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sean aprobadas. tendrÁn servicios de medicina interna, mental, psiquiatra, psicologÍa y nutriciÓn.ora: en mÉxico se realizÓ una caravana para salir de chiapas a la capital. fue desintegrada por las autoridades. paulina gÓmez nos tiene reporte. paulina: el hartazgo por una visa inmunitaria sigue haciendo mella y 200 personas se organizaron en una nueva caravana. >> nos dan una cita en cuatro o cinco meses y no la podemos utilizar porque cÓmo nos mantenemos? paulina: asÍ llegan a la frontera de estados unidos. >> no hay trabajo en nuestro paÍs y por eso nosotros buscamos movernos a otro paÍs. paulina: las autoridades le dieron agua y alimento. nos agentes migratorios los esperaron para llegar un acuerdo con ellos. los migrantes accedieron a regresar el estaciÓn migratoria en tapachula, chiapas a cambio de que se le entreguen los documentos migratorios rÁpidamente. con el retiro del tÍtulo 42 estÁs movilizaciones eran mÁs frecuentes. paulina gÓmez, univisiÓn. fÉlix: poco a poco vamos superÁndola pandemia, pero dos efectos, sobre todo los sequÍa —— los econÓmicos son un problema. dulce

this the most difficult thing for family members to point out mental illness within their own family. lara is perfectly correct, saint seankly correctly mental illness is it important issue for their families and denial. they allow the problems to manifest themselves and they continue. we have to address that. family members who are aware of this have to be aware of reporting this to authorities. what you have is situations as we exhibited are what we saw yesterday. i want to be very clear about another point. democrats all of those sound pieces or weaponize race. they weaponize it for political gain. the left plays their race card. this case should be prosecuted and should be given justice in the manner regardless of using it for political advantage. the democrats cannot allow the classic white versus black scenario to go away without exploiting it. that is what you will see along with the cry for more gun control. as a lawyer set i live in california the most restricted gun-control state in the country. one last point how about the prosecutors putting away career criminals? >> right, all of us here of course our thinkin

. >> reporter: reporting in alameda, sean chitnis, kpix 5. >>> this mental health awareness month wel, a class that faced remote learning and everything that comes with the pandemic. > >> jocelyn moran spoke with a senior about some of the challenges they face and the stress that comes with the last year of high school. >> there's a lot that comes along with being a high school student, finals, ap, think being college. they had to navigate remote learning and everything else that comes with something a lot of us didn't go through as students, a pandemic. high school seniors now graduating didn't get that full four years of in-person experience, there was remote learning of course and coming back and getting used to in-person classes and tests again. i talked with fphoebe golson, a bay area high school senior. all of this she says was an adjustment. >> it was a learning curve but i would say the most stress came from definitely like college applications, very time-cotime-consume ing constantly comparing myself to people around me. even though other students wouldn't say anything mean

sean. hi, alicia. >> i'm alicia acuÑa. she died of mental illness.this just weeks after she and her daughter announced plans to reunite for their first tour and in the southern border the surge of migrants continues ahead of ending title 42. homeland security alejandro mayorkas trying to clarify the administration's border strategy on fox news sunday. >> it is the objective of the biden administration to make sure that we have safe legally and orderly pathways for individuals to be able to access our legal system. we are against irregular migration and individuals taking a perilous journey and trying to enter the united states in between the ports of entry. alicia: we have fox news coverage. bryan llenas in southern border in texas. >> right in the middle of this war a very strong show of support from the united states, house speaker nancy pelosi meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy, highest-ranking u.s. official to come to ukraine during the war along with first congressional delegation and 3-hour meeting overnight they pledge they w

mental health has to be addressed here. they always jump to gun control, but when you look around the country, sean, states like california withgun policies, they have the most murders per year with guns compared to any other state. it doesn't make sense, we've got to address mental health and we've got to get back to our foundation in religion in america. >> sean: lj, you've been on the ground in texas all day talking to the people there, what are they telling you? >> sean, they want the media, they want the democrats to take a breath. i mean, it is so thick here. do you realize they started politicizing this before many of these young people were identified? i mean, it is very sickening -- i've been on the air since 4:00 a.m. central time dealing with this, talking with family members, talking with surging units, rangers have been pulled off the investigation because what they witnessed today, reviewing the bodies, you've got justice of the peace who i'm going to talk to tomorrow staff to make sure he notifies and identified every single victim's parents. that's what we're dealing with with on the ground. and to the mayor's

mental. despuÉs de varios minutos convertÍ —— convencieron al adolescente de hablar. >> si sueÑa con comprar una casa en california, preste mucha atenciÓn. >> un nuevo prÉstamo ayudarÍa a los que seann disponibles para familias que ganan menos del 80 por ciento del promedio del condado en. un comprador por primera vez es quiÉn no tiene un tÍtulo con nadie y no tiene la firma de nadie. reportera: los requisitos son vivir en california y calificar con un prestamista. >> c quieren intentar verle el crÉdito que tienen. hay prÉstamos que empiezan hasta con una aportaciÓn de $580. >> en un pen house pueden pagar esto. para una casa este programa sobrepasa los lÍmites. las mismas casas no son elegibles. >> una soluciÓn es conseguir casas que queden a menos de 90 millas de dÓnde trabaja. >> todavÍa puede calificar para este programa. >> hemos visto aplicaciones, puede hacer eso. >> en nuestra aplicaciÓn encontrarÁ cÓmo solicitarla todo —— solicitarla. vamos a una pausa. al volver en una ciudad del Área de la bahÍa una familia podrÍa recibir paÑales. se espera un aumento de paula: la ciudad de san francisco dijo que este programa es el primero financiado por la ciudad. se duplicara la canti