. >> well, laredo is the largest port from texas to mexico. so we are well aware of what is going on. it is 1,200 miles of border, and 2,800 of virtual surveillance and drones and cameras, and all of that which replaces the physical barriers, and so us, this barrier has worked well. so we do not need those fiscal barriers here at this point. >> so, what is your reaction to hearing the details, and the reports of the way that the migrants have been treated and reportedly pushback and those making this treacherous journey? >> yes, you have to understand that the border security is going and i think that this is not in line with what we have for policies. we have to do better, and better immigration reform, and a lot that can be done in spite of what is going on. >> what is your message to governor abbott as he wants to see the federal government in court? >> well, that is something legal, but i think that there is always a happy medium that will appease everybody, and it will be humanitarian, and security-wise, but it has to be discussed. you ha

the doors of the cool shelters in laredo have been opened to people. and i don't have cooling devices, some of them don't have electricity and some of them have electricity , so we are facing different situations and we are trying to provide facilities to these people . there are shelters at the canteen door. those who have cooling devices need help. the owner of this house. he told me privately the device has a cooling system, but it doesn't work. the old device can't really cope with today's heat. we have checked all the parts and everything is in order, except that the device is able to deal with iran, so we are going to redesign the device and strengthen it . we went to the canal to be able to install the biggest ventilation device. we had to install a few others. our goal is to be able to provide services to everyone. although i lived here and i have heat here, this heat limit is too high. i am responsible for the analysis after being in the fire department told me their main concern it is about the elderly and children. they also asked the citize

the air temperature is very high outside the doors the cool shelters in laredo have been opened to the people. without air, the residents of rural areas do not have access to any facilities, and there is no cooling equipment. some of them do not have electricity and some have electricity, so we are facing different situations and trying we will provide facilities for these people, canteen doors, cool shelters, there are also those who have cooling devices, they need help. the owner of this house told me privately that he has cooling device units, but they are forced to this museum like an old device that is really out of date. so, today's heat will not rise, everyone we checked the parts and everything is in order , except that the device is not able to cope with the current heat. let's present that i lived here and i have heat here, but this heat limit is too high. the person responsible for the post-accident analysis in the fire department is concerned about the elderly and children. they also asked the citizens not to ignore the signs of heatstroke. in iraq at the same time the arri

en laredo ya nos están dando más citas porque la violencia la frontera de brownsville hasta el paso ses 50,000 personas han sido deportadas desde que entraron en vigor las nuevas políticas. pero el departamento de seguridad nacional las continúa defendiendo diciendo que su objetivo es incentivar a las personas a usar los medios legales para entrar y que por ahora están viendo resultados positivos. >> a mi juicio o no con cambiado nada continúa la crisis en la frontera la administración del presidente biden ha fracasado en lo que es la frontera de estados unidos con méxico, todavía considero que es una frontera abierta. >> el gobierno incrementó micro 150 el número de migrantes que permite solicitar asilo a través de la aplicación móvil, una decisión que incomoda a algunos. >> las recientes cifras indican que en mayo la patrulla fronteriza de tu, 369,000 personas cruzando la frontera sur de manera ilegal, un descenso del 25%. >> en washington randy telemundo >> y tenemos más. ya se cumplen 11 años de la existencia de daca, el consejo seguir haciendo la renovación. la situación sigue pre

laredo has opened to the people that without the air there are so many residents what facilities do ruralas not have access to, and i don't have cooling devices, some of them do not have electricity and some have electricity, so we are facing different situations and we are trying to provide facilities to these people. they need help. the owner of this house told me privately that he has cooling units, but zoran, the executive, is the same old unit that can't really cope with today's heat. we checked all the parts and everything is in order except that the power unit the confrontation does not have the current heat, so we we went to redesign the device and strengthen its channel so that we can install the biggest ventilation device . we had to hire some more people and our goal is to be able to serve everyone . the heat limit is too high. the post-accident analysis officer at the fire department told me that their main concern is the elderly and children. they also asked citizens not to ignore the signs of heatstroke. the use of plastic has become a problem for the environment. according

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victoria getting the reports these children shelter from the sun in the mexican city of new evo, laredo. neither folder with the united states temperatures have reached 43 degrees celsius in recent days. marianna perdita and her infant daughter are among those waiting in the blistering heat to claim asylum in the us. they've traveled more than 3 and a half 1000 kilometers from colombia where the sun rises at 7 in the morning and it starts burning hard. since we sleep on cardboard on the ground, we need to get up early and put our baby in her stroller to take her out. we look for places with little dirt and shade and the afternoon we take her out. when the sun comes down, hundreds of asylum seekers of being forced to take shelter on to make shift tens and camps and nearby parks some sail forward to use and making an already difficult situation. unbearable load nichol model like des moines in dollars. so for we have tried to ensure the high temperature is because we need to be here. we cannot leave and we do it as a sacrifice for our children and for ourselves. but we don't get any answer

mexico are facing difficult conditions on the sweltering heat temperatures in the border city of nuevo laredo, i've reached the 43 degrees celsius. many are being forced to take shelter on the make shift tense in comes and nearby punks. some say the access to water electricity in medical care has been restricted. a lot of the songs of direct the high temperatures here around variables. we have tried when deal with them but have no choice. we cannot leave. we do it as a sacrifice for children and for ourselves. but we don't get any answers here. we used to have water and other benefits. whichever gradually been taken away. in italy, a drought tend reco, temperatures are affecting the quality of a great part. this of the nation's famous vineyards. farmers say that one production to see i could drop by as much as 40 percent or the i'm going to make reports from right with this rolling hills and rich soil, the country side of the round room and has been able to some of the finest vineyards in the country since the roman empire, the one appreciate it for its slight body refreshing during the summe

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city of nuevo laredo, have reached 43 degrees celsius, many of being forced to take shelter under makeshift tents and camps in nearby parks. an explosion in south africa has injured dozens of people, the blasting johannesburg, caused major damage to streets, overturn the cars, and created a huge hole in the roll. those of the headlines on elsie's 0, stay tuned up. next people in power a. we look at the world's top rich, the stories from global markets to economies and small businesses that will be new opportunities a. i will bring about new industries, but people are worried about losing that jobs to understand how it affects our daily lives. counting the cost on al jazeera, the war and ukraine has seen the proliferation of rooms on the vessel saved the ministry advantages that are obvious, especially for a competent taking on a more conventionally powerful phone. but does the increasing sophistication, if this technology point to a future in which a, i told them as weapons and so become commonplace. and if it does, what ethical questions might that raise the the ukraine, the misery of a ma

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stranded on the us. mexico border a sweltering under the heat, temperatures in the border city of nuevo laredo of reached $43.00 degrees celsius. many are being forced to take shelter under make shift tents and camps and nearby parks. an explosion in south africa has injured dozens of people. the blast and johannesburg caused a major damage to streets, overturned cars and created a huge hole in the road that were stories do not know what caused the explosion, yet that they say may have been a burst gas pipeline. right, those are headlines up next time else 0. the st. a completed. yeah. is go into the polls as the authorities crack down on the opposition, sort of the incumbents. prime minister is expected to leave the next government. suspending of the main challenger left voters without the menu option is what lies ahead for the country elections on. i'll just 0 the welcome to the stream. i'm not going to have a dean filling in for from you. okay. today examining the origins of the universe with the james web space telescope. it's the largest telescope ever sent into space, and its mission is

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. >> i caught up with ted cruz in laredo, texas at the world trade international bridge when i caught up with him. he was touting his new project, a bipartisan effort among the senate to push forward the building of four major bridges in the texas area. he was there at a time when the president is suing the state of texas and governor greg abbott, for the 4-foot wide buoys that greg abbott has placed in the rio grande. it is a border of sorts, to keep people from coming across the river. everybody is angry about it and senator ted cruz had a lot to say about the biden administration pushing to sue the state of texas were doing what they say the federal government should be doing to protect the united states of america. >> governor abbott has the buoys out in the rio grande. the federal government is fighting him on this, demanding he remove those. the governor says texas has the right to defend itself. if the federal government is not going to do it, we are going to do it. >> greg abbott is a good friend of mine. thank god the state of texas is standing up to defend our state. what do

temperatures today, more records from miami, gainesville, greenwood, laredo into midwood with triple-digit temperatures and going into the weekend, no real relief in sight maybe a little bit for atlanta, but otherwise, staying hot in the southwest, more records from albuquerque to winslow, yuma, tucson, and into the weekend, no relief triple digits for phoenix, pal springs, las vegas, salt lake city and take a look into next week warmer than average temperatures, especially out west, but much of the country above-normal temperatures. so there really isn't much of a break, guys. >> al, we'll check back. thank you. >>> we're now hearing from the family of that u.s. soldier who intentionally ran across the north korean border and is now being detained the first-known american held there in nearly five years matt bradley is in south korea near that border this morning. good morning >> reporter: i'm at unification bridge, which isn't so far away from the north korean border and as you can see, it's really heavily fortified. i'm only about three miles away from where private travis king shocked

number one is fort wayne, indiana, the average starter home price is just over $124,000, followed by laredod oklahoma city. louisville kentucky, and -- louisville, kentucky, and henderson, nevada, tied for fifth. this was based on cost and lifestyle factors. if you are looking for a starter home in california, good luck finding it. meteorologist: virginia beach might not be so bad. i'm from virginia. i know virginia beach very well. i've been to other places -- those other places, too. virginia beach might be the most appealing place to move to if you are leaving california. kristen: the starter home price there is about $80,000, you would be hard-pressed to get that here. [laughter] >> you could add a zero at the end of the. -- end of that. [laughter] kristen: now to an unusual listing that popped up on the low -- on zillow. it is for a haunted mansion, the one featured in disney's new movie, "haunted mansion." it is on a secluded bayou street dating back to 1923. the zestimate says, your [laughter] disney's haunted premiered over the weekend at disneyland. julian: you could stay in it for

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is extreme. 119° in phoenix, and as morgan talked about, dangerous and extreme. 102 in boise, 106, laredoe. really hot weather across much of the u.s. 80's around here. 90's in the reno area, in las vegas. as we checked out and live view from our sfo camera, it is a little hazy out there. temperatures in our hotspots. 97 in livermore, 94 in santa rosa. looking at the view from our golden gate bridge camera, it was pretty fogged in the last few hours, but is it starting to break out into sunshine. running warmer than where we were yesterday at this time. san jose, 85, and 57 in half moon bay, whereas some fog is still lingering. over the next two days, we will continue to see temperatures remain in that triple digit category with his high pressure from the desert, expanding west a little bit more, so do expect the hottest day to be tomorrow for inland communities. santa cruz is a nice place to escape. you can see blue skies and people enjoying the beach in the summertime. mild along the coast with the night and morning fog. relief from that heat arrives sunday and monday. 5:00 this evening

of these numbers, mind-boggling it goes on and on. 117 in phoenix, 1210 in el paso, 107 and 108 in laredooking at temperatures well into the triple digits, 109 in el paso and 117 in palm springs and goes on through the weekend. no end in sight at least for the near future. as we look at the southeast, temperatures into the 90s. jonathan, tallahassee, back through that community feeling like 107. sticky and miserable. >> a punishing relentless week, really terrible. michelle grossman, thank you so very much. still ahead here russia launches an intense series of missile attacks on ukraine. they come after moscow blamed kyiv for an attack on a key bridge that connects mainland russia to crimea. we'll have an update on the state of the war as well as the growing legal peril for donald trump when "way too early" comes right back. peril for donald trump when "way too early" comes right back t keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? this one looks brand new. saves me money? i'm starting to like downy. downy saves loads.

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hey, sean yes, i caught up with senator ted cruz actually in laredo, texas, ca we were at the world trade international bridge when i caught up with him. he was there toutingug h new project. it's a bipartisan effort amongio the senateje to push forward the building of four major bridges in the texas area, just as busy as the world trade international center. he was also there at a time pren was the president is actuay suing the state of texas and governor greg abbott for the four foot wide that gregthat abbott has placed in the rio . er of it's a border of sorts to keep people from coming acrossrive the river. >> i can tell you this, everybody is very angrr.y about it. and senator ted cruz had a lot to say aboutd cr the administran pushing to sue the state ostfran texas for doing what they say the federal government should be doing to protec t united states of america. >> take a listen to this. governor abbott right now, gov is trying to do that. he's got the out in the rio grande. obviouslhe buoy, the federal government is fighting him on this. now they're demanding that you remove, dem

right >> congressman, that is false. >> it's a why did you shut down the facility nuevo laredo. >> the point of quarterly and lawful pathways is to reduce the number of encounters at our southwest border. >> but you have just shifted those encounters because right now for the first time in modern history more people are showing up at the ports of entry then running through some bush in yuma, arizona. the reason that they are showing this at the ports of entry is because you have the turnstile open. so long as they have gone and download this app, we have brought it in. i have one question for you, and mexico, are they an ally in this fight against illegal immigration? >> yes it is. >> it is hilarious and somewhat troubling that you say that. because it's like, i'm looking at the el chapo trial where president -- took 100 million dollar bribe with the sinaloa cartel. do you think that the subsequent presidents were not offered a bribe by the cartel or didn't take the bribe. >> congressman, i disagree with everything that you have said. >> you can disagree all you want, but what you won'

today triple digits with records possible from palm springs to houston to laredo and brownsville., lexington, out to dodge city and down into the southeast for severe weather, damaging winds, hail, and an isolated tornado. guys >> another busy week for you, al. >>> after 27 years after the unsolved murder of tupac shakur, las vegas police said they have issued a search warrant in that case the rap icon was killed in a drive-by shooting. he was leaving a mike tyson boxing match on the las vegas strip. officials sa the warrant was served monday in henderson, nevada, 15 miles from vegas. he was 25 when he died, and is a member of the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. >>> let's move on to a difficult but important story about women who were the victims of painful fertility treatments nbc's kaylee hartung joins us. some disturbing details here >> reporter: absolutely. in 2020, dozens of women trusted yale university's fertility clinic of helping them through the process of trying to get pregnant or freezing their eggs during the fairly common procedure to retrieve the eggs, something went ho

it shows through the border crossings through laredo, mckellen and brownsville. was shocked by the number of ammunition coming in to mexico from the united states. the cartel are buying ammunition from the americans, and dumb americans -- probably fentanyl -- are sending ammunition to mexico. and, i just found that out. i do not know if people are aware of that. it was beyond me. also, when it comes to climate change, the democrats -- we have been talking about this for 30 years. everybody joked about al gore. we have talked about it for years and years and years. if people do not think china is doing their job on it, they are crazy. i would advise them to watch xi jinping tv coming out of beijing. they are building on the roofs with skyscrapers with ron. they closed the river for 10 years for a major cleanup. host: chris, i am going to have to stop you there. we got your point on climate change. we are in open forum. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. next up is james in boca raton, florida, independent line. ca

right >> congressman, that is false. >> it's a why did you shut down the facility nuevo laredo. >> the point of quarterly and lawful pathways is to reduce the number of encounters at our southwest border. >> but you have just shifted those encounters because right now for the first time in modern history more people are showing up at the ports of entry then running through some bush in yuma, arizona. the reason that they are showing this at the ports of entry is because you have the turnstile open. so long as they have gone and download this app, we have brought it in. i have one question for you, and mexico, are they an ally in this fight against illegal immigration? >> yes it is. >> it is hilarious and somewhat troubling that you say that. because it's like, i'm looking at the el chapo trial where president -- took 100 million dollar bribe with the sinaloa cartel. do you think that the subsequent presidents were not offered a bribe by the cartel or didn't take the bribe. >> congressman, i disagree with everything that you have said. >> you can disagree all you want, but what you won'

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utiliza electrodomÉsticos ahorrando energÍa, productos biodegradables y ahora nos vamos hacia texas, laredos impactos. vemos esta ola de polvo del zahara que estÁ en esta estaciÓn de verano muy presente principalmente en donde vemos hacia el caribe y a partir del fin de semana y azalea florida esta nube de polvo y eso trae impactos positivos y negativos. positivos que vamos a ver amaneceres y atardeceres espectaculares. asegÚrese de tomar esas fotos. inhiben la actividad ciclÓnica, pero tambiÉn vamos a estar hablando de huracanes 2023 porque la universidad del estado de colorado ya actualizÓ el pronÓstico donde vemos que ha aumentado pronÓstico debido a esta temperaturas cÁlidas del ocÉano. hay que prepararse para esta temporada de huracanes que continÚa hasta el 30 de noviembre. raÚl: nosotros aquÍ sintiendo un poco el calor del verano, en el patio. jessica: los tres estÁn con manga larga. raÚl: tremendo escÁndalo, porque no hay otro tÍtulo que ponerle a esto. seÑores, yailin la mÁs viral confiesa que anhuel le pegÓ estando embarazada. jessica: fuerte declaraciones que hizo pÚblica la cant

with the cartels that i could go on and on here but in 2009, a mexican mafia, i was a lieutenant laredo, texas, as the war broke out between cdg and we were stunned at what we found. we had mexican mafia working in mexico working operations going to basic intermediate and advanced training from former special forces and law enforcement conducting hits in the trade it and getting reduced costs of cocaine for that. that is the way it really works there when you i do today why you're being overrun with drugs, it is because tier one gangs and u.s. street gangs are contracting and working directly with thesere cartels. i will go back to this and that is that they will not stop. they can't pick a are going to have to be stopped and we're going to actively take extreme aggressive action to fix this. >> how has the open policies, the basic catch and release and massstimulation of a weight outmigration by having an open border facilitated this process? >> this is it. i want to be very clear here. historically, your cartels, mexican cartels, we call them drug cartels because that's what they are.

in houston, in san antonio, in laredo -- laredo, in fort worth. we have evidence it's happening every day. we don't do anything about it. except pat ourselves on the back and say, oh, well, we can just interpret parole and interpret asylum laws and tell the world come up through mexico. we don't mind the fact that thousands of you are going to die. are you going to get used by the cartels. you are going to pay millions of dollars. and your little girls are going to get exploited. sowntd of freedom -- sound of freedom, indeed. we should be ashamed of ourselves. and by the way, that goes for republicans and democrats. because it has happened under both of our watches. for far too long. why am i standing in front of this chart? because about four months ago we passed in this body h.r. 2. we passed legislation that we know, we don't believe, we know would take significant strides to securing the border of the united states, re-establishing operational control, limiting the flow, limiting the power of cartels, empowering i.c.e., empowering border patro