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going for them in the process and we shifted assets and in the hemisphere and central and south america and obviously mexicore as well and important to note we need to make sure we have a good presence there to blunt the effects of china in the arctic regions and china is the pervasive threat and particularly so in the western hem ziti fear. trey: d hemisphere. trey: congratulations on your new chairmanship and vitally important chit fee and hard to get on that committee and hard to chair it and i miss sitting by you and wish you all the best in your new responsibilities. >> thanks, trey. appreciate it. trey: yes, sir, take care. joe biden ended his presidency with thousands of pardons and the second term coming up with a thousand more and what does this mean for the justice system going for doj official kerry urbahn i what the biggest companies deliver is an exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible is unmatched connectivity and 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. t-mobile connects 100,000 delta airlines employees, powers tractor supply's stores nationwide with reliable 5g business inter

now, he is also reminding our neighbors to the north and south, canada and mexico, exactly what needso change when he takes office. particularly with trade and immigration. >> the panama canal is vital to our country. it's being operated by china. >> president-elect donald trump will not rule out the possibility of using military force to acquire the panama canal or greenland. >> we need greenland for national security purposes. you look outside. you have china, ships all over the place. you have russian ships all over the place. we're not letting that happen. >> donald trump jr. and several trump representatives landed in greenland today for a personal visit as the president-elect pushes to purchase the country. trump signaled the use of economic, but not military force to facilitate a possible merger between the united states and canada. >> you get rid of that artificially drawn line and you take a look at what that looks like, and it would also be much better for national security. we are spending hundreds of billions a year to take care of canada. we lose in trade deficits. >> can

he has done it with our neighbors to the north and south, mexico and canada. when he didn't believe that they were going far enough to help with border issues, and now he is doing it with colombia, threatening them, hitting them really with a tariff right out of the gate here because they would not take these planes full of migrants. and we are certainly trying to send a message here to the rest of the world with how he intends to engage with them, to get what he wants from them. >> all right. steve contorno, thank you for that reporting. i want to go to stefano now to talk more about what the reaction has been like on the ground in colombia. of course, stefano, this is always this has long been considered a very strong u.s. ally. ally in that region. >> yeah. >> yes, exactly. it's frankly the first time that we see colombia and the u.s. ever going one against each other. colombia has always been one of the united states staunchest allies in in latin america. well, this is no longer the case, clearly. now, pedro, the president of colombia, has also retaliated,

experts say it doesn't pose a risk to people and the outbreak in germany is currently not widespread, but it sparked anxiety, as import bans by south korea, mexico serious problem because last year it has been 7% of the whole exports when it comes to pork, which we delivered to uk. 7% isn't nothing. it's a lot. and now they have to change the delivery to other eu countries. signs like this are warning of the outbreak. germany hasn't seen cases of foot and mouth disease for more than 35 years. they're really hoping to contain the situation, but for now, a nervous wait to see if more cases emerge. jessica parker, bbc news in brandenburg. victoria derbyshire is on newsnight on bbc two shortly. last night, we spoke to betty brown, the 92—year—old victim of the post office scandal trying to reclaim her money after 26 years. after that, she was invited to a meeting with the post office minister today. this morning, when we woke up, there was a message to meet with the minister this morning. and what was your reaction when you realised that? unbelievable. delighted. absolutely. after all these years, we have at last found someone who wants to get to th

they grow to be between 18 and 30 pnds, and they are native to mexico and south america. and they're really good at climbing trees and opening surprise packages. i was wondering that. thanks for telling me. well, at least i could do. it's an educational, educational show this evening. yeah. curious, but that was beautiful. all right. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. we'll be back at 6:00. hope you can join us then. more information. >>> tonight the first massive snowstorm of the season set to impact nearly 60 million americans. the monster storm turning roads into ice rinks, cars skidding off of highways. kansas city's airport shut down. the kansas city chiefs delayed in getting to their game for hours. multiple states under blizzard warnings. some areas will get their biggest snowfall in years. we are tracking the very latest forecast. the video of the new orleans attacker saying he had joined isis as we get new details on his travels in the middle east. plus today's emotional prayer service for those lost, and the victim just identified, why his loss is heartb

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they grow to be between 18 and 30 pounds, and they're native to mexico and south america. pretty cool. yeah. all right. jimmy butler's days in miami may be numbered, but there is no guarantee he's heading to san francisco next. the miami heat star, benched for seven games after he made it clear during a press conference on thursday that he's open to leaving the team. the heat suspended him yesterday, calling his conduct detrimental to the team. but while there have been rumors that butler was looking at golden state for a trade, new report from the athletic says the warriors don't feel the same. the dubs would have to lose either andrew wiggins or draymond green to match salaries with butler, something the front office isn't willing to do. anthony flores here now to talk about the golden state warriors. yeah, i don't know that they'll do that deal. he just said that they're going to take the next few weeks. coach kerr did that. he and mike dunleavy are in agreement to take the next few weeks and see how the rotation plays out before the trade deadline in february. trade de

they grow to be between 18 and 30 pnds, and they are native to mexico and south america.nd they're really good at climbing trees and opening surprise packages. i was wondering that. thanks for telling me. well, at least i could do. it's an educational, educational show this evening. yeah. curious, but that was beautiful. all right. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. we'll be back at 6:00. hope you can join us then. more information. >>> tonight the first massive snowstorm of the season set to impact nearly 60 million americans. the monster storm turning roads into ice rinks, cars skidding off

and quarter million young americans dead from fentanyl. reporter: last week i sat down with a sex trafficking victim from south america trafficked to mexico ventually across the border. he told us he was sold by his own family. he was beaten, threatened, trafficked six to eight times a day unfortunately, that is the harsh reality of many of these trafficking victims, elizabeth. liz: heartbreaking thank you so much brooke taylor. breaking news, congress just passed the laken riley act. it's now headed to president trump's desk. it will be one of the first bills president trump signs into law. joining us now from house judiciary congresswoman laura lee. congresswoman a pleasure to see you again great to have you on. how important is the laken riley act to america's safety? can you tell us about it? >> it is critically important. so what this act requires is that the department of homeland detain illegal immigrants who come into this country and commit crimes, like theft, like burglary, like offenses that involve hurting or killing other people, and it sounds so obvious but the reality is that for years under the biden administration, this wa

let's cross to observe john, holding his life for us and to want to just south of the us border and mexico. so john, tell us about the response, the to trump plans, the yeah, i think we primarily by the way, we just, i'm right by the side of the boat or in the people the sitting behind us. i guess you'd see the primary change and then the people, the migrant service side and see cuz and in the morning they were lined up quite a big line. they quote that they were heading into the states. well, there are a saw in them appointment. people come with a suitcase they told us that was pretty much all they had. now they still sitting here dejected, the ones the still less because, but immediately the c, b, p one up this program started by the by the administration stopped when donald trump go to power, they go emails basically when we were with them saying that your appointment has now been cancelled and it seems the whole program is being suspended. so for them, there is a situation like which they go to work out where they're going to sleep. i'm what they're going to do now they pull, they're g

local authorities imposed curfews, unaffected areas, and national guard troops happened, deployed to help maintain order, canada, mexico, and south africa have sent firefighters to assist. now the pacific palisades neighborhood home to many, hollywood stars, has been ravaged, causing tens of billions of dollars worth of property damage. california authorities are facing heavy criticism for failing to repair of the fires, despite knowing they were expected. while the media has been shutting light, what exactly went wrong in the golden state? now turns out that a mass of water reservoir, near the scorching palisades area, was cut out of service and completely empty when the blaze truck. well then, in the middle of firefighting efforts, hydrants quickly went dry as emergency water. stocks were emptied and well ahead of the disaster. the l. a fire department, prioritized diversity, hires well, cutting emergency training due to being under funded. but even despite all those facts, california is democratic, governor has claimed she's the target of a smear campaign as a brief outgoing president biden. i ask you, we got to deal with this

and response. our team on the front lines as firefighters encounter yet another failing hydrant. >>> also tonight, the major winter storm slamming the south from new mexico to virginia and causing travel chaos. over 2,000 flights canceled across the country. >>> the farewell to former president jimmy carter. the emotional state funeral at the national cathedral, bringing together all five living presidents. >>> and then the late president's final journey to his hometown in georgia. >>> and amid the utter devastation the symbol of hope still standing in the ashes of southern california. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. tonight in los angeles county the smoke plumes parting long enough to reveal the heart-crushing extent of loss, stretching across neighborhoods in the eye of those deadly fire storms. in altadena two aerial images of a single neighborhood tell the story, one a before photo of tree-lined streets and modest homes, the other what is now left. block after block of utter devastation. tonight, multiple major wildfires still burning across more than 45 square miles of the sprawling county. fr

and response. our team on the front lines as firefighters encounter yet another failing hydrant. >>> also tonight, the major winter storm slamming the south from new mexicoinia and causing travel chaos. over 2,000 flights canceled across the country. >>> the farewell to former president jimmy carter. the emotional state funeral at the national cathedral, bringing together all five living presidents. >>> and then the late president's final journey to his hometown in georgia. >>> and amid the utter devastation the symbol of hope still standing in the ashes of southern california. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. tonight in los angeles county the smoke plumes parting long enough to reveal the heart-crushing extent of loss, stretching across neighborhoods in the eye of those deadly fire storms. in altadena two aerial images of a single neighborhood tell the story, one a before photo of tree-lined streets and modest homes, the other what is now left. block after block of utter devastation. tonight, multiple major wildfires still burning across more than 45 square miles of the sprawling county. from inlan

i prevent we mexico not safe and most of south america at least know of all power guar. i mean brazil, the potential for fundings didn't exist in the northeast, but the big orange tops could be anywhere south of that bit of relief from the heat in but a service is charles approach you so late on friday in china, this is a summer, really the bathroom for the father was killed, boys and girls as young a 6th learned to handle firearms and developing parents to be ready to protect the country. i will make your run so hard to one. 0, one east visits china, us military capital kids. on alex's 0, this is the my book canyon and she lives in these mountains. it's spring here, but come summer this mountain valley will become a desert. right now. this looks very lush in green, but in about a month it's going to be yellow and totally dry because of the drought and ongoing drugs that's less than more than 15 years here. what is the voice to released by snow in glaciers in spring could be prolonged to the critical summer months. that's the goal of the needles project to build artifici

and that will be inaudible for a country like korea. so far the plan seem to be focused on china, mexico and canada but there will be negative spillover effects in southorea given how plugged in the economy is in terms of global supply chains and if the president—elect�*s campaign threat of universal tariffs materialises and south korea does not get exemptions, the hit will be greater, suffer contact the us accounted for almost 20% of south korea's exports last year. the new year raises a question for the major economies of the world — will they see strong growth in 2025? china and germany stumbled last year and it's unclear whether they have tackled their underlying issues. meanwhile, the us saw strong growth, but donald trump's return and his tariff—centred policies could have widespread effects. for a deeper look at what lies ahead, our reporters from new york, berlin, and beijing filed this report. wall street may not believe in santa claus any more but they are grateful for one older gentleman. donald trump may not be in office but he is promising large gifts to the markets and the economy. he says he will support the crypto industry, appointing

and then what do we have going to see is donald trump making use on american economic union kind of a structure where he sees mexico, canada, south america and greenland as his spirit off in fluids. which means i brought to the degree reduction in the global policy in good order for the rest of our infancy . and what my son to you are soft. um, you know, i am quite one the, with the older brothers plus country is trading in their own currencies and not in the united in the us dollar. what does that mean for the economy of their own countries as it boost the economy with their own countries? because they trade in their own currency and um, it, it has uh, several benefits. the 1st benefit to be it makes trade cheaper. trade in the us dollar has high kind of transaction cost. and, and, and so it reduces that the, the full so the dollar is quite a lot of time in the dead bulletin, the t as these dynamics not study. and it becomes difficult for countries to plant, especially with the trade commodities. and they need to manage the products of these so, so they of those kind of a non financial benefits as well. and then there's the poli

and the national guard troops have also been deployed to help maintain all the that canada and mexico on south africa have send 5 sciences to assist these pacific palisades neighborhood that you can see right here. this is home to many hollywood stones. it's been completely ravaged, causing tens of billions of dollars worth of property damage. california, north ortiz, are facing heavy criticism. however, failing to per pass of the fires, despite knowing they were expected. well, the media has been attempting to shed some light so on exactly went wrong in the golden state. and it turns out that a massive, what was the rest of one of the schools and policies area was out of service and completely and see when the blaze struck had been in the middle of fire fighting assets hydrants quickly, when dry as emergency will just soaks warranties i'm the heads of the dissolves to the l. a fire department, prioritized diversity, high as well, causing emergency trading due to being underfunded. but even despite all those facts, california is democratic government, it's claims. he's the target of a smear ca

represents a district with many immigrants, one of every three people's foreign born, and they have come from mexico, central, south america, italy, poland, ireland, germany, haiti, china, among others. and in illinois, two out of every seven u.s. citizens children have in immigrant parent. these are hard-working mixed status families that deserve to stay together. instead, donald trump is abusing the power by trying to take away birthright citizenship. this is blatantly unconstitutional evident by actions taken now by 22 attorney generals in cities across the country. simply put, it's un-american to attempt to invalidate our immigrant contributions and histories, but let me be clear, immigrants make america great again and immigrants help keep america's economy moving. as progressives, we are here to say that we will not let him take away this fundamental right , and on his quest to invalidate immigrants and dehumanize us, trump has also suspended refugee resettlement, a program that has existed since the 1980's, offering a lifeline to refugees in the most dire conditions. and, as if it weren't enough, trump wants

now, today, they got some extra help from neighbors in texas north and south of the border. canada and mexicolso sending help. governor newsom welcomed the mexican firefighters that arrived in l.a. they said any help is welcome. and about the mexican group that is coming is not just firefighters. there are elements of the army, and they are going to be assisting those in communities where the spanish language is needed. they're going to try to assist with those efforts. also, knowing that there's a large mexican and hispanic community in general. i was in altadena earlier today, and i spoke with a woman who hadn't seen her house. i was able to get a video conference on the phone, and i was showing her her house, and she couldn't believe that her two story house, her bedroom was on the second floor. and now all that's left is the metal frame of the stairs going up to nowhere. >> just devastating. gustavo valdez, thank you for bringing us some of those stories. we appreciate it. still ahead, how firefighters are attacking the flames from the air. you're in the cnn newsroom. >> this part changed

and that will be inaudible for a country like korea. so far the plan seem to be focused on china, mexico and canada but there will be negative spillover effects in southea given the global supply chains and if the global supply chains and if the president—elect�*s campaign threat of universal tariffs materialised and south korea does not get exemptions, the hit will be greater, suffer contact the us accounted for almost 20% of south korea's exports last year. it almost 20% of south korea's exports last year.— exports last year. it paints a pessimistic _ exports last year. it paints a pessimistic picture - exports last year. it paints a pessimistic picture for - exports last year. it paints a i pessimistic picture for south korea in 2025. is there room for optimism?— for optimism? it is too premature _ for optimism? it is too premature to - for optimism? it is too premature to conclude for optimism? it is too - premature to conclude the recent political turmoil has fundamentally weakened the economy. i think there is still comfort in that institutions are still intact, legal processes are still being followed and government functions such as defence an

mexico joined more than 14,000 personnel already on the ground. cnn's gustavo valdez has more. >> california is getting a little help from our neighbors north and south of the border with both canada and mexico, sending firefighters to assist local efforts to control the fires in the metropolitan los angeles area. and it's going to be needed help, because saturday, the palisades fire began to extend close to another neighborhood. thankfully, the winds were not strong enough and firefighters were able to get a handle on them. however, fire officials warned that the situation could worsen in the next few days as the winds are expected to pick up again. not as strong as what we saw at the beginning of the week when the fires started. but still, it is another reason to be concerned for these fire departments that have come from across the state and other the places in the united states to try to help these firefighters are certainly doing their best to keep the flames under control. now, for the residents who are trying to come back to the neighborhoods affected has been frustrating. the order of evacuations remain in place, which means they cannot come

that are on over the weekend are getting extra help from our neighbors north and south of the border. both canada and mexicoave sent firefighters that are going to. start assisting on the fire control duties. sunday. governor gavin newsom was at the airport welcoming the mexican firefighters and other mexican personnel who came to assist in these fires. he was very thankful. he says any assistance helps, especially with the forecast. as i mentioned, they expect that the winds might pick up and that could create another problem. now, for many residents that haven't been able to return to their houses, to their neighborhoods, to see what is left from their houses, of if their houses survived at all, they're very frustrated. they haven't been able to get past the checkpoints that are protecting the area. i spoke saturday with a lady who said that they had to evacuate. actually, as soon as they saw the first smoke because they had respiratory condition. they live in altadena, so they were told their house was gone. i was able to get their address and get there and via a cell phone. i showed her the live images

as many of the migrants about a 150000 people arrive from south mexico to help grow and how this tomatoes, if there was a 25 percent tariff would have a big impact. not just mexican agriculture would be effected full, so it'd be huge. cross border auto industry. a food at the us is affordable cause those under $30000.00 rule. so from mexico, a b s to key list, i will call those the list goes on. but i see, and they let the, the met screws, president cody is showing them as well. the mixture won't take terrace when it's product slowing down. it is all through. one of the us is top to export markets along with canada. and i own that on since one terrace will become another and so on until we put top common companies at risk. and we as well. but it says almost become mix for free to go toe to toe with the world's biggest economy. yeah. financial that mateo should know the use. he was one of mexico's top trade negotiators, the suggest the targets have response, the best thing to do one day and believe it squares they're good to is used to choose very specific products. i'm important from the

reassigned to national guard troops. simple so being deployed to help maintain older canada mexico on south africa. and then $55.00 to is to assist the pacific palisades area right here, homes and many hollywood stones is being particularly ravaged, causing tens of billions of dollars worth of property damage. california don't start to use a facing, have a court decision for failing to prepare for the 5 despite knowing they were expected. and so the media has been attempting to shed light on exactly what went wrong in the golden state. it turns out that a massive water reservoir made of scorching palisades area was out of service and completely nc when the blazes struck. then in the middle of 5 fighting assets hydrants quickly went dry as emergency will to stokes were emptied and well ahead. all the dissolves to the l. a fire department, prioritized diversity, highest at that means that they were cutting, emergency trading due to being on the funded. but even despite all of these facts, california, as governor, has claimed he's the talk is of a smith tom pay as a brief don't go and president by then. o

mexico joined more than 14,000 personnel already on the ground. cnn's gustavo valdez has more. >> california is getting a little help from our neighbors north and souththe border with both canada and mexico, sending firefighters to assist local efforts to control the fires in the metropolitan los angeles area. and it's going to be needed help because saturday, the palisades fire began to extend close to another neighborhood. thankfully, the winds were not strong enough and firefighters were able to get a handle on them. however, fire officials warned that the situation could worsen in the next few days as the winds are expected to pick up again. not as strong as what we saw at the beginning of the week when the fires started. but still, it is another reason to be concerned for these fire departments that have come from across the state and other the places in the united states to try to help these firefighters are certainly doing their best to keep the flames under control. now, for the residents who are trying to come back to the neighborhoods affected has been frustrating. the order of evacuations remain in place, which means they cannot come to se

south, what would that be? that would mean, but in 2027, the united states would expand, would contain all of mexico all of honduras, all of nicaragua, of central america, and one half of the country of colombia expand all the way into all the way down into south america. we'll think of it differently. the amount of land that we added during those years was roughly a little bit less than the land today in modern india. so think of adding most of the country of india to the country today. i mean, on the face of it, that is hugely important i mean, we can't begin, you know, to get grip on the kinds of consequences that would have over the long term. couldn't help it. right. so this is i think an under appreciated fact of. american history in the middle of the 19th century. what is even more underappreciated is the consequence forces that began from that expansion virtually immediately, immediately after. that's what a lot of that's what i want to talk about today and about oh and it was a organize that over there over 30 years the this map you see now is a map a french cartographer waiting 44. this is what the far west look like. if you could zoom on that you

i was just into the deep south of the us, one or 2 showers to into uh, mexico, scattering the showers into the cap and not too much. so we'll see what it was a pushing down to the wind. what's the specialized criminal gangs of reading south africa? cities, not the cast or gold, but for cult. essential for construction, communications and transport. this lucrative commodity is everywhere, and its price is storing people in paula investigates, the business of dismantling the country's infrastructure. for scrap metal, south africa's corporate that crisis on out you 0. the injustice for me is the driving force of why i do this to show people what it's like to live in places where injustice isn't something you read in. the news is something that happens to every single day. whether it's a war or natural disaster, whether it's political corruption, making sure they understand. and this simple language is absolutely crucial. the city is already 50 percent evacuated. most of those people actually left in the early days of the world. i couldn't do this job without the best time remained best produced is the be

of the or at least one of the biggest problems with our neighbor directly to the south and the idea that we allow mexicoexist as an enemy of ours as opposed to an allie of ours in this be prosecute, whether drugs, illegal immigration or whatever it is, it is really unconscionable and takes somebody looking with fresh set of eyes the way donald trump is and i think pete hegseth is, willing to look at the problem and say, we want to solve this and for once and for all, make it so we don't continue dealing with this problem. >> brian: big story about president trump putting tariffs on mexico and canada. "wall street journal" has a story his aides are pushing back saying let's get commerce secretary in and omb and let us negotiate more. with your show, you are in touch with central and south american issues, do you feel a delay might work in our best interest? >> rachel: i saw last week that we saw high level diplomacy occur on social media. it was done on x. you know, colombian president said i'm not going to do what you want me to do, donald trump. donald trump said, oh, yeah, i'm going to do this. the co

and you'll notice over mexico terms is come right out month to raise $25.00 contrasts never 7, right? or we can get it so essentially prevents in mexico, not safe and most of south america at least know of all power guar. i mean brazil, the potential for fundings didn't exist in the northeast, but the big orange tops could be anywhere south of that bit of relief from the heat in but a series of showers approach here. so late on friday, the, as is there a war on guys a continue, the new series takes you beyond the headlines of the company. if you're not chose, you're not entitled to the same set of price award winning force or fund to my brutal meets renowned palestinian human rights. defend a lot about the whole young generation. they have centered palestine as part of their identity. such a innovation that twice the defense world. refrain on a jersey to the the the little game you're watching, i'll just say right click on mind about top stories here. this is randy media on the 14th for the cabinet meeting to vote on the doing them. does that to be held on friday as well as accusing i'm asked that not holding up, it's part of the agreement and navigation that i

parts of north america. meanwhile, further south is generally drive something like cold or has made his way into northern parts of mexico. but generally dries and shuts down towards the south and south east west of whether they're having to police into hong chair or some heavy showers, lot of heavy showers, just coming into a costa rica, and also into panama, just tumbling a little further research as we go through when say ramping up somewhat for the main orleans of the car being the, as long as you find and study the, there's no limit to have a dream contained to study in your own adventure, no counter and things of the, [000:00:00;00] the, the end you're watching, i'll just say real quick, are minded off top stories here. this out to us treasury has announced these and have some sanctions on syria for 6 months. the temporary reprieve will focus on the delivery of humanitarian aid and the central services. at least 50 pounds of demands have been killed and is really strikes across the gauze and strength of the past day. in the res refugee camp and central gaza is really showing killed 3 pallets. demands, including some child. on canadian, 5 m

and where they came from. slovenia, south africa, mexico, you name the country, if they're here, they should be treated with dignity and respect, and there should be a process that is followed. and i think that that for me as the sponsor of the dream and premise act, my priority will always be making sure that dreamers get the pathway to citizenship that they deserve and that they do it as quickly as possible. i'm heartened by the fact that the president has said that he wants to treat dreamers differently, and he hasn't said how. and that is the question of the day. we know how he's going to treat tps. we know how he's going to treat people that were born in this country and our citizens. we know how he's going to treat people seeking amnesty because probably about six of the over 50 executive orders that he's signed so far relate to some aspect of immigration, whether it's trade, whether it's vetting, whether it's birthright citizenship, a lot of focus, but we will put as much focus as that and more, because we know we're representing millions and millions of americans, new americans across this country. so again

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and i will send 2 to the southern border to rebuild the disastrous invasion of our country. well, for migrants trying to cross from mexico into the united states, the future is farmer on south enough for appointments to get the claims that were canceled. many of them and now stuck in mexico. john holborn has mall from 21 on the bus is next. major comes take away. would be us aside and seek as of yet because been a long and ultimately very disappointing for them. they turned up early this morning for their appointment with us authorities, for when donald trump became president, trump, those asylum appointments were canceled. they got an e mail 30 saying that your system, cvp one for which those appointments have been organized online was oh, sorry, suspended. and now the remaining max code that going to be taken by these buses to a shelter really in on future. this was the end of a long journey for a lot of them. some of them have been traveling waiting months for the appointment at free treacherous jungles, free mexico with his call tells with his problems for some of them, with the authorities to get to this point. now they go to start a game and see what's next. donald tru