channels, cross-border units that have never been in their path before.was massive, the changes that covid brought to retail and the entire world. taylor: everything we hear is that those changes are here to stay. are you hearing the same thing? >> yes. there is a big trend in the market that it was a trend before covid and now people are jumping on the table to executed. for example, it's a big trend but not necessarily in the united states and the united states will take a big hit. it's already a reality in asia. we are reaching the united states. it already represents a big portion of the asian e-commerce market. all of these make the global trade a new reality and i can't imagine that the cross-border trade look for you guys, the three of you who already bought something online and when you open the package, came something from china? and you didn't even know that it comes from their. -- that it comes from there. this is a cross-border reality and it changes the way how we understand that organizations should work. romaine: absolutely and it's not jus

united states. and we have because more than 10000 people, most of them haitian, cross the river to get to the united states and establish a sort of makeshift time wanting to be given asylum and to be able to stay in the united states. many of them travel through south and central america to get to this point. they flee poverty and years of political turmoil and natural disasters. back home, i did. i thought that remote or not, i'm really scared, you know why katie had enough quick. we were left with nothing, no home, no food, nothing, almost all my family died. and if we don't go across where we go to go, we don't have a home. that's why with searching for a better future for us about the flow of patients crossing to united states at this point, suddenly turn into a torrent of the last week or 2. but now it's slowed again. people have heard the plans from the u. s. government to fly many in the come back home. yet we scared that if we cross, i don't just report a specter haiti and it will be worse for us. those we did see crossing the river. when made me bring food and water for those on the other s

i think they're coded response was there was united cross all party platform parties. they were united in their approach to making decisions. and i think he had that support. but he saw the end of the pandemic coming, and he wanted to make sure he had a full majority after that and thought, what seems to be perhaps backfiring on a key touch on what's going on with talk. i'm getting into this race and who he is for sure. i. so aaron or tools leader of cat is conservative party, freshly minted, got elected during, as leader of the conservative during the pandemic in a virtual leadership race. and this is the 1st time canadian has been introduced to him and he sort of the into just introduce yang as other word because he's trying to say that he's got the better plan to help canada get out of the pandemic and, and recover and tackle things like climate change, and this is a big deal for the canadian conservative party. they haven't exactly type of climate change. i thought the moment. so we're, we're seeing a climate claim for them for the 1st time they, they have ideas for

anyone -- a young man, a young woman, a little boy, a little girl -- thousands of girls to cross into the united states. by the way, do you know there's a 100% operational control on the border? 100% on the southern side. nobody crosses the border without the cartel's permission. if you do, they will kill you. every person who crosses the border does so after paying the cartels because you will be killed otherwise. but often when they come, they'll cross and they'll end up in a stash house. it's been to those stash housings. i have been out on the midnight patrols with the border patrols. you go to the stash houses and there are color wristbands that they put on the illegal immigrant. they correspond to how many thousands of dollars they paid and how many thousands of dollars more they owe. often when they get here, the cartels will say, thank you for yore "x" thousands of dollars. we want "y" thousand more. tragically, it is at those stackhouses in the united states, where many of the sexual assault occur, and so these immigrants, many of whom are young children, when they get here, the biden a

another fairly big day in texas along the rio grande, witnessed as many as three different family units crossing the rio grande in the state of texas management dps and eventually hands them off to u.s. border patrol for processing and it is a very fairly orderly process read it's much different compared to what happened just a week ago, when some 15000 nationals sort of flooded into the area just underneath the bridge of the international bridge that bridges both mexico and del rio texas, no eventually that camp was cleared out law enforcement said this is just one example of what is going on throughout the us-mexico border. >> the numbers have not decreased there were over 200,000 in august reported. keep in mind that this 15000 showed up here in del rio, still have to deal with thousands and thousands are crossing daily along the southern border and border patrol is dealing with them as well pretty. >> seaport now here in the ground in texas, they tell us and authorities are tracking another possible margaret caravan that's just around the corner they say around 20000 migrants in a group have

we're just in one spot, and so far today we've seen as many as five different migrant family units crossingnde and sort of the same story, they essentially surrender themselves to texas dps who hand them over to border patrol, take them away for processing. last week we saw a lot of folks from haiti, yesterday mostly venezuela, today cuba and venezuela. so far today oklahomaland security secretary alejandro mayorkas sort of responding to those claims that when people come here, they know they're especially going to eventually be released into the united states. take a listen. >> in 2019 we saw a large number, in 2014, in 2010. this is nothing new. it spans many, many years. it spans different administrations of both parties, and and it speaks to the need for legislative reform. >> reporter: mayorkas wouldn't call the situation a flood of people trying to my grit to the -- migrate to the u.s. he says the biden administration doesn't agree with the building of a wall, and he says the law gives people the opportunity to make a claim for asylum. but texas governor abbott says the biden administ

once again, it comes as around 800 people have risked their lives, trying to reach the united kingdom and crossing one of the wells busiest shipping lanes and one single day alone. now the home secretary has met with the french interior minister off the pre to protect threatening to cut a 54000000 pounds funding pledge to help the french authorities in their operations across the channel, unless more boats intercepted now obviously the french authorities are particularly angry with the u. k. such a threat that we've just had and have said, this is not what they signed up for. the conditions of the suns when you go, she did indeed with the british and it was never on condition of specific targets. that approach would translate into a serious loss of trust in our corporation. well, it's been a bit of a tit for tat between the 2 nations for quite some time. now, the french have always said that this is a british problem and that they should be dealing with the issue out source. i. e, are the very countries in which refugees are headed towards you are a particularly at this heightened time. as we know

they are trying to cross to mexico during the day to purchase some groceries, water, supplies, and they are explaining that they are not getting enough from the unitedies. we just saw a boat crossing by. that boat is patrolling the area trying to rescue migrants that are drowning. that's what they told us. they are from mexican authorities immigration institute. they are hearing that most of the people that are under the bridge have been deported so many of them are thinking to come back to mexico and rethink about their situations because it's really complex what is going on under the river. the united states immigration authorities have said that in a period of about seven days they hope to evacuate all these migrants, more than 12,000 that are under the bridge, under this difficult situation. the weather is too hot right here, ana, and the problem as you see in the back, the people taking the risk of drowning because they want to come back to mexico during the day to purchase groceries, to purchase water, and there's still more people coming to the area. we're seeing more people coming through the area, so the problem is going to be hard to solve

we personally witnessed as many as three family units crossing.as state troopers here who sort of intercept them, make contact with them, then hand them off to border patrol for processing. and this is something that will just continue to go on and continues to go on. and so really it's nowhere near compared to the traffic we saw one week ago. that's when we saw around 15,000 migrants almost at once, mostly haitian nationals, crossing the international bridge. they set up camp there for a few days, but now that has been cleared out while federal and state law enforcement have handled that latest surge in that one specific spot. they say it's only just one example of the ongoing issues at the border that really show no signs of stopping. >> the numbers have not decreased. last month, in august, there were over 200,000 apprehensions reported. keep in mind, too, the 15,000 that showed up here in del rio, we're still having to deal with the thousands and thousands that are crossing daily along the southern border. and as it is, border patrol is alread

freestylelibre.us ♪ ♪ >> we're learning new details on the border patrol horse unit that was preventing migrants from crossingd states. according to security officials, the mounted team arrived at the border hours before the photos were taken and they were under orders not to let anyone cross. a team has been sent to del rio to determine if the border patrol agents whipped any of the immigrants. that didn't stop them or other prominent democrats from concluding what the border agents did was wrong. listen to this. >> to be treated like they did. horses and running them over and people being strapped. it is outrageous. and i promise you those people will pay. >> it evoked images of the worst moments of our history where that kind of behavior has been used against the indigenous people of our country and african americans. >> we know those images painfully conjured up the ongoing battle against systemic racism. >> it was bad and it shocked me. i expected our administration to know better than to have horses chasing down black people. >> the photographer who took the picture saying i have never seen this and it

united states. but they can't cross in their car. so this is going to be a friction point for canadians add to that. canadians are watching very carefully the southern border where we continue to see legal crossings and document migrants who are not really being tested with any sort of consistency given the fact that often the authorities are not aware they've crossed over. so there are some questions about how this played out, but the white house insist that these are going to allow more freedom of travel. and the thing they say that is good about all of this is that now instead of being sort of blocked from traveling to the united states based on your country of origin, it will only be on your vaccination status. so it's a, it's a, the individual approach versus a country approach. and why do this now at a time when the delta variant is obviously very prevalent, there in the u. s. and it's having an effect on businesses on the economy. absolutely, this is a big question. that dominated for much of the white house press briefing tha

the uncomfortable i've reached a deal to put an end to a board, a dispute special police units deployed a crossings will now be replaced by nato peacekeepers for the next 2 weeks. earlier this month, cost of demanded the serbian cars crossing the border by temporary license plates. again, zach h reports now from belgrade, after 2 days suddenly she asians and then they saw finishes parties have agreed that hostile special police forces have been deployed. the north of possible will be replaced with the nathan troops and the local serbs really moved their road blocks. also, current car please license problem will be resolved through the temporary solution until the vertical dots will be established. who is the thing there present of? there will be a new priest in belgrade reach a permanent solution. cost of all is the former, serbian problem that has declared independence in 2000 pays. but serbia does not recognize it as a faith. so the serbia does not allow cars from coastal with republic. call somebody is patients on their car place is a column or measure possible have vend entered in cars from tha

kosovo have reached a deal to put an end to a border, disputes that special police units deployed at border crossings will be replaced by nato peacekeepers for the next 2 weeks. as part of the grievance tension between the neighbors increased earlier this month when course of all demanded that serve in cars cross in the border by temporary license plates. let's get more and i from on you and zoe. she joins us live from bell grades on yet. this is this a significant development? would you say? yes. are actually author today's so of negotiations in 10 days. so vengeance parties have read this agreement about the cost of a special police unit, the current to deploy that yadi and bring out crossings in the north. the cost of all will be removed as well as the road blocks. doc have been set by a local the 3rd this measure will take place in the saturday, october 2nd. before that, nathan mission, in cost of all, as you said, will deploy each job in your name or not can variable there for approximately 2 weeks in order to maintain peace and the freedom of movement. 2 days later on the monday, october 4th, t

. >>> the united states crossed the 41 million covid case milestone late last night according to a new nbc news tally. after a slow and steady decline in the spring, cases have started to increase over the summer. 16 states and territories have seen a 25%s increase in the number of covid cases in just the last two weeks. as of last night, there were more than 662,000 coronavirus related deaths. >>> back here locally more drama surrounding the sinking and leaning millennium tower. san francisco building inspectors are trying to halt crews from resuming their work to fix it. they sent homeowners a letter requesting they wait until the city has a chance to figure out what went wrong with the first attempt before making a second attempt to fix the luxury tower. crews are trying to drive steel support towers down to bedrock. contractors stopped the work several weeks ago when they realized the tower had sunk another inch. it's leaning 22 inches at the top. a veteran engineer told us the so-called fix is just a mend. >> should never have begun this attempted fix and the recent events have se

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ah, the united nations says the policy of the united states to the port haitians crossing the border from mexico could be against international law. this comes as the white house has criticized border guards for using horse rains as whips to threaten people from haiti seeking refuge in the united states. out there. a footage shows mounted agents charging refugees and migrants near a camp on the border. also reports of officer is striking, one person's face with a rope. practical hand is more now from washington d. c. there is growing outrage to video captured by al jazeera and the texas border that showed border agents on horseback using their animals and the rains to try and force back haitian migrants who had crossed the river in search of food and water, while thousands remained stuck under a bridge in texas, now it did come up at a senate hearing with the secretary of homeland security. he said, you found the video appalling. so there is an investigation promise that supervisors have been sent to the site to basically make sure nothing like that happens again. but they're still p

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. >> it was supposed to be a happy moment, a relief to finally cross the border of the united states. after months, sometimes years on the road, the dream quickly turned into a nightmare for these migrants from haiti. >> we were hungry. they didn't give us a blanket or a piece of cardboard to lay on. we were cold and dirty and everything. everything happened to me. but thanks to god, i have a little bit of hope that everything will be ok. >> taken from the bridge, he was brought to a facility, wheree could finally shower, eat, and put on fresh clothes. but he is fighting the deportation of the thousands of migrants who came here last week. >> the solution is to bring some business people and they will take care of this problem in five minutes. what they will do is bring work, because that is what they are looking for. >> for president joe biden, this is another crisis that he needs to address immediately. after h controversial withdrawal from afghanistan, bringing tens of thousands of afghani's to resettle in the united states. >> the border town of rio is in crisis mode. the bridge t

briefing my colleagues in a classified setting on a number of known terrorists that have crossed into the united states or attempted to. i think we can all agree that terrorists on the known watch list crossing into the united states is an immediate threat. so, will you commit to that briefing for this committee before the end of this month? >> congresswoman, we will provide another briefing to this committee. i understand we provided that briefing previously in july. >> by the end of this month? >> i will not myself be able to do that, but i'm sure my team would be, congresswoman. may i say something -- >> actually, i have a limited amount of time because there's a litany of issues. had you many dhs personnel, including cvp and personnel have been pulled from their duties to manage the processing of afghans into the united states? >> i believe that over 20 individuals have been directed to the transit countries to assist. i can get you a complete breakdown of the population of personnel. that have been dedicated to the screening and vetting of afghan nationalz bfore they arrived to the united s

that is where day officially crossed the united states. the international bridge and they are using the bridge for shade. border patrol has told us these people are not technically came. they are just waiting there to be process. they are waiting for. border patrol to take them to each holding facility but to patrol does not have the resources or the infrastructure to handle crowds these big. more than 10,000 people, guys and this is exploding in size in just two days. there are just over 4,000 people under that bridge, which is a problem in itself but it is now over 10,000. ethical reports that there are more than 2,000 migrants still underway. and it -- appear to the peak at least partially true because when we fly over ciudad acuna, we are seeing a constant stream of vans and cabs, a bunch of migrants are getting out and walked out to deduct them and they just crossed illegally into the united states because of been happening all morning long. you multiply by days in a row, it is easy to start seeing why this is a g problem under the br

the treatment of people from haiti trying to cross into the united states via mexico has drawn criticismnternationally and from the white house. the you and talk refugee official says mass expulsions without screening for protection , border guards using horse rains and whips to those seeking refuge. the video was discussed in a senate hearing. more from washington, d.c. reporter: these are the al jazeera pictures causing outrage across the united states. desperate and hungry, haitian migrants trying to make it back to a makeshift camp with food and water, met by force. the men on horseback work for the department of homeland security secretary alejandra moret gus, who promised in a hearing tuesday that there will be consequences. >> i directed that the office of professional responsibility be present on site in del rio 24/7 to ensure that the conduct of our personnel adheres to our policies, training, and values. i was horrified to see the images and we look forward to seeing the facts that are induced from the investigation. reporter: the u.s. vice president also weighed in. >> what i

united states. over 10,000 migrant are crammed underneath the international bridge here after crossing illegally intoted states. many using sticks, plants, and whatever they can find to build shelter as they wait to have processed by border patrol. from above a fox news drone reveals the size and scope of the crisis, showing a camp that reached a population of 15,000 at its climax because of this. over the weekend we gained exclusive access to a boat on the rio grand and we watched as a constant stream of hundreds of migrant crossed the river from mexico, entering the united states illegally, hundreds at a time, gathering on the shoreline before walking to the bridge. >> tucker: sound like the country you grew up in? no. you don't have to put up with this, we can solve it in a day, to send these people back immediately. haitians are not bad people, a lot overteem are great people. but we have no obligation to let them into our country. american citizens oaf no debt to haiti. hate y was never an american colony, haiti has been an im-independent country since 1804. for most of that time we have sent ha

reach a mexico see if they can stay there from there, they'll be able, maybe later on that to cross into the united states. the other people don't, are indeed concerned by that situation are now thinking of going back to the countries where they had to resettle the last america. we spoke to the mayor's office here in the neck of chloe. and they said that they have now spoken to a few 1000 people that are in the thinking of going back. the issue is that for how many people you might have that are now thinking of going back more or coming here and remain that sermons to continue their journey despite the fact that they know that they have to cross that in grap. and then they also will have difficulty getting into mexico and then the risk of that for patients in the united states. i listened to m p p there in nicole, clean columbia. thank you. the united nations has condemned the killing of a prominent hanging muslim leader in bangladesh. police say the more he died on wednesday after being shot by a group of gunman in the cox's bazaar refugee camp. it was an outspoken activist and community spokesman

moment to get a lot of people, not just patients, but of other nationalities, out of the united states that have crossed illegally enough for asylum, is tied to 42. now this is quite an au decades of public health measure, which basically says that if there's a health emergency, the no questions asked. most people can be removed from the country, which migrant rights authorities activists is saying, we can't keep using that. we have to give people their right to asylum. the us officials are saying, well, the pandemic is still going on. so we still have a right to use this judge. it's a rule that it has to be repealed. the by an administration is appealing that. so there's a huge fight going on under over title $42.00, and whether it's legitimate use or not. we can also tell you from our own reporting manual rapids my, my colleague in this bureau was in tampa to live with our team just a couple of weeks ago. that's a city on the southern border of mexico with guatemala and he so they're more than 40000 people. most of the patients that are trying to get beyond a ring of mexican officials, bringing that j

that since joe biden has taken office, the number of people at the southern border of the united states tried to cross illegally and also trapped on one side has only been growing with each consecutive month. now the white house press secretary did underscore that they are making steps to make the policies more humane. as you heard there, she has repeatedly stated the images of those border patrol agents, rounding people up with horses is unacceptable. the problem for so many americans is that this is the white house press secretary speaking on behalf of the administration. not joe biden, and joe biden campaigned for a different type of white house, one that would see a normal amount of daylight between his policies and that of his predecessor. and the problem for so many with this story is that they're struggling to differentiate . now we should add to in all of this, that essentially what the white house is doing is, is blaming every what except themself for what is occurring right now. the white house press secretary, not only blamed the, the special envoy to haiti that's resigned for not raising h

campaign and adults had his specially chartered plain painted wipes with un and red cross marked into the fire account cast by united nations. as last hope it was time record an intermediate, raises him above suspicion of part of them in tennessee. his 1st type is the 1st talk was to bring about the fire, which it needed that he went to the different capital in kind of shuttle diplomacy . which he really invented because everybody was very impressed about his energy is the, the temple we used when he was traveling around. and you can see, he made all possible efforts to bring this pyre about after only 10 days in the middle east, thundered dot scored his 1st success. on the 9th of june, he announced a full week truce. if it had been a fool feather politician, knowing all the trick, i'm not sure he would have succeeded better because they were surprised though this a total openness. he never had this diplomatic roundabouts all the time. and many people say that that was clear advantage me by the end of june. after weeks of diplomacy, banner dot was finally able to unveil a new plan for peace in palestine than the don

stunning scene more reminiscent of a third country than the united states. 10,000 migrants are crammed under the international bridge here after crossing illegally into the united states. many using sticks, plants and whatever they can find to build shelter as they wait to be processed by border patrol. from above, a fox news drone reveals the size and scope of the crisis. showing a camp that reached a population of 15,000 at its climax because of this. over the weekend, we gained exclusive access to a poet on the rio grande. and we watched as a constant stream of hundreds of migrants crossed the river from mexico. entering the united states illegally. hundreds at a time gathering on the shoreline before walking to the bridge. it was only stopped when hundreds of texas dps troopers were surged to the area and they formed a physical wall with their cruisers. when the migrants tried crossing elsewhere on the rio grande, border patrol agents on horseback turned them right back into mexico as the federal government is now starting repatriation flights. video from a source at del rio airport on monday shows single adult male migrants being

expected because a little bit of tension because canada lifted its restrictions of americans crossing into the united states by car, back in august 9th and the same for air travel. and the other reason this is going to probably ruffle the feathers of canadians a little bit is that they're seeing those, the images of people traveling in from mexico to the united states by the 10s of thousands, often undocumented and illegally. so there's going to be some question about why canadians have to play by the rules, why the restrictions are still in place and it appears their rules seem to be more flexible when it comes to the southern border with mexico lifting restrictions quite a number for biden to pull out of his back pocket with the un general assembly guy on yeah, that's some pretty interesting timing. the u. s. president set to travel to new york. he's going to be meeting face to face with a lot of these world leaders and pension have been rising between the united states and some of its top allies for weeks. first of all, you gotta remember afghanistan, the messy withdrawl of us truth from afghanist

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now the treatment of people from haiti trying to cross into the united states via mexico has grown criticism internationally and from the white house. the us talk prophy g official says mass expulsions without screening for protection needs could breach international law. while border guards have been slammed for using horse rains as whips to threaten those people seeking refuge. the al jazeera video of the incident was discussed in a senate hearing. particle hame has more now from washington d. c. why the, the al jazeera pitcher is called the united states desperate and hungry haitian migrants trying to make it back to a makeshift camp with food and water met 5 for. 6 no, no, no, no, no. the men on horseback work for department of homeland security, secretary of a 100 more acres, who promised in the senate hearing tuesday, there will be consequences. re, i directed to the office of professional responsibility be present on site in del rio, 247. to ensure that the conduct of our personnel adheres to our policy, to, to our policies, to our training and to our values. i was horrified to see th

for more on what's been going on in the united russia h q. let's cross live to konstantin roscoe, who's there on hand to give us the latest competency bank for coming on the line that started off. not so good for united russia. the telegram channels giving its initial thought out to initial vote count, i should say, around 38 percent drawn up to 40 percent. those things are going better. what's the feeling that this victory will things are shaping up for united russia and everyone here seems to be in high spirits. you may not see right now in the party is over, but just minutes ago people were passing a drink and champagne, celebrating with everyone here, cold, a clear, big treat. united. russia indeed is coming out on top. however, it doesn't look like an overwhelming a landslide victory as it was during the last 2. and we're looking at the preliminary results here that show united russia with a little bit over 44 percent of the votes. and this is a 10 percent decrease from the last part of the ministry election in 2016. now, of course, not all the ball

united states. so the border crossed them and not to her way around. there's also a lot of talk about what you call this diverse group of people. is it hispanics? is it latinos, latinas, latin-x? the professor gave us a good idea of where the terms come from. if you want to know, ask people how they identify. find the explainer on my facebook and instagram pages. kris sanchez. >> just ask. tune in tonight for our latest episode of "race in america, the conversation." we are celebrating hispanic heritage month. i learned a lot from one of the roundtable discussions. that is tonight at 7:30, right here on nbc bay area. >>> and all this week, nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are working to clear the shelters. for one kitten, it's been quite a journey. so this is gwyneth back in june. she was found on the ledge below the freeway sign near sfo. this is after someone heard a crying. a little later, the humane society helped rescue the little kitten. you know what? she didn't last long in the shelter. a local family quickly adopted her. see her there in her new

united states. so the border crossed them and not the other way around. there's also a lot of talk about what you call this diverse group of people. is it hispanic, is it latinos/latinas/latinx. the professor gave us a pretty good explanation of where those terms come from and suggest if you want to know, ask people how they identify. you can find that on my facebook and instagram page. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kris. please join us for our next installment of race in america. marcus washington, jessica aguirre dive into latino culture. you can watch that tonight at 7:30. >>> up next, a pricier cup of joe. the reason your morning coffee -- your morning cup of coffee is getting more expensive. >>> she got her shot but didn't get the state incentive. i'm consumer investigator nbc bay area responds next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it's dry on storm ranger right now. check this out. just what we want to see, storm activity in the pacific. i'm talk about our weekend rain chances in about seven minutes. (music) ♪ i think to m