. and the first group of americans has already landed on new guinea, that is, this is the border, yes are beginning to fuel these nationalist movements in the territory on the part of the islands of new guinea, which is part of irianjaya, this is an indonesian province, and in fact provokes the creation of some kind of separatist and partisan movement in these areas for what, in order to have well... in general, it is absolutely clearly visible, but further we can look - this is this selective death against us, remember the sanctions that they imposed against arctic lng. on the one hand, yes, this is like a sanction against us, but on the other hand, this is again a prevention of increasing our influence in eastern southeast asia, because it was from this field that two chinese companies, two japanese companies were supposed to transport export this liquefied gas somewhere again. this is east, south-east asia, that is, in fact, we see a consistent policy of increasing military, military-political influence there , and unlike the middle east, this is where we can say that they are at a

. and the first group of americans has already landed on new guinea, that is, this is the border, yes these nationalist movements in the territory on the part of the islands of new guinea, which is part of irianjaya, this is an indonesian province, and in fact provokes the creation of some kind of separatist and partisan movement in these areas for what, in order to have. well, firstly, in order to have leverage over the same indonesia, and secondly, there is a very large gold deposit on the border, well, at the same time, probably, so to speak, also to control this deposit, if we add burma to this, about what we have said many times, it’s the same thing there, yes myanmar, excuse me, yes myanmar, it’s the same thing there, and then in the same way myanmar is our main one today a political ally in this region and in fact what they are doing now is an attempt to shake up this regime, an attempt to overwhelm it. for them this is a greater priority, yes , that is, i’m not even talking about the 4,000 people who are deployed in this region, the largest american group, that is, i see a sit

and hence the bases in the philippines, the bases in papua new guinea, the new defense agreement withingly, active support for various kinds of separatists in myanmar, usually called burma. yes, by the way, bira colonialists. and usually the colonialists call our mianmu, our mianmu, that way. so, it means that for myanmar, it is myanmar itself that is very offended. the country is very important for the chinese, because for them it is a direct access to the indian ocean, bypassing everything controlled by the american specialist explained to us just a few weeks ago, literally, exactly, naming the groups, and well, we now know everything from myanmar, okay, about, then, that means, you’ll tell me about myanmu. here is the latest event, there is a legend, a version that two aircraft carrier strike groups were heading just for myanmar, but as a result, supporting the separatists is like a carrier strike group, and what about bombing, but kherson came out , a sailor, a partisan, an ironclad, here it’s the same thing, entered the red sea, the eastern one, how can the separatists be support

maybe papua new guinea? that's right, papua new guinea. ballet for a thousand.slippers, forgotten by maria taglione, from a hotel owner in st. petersburg and ordered them to do just that with the couple. having previously called together about three dozen balletomanes, he held an auction, no, an eccentric fan, perhaps he arranged a fitting like the one what happened in the fairy tale zaolushka, no, maybe he just divided a piece of these shoes among these ten-three people? wrong , i couldn’t help but let you lose on this question by a thousand each, the correct answer is this, he ordered ballet shoes to be prepared and served for dinner, to be exact in the form of fricosse, they all ate maria taglioni’s shoes, ballet for 800, this great the choreographer of russian-georgian origin laid the foundation for american ballet and was one of... the founders of the new york city ballet group. baloncin. that's right, george balanchine. this was the last question of the second round, and i 'll sum it up. 4:300 for gennady, exactly 6,000 for ivan, 9.5 for dmitry. don't forg

so an example i'd give you, this happened in new guinea. he was supposed to inspect an infantry battalion in particular an infantry company that everybody on his staff assumed was going to be training really hard for the next operation. when he shows up. the soldiers actually were in the middle of a very spirited volleyball game. so their commanders were like, oh, my god, what's the general going to do. he's going to be angry. he's really going to chew us out and. you know, there's this tension. and then kruger sort of sits back and sits down on a log and says go on. i want to see who won the game, you know, and they're like, oh my god. and, you know, the volleyball game goes on. and then his staff is just sort of like breathing a sigh of relief. it gives you a sense that he's going to be on his best behavior around the enlisted men. it's the and colonels that he really is rude with so it on which is interesting it was his sixth army led the invasion and dominated the campaign to follow his his peer his colleague is this guy, lieutenant gen

the object exploded 70 miles away from papua new guinea. there were three flares in the fireball.ime they occurred, they were separated by 0. one second from each other. that meant the object broke up into tee major pieces, each associated with a flare, and the explosionooplace 17 kilometers above the ocean surface. it was really low in the atmohere. the pressure exerted on the surfe of the object was much larger than all other meteors, all other media rights were subjected toow pressure before they disintegrated and from that we concluded this object was even tougher than iron media rights that make up 5% of the media rights population so that was an unusual property of this object. we were able to pinpoint the location of the meteor path by using data that recorded a sonic boom, the explosion soundwave and just like in the case of thunder, the sound arrives with some delay because the speed of sound is lower than the speed of light. from the delay, we were able to concur that in further distance the fireball from the seismometer. so the path of the meteor you can see in the plot

mauritania and egypt for 153 countries. against only 10, among them, of course, micronesia, and popua, new guineaesentative to the united nations. the scale of this catastrophe forced us to notice for the first time. "having raised the call for a ceasefire, the american side has actually issued a license to kill and now bears full responsibility for each new victim of the conflict in gaza ; the rest of the un security council members and the un members as a whole should not share this blame with them. kolina georgievna, that being friends with the united states is mortally dangerous, and i again remember kissenger, who in in the twelfth year he said that in 10 years there would be no state of israel, but still the grandfather was not an empty-headed man at all, excuse me, please, his words should be taken quite carefully, this... a trend has emerged, the question is: the outcome of this situation no, this is all happening, you can get out of it, it’s impossible, to destroy several million of the palestinian population, both on the west bank and in the gaza strip, israel does not have such a physi

border patrol encountered people from lebanon, amman, new guinea and bangladesh.run in both locations and cbp sources confirming to fox news, there have been 200,000 encounters in the first of december, that is a number of people that can fill two rose bowls and have some left over. back to you. >> jesse: harvard president claudine gay plagiarism has caught attention of legacy media and harvard is trying to change definition of plagiarism to save them shame of having to fire its first black president. gay is guilty of 40 instances of plagiarism, two-thirds of her scholarly work, which was thin already. harvard is finding new instances of plagiarism, but do not call it that. gay used dupe licaative language. it is not homicide, the suspect caused bleeding resulting in heart failure. even cnn who redefined looting as shopping without money is not having it. how will harvard be able to punish any students found guilty of the same offense without inviting a lawsuit. if she gets away with something students can't get away with, that could be messy. >> jesse: yeah, thin

from africa and middle east and others from asia and one man from processer koenen and one from new guinead to new york city and cuts and breaches all over the footage we shot yesterday and a huge where you shall of myograns rushing through that hole in the wall and crossing illegally and and border patrol watching as it happened and you'll notice, there's a guy dressed in black on the other side of the wall, that's a human smuggler and once all the illegal immigrants comes through, looks at the camera and gives us a shrug and absolutes us and walks away. that's how simple it is out here in border patrol, frustrated and overhemmed. look at what the union had to say. >> it's caused by open invitation and come one come all and it's getting released and the men and women out there putting lives on the line every day. reporter: take a look at this video out of border patrol san diego sector. it's a large number of of chinese nationals that crossed illegally. that happening near the hot springs area and 168 chinese nationals crossed illegally into the border patrol san diego sector alone and th

some of the countries encountered in eagle pass include oman, bangladesh, new guinea. the railway from mexico to eagle pass still closed down as a result of this crisis shows no signs of slowing down whatsoever. back out here live, you get the scene here. these guys are likely going to be waiting for processing for quite some time. there's a handful of border patrol agents to process them. we're averaging 10,000 migrant encounters every day. that used to be unimaginable. now it's the daily reality. >> thanks, bill, very much. lee zeldin, former candidate for governor of new york and jessica tarlov, co host of "the five" and a fox news contributor. thanks for being here. guys, put up this video of the wall being cut and damaged. so this is the perimeter of our country, right? you have smugglers and cartels who cut it. it's our property, lee. right? so if someone were to go through the border patrol at la guardia and they were to damage that whole area to the point where it was unusable, what would we do to them? >> that's a crime. there's consequences. you get in troubl

border patrol has reported eagle pass is seeing people from bangladesh, oman, new guinea. earlier this afternoon, john kirby at the white house announced that dhs secretary mayorkas and secretary of state antony blinken will be traveling to mexico next week. take a listen. >> president biden has asked secretary state tony blinken, secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas and white house homeland security adviser liz surewood randle to travel to mexico in coming days to meet with president lopez obrador and his team to discuss further actions that could be taken to address border challenges. >> neil, we have to see if anything comes out of those meetings. mexico could be doing more, this is what border patrol will deal with. we'll see if these folks want to talk with real quick. [speaking spanish] he's going to new york. that's a city that we've heard very frequently. new york is number 1 on the list of migrants that we talked to. others being chicago, los angeles and others in like minnesota, new jersey and some in florida as well. back to you. >> neil: do they ge

properties of the object and the object exploded about 70 miles away from manus island in papua new guinea and there were three flares in the fireball we translated the time that they occurred. they were separated by a 10th of a second from each other. that probably meant that the object broke up to three major pieces, each of them associated with flare. d then the explosion took place about 17 kilometersbove the ocean surface. so it was really low in the atmosphere and the pressure exerted on the on the surface of the object was mucharr than all other meteorites. all other meteorites were subjected to lower pressure before they disintegrated. and from that we concluded that this object was even tougher than iron meteorites that make up 5% of the meteorite population. and so that was again an unusual property of this object. and we were able to pinpoint the location of the meteor path by using data from the small matter on manus island that the recorded the sonic boom, the explosion, sound wave and the just like in the case of a thunder, the sound arrives with some delay because the speed

we worked in a new way with equatorial guinea, everything went under my strict control, the minister visited there foreign affairs, established contacts with this state, then the specialists worked, and the ministers, on the eve of my visit, having visited this country, developed the main directions, in my opinion, their 15 of our work with the equatorial, 74 specific projects that we agreed to implement together with our friends in equatorial guinea, they must be implemented. i just categorically insist on this and warn you, that’s all, alexander nikolaevich kosenevich, you have to take control in the presidential administration of the implementation of work with equatorial guinea and kenyai. you mark yourself at the top and control, study. all these questions need to be told to you, sit down about it, but this here in the presidential administration should be under control so that it does not happen, as sometimes happens with us, that we conduct audits of our relations with those other states, we exclude something that -we add, we agreed, we need to implement these projects, it is

new areas is a fundamental requirement of the president. i invited you to you took special control over the results of these business trips. we worked in sequatorial guinearything went under my strict control, the minister of foreign affairs visited there, established contacts with this state, then the specialists worked, and the ministers, on the eve of my visit, having visited this country, developed the main directions, in my opinion, there are 15 of our work in equatorial guinea and 74 specific projects that we agreed to implement together with our friends in equatorial guinea and they need to be implement. i simply categorically insist on this and warn. in this regard , alexander nikolaevich kosenich, you will have to take control of the implementation of work with equatorial guinea and kenya in the presidential administration. it is especially worth noting china’s desire to further develop cooperation with belarus. here now. on all issues there is only positive dynamics. also, the united arab emirates are ready to join our joint projects on the african continent. this is a new and very promising window of opportunity.

it's also why we're seeing perhaps bad things playing out in the in papua new guinea. i like an independent is looking at the island but you have other places in the in the and central pacific where playing zone is not working to our advantage. the united states and australia need to integrate, approach and work more integrate in a more integrated fashion rather than playing regional. mike, you want to come in? i just i just want to make a point about the allies. it's a i think it's important that we keep in mind, thankfully, china keeps making own goals to scare the bejesus out of its near neighbors and making it easier for us to improve our relationships, our allies and them and they themselves improving their defense. but before we break our arm, patting ourselves on the back. it's important to keep in that. who's going to show up when the shooting starts and we don't that none of the countries that we're allied with and what have you there are actually have indicated perhaps japan the closest that would come. fried ride with this to go fight china. so you know alli

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we will, of course, supply our equipment to equatorial guinea and help create new farmland.ect. how long will we build? agricultural town, residential buildings, brick factory. a new capital of equatorial guinea is being built in the east of the continental part of the country. the climate there is different, not so hot. means other technologies and approaches in agriculture and construction. yes, there is a lot of work ahead, but we have done a good job a foundation for the future, which usually takes a decade for many countries. and then air force one of the belarusian leader leaves for kenya. the heads of state agreed on a working visit in dubai during negotiations. partners jumped at the opportunity to discuss the first steps towards establishing trade, economic and closer political relations. now, i think, we need to determine the direction of our further cooperation and come up with a plan, a specific plan for these areas of our cooperation. if we we want to cooperate, i am sure that we will be able to develop such a plan, a road map, since we did it. with other countr

was very grateful -- i argued that one of the countries i worked on in the indo pacific, papua new guinea, be included in that for a variety of reasons. it has vast oil and natural gas reserves, but continues to be one of the poorest countries in the world. why is that? i think what is most inventive and important about this legislation is that it encourages, it requires a degree of coordination between three critical agencies, aid, the state department, and the department of defense. if i am confirmed, i think this is a deeply innovative piece of legislation that should be further implement it, and frankly, we are dealing in africa, latin america and the pacific with an increasing number of fragile states that need greater support. we have to be careful how we do it. we can't pile resources on, but are constructed, multifaceted strategy like you have laid out, that is the right approach. committed to it. >> thank you, i look forward to working together on coastal west africa, on u.s. engagement with the global south, on png and other countries, and i look forward to supporting your confi

will help launch a local clinic, we will, of course, supply our equipment to equatorial guinea, we will help create newicultural land, there is a logging project, and how much we will build, an agricultural town, residential buildings, a brick factory , in the east of the continental part of the country a new capital of equatorial guinea is being built, the climate there is different, it’s so hot, which means different technologies, approaches in agriculture and construction. yes, there is a lot ahead work, but we have made a good start for the future, which usually takes many countries a decade. and then air force one of the belarusian leader leaves for kenya. the working visit of the head of state was agreed upon in dubai on time. the direction of our further cooperation to reach a certain plan, a specific plan for these areas of our cooperation. if we want to cooperate, i am sure that we will be able to develop such a plan, a road map, just as we did with other countries on the african continent. you should know, sir president, that if we agree, we will quickly go this way, because your country occu

strict control in each of the new areas (fundamental requirements president). so that you take special control of the results of these business trips. we worked with equatorial guineaverything went under my strict control, the minister of foreign affairs visited there, established contacts with this state, then specialists worked, and the ministers, on the eve of my visit, having visited this country, developed the main directions, in my opinion , there are 15 of our work with the equatorial and 74 specific projects. also, the united arab emirates are ready to join our joint projects in africa continent, this is a new and very promising window of opportunity, given the large resource potential. chairman of the central election commission of belarus igor korpenko held a meeting with youth activists in minsk. information and educational activities, where meetings with young people occupy a special place, are a new measure in the preparation and conduct of the election campaign, which is enshrined in the electoral code. to this work. a new body created under the central election commission is also being involved - the youth council, which includes future lawyers and s

new stage in our relationship. africa, egypt, in the south, zimbabwe and south africa. equatorial guinea will be the anchor point in the center. today alexander lukashenko is invited to look at the new capital of the country under construction. ciudad delapaz. from spanish the name translates as a city of peace. time-tested friendship in belarus continues visits from china. a delegation from the jinan research institute of medicine and health visited the bntu technology park. we got acquainted with domestic developments. this and. knee endoprostheses, technologies for bone fusion, sleep guards. the technology park now includes 16 residents from large enterprises in our country. in our country , products are in demand mainly for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, aneurysms, aorta, this is the product that i saw, an aortic stengraft system for correction thoracic aortic aneurysms is a good development for intravascular treatment. on asphalt concrete. works, directly , this is the development of scientists of the republic of belarus and the people's republic of china, it is widely us

guinea pigs. we want to develop new products. lauren: kids are the guinea pigs. putting new technology into the toy arena. an initial attempt. you say it is testing on kids. lauren: the parents can hook it up to their phones. there are no cameras. stuart: just another, should we be afraid of this? constantly ask that question. lauren: you're not afraid? stuart: i'm not. i would buy one for my grandchildren without a shadow of a doubt. very young grandchildren. i will personally buy it. lauren: $99. there's three versions. it might not come for christmas by the way. stuart: i've got a lot of grandchildren. can we move on? we are moving on. check the markets. this is our fallback position in conversation has adjusted itself. lauren: i didn't think you would be so positive. stuart: it is not that i am positive, you are so negative. lauren: a chat bought in front of the kid. lauren: respiratory illnesses, more of them in europe, should we be scared, the first question we always ask is the wrong question. stuart: four on the dow, 82 on the nasdaq. okay. still ahead. bo

southeast asia, they started this program, and from here bases in the philippines, bases in papuwai guinea, a newrdingly, active support for various kinds of separatism. yes, by the way, burma is the colonialists, and usually the colonialists call our mnyanmu, nashimu, so that means, for myanmar, this is itself myanmar is very offended, a very important country for the chinese, because for them it is a direct access to the indian ocean, bypassing everything controlled by an american specialist explained to us, just a few weeks ago, literally exactly, i’m calling the groups, this is, well, the version is that there are two aircraft carriers. .. that means the second circumstance: time is ticking, that is, the countdown has already begun, here ’s the countdown right after a small advertisement. this is for you, well, did you get some sleep, gentlemen, just a moment, we have a big day today, a big holiday, it’s been a long time since we’ve been with you haven’t seen each other, well, you know, for every cool fighter there’s an even cooler one, ask stupid questions now, they’re still loved, you ’re r

the only other person using that as long as we have is new guinea -- if you think about the demand surgeing out of the worst part of the pandemic, all of that demand and the money associated with it was funneled to the good side of the economy because we have no access to services. that is where the inflation problem began, exacerbated by supplies -- supply chain disruptions. we have gone into hard landings and disruptions for housing, manufacturing, many of the consumer product areas that were beneficiaries of the lockdown. we have gone to deflation in many of the goods categories. we have the upsetting strength on the services side, the same thing that has rolled through in terms of inflation. the best case scenario is not soft landing, that ship has sailed for many segments. it is a continual role through if and when the labor market gets hit, you have found stability and even some improvement in the serious. lisa: where are you seeing opportunities that might have hit bottom you want to be investing in now and particular sectors that you think have rolled through their hard landing a

at the beginning of the new year, foreign colleagues will be welcomed at the educational institution. specimens from equatorial guinearesearch will show what is best to grow on these lands and what fertilizers are needed for ideal harvests. new technologies, the most effective solutions are the main course of development of the belarusian agro-industrial complex. farmers complete with good indicators, what can already be announced? positive dynamics are observed in the production of almost all types of livestock products, the production of poultry and pork has increased, and the status of a global milk producer has been confirmed. belarus is a dairy country, they say about us, and it is no coincidence that we are among the top five world leaders in milk production per capita. we produce 2 and a half times more than we ourselves need; we produce more than 1,800 types of whole milk products. about 40 butters, over 380 types of cheeses. our science primarily works to increase the genetic potential of animals. today , the livestock that is kept on our livestock premises is being improved, this applies primarily to dairy

that you take special control over the results of these business trips. from equatorial guinea we worked in a new way, everything went under my strict control, the minister of foreign affairs visited there, established contacts with this state, then specialists worked, and ministers, on the eve of my visit, having visited this country, we developed the main directions, in my opinion, 15 of our work with the equatorial and 74 specific projects. sit down about this, but this here in the presidential administration should be under control, so that it does not happen, as sometimes happens with us, that we conduct audits of our relations with those other states, exclude something, add something, we agreed, we it is necessary to implement these projects, it will not work to mess up the agreements or work on them carelessly, this is a signal for everyone, the inhabitants of the african continent are ready to share competencies and technologies, they are in african countries. continent, many opponents laughed, what is zimbabwe, this is a country that is at the very bottom there in terms of living standar

guinea. this year, our children’s event has a new format, it started at the residence of father frost in belovezhskaya, 150 children received invitations to the opening, a direct inclusion of this year’s innovation. everyone got online. regions of belarus. from this day on, for a month, children from large and low-income families, excellent students, winners of olympiads and competitions will receive guests with gifts and congratulations. in total, the good action will reach more than a million children. the promotion will last until january 15. the results of the international competition music of hope were summed up in gomel. teenagers from belarus and russia took part in the talent olympiad. for several days, 64 young talents wrestled. for the title of best violinist and cellist. the winners received traditional laureate diplomas and awards from the special fund of the president of the republic of belarus for supporting talented youth. nadezhda's first music took place in april 1996 of the year. the main goal of the competition was to support young talents in areas affected by the chernobyl disaste

guinea. this year our children's event has a new format.arted at the residence of father frost in belovezhskaya pushcha. we received invitations to the opening. 150 children, direct inclusion of this year's innovation. all regions of belarus have come online. from this day, for a month, the guys from large and low-income families, excellent students, winners of olympiads and competitions, will receive guests with gifts of congratulations. in total, the good action will reach more than a million children. the promotion will last until january 15. the results of the international competition music of hope were summed up in gomel. we took part in the talent olympiad. teenagers from belarus and russia. over the course of several days, 64 young talents competed for the title of best violinist and veolchilist. the winners received traditional laureate diplomas and awards from the special fund of the president of the republic belarus to support talented youth. the first music of hope took place in april 1996 . the main goal of the competition was

would take special control of the results of these business trips, from the equatorial guineas we worked in a neway, everything went under my strictest control , the minister of foreign affairs visited there, established contacts with this state, then specialists. the ministers also worked, on the eve of my visit, having visited this country, they developed the main directions, in my opinion there are 15 of our work with the equatorial and 74 specific projects that we agreed to implement together with our friends in equatorial guinea and they must be implemented, i simply categorically insist on this and warn. you have to take it. it won’t work out carelessly, this is a signal to muddy up the agreements or work on them, everyone with the inhabitants of the african continent are ready to share competencies and technologies, they are in african countries, which today are increasingly thinking about economic independence, which is impossible, by the way, concerns are most pressing there, how to feed people you can’t even spread petrodollars on bread, how to build houses, how to develop medicine, we

that you would take special control of the results of these business trips, from equatorial guinea we worked in a newffairs visited there, established contacts with this state , then the specialists worked, and the ministers , on the eve of my visit, visited this country and developed the main directions, in my opinion there are 15 of our work. readers, who will perceive this information in what way, i really didn’t like one expression, then someone said, well, what isolation, let’s stop talking about the isolation of belarus and the belarusian president, let’s just stop replicating this western meme that they created, there was no such isolation, no, no in the modern globalized world, this small group of western european states will self-isolate. make our detroit plant sell some of its fords somewhere, otherwise our detroit is falling apart, don’t know, who is his minister, well, that’s all, as some people like to make fun of us, but our president is a real strong business executive who understands that the country needs to move, that you can’t sit at one point today, we have a specific management s

vector, the belarusian president is already in africa, we are opening new dimensions of cooperation with this continent, with equatorial guinea, in particular. belarus remembers today after large-scale reconstruction. a memorial complex opened in azararichi, memories of prisoners, gratitude from the current generation, promises to preserve peace, today in the plot of the panorama. mayzvezdakh 2023 was marked by the fact that again repeated the belarusian record for the number of participants and takes place in a new arena that seats more than 21 spectators. all the details are in the story of anna eismand from st. petersburg. while belarus is in the pre-new year mood, the first fairs are opening, agricultural enterprises are preparing stock for the sale of winter trees, europeans are facing yet another restrictions in the new year. about this and the results of the whole week, see the panoramas section. the magical season has begun in belovezhskaya pushcha, and the snow maiden has returned to the estate of father frost. by traditions greeted her cheerfully with delicious treats. more details in a few minutes. new dimensions o

countries like to go which opened its pulled through us out to new is the largest city and part in the name with access to the gulf of guinea and the atlantic ocean, the trade quarter between the port and the capital city of new share is one of the busiest crossings in west africa with the traffic of up to $1000.00 vehicles per day, many of which are trucks carrying goods to market is there a band in parts represent 80 percent of the transit volume to the port of count to new a. show me a new type o general secretary of the nigeria, new jerry and traders union of importers exporters and wholesalers, says the names lifting of the band doesn't affect new share. as the countries traders use other ports, new when the decision was made to band in ports through the port of culture new. we were not worried at all because our goods were already at a disadvantage as a result of translating through their port today. but then came back to us to say that the band has been suspended. it doesn't matter to us at all. it has nothing to do with the benefits they provide. it is because been installed, that our government asked us to use the

new jersey. we ran into one guy from guinea who said he plans to go to philadelphia, but doesn't know why or wheren. where are you from? >> where? >> guinea. >> where do you want to go to? >> philadelphia. >> why philadelphia? >> i don't know the place. the place. >> just an address in philadelphia to go to? okay. >> bill: that address is a community center in philadelphia. take a look at live drone images in eagle pass, texas, they are getting inundated. they had 10,000 illegal immigrants in just a few days, encounters folks from lebanon, amman and bangladesh. it is nonstop and you can see masses of migrants waiting for border patrol processing in eagle pass and back out here live, we are averaging 10,000 migrant encounters here at the southern border and no sign it will slow down any time soon. >> dagen: bill melugin, thank you. in lukeville, arizona. paul, you dedicated your professional career to law enforcement. this is a nation overseen by somebody who will not enforce the laws of this nation and watching these people pour into the country begs the question what happens in terms of crime in

news africa coming up on the show. what is behind relates as belts of instability in guinea, purcell president, tomorrow's the circle envelope dissolved parliament off during the legend qu, attempt, but the opposition to choose as the president of staging a crew of his own we've got and that is and mail survive is of the section abuse we always hear from one man in nigeria. we efforts to help men hill from the trauma of being violated.

news africa coming up on the show. what is behind relates as belts of instability in guinea, purcell president, tomorrow's. the circle in below dissolved parliament off during the legend qu, attempt, but the opposition to choose as the president of staging a crew of his own we've got and that is and mail survive is of the section abuse. we'll hear from one man in nigeria way efforts to help him and he'll from the trauma of being violated on making progress. plus a decade off to his death home.