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southern border. >> migrant crossings now approaching record levels. will a new policy allowing venezuelans to apply for work permits make the problems at the border even worse? we hear from an expert the urgent call for help from the pilot who ejected from a fighter jet over south carolina. >> i just wrote a parachute down to the ground. can you please send an ambulance with the 911 calls? >> reveal and the confusion that followed. plus new questions about these $100 million jets and whether taxpayers are getting their money's worth. >> weather alert. tropical storm warnings for millions along the east coast just in time for the weekend. and up to six inches of rain. we time it out. >> the historic new high speed railroad going into service today. is this the future of the american commute? >> and later, the dog trapped in this river full of crocodiles. what happened next was not expected. and. from ab new york, this is america this morning. good friday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with the new details abou

and we begin tonight with day unfolding crisis at the southern border. migrant crossingstest for the biden administration's border strategy. apprehensions at the border are topping more than 8,000 a day, overwhelming the already crowded migrant facility is from san diego to southern texas, where one border town has issued an emergency declaration. and this just in, u.s. border officials are closing a busy bridge in eagle pass due to the spike. the governor of texas tonight announcing he will send more national guard to the border. the ripple effect is felt to nationwide from los angeles to new york, where more than 110,000 asylum-seekers have arrived since last spring pushing some of the country's biggest cities to a breaking point. cbs's manuel bojorquez starts us off tonight from the border in el paso, texas. good evening, manuel. >> reporter: j.b., good evening to you. el paso has been here before, but rather than have migrants sleep out in the streets, there has been a concerted effort to move them in to shelters, hotels, or onto their next destination. but with the n

southern border. roughly 11,000 individuals were apprehended trying to cross the southern border in 24 hours this pasteekend. 11,000 in 24 hours. if the white house really thinks its, quote, stopping the flow at the border, as the white house press secretary said last month, it should think again. and, mr. president, it's important to note that the numbers i've mentioned only reflect individuals who were actually apprehended. they don't include individuals who have made their way into the country illegally without -- without being caught. since the beginning of the biden administration there have been at least 1.5 million known gotaways. individuals the border patrol detected but unable to apprehend. mr. president, the biden administration's so-called border plan is clearly not working, and state and local governments are stretched thin. and i'm not just talking about border towns and border states, i'm talking about places like new york city, chicago, massachusetts. as migrants flood into these locations, blue states and blue cities are learning what border states have been experiencing for years, an

nbc news, pontiac, michigan >>> tonight, no letup in the latest surge of migrants illegally crossing the southern border officials telling nbc news, most migrants are now being released into the u.s tom llamas spoke with some of them in eagle pass, texas. >> reporter: from early this morning through the afternoon, migrants still pouring into eagle pass, texas. this group right here just crossed the rio grande [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: they say they've been traveling for a month and three days packing freight trains, riding anywhere they can. this week they've come by the tens of thousands. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: this man saying he's too weak to continue. he needs water part of a surge of migrants that took border towns and homeland security by surprise in just the last 24 hours, there were 8,200 illegal crossings over the southern border, 2,600 in eagle pass alone. >> how many of you guys rode the train? [ speaking in a global language ] everybody rode the train. the train was full [ speaking in a global language ] a thousand people. the trains were fu

latest flash point in the growing crisis over what to do about the surge of migrants trying to cross the southernther body was recovered today, a day after a three year old boy died trying to cross the rio grande. more on that in a moment. right now let's go to our ed lavandera, act, in eagle pass, in texas. and what more can you tell us about what you're seeing? >> well john, as you, know eagle pass is the focal point of this latest surge of migration. when you look around here, you see a wall of steel containers miles of razor wire here along eagle pass. hundreds of federal agents, hundreds of state troopers. but despite all of that, thousands of people are still crossing in this very spot. >> dozens of migrants stand in the rio grande. moments after forming a human chain to crush the river. and through layers of razor wire, trying to reach eagle pass texas. >> they tell me there from venezuela. among them a woman in her toddler, the danger for them is real. two people including a three year old boy have drowned this week after being swept away in a river current. but after a nearly 3000 mile j

of atonement. the area is present crossing in northern gaza and the kirim shalom commercial crossing southerne the suffering of more than 2 million ghazans who have been under crippling blockade since 2007. they impovered. already suffers from high poverty and unemployment rates. experts say that sealing the crossings during jewish holidays will further complicate the situation and is part of israel's racist policies against the palestinians. we strongly condemn this outrageous move. israel uses jewish holidays as a race excused to make the people of god suffer and deprive them of their most basic rights. the goal of. the crossings is to further ten the blocade, destroy the economy and to keep the people of gaza as prisoners in a big prison. every year the apartide israeli regime seals the crossings with gaza for average of 100 days for jewish holidays and other occasions while keeping its crossings with egypt and jordan open on the same occasions. israel has systematically closed the border crossings between gaza and israel, aris and karim shalom, which has inflicted more hardship and more..

i'm james brown in for norah, and we begin tonight with the unfolding crisis at the southern border. migrant crossingset another major test fr biden administration's border strategy. apprehensions at the border are topping more than 8,000 a day, overwhelming the already crowded migrant facilities from san diego to southern texas, where one border town has issued an emergency declaration. and this just in. u.s. border officials are closing a busy bridge in eagle pass due to the spike. the governor of texas tonight announcing he will send more national guard to the border. the ripple effect is felt nationwide, from los angeles to new york, where more than 110,000 asylum seekers have arrived since last spring, pushing some of the country's biggest cities to a breaking point. cbs' manuel bojorquez starts us off tonight from the border in el paso, texas. good evening, manuel. >> jb, good evening to you. el paso has been here before, but rather than have migrants sleep out in the streets, this time there has been a concerted effort to move them into shelters, hotels, or on to their next destination. but wit

[applause] we have seen 6 million illegal crossings over our southern border. unbelievable. with removal of title 42, it could be as high in the next two years as 10 million. we deserve better than that as americans. if we are going to protect this great nation, we need a president who will stand photo with president -- stand toe-to -toe with president xi and china. it is not the strength of president xi that is a problem, it is the weakness of president biden that is the problem that we face as a nation. we have to stop the chinese from spying on our kids, buying our farmland, and stealing our intellectual property to compete against us. they are literally stealing our jobs by stealing our intellectual property, and as president of the united states i will stand toe to toe and say not on my watch. and restoring hope is so critical. restoring hope for me means every single parent in every zip code deserves quality education for their kids. a parent deserves the choice so the kids have a chance. my mom, god bless her, had to raise me and my brothers. she was a single parent.

the area's pedestin crossing in northern gaza and the kerim shalom commercial crossing in southern gaza will remain shot until. tuesday, the closure of the crossings will only increase the suffering of more than 2 million gazans have been under crippling bloccade since 2007. they impovered coastal sliver already suffers from high poverty and unemployment rates. experts say that sealing the crossings during jewish holidays will further complicate the situation and is part of israel's racist policies against the palestinians. يعني نحن نستهجن بشده استعمال. we strongly condemn this. outrageous move, israel uses jewish holidays as a racist excuse to make the people of gaza suffer and deprive them of their most basic rights. the goal of closing the crossings is to further tighten the blocade, destroy the economy, and to keep the people of gaza as prisoners in a big prison. every year, the apartide israeli regime seals the crossings with gaza for average of 100 days for jewish holidays and other occasions while keeping its crossings with egypt and jordan. open on the same occasions, israel has

southern and eastern areas. and then, through the night, we get some more heavy, potentially thundery rain crossing into southernwing behind and a slightly fresher night, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, northern england. in the south, with rain band close by, it'll still be quite mild. and it's still close by friday morning before the ridge of high pressure builds in behind it, so we could wake to some rain across southern areas, and we will have some showers across the far north and west of scotland throughout the day, one or two elsewhere in northwestern parts, but also a lot of dry and bright weather in between with some sunshine which, again, will lift our temperatures with the wind starting to ease a little, into the high teens and possibly 20 celsius. this is why — a ridge of high pressure, which brings us to the start of the weekend. i think it'll be quite a cool start on saturday morning, 5s and 6s, close to ground frost levels in the north. patchy mist and patchy fog at this time of year takes till mid—morning to clear. once it does so, then we've got a decent day in terms of dry, bright, q

southern border. another city declaring an emergency with thousands of crossings per day. and now breaking overnight, a new plan from the biden administration extending legal status for some venezuelans. what the plan means and the new resources being sent to the border. >> also this morning, the fallout and the manhunt after a murder suspect in the midwest is released from jail by mistake. how authorities say it happened . >> a disturbing new allegation against rudy giuliani, the man once known as america's mayor. now accused of groping a former white house aide. how giuliani spokesperson is responding. >> the new legal battle over google maps should google be held responsible for a deadly car crash? >> a new warning about ultra processed foods, including artificial sweeteners. the toll they could be taking on our mental health. >> and from the value of this rare $10,000 bill to the value of this painting found at a thrift store to the new restaurant service charge igniting outrage. it's thursday . september 21st. from abc news in new york, this is america. >> this mornin

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they're getting 9,000 a day down here at the southern border, a lot crossing in eagle pass. take a look at this video our drone team shot showing a massive crossing in the river behind where i'm standing. you'll see a human chain in the water as they're trying to get across the river. very dangerous spot, a 10-year-old boy drowned in this area last week. the port of entry is right next to these people. this is 100 yards away. they don't care though. they want to cross illegally because they feel if they can step foot in the united states, they'll be released in to the country. i want to show you human smuggling pursuit. texas dps chasing human smuggler. the driver, an illegal immigrant driving a stolen truck. they spike his tires. he goes in to the brush, loses with control. you'll see on the camera, everybody goes bailing out of the vehicle, running off in different directions. texas dps arrested the driver and six illegal immigrants. last thing to show you with texas dps, troopers in the brush as they're arresting illegal immigrants trying to evade capture from border patr

wave, before they stopped at the crosses, more than 52,000 unauthorised maritime arrivals and around 1100 deaths at sea were recorded between 2008 and 2014. operation southernlled or taken to immigration detention centres in third countries. there were some 400 illegal boat crossings in 2013, yet

s. c's, a record number of migrants crossing its southern border and mexico the times that reuben, yeah, it's great to have you with us. this is elza 0 life from don't also coming up ethnic armenians lean are going to carry back. one of the leaders of our media and as a by john agreed to meet to discuss the crisis the.

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speaker, since president biden took office, there have been over 5.8 million illegal crossings on our southern border. and 1.6 million illegal immigrants have evaded apprehension. instead of funding our border patrol agents to deal with the rise and attempting crossings, president biden has chosen to knife dozennings -- inis eat this advise capitols is by ending trump administration's remain in mexico. between the ages of 18 and 24 overdoses of americans, democrats' failure to pass comprehensive border -- border security legislation is indictment of their failure to protect the american people. instead of addressing the importation of fentanyl related substances, liberals in this body have voted against legislation like halt fentanyl act, which is legislation that would permanently classify these drugs as schedule one narcotics and impose harsh penalties on the dealers who traffic these deadly poisons. in the past year, i have spoken with too many first responders who have admin starred -- administered narcan on 9-1-1 calls. i have spoken with too many county coroners performing autopsies on y

. >> reporter: abbott's comments at a conservative event come as southern border crossings are at a nearapprehensions daily. the mayor of laredo, texas, told cbs news the federal budget stalemate and threat of a government shutdown are adding to the crisis. >> border security is number one, and if we don't have any border security, that could give a wrong message to illegal organizations like cartels. >> reporter: republican governors busing migrants out of their overwhelmed border towns to cities like new york, los angeles, d.c., and chicago has been criticized for turning people into political pawns. here in new york, with designated shelters like the roosevelt hotel at capacity, mayor eric adams is looking at things like schools and parks for housing. but he's facing pushback. a staten island neighborhood is fighting a shelter there, and brooklyn leaders are pushing back against a plan for a migrant camp on federal park land. >> rather than providing access to this national park space, the federal government is restricting the ability of the public to fully enjoy the 1,300 acres of pa

evening news is up next and we are back here ♪ ♪ >> james: tonight the crisis at the southern border as illegal crossings are overwhelmed and cities like new york city and chicago are struggling to handle the influx of migrants. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ the unprecedented number of migrants climbing onboard cargo trains forces all halt of the railway. as one u.s. town issues and emergency declaration. >> we will explore what is behind the latest spike in numbers tonight.

. >>> the border crisis with no end in sight, dozens of migrants are crossing the southern border today while airboats patrol the rio grande. the mayor of eagle pass, texas signed an emergency declaration. the state of disaster will remain in place for a week according to the texas department of public safety. >> reporter: the flow of migrants is not stopping, even today, even as more border patrols, dhs agents, and the military is here on the ground to try to alleviate the situation. what's happening in mexico as those migrants pass through and also what people here in shelters are saying about the experience. >> you can see tom's full report coming up at 6:30. >>> a fundraiser literally taking their mission to new heights in san francisco. walk over the edge is taking over the westin st. francis in union square. today, firefighters went first repelling off the side of the hotel. then tomorrow, more than 60 people, including today in the bay's marcus washington and me will repel 150 feet down the outside of the historic hotel. the goal to raise $100,000 for the taaf organization, the a

a lot better funded than our border patrol agents and they're in full control of the southern border. no one can crossry without paying them and you're right, they're using children and they're using children that have no parents, there's a lot of children that live in the streets of mexico and these children are being convinced to come with migrants and they're being told stories that they'll have a better life here and they pretend to be relate offed the migrant. they claim to be related when in reality they're not related to the children. we've had 87,000 children that we don't know where they're at because they came in with a little paper in their pocket, with an address and phone number and 30 days later we don't know where the children are at and that is how we lost track of 87,000 children and the united states is the number one in child trafficking and mexico is the number one supplier and we've got to put an end to that and that starts by securing the border and that is how we're going to defund the mexican cartel by us securing the border. the state is not the same thing that i grew up in. m

stuart: thousands of migrants walk across the southern border, 20,000 crossed this week alone. the roosevelt hotel, do we know why new arrivals, thousands of them go across the country? >> that's the question they are asking, wanting to know, as they see from the reporting on eagle pass by the thousands, once they get to the united states, to figure that out. look on the screen, these are the top cities we know are seeing the most migrants, new york city, chicago, la and dallas, according to track, that the nonprofit data research center pulling in those numbers. sounding the alarm for months, gop governors sent the letter to the president this week calling on him to say, quote, your administered and admitted under oath to congress the cartels prioritize the southern border as a major corridor and exploited daily for human trafficking. they can't tolerate depth from the fentanyl crisis. pouring a failed drug into the communities. and to the cartels posing the greatest criminal drug threat. and new york city and across the country. they are doing their best to keep up. talking t

head for united states strong home and is in southern mexico near the border with go. tomato mates. coast is overwhelmed. that 6000 migrants today, the crossing here, the southern border and looking to push on twits know the name of the united states . this is to revise that quote, it exceeds whatever capacity we have, even the mexico wants to do a good job. the, the many, the, the city they reach is the top, the to the, just a few kilometers from the guatemalan buddha. it's pulled towards the flowing people have been queueing to days outside the mobile asylum. would you the papers try and get through the country? we've been here for 4 days, sleeping on the floor. it's rained on us, then the sun. we sleep in the queue, so we don't lose our place and the government. so we can always buses to and it's woods, the pressurized temperature, and take people to be processed in another nearby city. some people want to go, it's the rep, the route, but there are not enough seats. so another comes in that the, by the roadside. when money is stephanie and the family a way to i, you know, some people have time. we don't, we lost everything after leaving th

over 35,000 people crossed the southern border between friday and monday. bill saw two thousand people crossing at once. 7,000 people on sunday alone. customs and border protection sell us they expect to see fluctuations on the border and are working on processing the illegals. how about sending them home? joe doesn't seem to catamaran he's busy having dinner in new york and raising money on broadway here with reaction former senior adviser to president trump stephen miller fox news contributor lisa booth. for new york city alone $40,000 per, $billion that new york city taxpayers are thinking about an illegal migrant tax. >> i guess eric adams are no longer bessies. there's no other way to say this besides joe biden is trying to destroy america. how else do you explain what he's allowing to happen the the southern boarder? we can create entire new states out of the amount of liam immigrant that have come under his watch. why is he allowing this to happen? you have to look at new york city, it's brought new york city to its knees a hundred thousand migrants i

crossing the river. what many authorities and officials along the u.s. southern border are trying to figure out is whether or not this is a momentary surge, something that will pass, or a sign of a more sustained issues they are going to have to deal with for weeks and months ahead. sar and phil. >> no near terminal 8 fix. thank you. >>> also this morning a government shutdown is looking more likely than ever. there is the clock. [ speaking in a non-english language ] has sent grease home for a long weekend. it comes after mccarthy suffered yet another major defeat on the house floor. yet again, hard line conservatives killed the gop's defense spending bill as mccarthy struggles to retain a republican rebellion. >> it's frustrating in the sense that i don't understand why anybody votes against bringing the idea and having the debate. then you have all the maemts. this is a whole new concept of individuals that want to burn the place down. it doesn't work. >> the speaker saying that some of the members of his own party want to burn the place down. all right. it is

and they're already crowded shelters are overwhelmed. >> nearly 9,000 people acrossed the crossed the southern as they attempt to make the dangerous crossing the rio grande to the u.s. ed lavendera has more. >> reporter: a small group of migrants scour the river bank searching for a safe place to slip through razor wire, their final obstacle in a month's long journey to reach u.s. soil. a man carries a young boy on his shoulders, leading a line of migrants crossing the rio grande. >> he said we faint. we pass out. this is crazy but thank god we are here. this gentleman holds his 3-year-old child telling me his family walked for three months through mexico before crossing the river. he said we crossed illegally because our children can't take it anymore. can't handle it anymore. eagle pass, texas, has been the flash point for a u.s. border crisis with no end in sight. for several days, thousands of people have turned themselves into u.s. authorities, but on this day, the scene is dramatically different, only a small number of migrants have crossed the river. >> people are frustrated. they're an

in the meantime, migrant crossings at the southern border continue to increase. crossed near eagle pass, texas. some of them waiting in the river bank of the rio grande, waiting for a chance to cross. they are fleeing the terror of a dictatorship, this man says. he is willing to risk his life. reporting in new york, gloria pazmino, skrn. >>> still ahead for us, two-time women's world cup winner megan rapinoe will finger her 17-year international career later today. a look at her legacy next. just ask my old friend, kevin. nothing like enjoying a cold one while watchihing the game. who's winning? no idea. real milk. real delicious. and don't forget to try some delicious, creamy lactaid ice cream. what's that mabel? (mooo) wow, smart cow! oh, oh, oh...i'll be the judge of that. oh, that's nice... oh!! searchable, verified reviews. that's better than the ham, and i've never said that. booking.com booking.yeah rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in peopl

the resulting in the us where record numbers of migraines. crossing the southern border from mexico, nearly 9000 people have arrived in just 24 hours. the boldest city of ega, pos and texas has now declared a state of emergency. i'll just say was, how does your cast her reports from the us side of the boat of this family with a toddler in an infant is stranded on a small island in the middle of the rio grande river. mexico is behind them. the united states is a head, but there's a problem. the water head gets deeper into children recently drowned here. the family is frightened. they turn around, back at the island. the toddler plays as the father considers his options. the arrival of more migrants emboldens him. there may be safety in numbers, more hands to catch small ones. if they're swept away and altogether, they cross wife with children. through this i ask for their futures. the answer, this is the scene on repeat in ego passed, texas. is the town experiencing a surge of unauthorized border crossings numbering up to the thousands daily. the us border patrol boats plus the water

s. c's, a record number of migrants crossing its southern border and mexico. the spencer of any age, great to have you with us. this is allison 0 life from don't also coming up ethnic armenians lean are going to carry back. one of the leaders of our media and as a by john agreed to meet to discuss the crisis, the stand off in northern kosovo. dozens of attackers that hold up at the monastery after police officer was shot dead. i'm the richardson of the asian games in congo china, taking a closer look at the ancient motion, all of worship, which in more recent times has become a competitive skills dominated by chinese athletes. the beginning of the us mexico border where the city of ego passed and texas has declared a state of emergency following an influx of migrants from mexico. nearly 9000 people have made the crossing into the us in just 24 hours. the mayor of the city of el paso and texas has warned that his city is it a breaking point as migrants arrive? the white house says it has sent 800 military personnel to help alpha 0 as have usual. castro is not t

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the so we're going to start in the us reco numbers of migrants are crossing the southern border from mexico. nearly 9000 people have arrived in just 24 hours. the board of city of eagle pass and texas has declared a state of emergency mexico in the us have agreed the migrants will be deported to the home country. so going to introduce new measures to cover the surgeon border crossings. the mayor of el paso and texas says the city is over found as thousands of new asylum seekers arrive each day. the city of our paso and they have so many resources and we have come to where we look at a breaking point right now. a solemn speakers are mostly from venezuela. if i do this and hates many of seeing violence, financial crises, all political turmoil of my colleagues civil. vanya who spoke to a correspondent highly. jo castro was at the border in eagle past texas. that's where hundreds of miles and so being crossing the rio grande river to get into the us. i see that they've successfully waited across his chest deep water. some of them carry in children on their shoulders. some young children

the we're starting in the us where record numbers of migraines crossing the southern border from mexico. maybe 9000 people have arrived in just 24 hours. the boat, a city of ego pos and texas has now to get a state of emergency mexico and the us have agreed the migrants will be deported to that home. countries this autumn see cuz i must be from venezuela on 2 of us, an 18, many of the leading violence financial crisis or political time. what the matter about the process is the city is overwhelmed. the city of uh, paso, and it has so many resources and we have come to but we look at a breaking point right now, a lot corresponding. how does your castro is that in the border in eagle, fast, texas? there's a group now crossing the rio grande river. you can see them just behind this barbed wire. a woman is shouting, don't be desperate. hold on to each other and we can do this. you're seeing the small children riding a top the shoulders of adults, another young child, she was almost just with her neck above the water. this is the point of the rio grande, where the water does reach, has high m

the so we're going to start in the us reco numbers of migrants are crossing the southern border from mexico. nearly 9000 people arrives in just 24 hours the board, a city of legal pass and texas has declared a state of emergency mexico and the us have agreed that migrants are going to be deported to their home. countries are going to introduce new measures to cub the surgeon border crossings. the mayor of el paso in texas says that city is overwhelmed as files of new asylum seekers arrive each day. the city of paso and they have so many resources and we have come to but we look at a breaking point right now is items because mostly from venezuela, hondas, and haiti, many of the violence financial crisis or political turmoil, hydro castro's at the board, or an eagle pass in texas actually right here we were just standing here in video for video or he's asking if we can go get into the shade because he has been in his son for so long. this is for, for video who is from venice, where that was listed on his plan is to give him a, almost his chance. i'm asking him how he feels to have a ne

a warning of the city of breaking point, the us sees a record number of migrants crossing its southern border with mexico. plus i'm, i'd be richardson of the asian games in congo china. taking a closer look at the ancient marshal of worship, which in more recent times has become a competitive schools, dominated by chinese athletes. the leaders of our media and as are based on have agreed to meet next week to discuss the situation in the gore. no camera back. i think our meetings have begun fleeing the region. have to as a buyer's on tightened its grip on the enclave. the area has had a majority ethnic or median population. as a by john however says it wants to integrate it's residents. hold on bill, how many reports the hundreds remain stranded estimate armenian seeking the protection of russian peacekeepers who now controlled this airport in the going to cut off. they fled they towns and villages. feeling the arrival of visor. but john, the soldiers this by buck who's saying the people of armenian defense will be protected by the constitution. but like many here, validity edit but 10

this does come as mexico has promised to try to slow the surge of migrants crossing its southern border with guatemala and continuing north into the united states. cnn's david culver is, as you know, along the mexican-guatemalan border in the south of mexico where migrants are determined to continue their dangerous journey north. >> reporter: they stick together throughout. no one left behind. from falls to steep climbs. >> a lot of young children. some of them are just basically being carried up. >> reporter: to dead ends. >> we started to go the wrong way for the moment. now they're backtracking a little bit. >> reporter: setback after setback. >> he's saying that they paid, were promised another pickup on the other side, but it seems like that driver just took off with their money. >> reporter: this just part of a day's journey for these migrants, a day that started not here in southern mexico but across the suchiate river in guatemala. with passports stamped we take the official land crossing. ♪ stepping into a vibrant tecunaman. in the shadow of the town's square we meet two venezu

southern border. a large number of asylum seekers continued to cross over from mexico. the mayor of el paso says the border city is now a breaking point. while another city eagle pass has declared a state of emergency, nearly 9000 people arrived on sunday alone. mexico has made an agreement with the us to the port migraines back to that home, countries to try and combat the search in crossings. now for many of the migraines, the journey is perilous. those from south america across the diary in gap, an inhospitable stretch of jungle, between columbia and panama. moving through a central america, the migrants and to mexico, some seek asylum, they want others move for the north of the us. mexico border migrants and rescue g . c, to enter the united states as final and desired destination. and we're covering this story from both sides of the rio grande. my new arrival is in mexico city. but 1st, let's go to heidi to castro who's in eagle past texas. heidi, which seems a very dramatic pictures from where you want these past 2 days, just bring us up to speed with what's been