 in iraq and syria on the region there. and there have been 13, however, since secretary austin apparently was hospitalized. do you think his call it a mystery for the moment, do you think it can be explained? >> i think this is more about the weakness of the president than the incapacitation of the secretary of defense. i'm

and langford and company won't demanded. why?n kirby got tripped up on this question.>> >> are there not steps he could use under executive authority to some measures to seal the border oefforts? >> he said he's willing to use l executive measures. he gets the bill passed in border funding and includes those authorities, he will use c those authorities. >> laura: hey, john, next time can you just say, can i buy aou vowel please? back to langford, he is a senator from one of the most conservative states. so as he complained to the town hall in oklahoma for this border, really, go through it? of course not. but why not release the languagh and go sell it to the people whi will actually have to live with th wite consequences. b he won't do a town hall because he knows how badly it would go.o on saturday,te the oklahoma g.o. voted to formally sanctions on lankford accusing him of playing fast and loose with the border policy not only disenfranchises legal immigrants witham citizenship it puts the safety and security of americans in t

i'm so glad you played senator langford's soundbite. you know, it is a conservative republican dream. this bill gives them one of the biggest wins they've ever had, and they're about to tank their own agenda. you know, listen to what they are saying. they are saying that the border is an existential crisis that has to be dealt with right now. what are they doing? they're basically saying, we're going to do absolutely nothing because donald trump is telling us to do nothing. we're going to abandon ukraine. we are going to leave the border open. at the moment of international crisis, we are going to turn our backs on any possibility of bipartisan compromise. it is really an extraordinary moment just in terms of the raw cynicism. again, the bill is a win for republicans by, you know -- in their own terms. >> right. >> you listen to senator langford running down that list of what it's doing. what is it you don't want, other than to tick off donald trump? there is no answer to it. >> jackie -- >> go ahead. >> sorry, mika. i was going to ask

langford has really tried.sor him, the republican party over there, for just trying to be helpful and trying to solve this. >> neil: you're right. he was censored by the oklahoma republican party. >> you know, we got to fix this. we got to work on this. it's not only what we're doing here at the u.s. border, the one yard line, but also keep in mind, the numbers were so high in december, 302,000. i disagree with those. that's bad. we shouldn't have that. but now they have gone down. why? because now we have mexico doing their job. we have to makes sure that mexico continues to do their job and change some of the policy. we need to not only invest money at the u.s. border but we have to change the policy and make sure that we address immigration flow that we see right now that is out of control. >> neil: in point to this plan, sir, and say it doesn't solve the problem. it still allows -- even though the president said he would shut down the border if it passes. it doesn't shut down the border. he would allow to 5

the problem you have langford negotiating with mayorkas, right? that's like talking to an arsonist how to put out a fire. he hasn't reached out to career law enforcement officers like myself or rodney scott. guys who spent decades on this issue working for six different add min trigss. we haven't received one phone call what we think would work and what we know has failed over the last six administrations. bring in the experts to the table like the trump administration did which ended in great success. politicians talking to politicians never works. it makes me sad to say that but that's just the stone cold fact. you need the people who spent decades on the border and saw success and saw failure to help you find success. so i just hope they reach out and let us be part of this solution so we can help fix this problem. hr2 is extremely important. 112,000 dead americans, hundreds of known suspected terrorists. people off the terrorist watch list. 600% increase in sex trafficking in women and children. 1700 migrants died on u.s. soil. at what point i

screening at a higher standard and then get returned back to their home country. >> reporter: now langforder republicans have also pointed out that some of the authorities that this bill includes are the very things that former president trump, then president in 2017, had actually asked congress to implement. so they are saying that republicans who oppose this now are hypocrites and are doing so only for political purposes. when it comes to the text of this bill, jose, really quickly, i am hearing the goal is midweek this week. they're hoping to get this out quickly. they're hoping to give republicans a chance to read it, especially those who want to read it, who want to delay before they can vote on it and they hope to do that swiftly. >> meanwhile, julie, in the house, where speaker johnson has said any deal would be dead on arrival, what's going on with the impeachment effort against mayorkas? >> mayorkas has been in the room negotiating provisions of this deal with those senate negotiators we keep talking about. on one hand he's being impeached by house republicans. on the other he's i

. >> conversations around the supplemental senator langford said hr two will not pass.will your message be to president biden that the house will not pass a supplemental package or ido you believe the senate has made progress? mr. johnson: we don'tthe senate has come up with. we are anxious to see what they have done because there is a lot of delibhfate discussi bait. i do not think now is the time for immigration reform because weit is past time to secure the border. we passed that bill eight or nine months ago now. important elements, restore remain in mexico reform asylum, parole, rebuild the wall. yo among those elements on a menu and solve the problem. two or three weeks ago i took 63 republicans to the epicenter. we talked border patrol, the deputy chief. he is a 33 year veteran and they told us we feel like border patrol is administering an open fire hydrant. we need to reduce the flow. you have to have these elements involved so we are real transformative policy change because that is what americans need and demand. republicans are standing on that line. i have

>> you are operating on innuendo and rumor, the things james langford wants are good for america.i have, at this moment, reason we have a border crisis, we have a president that won't enforce immigration laws. border laws and immigration laws have not changed, they are the same as under trump. trump enforced laws and put in remain in mexico. you have to apply from your country, not releasing single adults crossing the border. biden repealed that and that kicked off the border crisis. he won't enforce current law how can anybody precontinued he will support stricter ones. he is fighting border security, trying to keep texas from protecting itself. he will take authority and use to protects the country? he has authority to secure the border, doesn't have willingness to do it. he wants there to be a deal, bipartisan deal and republicans are on board and crazy republicans killed it and therefore blame them for the border, that is what he wants. he can seal the border and reinstate remain in mexico and stop releasing single adults crossing the border. >> brian: senator, no doubt about

he reaffirms support for the trio of senators including republican senator james langford for trying to get a deal on this issue. he would be behind that. can they get a deal? they're hopeful they can get it out by next week. getting the votes to the senate, getting the republican-led house, all huge questions in large part because of donald trump >> manu raju on capitol hill, thank you. henry cuellar, the district from san antonio to the u.s./mexico border, you just heard manu raju report that the border deal might be falling apart, might be dead because of donald trump, he does not want a victory. he wants to run against biden on this in november what is your take and who do you blame? >> i think what mitt romney said and what manu raju said talking to the senators, it is sad that one person can stop the u.s. senate and the u.s. house from moving ahead on bipartisan legislation to address this. keep in mind republicans have said there's a crisis, there is a crisis, there is a crisis, let's act now guess what? now let's wait for president trump to get re-elected and then we can addr

. >> i think james langford has been working very hard to secure the southern border, to give the next president, whomever it is, more authority to secure the southern border. so anything that interrupts that negotiation i think would be tragic. i hope no one is trying to take this away for campaign purposes. >> do you think this is what he wants, the issue, donald trump, this is why he's doing it? >> i think the border is an important issue for donald trump. and the fact that he would communicate to republican senators and congress people that he doesn't want us to solve the border problem because he wants to blame biden for it is really appalling. >> now i just spoke to senators james langford and senator chris murphy, two members trying to negotiate the bipartisan deal, they say they're still going to try to cut a deal. murphy told me the next 24 to 48 hours will be critical to see if there's any viable past forward but if they cut a deal they have to put it on the floor, votes, 60 republican vote in the senate, then the republican led house which is aligned with donald trump's posi

you weren't present, my understanding, at this meeting that was discussing a resolution against langfordwhat do you say to your fellow members of the oklahoma gop who do want to censure senator landward for engaging in these bipartisan immigration talks? >> first of all i want to thank you for having me on. actually i was reminiscing that set the day it was a decades of my first appearance on cnn with piers morgan, when he hit his show before, it failed. glad that your haven't me pick on with you all. but with what took place on site today shows he is fear are republicans that are disgruntled with the border policy, was a biden border policy. and people are very frustrated and upset and said about it. it was not an official okay gop action. people are very frustrated and upset. -- we haven't seen any final language. we don't know exactly what he was working on. i would say it's presumptive to go ahead and condemn someone who is trying to find a solution. personally, i would say 5000 people across the border is too many. i would say zero people should be allowed to cross our border. we sh

border, and it's james langford that's helping put together this tough, conservative border securityu have the speaker of the house and these, i don't know, are they pro-putin republicans? i'm sure a lot of these people voted against ukraine aid time and time again. but they're saying, "no, no, no, we're not going to give you ukraine aid because we're not going to vote for this border security bill," and, yet, it's the republicans in the senate saying, "this is the best bill we will ever get," makes no sense. >> the answer might be something that speaker johnson actually said out loud yesterday, which is, donald trump is running the house of representatives. he's been talking constantly, he says, to donald trump. donald trump doesn't want to give what he thinks is a win to joe biden, and so speaker johnson is following orders from the boss. republicans in the house are following orders from the boss. >> wait, wait, willie, you're saying that donald trump is helping vladimir putin here? why, that's just shocking. >> vladimir putin certainly appreciates it. we know that from past histo

are you open to seeing what is in this deal and what is your response to senator langford?lutely, i'm open to seeing the deal. i don't know what's in the deal. if it is the most security border security to come out of congress, i will be certainly happy to see it. obviously, it is subject to interpretation whether it is conservative or not but if it turns out to be what he says, very conservative, i'm certainly open to the idea of supporting it when it gets to the house, so i haven't seen it so right now it's speculation. >> congressman carlos giminez, we have to leave the conversation there. we look forward to talking to you about the deal once we see the text. >>> after 87 years, have we finally found amelia earhart's missing plane? a deep-sea exploration company believes they may have located it. we are going to speak to that company ceo in just a few minutes. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that fol

of the clip saturday rick scott and langford on opposite sides.et's take a listen. >> this focuses on getting us to 0 illegal crossings a day, there is no amnesty and this is not about letting 5000 in the day this is the most misunderstood section of this proposal. >> we can change all these laws, there is laws now, trump secure the border by did decide to open in the exact same laws we don't need a new bill we need something to enforce biden to comply with the law. >> you republicans at odds with each other in the backdrop of this impeachment as well and then you have the media coming to the defense of democrats on top of it, the washington post said the house gop unveils mayorkas impeachment articles despite lack of evidence in 20 pages laid out from republicans. what is it going to take for the media to take the border crisis seriously. >> i think you see the cowboys in the super bowl before you see them report on this honestly, 10000 people a day in december crossed into this country illegally, 300,000 in a month, what more evidence do you nee

and yet, mcconnell, langford and other yes-men like north dakota, todd young in indiana, they want youe believlie that suddenly biden c be trusted to enforce a nenewha' provisions. >> what isn't interesting to me there are a lot of angry people out there and that is why the border crisis is number onese issue for voters. e ave i don't see how we have ar story to tell when we missed the one opportunity to fix it. >> anything that interrupts that negotiation i think would be tragic. i don't doubt he wants a perfect deal, so do i. but we have to do something right now to get as much done as we can possibly get done. >> laura: republicans, who the heck needs democrats? they all know that biden doesn't need legislation to fix the border. plus, one sourcekn with knowlede of the text of the so-calleder b bipartisan bill said it will still allow biden to parole and close to 2 million migrants over the last year in office. and by the way in addition toha, the fast track, hundreds of thousands of more foreign workers on that whicrkerh is whe liberal open borders, democrats like chris murphy are

. >> the senator lankford mcconnell is referring to is jim langford. he is a conservative republican who given the urgency expressed by his own party said this -- >> there is an expectation that congress will actually do something and that we're not going to just wait around and be able to hope things get better but we'll take the action to actually make things better. >> now, that expectation to the extent americans expect anything from their lawmakers at this point in time is on the verge of being proven wrong. because of things like this, quote, a border deal now would be another gift to radical left democrats. they need it politically, but they don't care about our border. that is trump. not currently the president or even the actual republican nominee yet. publicly undercutting langford's efforts. and he went even further in private. and republicans, same republicans who have made clear over and over and over again in hearings, in news conferences, in border visits, in political ads, just how much of a crisis this is, they are listening. >> i'm en

then "face the nation," senator langford of oklahoma and democratic senator, tim kaine of virginia. >from all of us at cbs news, have a good night. x x >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> tonight, the 49ers are just one game away from the super bowl but can they take out the detroit lions? we have everything you need to know about tomorrow's nfc championship game. >>> looking for a place to watch tomorrow's game? how about one of the oldest 49ers bars in the area? and the lions have landed, we are in san jose as fans and players get into game mode. from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm andrea nakano. it is almost game time and the whole season has been building up to tomorrow as the 49ers take on the detroit lions in the nfc title game. let's get straight over to matt lively. >> brock purdy is gearing up for one of the most important games of his career on sunday, after playing a season that either gets praised or pummeled by the general public and national media, he gave the critics plenty to talk about in the divisional round, for 3 1/2 quarters, he stum

langford saying wait a second, presidents, one person should scuttle this great bipartisan agreement,t is just a tragedy, we're really going to fix the border and trump is trying to stop us. >> this isn't about donald trump , this is about the security of the american people. i think let's not blame trump for doing something that all of the american people are saying, which is secure the border nobody has seen this deal, we'r told as the best deal ever it's wonderful you should also boarded, they won't let us see it, if it's a wonderful, publis it, c it. it sounds like it's going to allow 50,000 more green cards a year. it sounds like expedited work permits for illegal aliens in the country. it sounds like the border isn't going to be closed at all. that's not a deal. that's a gateway. why would anybody and the right lane support that? the american people don't support it. >> they're suing texas for enforcing the border, but then romney is pooh-poohing because donald trump is trying to prevent our great deal. they're not going to enforce th border. you don't have to work at capital to

chuck schumer and james langford was stillborn from the start as house republicans abandoned what they bill. joe biden is threatening our state's sovereignty, and if he actually federalizes the texas national guard, it would be unprecedented, it would effectively activate the federal guard and be a direct order to them to stand down and not defend the united states. look at yesterday, at all this obscenity that is happening, we continue to move forward. trump slammed president biden and condemned the border crisis. this is a disaster, this is a terrible situation, nothing like this has ever happened before, this is the worst border in the history of the world, including any other countries. there has never been a country where millions and millions of people could enter without checks, without prohibitions, i don’t know anything. trump slammed president biden and condemned the border crisis. texas governor greg evatt prepared a letter addressed not just to the presidential administration, but to the whole world. here's part of what it says. as part of the lawless border policy. preside

langford has really tried he got censored in their going to censor him in the republican party for trying helpful. neil: the oklahoma republican party, continue. >> again we have got to fix this and work on this it's not only what were doing here at the u.s. border, the 1 yard line but keep in mind, the numbers were so high in december 30, 2000, i disagree with those that is bad we should not have that but now we've gone down, why have they gone down now we have mexico doing its job and we have to make sure mexico continues doing its job and change some of the policy and we need to not only invest money at the u.s. border that we have to change the policy and make sure that we address the immigration flow that we see right now that is out of control. neil: many point to this plan and say it does not solve the problem. it still allows even though the president promised it would pass he would check on the board of the very day it does not shutdown the border, you would still allow 5000 to get into this country and stay. they're quibbling over the number but it's still a lot higher than 1000

what you see emerging is a divide between a group of republicans who believe, as james langford rightlyegislation related to immigration in a generation and that this is an opportunity that will slip away if they don't take advantage right now. that's how we see this process play itself out is an attempt by negotiators to thread that needle where conservatives feel comfortable supporting this bill while at the same time feel like they put a package together that will solve the problem. we will see if that process plays out. >> the hottest issue there is. it's an election year. we will see. they have a 3:00 meeting. i know you will be all over that. >>> now to breaking news. russia accusing ukraine of shooting down a military plane carrying 65 ukrainian prisoners of war for a hostage exchange. this video appears to show the plane plummeting to the ground, exploding into a fireball. it's along the ukrainian border. molly hunter joins us now with more. molly, this was a pre-planned hostage exchange as we understand it. russia's argument is, ooh crepe -- ukraine knew how to target it. ukrai

senator langford is the chief negotiator with the senate in the deal they're trying to get done.funding deadline is coming january 19th, february 2nd. running out of money again. >> dana: speaker johnson suggesting he wants to negotiate directly with the white house came out today. we'll know by sunday you might have an update. >> thanks, guys. >> dana: colorado ski resort is fighting back after social media influencers invade the slopes. why a luxury clothing brand is facing a mountain of legal trouble. ♪ just to see if you qualify for a home loan. yet, some lenders charge you hundreds of dollars in upfront fees just to apply. they keep your money even if they turn you down. call newday. unlike other lenders, at newday there's no upfront appraisal fee, no upfront termite inspection fee and no upfront water test fee. not $1 out of pocket. give us a call. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to you

i understand it is misinformation a lot of misinformation about the bill according to langford god blesst he says the bill will do what he says we need to reform asylum to get control of the border by holding asylum hearings at the border and keep people from being released into the country until they have been processed into the court and deemed eligible for entry and deported if eligible and limited number of people that can cross the number on a given day, langford causes management, he has some big hurdles, one of them is democrats in their zeal to wrongly brand everyone who disagrees with a racist, they're digging in in their heels and resisted everyone that reduces the flow without prior authorization in the gop anything other than hr two dead on arrival we have a good bill let's see what's offered up. neil: if it doesn't come to pass they could break things up instead of tying ukraine aid in all that they may handle that separately. what would be the process is cooler and more negotiable headstone prevail. hopefully the senate can look at the bill and reconcile whatever difference

maria: now the oklahoma gop is voting to censor langford for his role as the chief negotiator in thee senate is really doing. i will say this obama's former homeland security secretary said you reach a crisis point at 1000 migrants a day read under the negotiated deal they are going to shutdown the border at 5000 this does not make any sense. this is not trauma this is obama's former homeland security secretary saying 1000 overwhelms the system but here because it's so bad were doing 10000 a day, 5000 is acceptable. it's a nonstarter the house position is pretty clear that's where the american people are, hr two to secure the border act is where we need to be a fixes the issue and it removes the ambiguities in the law that the secretary has been allowed to abuse for years and it's time to get serious about the border, this does not solve the border crisis. >> doug collins you made a good point earlier why did they think they needed to start from scratch in the senate you had hr two, what is the deal from starting from scratch and coming up with the idea of 5000 a day. >> that's the p

both the top negotiators, langford and murphy say there has been a lot of leaks in the process whichappens on capitol hill especially when you're looking -- working on something that so high-stakes. they say don't listen to the leaks, follow the text. host: this is the headline -- some folks see this as more of a political football. talk through some of that process you are watching and who the main players are. guest: the border has always been a politicthat's why we ha'n substantial border security or reforms in decades because it doubles lawmakers every time they bring it up area it just the politicization of this issue will be in overdrive because we are in an election year area the primary caucus season is underway in the general one is around one or,, everything in washington will be politicized but voters and americans are interested in the border and immigration reform. there was a poll just this month from harvard that found that immigration is now the top issue to voters. when they were asked which your highest concern in the election, 35 percent said immigration and 32% sa

in 2017 iceland volcanic wilderness pushed langford to his limits. within 2 weeks, he painted 12 pictures under the most advanced conditions. the root cause of all cannot create a rational pains and canvases, 200 meters up, and then did my painting and tracked everything back down again. after that, you're totally exhausted. it's monday enough fetish fetish document, and he works a c 5 maces above the city's roof tops for this project in full and the case. it's an ac kilograms of oil paints a piece of logistics in itself. to fix drugs of paints, make his work seem almost 3 dimensional. implies the paint directly to the canvas with his hands. he says brushes create an unnecessary distance dentist has had a, it's just fabulous. the paint is so warm but not hot and sometimes of summer have the problem that the pain is so hot that it burns my hands committee and his natural networks of products of the moment. it only takes him about 4 hours to finish the 1st 3 parts of his bill and kind of on for now. so it was with us as an x. i really, we live in extre

, which can unlock tens of billions of dollars in aid for ukraine. said republican senator james langford. according to him, there is a chance that this deal will work, and everyone is counting on it. let me remind you that in october, us president joe biden asked congress to approve additional funding, including more than $60 billion for ukraine, but it stalled in the senate due to bipartisan disagreements over border security with mexico. the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, is still hospitalized at the national military medical center. the cause of the sudden illness is not known. this was reported in the press service of the us ministry of defense. as noted, austin is recovering and has already returned to duty. the head of the ministry of defense received operational information and gave the necessary instructions to his team. earlier, the media reported that us president joe biden had been inactive for four days knew about lloyd austin's hospitalization. spying on military echelons in the dnipropetrovsk region, the security service detained an official of ukrzaliznytsia. he colle

there's no reason senator langford or murphy would be risking so much capital by being seen trying toe gap on something so politically fraught congress could not address it for four decades, and i think leadership in the house and senate want the deal, and the democratic majorities will have to carry the deal if they want to push it through, not only in the senate but in the house. it's for that reason some of the trickier issues, like humanitarian parole, and that's extremely to figure out when you have republicans wanting to restrict the biden administration's ability to use that authority, and then the democrats are pushing back bringing up resettled ukrainian and afghan refugees, and there are still outstanding problems here, and this is tied to ukraine. >> nbc news capitol hill correspondent, julie, thank you. >>> letitia james decided he needed more money back from that situation, and this is just days away? >> yeah, it's his magical litigation tour. as joe put it earlier, i mean, he loves -- first of all, he went yesterday because, as chuck previously said, there's a delay aspe

senator langford likes, senator tillis likes, not notable liberal members.se we have a former president who has said, and i appreciate his honesty, who has said he doesn't want to solution to the problem. he doesn't want our border problem fixed. until he is the president again, because he wants the issue. so what we are really dealing with, should we enact legislation that may solve the border problem, or should we keep it as an issue so that donald trump can campaign on it and we can all debate that issue during the campaign but take no action. that's what we are really debating. and the three bills that will come this week our diversions. they are minor bills, they don't really do anything new to keep our safety, for instance on this one, engaging in a high-speed chase is already a deportable offense. all they want to do is loosen due process provisions. for longtime residents. but this is pitiful, and it is minor-league stuff, compared to major legislation that will actually solve our border problem. and that legislation is pending in the senate. the sen

frank langford from npr, moderated by me. >> hi, everybody. i'm the naval warfare reporter at the fence news, and i am very excited to have this panel of reporters here today. we can talk a little bit about reporting from ukraine. with me, i have vivian salama, she's with the wall street journal. i also have frank langford, was a global democracy correspondent at npr. you are both and ukraine four times now covering the conflict, psychic we have a lot to talk about here. so thank you all again for being here for the discussion. first, i'd like to let you both just introduce yourself to the audience a little bit. vivian, could you just walk us through your first time going to ukraine and what you saw there, some subsequent visits, and you know, just how you have approached this ongoing conflict? >> sure. first, it's great to be with you all. my first time as a journalist going to ukraine was actually just before the conflict started. i went in january of 2022 and things are very tense, but also, people were in a little bit of a state of denial

surgeons at langford vets in bristol managed to save all four of ariel's normal legs.that extra limb she also had two additional paws, so she was quite remarkable looking. we've managed to amputate the limb at the base of that additional leg. so now, you wouldn't notice that she had anything wrong with her at all. ariel was named after disney's little mermaid character because her partially fused back legs resembled a mermaid's tail. this video was taken before the operation. greenacres animal rescue in haverfordwest cared for her after she was found. they'll be looking for a new home for ariel. but now, after the operation, she's travelling back to wales, to a foster family and, hopefully, for a few doggy treats. aruna iyenger, bbc news. fantastic that she is looking so well, and all those people raise that money for her operation. you can read more about that story on our website. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. storm isha looks to be one of the strongest storms of the 23/24 season. it is likely to lead to transport disruption as well as probably damaged power

surgeons at langford vets in bristol managed to save all four of ariel's normal legs.hat extra limb she also had two additional paws, so she was quite remarkable looking. we've managed to amputate the limb at the base of that additional leg. so now, you wouldn't notice that she had anything wrong with her at all. ariel was named after disney's little mermaid character because her partially fused back legs resembled a mermaid's tail. this video was taken before the operation. greenacres animal rescue in haverfordwest cared for her after she was found. they'll be looking for a new home for ariel. but now, after the operation, she's travelling back to wales, to a foster family and, hopefully, for a few doggy treats. aruna iyenger, bbc news. take a close look at this — these are some of the best images of our world from a micro perspective, recognised at this year's close—up photography of the year awards. they are now heading into their sixth year. the global competition draws thousands of entries from those who share a passion for life's smaller details. viewers are enco