. >> reporter: jose and maria torres, carrying their baby boy up the muddy hills, fighting to give himhance at a better life. >> what we see in darien gap three to four weeks afterwards will be happening in mexico, within a couple of weeks after that, will be arriving at the u.s./mexico border. >> the crisis we're experiencing today at the southern border is a generational issue. we anticipate that we will continue to see large numbers of people fleeing poverty, fleeing violence, fleeing disease, traveling to central and south america with the intention of coming to the united states. >> reporter: the debate over the best solutions to help the crisis rages on. late last week, the biden administration extended temporary protected status to more than 470,000 venezuelans who arrived in the country before july 31st, allowing them to legally work. the reactions, mixed. >> even though it's a tool perhaps for the short-term that brings about more stability for cities, dps is not a durable solution for migrants or what we're seeing at the border. we need more stable, long-term pathways. >> rep

the vast majority from venezuela. [ speaking in a non-english language ] like jose and maria torres, carrying their baby boy up the muddy hills. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: they tell me they are risking it all to give their baby a better future. we haven't seen a surge like this since the biden administration enacted new enforcement measures back in the spring. here in border cities like el paso they're doing whatever they can to get out in front of all this before thousands more arrived. david? >> david: matt rivers in texas on the border again for us tonight. >>> there is news after that deadly bus crash outside new york city. news about the two people killed on the bus and now a theory on the crash. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, the ntsb is on the scene investigating the horrific charter bus crash outside of new york city that left two dead and more than 40 injured. >> the motor coach departed the travel lane, penetrated a roadside cable barrier, and came to rest on its left side in the median. >> reporter: officials today saying five students a

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