plants calling for missile strikes a naval blockade and boots on the ground how did america and mexico come to this welcome to a special our on mexico i'm fareed zakaria from the border to the economy, to the cartels. >> america and mexico have a relationship that has been crucial and complicated america blames mexico for its deadly drug prices. while american demand helps keep the cartels in business, millions pore over the southern border. >> but without mexico's help, there would likely be millions and millions more in a myriad of ways. >> this pivotal relationship and how america chooses to shape it, holds the keys to both country's future is now driving the drug overdose crisis across the country it is the most lethal two drug epidemic in american history the fentanyl crisis synthetic opioids, mostly fentanyl killed an estimated 75,000 americans in 2023 alone more than all of the us troops skill in iraq afghanistan and vietnam combined deaths went up 94% in a three-year period and no one brings more fentanyl into the united states then the sinaloa drug cartel in mexico it was headed fo

. >> and the elections loser the man sewing the chaos was the former mexico city mayor andres manuel lopez obrador amlo, as he's come to be known, would never forget that loss and for that mexico's democracy would suffer in 2018. >> i'm low, won the presidency an increasingly adopted donald trump's ways accused of defying the constitution and threatening mexico's democracy his handpicked successor claudia sheinbaum, was recently elected president and many fear that amlo will still be the power behind the throne once she takes office in his head. >> he's not the press president of mexico. he's the owner of mexico mexico is rapidly becoming an illiberal democracy like hungary or turkey. >> but in this case, right on america is doorstep the birth of mexico's modern democracy. is an inspiring and relatively recent tale the country was a one-party state for over seven decades ruled by the institutional revolutionary party or pre they held elections, but not free and fair elections. >> so they managed to control the presidency the federal government, as well as the governorships and others for many, many years every leade

this is been to the border many times for people who lived there people go to mexico to go shopping, to get dental people comeom mexico to the u.s. to shopping at walmart it is very fluid and much more one community, and people there often do not understand what the fuss is about. that spirit that i see so in border communities, that needs to be reinforced that we can bring people in and out, back and forth, and make our economy stronger so we can help our neighbors to thet have drug cartel problems they have, absolutely, at clear right-thinking, i'm afraid is missing in congress. and until people honestly turn theirtion to whether you are a member of the democrats or republicanground so we can update immigration laws and really just be the nation that we all deserve. ho do border walls work? guest: i think in some places where it is particularly treacherous, there are barriers that could be helpful. ced that when i was working in the government sense, both from the perspective of border patrol, trying to guard dangerous terrainperspective of many migrants who were brought here by smugglers who feed them a lo

the other question is mexico, because if you're going to stop people from coming in, well, where are ey going? where are they going to be deported? and it's going to be back to mexico. and the president waited until the mexican elections. president biden waited until the presidential election in mexico to occur, because he's going to have to negotiate this with the new president of mexico. in other words, will mexico also cooperate here? that's critical. >> yeah. >> and, bill, it sounds like you don't believe then that this will be any sort of deterrent. >> i don't think this is going to deter people, which is a great question, because you're right. it is this how can we stop people from coming to the us southern border? can we do it by erecting walls and instituting these kinds of measures? and i don't think so, because the people that i meet at the border twice a year and in my clinic at usf, they're coming because of desperate situations. they're not coming because they have an election to be able to do that. and so the only deterrent is going to be working with the sending countri

what happens uh, come october 1st with mexico changes president. uh, again, that historic election that a thing makes the election, the 1st woman president in the nation's history. her policy will also be largely dictated by what happens in the united states. come november when the united states goes to the polls. but if we can talk a little bit about the dynamics of migration here in mexico, mexico is a country that experiences all phases of migration, whether it be internal displacement, the creation of migrants from mexico trying to reach the united states, whether it be the next is it where my grades from central and south america, other parts of the world move through mexico on their way to the united states or migrants that come to mexico. all of those policies migrants that come to stay here and mexico seeking political asylum, or refuge here. all of those policies are largely influenced by what happens in the united states. so we are still waiting to hear an official response. once these 2 world leaders get together and speak later in the da

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take my official life. >> reporter: one of the voters we spoke to, when it comes to the violence, there is an issue in mexicoafety. many americans have stayed away for coming to mexico and a clear reflection is the violence against political candidates and those seeking office wants aspiring political candidates. the next president will have to deal with the issues of public safety. immigration will also be a big issue. back to you. >>> still ahead. in 2016 trump said i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot someone and i would not lose any voters. since then he's been impeached twice, found liable for sexual abuse and convicted of 34 felonies. we will talk about the future of the republican party when we come back. >>> we've talked about trump's takeover of the republican party and watched as republicans who once to criticize him reversed themselves. we saw them in 2020 skip writing a policy platform for their convention. the platform was then trump himself. and when he lost that election, we saw republicans support him to overturn the election. even after the insurrection republicans returned

united states, mexico and canada have to come to the table and say whether the agreement is working foruse review i think if mexico -- how mexico approaches those conversations is going to be hugely consequential for north america writ large and for the near shoring you are talking about as well. david: talk to us about that as people come out of china. if in fact president sheinbaum wants to be more pro-investment what is she need to do particularly when it comes to pretty debility of the laws. the predecessor came in. what about the infrastructure supporting investment? maria: i would say a lot of the levels of investment we are seeing in mexico during this administration have been in spite of the government, mexico is very privileged with its geographic position, where it is right next to the united states but also mexico is very competitive vis-a-vis china is well below you the united states, china tensions that have been developing over years now have really benefited mexico. so those investment levels have come again in spite of the current administrations policies. claudia sheinb

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sit out, especially with a review on their free trade agreement between canada, the u.s., and mexico comingp, and we know canada's auto sector is tightly integrated with the u.s. one. they sell parts and finished products to the u.s., and most of their exports are going into the u.s., so president trudeau really has to balance between the u.s. and china here, and of course, there's the fear china could retaliate as well. paul: in terms of retaliation, what might we see, and what could the impact be on china's ev sector? >> the short-term impact is not likely to be very huge because canada is still a very nascent market for chinese ev's, but of course, china will be blocked out of the whole market before making inroads into the country, and we know that tesla will be disproportionately affected because last year, canada did see this fivefold surge in chinese ev's, and most of that is driven by chinese-made tesla's, but other ev's like ne-yo and byd do not have a lot of presence in canada as well -- other ev's like neo and real id. of course, canada is trying to build up its own domestic indu

mexico has organized crime. the demand for drugs comes from the united states. mament that is much more sophisticated than the armament the mexican military has. also we need to cooperate in curbing the flow of money. e don't deal with those three issues, curbing or trying to push down thec@ power of organized crime in mexico, one. two, controlling arms south of the border. he money. i don't think we will be able to ovthe second is if i think that other nationalities get preference over mexicans? honestly don't think so. i -- as up-to-date the united states has a program with mexico -- as of today the united states has a program with mexico for temporary workers that is bigger than with any other country, at least in latin america. of course, a lot ofwant visas to enter united states legally -- the united states legally but they are not receiving those visas. i don't think it's particularly discriminating against mexicans. it is part of your immigration reform or immigration situation. host: donna in elk grove village, illinois, on the line for democrats. caller:

mexico has organized crime. the demand for drugs comes from the united states. lso receives a lot of the armaments. armament that is much more sophisticated than the armament the mexican military has. also we need to cooperate in curbing the flow of money. if we don't deal with those three issues, curbing or trying pus down the power of organized crime in mexico, one. two, controlling arms south of the border. three, the money. i don't think we will be able to improve security. the second one is if i think that other nationalities get preference over mexicans? i honestly don't think so. i -- as up-to-date the united states has a program with mexico -- as of today the united states has a program with mexico for temporary workers that is bigger than with any other country, at least in latin america. of course, a lot of people want visas to enter united states legally -- the united states legally but they are not receiving those visas. i don't think it's particularly discriminating against mexicans. it is part of your immigration reform or immigration situation. hos

this is possibly the worst fire that southwest new mexico has seen, and we're coming off of the two largesther loss of life, and so we are working interjurisdictionally. this is not just affecting lincoln county. it's also impacting the apache reservation. there's multiple jurisdictions, different counties and sovp sovereign nations working together. what we are going to see are long-term economic impacts, damages to homes, damages to businesses, and honestly, damages to one of the most culturally important places in the state, which is heartbreaking for us all to see here. >> really is, congressman. i know president biden confirmed the declaration for the state because of the fires. fema sent in emergency teams to help. do first responders and state authorities have the resources they need right now? this is such a huge undertaking. >> well, you know, i am very grateful for the president for helping to declare this a major disaster to respond to the situation. look, this is a very rural community, and so besides the focus on saving people's lives and structures, we've got to get livestock

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middle of the holidays, had to run down to mexico because mexico decided to stop deportations, repatriations, particularly of venezuelans coming mexico. the mexican government restarted those efforts. one of the reasons that explains why numbers now on the border have diminished in terms of undocumented immigrants, being detained by the border patrol is what mexico is doing. but in my view, there is a big question mark out there as to whether lopez obrador, who will leave office on october 1, a full month ahead before americans go to the polls, decides to open those migration valves to create some -- to exert a bit of pressure on the united states and on president biden before the election. ali: a fascinating dynamic to be watching for arturo, former ambassador to the united states. thanyou so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. ♪ john: the pace of u.s. covid-19 fatalities has slowed significantly. the nationwide death toll stands at more than one million people. with precautions like mandatory masking, social stancing, and isolation no longer in place, it can seems as if worries about the virus are gone as well. but for many

it's going through mexico, coming through mos cominr mosttt is 95% coming through the southern border i built 571 miles of wall weed and i had the mexican army protecting us. i said, you either going to protect us or i'm goingbig to charge you big tariffs and get along very well with thete president of mexico. they gave us tremendous protection during the day. we had the best level of numbers. nobody's ever had numbers like the best we've ever had in terms of illegal immigration. in faclegal imion.t, my last wek in office, we had less people coming l into our country than at any time before. but importantly, we had drugs were down 19%, 20%.e 20 and that's not enough. drugs weand by the way, you'll l really solve the drug problem unless you demo what other countries do. and that's the death penalty for drug dealers. but then you have the death of a drug dealer on average will kill during that person's life 500 people unless you have a death penalty, unless is a now something that right now they don't even get charged with anything. if you don't institute the death penalty for drug deal

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a zoo in mexico city has come off with a cool idea to give animals a break from the heat. and that's i spoke, lyons called special. i saw the faults with for the meat, and instead of golfing the food down within minutes, the big cats took their time licking the collar for refreshments. monkeys were also given to for some trade, but they was served a budget at an option a good rate to cool off, and with that you're up to date. but do sticker down if you can, because of next we have an interview with indonesia, it's invested into germany as both countries. tough little over trade. don't forget the gold ring when you was on our website, dw. com and on our social media channel, this one x add on instagram at the w news. i'm known such as thoughts. thank you for watching the good news. innovation. green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the carriers subscribe to the subscribe to plan, it's a they use all to bind deforestation from the supply chains. if it's companies is a frustrating trade part. and as a broad.

weather across the us and mexico right now, a powerful tropical storm is set to make landfall in mexico in the coming hours, while in the us, new mexico and in california are racing to contain raging wildfires. >> tropical storm alberto is already threshing the texas coast with heavy rains and strong winds the national hurricane center predicts this will continue through thursday and there's a possibility of tornadoes in some areas. meantime, western us states the dealing with fast-moving wildfires that are burning large areas of land in new mexico, officials report at least two people have died as a result of the fires and residents of the mountain village of ruidoso though so have been forced to evacuate we reached a point where it was just a solid blackout. >> i've never seen anything but the thing that kind of startled me more than anything. my trick was being hit with chunks of ash. i could feel him my hood, and the gray, it was almost like big gray rain hitting my truck wildfires are continuing to spread in california as well. >> cal fire reports, the post fire in los angeles county has now sco

i thinking about going down to mexico and coming in and saying don't speak english and then go to lasn. we are losing our country. we are supporting wars that nobody'go it is ridiculous what is going on. let's do it real. we don't need -- all the tv shows you are over? they are not working or paying into social security. they are getting a free education, free housing. get sick, they go to a hospital. i'm l for pelee and secure. we are losing our country. this is unsustainable. we have enough illegals here. host: i want to show you something. this is whatay. hey fact-check on the concept 5i limited phones to immigrants for tracking and communication. $wit says the claim is the biden administration spends tax dollars toive smart to immigran. it says and that the division of homeland security does issue smartphones that they preloaded at some on documentwith release stipulations. they can only be used to access the app. they can't access the internet, load other apps or make calls. used d trump administration. caller: ok. nd what you are saying. there is a trade-off. how many got upa fr

most of it 90% coming for the south border i build 571 miles of wall the mexican army protecting us here the protect us or i charge you big terrorists got on very well for the present new mexicoeat protection we had best level of numbers vestry overhead in terms of illegal immigration. my last week in office less people coming into the country than at any time before 20% drugs were down and that's not enough. and you solve the drug problem on average as is right now they don't even get charged you will never have the problem get it down to a number i got it down as evasive committee and all of that. the cartels around by very smart and vicious people there pouring drugs into our country. the greek number coming in now compared to 4 years ago is 12 times higher so not only people in human trafficking it's drugs they are pouring into the country totally unchecked. >> sean: back to hunter you have sympathy for addiction right most americans do is not the trial that was about and i think the bigger issue is involved in the biden family we touched on earlier how to somebody with no experience get paid millions of dollars goes on good morning america no millions of dollars a coarse

need congress i can do it executive lee, what would you tell them. >> remain in mexico that would deter people from comingsely claiming asylum because they would have to remain in mexico so that would deter the flow, secondarily, the people that don't come enter ports of entry you should start arresting and prosecuting people that come in for illegal entry or illegal reentry, that would stem the tide and the third thing support to people that are here that are criminals, this diminished ration interviewers no doesn't even deport criminals they only deport them in the rare circumstances to be considered for deportation that had to be convicted of an aggravated felony and going back to the number one thing, remain in mexico would turn the tide immediately because it would just incentivize all of these people in the cartels that are trafficking people everyone else they would lose the incentive and the money and this could really be brought down to a ripple in almost no time because if people are not getting in they know they will not stay and we don't have a problem anymore. trey: morell of law enforcement

we have real changes coming to the u.s., many people think of a young man from mexico coming to work,sed to be thepe of folks coming, but much more now, we have families, women. and a lot of women who are in pretty horrible situations with their children, so it is heartbreaking to know that we will have to be sending some of those people because to be blunt, congress has not acted. it has not provided the resources to be able to update our ports of entry, to be able to update the border so it is sufficiently strong so we can screen people quickly, and people who are eligible i do need the come in and people who are not, that they go back, so we have to make a more blunt decision of pushing people back, and that does mean that some people will be harmed. host: during that possibility of a vote on a bartisan immigration bill, we heard president biden sayt he could not take unilateral action on the border. isn't that what executive orders are, taking unilateral action? guest: he is pushing the envelope i taking this action. there is a limit to what you can do in the executive branch, and

been the best way to improve the migrant situation for both mexico and the united states is to invest in the countries that migrants are cominghe'll likely take a stronger stance against crime and drug cartels. >> crime went down in mexico city during her tenure, so this is not something she is being introduced to. she dealt with it every day as mayor. >> today, governor gavin newsom posted a photo on social media of a previous meeting with sheinbaum. he says he looks forward to continuing their work together, and one other first. sheinbaum is of jewish descent, the first to take office in her grandparents actually fled the in europe and found asylum in mexico. mike jana katsuyama live tonight in the newsroom. >> jana. thank you. well, it was a historic day in the state of delaware as hunter biden became the first child of a sitting u.s. president to stand trial. as fox's rebecca castor reports tonight, a 12 person jury was selected at a courthouse in delaware in the federal gun trial, as the biden family showed support after the collapse of a plea deal last year. >> hunter biden's federal gun case began monday with jury sele

latest fug, pictures coming from solving home during the basically the full cost is going to be rather way through. and you can tell them less, so it hundreds in the next few days. and mexico would also come brought them all right, but hundreds, maybe not so much in south america. have to say, and the supports to see more funds. the storms heading towards the for the legs and they're not particularly big or long lasting. and they're not doing very much in most of patrick walsh is still suffering high temperatures. but have some strong is down to 50 at least south of this little bit of rain in ocean teen or snow down and propagating. yeah. is drawing up a little in july the there is no title that covers world news like we do, we revisit places the state houses are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, israel's war on god. so be coming in forever across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style track down wide is by to insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza. the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line, the . the only thing i'll just say a reminder now on the top storage, is whe

jazeera, the white house has got a view south is important now in cross to 90, right below in mexico city. this comes in the wake of mexico's elections money. so what is the reaction that to this executive order? a good to be with him, mary, and he's still probably vote here in official reaction from mexican authorities until wednesday morning. but early on tuesday, mexican president, and that is one way, lopez over the other ones asked about this topic. he said that he was aware of this executive order by president biden, and that he had planned a scheduled phone call to speak with president biden. later in the day, we are still waiting to hear word as to what was the outcome of that phone call, or if that phone call has taken place already, i'll tell you who has been giving statements. we've already heard from the center for gender in refugee studies, doctors without borders. the international rescue committee, as well as the washington office on latin america, all of these organizations expressing their concerns over what this could mean for folks on the ground for migrants and asylum seekers. and

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all mentioned to migrants and asylum seekers coming through mexico right now are facing all kinds of violence of the hands of criminal groups. but also the states policies that came policies and us policies. right now we turn them into mexico, it goes into that violence and don't provide them with solutions. those needs to change. and secondly, i'll mention some families of it as appeared and the disappearance crisis and mexico over 140000 people who are currently registered as disappeared. their families go on to search them every day and lead mainly by women, often at great risk to themselves. the next president needs to prioritize truth and just as for that, i know that is something extraordinary, especially in the country that is not at war, but isn't it that corruption that impunity is really at the bottom of this. how can that happen in the democratic country? and how can any new government tax to something that's becoming institutional problem, not just one of this government, but have many governments before we know what doesn't work and it's no sorry deployment. and unfortun

some of the hottest hidden areas in the state of nevada also coming up. claudia shane bom becomes mexico's 1st female presidents according to preliminary visit o'denza, the photos it in an election, overshadowed by drug consul, violence of the mode as a political kind of the i'm good. how those as well come to the program. a john child sort of shows is visiting, soften germany off to severe flooding unless at least 4 people dead and forced thousands of others to flee the homes. charles headed to the bavarian town of price and fulton, along side to state from the mock lazoodo. it's one of many places that were flooded off the streams and rivers, including the danube, burst the banks following heavy rains. 155 had died during the rescue efforts. while another one is missing, the other victims were found in flooded sellers. what of choice was brief by emergency clothes during his visit, he pledged more support. we have added on this stuff to do everything we can including using federal government resources to ensure that help can be provided quickly. there are already many emergency crews fro

people are coming here from mexico, honduras and guatemala. huge flood of immigrants -- the same under trump and biden -- people are coming from venezuela and colombia. time to replace -- no. they were desperate and had to come here. help those countries. bari: a marshall plan for latin america, more border patrol agents and more asylum judges. nick: the libertarian in me would never forgive myself if i did not put up a marshall plan as one of the most oversold ideas in history. the german economic miracle took place after the controls put on by the u.s. and the allies on the german economy were lifted. bari: our border. nick: make it easier to come into the country legally. do more of the processing in the home countries. and then you will have people walking through the door, showing papers. you can go to a staples in america and get a tsa pre-check. we can come up with ways of helping to process more people who do not have criminal records or diseases or whatever is worse than the president has. bring them here. forbid them from getting wel

and particularly of the us interest is how can mexico work to address the precursor chemicals coming into mexico? and the fact that setting now is increasingly being produced in mexico to stem the flow asset. no breach in the united states army us side of shame, bomb was prioritizing, i think she'll look at trends, not trends, border arms trafficking to mexico, as well as what the united states was doing, to reduce the demand for drugs in the united states. and so then, you know, it's a critical juncture for us, our mexico relations because because both countries are going to have, uh, uh, well, a new president. i don't know about the us yet, but uh, it might be the case in the us. how do you think relations will even. busy if there is a new administration in washington, a bind trump administration, let's say, will they get closer or more district? i think the us next door relationship is always essential because of some of the shared issues across the border between cultural ties. family tries, economic, trade, migration, etc. it will look different. i think if you, we have a 2nd, tr

migrant hot spots there was little discernible change in the previous night in flow coming across the border from mexico> jordan. jordan. >> yeah. >> why did you come -- egypt. why did you come to america? >> for job. >> for a job? >> yeah. >> you know it is illegal to cross the border like this, right? >> yeah. >> you don't care? >> yes, i don't care. >> guys, where are you guys from? what country. >> egypt? >> egypt. >> where are you from, what country,. >> turkey? >> all turkey? >> yeah. america. [inaudible]. >> i love you. i love america. >> where are you from? >> egypt. >> egypt. >> egypt. >> egypt. >> reporter: under the policy announced by president biden yesterday many of these migrants should be immediately deported because the daily average of migrants crossing illegally is above the 2500 threshold. the trick is, that action but it remains to be seen how effectively those deportations will be managed. if the mere threat of such actions will do anything at all to stem the tide of migrants in the longer run. either way, larry, in the eyes of many critics this is a policy change driven by the pol

latest fun pictures come from solving home jurist are basically the full cost is going to be rather way through. and you can tell them this, so it 100 and the next few days. and mexico would also come run them, all right. but hundreds, maybe not so much in south america. have to say and the supports to see more fund the storms heading towards the for the legs and they're not particularly big or long lasting. and they're not doing very much in most of patrick walsh is still suffering high temperatures. but have some strong is down to 50 at least south of this little bit of rain in austin, teen, or snow down in propagating. yeah. is drawing up a little in july the israel's war machine is decimating entire households. and as i saw, the words of those who survived and with the help of palestinian generalists, folk lines tells the heralding story of 3 families and investigates us complicity and the world's most brutal in decades. the night old and biden's wants us to hold on just either the hello i'm adrian said again, and this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you'll, we can look at the world of business and the to the next. this re, brooklyn's economic growth says gr

but she also addressed other major concerns for mexico's public data, and most of that we will be or steer wrapped and won't come back. no, the privileges, know the presidential airplane, all the retirement pensions for from a presidency or the presidential state guardian. is that on the president? yeah, the mexico's constitution only allows one term presidencies. this means claudia shane bomb has 6 years to take for the issues on her agenda. winter time and office begins on october. first. we'll have 2 of those top com as a form of mexican ambassador to the united states. that is not president of consulting group. aside of con associates, it talk to me about the challenges facing mexico's president elect. it says no doubt, but public security or public and security is going to be one of the main challenges she faces. we saw it reared side in terms of the 34 candidates for elected office that were killed during this presidential cycle. and it's going to be a critical challenge going forward. she has promised to maintain, looks around those policies in the reality of public security. but that was a huge challenge

of our top story is this alex of the a sean bomb has won a landslide election victory and mexico cheese to come to countries, boost female president, adoptive eating the nearest bible. so to calhoun, it's by moving 60 percent in the polls. the opposition has conceded to fix is really strikes have killed at least 10 people throughout central council. 3 palestinians died and 10 were injured in the tax on the house for each for teaching camp on sunday nights. the drawn strike killed 7 of the families of this right. he kept his helen johns. i had stage to protest outside prime minister benjamin netanyahu office, with jerusalem protest set being held weekly, and israel calling on the government to secure the deal to return those health and cancer. the wills major role jekyll organization, since the new weather event is showing signs of ending as health, fuel of rise and global temperatures and extreme with around the world. but the conditions are expected to ease with the arrival of london. the lights of this year . if it's in, fox explains reco at high temperatures, facing the sea, and on land deva

mexico? >> it couldn't come at a more important time, ana.as you know, we're expecting to hear as soon as this week something on executive action having to do with the southern border, and this policy, as we understand it, will rely heavily on mexico, to do even more than they've already done. over the last years we've reported at nbc, the previous administration more than tripled the number of interdictions of migrants going north, most of those u.s. bound, and now they could be asking mexico to do even more to take back migrants who won't be allowed to cross the u.s./mexico border. we know that in mexico they have repeatedly said under the lopez administration, they will work with whoever. we do understand from people within the biden administration that there's really been a change in the way mexico has been dealt with, really a 180 from trump to biden. the biden administration said they treat mexico like a sovereign equal and they go into these conversations about immigration, about fentanyl, about gun trafficking, something mexico's real

in southern new mexico, thunderstorms are coming to the aid of firefighters, who are still battling twost their lives. in the north of the state, the heavy rain has led to flash—flooding in several towns with many forced to flee from their homes. it is a similar picture in iowa, where army helicopters were sent in to rescue those stranded after weeks of rain. at least eight wildfires are burning in california, mostly under control now, thanks to an intense firefighting effort over the past week. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. stay with us here on bbc news. plenty more in the hours ahead. hello there. we've had a taste of summer this weekend, and that summer heat is going to be continuing into the start of next week, but it doesn't mean it's going to be sunny the whole time. many of us saw quite a lot of cloud on sunday. this was the view in gloucestershire. but if you did manage to get that sunshine coming through, well, it definitely looked like a picture postcard here in worthing. now, over the next few days, yes, that heat is going to be building and we will continue to see some

looking at some high clouds coming in south of san francisco into the south bay as we track a system just to our south, remnants of a tropical storm that pushed through texas and mexiconow coming into parts of the desert southwest. that could potentially give us a chance of some isolated storms. we'll get to that in just a second, but let's give you a look at those numbers really quickly. still very warm pattern right here into concord livermore morgan hill, low, low 90s mid 80s in santa rosa and 64 degrees in san francisco to some 70 right there in oakland. breezy at times with those afternoon clouds that could wring out some moisture into parts of monday and tuesday right along the coast through parts of the central valley and the little blue images that you see right there, the blue pixels that could be a chance of some lightning dry lightning at this time of year. not what we want to hear because it heightens our concerns for some fire weather right there. still pretty active as we go on in through parts of tuesday. the sierra right there, depending on how hot these temperatures get that day light. of course, we'll continue to watch that for any chance of lightni

it is coming from china, it is going to mexico, it's coming here, and it is killing our kids. the chairman was asking you about delaying issuance of work visas to dea agents. that's what we're talking about. mexico is delaying workpieces to american dea agents working in mexico to get out to the jalisco and settle lola carta -- sinaloa cartels. elaborate on what effect that has on our operations. administrator milgram: thank you for the question. let me say a couple things. as i started to say to chairman rogers, we have been waiting eight months for one visa, and we nobler cost of -- know the cost of what that means in terms of our ability to get work done. every year in the united states we're losing more than 100,000 americans, so time matters, and i couldn't speak with enough urgency as to how important it is to get those 13 agents and intel analysts into the country pray the second thing i want to assure the committee's that our work does not stop. we have more than 2000 active investigations into those two cartels trade we have any money laundering investigations, precurs