en la quÉ pase en los barrios pobres donde no alcanza aquÍ en para comprar agua, llegamos a san antonio texas en el calor para conseguir trabajo. >>> en verano reparten mÁs que nunca en este barrio de san antonio texas. >>> unos limonadas. >>> gracias. >>> dos aguas. >>> y sombreros para el sol. >>> estamos en la zona mÁs humilde del Área urbana mÁs pobre de la naciÓn casi todos son latinos con uno tasa de pobreza de 40 %. >>> no hay lugares para esconderse debajo de un Árbol. >>> el asfalto y la falta de parques aumenta la temperatura en las ciudades, en zonas como estÁs el calor puede ser hasta 7 grados mÁs en algunas ocasiones hasta 20. >>> el problema se extiende por otras ciudades del paÍs, nueva orleans es la mÁs afectada pero tambiÉn estÁs otras en pantalla. son las llamadas islas de calor urbano y esas temperaturas son mÁs duras todavÍa en los barrios mÁs pobres. >>> donde se pone un parque, dÓnde se pone una autopista dÓnde se pone un lote baldÍo son decisiones que han sido procesos muy discriminatorios. >>> los hermanos serÁ tienen un problema grave con los no tienen techo. >>> no t

de una de las compañeras de clases, los tres jóvenes estudiaban en la escuela secundaria en san antonio texasue muestran la reacción rápida que pudo salvar la vida de un hombre presenció el accidente el auto iba por la 410 al tomar la salida aparentemente se resbaló topó con una barra de cemento cayó y murió dice que sin dudarlo de detuvo al verlo moverse empezó a pedir ayuda en la carretera en minutos una docenas de personas se detuvieron y asistieron al conductor al ser veterano de la naval su instinto fue ayudar por eso agradecen a todos sin importar el riesgo de la explosión dice que compartieron los videos en redes sociales para que sean más precavidos para demostrar que en san antonio hay personas que hacen el bien sin mirar a quién al conductor espera que se recupere para conocerlo al algún día y mostrar las imágenes de como le salvaron la vida >> se ponen a grabar en vez de llamar >> el instinto le permitió salvar la vida >> nuestro colega vladimir se contactó con las autoridades para tener actualización del estado de salud de las víctimas pero no ha tenido respuesta pasamos con más >

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borjas: encuentra otro camiÓn repleto de migrantes apilados a casi 2 meses de la tragedia de san antonio texas. marlene guzmÁn tiene todos los detalles. marlene: a pesar de la tragedia san antonio que cobrÓ la comida de 53 personas los migrantes todos los dÍas se arriesgan a subirse a estos camiones de carga, en esto trayecto tan peligrosos que registran sus vidas sabemos en el del rÍo, este miÉrcoles se encontraron estacionamiento o un camiÓn de carga con 37 migrantes incluyendo un menor de edad, estaba pospuesto con falta de ventilaciÓn y por fortuna se encontraron y pudieron rescatarlos a tiempos. el que mencionas de mÁs de 120 migrantes este fue de lado mexicano en coahuila, lo encontraron el fin de semana justamente con estos migrantes familias habÍa una niÑa dentro de ese camiÓn la mayorÍa son de nicaragua, y vamos a escuchar porque ellos se arriesgan de esa manera. >> en realidad que se va a ser, estÁ difÍcil la situaciÓn allÁ y tengo que rifÁrmela como sea. marlene: ya sea ir en estos camionero quedarse en su paÍs viviendo en las condiciones precarias y condiciones que por supuesto no

man was trying to -- urgently wanting to speak to his wife and children who were actually in san antonio, texas wanted to go to san antonio, texas, after texas had just dropped him off here in new york city. folks are arriving on the bus sick. they are arriving extremely hungry and thirsty. they are not being given food. at most times without their identity documents. there is a huge effort that is happening right now to welcome them with dignity here in new york city and make sure we are showing, not just governor abbott how it should be done, but really seeing each other as humans and this moment. amy: do you understand how it is happening? new york city officials are saying some 4000 asylum-seekers and migrants have traveled to new york in recent months, either by choice or because they were sent here by texas state officials. so how do they decide -- do they just shove them on a bus? >> that is what it seems like, y. the governor of tex is definitely mleading officials and asylum-seekers. many of the folks who came here yesterday morning, who got off those three buses, were asking, how do i

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returning for their 3rd day, from san antonio, texas, it's the champs, it's the talamantez family.he arbogast family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself some cash, and somebody might have a shot driving out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] hey, let's go meet the arbogast family.

vez de tres aÑos y ademÁs un bebe que a esta hora estÁ en estado crÍtico en un hospital de san antonio, texasaban cruzar por separado el rÍo grande este mÉxico a estados unidos. a esta tragedia se une la muerte de en ese mismo lugar y que ya reportamos ayer de la pequeÑa margarita sofÍa de cinco aÑos proveniente guatemala. vamos a escuchar el testimonio de la tÍa de la pequeÑa fallecida. >> me gustarÍa poder abrazar a mi hermana, poder luchar junto con ella, tomarla de la mano y decirle salgamos adelante. borja: las Últimas horas se confirmÓ que estÁ pequeÑita de nombre margaret sofÍa muriÓ ahogada, por lo que las autoridades de estados unidos estÁn alertando a los migrantes sobre el alto nivel de peligrosidad del rÍo grande. es importante destacar que hace unas horas un migrante venezolano fue rescatado tambiÉn de las aguas que son una verdadera trampa mortal. y escuche este dato y es importante, hasta la fecha han muerto mÁs de 200 migrantes al intentar cruzar este peligroso rÍo. en otro tema que acapara titulares, es uvalde, la junta escolar se reÚna para considerar el despido del jefe de

incidente recordÓ el caso de los 53 migrantes que murieron asfixiados en un camiÓn similar cerca de san antonio, texasntera. jorge: marlene guzmÁn nos cuenta cÓmo los descubrieron. marlene: cada vez son mÁs los migrantes que a diario se embarcan en los de trÁileres de carga hacinados sin ventilaciÓn y sin agua, una tÁctica que se repite y ha demostrado ser trÁgica. en la ciudad fronteriza de del rÍo, texas, este miÉrcoles descubrieron un trÁiler en el estacionamiento de un walmart, 15 migrantes salieron corriendo pero los detuvieron, al interior de la caja rescataron a 22, incluyendo un menor, venÍan soportando temperaturas de mÁs de 100°. >> tengo que reforme la como sea. marlene: en condiciones similares autoridades mexicanas hallaron un camiÓn repleto de migrantes y con destino a piedras negras en este grupo iba esta madre de su hija, que aÚn temerosas dicen que no les quedaba otra opciÓn. >> me da miedo, pero la necesidad lo hace. marlene: los contrabandistas no advierten a los migrantes que en su intento por buscar una mejor vida pueden perder la cruzar el rÍo o exponen dos el calor agotador. en

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the discovery comes two months after 53 migrants died in a sweltering trailer found in san antonio, texas. yesterday border officials announced the u.s. is nearing a record-breaking 2 million migrant encounters along the border this year. >>> now to the mid-air collision in california. authorities are trying to determine how two planes hit each other as both pilots were apparently trying to land at an airport. it comes as new video shows debris falling from the sky after the collision. this morning tragedy in the sky above california where two small planes collided mid-air. >> we heard there was a crash at watsonville just now. >> one cessna and a single engine cessna. it looks like both of them are down. >> reporter: investigators say it appears both wildcats r pilots were attempting to land at watsonville municipal area, about 100 miles south of san francisco. footage from security cameras in the area shows debris raining down and moments later a fireball can be seen as one of the planes crashes into the airport. a plume of thick black smoke rising into the air. air traffic audio captur

to make a list, researchers looked at factors like yelp reviews, google searches and cost, so san antonio texas tops the list of the best barbecue metros in the country of course. it is followed by austin, texas and third is san jose. so, they found san jose has an impressive 5.6 barbecue restaurants per 100,000 people. did you know about this, garvin. i had no clue that we had great barbecue here. >> we do, we do i like henry's. i will take you there one night. > hey, guess what, >>fo > hey, guess what, >>fo for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. >>> welcome back. i am anthony flores at levi stadium, the 49ers kicked off their unofficial start with a win over the green bay packe

to make a list, researchers looked at factors like yelp reviews, google searches and cost, so san antonio texass the list of the best barbecue metros in the country of course. it is followed by austin, texas and third is san jose. so, they found san jose has an impressive 5.6 barbecue restaurants per 100,000 people. did you know about this, garvin. i had no clue that we had great barbecue here. >> we do, we do i like henry's. i will take you there one night. > hey, guess what, >>> welcome back. i am anthony flores at levi stadium, the 49ers kicked off their unofficial start with a win over the green bay packers in their preseason opener. the second your quarterback getting his first start since taking over the starting job from jimmy. and lance did not disappoint. he led the 49ers on two scoring drives and is two series of work, he went 4 for 5 with 95 yards of passing. also scrambling for a first down, showing off his legs and his arm. the big highlight, a 76 yard touchdown bomb to danny gray that got the faithful on their feet, the 49ers beat the packers 28-21 behind an impressive preseason d

another baby almost drowned, that baby is in the intensive care unit as well here at san antonio, texasut i had to tell you, thousands of children disappear all the time even before they make it to the rio grande river. many of them will never be found. many of them their names will never be known. when we bring you the second part tomorrow, it is very disturbing. it is very graphic. and there were instances in that interview that i had no idea what was happening to these children. far beyond the kidnapping, far beyond the sexual predators. i think every american should know what is happening. and not only on national security risk, but it is abusive and it is a humanitarian crisis, sean. >> sean: all right, sarah, sad but fascinating reporting. here with the reaction texas congressman chip roy is with us along with the cohost of "the five" geraldo rivera, i want to start with you because our audience knows that you fight the humanitarian side of this issue and he wants americans to have passion for all these people that want to cross our borders. it is not too much to ask however, look

she was the last patient from the uvalde shooting to be discharged from university health in san antonio, texascar, waving goodbye. 21 people were killed in that mass shooting at robb elementary school in uvalde. a coalition of more than a dozen media organizations including nbc news, filed a lawsuit on monday accusing the texas department of public safety of unlawfully withholding public records and tomorrow there will be a hearing on a separate lawsuit filed by state senator roland gutierrez who represents uvalde and suing the texas department of public safety over records that may have related to the shooting. joining us now is that state senator roland gutierrez. state senator, thank you for being with us. i have to ask you, summer is winding down and the school year is approaching. how are people in uvalde doing? >> well, not a whole lot changes, jose. you know, i have two daughters and they run with the crews of other little girls. maya, who i saw about three weeks ago in the hospital, four weeks ago, she had a crew, there were six little girls, five of her best friends are now gone. she

best selling books, went on national tours and sold out and i was with her not that long ago in san antonio texas in a ballroom that was backed to the gills and i was looking around, that is the stacey abrams i knew a decade ago who was fairly anonymous and now selling out crowds all over the nation. so she's become this sort of superstar nationally that, of course, democrats started, the republicans would used against her, more interested in using the governor's office as a stepping stone to the presidency than she is in georgia. right now, you're seeing sort of a united democratic party behind her. she has no primary opposition. very few democrats who are elected officials, if any, are willing to speak out against her or say anything negatively about her because they're all on the same page right now and all kind 6 eating popcorn and watching the republicans fight it out across the aisle. >> and losing for her, everything that came after the defeat after the election. >> it really did not long after the election, chuck schumer, at the time the senate minority leader was urging her to run for u.

give women flowers from tigresses plastic in one of zoos in san antonio texas ginger predator.wo plastic barrels, a tigress named john male appreciated such a present toy that looks like a russian nesting doll in a large barrel. another small barrel fits in, so the gift not only entertains the animal, but also develops its intelligence. anyway, it all looks very nice. and you still believe the photos in social networks, then listen, the famous french physicist etienne. klyan, recently posted a photo of a star, proxima. centauri people believed and appreciated the cosmic miracle 1.000 likes. after a while, it turned out that the photo is not a star, but a piece of sausage. wow, the scientist arranged such a prank so that people would learn how to analyze information on the internet and check it. the heat this year attacked each of us, even the cats could not stand it, the fluffy pet of one of the inhabitants of the chinese province. guangdong came up with an idea to hide an athlete, she found a refrigerator with drinks and immediately jumped. in it, the owner tried to drive the

. >>> before we go, an amazing feat of solidarity in san antonio, texas, when good samaritans rescuedake a look. >> it immediately started to smoke. look at the smoke coming out of that ca as you can see, about a dozen people stopped, together they were able to flip the car over and they did what they could. look at that. first responders came and were able to get the driver out of the car. what an amazing story. i took solidarity and help of all kinds of people that saw what happened, stopped and came to help. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm "jose diaz-balart reports." you can reach me on twitter and instagram @jdbalart. follow the show online. alex witt picks up with more news right now. >>> a very good morning to all of you. i'm alex witt at msnbc world headquarters in new york. a very busy tuesday with critical primary races and a big win for democrats about to be signed into law, but the headline in this morning's punchbowl newsletter says it all "we're back to the

classified documents, and took 15 boxes of classified information and brought it to my house in san antonio, texass what, i wouldn't be sitting here talking to you because i would be in prison. and so i said something similar about the server with hillary clinton. protecting our information and protecting classified information is important, not only is it about the information that we have, the people that are potentially going to work with us, to share information with us, they need to feel like when they do something that they're not going to get in trouble, the information they're providing to you is not going to get out into others' hands. i couldn't imagine if i was still in the cia today handling an asset who is risking his or her life and the lives of their family to give us insights on something like a terrorist cell or nuclear weapons and then to have to explain, don't worry, the information i'm collecting from you may not end up in somebody's basement or a hotel. and so there's a broader issue of trust within the u.s. government and within our intelligence services when you have situati

those areas include sacramento, fresno and chico, california, las vegas, as well as austin and san antonio, texasrward. the proposal is called the clean energy jobs and affordability act of 2022. it calls for the state to set specific renewable energy targets over the next 2 decades. it will require renewable energy and 0 carbon resources to supply 90% of all retail electricity sales by 2035. governor newsom's goal is for california energy grids to rely on 100% renewable resources by 2045. >> we just don't wake up and 2045 and figure out this is where we need to be. we'll on mark where we need to be in 2030, 2035. 2045 and it will force to do things and pieces and get there. >> opponents including assembly minority leader james gallagher have argued newsom's climate goals are too costly for the state and for everyday californians. stick with us here. coming up on kron, 4 news at noon, a new bill could protect workers who smoke marijuana on their off time. the extra step the state is taking. >> now that the drug is legal, how get plus, how giving to your local blood bank could fill your gas tank?

i was with her not that long ago in san antonio texas in a ballroom that was packed to the gills and i was looking around, this isn't the stacy abrams new i knew a decade ago and was fairly anonymous and now she's selling out crowds and all over the nation . so she's become this superstar nationally but of course democrats, sorry the republicans would be used against her to say she's more interested in using the governor's office as a steppingstone for presidency and she is in georgia right now you're seeing a united democratic party behind her. she has noprimary opposition . very few democrats or elected officials if any are willing to speak out against her or see any say anything negative wasthere on the same page . they're all eating popcorn watching republicans fighting across the i. >> it definitely seems like one of those cases where losing was the real waiting for her in terms of everything that came from her defeat after the election . >> it really did. not long after election schumer, at the time the senate minority leader was urging her to run for u.s. senate. gave her a ch

if i had those documents in my, you know, basement or extra room in my house in san antonio, texas, there's no question that i would be prosecuted. let's make sure we have a clear understanding of all the information and what the damage assessment is of that. and this is ultimately going to be a question that doj has to answer. we know the president had information and was storing it improperly. we know that for a fact. now, the question that investigators have got to figure out is, did they know that they were withholding further information and they lied to the national archives and to department of justice in the other 11 boxes found by the fbi search? this is something -- this is about abuse of power. this is about mishandling our information. this, for me, brings up even more questions about how do they handle this kind of information when they were in office and had, you know, regular access to super-sensitive information on secrets that it's important to protecting our nation but also about individuals that are risking their lives in order to give us that understanding. >> congressma

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john in san antonio, texas on the democratic line. caller: good morning.for republicans, for all of us as americans, to ask ourselves, are we american or our weight tru mplicans? this is our america. we need to step back and look at the facts. a lot of people who believe all of the websites, they do not do their homework. it makes them look like idiots. we need to step back and ask congress to set barricades so this does not happen in america again. we need to set barricades on presidents before they can even put their name on the ballot. they need to have background checks. trump lied since day one. he never turned in his taxes. they are still fighting that right now and we don't have time for this. life is too short. we need america back. host: michael, do you want some quick thoughts about that caller? caller: i am not sure exactly with the point was other than to say the caller does not like donald trump. one point he brought up was that there needs to be some application process to become president. you need to undergo some kind of background check. i

john in san antonio, texas on the democratic line. caller: good morning. the time for republicans, for all of us as americans, to ask ourselves, are we american or our weight tru mplicans? this is our america. we need to step back and look at the facts. a lot of people who believe all of the websites, they do not do their homework. it makes them look like idiots. we need to step back and ask congress to set barricades so this does not happen in america again. we need to set barricades on presidents before they can even put their name on the ballot. they need to have background checks. trump lied since day one. he never turned in his taxes. they are still fighting that right now and we don't have time for this. life is too short. we need america back. host: michael, do you want some quick thoughts about that caller? caller: i am not sure exactly with the point was other than to say the caller does not like donald trump. one point he brought up was that there needs to be some application process to become president. you need to undergo some kind of backgroun

nearly 700 days ago, my father was lured from my family home in san antonio, texas buying intelligence operation directed by the rwandan government. he was kidnapped in dubai and illegally rendered by the office of the rwandan president. he was tortured, subjected to a sham trial, and sentenced to 25 years imprisonment. united states government has designated him as wrongfully detained and has backed two resolutions in support of my father and calling for his release. my family is grateful to the house and to congressman castro and congresswoman kim for leading the effort to adopt the resolution. in 2021, i became the victim of nso pegasus spyware. i was born in rwanda just prior to the 1994 genocide that made me an orphan. my birth parents were among the first victims of nearly one million people killed during the genocide, leaving my sister and i orphans. she is a graduate of georgetown university in washington and is here with me today. my father paul rusesabagina. he was manager of the hotel inco galley and gave refuge to 1268 people in his hotel, risking his life every single day

it's texas where the family decides to settle down long-term. zak has a cousin in san antonio. >> it's good. very good place. a lot of good people. we have our community of gan brothers, community, and they all help each other. >> reporter: their journey is far from over. zak is still waiting for official documentation that he and his family can permanently reside here in the u.s. >> he signed a contract. the contract said that he would get a visa. he did his part. >> and we didn't do ours? >> do you have your visa? >> no. i still don't have visa. >> reporter: zak's most recent visa application was denied in march. he and major schuman are appealing that denial. what reasons did they give? >> we don't have a response from them. still don't know what's going to happen. >> the idea that zak is getting assimilated in texas, he's trying to set down his roots and embrace the american dream, and he's got deportation looming over him. because this was our final appeal. and if this appeal doesn't go through, then the next step in the process is for him to be deported. >> and what happen

nine people came together to rescue a driver involved in a rollover crash in san antonio, texas, managingmore ahead including the free solo climber's new historic summit. he's telling us all about it, and that is coming up. >>> now to new developments in the once prominent south carolina attorney charged with killing his wife and son. attorneys for alex murdaugh blasting prosecutors for allegedly withholding evidence and leaking information to the press. trevor ault has more on that. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: his murder trial is not set so happen for months, not next year, actually, but we're seeing this courtroom sparring packed with salacious accusations and twists in the story. this morning, alex murdaugh's legal team accusing prosecutors of hiding the ball, allegedly withholding evidence. >> gotcha prosecution. it's trial by ambush. give us the stuff. i don't have a shred of paper. i don't have an email. i don't have an exhibit. i don't have any evidence. >> reporter: in july, murdaugh was indicted by a south carolina grand jury for the gruesome shooting deaths of his wife ma

ready come and get it ♪ david: looks like a cloudless day in san antonio today, it's 87 degrees there going to get hotter, san antonio , texas-up company is valued at $100 million, it's an online platform that focuses on mental health. serena williams venture capital firm, by the way just invested $5 million in it. let's check the markets, all of the indexes are up. the dow has been flirting with 200 in the past couple of minutes it's up about 196 points right now. nasdaq is up as well, and the s&p. big tech generally is doing pretty well, a lot of that has to do with interest rates coming down a bit, as you can see there , all of these big tech companies are doing great. the 10 year treasury is down to 2.86 right now, just ticked up a little bit but it's still down for the day. you compare that by the way to the two-year treasury which is now trading at 3.25 and you realize that inversion is still going on. meanwhile we're looking at tesla lauren mentioned that a reason why we may have a 2.75% increase lauren: the house is voting on the inflation reduction act and they are expected to pass it and tesla didn't get the federa

texas. massive district stretching from san antonio down to the border. >> a black republican in the latino district it's okay, it's okay. [laughter] >> the massive space along the texas mexico border. they talk about vegas what happens in vegas stays in vegas. what happens on the border doesn't stay on the board it impacts the rest of the country. you are the representative for the biggest part of that border. so what do we make of that? >> what is happening right now is indeed a crisis for the crisis on the border is the worst it has ever been. it is going to have teutonic impacts on our elections. when you are on the border, border security actually means a public safety. eswhen you think about that mays in the county judges in that city council members that had to deal with the last two years i am not just talking about the illegal immigration crisis. i'm talking dealing with covid and those along the border 50% of their income, comes from taxes of legal immigration coming across the board that shut down for your and a half. those cities basically had to cut half their budgets. they're d

to minnesota, to settling with some of his cousins in san antonio, texas. way but they're safe. and actually they just had a son this week. and so zack has always been american by his ideals and hi beliefs but now he'll have an american son born here is really special. >> thank you so much for giving a voice to those who are always faithful. that is the title of the book. marine corp major thomas shoeman, thank you very much. congratulations on the book. >>> and coming up, the latest in the justice department investigation into trump. we have new details about what federal agents were looking nor inside of the ex president's floor home and on who might have tipped off investigators about classified documents at mar-a-lago. >>> plus, congressman tim ryan joins us ahead of today's house vote on the landmark inflation reduction act. "morning joe" will be right back. welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my

steege from san antonio, texas? >> very nice. what's your name?mperatures and humidity feeling like closer to 80 degrees. the big u.s. open happening and then we've got 70s across the mississippi river valley. a potential for showers and thunderstorms again today for parts of texas to florida and the southeast. i know we have that artemis scrub today. i believe the next chance is in september. and the mississippi rain issue we've got flooding, over a foot of rain were on average you have about 4 inches of rain per mo month. you guys like brian kilmeade? >> yeah, where is he? >> he's right there on camera. >> hey, brian. how are you doing? sorry about massapequa. >> brian: they made to the world series anyway, it's okay. thanks a lot, janice. more on that later. coming up, proof age is truly just a number, a retired doctor returns to the jersey shore 50 years after becoming a lifeguard. he joins us live from the beach where he is back on patrol. first let's check in with someone who also lifeguards on weekends, dana perino, her voice coming up at t

you in congress a republican representing the 23rd congressional district of texas massive district stretching from san antonio down to the border scroll and say a black republican and a latino district. it's okay. it's okay. okay, but all that massive space along the texas mexico border, you know, people say i mean when they talk about vegas with stays and happens in vegas days in vegas what happens on the border doesn't stay on the border it impacts the rest of the country and you were the representative for the biggest part of that border. so what do we make of that? so what is happening right now is indeed a crisis the crisis on the border is the worst it's ever been and it is it is going to have tectonic impacts on our elections when when you're on the border. border security actually means public safety and when you think about the mayors and the county judges and the city council members that have had to deal with the last two years, and i'm not just talking about the illegal immigration crisis. i'm also talking to dealing with covid and those communities along the border 50% of their of their income co

they may end up 150 miles away at a facility in san antonio, where the state of texas preps buses thate migrants to their choice of washington, d.c. or new york city. bussing migrants out of texas is nothing new, but as the number of apprehensions along the texas border remain at record highs, it remains a flash point in the debate over the nation's immigration policies. >> for those that live in the northern parts of our country, it's hard to even imagine how crazy this situation is. >> reporter: that's despite about half of those detained at the border being sent back under the trump era pandemic policy known as title 42. but the policy does not extend to those from crisis-stricken cuba, nicaragua and venezuela, a majority of the people we encountered along this section of the border, who like angie cordero and her daughter keep venturing into an uncertain future. just behind me here in eagle pass, texas, yet another group, including children, have just arrived on this side of the border. since april, 7900 migrants have been taken by bus to new york city and washington, d.c., despite

. >> they may end up about a 150 miles away at a facility in san antonio where the state of texas preps buss that will take some migrants to their choice of washington d.c. or new york city. busing migrants out of texas is nothing new. but as the number of apprehension as long the border remain at record highs, it has become the latest flash point in the debate over the nation's immigration policy. >> for those that live in the northern parts of our country, it is hard to even imagine how crazy this situation is. it does not end. it doesn't stop. >> that's despite about half of those detained at the border being sent back under the trump era pandemic policy known as title 42. but the policy does not extend to those from crisis strikenan venezuela, a majority of the people we encountered along this se and her daughter keep venturing into an uncertain future. >> and just behind me here in eagle pass, texas, yet another group including children have just arrived on this side of the border. since 7900 migrants have been taken by bus to new york city and washington d.c. despite the objection

so our kicker, professor of politics at the university of texas at san antonio. gentleman, good to have you with us on inside story. jason, start with you. how dangerous a moment is this fall? libya? i think the danger of this moment has been overplayed, and it's been happening in slow motion since the beginning of this year. there have been 2 rival prime ministers, the europeans and international community have been following a policy of what i called destructive ambiguity following him. added dean baddies phrase, meaning that for the 1st time we don't have a clearly recognized prime minister debarber of the g. a new prime minister has overstate his mandate, pasha, ga, has now international legitimacy, so both of them are not, are not legitimate. and the world is so focused on ukraine that they haven't been trying to mediate this conflict. and of course, given this, if there's an ability for the emerald, these church and russians to, you know, play around and we see what i term, the global enduring disorder playing out in libya. was any non domestic entity involved in this weekend's vi