to the us and he has the story now from laredo texas. hi anna. >>making were in mission right now, but we were in the raid earlier today. i want to show you right behind me, i know it's getting dark but this is the rio grande. this is what separates texas from mexico and this is what we've been seeing along the entire texas border is wide open. as you can see there's no wall so people choosing to cry can either swim but most of them go by raft. >>and to be in laredo someone from mexico trying to swim across the rio grande to the us every day you can see the gross annual montt has walked his dog through most the readers park every morning. he says he sees about 5 or 6 people swimming from mexico to the radio every day used to it you know it's always been this way and i think it's gotten worse. >>where i am right now is on the edge of the rio grande see can see there's not a lot of distance between where i'm standing and the water laredo and its neighboring city in mexico, no way the laredo are separated by about 150 foot span of the rio grande. >>

ugcaught up with the mayor of laevo laredo today, and i asked him about the situation.says the local police are working with the feds to keep these migrants safe. but that is not what we've seen or what we've heard since we've been here in mexico. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mireya, thanyou. we want to turn now overseas because tonight, turkish tanks and troops are moving toward the border with northern syria one day after u.s. forces were abruptly withdrawn. turkey is expected to mount an offensive against kurdish troops inside syria. the kurds have been u.s. allies in the fight against isis. and late today, the pentagon issued a statement saying the u.s. military was, in fact, consulted before the troops were withdrawn under president trump's order. arnight, new york state officials are reporting the first vaping death in the state, a 17-year-old from the bronx who died last friday. o is believed to be the youngest of at least 24 who have reed in 20 states. more than 1,000 illnesses from vaping have been reported nationwide. now, a cbs news investigation into zant

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después en que 13 policías fueron asesinados en michoacán y después que 15 personas murieran en nuevo laredoltan a los suyos los mexicanos están aterrados >> cada día más aumenta la inseguridad y es preocupante para todo el mundo >> y están molestos por cómo andrés manuel lópez obrador ha abordado el tema >> cómo el dice que quiere abrazos en lugar de balazos >> pero el presidente dijo que devolverá la paz al país >> en la plaza las autoridades van a aumentar la vigilancia en una celebración comunitaria >> y una ciudad en el área de la bahía sigue con su lucha contra la indigencia >> y vemos cambios y posibilidades de lluvias en las próximas horas tengo los detalles al regresar (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> esta es una lucha constante en san francisco una problemática que no parece mejorar >> es la indigencia pero se quieren sacar a las personas adelante >> san francisco tiene una manera particular de atender las necesidades de los indigentes, esta organización hizo un día de servicio teniendo la mano a más de 6 mil desamparados y contó con la elobernador. se dan desds visuales prue

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this person did not care for the safety of the citizens of laredo, texas. it's unbelievable.nd media critics of president trump will say all this type of reporting is race baiting. you are doing race baiting. your take on that? >> border security is not about race. it's about keeping the border safe. it's simple that some of these democrats when they visit the border, they come here for a few hours and they think they know the border. but they belong to places like new york like aoc. liz: lou dobbs is next. good night. lou: president trump adding to his historic list of achievements. announcing that a team of u.s. forces and army rangers conducted a raid that resulted in the killing of abu bakr al-baghdadi. president trump: the united states brought the world's number one terrorist leader to justice. abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead. a brutal killer. one who caused so much hardship and death, has violent

goods to its neighbor in the 1st 7 months close to 3 percent more on an annual basis business in laredo is already in full swing. almost half of all mexican exports come to the u.s. via this border crossing. in july and car exports from mexico across the border were particularly lively 18 percent more than a year earlier the mexican foreign trade association represents $3500.00 companies association president jose gerardo taha there says mexico has profited from the trade war between the u.s. and china. you're well aware that the trade war between china and the united states has made chinese products more expensive in the u.s. or in america mexican products have become more competitive. and this is led to an increase in demand. nevertheless export with mexico's exports to the u.s. have been rising $4.00 or 5 percent for a long time. the side of all this morning is this constant. although this solar technology company trauma's up a palm is not yet exporting to the u.s. it is selling to chile dubai and the dominican republic and it builds in u.s. dollars and it's not the only company that

in the 1st 7 months that's 2.7 percent more than the same period last year business in laredo is already in full swing. almost half of all mexican exports come to the u.s. via this border crossing. in july car exports from mexico across the border were particularly lively 18 percent more than a year earlier the mexican foreign trade association represents 3500 companies association president who is a gerardo to hunter says mexico has profited from the trade war between the u.s. and china. see most of us back up all ok you're well aware that the trade war between china india united states has made chinese products more expensive in the us. in america mexican products have become more competitive the borders of us on our union could have mental and this is led to an increase in demand. and by all never the less or less mexico's exports to the u.s. have been rising $4.00 or 5 percent for a long time single port said by us the side of all this and that's it from me and the business team. thank you very much a wash. 30 after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th on d w. where is home. when your

patricia: un inicio le ha seguido los pasos a una niÑa hondureÑa que en 2014 cruzÓ la frontera en laredoeportera: este es el sentir de dina, recibe la buena noticia de que su residencia permanente fue aprobada. un camino que iniciÓ en 2014, cuando saliÓ de honduras incluso a estados unidos como menor acompaÑada, cuando tenÍa nueve aÑos de edad. >> puedo ser alguien en la vida sin tener miedo. puedo estar allÍ con mi familia. peggy: dina, de 14 aÑos, fue formo parte del grupo de 52,000 menores no acompaÑados de americanos que cruzan la frontera entre octubre del 2013 y junio 2014 en busca de asilo, huyendo de la violencia de sus paÍses. en su caso pudo reunirse con su mamÁ en illinois. >> al escuchar la situaciÓn de mi paÍs digo, puede mejor decisiÓn que puede haber tomado. ahora mi hija estÁ acá, alejada de lo que estÁ pasando. peggy: para la organizaciÓn lulac este caso es una luz de esperanza para otros menores centroamericanos de su situaciÓn. >> siguiendo los pasos de la corte, teniendo los hechos que tÚ necesitas, es una posibilidad. peggy: dina cursada secundaria, habla perfectamen

of their mireya villarreal spoke with some of the migrants and those trying to help them in nuevo laredo> some people if they are identified as migrants in the streets, they might be kidnapped. >> reporter: it's that dangerous? >> yeah, it's that dangerous. >> reporter: dr. fabiola pintado with doctors without borders says were m half the asylum sukers they've spoken to -- seekers they've spoken to have been victims of migrants. mpp or remain in mexico took effect in january and so far has required 51,000 people seeking asylum in the u.s. to wait in mexico for their hearings. do you believe that this program is protecting them? >> it's not safe for people to came back to mexico and wait, that's for sure. >> we're closing the loopholes -- >> reporter: acting customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan credits the program for the decrease in enforcement action. >> with mmp, migrants are receiving due process and protection while the united states is installing integrity to our immigration system. >> reporter: we embedded with doctors without borders in nuevo laredo, mexico, to see m

i spent a lot of time in laredo and you have two. >> he i have many times. >> you been to the border texas, mexico, california, i wonder if your perspective is the same as mine, it is often brought out the charge that there is a racist of believing and border security. i have two thoughts on that, one, look at the brave men and women on border patrol who are overwhelmed and have one agent who is on diaper patrol instead of border patrol because are so overwhelmed and other agents are in the sector were the only have three guys and gals on the line trying to protect a 70-mile stretch. in a 2-mile stretch of 70 miles where you could drive a car alongside of the river. but you cannot see the river through the king come you don't have a radio signal or a sell signal. were asking them to do the impossible. the majority of the border patrol officers i engaged with, i believe it's assistance to cool truth, they are hispanic, hispanic americans who believe that border is part of our sovereignty, the rule of law matters, that's why people seek to come here, the second point is, with respect t

sector, and i spent a lot of time at laredo. you have, too. you've been to the border in texas, arizona, new mexico, california. i wonder if your perspective is the same as mine. it is often brought out discharge there's a racist tends to believing in border security. i have two thoughts on that. i want to get your feet on it, which is, one, look at the break then the women of border patrol who are overwhelmed, who is when agent told me is often on diaper patrol and state of border patrol because it are overwhelmed as of a considerate and a sector with only three guys or gals on the light try to protect 70-mile stretch. you can see the river computer never read a signal, a sell signal. where asking them to do the impossible. here's my point. majority of the border patrol offices i've engaged with and ugly it is statistical truth are hispanic. they are hispanic americans or e along the border who believe border is part of our sovereignty to the rule of law matters and that's why people seek to call me. that would be one point and

i caught up with the mayor of nuevo laredo today, and i asked him about the situation. hes working with the feds to keep these migrants safe. but that is not what we've seen or what we've heard since we've been here in mexico. norah. >> all right, mireya, thank you. we want to turn now overseas because tonight turkish tanks and troops are moving toward the worried border with northern syria one day after u.s. forces were abruptly withdrawn. turkey is expected to mount an offensive against kurdish troops inside syria. the kurds have been u.s. allies in the fight against isis. and late today, the pentagon issued a statement saying the u.s. military was, in fact, consulted before the troops were withdrawn under president trump's order. tonight, new york state officials are reporting the first vaping death in the state, a 17-year-old from the bronx who died last friday. he is believed to be the youngest of at least 24 who have died in 20 states. more than 1,000 illnesses from vaping have been reported nationwide. nationwide.>>> now, a cbs news investigation into zantac and

you, agriculture exports is really important and why we're going to talk about trade.tariffs and laredoxas, there's 17 ports of entry. that's the largest inland port in the united states. one day's time, there's 14,000 trucks go back and forth across there. a slow day, it's about half a billion dollars worth of trade. about a billion dollars between the state of state of mexico. agriculture is a big deal in our state. myt's why we -- you know, department is a big department. i oversee a $6 billion budget. that's just a number. if i told you, mr. secretary, that my budget than the budget of 31 governors, that would kind of put it in perspective. responsible for five million school meals each day. we do cows, plows and sows. other stufflot of too that you really don't know about. we're kind of the best unknown of texas.the state >> how do you think -- how are texas farmers and ranchers doing right now? the sentiment? >> farming and ranching is always a struggle. i tell everybody that i'm an eighth generation farmer rancher that's just kind of is in agriculture. we're struggling a little b

laredo, texas there are 17 points of entry. that's the largest inland port in the united states. one day at a time there are 14000 trucks going back and forth acrossor that. on a slow day it's about half a billion dollars worth of trade in on a busy day about $1 billion between the state of texas and mexico. agriculture is a big deal in our states and that's whyhy my department is a big department and i have to oversee a 6 billion-dollar budget and that's just a number but if i told you that mr. secretary that might but it was larger than the budget of 31 governors that put that in perspective so the largest thing we do at the moment of agriculture is i'm responsible for 5 million [inaudible] each day so we do cows, plows and sows but we do a lot of other things you don't know about. were the best unknown agency in the state of texas. >> how are texas farmers doing right now? what is the sentiment? >> farming and ranching is always a struggle. i tell everyone i'm an eighth generation farmer and rancher and we have a couple more canoe years we might pay for it and that's the way i

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. >> in laredo, texas. >> we're celebrating cindy. >> hi, everybody. good morning.s not just any day or any month. it's an october to remember. >> october to remember. >> real eye opener by the way, tomorrow coming up as we continue our october to remember. we've got a real eye opener for parents tied to the vaping epidemic, a story we have been covering a lot on the "today" show. wait until you see the new ways kids are hiding those e-cigarette devices in plain sight. >> of course we are counting down to friday. it's our international day of the girl. michelle obama will be making a special announcement. plus you guys, we have a live performance from grammy winner, alessia cara. a packed and fun show on friday, isn't it. >> packed with inspiration, i would say. let's get right to the news at 8:00. all eyes on northern syria as turkey prepares a major military offensive against the kurds. nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. many are saying we are seeing the start of a historic bet

cartel members came to a shelter in laredo and the city your agency has returned 10,000 asylum-seekers and demanded the minister in charge of the shelter and over cubans who were sheltered there for ransom. when he refused the cartel's kidnapped him and that the pastor hasn't been seen or heard from since. have you heard of this incident? >> i haven't heard of anything. >> in september they reported how many numerous people are subjected or have been delivered to the hands of these very dangerous cartels if we can all agree they are dangerous, just miles away from the forcibly returned by cbp officers. one migrant described how the mexican immigration officers who were transporting them turned them directly over to the cartels. are you aware that the mexican officials are turning these people directly over to these cartels, are you aware of this? >> i'm not aware of a verified incident where that has occurred. >> it's clear to me the program is creating a business opportunity for cartels that now have tens of thousands of vulnerable people and desperate people who are being exploited.

steve: 100 degrees down in laredo, texas. janice: is that where the coach was from?ten. i love that. the coach. ainsley: thanks, janice. not just democrats. teachers unions are now joining the impeachment push. one former teacher is calling them out next. of♪. with sofi, get your credit cards right- by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance. but they often have higher monthly premiums and no

i know exactly what your guest is talking about laredo texas handles most shipments that we see for parts canada u.s. and mexico as a region we will be able to compete against the world whether china or another part of the world. maria: i guess your colleagues are all caught the up in the impeachment proceedings, so that is putting it on -- putting the back burner on things like usmca. right? >> no. no, no. >> no? >> there's two different tracks certainly three different committees working on impeachment, inquiry, i am appropriations my two foufs promotions, and getting this trade agreement passed those are my two focuses the focus that i have for this year, and we are going to get this done. maria: like xrks for example monday impeachment hearings on that tuesday hearings on usmca? >> no, no, listen to what i said there are two different tracks there is one track, that is working on that three different committees i don't sit on. maria: okay. >> there is another track what we're doing the work that we're doing, and again we are going to pass this trade agreement. we are going to pass thi