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one doctor in laredo, texas, is putting those shots to use by helping to vaccinate children from mexicohas more. >> 6:30 you got in line, now it's almost 11:00. >> reporter: this is the line for a covid vaccine. hundreds of men, women, and children in mexico wait hours for a chance to get the shot. this line is here almost every day? >> every day. >> every day? >> every day. >> reporter: dr. victor trevino works on the other side in laredo, texas, but is leading a binational effort to distribute vaccine doses here. >> the reason is we're one community. what affects us whasks them, and vice versa. both communities are 150 miles away from major cities. so we have to tend to our needs locally. >> reporter: so the team, with the approval of u.s. customs and border protection, devised a way to bring people to a secure spot along the port of entry. there are a few reasons they bus people to the point of entry to distribute the vaccines. one is they don't want to export vaccines that were paid for by u.s. tax dollars. but these doses were just days away from expiring. they were donated by doct

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you see the spiral there, the circulation that heads towards laredo. it will bring more additional moisture, maybe another 3 to 6 inches of rainfall. over the rio grande and points to the north. flash flood watches up across the desert southwest, and in through wyoming. a number of warnings ongoing in california and arizona, nevada, and colorado as well. this active monsoon flow will continue for the next couple weeks. >> this weather extremes continue. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, author salman rushdie is still in critical condition but now off of a ventilator and able to say a few words. tonight, the other man wounded in friday's knife attack is now speaking out about what he saw. abc's mola lenghi is in erie, pennsylvania. >> tonight, the family of salman rushdie say they're relieved the famed author is off a ventilator and able to speak. after being stabbed on stage friday. his son zafar writing -- "though his injuries are severe, his usual feisty and defiant sense of humor remains intact." authorities say 75-year-old rushdie was about to spea

in laredo texas there were 100,000 people and i think one or two in spanish. there were three or four television stations that did news, several radio stations and the last year or year before there's 300,000 people. there's one newspaper andev one television station. there's a few of us left who know what it was like in the good old days and i felt like it was my responsibility to pass on to others what journalism really was and what i grew up believing it to be and what we can make it once again so that's the short story. >> so to that point, can you elaborate on its obvious the lack of ownership and institutional knowledge. butha why does it specifically matter that somebody has 30 or 40 years experience, why does it matter more than hiring somebody directly? i hope i'm still learning after all the time spent doing this. you need to make yourself aware of o what's going on in the city manager's office for the county clerk's office. they know how to get information and how to talk to people. a lot of people and it's evident several times when i walked into t

laredo texas and border patrol announcing that they seized over 11 million worth of cocaine over the weekend. another drug bust along the border. back to you. >> thanks, matt. i want to go to the montgomery county texas sheriff. thanks for joining us. you keep track of the buses that make their way points north. better than 9,000 migrants to washington and new york as well. other points being targeted as well. those city mayors are saying they don't like this. the homeland security secretary said after visiting the border, this is wreaking havoc, these policies on the part of the texas governor abbott. what do you say to that? >> the wreaking havoc is the unsecured southern border that is leading to tremendous criminal activity such as human smuggling, human trafficking and particularly fentanyl, which is -- it's the new weapon of mass destruction coming across our border. it takes two milligrams to kill someone. we're seizing pounds and kilos of fentanyl. a kilo can result in as many as 500,000 deaths. so it's bedlam, chaos and we're calling on the biden administration to do their j

if you look at laredo texas there were 100,000 people in two daily newspapers in english. one or two in. there were three or four television stations that did news and several radio stations. i went back there last year and the year before for the bordereo crisis and there were 300,000 people so there are 3000 more people -- 3000 more people. that's what's happened to journalism. the few that are left to know what it was like back in the good old days, my responsibility is to pass on to others what journalism really was where and what i grew up believing it to be and we can make it once again. that's the short story. to that point, thank you. elaborate on its obvious the lack of institutional knowledge is sad for news media but why doesn't specifically matter that has -- someone has to experience why does it matter hiring someone directly out of college? >> you need toee know people. he needs to take the time. i hope i'm still learning after all the time i've doing this but you need to know your way around the city council meeting, pta meeting. you need to cover high schoo

sandra, the new girl from laredo i signed a seat in her houston class from, just in front of jim melgarr daughter doesn't know how many times he heard that -- story >> he used to pull my here. >> you're kidding. who is this guy behind me, pulling my hair? >> yeah, apparently one time he invited her ice skating, and a bunch of friends were going, so it wouldn't really be a date. when he shows up -- it's him in one of his friends, and his friend left shortly after that. >> so, a little bit of a scheme going. >> yeah, biden did well. >> and that was that. sandra and jamie were done deal. an inseparable couple. sandra studied nursing and jamie set aside every time he could for his family, juggling their job as a computer programmer while investing in real estate. happy family? >> very happy family. definitely a daddy's girl growing up. >> reporter: and yet he carried himself with a certain goofy joy, as melissa remembers. >> and he's going? i >> yes, very easy going. very easy to talk to. at the worst jokes. >> there were so bad that you just hop in grown and they became known as jim jokes.

and in laredo o texas, there was 100,000 people. there were two daily newspapers in english and i think one or two in spanish . there were three or four television stations that did news. several radio stations. and i went back k fthere last year and the year before for the border crisis and there was 300,000 people so there's three times the number of people as when i was living there and there's one newspaper, one television station. i know you're still doing the weather but that's what's happened to journalism so there's few of us left who know what it was like back in the good old days and i felt like it was my responsibility to pass on to others what journalism really was. what i grew up believing it to be and what we can make it once again. that's the short story. >> to that point, thank you. it's obvious that there's a lack of institutional knowledge fois bad for the news media but why does it specifically matter that somebody has 30or 40 years of experience .h why does it matter more than hiring someone directly. >> you need

people on the planet as on the day that i was born half the number of reporters and what we lived in laredo, texas. you know, there was a hundred thousand people. there were two daily newspapers in english. i think one or two in spanish. there were three or four television stations that did news several radio stations and i went back there last year and the year before when uh for for the border crisis and there's 300,000 people. so there's three times in over people is when i was living there and there's one newspaper and one television station. hello to heatwave burler. i know you're still there doing the doing the the weather, but that's that's what's happened to journalism. so there's few of us left to know it was like, back in the you know good old days and i felt like it was my responsibility to pass on to others what journalism really was what i grew up believing it to be and what we can you know make it once again. so that's the that's the short story. yeah, it's but to that point. so to that point then can you kind of elaborate on why you know it's obvious that like a lack of diver

and take a look at this wild footage out of laredo.of a highway, you'll see they pull off and a huge amount of illegal immigrants bail out of the vehicle, one after another. there were more than 20 illegal immigrants in that vehicle who went running off into the brush. that pursuit ended in a residential neighborhood and texas troopers did take the human smuggler into custody. and take a look at this concerning photo, out of tucson, arizona, abandoned bag full of weapons, had an ar-15 in it, as well as na-k-nine, a pistol, and 300 rounds of ammunition. and back to the del rio sector, border patrol announced over the weekend here they had more than 800 known got-aways. one weekend, one sector here at the southern border. >> just doing the math here, since president biden took office, you have more illegal immigrants crossing the border than the population of los angeles. and more got-aways that they just never got than the population of seattle. >> yeah, the numbers are pretty remarkable. when you take a rough look at them, more than 1.

here in texas border patrol in laredo announced in just a 24-hour period it seized more than 700,000 agents in the tucson sector say they seized 340 packages of fentanyl pills in a single traffic stop. worth an estimated $3.4 million totaling 187 pounds. we know fentanyl can be lethal at just 2 milligrams. this disturbing video. texas dps says previously deported felon from mexico pulled over with an outstanding warrant for sexual indecency with a child. he had three children in an s.u.v. with him and a border patrol hat on his car dashboard. texas lieutenant governor telling fox news president biden needs to step in with solutions. >> take a choice, mr. president. you don't care that people are dying of fentanyl doses in can by a large number. you don't care that people are suffocating in the back of 18 wheeler. you don't care that children are being sent into sex trafficking. >> dana, right over my shoulder right now some of the border patrol agents are beginning to process and locate some migrants who just crossed into the u.s. back to you. >> dana: every day. matt finn, thank you

places like yuma, arizona, laredo, texas where i used to work, eagle pass, texas, we have seen the liveistan, he's failed us on energy policy, and he's destroyed what control we had at the border which reversing policies that were working and now the mayors are seeing the brunt of it. and mayor adams and mayor bowser should get on the phone and call the white house, and ask what the plan is. are we going to let 2 million people come into the country, that's what the administration is encouraging, it needs to stop. the root cause of the problem. everybody wants to talk about the science and the root cause. this administration is failing to attempt to control the border. my former colleagues in i.c.e. and cbp want the tools they have in the previous administration, it keeps more drugs out of the country, more victims from being trafficked in the human trafficking scenario, protects those border communities and lowers the risks for all of us. as we can see, the people are not staying at the border, they are going all throughout the united states. >> jacqui: and getting rides also, just so

host: hobby air in laredo, texas, republican. caller: good morning.situation with the overwhelming stuff at the border , these people coming in and they are not vetted and overwhelming her border patrol, i was not the trump band but one thing he did that was effective was making mexico more accountable. host: are you tying this to ukraine and russia? caller: no, this is about the border. host: patrick and d.c., democratic caller. caller: i am a democrat and i wish the democratic party could bring back senator wayne morris from arguing. he was a dear friend and strong supporter of president johnson's war of poverty. he disagreed on one issue. that was vietnam. he voted against the gulf of tonkin resolution and he was very lonely and that position because there is such great support for south vietnam. 10 years later, the popularity shifted. i feel the same thing is going to happen in this ukraine-russia situation. all this great support for ukraine will evaporate once the casualties of our american blood will become apparent. we will then have to deal w

sebastian yatra, estÁ reciÉn llegado laredo, que tenemos imÁgenes de Él compartiendo con su fanaticadaos toca seguir esperando. elyangÉlica: vamos a seguir esperando, veremos si encuentran los daÑos. alan: mÁs de 50 aÑos llegando a la luna como es increÍble cÓmo... elyangÉlica: ojalÁ no haya tantos problemas para que podamos ver ese momento histÓrico. el estadio de los dodgers de los Ángeles recibe hoy una multitud, y no precisamente para un juego de bÉisbol. karla: mÁs de 2000 personas recibirÁn la ciudadanÍa, ademÁs, habrÁ un reconocido reconocimiento para fernando valenzuela, leyenda del bÉisbol mexicano y de las grandes ligas. alan: juan carlos gonzÁlez nos informa los detalles desde los Ángeles, es una celebraciÓn, tanto ni lo de la ciudadanÍa como el premio para fernando valenzuela. reportera: reportero: gusto en saludarles, desde el estadio de los dodgers de los angeles, donde se llevarÁ a cabo esta ceremonia de ciudadanÍa, donde 2100 personas prestarÁn juramento y se convertirÁn en ciudadanas de los estados unidos. el invitado de honor es fernando valenzuela, el oriundo de sono

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