n.b.c. news radio and of course has been reporting on this story good to have you with us jason what does this injunction mean right now for those in the caravan and for the migrants currently in shelters at the u.s. border. right now if you're sitting in a shelter you've got hope this absolutely is going to boost morale in some of the makeshift shelters that are south of the border in the border town of do you want to we're getting reports that conditions are worsening as more and more migrants try to come to the united states and seek asylum they're bringing in you know extra restrooms or bringing in more food people are trying to collect donations so this right now is basically just boosting morale it's giving them something to look forward to you because it looks like that they you know i have an open window as the temporary order is and place all right but the operative word here jason is temporary this ruling is only temporary what's the next step. well we know president trump and we know that he likes a good fight it's safe to assume that he will file some sort of appeal or the white ho

n.b.c. news radio thank you thank you. all right let's bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. chinese president xi jinping is in the philippines on his first state visit to the country protesters rallied outside the chinese embassy in manila to protest against beijing's claims over most of the south china sea well they say present or that it will do that is turning a blind eye to the issue because he wants china to invest in the philippines. home rental company air b.n. b. has decided to remove its listings from israeli settlements in the west bank the online platform said it would seize its operations in occupied territories at the core of disputes between israelis and palestinians israel's government slammed the move as discriminatory. but the us president's daughter and white house advisor ivanka trump used her personal e-mail account for government business last year that's at least according to the washington post her lawyer says she sent the e-mails before she was briefed o

n.b.c. news radio thank you you thank. all right and i want to tell you now about to some breaking news coming out of afghanistan where at least forty people have been killed in a blast in the capital kabul the country's health ministry says at least sixty people have been injured after a suicide bomber detonated explosives inside a hall a wedding hall where islamic scholars had gathered at the event was marking the birthday of the prophet muhammad it's one of the deadliest attacks in kabul in recent months no group immediately claimed responsibility for the blast. and we can take you now to the afghan capital of kabul to talk to me half a football a he is the head of the home desk at tolo news. what more have you learned rather than truth. which are gotten from the mainstream offer that this is the number of that there is now of course it's not going on but of the wounded or. injured troops so barbara's do you feel there are. only how will. the people who are gathered to celebrate death. and of arson you know of the proph

n.b.c. news radio welcome to you jason as we just heard there the number of missing has more than doubled in the last few hours from around three hundred to now six hundred thirty why. it's pretty devastating those numbers are very scary and what we're finding out is that people were told to leave their homes in a flash can you imagine sitting at home watching news coverage of the fire in your backyard basically and then having a knock at the door saying you have to go and you have to go now people left behind their cell phones they left behind identification they left behind anything that would help investigators identify who they are on top of that fire rage really fast and really hard through the area of paradise which is a northern california and unfortunately it looks like some people just simply couldn't get out or may have been disorientated by the smoke in the flames and couldn't find their way out and now we're hearing also that you know you have these rescue crews there and they're searching the rubble of these destroyed homes what are they having to deal with. it's really hard to

n.b.c. news radio welcome jason let's talk about the number of missing which is more than doubled in the last few hours from around three hundred and now to six thirty why is that. it's pretty astonishing and what we're finding is that people had to leave at a moment's notice and unfortunately that fire was raging so fast and so hard it looks like many people were unable to get out crews are now using cadaver dogs looking for decomposing bodies in the rubble and a whole family of the number is going to go down as investigators figure out who people are in some of the evacuee shelters they left without a cell phone left left without their wallets their identification they have nothing and unfortunately people can't get in touch with loved ones because there's no cell service either it's a really trying time in northern california right now. tell us more than about the search through through this rubble what are people having to deal with one of the rescuers having to deal with well right now it's smoky and it's really bad the winds have died down in the area which is good for the fire fight bu

n.b.c. news radio has been following the story hi jason good to see you know what does this injunction mean for migrants who are currently in shelters at the border right now will they be able to cross into the u.s. so the department of homeland security hasn't come out and said anything official yet but i'll tell you the one thing that it's got to do is boost morale for the people who are in the shelters right now we're getting reports that conditions in the shelters are worsening as more people pile in and more people are seeking asylum for one hundred people have entered into the shelters their fate is unclear now but it does look like that they're going to be able to be processed and maybe process even more quickly jason if it raises morale among migrants right now in those shelters what about for president trump how much of a setback is this injunction for him. one thing that we do know about president trump is that he likes a good fight and there hasn't been any formal appeal as of yet but i'm sure that that will come before the thanksgiving holiday on thursday here and i'm sure that