. >>> people reading books are an -- people in southern china are experiencing severe weather conditionsrobert speta joins us with the latest. >> yes, actually, this has been some significant flooding out across much of this area, and what we have been seeing is basically our frontal area stretching back toward the west a cross much of southern china. you see our stationary front here on the map, and definitely along that line, some of these areas have seen upwards of about 400 to 500 millimeters over the past seven days now and that's really here concentrated around parts of guangdong, extending back toward the west there, and hunan province and also into myanmar we've been seeing heavy precipitation associated with the southwest monsoon and kind of feeding into this. i want to show you video first we have coming out of hunan province here where we have been seeing the heavy rainfall taking place actually it's left at least one person dead and at least three others missing out here, over 230,000 people have been impacted by this and water flooding streets and surging in the villages her

actually i'll show you some video out of lugen city in southern china. look at this, these cars are just being swept away. the big issue here is you had this tremendous amount of rainfall where a river burst its banks and just swept through the downtown area, even seen some images of people clinging on to roofs of cars as they went through, so this obviously rose rather quickly it's not just here, you have been seen the significant flooding, and just the entire damage report coming out of here, quite extraordinary. as far as the forecast is concerned, over the nest 72 hours, much more rainfall in the extended range possibly by the next week and week after, around the yang psi river basin, just because of the changing of the seasons out here. it's going to take some time, and this front is going to linger across this area. if you looked back towards the east, across japan, you are seeing a bit of a break from the front today. that's much for mainland japan, actually one report of 143 millimeters in just a six-hour span back on tuesday out here. this is ac

. >>> at least 22 people have been killed in severe flooding in southern china after week of heavy rains triggers leading across several cities. tens of thousands had to leave their homes, and rain is expected to continue for the next three days. >>> in russia, 14 children died in the storm while boating on the lake. several boats overturned in a storm, and dozens were rescued. they have contained four people on suspicion of violating safety rules. >>> announcing decisions on the 13 remaining cases for the session, including the contentious ones on abortion and immigration. the justices have to decide whether the state law in texas posing restrictions on abortions within doctors and clinics violates the constitutional right to an abortion. in a pot lawsuit filed claiming president obama has exceeded its powers by his orders spearing millions of immigrants from deportation. it is complicated by the fact that the court is operating with only eight justices since justice scalia died in january. >>> bernie sanders still is not endorsed hillary clinton work week the campaign. senator sanders

i do want to show you some video out of southern china, first call of in -- you can see since last saturday, at least 22 people have been killed, and 20 other people are still missing, according to local officials. eight of the deaths actually occurred when people became trapped in a flooded mine there. in hunan province, a dam broke forcing about 18,500 people to evacuate their homes, at least 10,000 homes have been collapsed or damaged out here due to the severe flooding, could be one of the first billion dollar disasters of 2016. it's still ongoing. the next 24 hours we're still expecting along that same line where we're seeing that heavy rainfall, the additional 120 to 150 millimeters of precipitation, and extending back towards the east. and also towards western japan. this is definitely something we're catching. taking your attention towards the americas, we are watching that severe weather threat basically across the great lakes to the southwest. a chance of tornadoes -- that's right, they're combined with the chance of large ahead, including those of you heading into chicago. i'll l

actually some areas could see record-breaking totals out there in parts of southern china and really, the ground of usually is saturated. you've been seeing showers for some time now. more rain could make this situation exceptionally worse. this is something we'll watch out for stretching in towards southwestern areas of the country, as well. hong kong showers, taipei showers, shanghai sunny skies just north of the front. meanwhile in beijing. thunderstorms out there for those of you and cloudy skies that will start to change-up as we look ahead showers coming back by thursday and in fact, by thursday we have a little low spinning up along the frontal area in southeastern china bringing problems there. that will pull towards the northeast. taipei showers, kyoto, showers, tokyo by thursday afternoon we'll look at rain moving in. high of 23, cloudy skies, definitely cooling off at least here on tuesday. sunny skies. weather is not too bad or fairly descent out there. a little break from the raining season. let's see what is going on across the americas. actually, thunderstorms still fla

tornados occasionally strike southern china during the summer, but not on this scale. >> a louisianaother who was arrested for the way who disciplined her children is out of jail now that her story has gone national. she caught three of her 6 children with items she stole from their neighbor's house. she grabbed a cord and started hitting them. deputies found out and arrested her for child cruelty. >> they were on the honor role throughout school and they are being kids being follower, so i thought i was showing them this is not what you do, you don't steal people's stuff. >> reporter: dozens of people offered to bail her out of jail and help her get her children back, her case is under review. >> now from the new jersey newsroom, proposed 23 cent gallon gas hike is part of becoming laws it will be used to pay for road and bridge work it will bring the state gas taxes to the 7th highest in the nation. >>> new jersey legislator wants to raise the minimum wage to $15 over the next five years. democrat controlled senate approved the bill by 21-8. current minimum wage is 8.38 that will r

. >>> check out this unbelievable video from southern china that shows cars being swept away by rangi raging floodwaters. at least one person is missing, and thousands have been displaced. >>> here at home, things are really starting to heat up, and nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with more on that. good morning. >> good morning to you. summer heat waive will be the headlines. we have 25 million people in the heat advisory, in the orange, middle of the country. we have a heat watch, highly anticipated, and that's for 18 million, from phoenix to tucson to palm springs. as far as this heat wave goes, it starts in the middle of the country and then to the west. for today and the rest of this week, hundreds around wichita, dallas, 95 to 100, midland, texas, 100, by friday. st. louis, 99 on thursday. as i mentioned, the heat is building to build in the weekend, palm strings, 107, phoenix, 111, tucson, 110. that's near record high. if we're going to shatter, like it will come into sunday. phoenix should be 119, a chance at 120 degrees. close to the all time june record there in southe

western locations of the philippines and eventually possibly out there towards the north into southern chinatch out for the next several days but you have been suffering from drought lately out here, this is some fantastic news as far as a much-needed precipitation. the middle of i-35 thunderstorms and hong kong partly cloudy and taipei 30 and tokyo showers throughout the day on tuesday especially into the afternoon hours. let's take a look here in australia. look at the wind report actually on sunday 107 kilometers per hour. you can see the storm system here. this is this very mature low, low over and dropped tremendous amount of precipitation also severe thunderstorms. i want to show you video we have out of southeastern queens land here where you saw high winds and a possible tornado that blew through this area and tore roofs off of homes, buildings severely damaged on sunday over 30 people actually were displaced. good news no casualties reported. look at this. incredible damage. yes, australia does get tornados out there and even in this time of year, actually, we're right at the winter

check out this unbelievable video from southern china that shows cars being swept away like little toys in a pond. you can even see one man clinging for life. look at this. the whole vehicle is completely buried. at least one person is missing and thousands have been displaced. >>> well, let's bring it back home. we will have historic heat in some areas and a long duration heat wave, near record highs. triple digits will be widespread. omaha should be 100 degrees today. st. louis will be near 100. this doesn't even factor in the humidity. we'll get the heat index, it will easily be above 100. dallas, 95 to 99 by friday. the historic part of this heat will be in the desert southwest as we go through the weekend. sunday looks to be the peak of it. in phoenix, 115. we're expecting to hit 119 degrees in phoenix. that would be the hottest temperature recorded in the city in three years. and the all-time record is like 127. so we won't threaten that. so as far as the other bad weather goes we had a lot of thunderstorms yesterday in minnesota with a couple of tornadoes. now they're headed thro

. >>> check out this unbelievable video from southern china showing cars swept away by raging floodwaters. one man is clinging for his life at the roof of a car. one person is missing and thousands are bill carins is here. >> a possibility this is going to be a long duration heat wave across the country. near record heat this week and record heat throughout the weekend. record highs today near a hundred springfield, wichita, little rock and chattanooga. wichita hit a hundred today. friday, wichita will be 104! the record is 104. we should be around a hundred. just shy of a lot of the the records in the central plains. but still very, very hot. by the time we get to saturday, we are going to be 103 in amarillo and lincoln 99 and waco and little rock. central plains, very hot. shift this weekend to the west and sunday should be the peek of the heat and should be impressive. phoenix has a chance of getting up to 119 and near 120 degrees. that would be the warmest in three years. tucson you will shatter your record chicago morning and indiana, storms for you this morning. this afternoon, we w

china. acroross the southern portions china there is a frontal system which caused about 250 millimeters ofain in 2 24 ho. taiwan had over 500 millimeters of rain sinince saturday. the ground is very, very saturated. more raiain is expectedd for tan and also the south of china for the next three days or so. soso the risk of flooding or landslslides are getting high sr higher day by day. during the weekend across eastern united states saw extremely high temperatures. back behind it cool and dry air is coming in. there is a chance of severe weather in the middle from montana to north of texaxas. wah h out for thunderstorms, gusty winds and tornadoes on your monday. across the west mostly dry but this condition will cause cool conditions and rainy weather back behind. we will see rainy weather and cooler temperatures across vancouver as well as seattle on your monday. only 16 degrees for the high in vancouver and seattle 17 degrees for the high and hot and muggy in houston. 33 degrees expected. oklahoma at 32 degrees. excessive heat watches in place for southern arizona and southern california

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a reservoir overflowed after heavy rains pounded southern china homes and agricultural lands have all been flooded. 30,000 people forced to evacuate and officials say more than 3 million people have been affected by the severe weather. >>> video of japan, heavy rain led to a landslide that turned deadly at least 4 people killed, following the downpours overnight. part of southern japan that was hit is already damaged by this series of earthquakes and april. >> white house cyber security commission waiting -- meeting at uc berkeley. presentations by researchers at and cybersecurity, designed to encourage dialogue about privacy , encryption and other high- tech issues. the white house commission includes the former nationals 30 advisor, the former ceo of ibm and the president of mastercard. >>> santa clara county board of supervisors will consider attacks to help pay for building affordable housing for the homeless. a poll commissioned by the county shows two thirds of homeowners support the idea. it needs a 70% for approval and opponents say california are pay too much in taxes but the

. >>> in southern china at least one person is dead after a quarry collapses.teams with dogs are now trying to find at least seven people who were trapped piles of rubble could be seen around the area. we don't know yet what caused the collapse. >>> tonight firefighters are working to contain a southern california wildfire. but officials are warning residents to follow all evacuation orders despite a massive fire fighting effort crews have not been able to contain two fires northeast of los angeles. they're combined size has grown to more than eight square miles. it's tough going. >>> meanwhile other fires are burning across arizona and new mexico where firefighters are also in the middle of triple digit temps. right now, rescuers are on their way to the south pole to save a sick worker at a united states science station. airplane left british base in antarctica this morning for the 1500-mile trip. harsh weather is not making that flight easy. it's currently mid winter in antarctica imagine that and normally no planes takes off between february and october beca

plane took off from, but aircraft flying over the east china sea usually department from a base in japan's southernrefecture of okinawa. this is not the first such incident. two chinese jets flew near an american navy plane last month over the south china sea. >>> china's activities in the disputed waters were in focus during talks between leaders. the two sides reached agreements on a number of economic matters. but they couldn't find a diplomatic solution over disputes in the south china sea. nhk world reports from beijing. >> we agree that our collaboration, our constructive, positive collaboration, central to addressing issuess of global reach and significance. >> transnslator: the two sides d nonot agree on everything, but have reached a consensus on more than 60 points. >> reporter: washington and beijing focused on what they were able to accomplish over the two days of talks. many of the agreements reached cover economic issues. >> we know chinese firms are making valuable contributions to u.s. growth and employmement. >> reporter: they said they will speed up talks on an invesestme pathth b

down to the southern portion of china, we have been dealing with a lot of rainfall due to the rainy season. some areas and estimates anywhere from 300 to 500 millimeters of rainfall over the past several days. we are expecting the rain to still hover over the area. you may notice the stationary front indicator is not listed on this surface map. it has weakened a bit. we may still s see cloudss and e scattered showers for at least the n next c couple of days, i k we'll be dealing with much more of a drier weather pattern. over japan, mainly a dry forecast. hokkaido has been dealing with unstabable weatherer that's b b bringingng in rain. going through the weekend, we may see more sunshine and rain coming in from the west which will bring a chance for precipitation going into the first part of next week. 32 for the high in tokyo coming up on saturday. looking at warm weather going through the weekend. rain into sunday and monday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. >>> thanks very much for tuning in to nhk "newsline." be sure ♪ molly: welcome to the "fra

where this is coming from, by the way, i do want to mention across southern and southeastern china, we have been seeing a heavy rainfall out here. actually one location upward of about 120 to 130 millimeters is reported. also the thunderstorms, even in hong kong, thunderstorms expected. taipei a high of 29. cloudy skies today in tokyo, but it is going to be changing over to cloudy with the passing precipitation thursday into friday, but the good news by this weekend once that low pushes by, all that clear air will work its way in, at least a little break from the rainy season heading into saturday and sunday. i do want to talk about another area that is experiencing a different type of rainy season. the intertropical convergence zones often moves further north in the months of june and july across much of venezuela. the big issue, you've been seeing a drought recently, and then we have these strong thunderstorms moving their way in, and some of these areas, they're actually rather potent, in caracas, the capital of venezuela, i want to show you some video. these roads that look like ri

across china rain is falling heavily across the southern portions of the country. more rainn is expected. some of the rain will also spread to taiwan as we go into tomorrow. temperatures will be follows. 31 degrees with rainy weather in hong kong on friday. taipei, 33 with rainy weather. shanghai at 31 degrees with beautiful weather. if you're planning to go to disneyland, don't forget to bring water. meanwhile. beijing there is a chance for thunderstorms with a high of 32 degrees. let's go to hawaii. hawaii is known for its beautiful and warm weather, but up in the mountains earlier this week we saw some snowfall. this is on the big island. snow in june is not unheard of, but definitely relatively rare for this time of year. now, for the low-lying areas it will be quite warm. 28 degrees for the high in hilo thursday and a chance for rainy weatheher t the nextt couple of. moststly dry in honolulu and temperaturures about 30 degrees. to north america. we have excessive heat warnings or watches, i should say, in place across the desert southwest. temperatures expecte

than he saw the present third whether it was america's's role in asia, the the split between china and the southern union, which he or saw, but also american domestic politics. tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> on friday, donald trump spoke at a ribbon cutting for the reopening of a golf club he purchased and renovated in scotland. british voters approve a referendum demand of united kingdom's exit from a european union, it is up -- a result that donald trump said he supported. an hour.ust under [applause] [indiscernible] >> i apologize. mr. trump: get him out. thank you. >> sorry, mr. trump. mr. trump: ok. thank you very much. i appreciate it and this is an amazing honor. it's an amazing day, very historic day for a lot of reasons, not only turnberry. this is one of the big votes in the history of europe, scotland, everywhere. it was very exciting coming in and we were landing and we had just heard the results so i wish everybody a lot of luck. i think that it's purely historic and what's happening is historic. so it's an honor to be with you. my mother was born in scotland in stornoway.

weeks of heavy rain and storms in southern and eastern china have caused a lot of flooding and caused many deaths. >>> 7:25. 7:26 is the time right now. a critical vote on the san francisco department's use of force policy in the wake of several high-profile shootings. up next we are going to have the details of that policy and what still needs to be worked out. >>> a marathon sit-in is happening right now on the floor of the house of representatives as democrats push for gun control legislation. you will hear from bay area politicians who are upset. you will hear what people think about all of this. >>> good morning. we are looking at an east bay commute that is busy in many areas. past the bart stations and through the tunnel. we will tell you more about all of this straight ahead. >>> just a little bit of fog on the coast. looks like that's where it's going to stay. inland temps will be nice. looks like a sign of a warmer weekend. hi. is the internet still out? yes! come on. work together. work together. do you have anything? no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i l

world economy whether it is malaysia, europe, the lack of transparency in china, there is absolutely a premise to invest in southernbalance out whatever else is going out. on the risk adjustment basis, southern company is terrific. david: i want to ask about nuclear power. age, it does not make sense to build a nuclear powerplant. you could not see that being the case anywhere in the future. do you agree with that? will we see new ones in the future? tom: i disagree with that. if you look at the national carbon strategy the united states seems to be adopting with the queen powerplant, remember -- clean powerplant, remember that nuclear power is up good horse powerplant, it has no carbon emissions. you can't turn our backs on nuclear if we want to have a low to no carbon future. we need to find a way to invest. people will say, gas is so cheap. just as people produce diversified stock portfolios, we energyve sound national policies, with energy in diversity will stocks. we need nuclear. we need 21st century coal, natural gas, renewable and energy efficiency. david: -- vonnie: why does southern company not released d

of eastern china, it is still rather potent, that same storm, not the tornado itself, but the same storm that produced the tornado north of shanghai is now rolling out there towards southern portions of korea. seeing showers moving into kyushu and western areas of honshu, could see 120 to 200 millimeters of precipitation as we head friday into saturday. this is definitely rather storm system. center low pulling towards the north. we're going to be seeing that strong southerly moisture coming in with it. definitely gusty winds along pacific coastline of japan here. it is going to be stretching all the way off here towards the east through the next 24 hours, even into the tokyo area, widespread showers expected out here on saturday as this pulls overhead. the good news as it does move away we are looking at clear conditions working their way in by sunday but you have to get through the storm first. shanghai, where you haven't seen that rough weather, still got thunderstorms on friday. at least things will weaken off a little on saturday and sunday but the front still in place. busan showers friday and saturday clearing up sunday. seeing severe flooding and landslides, last

southern border in el paso and other areas. lorraine in redford, michigan. go ahead. caller: i think it makes us weaker. if we continue to let them have -- illegaligration immigration, it will make us another chinamexico. you know what china did to us. i think that is totally wrong and it should not be allowed to happen. host: what about legal immigration? caller: legal is fine. if you are legal, you are legal. host: john in charleston, west virginia. caller: thank you for c-span. i get a lot of information from you guys. a quick comment to make -- a lot legalple don't know that immigration constitute 600,000 a year come employment-based and family-based, like planning a large city in the u.s. every single he appeared -- every single year. that is just legal immigration. a lot of people to compete for jobs. everyone focuses on the legal aspect. -- illegal aspect. out, there is new data front page of "the times" this money. -- front page of "the washington times" this morning. illegalal and immigration spiked in the last year. recently, when we were in laredo, texas, we were able to speak with the different divisions of u.s. customs and border protection. we talked with the folks at the ports of

china sea. >>> and winds are fanning the flames of an out of control wildfire in southern california, and it hasharred more than 1,100 acres in santa barbara and closed a mile stretch of the 101 freeway. and the homeowners were evacuated. forget about the polls that show europe leaving the european union when it votes on the 23rd, and the uk book kis say a 60% chance that they will cast the ballots of staying in the eu, and the investors believe that the betting markets are an accurate predictor because it is where people actual ly put the money. we will see. that is the cnbc market. back to you, scotty. >> we will show you the markets as well, and with reon the comeback trail to today, and the dow jones industrial average is moving back to the flatline, and the major averages are trying to do the same, and still a defensive tone, make no mistake. the telecoms and the you tutili are on that side of the market, and what do you see to make it go positive? >> well, at the top of the show, we said that there are a lot of things being driven not by cention beings, and once that tension starts, it is

you have-- and it's-- almost unthinkable to me that growing up in a small southern town where the jobs went to mexico and china collapsed and textile industry collapsed, i personally didn't see that level of outrage not only the job losses and the economic malaise, but the fact that these people were ignored by politicians right and left, literally for more than 30 years. maria: in fact, even the establishment missed this. >> the establishment completely missed it. what we're seeing is there is no trust in politicians anymore. it is an all-time low. people want something different, something new, and they're willing to give trump the benefit of the doubt and say, i know you don't have experience, but we need something, you know, we need something different, somebody who is going to make deals to make america great again. maria: the people did not take him seriously, the establishment, at all in the beginning and yet, he's been able to change the republican party. has he changed its values in politics? >> that's a great question. one of the views that i've taken is that what he's done in politics, he's made it

direction he is first to say that 500-billion-dollar trai am balance with china, with mexico carrier nabisco two feet over southernorder make product there ship into u.s., all at detriment of thousands of jobs in america loss of they require government assistance require, government health care, you know, that is just further perpetuates the cycle a really, really sad fact, we need to put america first that is really become list message america first we have to put america first again we have to get people back to work. maria: are you seeing a change, a shift in any way, within the strategy, obviously over the last week we have heard a permissive oft in terms of muslim ban talking more about countries that are terrorist countries, as opposed to just all muslims. >> a shirt people want to call it whatever it is it is not only a a shift his message is simply we are going to keep america safe keep bad guys out of this country. that is his message, we are going to keep the bad guys out of this kin, because every single day we're having these we can't have these them to anywhere in the world not with our allies, nowher

china, romania and central america. where is this happening? reporter: all along the southernou didn't see a lot of central americans. here is the phoenix bus station, a group of central americans arriving at border with backpacks and tickets stop join relatives. the agency says they were finger printed but they did not verify where they were going or who they were going to stay with. arizona doesn't have beds for 1,400 families and children. one center was shut down because of a measles outbreak. there were 800 chinese:immigrants. they are look to for a better life, and the border patrol is work on the latest figures. last month the commissioner asked lawmakers to expect 75,000 central american children at the bored, perhaps equal a number of families. the commissioner asked for $12 million for the surge. texas will be at the brunt of it. the yuma sector saw 28 kids in 2014, so far this year 1,800. there are 1.5 immigrants every year. and illegal immigration is adding a city the size of albuquerque in the u.s. every year. bill: donald trump landing major blows during his vict

china , the philippines. that is the problem we have. not the southern border.uest: i don't think we are giving taxes and california back to spain -- texas and spain back -- i don't think we are giving texas and california back to spain anytime soon. did put your finger on an important point. the outsourcing phenomenon conceived in the 1980's was supposed to be replaced with information jobs. all of those went off site. globalization has proved to be bankrupt for the labor market. the double whammy, outsourcing all of these jobs, and sourcing , neverthis foreign labor before seen in american history. ofs is not the level immigration we had. far in excess. to have this incoming foreign labor at a time when we are outsourcing all of these jobs. everybody agrees nafta has not saidered promises it has it would. you can see why it is a mix of policies. it is about time somebody spoke up for the average american getting screwed in this process. a tweet -- who is hiring the immigrants? there are different categories of immigrants. people who come legally are usually pe

china for the steel industries woes and japan. a lot of it ended up moving up south to the southern state where is ths where they don't have unions.uilding the wall is always very popular here in western pennsylvania even though we don't have that many immigrants. >> let's go back to trade for just a second before we get into the wall and immigration. hillary clinton years ago, she was talking about the latest trade deal negotiated by the obama administration and she came out and said it was great. i want to play that for you now. >> this tpp sets the gold standard in trade agreements to open free, transparent, fair trade, the kind of environment that has the rule of law in a level playing field. and when negotiated, this agreement will cover 40% of the world's total trade and build in strong protections for workers and the environment. >> so as you know, chris, now hillary clinton is against tpp, right? >> right. >> trump is way against tpp. how might this affect voters who might be thinking about hillary clinton in pennsylvania? >> yeah. i mean, i think this is something i hear a lot out here in the west. there's a trust issue w

southern bangladesh. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in beijing for talks with chinese officials, and it's expected his visit will be dominated by tensions over the south china. beijing has sought to strengthen its claims in the region by building and fortifying islands there. u.s. defense secretary ash carter on friday warned china against, quote, erecting a great wall of self-isolation. on sunday, china reacted as a top admiral said beijing will not be intimidated. >> translator: we do not make trouble. but we have no fear of trouble. china will not bear with the arbitration award, nor will it allow any infringement on his sovereignty and security interest. or stay indifferent to the irresponsible behavior of some countries in and around the south china sea. >> we'll take a short break here. when we come back, louisville, kentucky, is celebrating the life of its hometown hero. we'll show you how the city is remembering muhammad ali. >>> plus france is preparing for the euro 2016 football championship, but some countries warn it could be a target for terrorists. stay with us. hello welcome to holiday inn. running our own business, we've been traveling a lot

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china, ganges in india, or the colorado in the western u.s. but in the andes and the alps and the rockies, the mountain snow pack is disappearing. here in southernornia, by the 2020s, the loss of snow pack could threaten almost half of our water supply. another aspect of the drying problem is wild fires. fire seasons are now almost 3 months longer than they were in the 1970s. and more important than anything else, the drying climate is going to affect our ability to grow food. the midwestern american farm belt has been under stress these past 4 summers. here's a preview of the world of our children and grandchildren. these are projections from ncar, a federally funded atmospheric research group. in 2030, southern california will be a severe, but not quite extreme drought. by 2060 to 2069, it and much of the west will be in extreme drought. same story with mexico, central america. there will be a solid band of drought running through much of the u.s., southern europe, also north african and the middle east. if millions of people, maybe hundreds of millions, can't grow food and feed their families, they will migrate. they have no choice. what do t

southern border in el paso and other areas. lorraine in redford, michigan. go ahead. caller: i think it makes us weaker. if we continue to let them have -- illegaligration immigration, it will make us another chinaxico. you know what china did to us. i think that is totally wrong and it should not be allowed to happen. host: what about legal immigration? caller: legal is fine. if you are legal, you are legal. host: john in charleston, west virginia. caller: thank you for c-span. i get a lot of information from you guys. a quick comment to make -- a lot legalple don't know that immigration constitute 600,000 a year come employment-based and family-based, like planning a large city in the u.s. every single he appeared -- every single year. that is just legal immigration. a lot of people to compete for jobs. everyone focuses on the legal aspect. -- illegal aspect. out, there is new data front page of "the times" this money. -- front page of "the washington times" this morning. illegalal and immigration spiked in the last year. recently, when we were in laredo, texas, we were able to speak with the different divisions of u.s. customs and border protection. we talked with the folks at the ports of en

china , the philippines. that is the problem we have. not the southern border. guest: i don't think we are giving taxes and california back to spain -- texas and spain back -- i don't think we are giving texas and california back to spain anytime soon. you did put your finger on an important point. the outsourcing phenomenon conceived in the 1980's was supposed to be replaced with information jobs. all of those went off site. the globalization has proved to be bankrupt for the labor market. the double whammy, outsourcing all of these jobs, and sourcing all of this foreign labor, never before seen in american history. this is not the level of immigration we had. far in excess. to have this incoming foreign labor at a time when we are outsourcing all of these jobs. everybody agrees nafta has not delivered promises it has said it would. you can see why it is a mix of policies. it is about time somebody spoke up for the average american getting screwed in this process. host: a tweet -- who is hiring the immigrants? guest: there are different categories of immigrants