at his suggestion and did not want to cooperate with nicaragua to russia and to the president of the russian federation, our brother vladimir putin, i would also like to note, dear comrades, that the nicaragu delegation, who participates in this forum includes him she is costa minister mr. finance. and he is also the chairman of the joint interstate russian guana commission of the interproduced commission, also an artecom rilly adviser to the president al-basu. sanatores, ambassador of nicaragua to the russian federation also claudio rana counselor ambassador of the nicaragu embassy in russia here is the composition of our delegation dear brothers and sisters, it is a great honor for us to be here with you. we are proud of this fact that we are present in the russian federation today on this forum. russia has always been a hero country, an example of struggle and triumph and victories for the benefit of mankind. russia is now waging war against nazism and fascism. once again waging war for peace and justice we would like to emphasize once again that we condemn the terrible murder of

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migrants that were sent to martha's vineyard, it is people from venezuela, nicaragua and cuba. in those countries are not even taking migrants under deportation back to the united states. we have got to do better on investing in our system here and making sure there is a better system and not wasting taxpayer money because it is not the way to do it. host: concerns at the border, especially as --. what do you think? guest: it is about working together to make sure people have a heads up. it is not doing it under false pretenses. voluntary means talk to the migrants, it was presented differently than it happened. if your taking people to boston, make sure they have families there. that was not what they are doing, that was not the intention. that is not what these governors are doing. host: many officials in the administration talked about making the border secured. is the border secured? guest: it is secure. we have officials coming in talking about the border and how secure it is. if you look at the numbers coming in and the numbers look pretty big, -- making sure we than 15 m

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most of the opposition with an american accent in nicaragua fought.a fairly significant number of mercenaries of americans and europeans, who acted in their traditional roles, advisers, instructors, who trained contra detachments and anti-partisan units of military specialists, primarily specialists in heavy weapons for pilots, as well as saboteurs. these people were recruited, as a rule, either through the cia or connected with it in one way or another through private structures. locals call that aid a war, when everything stopped since the late eighties , a rich country remains only a shadow, tied up with loans and corporations of its benefactors, but even more painfully, the big stick of the usa went through honduras, the small state survived two civil wars sponsored by the white house, the us operation against honduras there were many, but each time the teeth of the pentagon broke already in the middle of the century according to a new treaty of the country, they even held joint exercises. however, everything changed in manuele, strength. at the b

think about venezuela what's going on in venezuela, think about nicaragua, what's going on in cuba. they are fleeing political persecution only to be used as a political pawn by the florida governor. that is something to people in florida should be asking the governor why is he doing this. >> top senate republican sent a letter to the white house -- saying contradictory policy in place. if that's the case, emergency funding and mandates -- does the white house have response to that? >> the president said and was very clear in his 60 minutes interview that covid remains a problem and we are fighting it and we have to continue to make sure that we are fighting this once in a generation pandemic. here's the thing, what he believes is we can acknowledge that the massive amount of progress we've made come just think about where we were when this president walked into this administration, where again our response to this once in a generation pandemic with mismanaged by the last administration. now, if you look at today, 229 people are fully vaccinated, and now we are in a place where it i

una pareja dejÓ su nicaragua natal y se embarcÓ en esa aventura llena de ilusiones antes de su primerdo la primera meta de sus sueÑos, el destino los separÓ porque ella no aguantÓ el cansancio. reportero: ocho meses de absoluta felicidad vivieron como reciÉn casados gustavo y su esposa. ambos compartÍan sueÑos de un amor eterno. creÍan que para superarse podrÍan lograrlo mejor en los estados unidos y juntos decidieron cruzar la frontera por arizona, pero el 23 de agosto que lo intentaron, ella desvaneciÓ en los brazos de su esposo. >> yo me quedÉ con ella. se quedÓ en mis piernas. yo le decÍa "ya estamos aquÍ. lo logramos". no reaccionaba. no reaccionaba. los fronterizos no tardaron mucho tiempo en llegar. comenzaron a revisarla, a ponerle hielo. reportero: gustavo cuenta que a su esposa se la llevaron en ambulancia, mientras que a Él al centro de detenciÓn. horas mÁs tarde el agente le avisÓ que su esposa habÍa fallecido. >> esto no es fÁcil para nadie. ¿cÓmo estar de pie? con la ayuda del seÑor. reportero: quiere que el cuerpo de su hija se ha repatriado. ——sea repatriado. al darse

la mayorÍa de ellos son de venezuela, cuba y nicaragua.mos este cubano que saliÓ de su paÍs hace mÁs de un mes. >> me siento bien y, porque estoy del lado de acÁ. ella viajaba con dos niÑos. ellos le tenÍan tanto al rÍo, que antes de lanzarse al agua dijo que todos en el grupo se encomendaron a dios. >> todos lloramos. ya estÁn bien. reportero: ante la noticia de que se han ahogado varios migrantes en dÍas recientes, el miedo se apodera de ellos, pero no los detiene para cruzar. >> claro. tantas cosas que dicen que se ahogan, pero todo bien. reportero: la patrulla fronteriza considera un grupo grande cuando cruzan mÁs de 100 migrantes al mismo tiempo. durante este aÑo fiscal han cruzado 345 grupos grandes, 20 de ellos solo en lo que va de este mes. leÓn: un juez federal de florida desestimÓ una demanda de donald trump contra hilary clinton y el comitÉ nacional demÓcrata, a quienes acusÓ de conspirar durante la campaÑa nacional de 2016 con el fin de hacerle creer al electorado que trump tenÍa vÍnculos con rusia. incluyÓ en la demanda a func

mercy of its unpredictable tropical weather risking it all nicaragua, on al jazeera. ah. the latest news as it breaks, doctors here tell us that they're desperate to get more antibiotics and other medical supplies for treating those who are injured with detailed coverage for a worker of them. their uni young's up was for granted earlier fried until the demand for bay as much from around the world even as the new king to parts a warrior. he knew to sing his brave loy a loyal meeting in the year 1271. a young battalion merchant set out on an extraordinary journey, carrying letters from the pope for the great public car, marco polo travel through legions, following dangerous roads from the holy land. and beyond. to day chasing the shadow, professor showers travelled from china to venice with surging questions of how the relationship between east and west as j. o marco polo on al jazeera. we know what's happening, i read and we know how to get to places that others cannot. i would only be a guy by the police on purpose, and then i'm going, i'm with the way that you tell t

we caught uph those returning nicaragua's independence in newark yesterda. the rain, the festival brought plenty of people out to swiss park. [ music ] [ music] . >> and its 12 year running, the festival be the nicaragua provided live entertainment with with classic nicaraguan music and food and dancing. >> in redwood city, people celebrated mexican independence day. the event was held outside outside the courthouse square. crowds piled into a large tent to watch mary ouchi and traditil dancing. > >> as we celebrate hispanic heritage month, we introduce you you to one of the people respone for a logo recognized all over e world. the apple logo. kpix5 spoke with the artist about how his mexican heritage shape to he he is today. >> reporter: we are in cupertino at one of the buildin. at apple. everywhere you look, look, you see the apple logo. we sat down with the artist to first drew this iconic logo. he he is also a proud immigrant frm mexico city. >> walking into this art studo in san jose is like entering into his own personal museum. >> this legendary log

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as someone with family from nicaragua.hat this event actually exists, and it's been happening for the last 14 years. it's meant to celebrate the country's independence with live djs, live music, food trucks and a number of different vendors. i spoke to the events organizer whose name is bosco vega. he moved to california when he was just 13 years old. he tells me more than 100,000. people from nicaragua live here in california. the reason he puts on the fest is to get as many of those people together as possible. it's very exciting to put this together because it's for my own people like my people from nicaragua. you know i loved him, you know, and it's just fun to see. uh that my hard work pays off to see if 1000 people dancing, drinking, having fun and you know they're coming and enjoying my they at a park with the family. yeah you heard right about 1000. people are expected to be at that event tomorrow. vegas says he's canceled it for the last two years because of covid-19. he insists it will happen tomorrow come rain o

for the first time, migrants from the countries you listed, venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, now outnumber and central america. that's a really important shift, and the administration is seizing on that and blaming the -- what it calls the failing authoritarian regimes of those countries for sending so many migrants northward. but what i can tell you is that a big reason that that is occurring is because the strain in diplomatic relations that the united states has with cuba and venezuela and nicaragua makes it almost impossible for u.s. authorities to send deportees to those countries. so when migrant and asylum seekers, many of these folks are going to be seeking asylum in the united states, when they showed up on the border, the chances that they're going to be sent back to their own countries are pretty close to nil. >> and just to think of the distances that they have to -- each one of those countries, but venezuela and cuba specifically, the distances and danger they have to go through in order to get to the southern border is just extraordinary. and nick miroff, i thank you very muc

i fled nicaragua. most of those people fleeing, let's remember why. in those countries that violate human rights and they are threeing those countries seeking freedom, making that treacherous trek to make it to the united states. that's what asylum law allows us to do. if we don't like that, then let us change that. i find it despicable that in a state where so many people have the same experience, ron desantis is using this right now as a political stunt to get his base out there for just before an election. there are so many other stories he could be telling. there's so many economic stories he could be telling. this is an unnecessary culture war and i think transporting undocumented aliens across state lines and violating state law. they didn't need to stop in florida. who goes from texas to florida to martha's vineyard? that makes absolutely no sense and it is a transparent attempt to not violate what the law stipulates. >> abraham, what do you say to that? >> good morning, johnny and good morning to everyone. listen, i want to first start off by

cuban americans through bribery, the pentagon was sure taking liberty island would be easier than nicaraguas forces bombed civilian cities and military bases. however, they expected such support, fidel castro on the island, two mercenaries of americans from among cuban migrants could shoot the commandants, getting close to a distance of 10 m. however, they laid down their arms and joined the militia against the interventionist forces. then the ussr came to the rescue with the famous anadyr operation to deliver nuclear weapons to the club and the moment when the world was in seconds from a nuclear war, and all because of washington's unwillingness to give others the right to independence. next point on the map grenada island nation 110.000 inhabitants the americans invaded there after the new government came to power, which focused on the ussr and the specter of communism, as we know for washington, is an absolute evil, god forbid the second cuba happens in 1983 grenada headed for rapprochement between the ussr and cuba , including in the military sphere washington is here he spoke about the

risking it all, nicaragua. on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. live from london. our main story now -- queen elizabeth ii has finished her journey back to london, where her body has returned to buckingham palace. traffic came to a standstill for much of the british capital, as the hearse was escorted there. mourners will bid their fellow wealth from wednesday, when she will begin lying in state -- they're farewell from wednesday, when she will begin lying in state. king charles made his first visit to ireland since taking the throne, gathering in the village of hillsboro. he met leaders of northern ireland's parliament. and the u.n., u.s., and eu have called for the escalation of fighting after it flared overnight between armenia and azerbaijan. armenia's prime ministers has 49 soldiers were killed along the shared border. azerbaijan says it lost 50 troops. other stories we're following -- the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyy, says the country is in full control of more than 4000 square kilometers of recaptured territory. they are workin

most of the opposition with an american accent in nicaragua fought.ly significant number of mercenaries of americans and europeans who acted in their traditional roles, advisers, instructors who trained contra detachments and anti-partisan units of military specialists, primarily specialists in heavy weapons for pilots, as well as saboteurs. these people were recruited, as a rule, either through the cia or through private structures one way or another connected with it. the locals call that aid a war when everything has stopped since the late eighties , a rich country remains only a shadow, tied by loans and corporations of its benefactors, but even more painfully the big stick of the usa went through honduras, the small state withstood two civil wars sponsored by the white house, there were many us operations against honduras, but each time the teeth of the pentagon broke already in the middle of the century under a new treaty of the country even conducted joint exercises. however, everything changed in the manual, by force, at the beginning of the 2

are struggling to go in the opposite direction, but needed transit visa to go through panama to nicaragua, and hopefully from there to the u. s. border. worse yet, many like i and yet katelyn has sent his wife, have lost everything after falling prey, to what appears to have been a bogus travel agency, to whom they paid $8000.00 for a non existent charter flight to nicaragua. now and yet says that they have no where to live and no money left but are still determined to my great import done. they are only got, i wobbled a yet i off what i deal self, what i have, what a the lawson dos young grill guard when omega agi and to bite and him, he went on your whole alameda and they made our lonely, tuneful mountain ye new at the rhythm vocal montessori al vogel mother, this lawyer winton e. not if you only got away and he got away cables who really aaliyah sima get all that all hell. and we got our own, or you mean it all, but all up on all the wife. you say the things are very difficult here. what will it try to explain to me what it is like for a young couple to live in cuba under the current c

the people of cuba have been under siege for many decades more than longer than iraq in nicaragua. we see that the united states has intensified its attempts to impose sovereign suffering on ordinary people. so in latin america, people know quite well the viciousness of the american government. and of course, as i was saying earlier in our part of the dirty warren, syria where the united states and its allies supporting isis and all these other extremist groups, just like they've been doing in ukraine when they were supporting right wing. and they are supporting right wing nazi's, new nazi militias and ukraine. and no one will complain about it or no one can complain about it without getting into trouble. they did the same thing and here they did the same thing in nicaragua by supporting the contrast, they did the same thing in iran. they supported the m e k. terrace organization in iran, which kills 17000 people. fought for saddam hussein. it's a now they're based in europe. they have offices across europe in north america and central bases and albania, if thousands of foot soldie

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viva nicaragua. and new arc, bringing plenty of people out t. out today. here was our graphic, graphic, but we show the video. there it is. celebrating the independence of nicaragua, this was at swiss park, 12 year runn. year running. live entertainment, dancing, food an. and people. > >> mexican independence day celebrations continue this week. this weekend. brandon stopped people coming to the party at courthouse square in redwood city. crowds piled into a watch tend to watch festivities, like traditional mexican folklore da. folklore dancing. > >> thank you for watching us. game day is next, news and weather updates always on kpix.com. from all of us, here in san francisco, thanks for watching. good night. >> join me for a show, highlighting player of the week and pan of the week and a complete preview of the next ma. > >> the red and gold report, friday at 7:31 kpix 5. > >> i'm on the air as a meteorol. weekends, and in the air as a pilot in the national guard. >> this is the casino matrix game day on kpix 5. > >> good game day, 49ers empire. you are b

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there were people from cuba, venezuela, nicaragua.ally people thinks it's groups of mexicans crossing the border. a lot of the migrants are coming in the state and activists and organizations are telling us in the city the shelters are sometimes to the top with no resources and even asking communities to help them in order to control that problem that we're seeing in arizona. it's an interesting picture and it has changed through the years. if you travel to yuma, you see gaps in the border fence. that's one of the things that governor doug ducey has tried to put a strong hand and sort of making a political statement in a way closing them with containers. so if you go to yuma it's a different picture that you're going to see. >> being 160-plus miles away, what is happening there is having an impact on communities like tempe. >> yes, especially because you see in arizona a division. if you see phoenix, for example, the highest percent of population is hispanic right now, 42.6% if i'm not mistaken. so you have these groups where some of

are struggling to go in the opposite direction, but needed transit visa to go through panama to nicaragua, and hopefully from there to the us border. something worse yet, many like ran yet, cotton has sent his wife, have lost everything after falling prey, to what appears to have been a bogus travel agency, to whom they paid $8000.00 for a non existent charter flight to nicaragua. now right near says that they have nowhere to live and no money left, but are still determined to migrate import dante, i don't think i will k. yes. how i, what i sell, what i want a the das you can see the guy when we got to buy. and then he went on yo, we'll eliminate dante made a long term for my own. e l. a. they went in the, now you want to get our way and they got to where we are cables to really are. you seem to get a hold of me. got our own or me at all, but i'll upon always you say the things are very difficult here. what will it try to explain to me what it is like for a young couple to live in cuba under the current circumstances? i think i heard on board the mental when he said there was a law law co

. >> what's on my watch now is venezuela, cuba and nicaragua, and the ability to send them back to those states is not rationale. you could send them back. we're working with mexico and other countries to stop the flow but that's the difference. thank you. >> [ inaudible ]. >> sending migrants to delaware, do you have comment or response to that? >> he should come visit. we have a beautiful shoreline. >> a bit of a dismissive and sarcastic response from the to the what white house officials have made clear they believe is a political stunt. guys, just to contextualize what the president was talking about, about the overall numbers of the more than 200,000 arrests in the month of august, roughly one third of those are from cuba, venezuela and nicaragua, 175% than the year prior, countries the u.s. has strained relations with, makes deportations difficult with and asylum claims have a lot of merit. that's what the administration is trying to grapple with. it's a difficult situation and certainly accelerating what has been a significant problem at the border for the better part of the presi

last year. greater numbers of asylum seekers are arriving from cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela again. so align ugly facility, and it's not just me, but thousands of venezuelans who look for ways out of the country in search of the future, more than anything, to be honest. so our families can eat 3 good meals a day, not to be made political pawns in the u. s. heidi joe castro al jazeera washington and the u. s. present has hosted a forum on hate base violence in america. the white house event gathered experts and survivors to promote a united front against recent attacks. joe biden announced sanctions to topple, hate base fine and spice, new actions from tech companies like you tube, and twitch too much hated shuler extreme as violence has been allowed to fester and grow. you know, as a result, our very own intelligence agencies, our own intelligence agencies, united states of america have determined that domestic terrorism, routed and white supremacy is the greatest terrorist threat to our homeland today. i've been around awhile, i never thought i'd hear that. say that enough we need.

less mexico, el salvador, guatemala, honduras. 175% increase from cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela. the nations of where migrants are coming from? >> in the first place, you're right. this is a dramatic change because, well, there's been three phases. the first phase was mexico. everybody thought about mexican immigrants coming to the border trying to cross the border. then it was the three central american countries. the so-called triangle down there, and that's where they were coming from. now, venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua are mostly fleeing oppressive communist regimes that the regimes have lack of control, no economic opportunity, a lot of corruption. so this is a new wave, as you say. it's sort of reverse what we had in the last few years. and it points to the fact that we have to do something about trying to cut this off at the source. now, here's the problem. you send aid and try to support those countries that are struggling to be not such dangerous places that make people want to flee, but with the corruption, you don't know that the money ever gets where it belongs, wher

fronteras y aduanas que predice que septiembre arrojará cifra mayor >> los migrantes llegan de venezuela nicaraguatinúa creciendo y en breve tendremos lo último del siniestro >> tiene diabetes veremos cómo obtener medicamentos a bajo costo en santa clara >> como su autoridad en el tiempo pero también en el espacio veremos imágenes >> [♪ ♪ ♪] el incendio que arde en dos condados en nuestra región arrasa con más de 66,000 acres daniel ramírez hablé con miembros de la cruz roja en apoyado la comunidad como bien en la casa está sucia puede ayudarles a limpiar la casa para poner basura dentro >> también para limpiar >> con órdenes de evacuación que se levantan cada día más personas regresa donde comenzar después de abandonar las viviendas por varias semanas preso por organizaciones continúan dando ayudas recursos a quienes supieron daños por las llamas >> es legítimo la casa tenemos porque pueden revisar encuentran algo que no se le quemó >> la cruz roja está disponible para la comunidad ofreciendo amplia variedad de ayuda donde mañana terra en el colegio >> mientras que la serie de recursos continúa v

more than 300 migrants and counting out here from venezuela, mexico and nicaragua. a live look again in eagle pass, texas, things not expected to slow down at the border, arthel. back out here live, i can tell you just in a 24-hour period when i was here on thursday, i saw agents pull two bodies out of the rio grande river. talking about all the time people who make it in here, but there's also thousands that die trying to make it into the united states. arthel? arthel: alexis mcadams, thank you. so what should the biden administration do to address this unfolding humanitarian crisis at the southern border, and does the gop have any answers? we're going to talk about that with republican congresswoman beth van duyne from texas. we'll have is her on the show a little bit later in this hour. eric: florida governor ron desantis is declaring that state of emergency, as we told you, for the entire state. tropical storm ian now moving north in the caribbean, swirling near jamaica in the moment. it could be a hurricane by the time it hits the cayman islands just south of c

what's on my watch now is venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua.he ability to send them back to those states is not rational. >> plan on sending it migrants to delaware do you have any comments or response, sir? >> he should come visit we have a beautiful shoreline. >> brian: do you realize what he is saying realizes suddenly cuba is communist and find out venezuela is communist problem with nicaragua? my goodness how about 19935 problem with nicaragua and daniel ortega still in charge. do you know who told them they have a problem colombia. just because mexicans are not coming through the border, it doesn't mean they aren't coming through mexico. they have a police force. they have annual armed force. they put 20,000 marines on the border because we threatened them with tariffs. and they ended up not only not taking offense to that, being strong allies was president observe door and our president then at the time donald trump he didn't take as it insult he knew we had to secure our border. just because you are fleeing communism. doesn't mean you a

e with nicaragua with other countries and politicians who hmm at least to some extent. at least to some extent , er, they are trying to pursue an independent policy. this death is similar to this, in short, about how the americans ruled in the region. read more and much will become clearer to you in the next program, we will tell you about asia they inherited there. less in reaching noble goals of torture and eyewitness accounts, and all the same rude manner of killing and dictating their own rules. follow the broadcast of happiness. good evening before the important matches of the league of nations on september 22-25. the main team of the country will play the final matches of the group stage against kazakhstan and slovakia, the belarusians run the risk of being relegated to a divisional rank lower, therefore, against motivated opponents on foreign fields, they will only have to play to win. in this regard, a depressing injury that weakened the striker vitali's team, lisakovich. by the way, this time georgy kondratiev decided not to call. at the last training camp they

what's on my watch now is venezuela, cuba and n nicaragua, and the ability to send them back to thosetes is not rational. you could send them back, and we're working with mexico and other countries to stop the flow, but that's the difference. o. >> tucker: that's completely insane, of course, they're coming through mexico, and we control the mexican economy. we could turn it off in one minute if we wanted to, of course. we're by far their biggest trading partner. we have leverage. not one more crosses throughout our country into ours. that would be the end of it. no one takes the american law enforcement seriously because they know they'll direct you to a local office. what biden said that is true that as of this fiscal year, migrants in places other than the northern triangle countries of mexico, specifically cuba, nicaragua and -- that's a 175% from last year. what biden didn't say, of course, is that all his fault, solely responsible for this. hthe message is going out to the world. show up and you'll be fine. so let's say you wanted to harm the united states. what would you do? we

it is people from venezuela nicaragua, and cuba, oppressive countries. those countries are not even taking migrants under deportation back from the united states, so we have to welcome them. we have to do better on investing in our system and making sure there is a better system because these political stunts are a waste of taxpayer money and not the right way to do it. host: those were some of her comments. reaction to that? guest: the chairwoman and i have a friend the relationship. we serve on committees together and i respect her opinion. she is very erudite with her descriptions of what her rescission is, but she is wrong. the biden administration insists it is the democratic agenda to lure illegal immigrants across mexico and central america into south america. that is the pipeline. and the pipeline receives illegal immigrants from across the world. it is the biden administration and democrats like the chairwoman that have lord -- lured least citizens from other nationstates to come to our nation illegally. to transport illegal aliens has been happ

more than 2 million this year, driven largely by those coming from venezuela, cuba and nicaragua. crises ridden countries where president biden said returning them is, quote, not rational. >> we're working with mexico and other countries to see if we can stop the flow. >> reporter: in el paso, this migrant shelter taking in 400 people a day is not enough. some are at motels like these women from venezuela. >> denver, chicago. >> reporter: they're trying to reach relatives in those cities and awaiting a bus ride there. >> so you wouldn't have the money otherwise? >> reporter: the city of el paso is providing bus rides to ease the crowding here. we spoke with the mayor. >> are you concerned that the numbers will continue to rise at this point? do you see them slowing down at any time? >> it's very concerning. yesterday we had 1,833. on friday, we had nearly almost 2,000. so, you know, when you're talking about a couple months ago we had 200 or 300 to 2,000, absolutely. >> reporter: we're learning tonight that a federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed on behalf of the migrants wh

more than 55,000 were from venezuela, nicaragua and cuba. that's a 155% increase from last august.ou have practiced immigration law in the united states and in dan as well. you saw those border patrol stops so far this year. what is the problem we have at the southern border right now? >> well, as you mentioned, there's 2 million encounters this year going on the southern border and that's a record, and the question is how do we prevent or stem the flow of people coming into the united states in an unauthorized manner? we have to deal with this issue. it's a concrete issue that everybody, everybody in the united states really has to concern themselves with. the matter of shifting a problem from your state over to someone else's state is what's at the top of the news right now because there's the issue of consent. whether these people wanted to go where they were sent and also whether the states where they landed wanted these people to arrive there. was there any preshipment discussion about what went on there? >> i mean, our reporters have been there in martha's vineyard, miguel ma

. >> antes iba a nicaragua a 800 dÓlares y ahora vale 1200.ensaje en estas elecciones serÁ la defensa la democracia. los republicanos dicen que calificar de extremista a los republicanos divide el paÍs. eliÁn: dos avionetas chocaron en el aire en dÉnver, colorado. los tripulantes fueron encontrados muertos. esto lo informÓ la oficina del sheriff del condado de boulder. la respuesta de los britÁnicos fue de tal magnitud que el gobierno tuvo que cerrar las filas, para rendir homenaje a la reina isabel ii. los britÁnicos participaron de forma solemne y respetuosa en general. vamos con los detalles. reportero: un prolongado adiÓs a la monarca que desbordÓ la capacidad de la capilla ardiente. las autoridades britÁnicas decidieron cerrar permanentemente los accesos a las filas, para despedirse de la reina. explicaron que ya se asignaron todas las pulseras hasta el lunes a las 6:30 de la maÑana, hora britÁnica, cuando se cierren las puertas al pÚblico. muchas personas esperaron mÁs de 16 horas para rendir tributo. >> fue una dolorosa espera, pero fue

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across, this one about 200 in total, almost all of them single adults, most from cuba, venezuela and nicaraguarday. look at this video, a little town outside of eagle pass, a bigger group of up to 100 migrants who came across at the same time against predominately single adults from cuba, as well and nicaragua, not subject to title 42 so most of them will be released into the united states. look at this dramatic river rescue video also here in eagle pass. border patrol here using boat to save five migrants who were struggling to the swollen river here after days of rain. the other day 13 migrants around here in eagle pass after the storms made the river swollen, the deadliest mass drowning here in years. last thing, look at this picture and arizona, cbp agents at the port of entry making a fentanyl bust finding 52000 fentanyl pills smuggled inside a vehicle hidden in the car's dashboard. thankfully a news stopped fentanyl from getting in to the united states. border patrol here report, they arrested a child sex predator from mexico with previous conviction for lewd acts with the child in south

in addition to russia, laos nicaragua and zimbabwe sent their representatives from china india belarusazakhstan armenia, we practically participate in these exercises, because we want to learn from specialists. how to conduct operations of this level , i was most impressed by the ability of the russian army to conduct such a scale. exercises with the participation of international partners, and even despite such weather, our contingent also participated in the order of 100 people. our task was to parachute and storm the settlement, despite today's weather. our task was fully completed by our servicemen received a touch of experience. teaching. east is the largest this year 50,000 troops 5,000 pieces of various equipment. including the aviation fleet, for almost a week at the seven training grounds and in the waters of the japanese and okhotsk seas, our ships of the pacific fleet and the chinese people's liberation army. clouds of smoke obscure the portholes of the captain's bridge of the corvette, the rocket caliber rattling towards the target in the sea of ​​okhotsk. the ship of a moc