sandoval: en las afueras de esa ciudad.dijo que iba a ir a esa entrevista. sandoval: ¿y cÓmo se lo contÓ? ¿estaba contenta? vÁzquez: ah, sÍ. de hecho, le hablÓ a mi otra hija y ahÍ estaban en videollamada. ella le dijo, "cÓmo ves, hermana, encontrÉ un trabajo y me dieron a escoger los horarios" y dice "y yo escogÍ el de 08:00 a 15:00 de la tarde porque me va a dar tiempo de llevar a mi hijo a la escuela". sandoval: sÚper organizada, dedicada a su esposo y a su hijo. viridiana era, ademÁs, segÚn su madre, una mujer emprendedora. vÁzquez: a ella le gustaba tener su propio dinero. no estaba esperanzada de que "dame" o eso. sandoval: la joven trabajaba como maestra de nataciÓn. sin embargo, viridiana siempre se las ingeniaba para atraer mÁs dinero a su hogar. ¿quÉ es lo que mÁs le gustaba hacer a ustedes juntas? >> pues platicar. sandoval: recuerda su amiga de infancia, sagrario hernÁndez. hernÁndez: tenÍa su pequeÑo negocio de hielitos para que en los partidos que jugaba su niÑo, ella vendÍa al final para tener un ingreso extr

. >> tom sandoval and ariana maddox has broken up. >> our office is in free fall. >> et confirmed the are done. >> scandoval also opened up a deeper conversation about the impact these shows have on some viewers lives and collective obsession with celebrity culture and gossip. >> people used to be embarrassed to say they watched it and now it's your go-to guilty pleasure. you can be a well-rounded person and care about what's happening in ukraine and also what's happening at sir. you can. >> why should we feel guilty about these things? and i'll bring us back to the question of gender. because we don't say we feel guilty for watching the super bowl. so when we think about what's conceptualized as trashy, trivial, the viewership or the readership is anticipated to be women. yet we know that men are engaging as well. >> reporter: for beginner, vaned pump rules started as the story behind the scenes of the west hollywood restaurant sir. >> van der pump rules is gigantic wine glass, 30% sexy, 30% unique, 20% the drunkest you've ever seen human beings behavior on camera. some people consid

it stars the german actress sandoval, who don't amazing performance as a german writer, married to a french writer. he dies in this strange accident and she's accused of murder and is put on trial of forced to defend herself in, in french and the language. she only speaks as a foreigner and, but that sort of the surface thriller which is very interesting and very compelling . um, but underneath what uh the director tells is a story of how the culture works within the legal system. how women are treated within the legal system and how we all, even within a legal system like france create fictions, narratives to tell her own story. it's very deep and complex a tail, but also told with a great deal of heart and also as a proper thriller, i think it's an amazing film and just delete deserves the palm door and on an amazing, of course that it is just the 3rd female director to of one pop can stop price, such as dw scott's or correspondents scott's shots are all. now one thing begins in a few hours and so it keeps presidential down of 3, splits the card and see that that's a pipe add on ag

griff: investigators sandoval, thank you very much.incident involving migrants, we will bring you more as we get it. send it back to you. rich: griff jenkins in brownsville, texas. april's job reports beats expectations as the fed raises interest rates more on that again. april's job report shows unemployment dropping 3.4%. more on the new numbers and latest interest rate hike from the fed, joining us now fox business contributor and founding member to have capitalist pig hedge fund, jonathan hoenig. >> my pleasure. rich: this is a job's report about what was going on in april but it also looks back a couple of months. in february there were 78,000 fewer jobs than forecast and 71 march than first thought. does this begin to show a little bit of weakening on the job front, in other words, fewer jobs created and isn't this what the fed is looking to do, slowing the economy so that we don't have so much inflation? >> indeed, rich, there's many indication that is the economy is slowing. you can't discount, 3.4. there are jobs out there. a

we go to polo sandoval, and he is in el paso near the border, and what are you seeing this morning? >> well, john, here is the now, based on what we are hearing from multiple sources and government official. the apprehensions have dropped are considerably strained and it continues. all you have to do is to look behind me. context is key here. the number of migrants behind me, these are the individuals recently apprehended, processed, released leading up to the expiration of title 42. so what you are seeing here is single adult males and a few women as well, because of the families who are being housed in the shelters, and they are in a state of limbo. they have been released by the federal authorities the and expected to travel out of here in the not so distant future. one of the 22-year-old venezuelan men said that he has paid for the bus ticket out of here to colorado. and one of the 17-year-old men said that he is waiting for his brother to get out of detention, and they will go to colorado where they plan to live in the proceedings of the asylum, and that is the situation on the

sandoval wants to speak. >> oh i apologize. you have two minutes. >> welcome. >> good morning everyone. my name is elishia sandoval and work for housing rights committee of san francisco and with them for seven years. like ms. anna mentioned i have been working with the tenants and 2867 and 2899 san bruno for months now, and yes it looks like this legislation is going to be a legislation that is going to be supporting the tenants. it's such a bad situation. i have worked another cases similar to this, and where the landlord all they care about is making money, and the 10ants are the ones that suffer, and there's actually no as you mentioned the units occupied right now they're at risk of being displaced due to the fact we're talking about telephone units being legalized but we know, we've heard that the rent is going up, so it's going to impact everyone, so we urge you to support this legislation. i'm speaking on behalf of the tenants. the tenants are scared. they don't know what to do. they never heard the information directly

we have paulo sandoval, athena jones, shimon prokupecz is, and -- it lavandera is also standing by for us live in el paso texas, where this is happening. so, in less than our that trump era policy that turned away migrants is going to expire. thousands of men and women or children are waiting just across the border and federal officials are -- paulo sandoval, what can we expect in the coming hours? >> -- what we could expect, which is, we may not see those numbers in fact colleagues on the ground have been reporting this, that we -- we have seen, though, some significant numbers in the last couple of days, about 10,000 apprehensions of the last 48 hours and that is really what is straining authorities, as you will hear from the ground in a few moments. but i think that what we will talk about in a few moments also is really the impact on what will happen in cities the on the border right is beyond once that for the title 42 dust settles after tonight, what we see a noticeable different? we certainly will see it in some of these major cities. >> and polo, why are they telling you we may

cnn is in juarez, mexico, but let's talk with polo sandoval in texas. what's your vantage point from there with a steady stream of migrants? >> reporter: no mistake, friday was less chaotic than what officials had anticipated. one official with the agency says thursday into friday there was no substantial increase in the number of encounters along the southern border, standing along this particular stretch of the border in el paso, i can tell you there is no evidence with the pictures from friday. it goes to that point that we heard from official, that the surge itself, it actually had been happening days before the lifting of title 42. this certainly will come as some relief for officials on this side of the border that now are tasked with processing the close to 23,000 undocumented people who are still in cbp custody, those who are trying to make that final push toward the u.s. side of the border, they still have to have the hearing and that's why the asylum officers will be hearing the cases all weekend long. i want to hear you from el paso's mayor a

. >>> melissa sandoval nose contarÁ la historia. >>> valÍo la pena cada segundo que pasamos. >>> intranquilidad el frÍo mientras esperaba ser procesado por inmigraciÓn en la frontera entre tijuana y estados unidos. >>> son muchos dÍas, los niÑos no aguantan. >>> cuando faltaba menos de 24 horas para el fin del tÍtulo 42, alonso cuenta que su esposa y sus hijos estÁn en los Ángeles comenzando una nueva vida. >>> eso no tiene precio melissa, estamos muy felices porque uno tiene que mirar siempre adelante. aquÍ es muy tranquilo, es una paz mental. hacia mucho tiempo que lo sentÍa asÍ. >>> en ese entonces matÍas tenÍa muy claro lo que querÍa hacer cuando fuera grande. >>> futbolista. >>> pero que hoy con balÓn en mano estÁ mÁs cerca de lograrlo. >>> estÁ practicando. >>> el quiero ser portero. >>> el proceso migratorio de admisiÓn fue rÁpido en el proceso de detenciÓn y donde le dieron comida y cobijas. >>> la entrevista fue de 5 minutos. >>> fortuna con la que corriÓ alonso y su familia. >>> lo volverÍas a hacer? >>> sÍ. siempre busco el bienestar de mi familia. >>> en guatemala autoridades inform

tiempo, debÍa arrestar al responsable antes de que atacara de nuevo, aunque como nos dice alice sandoval. angie: dorita del valle era una mujer casada, aunque segÚn su amiga de la infancia la falta de atenciÓn por parte de su esposo la llevÓ a buscar en el internet la compaÑÍa que tanto anhelaba. ella iba a conocer hombres con las amigas. briseida santos conocÍa su secreto y desaprobaba lo que hacÍa. >> yo la convencÍa de que no fuera, porque como que tenÍa un mal presentimiento. angie: el temor de su amiga probarÍa ser el correcto. segÚn la autoridades dorita conocÍa a quien luego se convertirÍa en su asesino. sin querer habÍa dejado pruebas en el crimen, la policÍa encontrÓ su adn y unas huellas dactilares en el telÉfono, cuyo cable utilizÓ para estrangular a la joven, sin embargo segÚn el detective malcom raymond el caso no podÍa avanzar. >> tenÍamos la, tenÍamos el adn, pero no eran identificables, el sospechoso no estaba en el sistema, asÍ que era bÁsicamente un misterio. angie: raimon cuenta que su equipo sigue mÚltiples pistas, pero ninguna lo llevÓ a algo concreto, pasaron alguno

polo sandoval is in new york.hat is not going over well with many, many parents. >> reporter: it's not, brie aca. you mentioninged the pushback from some you can't serbs, and now it's -- we saw a small protest tyke place. they're certainly taking issue with this. in terms of what the city was saying, they're saying they have basically exhausted all traditional housing options, when it comes to caring for the tens of thousands who have arrived in new york city, about 43,000 of them are still in the city's care. that's why they're exploring what they had described as alternative and temporary sheltering options. the way they describe, some of these opening spaces and some school gyms, 20 in all that they have identified, would serve as temporary shelter while officials look to place them in long-term housing. the concerns from parents are the essentially disruption with his their child's education. second, they say the safety of their children. if you hear from the bryant lynn borough president, saying those a claim

. >> for more on the story, here's cnn's paolo sandoval. >> reporter: here on the u.s.exican border there's a feeling among stakeholders that the chaos they expected didn't necessarily play out. that's according to one senior cbp official. according to customs and border protection who has cited in a recently filed court document says the ten-day average currently stands at about 9,000, which is well below what is expected. there is concern and projections that suggest the number could go up to as many as 14,000 in the coming days or weeks. there is a number that is critically high here, and that is the daily custody average, which is the total number of migrants that are in the custody of customs and border patrol. that number still stands at about 23,000. so this we can perhaps call a temporary respite is allowing them opportunities to process those individuals to make room for others who may possibly choose to enter the country illegally. now there is some speculation here on the ground when you speak to some of those who are running the shelters that we've seen some

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paolo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> gunfire rang out on the streets of sudan embattled capital one daycease-fire was due to expire. car tune residents trapped in the conflict say both sides have repeatedly violated the seven-day truce negotiated in. saudi arabia more than a week ago. right now, there's a agreement for the cease-fire. the u.n. now says that the fighting that erupted in april between sudan's armed forces and the power facilities have has displaced 1.4 million people. 350,000 have fled to nearby chad or ethiopia. and the u.n. says there are increasing reports of gender and domestic violence among those particularly who remain inside sudan. >>> nigeria is about to swear in a new president. coming up, we'll take you to lagos. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn' means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, ♪ includinless abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at 4 weeks. skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inh

cnn's polo sandoval is there.nd showing us why migrants take the trip in the first place. >> reporter: step inside this shelter in the heart of el paso, texas, you'll find people waiting in limbo. they're migrant families some single mothers processed and released by border authorities. also children visibly exhausted, nap asinside. others play in the courtyard, the young mind spared the anguish. what can easily become a hopeless space, it seems the migrant mothers keep hope alive here. this woman keeps it together for daniela, her 9-year-old. she said two of her older daughters ages 18 and 20 remain in federal detention. it will be a sad mother's day, she tells me, my daughters won't be by my side. in the last three days, she turned down coveted opportunities to travel to houston refusing to go anywhere without all of her daughters. we left in this together, and that's how we must remain in god allows, the single mother says. she forged a friendship with a migrant mom who left with her partner and son jason. we f

polo sandoval is in rockaway beach. i was a lifeguard when i was a kid in the summer.them? >> reporter: you touch on a really important point here. cities throughout the country are being affected by this lifeguard shortage. let me give you perspective with new york city alone. it takes about 1400 lifeguards to safeguard the city's pools and beaches. the city saying they'll be lucky to make it to 900 lifeguards today. here not a lot of people braving the waves, braving this absolutely wicked wind on this memorial day. this issue of staffing has been around for several years now. the spokesperson for the american lifeguard association estimating about half of the public pools throughout the country will likely be affected in the coming months, either because they have to close or because of reduced hours. the same spokesperson has also said that, yes, there are some cities trying to boost up those recruitment efforts, but in many cases they're falling short. >> i have seen a lot of creative incentives with sign-on bonuses up to $3,000. i don't think that's enough. we lo

we go to pablo sandoval who is live outside of the vice president president's home. we saw over the weekend real fear that the folks could not deal with the real people coming over, and how is that different today? >> so, if i were to sort of summarize nit one headline for you, sara, you have fewer apprehensions, but in terms of the strain on the system, that has remained constant and all you have to do is to look over my shoulder to give you the view of it. this is important context here. the people who spent the night at a downtown shelter in downtown el paso, texas. who we have seen last week, they have been detained and processed by the federal authorities the and then released under the title 8 procedures. now they are waiting here to see what is happening next. many of them, and in fact, all of them plan to continue with the journey. one venezuelan man has a ticket headed to denver, colorado, which is one of the more popular destinations. but in terms of the apprehensions at the border, the secretary mayorkas has said that there is a 50% decrease in the apprehe

cnn's polo sandoval is in el paso, texas. polo, have things picked up at all, or are you seeing a continuation of what we've seen all weekend, which is kind of a surprising development, just not as many folks coming across as we thought we were going to see? >> reporter: right. it is perhaps a moment where the system is resetting, right, especially with those numbers you just shared, where you don't have that sheer volume of people going into the system. so what we're seeing here is at least this brief moment of recovery. all weekend long, the rate of release at dhs facilities, that is of course the number of people processed and allowed to go on their way, in many cases that has remained relatively steady, allowing the shelters here in el paso also a moment of recovery. we actually spent some time in one of these shelters, heard from many people, including migrant moms. so it may have been mother's day last week in their home country. today they say there's a reason to remain hopeful about what may come. step inside this she

polo sandoval with her story. >> reporter: there are still thousands of u.s. citizens in sudan that are looking to get out of that country safely, among them, this woman. over the weekend, i had an opportunity to speak to her by phone. the 28-year-old saying she lives in syracuse, new york, but in mid-march made the trip back to her native sudan to spend ramadan with her family. she told me that she had no indication that things would take such a violent and dramatic turn during her trip. so now here's where she is. we have a map to give you a general idea. she says that she is in about 4 1/2 hours south of the conflict zone in khartoum. she told us she is already registered with the u.s. state department and now waiting for a chance to begin the dangerous journey with her uncle to port sudan to secure passage out of the conflict zone and into saudi arabia to eventually make it back home. she says that over the last several days, she has been speaking with her relatives there in sudan, trying to come up with a plan and to take the right measures to prevent fro

cnn's polo sandoval is joining us now from the port authority of new york.e expiration of title 42 going to impact new york at this moment, and is this the beginning of what we are going to be seeing? >> sarah, what it is, it's a pretty simple formula the city has experienced firsthand when they see any increase 2,000 miles south of here on the southern border that equals a significant uptick in new york city as this continues to be one of the main destinations for so many migrants either because they know people here or which is the case, for the most part, because they've heard about the services here. what we saw this morning is another bus arriving here at new york city's port authority bus terminal except this particular bus was paid for by the greg abbot administration in texas. this is something that we've seen before. the governor in texas sending migrants to other cities including new york, washington, denver, as well. he says it is to provide relief to border communities because of the numbers we're seeing and the criticism renewed by many critics

polo sandoval is down in el paso, texas. polo, i wonder what officials there attribute this to, this 50% drop rather than the surge many had been expecting? >> reporter: well, the messaging from the biden administration is what some people think of here, it was a deterrent. in terms of the main headline on the ground, it's that these apprehensions that you noted are down, significantly down. but the system itself, it is still strained. all you have to do is walk through this particular block appeared i say this one because it isn't really widespread. what we saw overnight were perhaps dozens of recently released migrants. these are people who had been processed by federal authorities. now they wait here in a state of limbo. most of the people that i've seen out here on the sidewalk are adults, single adults, male and female. perhaps one family that you might be able to see on my left, but a bulk of the families have been able to shelter indoors. but it really speaks to the bigger issue which is those folks that are processed

let's go now to cnn's polo sandoval live in new york. to suspend part of the city's right to shelter law. what is that? and what are you hearing about that this morning? >> reporter: it's a move that comes with some criticism that's being directed at the city mayor's office here, and what the city is doing, in addition to scouring the city and the state for additional shelter space for some of the people that, some of those numbers that you just shared with our viewers, about 45,000 of them are still in the city's care, so that is certainly an extraordinary number and the city is basically trying to keep its head above water. but in addition to scouring for space, they are also trying to take this legal step, asking a judge to spend provisions of new york city's long-standing right to shelter law. it basically requires new york city to offer homeless individuals a safe place to stay, and recently, as we've seen for the last 13 months or so, a lot of thet we heard this the mayor's chief counsel fighting back criticism, explaining why they

let's go to polo sandoval. about a rivals there today and how things are going. >> so brianna, if you were to sort of summarize the latest in a couple of lines, its apprehensions have been dropping since the expiration of title 42 and the systems that are in place to process individuals and to care for them at the non-profit level, they are certainly still strained and you see a relatively small number of migrants that have been recently released from federal custody and you would have seen much larger numbers and it's not really what we saw especially when you hear from the secretary of the department of homeland security alejandro mayorkas in the rate of apprehensions and all of the people leading up to title 42 and that's what you will see in the shelters in downtown el paso and a lot of these migrants are passing the time and you may be able to hear a ball getting kicked around with a game of soccer in the streets and these are form of limbo that the migrants find themselves in. they've been processed by fe

cnn's polo sandoval is in el paso, texas. you're on the ground. what are you seeing? >> it certainly has been less chaotic the less 48 hours since the lifting of title 42. that being said, there is an expectation among customs and border protection that this break could perhaps be short-term. that's according to reporting from priscilla alvarez, when you look at a recently filed court filing, there is a senior cbp official that projects in the coming days or weeks, we could see a number of average encountering going from 9 thou you this which we're currently seeing to 14,000. that would certainly be a noticeable increase, but nonetheless, just to be clear, it is not what we're seeing at this particular point. what we are seeing, though, is an opportunity for dhs officials to basically play catchup here, to process the close to 23,000 people that are still in cbp custody and these are people who have to have their hearing and continuing throughout the weekend, to make room for any potential increase that we might see for some people on the mexican side. here at the bor

cnn's polo sandoval is now at a migrant welcome center here in new york city.hat are you seeing this morning? >> reporter: so, john, we know that that drop in apprehensions, migrant apprehensions on the southern border has not resulted in any relief for new york city officials, they are still struggling to receive this record number of asylum seekers in new york city. that number is a key met tick, it was anywhere from 200 to 300 a few weeks ago, but now my sources are telling me that that goes up to 600. in fact, on monday they received as many as 900 in just one day. hence the need to open this asylum seeker arrival center, which is the hotel that you see over my shoulder. it's serving in two separate ways, one, it will be one of the main first stops for these asylum seekers who arrive by bus in new york city where they will be in touch with not only city officials but also some of the nonprofits that have really been at the front lines of helping, but also will serve as shelter for some of those families with children. we know that it has the capacity of abo

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cnn's polo sandoval is live in new york.ials have asked the state supreme court to suspend parts of the city's right-to-shelter law. explain. >> reporter: and that's after they cited those fresh figures you just shared with our viewers, fred. what we heard from new york city mayor eric adams this week, he says he believes the city's shelter system is buckling under its own pressure with the sheer number of asylum seekers that arrive here, regardless of what might be happening thousands of miles south. officials are basically expanding their efforts to try to locate either long-term or temporary shelter for some folks who may still be headed to new york city. and of course we should mention there are going to other american cities, but new york city continues to be the north star for so many. the officials taking an unusual step, petitioning a judge to suss spend new york city's right-to-shelter law. this is a policy that's been in place basically requiring new york city to provide homeless assistance, specifically shelter, t

cnn's polo sandoval is following the story for us.reporter: for considering the numbers that you just shared with our viewers, one of the top city officials sent us this week, saying there is no end in sight when it comes to the migrant crisis in new york city in terms of the number of asylum seekers arriving here. that is despite what we see are, in this case, don't see, along the southern border. what we do know is that the city currently is not only scouring city and state areas for potential housing options, for these asylum seekers but they're also taking an unprecedented legal step in terms of petitioning a judge to allow them the ability to suspend its long-standing right to shelter law here in new york city, which essentially requires that the city provide housing to those who need it. be it homeless individuals, or in several cases, recently, asylum seekers. and now the city in response to criticism is saying that they are not looking to shut the door on anybody that may turn to the city for housing, but they certainly want t

polo sandoval has more on one mosque stepping in to help migrants. >> reporter: just below a bustlinge face of new york city's ongoing migrant crisis. >> we have 17 migrants that are staying with us. so basically each bed is their living space. >> reporter: sonia helps run the muslim community center which she says for the last nine months or so has offered respite to 75 asylum seekers of all faiths as new york city struggles to keep up with the demands of housing the migrants. they're hoping to live up to the guiding principle that's painted outside. >> we're to help house migrants and people who are travelers and basically we decided to take that step. >> reporter: ali was fine when her family immigrate today the u.s. >> i can understand what they're feeling when they talk about their families and their children that they've left behind or their wives or whomever it is that they left behind. i understand that because i do have family members that are back home that are not here. and you do feel that sense of longing. so i understand that part of their journey and their situation. >>

paolo sandoval. thanks so much. now, investigators are trying to determine what prompted a gunman to open fire on shoppers inside an outlet mall in allen, texas, on saturday. it was an attack that took the lives of these eight people and wounded several others. here's what we know so far. according to a database maintained bit the texas department of public safety the shooter had worked for at least three security companies and had received hours of firearms efficiency training in recent years. a law enforcement source tells cnn he owned multiple weapons purchased legally, including an ar-15 style rifle use ntd attack. >> we learned that the gunman served in the military but an army spokesperson says he was terminated after three months due to physical or mental health conditions and fishes are looking into whether right-wing extremism played into his motive an app an social media post. saturday's attack more than one of 200 this year much we have had more mass shootings in 2023 than we have had days in the year. le

cnn's polo sandoval is live in el paso, cnn's arlette saenz is at the white house. arlette, what are you hearing from the administration right now as everyone is trying to figure out what really is going on at the border now? >> reporter: well, kate, president biden said that the situation at the border is going better than expected after he himself had warned that things could be chaotic down there for quite some time. this comes after president homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas noted that there has about a drop in the number of border encounters since the lifting of title 42. if you take a look at the numbers from saturday there are 4,200 border encounters, friday that figure was at 6,300 compared to just before title 42 lifted when they were seeing about daily encounters around 10,000. but ultimately the administration is crediting their plans and the messaging that they've sent to migrants as part of the reason that they've seen these lower border encounter numbers. take a listen to what secretary mayorkas had to say yesterday. >> we have communicat

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

let's go to el paso, texas, now, paolo sandoval. how are things shaping up this hour?you know, the other question, too, jim, is what could potentially be a factor here in terms of the numbers, at least keeping them from the chaotic numbers that were expected on behalf of federal authorities. we need to be clear. and one of the possibilities in speaking to folks at a shelter that we're right in front of the here, the shelter that cakes in some of these migrants after they're processed and released by federal authorities, is perhaps the message by the biden administration may be resonating among some people there. so in -- in mexico. so they could right now still be weighing their options in terms of whether or not they cross, contributing to the numbers. still, they are staggering, nonetheless. about 9,000 people, roughly, is the daily encounter number. the concern here is that that number could go up to up to 14,000, that's according to a senior level cvp official that's cited in some recently filed federal court documents. but also make no mistake that the border cont

polo sandoval who has been tracking this, do we know what's behind these allegations?d that this was coming a year ago if the national football league did not take steps to correct what's being alleged to be workplace discrimination and harassment against female employees. so that bring us to today. you have attorneys general in new york and in california officially launching an investigation, they said, in fact, they've already subpoenaed the league for information and documents about possible violations of federal and state employment discrimination laws. the states are examining the workplace culture at the nfl after more than 30 women, according to "the new york times," came forward alleging gender discrimination and retaliation after filing complaints with the league's human resources. last april new york attorney general letitia james cosigned a letter to the nfl commissioner roger goodell citing "the new york times" reporting in which female employees spoke openly about experiencing sexual harassment and even being passed over for promotions based on gender. at

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polo sandoval in new york, our thanks to you. kate?ent putin in a drone attack. ukraine denying any involvement and says it has no information on any alleged attack like that. we have much more on that breaking news including the un unverified now circulating for president zelenskyy in ukraine now calling this whole thing a trick. that's ahead. piece... preservivision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinicalally proven nutririent formula recommended by the national eye institutete to help reduce ththe risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies. so ask your doctor about adding preservision and fill in a missing piece of your plan. like i did with preservision. now with ocusorb better absorbing nutrients. from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people e grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together,

lieutenant martin sandoval, so, the driver, he was -- sandoval said more charges will likely be filedsaid it's looking more and more like an intentional act. we want to get to the bottom of that. we hope to in the two hours ahead as we begin, as we continue to follow the story there on the ground in brownsville, texas, along with the ongoing situation at a, valentines this, and the latest much today in this country. we're gonna continue to stay on the, folks. also, to chico, california, manhunt is underway for a shooter who killed a teenage girl and injured five others. it happened at a house party, early saturday morning. get, this police say they were called to the same house, about 30 minutes before the shooting, and they arrested a man on suspicion of brandishing a firearm. however, they go on to say the shooting appears to be an isolated incident. all of that and much more is coming. up we will be right back. will be right back se me! roll it back, everybody!! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with char

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