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new york. plus, i'll talk to the mayor in denver as he and other big city leaders are getting frustrated and makinguests of the white house. facing new pushback for how he plans to handle the influx of migrants in his city. the latest contention, housing m migrants in school gym. athena, what is the reaction from the community there? >> reporter: hi, jake. there's a lot of anger and concern. about the fact that the city did not notify not just parents but teachers, school administrators, other members of the community about the plan. even this morning, there was question about whether this was going on or still being considered. listening to the language from the mayor. well we now understand from a city council member that migrants began arriving here in the gym behind the school on sunday. we went in, cots wall to wall. they appear to be housing adult migrants, so men and women. there's a lot of uncertainty about who these people are, how well they've been vetted, their health status. and the fact school is still in session. they're concerned about the fact having these migrants here will create

across the biden administration will not 42 them, they will parole the majority of them into new york, denver, chicago. they are moving in all over the country. our country, it is enticement and incentivization. they are explaining this to me when i ask why are you coming here. that is what is going on here. there are other ones in the camp who do not plan to go until they find out after title 42, midnight tonight, whether that will continue. if it does continue, you will see a whole lot more, they are telling me that if the americans are letting them in, they are going. a big group, a big mass group, yeah. >> todd: before we bring in anna, what you just answered, you are reporting biden officials are coordinating with mexican officials to let migrants come over to brownsville, texas, a coordinated effort. it seems to me it is about optics, so people will not look crowded at the border. walk us through in detail exactly what you have seen, exactly what you have heard. >> todd: yes, i just broke the story yesterday at cis.org, center for immigration and studies that the mexican immigration off

from new york city to denver, community scrabbling to house migrants who have already arrived. ght new york city, the onetime historic nighttime hotew housing migran. aph what o aitiaantoni a pa ring venezuela with his family hoping to find work, the newly reopened hotel places the port authority and a processing center before migrants are moved to other locations. the first 175 guest rooms for children and families. >> the city's been working really hard to house them. they've over 150 places there housing them now. they are bursting at the seams here >> reporter: is fighting, said the border declining for more than 10,000 daily in a few days leading up to title 42's end to about 3,000 in the last two days, hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers have already crossed into the u.s. in denver, more than 150 are living in city shelters with just 30 days before they have to leave. >> we have 30 days relate to figure out what's going on both with their legal case and with their resettlement here. >> reporter: as cities like new york and denver deal with themigrancris, ra authoritieb

from new york city to denver, communities scrambling to house migrants who have already arrived. ght new york city, the onetime historic midtown hotel now housing migrants. here is abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, buses of asylum-seekers pulling up to the historic roosevelt hotel converted into new york city's new intake center as the city grapples with what officials call a humanitarian crisis. antonio zapata arriving from venezuela with his family hoping to find work. the newly reopened hotel replaces the port authority as a processing center before migrants are moved to other locations. the first 175 guest rooms for children and families. >> the city's been working really hard to house them. they have over 150 places they're housing them now. they are bursting at the seams. >> reporter: despite at encounters at the border declining for more than 10,000 daily in a few days leading up to title 42's end to around 3,000 in the last two days, hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers have already crossed into the u.s. in denver, more than 150 are living in city shelters wi

representative ted, davis, out of new denver county. so two democrats didn't votes.there. so if the vote tonight was exactly the same as it was for an override it would go through. they would override the governor's veto. however, if those two democrats tonight's, who did not vote. chose to vote not to override. but that republican chose to continue to abstain, the democrats would be able to sustain the governor's veto. governor roy cooper has vowed to veto this already. >> i see, so he's gonna go to go to the governor's desk. that is gonna go back, and then we have to see -- >> yes, they have the power to do it with a full super majority. but the law north carolina requires three fifths of the present and voting members to be there. so if you're gone it produces that number. if you don't vote, it reduces that number. so, we are dealing with the tiniest of margins. something that is so substantial, and so consequential for peoples lives. >> as you say, it is something that she campaigned on. so i can only imagine, we are based out of time. but her constituents, you l

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to seek safety and security in the new environment, but what we need to do is to continue to have guardrails to have finite resources, and we are stressed here in denvering it to the partners. >> so you are stressing the assistance, and in new york, you are with the same thing of the failures to come, and the idea is to move people out to other cities within the state, and what are you making with what to do as the mayor of denver? >> well, we are doing it. over 60% of the people who come through denver or come to denver are going through denver, and we are helping them with the bus passes as you desire. many of the friends and family will move on, and you have to remember, sara, the second phase of the huge influx of migrants coming, and many of them will settle in the next phase, and these are the relatives and family and neighbors coming to connect with them. so we suggest that about 60% of them are moving on the other locations. they are not staying in denver, but many of us mayors including mayor adams of new york and others are sending a letter to the president of what we need to help our cities to deal with tin flux of migrants particularly as

have a lot of people who want to come to the country, they want to go to places where jobs are, new york, denver this could have been addressed a long time ago. i don't know quite how we got to the point where you have the mayor of the largest city in the country in a kind of public spat with his brother democrat who's the president of the united states i'm just saying congressional leadership, the people that knew this was coming, white house staff. and you wake up one morning, and you read the stories and you go, hey, it's kind of like the manager of the 1961 mets said, hey, can anybody here play this game. this is not something that's intractable and unsolvable problem. it can be addressed. and i suspect it'll get addressed here in the next three or four days. >> all right. well, thank you very much, james. i always appreciate it. it's good to see you. >> all right, erin, you bet. >>> next, protesters taking to the streets after a san francisco security guard fatally shoots a shoplifter. >> why the d.a. says she is not going to press charges. >>> plus, a sobering warning tonight from the head

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the state of new york and even denver, colorado. this new video out of el paso shows border agents apprehended several people for illegally entering the country. and now we are being told to at least one of them is already back on american soil. actually, then, that isn't the jarring park today. the jarring part was watching the federal government through a memo acknowledge it. >> ben: they know what's happening to these kids and i think everyone needs to have a moment where you understand this was done by design. this wasn't an accident. this wasn't a crisis at any point to this administration. they designed this deliberately to happen. what you are seeing today with these drone pictures was designed by the biden administration's. they said we are going to open up the border, we are going to allow for chaos, and what they are not being held accountable for the part that makes me angry is that human trafficking and the sex trafficking of children. they knew there was going to be sex trafficking. i'm not truly understood just how bad

capacity in our hospitals before title 42 expired >> reporter: with more migrants coming by train to denver, in new york city they arrived on school buses today. mayor eric adams says the influx will cost taxpayers $4 billion by 2024. many hotels now becoming shelters. officials say one reason for dropping border numbers is increased cooperation from mexicico, where these migrants from guatemala could no longer get permits to go north the weary now growing desperate. "we are here at god's mercy," says this man, "just hoping to pass." authorities say it's too early to tell if the drop in border crossings will last. tom? >> all right, miguel almaguer for us. miguel, thank you for that >>> we want to head overseas now ukrainian president zelenskyy's high-stakes meeting today, looking for support from europe's leaders as he ramps up the fight against russia keir simmons has this one. >> reporter: tonight ukraine says this video shows it blowing up a russian ammunition depot near bitterly contested bakhmut. it's not ukraine's long-anticipated spring offensive not yet. but meeting with the british prime

new. >> this is miss denver coleman. she's about to change th e world. >> the united states is behind that attack that happened on the kremlin yesterday. they have zero evidence to back up thatclaim. john kirby responded to that claim moments ago calling the allegation ridiculous. they'll take more questions on what happened here. the kremlin spokesperson told reporters, quote, we're well aware that decisions on such actions and terrorist attacks are not made in kyiv but in washington. and kyiv is already executing what it is told to do, such attempts to disown this in kyiv and washington. moscow keeps assisting that they were trying to assassinate vladimir putin. overnight we did see russia unleash a wave of its own drones on kyiv and other ukrainian cities much the they had handwritten messages on them reading for the kremlin and from moscow. just yesterday after the drone attack, the state department made it clear the u.s. is not helping or urging ukraine to launch attacks on russian soil. listen. >> i would take anyt

cities from new york to chicago to denver to los angeles, are spending millions to house and care for migrants. one report claims the migrant crisis could cost new york city taxpayers $4 billion by the middle of next year. lionel lindsay, thank you want to get to another big development overnight, a federal judge in florida issued a ruling that stops border patrol from releasing migrants in the u. s without issuing a formal notice to appear in immigration court. border patrol had been allowing some migrants to be released without a formal notice to speed up the processing. it now says the judge's ruling will lead to more overcrowding at the border facilities and breaking overnight up to 15 tornadoes have touched down in oklahoma and the more stamets we've seen , appears to be in the city of noble that is south of oklahoma city, one home was badly damaged along with businesses there. a man says he survived by sheltering in a closet, a bcs rob marciano saw the damage firsthand. a small town like this. the business district is torn up. this is a roof. probably this donut shop completely

the mayors of new york, chicago, denver and washington, d.c. ng president biden for a meeting to discuss the surge of migrants to their cities while he waits for more federal help new york city mayor eric adams is facing major pushback from leaders. here to discuss is orange coucounty new york executive newhouse. you're seeing mayor adams to stop the buses from coming into orange county. tell us why you think that's necessary. >> good to see you, jake. myself an rockland county filed a lawsuit last week, and we're trying to get a stop on new york city sending any up here at least for the time being because we have really no information on who they are, have they been feted, how long are they staying, what is their status. literally what the city has been doing is just renting hotels and taking them over, turning them into homeless shelters. >> in response to complaints about transporting migrants, a spokesman from mayor adams' office said, quote, we need other elected officials around the state and the country to do their part. what do you make

, d.c., new york, chicago and denver have joined together in a letter to the white house that arrives today requesting a meeting with the president so we can sit and be very specific with him on what we need to help our cities deal with this influx of migrants and as he tries to communicate with congress about what they need to do to step up to the responsibility of federal government on this issue. >> so clear there that the cities are still very much in need of federal resources as they themselves prepare to take on more arrivals. all of this still a developing story. >> and you have to see whether the new standards the biden administration instituted, whether those affect the next step, right, as folks come across.alvarez, thanks so much. >>> on sunday white house officials expressed optimism about making progress on raising the debt limit and avoiding an economic catastrophe. today kevin mccarthy is downplaying the status of these negotiations saying that the two sides are still far apart. congressional leaders are expected at the white house again tomorrow for more talks. that is

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the governor in texas sending migrants to other cities including new york, washington, denver, as wellit is to provide relief to border communities because of the numbers we're seeing and the criticism renewed by many critics saying that this is political theaters and whether they're coming here on a greg abbot-chartered bus or coming in on their own and there is 60,000 asylum seekers coming from new york and the result has been quite the burden on new york city as they struggle to keep their financial head above water to pay for all of this spending well over $100 and the numbers because of the title 42 expiration that's upcoming is that those numbers are just going to rise. >> we have been welcoming 200 to 300 people a day for many months now. with the arrival of these busses we could potentially see over a thousand people arrive per day. that's just unsustainable for new york city. we are concerned that we might end up seeing asylum seekers living on the street and we are works as hard as we can especially for children with families. >> we should mention a majority of the migrants a

unfortunately municipaliies like denver as you mentioned, chicago, d.c., new york, and others are bearingburden of the responsibility of the federal government and unfortunately it's stressing our resources locally. i've had to inform my agency last week that we may have to face some cuts. we're going to do everything we can to avoid that. we don't believe the people of denver should have to suffer in terms of their services because the federal government hasn't leaned in. >> mayor, i just want to use these last couple of seconds that we have to our conversation. so you've had to spend more than $17 million, and you've requested help from the federal government, and you've received 900,000? now i'm not sure because math is not my forte, but it doesn't seem like those numbers are adding up there. what is it that needs to happen so that someone in washington will listen to you and all of the other cities that are going through these emergencies. jose, you went right to the heart of the problem. it's not just about must be, obviously we've got migrants here and we want to be as compassionate

migrants and they tell me they plan to leave texas for various cities across the country including denver, new york and orlando, florida. and texas governor greg abbott sent another bus load of migrants from this state to the naval observatory in washington, d.c. yesterday. not far from vice president kamala harris' home after title 42 ended last thursday. governor abbott says he will continue sending migrants to cities like d.c., chicago, and new york. and now that a fresh week has begun after title 42 expired. border patrol sources tell fox news migrants encounters over the last few days have drastically fallen. >> the united states border patrol has experienced a 50% drop in the number of encounters versus what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended at midnight on thursday. it is still early. we are in day three. >> and according to multiple cbp sources, last week in calvary. border patrol agents arrested an afghan national on the fbi terror watch list. the afghan national crossed the border with a group of migrants. and when border patrol fingerprinted that man, the

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they tell me they want to get to destinations like denver, new york and orlando, florida.ere in texas governor greg abbott sent another bus load of migrants from the state to the naval observatory in washington, d.c. yesterday not far from vice president kamala harris' home. governor greg abbott says he will continue sending migrants to cities like d.c., chicago and new york. border patrol sources tell fox news after the surge of migrants we saw before title 42 expired last week, the migrant encounters have now drastically fallenning. >> the united states border patrol has experienced a 50% drop in the number of will encounters vs. what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended at midnight on thursday. it is still early. we are in day three. >> according to multiple cbp forces, border patrol afghan national fbi terror watch list. that man crossed the border with a group of migrants. when he was fingerprinted, the fbi confirmed a match on the terrorist screening data base. yesterday, the was asked how he feels the border is going overall. >> how do you

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new york. cities like denver, colorado >> dana: and chicago and they're drafting behind eric adams thanking him trying to get them resources. it won't be the last you hear of this. until the biden administration gives these governors some support and relief it won't end. if you're eric adams you think you won the prize, free up your calendar. you don't have to worry about that anymore. >> daniel has been called a murderer by some, vigilante by others. many say he acted based on race. >> none of that is based on the facts. as to race, it is simply not the motivation for danny. he is the one that put himself in danger to save who, all the people on that train. >> dana: the interview about penny who put a choke hold. he also says those second degree manslaughter charges filed against penny came out of the blue. let's get more from laura engel live in our new york city newsroom. hi. >> good morning. we're learning more about the legal process that led to charges being filed in this case. the 24-year-old former marine was arrested, charged, and arraigned with second degree manslaughter. that happene

not just escalating at the border, but other places where they are being bussed, places like denver, and new york and other places across the country where they are landing. and across the spring, officials have processed tens of thousands and other thousands in their care, and these same officials say they will spend $4.3 billion of dealing with the influx of migrants by the end of june next year. to deal with this, mayor eric adams is going to try to deal with migrants in orange county, and rockland county, but these republican-led counties are fighting back and pushing back and enacting emergency orders to block the plan from new york city. joining us is juliette kay yen, national security analyst, and top official at the department of homeland security. and juliette, i want to play for, you because one of the top officials in the counties outside of new york city was speaking to john berman about this back and forth and why put in place an emergency order to block what mayor adams is trying to do. and let me play for you what ed day said. >> if the mayor going to come up with a ridiculou

hearing once they're processed and released by border officials, they want to go to los angeles, denver and newname a few. regardless of what the numbers may be here on the border, the numbers that are bound to continue to increase asylum seeker arrivals in those major cities. local officials there continue to plan to deal with these arri arrivals. there's even one country going so far as to sue the new york city mayor to stop him from relocating some of the 60,000 asylum seekers processed in new york city alone. it's just an example of what we may potentially see in american cities thousands of miles away from where i'm standing today. >>> coming up, it has been 18 years since the disappearance of natalie holloway in aruba. now the prime suspect in her disappearance is going to be extradited back to the united states. the charges he faces, next. if you don't stain your deck, it's like the previous owner is still hanging around. so today let's stain, with behr, the #1 rated stain. and make your deck, yours. behr. exclusively at the home depot. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game. not a g

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processed by federal authorities, they want to make it to washington, to philadelphia, to denver, certainly new york, but they don't know when that's going to happen. >> polo, great to have you there. have the perspective on the ground. we will speak to the mayor of denver later about what that means there. really appreciate it. john? >>> happening now ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is meeting with leaders across europe hoping to bolster support ahead of this highly anticipated spring offensive. zelenskyy met with the british prime minister rishi sunak this morning following meetings with the leaders of germany, france and italy. this follows a remarkable 24 hours that might have seen the downing of four russian aircraft in one single day. now, it happened inside russia, in russian territory, right here in the brie ons k region. this is ukraine, this is russia. the details are murky, but one russian media outlet said that there were four different aircraft involved, this is what we're looking at here, two russian jets, the su-34 and the su-35 and two russian military helicopters, the m

new york city, chicago, denver, los angeles, one other, i guess eric adams is asking why not jacksonvilleflorida or ft. worth, texas or oklahoma city with republican mayors. isn't this using the poor immigrants shipping them to make a political statement much like they did in martha's vineyard? >> if there were coordination that would be one thing. willy-nilly or arbitrarily or at the opinion of the -- of greg abbott they're going to cities that he believes are, you know, the kind of cities where amnesty is granted illegals where they get to live their lives and dumping them in new york without any coordination. i am opposed to that. if there were coordination or some kind of way to say okay, next thursday you will be get x and so much. >> dana: isn't that the federal government's responsibility? >> as eric adams makes very clear if they will not do the job the city mayors will do it. ad hoc solution. >> bill: we don't know what's happening in these other cities. remember the dark of night flights were going to westchester, new york or into the state of new jersey? when we were coming hom

it doesn't just end at the border but what is happening in new york and chicago, denver, other places, so i think now is an opportunity where we can sit down as adult, come together and have tangible solutions. enough with the finger pointing. doesn't matter how we got here, how do we solve this? nine out of ten people seeking asylum aren't going to qualify for asylum so you'll have a generation of people that are going to have to live in the shadows and in large cases, the biden administration is making it harder for immigration reform so would love to sit down and build that conversation out as we get forward but it has been difficult. >> well, what would you like to do to tackle that problem? is it time to invite congressional leaders from both parties, the president, vice president down to the border? get everybody down to the border and try to solve this? >> you're exactly right. jim, i've hosted over 100 members of congress at the border. now, most of them have been republicans and have only hosted a handful of democrats but you're on to something. the next step is how do we in

denver. this is a story we've been covering in a big way. in fact, we have newng that really sheds light on the meltdowns of last summer. a little-known faa facility known as jacksonville center handles pretty much every commercial flight coming in and out of florida, was short staffed for 200 shifts over a seven-week period. cnn documents found out. and that caused 4,622 delays. this is why airlines are warning you to show up two hours before a domestic flight, three hours before an international flight, and we're seeing this problem is not just limited to florida or denver, even in new york, they're short staffed by about half at a key facility there. delays could go up by 45%. so you may show up early, but you may be stuck waiting at the airport. >> can you help us square that circle or whatever the saying is? wait, why should we show up early when there aren't enough air traffic controllers? >> i can't fly a plane. i know you can, but i can't. >> it's a great question. it's a good question. you know, i think anyone who shows up early. i cut it close. i'm a b

and the effects are spreading to cities as far as denver and new york. cnn is southern border in just a moment. plus, the things donald trump said to kaitlan collins last night and to the cnn town hall audience. should could get him into legal trouble. why e. jean carroll may sue him again. our panel has thoughts on this. >>> and the man who put jordan neely in a cloak hold is expected to be charged with manslaughter tomorrow. we'll tell you what's next in that case. >>> let's begin with what's happening on the southern border tonight. you're about to look at el paso, texas. that's where about 1,500 migrants have been processed in the last 24 hours. roughly 1,000 people, including families, are still waiting. the mayor of el paso says, quote, we can't continue to do this for eternity. let's bring in my panel. we have indicateland dickerson who won a prize for her reporting. also, from "the los angeles times," we have the former senate candidate back with us. also joining us from el paso is cnn's ed lavenanderalavandera. let's start there. we're less than

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dallas, denver, chicago, new york city, those are among the major locations where migrants are landingn's polo sandoval joins us from orangeburg, new york. this is an interesting place. outside of new york city there is a battle that is unfolding right before your eyes there. tell us where it stands. >> reporter: and there certainly are politics at play here, kate, but it's important to point out that we don't know yet if or exactly just how many of the close to 38,000 asylum seekers that are still in new york city's care will take up the adams administration's offer to be relocated a short drive north of new york city to various communities that are certainly highlighting some of their concerns. as just yesterday we heard from the adams administration saying they are willing to pay to relocate up to 300 asylum seekers temporarily to the communities in orange county or here where we are in rockland county. in fact, hotel property that you see behind me in orangeburg is one of those properties that's been identified by the adams administration as a place that they would like to house so

are probably likely to see in those communities some thousands of miles from here, places like denver, like newt many of the migrant groups tell us continue to be some of the most popular destinations for asylum seekers that are processed and then released subject to the outcome of their proceedings. and that is going to be the shared focus, not only what's happening and what will happen on the border, but what we may see in places like new york city that have sheltered well over 60,000 asylum seekers and that's led to a rocky relationship between the officials and neighboring communities. mayor eric adams coming up with programs and proposals to shuttle some asylum seekers that volunteer to take part in this program to neighboring communities. this is a constantly evolving situation. for now, the situation on the border, at least this part of the border, it is not the chaotic scene that officials were afraid would happen in the days following the lifting of title 42. >> a very fluid and challenging situation. thank you very much for all of your reporting. >>> some of these migrants have waited

. >> this comes as the mayors of new york, los angeles, denver and houston are all now asking for a meetingident biden as their cities are struggling to find space for the influx of migrants being bussed to their cities from the southern border each day. cnn rosa flores is live in texas with more. rosa, obviously this is a question i think we should note the reason this is happening is officials in these border towns, people like texas governor greg abbott, say it's unfair their cities have to deal with the majority of the stress of this. but the big question is, these officials in these other cities, what is their solution for how to handle this influx and this surge of migrants they have to deal with? >> reporter: well, you know, kaitlan, that surge related to title 42 happened may 9th when i was doing live shots for your show and there were hundreds of migrants who were sleeping in the streets of el paso. right now, what's going on in the border is, yes, there is a strain of resources because a lot of migrants entered that week. but now what we're seeing is that those numbers are not mat

hundreds being bused to denver, chicago, new york city, philadelphia and washington, d.c. leading us off is msnbc anchor jose diaz-balart, he is on the u.s. side of the border of el paso, texas. as we mentioned, title 42 expires at 11:59 eastern tonight. what do changes look like after that? >> i thank you very much. i'm so close to the border here. el paso is a city, it's a border city. i'm here at the sacred heart church in el paso and just want to give you a perspective of where things are and how close we are of the right just about a block and a half from where we are right now is the international bridge, one of the three international bridges that connects this area with mexico, with si todayay juarez specifically and take a look at this building, right there is the border patrol main processing center in el paso. and one of the things that we're seeing government officials do today is that they are bringing in folks to this processing center via buses crossing over on the different gates there are here between these three bridges there are gates in the fence, fence

you can see in new york city, 81 in dc 86 in atlanta. 82 in new orleans, 70 in denver right now. >> miami 80's. we are sitting in the 60's for the most part, a few 50's as well in california. but we're about to see our temperatures take a turn to the warmer. so right now, as we look outside at the park and air a little bit sunshine, starting to peek through still below average today. so we're sitting in the upper 50's in san francisco and oakland making it into the 60's already in san jose livermore concord at 64 in santa rosa sitting at 62. but basically what's going to happen here is high pressure is going to build in a little bit and that's going to help to keep any rain from coming our way. any of that colder air. so the warm-up is on the way. there is your friday. i'm going to take you towards the weekend and you can see after we get past today, maybe a little bit of drizzle tomorrow. we're going to see a very different weather patterns. so here's where we are right now. stormtracker 4 showing that there is a little bit of action to the north of us over as well in the sierra. but rig

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s. denver of los angeles and new york, chicago. we should not be burden the weight of this problem. chicago leaders have designated this school is a migrant center, but many residents don't want it in their neighbor. i'm just outraged. i'm outraged and i don't understand why our community was chosen. that leaves migrants and leaving, sleeping, eating here, get it done, and my kids, and i want to stay here in chicago with my kids so they can study and i can work. they face an uncertain future along with many others, with texas valley to best, more migrants to the sanctuary, said john henry and al jazeera, chicago, conservationists, and the caribbean, one to raise awareness about the threat posed by the lion fish. so the invasive species is threatening populations of other fish and the livelihoods of people on coastal an island communities. mental regular reports from taylor in the hon. doris divers, scouring a reef near the island of utila, there on the hunt for a venomous invasive species with the races appetite, just plain for sur

s. denver of los angeles, uh new york, chicago. we should not be burden the weight of this problem. chicago leaders have designated this school is a migrant center, but many residents don't want it in their neighbor. i'm just outraged. i'm outraged and i don't understand why our community would strongly that leaves migrants leaving, sleeping, eating here, get a good and my kids. i want to stay here in chicago with my kids, so they can study and i can work the facing uncertain future along with many others with texas value to best more migrants to the sanctuary, said john henry and l g 0, chicago. the world health organization says coven 19, no longer represents a global health emergency. the announcement comes, 3 is off to wells, health authorities plus declared the highest level of the size of the virus. the head, if the w h. a says about 7000000 people officially recorded to have died, some k with 19. and while the low level has been low edge officials say the dangerous virus is know last week could be 19 claim live every 3 minut

we are tracking showers and thunderstorms through salt lake city, denver, parts of new mexico. the weather is not a huge concern if you are traveling later today. if you are local, look how thick the fog is even by 12:30 this afternoon. you will keep the jacket on for much of the day. from the south bay, we will get sunshine later this afternoon. 60's and 70's. 50's and cloudy for the coast. for the rest of the peninsula, we will get afternoon sunshine, but it feels cool. 61 is about it for downtown today. keep extra layers with you as you go about your activities in the city. the north bay, 50's along the coast. increasing sunshine this afternoon. the east bay is one of the areas we are watching closely. the clouds are very stubborn today. in the afternoon, the sun is going to start -- going to struggle in parts of the east bay. inland, we will see increasing sunshine in the afternoon. upper 60's to lower 70's is below average for the time of year. overnight, our marine layer does its thing, may gray. the clouds surge inland with temperatures in the 40's and the 50's. we will

miami will take on the denver nuggets beginning thursday night. >>> for more, download the cbs news appcted tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with the partial collapse of a six-story, 84-unit apartment building in davenport, iowa. tonight first responders are being hailed as heroes after rushing into the unstable building to rescue eight people. k-9 units spent last night going through the building in search of additional victims. incredibly, no deaths or serious injuries have been reported, and authorities believe everyone in the building has been accounted for. now, the frightening scene unfolded on sunday evening in the downtown area of iowa's third largest city. right now officials are working to determine the cause of the collapse and have ordered the demolition of the apartment. current and former residents say they had long complained about poor maintenance conditions in the building and that issues were rarely fixed. reporter neta sham from our cbs afit yat kgan will st

s. denver of los angeles and new york, chicago. we should not be burden the weight of this problem. chicago leaders have designated this school is a migrant center, but many residents don't want it in their neighbors. i am just res, i'm out wage and i don't understand why our community would strongly. that leaves migrants leaving, sleeping, eating here, get a good and my kids. and i want to stay here in chicago with my kids so they can study and i can work. the facing uncertain future along with many others, with texas value to best more migrants to the sanctuary, said john henry and al jazeera chicago. it still has on out, is there a helpless thing? lying fish on the plate could help cuz the coal raced across the caribbean, the high low. they will start in the middle east and live and, and it's the laundry, quite and dry picture for much of the region, particularly the gulf states. we've seen a lot of sheets here in places like katasha, but the temperature is set to come down in the over the next few days, 34 degrees that on satur