>> -- we rio, the bridge. >> del rio -- >> was is easy to get across looks like easy to get across.down on -- boston. >> boston. >> boston. >> how come what is in o boston? >> -- oh, [speaking spanish] . >> latino. >> go. >> you have more people coming? >> a yes. >> no >> not -- >> [speaking spanish] . >> so where will you go now [speaking spanish] . >> that is it no more home you've got all your you stuff you are just -- coming to america, and -- you -- >> yeah. >> not coming back. >>[speaking >> why? >> [speaking spanish] . >> go back -- citizen. >> individuals told me that they were charged 8,000 dollars each, it was 8,000 dollars a head to get across we are talking to texas department of public safety, lieutenant christopher ole veress, lieutenant great to see you. thanks for help on the ground thanks for joining us, here, your reaction to my conversation, with that group from venezuela . >> good morning. thanks for having mema me we appreciate you you have visiting the border now in del rio very important not only to law enforcement but to the american people, that they get a b

estamos pendientes del rÍo atmosfÉrico. nuestra Área y tendrÍamos lluvias fuertes al norte de la bahÍa a las 8:00 de la maÑana. a las 3:00 de la tarde la mayor actividad al norte de la bahÍa, pero lluvias mÁs ligeras en otros sectores. pronosticamos 3—5 pulgadas de acumulaciÓn, especialmente al norte de la bahÍa. esperamos fuertes rÁfagas en la mingo, 45—50 mph. tenemos advertencia por viento hasta el domingo a las 5:00 de la tarde. mantÉngase atento al pronÓstico. paola: gracias. de este tema ya le hablamos, no es raro encontrar un reporte de robo de catalizadores. veamos. >> se tardaron cinco minutos y se fueron. reportera: las cÁmaras de seguridad de la casa de leonardo registraron el robo del catalizador, sino tambiÉn como los ladrones escogieron para robar. >> buscaron algo para robar y si fueron, luego regresaron a los 30 minutos. reportera: dicen que hicieron la denuncia, pero que ahora esperan. >> prefirieron el honda. reportera: segÚn este mecÁnico, ellos prefieren algunos catalizadores a otros. >> todo depende de

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maria's surveying the situation on the ground and in the air from del rio, texas.st up, here's a look at where markets ended the week after a slew of strong earnings from the big bank. but there are big concerns that our economic recovery is in real trouble amid a growing worker shortage and a supply chain crisis driving up inflation. here with me now, slate stone wealth chief market strategist kenny pull carry. kenny, always great to see you. >> nice to be here. jackie: white house chief of staff ron klain retweeting that our economic issues are high class problems. these are kitchen tables issues, kenny. they affect you and he. they don't affect if jeff bezos as much. >> that's exactly right, and i think it just shows how tone deaf that the administration is, right? that he would go out and although he didn't write it, he reiterated what was written. and it is completely tone deaf because it is the middle class and the lower class that's going to get hurt the most there rising oil prices and food prices you. can't go to the grocery store without spending $100 for

here in rio.e along the rio grande. mostly groups of around five or six people at a time and many we've spoken with are from venezuela and cuba and while the judge ruled the biden can expel families under the covid rules, title 42, dhs issued a new directive, who ice agents should be targeting. during the trump administration it's anyone deemed crossing illegally and now under the biden administration, it's those who pose a threat to national security or public safety. griff: you put yourself on something significant, the fact that they will no longer enforce deportations just for being here illegally. some of my sources worry it's a pull factor there. when you talk another caravan of migrants coming along with softening the deportment enforcement rules, are they concerned about that? do you get a sense that they're worried that the worst may be yet to come? >> yeah, i think a lot of the agents and people who work the border are somewhat overwhelmed and they look what happened two weeks ago in del

the biggest hot spots, in the rio grande valley and del-rio, where people are coming across in huge numbers, there is no border wall. you look at an area like el paso where vp kamala harris visited back in june, el paso has a good wall there. they don't see nearly the numbers that we see in the rio grande valley. this is kind of an example of what border agents have to deal with down here. you essentially have this useless half mile stretch of wall sitting in the dirt now, taxpayers are on the hook for the rest of the wall which will not be finished building and you have border agents frustrated, running around completely over overwhelmed. back to you you. eric: it seems the residents are certainly ticked off. you can hear the wind. it looks like a beautiful day. we have a lot more coming up. we'll have more on the heart-breaking humanitarian crisis at the border. pat fallon is here, we'll get his take on how we can stop the flow. claudia. >> eric, brian laundrie continuing to elude capture today as the search for gabby petito's fugitive phi i don't fn the fourth week. steve harrigan is liv

right now, in following stunning images last month from under the del rio bridge in del rio, texas, one white house. the latest caravan expected 60,000 strong. joining you now live from the border at del rio international bridge in texas maria bartiromo. take it away. maria: hey dagen thanks very much we are coming to you from right outside you will see behind me del rio international bridge, we are about i am giving 40, 50 yards away from mexico and easy trip to come here, you saw that incredible pictures 15 to 17,000 people under the bridge just a few weeks ago, why did so many people decide to camp under that bridge del rio you have to understand topography of this area del rio nothing around, very different than mccowen tex infrastructure the mexican cartels getting smarter better at this know, what to do, to distract all agents what they do they flood the area, with people coming in, two weeks ago flooded this area 15, 17,000 people under bridge what has to happen the border agents have to leave posts they have to come and deal with 15,000 people that leaves hundreds of miles of wi

we've seen about two different migrant groups cross the rio grand in this one spot in del rio, texas but authorities warn that one of the big large migrant caravans we saw a few weeks ago here in del rio texas could be right around corner arriving anywhere on the southern border within weeks. this video is exclusive to fox news. this is what it looks like across from our location in del rio, texas. a shelter has been set up. it houses about a thousand migrants while they wait to figure out their next move. there was an update that could impact these migrants. secretary of homeland security mayorkas is telling i.c.e. agents to put the emphasis for deportation on those who impose a risk to public safety or national security. meaning someone's immigration status alone isn't enough for them to be detained or expelled back to their home country. but brandon judge says the change will undoubtedly cause issues for authorities along the border. >> the number of people that will draw to our borders illegally is going to be astronomical. again, it ties up our hands. we can't do our jobs effect

grande valley your city most 404,000 from del rio is close to 215 thousand.arizona, nearly 174,000, san diego is close to one 30,000 according to u.s. customs and border patrol in rio grande city, your city, almost 39000 more migrants and i want to know if you feel your people very much in charge of, you feel they are considering leaving as this grows and expands? how you deal with -- how do you brace for additional possibly 60000 haitians migrants heading for the border? >> we have a good working relationship with cbp. the officers are phenomenal, border patrol customs work hand-in-hand with local police department and sheriff's and texas department of public safety national guard so we have law enforcement entities working together so on that end, i trust cbp officers day in and day out there protecting, keeping the borders safe but by the way, when you're looking up the numbers, right now this year they are at unprecedented numbers but in 1986, 1.7 million apprehensions and in 2000, 1.6. this year we might end up with 2 million or so apprehensions more so

correspondent jeff paul reports tonight from del rio, texas,. >> when the waters of the rio grande areshining bright, that's when they make their move. troopers clock them as they take their first steps into the river as huge splashes and a helping hand later, these migrants are in the land of the free. >> free, freedom. freedom. that's the word. >> kathy and her group made the journey from cuba leaving everything behind. >> yes. my family, my father, mother, grandpa and my brother. i'm just coming with this. >> just a bag and a few personal items to start a new life in a new country. >> depending on their situation, many of these migrants are handed over to border patrol. loaded up and then processed, often given a notice to appear for a later date in court. then released into the u.s. during the trump administration, agents were able to detain anyone who entered the u.s. illegally. and while a judge just ruled the biden administration can still expel families due to covid using title 42, under a new directive, the act of migrating itself won't be a focus to arrest or deport. the emph

but in cities like del rio officials here say in this large caravan could be even bigger than before.>> we have information right now there's another 20 - 50000 individuals in mexico right now looking for a place to cross predict del rio is it success story for them it's already looks like the point of interest again. guest: so far this week is been fairly active along the rio grande and we've seen mostly groups of around five or six at a time and many of these people are coming from venezuela and cuba and the body of the administration can still expel migrant families under title 42 dhs just issued a new directive sort of in the stands under the trump administration, ice ages were directed to arrest anyone found to have illegally crossed the biden administration worth the focus to be in any money poses a threat to national security or public safety. arthel neville thank you jeff eric. eric: for the concerns of the migrants crossing at the southern border, skyrocket soon and even put more strain in the ages who are ready overwhelmed afraid national order patrol council president, sara

parte frontal del sistema entra en la región existe un poco más intenso y el tercero que podría ser un río traer lo que es literalmente agua en la atmósfera si fuera un río directamente hacia la costa este, 61 grados para san francisco, vamos hablar de este pronóstico al regresar. >>> puede seguir este pronóstico, tienen el dato más acertado. >>> la agencia de seguridad laboral de california investiga la muerte de un hombre que cayó de la parte superior de un árbol mientras cumplía con su trabajo de podarlo, se desconoce si la víctima estaba atada a un acuerdo de seguridad cuando ocurrió este suceso, debido a la al aumento de muertes por sobredosislas autoridades refuerzan la seguridad. >>> información que será próximo sábado 23 de octubre las personas podrán llevar los medicamentos de forma anónima a diferentes áreas de la bahía. funcionarios policiales de vallejo junto con líderes comunitarios consideran que la forma de reducir la violencia en la comunidad es trabajando juntos así lo expresaron durante una conferencia virtual, hablaron de los planes de entrenamiento. >>> detuvieron a 3 a

do you bear responsibility for the crisis in del rio? >> second, senator -- >> does that mean you're not going to answer me? >> i am answering. >> that's a yes or no question. do you bear responsibility for the crisis in del rio, yes or no. >> senator, the smuggling organizations -- >> yes or no, mr. secretary. do you bear responsibility for the humanitarian crisis in del rio, yes or no? >> senator, it is my responsibility to address the human tragedy in del rio, to address that, and we are doing so. that is my responsibility and we are executing it as the department of homeland security. >> but you don't think your policies played any role in fostering and fomenting this crisis which has ensnared thousands of people? >> what we are learning from individuals is they are receiving false information and misinformation from the smuggling organizations that traffic the exploitation of vulnerable individuals. >> in other words, it's someone else's fault. all i can say, mr. secretary, sooner or later this administration is going to have to tak

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jeff paul's live in del rio, texas, with the latest on the latest surgery. jeff?rter: yeah, mike. compared to what we saw two two weeks ago here in del rio, texas, it's been a fairly quiet week. but we are still seeing a steady stream of migrants going across the rio grande, entering the u.s. and essentially giving themselves up to border patrol for processing, and we really don't see any signs of that slowing down. most of the groups this week are around 5-6 people, and we've seen anywhere from from 2 to 4 groups a day coming across the rio grande. but this is just one spot. most of the people we've talked to have all said that they are from cuba or venezuela, and in most cases they traveled from their home country, make it to mexico and then find a place to enter anywhere along the u.s./mexico border. officials in towns like del rio, texas are concerned whether or not their cities can keep up. resources are already stretch, so it's a careful balance. we spoke with commissioner bo middleton who says there could be anywhere from 20-50,000 migrants in mexico curren

la sequía muy severa las lluviaslo podrán poner en problemas y min qué interesante, se desarrollan ríosarga el río mississippi en louisiana es mucha lluvia que cae en estos tipos de eventos, temperaturas en el rango de los 50 y lue de 78 grados en 59 y el día domingo se complica la situación en grandes lagos n tormentas severas en missouri y en kansas city y también el día domingo es el día a vigilar muy de cerca y en las localidades tornados, granizos y vientos fuertes ser posibles pero la corta noroeste del país tendrámejor tiempo como boston, nueva york y chicago. >> pero si están en california cuídese mucho y qué manera de explicar la lluvia ¡guau nunca había visto algo así. >> muchísimas gracias. >> en breve en noticias telemundo mediodía ciudad de méxico se prepara para festejar el día de muertoson desfile alegórico. >> a las mujeres colombianas >> a las mujeres colombianas pudieron celebrar si calificas para medicare y medicaid, seirás a unitedhealthcare como parte de tu familia. te podemos ayudar a obtener más beneficios sin ningún cto extra. como créditopara alimentos y product

este migrante llano y su esposa dicen que tenÍan un mes viajando cuando sucediÓ lo ocurrido en del rÍoocutor: esta otra migrante se fracturÓ un brazo esta maÑana. [habla en inglÉs] en septiembre llegamos hasta 600 aprensiones en un dÍa. lo que va en el mes de octubre el mes de aprensiones sigue alto.uno, empieza otro.....eso esta ocurriendo ahora en el sur, cerca de santa barbara, donde el fuego amenaza con destruir un centenar de viviendas... salvador duran esta en vivo california. locutor: mÁs de 1300 bomberos luchan contra las llamas del incendio denominado "elisa fire", a quien el condado de ventura. los bomberos dice que lo Único que pueden hacer para tratar de apagarlo es atacarlo por aire. hasta el momento todavÍa hay Órdenes de evacuaciÓn obligatorias para la mayorÍa de residentes de esa zona. nos dicen que todavÍa estÁn investigando la causa de este incendio, que no saben exactamente la hora en la que iniciÓ, pero saben que es un lugar alto en la montaÑa. la logÍstica esta operaciÓn la tienen el condado de ventura, pero a partir de esta noche pasa a manos del gobierno federal,

he's in del rio, texas.del rio, the state is now building -- starting to build temporary fences because of the continuing influx. hi. >> yeah, eric, and the mayor here in del rio, where we are, who happens to be a democrat, says that he's worried about that huge influx, like we saw two weeks ago underneath the international bridge repeating itself, with thousands and thousands of mostly haitian nationals, flooded across the u.s. mexico border. he says for them, that was a success story and that del rio looks like it could be an entrance point once again. the mayor says he tried to tell federal officials that something like this, that huge influx of migrants was possible back in february. he told them at the time cities like del rio and others along the border need infrastructure, processing centers, food, and shelter. the mayor says he sounded the alarm that something big was going to happen, but nothing was done. all of those federal resources that we saw a few weeks ago underneath the international bridge

jon: jeff paul in del rio, texas. thanks, jeff.ght people are dead and several injured after a bombing outside a mosque in kabul. it's the first major attack in the afghan capital since 13 u.s. soldiers were killed during the withdrawal in august. benjamin hall has the latest there. >> reporter: jon, another worrying development from afghanistan today the, and it is one, frankly, that experts and government officials alike had warns about. when the u.s. leaves and the taliban takeover, there's likely to be an uptick in attacks. that leads to chaos and some would say shortly to civil war. the attack took place at the entrance of the mosque in kabul targeting a memorial service for the mother of the taliban spokesman. at least eight civilians were killed and more wounded. although there was no immediate claim of responsibility, isis-k are the key suspects. and since the taliban took over, attacks by this eye access affiliate have increased dramatically. indeed, there was another attack in jalalabad that left four dead, and in the las

citizens smuggling illegal immigrants livestream themselves del rio.ver has a gun in her lap and five migrants loaded into her car. at high speeds she trying to evade dps as troopers chase. ultimately she loses control and crashes while streaming live. [screams] >> let me out. >> both women were arrested and charged with human smuggling. texas dps says they drove down from austin to pick up the migrants. possibly after seeing cartel ads like these on social media where they offer quick cash to u.s. citizens in an effort to recruit young people to smuggle migrants. meanwhile, a new migrant caravan, thousands strong, is moving towards the united states. fox news correspondent griff jenkins is embedded with it and has the latest from mexico. >> bill, a mexican government agency handing out pamphlets to aid the migrants here on day 4 arrest day. they made it 25 miles north of where they began their trek four days ago in tapachula. you can see them doing a little laundry and getting rest. and in the distance you see a health tending to blistered feet sores

trayendo nevadas pero ponga atención, buena vez que se vaya, en camino entre el sistema conocido como ríosistema tropical que estaría trayendo fuertes lluvias para norte de california se espera que hasta el próximo lunes traiga el sistema y después se aleje. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) después de las lluvias de horas de la madrugada pues ya comienza a mejorar la situación pero todavía algunos doblados en la región. ahí se va como de las tormentas van pasando y vamos por la número tres que viene acercándose para este fin de semana específicamente vamos a ver que es una corriente de vientos máximos o un río atmosférico cuando comienza a alinearse en las zonas como hawai. vamos a estar pendiente de esta lluvia intensa que se estará presentando, por la tarde del día de hoy comienza a estar despejado, y entre el siguiente sistema a partir del día sábado al norte de la bahía cerca del mediodía, después para el día domingo cerca de las 4:00 de la mañana estaría entrando la primera de las rachas de este sistema que trae lluvias para toda california, no deje el paraguas que se queda con nosotros

tonight from del rio, texas. >> when the waters from the rio grande is low, the sun is shining brightis when they make their move, troopers club them as they take the first steps to the river, a few splashes and helping hand later, the migrants are in the land of the free. >> freedom, that's the word. >> she and her group made the journey from cuba, leaving evening behind. >> yes, my family, my father, mother, grandpa, my mother are just coming there. >> the few personal items to start a new life in a new country. depending on their situation, many of these migrants are handed over to border patrol. they're loaded up and processed. often given a notice to appear for a later date in court. then released into the u.s. in the trump administration, agents were able to detain anyone who entered the u.s. illegally. while the judge ruled the biden add administration can still deport for chapter 42, the emphasis will be on those who pose securityment. bracing for what could be up the road. >> del rio is a success. del rio looks like the port of entrance again. >> for migrants like tatiana, th

i went to del rio. in less than one week, i was actually there on saturday, the peak, 15,000 people in what your department said yesterday, bum rushed the border. that was -- and there's, by the way, 40 to 60,000 on the way. so is the quote true at a level we have never seen before, that terrorists, suspected terrorists are entering the country at a level that we have never seen before?nt >> congressman, as i've previously articulated, i ev respectfully disagree with mr. h scott's assertions and i should say that that assertion has no relationship to a reference to del rio. and the fact that vulnerable haitians have crossed the border there, have been encountered, and are being repatriated. those are two very different -- >> because i talked to these haitians. they got the word that del rio was open. they came. t in fact i talked to several -- i talked to, uh, two cuban couples, four people total, from cuba to panama to the southern border in del rio, 40 hours.er it took them 40 hours to get to, our sou

it's not just del rio . there's hundreds of miles of uncontrolled border and long-term systemic damage f being done to take years to recover by the current policy . what do i mean by that. the investments in data analytics and other systems and processes use to document and mitigate transnational criminal organizations have been sidelined to facilitate the processing transport, care and feeding for the over 5 to 6000 newly arriving illegal aliens every single day. instead of expending the tax dollars and acted by congress to build a proven border wall system which would make every agent more effective, which also by the way included advanced technology and access roads where now spending millions of dollars to simply pause and cancel construction contracts. we're literally paying for people not to build anything. worse yet the cancellation of these contracts releases the contractor from any long-term liability or warranty work and shifts that entire liability and that unfunded requirements on to the united s

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we then move the individuals from del rio as needed to insure safety and security. we move them to the other processing centers so that they may be repatriated to haiti or other countries from those various processing centers. we are increasing the frequency and number of the repatriation flights each day. >> okay. do you expect to be able to move all of those individuals out in the next how many days? >> our goal is to do so within the next ten days or nine days. we expect to see dramatic results in the next 48 to 96 hours. and we'll have a far better sense in the next two days. >> what do you anticipate is coming at you as far as adiggal numbers? because obviously, this number grew exceptionally quickly of haitians and others from all over the world coming. >> we're watching that, senator, very carefully. i do want to note that some individuals turned back yesterday by reason of our measures which i have described in this hearing. and we're hoping that what we are doing now serves as a deterrent because it backs up the words we have spoken since the very outset, t

jeff paul is live near the border in del-rio, texas. jeff. >> reporter: yeah, arthel. the mayor here in del-rio, texas, who happens to also be a democrat, says he's worried about a repeat of what happened two weeks ago during the lasts massive migrant surge. he says for the migrants it looks like a success story and del-rio could be a point of entrance again. the mayor says he tried to even give a heads up to federal officials that something like this could happen, something big could happen, back if february. he told them that at the time that cities like del-rio and other border towns need infrastructure, tents, processing centers, food and shelter. he said he sounded the alarm that something big was going to happen but to no avail. everything that was built up from the of last surge is now gone according to the mayor. he and other public officials like the county commissioner are worried about now the next migrant surge. he says border towns like del-rio are small and can't handle taking on thousands and thousands of people overnight. >> it's stressful. it's difficu

the fish are facing threats from man, may dams, robin forest walker reports from the rio and river. if you could travel back through the midst of time, say around 200000000 years, you would find fish. remarkably like the ones swimming the present day waters of the rio ne river size. critically endangered species of sturgeon still spawn in the roney. that is, they travel up stream from the black sea to lay their eggs. but upstream, numerous stems have contributed to their drastic decline. this one is diverted, ca, hydropower cascade completed in 1987. it stopped fish from reaching spawning grounds that had existed for millennia hydropower. so very me probably for sure. this person spawning grounds or chris. oh and now it's only 9 kilometers. in the past, it was more of a 50 temperature to understand the threat to moon and needs more data. we said mckelly is ready to help. he remembers the days when the sturgeon, with large and plentiful catching them, now is illegal. but if method locals know who to call a lawyer ma'am, is not as we keep is alive, put it to the basket and wait for to

>> such a steady stream of migrants, folks in the rio grande say you really have to slow down and pay so many people out here trying to cross the river. for several days, a spike in haitian nationals went to the closure of the international bridge that connects del rio, texas. >> always had a big impact, mainly, this area here. >> sergio gores owns a gas station. he said he went from selling 2,000 gallons a day to barely 100. >> we know that the u.s. welcomes all citizens of the world but it has to be done the right way. >> with politics in the immigration system, border crossings are showing no signs of slowing down. >> it hurts my feelings. makes me sick to my stomach to watch. what are you going to do? >> sources on the ground tell us there could be yet another migrant caravan just around the corner. authorities tracking a group they could be as large as 20,000 people that's heading north and could arrive anywhere along the u.s.-mexico border within weeks. in del rio, texas, jeff paul, fox news. >> mike: the kilauea volcano erupting on the big island for the first time this year. n

la tercera río atmosférico todo el mundo se pregunta quÉ es un río atmosférico ?rtir de la próxima semana lunes y martes cuando entra la tercera casi 2:30 " para san josé algunos lugares hacia el norte como napa casi cinco " por lo tanto mucha lluvia insisto la tercera tormenta es buena noticia. por supuesto la nieve que va a continuar acumulándose a lo largo de los próximos díashasta 23 pulgadas y ahí vemos el sistema que sigue trayendo lluvia al momento no deje el paraguas y mucho cuidado en las autopistas. los próximos días vigilia para nosotros temperaturas en san josé y san francisco 61 grados. más detalles de esto no se lo vaya a perder a lo largo de nuestras ediciones informativas, regresamos >>> gracias guillermo. vamos a hablar de las flores todo mundo sabe que son un regalo que nunca fallasi estás contesto, triste si quieres pedir perdón ahí van las florecitas vamos a un negocio que asegura que para ellosno ha cambiado claudia nos muestra cómo trabajan >>> desde este local ubicado al este de san josé desde hace 35 años han salido en forma de flores propu

le espanta. >> volverlo a intentar hasta que lleguemos al otro lado. >> ya hay un campamento en del rÍoon texas noticias telemundo. >> a la espera de lo ocurra ahÍ, en polÍtica este ha sido un dÍa intenso para el presidente joe biden hoy presentÓ una nueva versiÓn de su plan de infraestructura, y saliÓ convencido que habÍa consenso entre legisladores de su propio partido, pero hasta ahora los demÓcratas n se ponen de acuerdo, vamos a washington donde estÁ cristina londoÑo, el presidente querÍalegar a europa con una victoria en la mano, pero nada estÁ decidido cierto? >> asÍ es julio, Él querÍa pedirle a los paÍses euros medidas para proteger el medio ambiente y decirles miren lo logrÉ en casa, segÚn las fuentes que estuvieron hoy en su rincÓn los demÓcratas le dijo que su legado * estÁ en juego que la mayorÍa estÁn en juego y que nancy pelosi pidiÓ a los de su bancada que por favor no dejen solo a biden, pero lo desconfianza entre ellos es tan grande que no creen en borradores ni acuerdos en principios. >> joe biden atrasÓ su viaje a europa y fue a presionar a los miembros de su propio

del rio is a small town, the population of del rio is about 35,000.day, there were over 15,000 illegal immigrants, mostly from haiti, one day, under the bridge there in del rio. that is nearly half the population of the city, and i have to say, in response to my bill today, it has been fun seeing democrats pull their hair out and explain why it is a terrible bill. the governor of rhode island said "well, i can't say anything nice about this bill at all, all i can do is insult it," i responded to the governor, gosh, it seems to me you can only say 1 of 2 things. i you can either say "sure, we g would love to see 2 million illegal immigrants in rhode island." number two, if that is a bad thing, "gosh, maybe joe bidenn and kamala harris shouldn't be inflicting this massive surge on texas and the rest of the country." you cannot have it both ways. either it's a bad thing and these are hypocrites who want to see illegal immigrants in your communities but not their privileged enclave. >> sean: i agree with you, i wish i had the vote to support it. thank you

tuvimos un rÍo atmosfÉrico que fue traÍdo por este sistema que nos afectÓ.coincidieron y tuvimos esas condiciones inestables en nuestras zonas. hemos visto algunas lluvias aisladas. no estamos esperando lluvias, en lo que resta de la noche de hoy. maÑana tendremos condiciones estables con algunas posibilidades de lluvias para el norte. paola: gracias. la fuerte tormenta durante el fin de semana se reportaron varias inundaciones en las autopistas dejando autos estancados. las autoridades tuvieron que cerrar la autopista en la 8—80. la patrulla de caminos cerrÓ la autopista 17. un auto estancado por manejar en esta zona. la compaÑÍa tuvieron que drenar las carreteras. Éstas imÁgenes del fin de semana. dos camiones se volcaron durante la tormenta, que estuvo acompaÑada de fuertes vientos. si quiere de estas imÁgenes que se registraron el fin de semana, en nuestra galerÍa podrÁ encontrarla. recuerde descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn mÓvil, es gratis. las lluvias afectaron las calles residenciales provocando evacuaciones de sus residentes. imÁgenes de santa rosa. nues

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paola: el rÍo atmosfÉrico sigue provocando afectaciones en la bahÍa.portera: hablamos del plan de ingreso universal en oakland. >> la ley requiere que se sigan procedimientos especÍficos para tomar en cuenta los antecedentes personales. paola: comenzamos. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: buenas noches. soy paolavirrueta. bienvenidos. comenzamos con estas imÁgenes de san josÉ. en la madrugada podrÍa haber lluvias, pero vamos con shenti para mÁs informaciÓn. shenti: buenas noches. ya estamos vigilando el sistema que va a dejar mÁs lluvias en las primeras horas de maÑana. el sÁbado tendremos condiciones mÁs tranquilas, pero condiciones mÁs fuertes y activas el domingo y lunes. el sistema se acerca a medianoche, cuando podrÍamos ver precipitaciones al norte de la bahÍa, san rafael y santa rosa con lluvias moderadas. precauciÓn al manejar maÑana temprano por las lluvias, oakland, san francisco con esas precipitaciones. el sistema se retira al mediodÍa y queda nubosidad. hasta las 10:00 de la maÑana con ese periodo activo. mucha precauciÓn al manejar. no cruce vÍas inund

del rio. >> absolutely.ain, when a public figure, when a respected individual like him, when an african-american man comes out and is so transparent about health issues, gets vaccinated, et cetera, i want to use this opportunity to encourage everybody. we have lower vaccination rates in african-americans, especially african-american men and i want to use the passing of colin powell as an opportunity to say please, get vaccinated. we still have a chance to defeat this virus and it will be really important, the more people we get vaccinated, the better we would be. >> and remember, folks, if you're watching at home, that number dr. del rio mentioned, unvaccinated people 11 times more likely to die than vaccinated people. it's great protection, not 100% protection. sad fact of vaccines but it's remarkable protection. dr. carlos del rio, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, jim. >>> right now another manjor story, 17 missionaries are being held hostage in haiti after a violent criminal gang kidnapped them ove

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those contracts and board border wall in the laredo sector in the rio grande valley where border virtual agents have already been overwhelmed, this as an estimated 60000 mostly haitian migrants are making their way through south america and mexico and expected to arrive at the southern border in the next few weeks. marsha blackburn visited the border and will join us to react all of this in a few moments but we begin with bill melugin live on the border and locally in texas, what is the latest. >> the border agent that we talk to on the ground are incredibly frustrated, not only is a boardwalk contracts being canceled but the administration has not changed strategy in the last seven months so the migrants keep coming in who benefits the most the human smugglers, take a look at this video last night, the texas state troopers as they scan the highways for human smugglers, they are all over the place, if we look at the video of people being arrested, what these troopers do they look for load vehicles that the vehicles that they see driving on the road and have their frames really low sugges

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