charles logan, an employee in a box factory was discovered dead by his wife, carolyn logan. misses logan gave the following statement. on tuesday night, november 2, 1943, she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument. she was finally able to persuade him to go upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before she also went to bed. after about a half hour she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found the situation as it was treated by the model. there you go. she is downstairs. here is the shot. is what she finds. do you buy? -- this is what she finds. do you buy it? >> american history tv on c-span3. exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. this weekend, we are marking the 75th anniversary of winston churchill's iron curtain speech, regarded as one of the cold war's most iconic speeches. sunday, at 2:00 p.m., reflections on grandparents, winston churchill and harry truman. and at 4:00

charles logan and employee in a box factory was discovered dead by his wife carolyn logan mrs. logan gave the following statements. on tuesday night, november 2nd 1940 3 she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument, but she was finally able to persuade him to upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before. she also went to bed. after about half an hour, she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found a situation as illustrated by the model. there you go. she's downstairs. here's a shot runs upstairs. and this is what she finds. do you buy it? up next on lectures in history iowa state university professor tracy lucht teaches a class about women journalists in the late 19th and early 20th century. she describes a careers of some pioneers such as nellie bly and dorothy dix and the societal pressures for women writers to balance traditional femininity with a career in journalism. in about an hour five minutes university of

logan something, take care of yourself.re so sorry you had to endure all of this and that you will forever have these images in your head. please get help. take care of yourself because this is just incredibly traumatic. >> for sure. >> we'll check in with you as well. >> for him and so many people, it's the dual challenges. it's the loss. it's dealing with the holes now that are in your life and also the sheer terror of what he saw. >> his life will never be the same. he is in his early 20s. he's a young man, and in a flash of a moment because somebody violent had a gun, he now has these images burned into his mind as well as, as you say, losing his best friend. it's unthinkable. >> that was a nice conversation. all right. >>> france, germany, and canada all sounding the alarm about the uk coronavirus variant. are we vaccinating americans fast enough to fight this? next. aliens are real, alright. there's just too much evidence. but ghosts? not so much. i mean where's the proof? show me the data. ooh, iced tea! kill weeds n

, the logan house is now what is known as kimberly's gift, look at it right there at the corner of the street. so he begged down for the night at the logan house in which the west chester, after returning from three day stint in washington d.c.. as sheridan awoke on the noem morning of the 19th, he had no idea that his army, which had won so many victories over the past 30 days, he had no idea that this army stood on the verge of annihilation. he did receive some's, who are located on the southern outskirts of winch esther, that there was some artillery fire that could be heard coming from the south. and initially, one sheridan received those reports, he didn't think that much of it. he knew that there was a reconnaissance going out, that morning he thought that might have something to do with it, but he continued to get those reports. and as sheridan was eating breakfast that morning at the logan house, he had this sense of uneasiness. that maybe he needed to have his, and right south and check out his army. just a night before, he had sent a message to have ratio night who have been

even tries to snatch logan's reward. that's just a very real mentor a sense of a preference for equal treatment and the ability to recognize it but the more developed more complex and healthy sense of justice is a small includes other aspects like performance and an individual's needs so does everyone get the same or does the person who worked harder get more or the person who needs it more or maybe the one who profit most if they get it. these considerations are formed later through education and interaction with others in talks on and on. for children to master a simple justice means the same for everyone. the american philosopher john rules developed a famous theory in the 1971. he said that we can retain the childlike idea of equal distribution so long as we don't know our position within society. rules us thought experiment went like this a group of people are asked to agree on a fair distribution of income in a newly formed society none of them knows which income group belong to. they discuss under what he called a

james had a couple of men on for another logan logan wyatt shot to center james outman, appropriately names making the catch. it's a sacrifice fly giants on lee run in latin people are looking forward to seeing marco's luciano, the 19 year old number one prospect in their organization rough night for him, and he struck out three times the golden sombrero. they call it it ends. so 11 giants so girl wanted to and that kid doesn't care a darn about their record. he's having a good time at the ballpark. the opening is pretty much the same deal except they won their game meeting. not a whole lot of offense, but there is a name that is, fans might wanna pay attention to make it a bid. to make the team. they've lost some power of marcus simeon to party. but how about big buddy read? got a nice swing goes the other way. 6 ft. four of them with an opposite field homer, and that fan out there with a nice catch out in the picnic area, and these beat milwaukee to toe one golden state warriors headed toward the all star break. still a couple of games. we're the business to do starting tomorrow nig

liam even tries to snatch logan's reward. that's just a very rudimentary sense of a preference for equal treatment and the ability to recognize it but the more developed more complex and healthy sense of justice is a small includes other aspects like performance and an individual's needs so does everyone get the same or does the person who worked harder get more or the person who needs it more or maybe the one who profit most if they get it when i was a have account these considerations are formed later through education and interaction with others. for children the matter is simple justice means the same for everyone. the american philosopher john rules developed a famous theory in the 1971. he said that we can retain the childlike idea of equal distribution so long as we don't know our position within society. also thought experiment went like this a group of people are asked to agree on a fair distribution of income in a newly formed society none of them knows which income group their later belong to . they discuss under w

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logan web got the start, dropping seger in a knee on the strike out there.the sixth we go, and no score. logan drives one to center field, and diving catch, makes the after, and scores the only one of the game, 1-0 giants. it's past my bedtime. 1-0 in the seventh, and michael bush, and strain training, 1-1 after seven. a's and brewers, fans distanced in the outfield grass, and the pitch, gets away, tony kemp racing home. he scores, to the third we go, and lorano, and to the gap in right center. that's a triple, and the a's, s 1-1 in the seventh. budly reed, solo homer, and the a's win it, 2-1. enjoying the a's camp. >> you we have a lot of guys that like to compete on the team, and looking for i think it makes for a really good competitive environment. covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due to covid-19. if you or so

death wasn't all and or the rushing roland as another of the logan's attractions the steam train hastravelled the narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and takes is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in italian renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed to $150.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like selling them beenz developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent villas near the beach. their gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no peopl

logan's chalk cliffs were created 68000000 years ago in southern europe through the shifting of tectonicplates the chalk deposits were pushed to the north during play szell periods they were thrust to the surface the chunk is made from the remains of tiny marine organisms. and the strokers especially pure because no other sediments were dragged into this basin with it. and there are those for the last 150 meters or truck sediment sitting here on the surface. and some of them are up to 160 meters above sea level but in religion and there's only one place in germany where they exist and that's here on the island of kruger does a sea of it's always. been even has a museum devoted to chalk it's been mined here for almost 200 years chalk is used as fertilizer in paint and in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. to process the chalk it's soaked in water separated from undesired components and dried what used to take 8 weeks now takes about 8 minutes. for medicinal chalk only especially fine material is used after it's been additionally cleaned what remains as the museum informs visitors

and i sheridan was eating breakfast that morning at the logan house. he had this sense of uneasiness. that maybe he needed to have his horse rienzi saddled and ride south and check on his army. i mean just the the night before he had sent a message to her ratio, right? who had been placed in temporary command while sheridan was in washington dc and a ratio right told him everything is calm here. we have everything under control. well clearly that was not the reality of the situation. so sheridan got on his force re-enity and started writing south. and as he neared present-day steven city during the time of the civil war, we know this from our discussions on monday. this was known as newtown. and if you look there on the map, you can see newtown would be located right about there. so as he entered those northern outskirts of what is stephen city today? he started to see the signs of a battle lost. he saw union soldiers, you know streaming north. he saw ambulances that were loaded with casualties. he saw wagons that were moving north toward winchester. a

even tries to snatch logan's reward. even that's just a very rudimentary sense of a preference for equal treatment and the ability to recognize it but the more developed a more complex and healthy sense of justice is a small includes other aspects like performance and an individual's needs so does everyone get the same or does the person who worked harder get more or the person who needs it more or maybe the one who profit most if they get it from hot or not is a have account these considerations are formed later through education and interaction with others. for children the matter is simple justice means the same for everyone. the american philosopher john rules developed a famous theory in the 1971. he said that we can retain the childlike idea of equal distribution so long as we don't know our position within society. rules as those experiment went like this a group of people are asked to agree on a fair distribution of income in a newly formed society none of them knows which income groups belong to. they discuss un

logan's chalk cliffs were created 68000000 years ago in southern europe through the shifting of tectonicplates the chalk deposits were pushed to the north during playful periods they were thrust to the surface the chalk is made from the remains of tiny marine organisms. and this truck is especially pure because no other sediments were dragged into this basin with it. and there are those for the last 150 meters or truck sediment sitting here on the surface you know overflow here and some of them are up to 160 meters above sea level but in reality and there's only one place in germany where they exist and that's here on the island of kruger does a sea of that it's always. been even has a museum devoted to chalk it's been mined here for almost 200 years chalk is used as fertilizer in paint and in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. to process the chalk it's soaked in water separated from undesired components and dried what used to take 8 weeks now takes about 8 minutes. for medicinal chalk only especially fine material is used after it's been additionally cleaned what remains as the

logan web got the start, dropping seger in a knee on the strike out there. go, and no score. logan drives one to center field, and diving catch, makes the after, and scores the only one of the game, 1-0 giants. it's past my bedtime. 1-0 in the seventh, and michael bush, and strain training, 1-1 after seven. a's and brewers, fans distanced in the outfield grass, and the sccior the trdego d the gap in right center. that's a triple, and the a's, s 1-1 in the seventh. budly reed, solo homer, and the a's win it, 2-1. enjoying the a's camp. >> you we have a lot of guys that like to compete on the team, and looking for i think it makes for a really good competitive environment. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 d

joining us now is lara logan, a host of "lara logan has no agenda" on fox nation.g would donald trump get away with saying -- that's up to them? a number is a number, is it not? >> wow. yes. it actually is a number and in fact it is published in the name of less government on their website and this is their official figures. this isn't something that even in doubt -- why would you even cross out over this, it doesn't make sense. >> laura: laura, it seems like they know this is a massive humanitarian and security problem and they weren't ready for it and now they are just relying on their media pals to bail them out. but even the liberal media, they feel compelled to ask about this given how much they trash the trump administration early on when we had a border issue going on in 2017, the trump administration did. >> you know, laura, when i was investigating this and we just did a whole two hours on our show on "return to the border," we found a lot of education showing that they were expecting this, they did transfer this, they did intend for this to happen. it is

let me just finish with you, logan. i mean, whenever these kinds of things happen, people say, well, i never imagined that would happen here. i never imagined that would happen in my town. i was thinking about columbine, aurora, and other shootings. i wondered, what did you think? did you picture this ever happening to you? >> it's always an event that you'd never want to happen. because of those events within colorado's history, it's been in the back of my head. i should add that this is not the first time -- i've been at the company for a year. it's not the first time that our coworkers, employees, that our life has been threatened. there's been two other events, not as severe, but because of those other events, it's been in my head, that something like this could happen. >> well, guys, i just want to say thank you. we're so happy you're okay. logan, thank you. quinlan, neven, good work yesterday, okay? thanks, guys. >> thank you. >> we'll have a lot more on the heroic actions of the officer who died coming up in our

here now, lara logan, host of "lara logan has no agenda." lara, you've been on the border. you've seen these processing centers. how are we going to let this happen? >> lawrence, you've also been down there, right? you know what you have seen is that when people cross illegally, they're detained by border patrol. there's a lot of confusion here in the way this is reported. you know, it has all the hallmarks of being conflated for political purposes. what is not being communicated to the public is that for weeks now the border patrol has been processing people as quickly as possible. they've been releasing people on their own re --recognizance. they put them on buses and send them to health and human services. when the biden administration talks about not holding children in detention centers and families in detention centers, first of all, they're not speaking about any win from a country like mexico. in mexico they're being returned immediately. unless you have a family group that has a child 7 or under. that number keeps changing. the last few weeks, it's been age 7 and u

or logan is the former chairman founding member of the black police association he says the police response highlights several systemic issues. well it's a major and go that way in which that robust response to a vigil seemed to be totally out of context totally out of sync with the reasons for people feeling compelled to come to them to vote clinton comment to show that she had solidarity for the test of sarah and of course the circumstances behind it and instead of there being a light touch policing there were heavy handed element at the end which looks terrible on camera and is cannot be justified because even though there may be current regulations the human rights act actually states that people still have the right to peaceful gatherings and a vigil candy is the most people of that so are likely to think that that the police understands what they cost and and i truly believe the commissioner should really question the opposition she says she's not going but i really think she passed their sell by date i mean i was one of the police say members who said that the police service was inst

joining us now is lara logan, host of lara logan has no agenda on fox nation. is that not? >> wow. yes, it actually is a number and in fact, it's published. in the name of the u.s. government on their website. so -- and these are their official figures, so this isn't something that is even in doubt. why would you even cast doubt over it? it doesn't make any sense. >> laura: it seems like they know this is a massive military and, and a security problem, and they weren't ready for it and now they are just relying on their media files to bail them out, but even the liberal media, they've -- i mean, they feel compelled to ask about it given how much they trashed the trump administration early on when we had a border issue going on in 2017, the trump administration did. >> you know, laura, when i was investigating this and we just did, you know, a whole two hours on it for a show on return to the border, i can tell you that we found a lot of indicators that showed they were expecting this. they did plan for this. they did intend for this to happen and it is at odds

charles logan and employee in a box factory was discovered dead by his wife carolyn logan mrs. logan gave the following statements. on tuesday night, november 2nd 1943 she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument, but she was finally able to persuade him to go upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before. she also went to bed. after about half an hour, she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found a situation as illustrated by the model. there you go. she's downstairs. here's a shot runs upstairs. and this is what she finds. do you buy it? these were meant to be observed in a darkened room. really? all the light is supposed to come from out from within the dioramas. i've always loved that backdrop. it is so cool. and when i got here, there's a light bulb this back behind there. but in front of that space there was no light so it was dark there and i'm fiddling around i was messing with this and looking in there. and

let's go live now to conservative commentator anthony brien logan anthony welcome the video is shocking it's been viewed millions of times online and strong a lot of strong opinions what's your take on the offense shown in washington d.c. one of the events kind of put it how it was been going on for quite a long time in places like washington d.c. and all over the nation it seems like there's been a microscope on the whole asian hate crime because of the events in atlanta but i think a lot of the things that the media have been covering up are now coming to light as a result of the push to push for the anti-aging hate crime nearer to the victim and more he is what he was excuse me he died of course he was of pakistani origin the 2 girls their block does not explain why the media are perhaps unfairly bryant treading so curfew in the scribing this atrocity we look back to similar events perhaps with with white people and the race was very much to the forefront this time it does not appear to be in the headlines. oh of course absolutely like i was saying that's the only reason why these ki

liam even tries to snatch logan's reward.that's just a very rudimentary sense of a preference for equal treatment and the ability to recognize it but the more developed more complex and healthy sense of justice is. other aspects like performance and an individual's needs so does everyone get the same or does the person who worked harder get more or the person who needs it more or maybe the one who profit most if they get it awful hot and i guess i have account these considerations are formed later through education and interaction with others. for children the matter is simple justice means the same for everyone. the american philosopher john rules developed a famous theory in the 1971. he said that we can retain the childlike idea of equal distribution so long as we don't know our position within society. rules is thought experiment went like this a group of people are asked to agree on a fair distribution of income in a newly formed society none of them knows which income groups belong to. they discuss under what he called

political sociologist nancy bryan logan political commentator thanks very much for joining us. well as i mentioned next how decades of discriminatory u.s. housing policy has been a key driver of racial inequality across the united states is up next on r.t. . the government has to determine which zones is it going to ensure and was known as it not going to insure and it does that based on the racial makeup of neighborhoods . neighborhoods that had a certain number of black presidents what have literally red lines trying to round them on the map. and they wouldn't insure mortgages in those areas because they believed that the property is would not hold value the brain turned down a loan the risk really.

we're scoreless to andre, the giant's another logan logan wyatt there was a second round draft pick inh, but a sacrifice fly. it's 11 going to the final enter, remember the only place seven and everybody wanted to see this kid. marcos luciano had a rough night the golden sombrero three strikeout. that's a little baby didn't care at all about his hope for three with ends up 1 to 1 and the giant so far in spring training to know wins one loss and two times two ties in baseball unless you're playing in the cactus league, as were the a's this afternoon in phoenix. they too not much going with regard to offense, but you know what? they won their ball game and this is a name you might need to remember if you are in a fan, buddy. read big gas 6 ft four goes the other way. his second home of the spring. there's fans out there, and that was a nice catch that that young man made as the eggs. take care of the brewers, 2 to 1 spring trading. you sign a $330 million contract. you better believe everybody's gonna be paying a attention to you, and that is exactly what was going on with fernando ted t

, most of fox nation's "lara logan has no agenda."n, who has the inhumane policies at the border now. >> absolutely, and president biden said today, he has nothing to be ashamed of, undoing president trump's policies of family separation. let me remind him, i was there. during the obama-biden administration. we separated families. it happened under his administration. in the cages. that they want to call cages. they were both under his administration. it was president trump that ended family separation, so let's get that clear. and they are back to the same facilities they attacked the president on, the very same facilities, except the quality of care has went down under the biden administration. president trump did much better with the crisis. he fixed the crisis and got us to a record historic low on illegal immigration. within two weeks, president biden undid everything trump, created this crisis. this is not by accident. this is by design, open borders agenda, his creation, his responsibility that he won't admit to. >> laura: and

ge famous for doing that, and it's seems that will put pressure now for making for that facility in logan, ohio as well. >> well thank you and we will continue to talk to you and to the two communities about it. mr. chairman, it was good talking other day i appreciate chance to talk to fellow of my own thank you for that. what steps can we as policymakers take to halt the closure of towns like cyrus? >> senator, you missed the ohio love fest here that we had just a little while ago you have three panelist with ohio ties. so it is always good to be -- good to be with ohio. it is a great question one that we addressed in our -- in our proposal on strengthening manufacturing supply chains i think it really applies to existing facilities that are here as well and that is making sure that we have a tax credit that encourages a broad base tax credit that encouraging manufacturings investment here. support for work force training programs very happy to hear him talk about the need for ensuring that we are not only training but retraining and future proofing jobs. a tax credit would help manufact

was logan booking the nuclear disaster because she might give us a jolt we mustn't ignore these thingsalled what exactly happened at bikini atoll has still not been established if we just accept that there's a risk that that will be the case with books as well. or the theory will move. begin digging know what are the must stop i stopped thinking about what happened that bikini atoll phone. call then in 2014 i read in the newspaper about claims for damages against the japanese state because of what happened there. are now new for me to cover. so i started to study the matter and look for other people who had been affected so we could talk about it. it's outrageous how the state has dealt with us or. the japanese state has not treated us like citizens it has withheld documentation from the public for 60 years. this is what the fisheries agency published in february 25th teen. and gave to the members of parliament to do it. all 95 pages have been redacted. for the. group and. it's all blacked out it's totally useless that was only agreed to simply grotesque . we have drawn attention to th

thank you very much for joining us on the news out this evening leroy logan. and i want to move on to our other top stories and they've been isolated deaths and hospital admissions in several european nations now island has halted the rollout of astra zeneca as coronavirus vaccine it follows several other nations and regions with investigations underway into the incidence of blood clots in people who've received but the world health organization says there's no proven link china how reports on this now from london arlen's decision to call a temporary halt to the use of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine could have far reaching consequences the country's immunization north already pointed to a safety alert raised this week by the norwegian medicines agency after 4 health care workers suffered serious blood clotting events within 14 days of receiving the astra zeneca jab denmark and iceland have raised similar concerns with the ripple effect extending to bowl garia and as far afield as thailand. the irish move was described as precautionary we will continue to moni

down wasn't overall and or the rushing roland as another of logan's attractions the steam train has travelledthe narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i was in the intake is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in italian renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. mark is said to have climbed the $150.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like bins developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent villas near the beach. their gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no people no hustle and bustle just perfe

. >> yeah, it was from logan. >> logan, his younger sister at school. >> i remember she said, i'm cold, come pick me up. >> but what about her mother? >> i took them to my dad's house, where i had a key. >> no word. the kids called her cell, not afraid, no, more like irritated. >> please give us a call. >> it hath had happened by then, of course. though as the children bedded down at their father's house, they never guessed, wouldn't understand for days, that everything about life is different now and nothing made any sense at all. >> unbelief. it was unbelief. >> a friend named summer starks, put the words it to. so impossible that she, of all people. >> it was hard to wrap your mind around that it had occurred. >> but apparently it was possible. shannon starbuck, mother of five, was dead, dead in the way that made skin crawl. she had been so many things, mother, artist. woman on the brink of something new. >> shannon was funny. she was vivacious. she liked to joke around and have a good time but classy, always very, very classy. >> always very classy. >> her two older sons remember h

vegetarian in from self grown produce a shipyard offers both jobs and prospects drawing people like logan mcmanus a coaster rican who used to live in florida. it's something very humbling and inspiring. when you've been looking at it from a far from social media to just looks like something from a dream and i'm living it. as simba takes shape manager danielle has been looking for customers interested in using the ship to transport their goods between central and north america. one future contractor is an hour's drive away in the mountains. the organic coffee plantation is small but aims for top quality the farm is relatively new run by people with a vision who don't mind working in the damp humid conditions of the rain forest. they're targeting the u.s. and canadian markets seeking customers who love coffee and care about the environment. small producers or conscious environmentally conscious producers such as this farm is inherent part of our business model will ship pretty much almost anything but we really want to ship is parked just like this and telling stories like that. as yet only

joining this is laura logan. laura, you say there's a particular type of woman being targeted.explain. >> women heart independent and who are independent-minded and won't take any, people are basically trying to terrorize and silence and intimidate us and to break our will. strong independent women who think for themselves. if we aren't going to be kept down by men all these years, we're certainly not going to be kept owned by the politics of division and hatred. it's interesting that in that comment in the video you just played, it reminded me of because i remember being so shocked as a journalist on the ground in pakistan to just discover that around 80 percent of eight 80 percent of pakistan women could not read or write. gets who was the leader of pakistan at the time? a woman. just because you have a woman appointed to a position of power , doesn't mean anything. its actions that count. real actions. you know that as well as i do. i'm glad you're covering this topic because i have a lot of feelings about it as a journalist and a professional, but also its personal. these p

thanks so much. >> sandra: joining us now as vaccination host laura logan. welcome and great to have you here this afternoon. >> thank you, sandra. >> as far as we just heard and that briefing room at the white house where secretary maureen arcus was pressed on this by kristin fisher, she went on to press him with how or what we sing at the border not a crisis? >> your predecessors said a thousand illegal border crossings that they constitute a crisis and overwhelms the system. we are 23 and 24,000 now according to cdp officials so how is this not a crisis? >> i have explained that quite clearly. we are challenged at the border, and the men and women of our organization are meeting that need. >> the reason you are not sing a challenge is twofold. one is because the big caravan heading toward the united states that you see further away, once they get from guatemala into mexico they've been broken up into groups of around six or 8-10 by the smugglers and effectively by the cartels who have taken over most of the smuggling now. they are being moved around the c

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. >>> logan también perdió a otros dos amigos y dice que aguantó más de 20 minutos de terror hasta queaferrada a él. >>> no podemos aceptar la violencia sin sentido como algo normal. >>> el gobernador dice que habrá justicia para las víctimas entre elsal figura el oficial de policía (en inglés) el primero en responder al llamado de emergencia, el veterano dejó a 7 hijos y es considerado un héroe y frente al supermercado decenas dejan flores para las víctimas . >>> me siento asustada . >>> adrián pudo ser uno de ellos, pero no trabajó el día del tiroteo . >>> todos los días pasado por esta salida. >>> el sospechoso detrás del tiroteo es (en inglés) un joven de 21 años y las autoridades aún no revelan por qué decidió disparar , francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo . >>> junto a todo este dolor ,crecen los interrogantes sobre quién es (en inglés) y hasta el momento el hombre enfrenta 10 cargos pro asesinato en primer grado. >>> se desconceo qué motivó al pistolero a abrir fuego por sí podría tener un historial de problemas mentale y no hay pruebas de que sea un otvo de odio. >>> camina h

we both know that you're uneasy about forgiving her and accepting her as our niece and part of the logan family. >> brooke: for good reason. >> katie: absolutely. i just hope you're not having second thoughts. >> flo: i have been smiling so much my cheeks are starting to hurt. it's all because of you. >> wyatt: well, i just, i like to see you happy.

i'm sorry, i don't know anything about logan river. all i can say we potentially have a student already pending placement. >> rather than speak about logan an entirely, is there any safeguard as we check these institutions before approving contract? we don't have the facilities or requirements. how do we assess how effective they are and how they are working or not for our students? >> our m.p.s. team headed our director checks each of those m.p. s.s. their record and their background and everything before we start the contract. danielle is here. i will also defer to danielle. >> commissioner boggess: it's clear the team here doesn't have the expertise. jean is out. i would suggest, why don't we delay this one and bring it back. as we bring it back, we can have jean and christa to provide a background on the process how we vet each of these companies that we're working. >> there's no harm any students or families not approving this now? >> only thing if we have a student currently placed or awaiting placement. in which case they would

lara logan and texas lieutenant governor dan patrick will react.n on growing calls for andrew cuomo to resign. stay with us on this busy, news w breaking friday night. ♪ ♪ y, news breaking friday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: so, as joe biden continues his push of dangerous open borders, amnesty, and yeah, catch and release, america-last immigration agenda, white house press secretary, "circle back" jen psaki is in complete denial about the damage their policies are causing. record numbers this month alone, that's right, over 100,000, take a look. >> i will ask again. will he acknowledge there's a crisis? >> well, first, the president and this administration's focus is on digging out of the dismantled and inhumane immigration approach of the last administration. >> you say that is not a crisis. >> i think what ambassador jacobson and secretary mayorkas were conveying and what i am conveying it does not matter what you call it, it is an enormous, know my challenge. we do not feel the need to play cgames with what it is called. >> is this a crisis at the b

, laura logan is with this with fox and brains we can coast. i've been following your work and this is fascinating because you have discovered how much money these cartels are making off of this human trafficking. it isn't the millions and millions of dollars and you talk about families that have thank routing numbers and neither they pay off their debt in a period of time they are given or their family members are threatened with harm, correct? >> yes because they have all of the details which are stored in databases that the cartels have access to. and that means they are really letting you know they have control over people no matter where they are. so even once they are inside the u.s. they can reach back into guatemala, honduras, using the street gangs that are beholden to them. and they make sure, nobody, nobody gets away without paying their debt. and you know, the other thing what you are looking at here are some of the branches, the private land in south texas north of the border. roughly 70 miles north of the border that is kind of th

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kitty logan is live in london with the latest on all of this. hi, kitty. >> reporter: hi, arthel.nds and tides along the suez canal today, so it's making it even harder to move that ship. around 14 tugboats are out there trying to refloat it, this container ship called the ever given. there are salvage experts from a dutch company working to try to remove the sand from around the bow to free it up. and egyptian authorities say there was a slight movement today but certainly not enough to shift this massive vessel. but there are thousands of tons of -- that's been taken out, and there's some hope that the stern of the ship is not firmly lodged quite as much as had been feared. this container ship is over 400 yards long, it has straddled the entire width of the canal, so this is certainly going to be no easy task. the ship is weighed down with containers too. one option being considered is to lift those off to lighten the load, and the u.s. government is offering any assistance needed, equipment, expertise to help authorities reopen this vital canal. of course, time is of the essenc

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