, the white eagle, exactly, in the bank 3.00, and i’ll take it, the money goes into the account.haika. victor, here’s a question: in 1985, composer and musician andrei letyagin, guitarist sergei proklov and vocalists margarita sukhankina and mikhail kirsanov founded the group “activity zone”. and what name did you take? the singer who sang the song had a pseudonym: “ aren’t you a pilot?” anka, anka, that’s right, there are 3,000 in the bank, now yuri has 13,000, you have 10, three in the bank, your decision, i’ll take it to match the respected expert. the money goes to viktor chaika's account, in the game yuri khashimov. the songs performed by him, dad, you were like that yourself, touchy-feely and white snow became hits, and for the style of performing the songs, music critics called the singer the russian michael jackson. who is this singer? is this, since your dad was like that, is it possible radion gazmanov? no, this is the wrong answer, this is vladimir presnyakov. victor, a question for you, this singer, composer and tv presenter, an excellent master of musical song parodi

more about our next guest, valery borovyk, commander of the special unit. of strike drones, the white eagle, joins our conversation, glory to ukraine, mr. valery, glory, we just talked about the importance of drones and understand that both sides are constantly working on improving, improving those drones that are used on the front, they have already left from maviks and we have all kinds and different, and here is the latest information that the russians have launched their kamikaze and kubla drones, they were like that. not that they are bad, but they could not cause significant damage, so they could not carry any heavy load, could not hit any powerful targets, so they began to improve them, improve them, and now they can pose a danger to us, we ask you analyze what kind of drones they are and how they are changing, what kind of threat can we expect now? well first of all i want to say that they have always been dangerous i mean dear drone even... when you have 300g or 400 g, as was the case with a blade that flew far, hit more or less accurately, but carried only 300-400 g, explosives, b

wolves and lynxes, red deer and roe deer, wild boars and badgers, black storks and sea eagles and white-tailed eagles found shelter here. many representatives of the flora and fauna of belovezhskaya pushcha are listed in the red book of belarus. as a protected natural area, it is even better known. since 1409, captivated by the wild beauty of the forest, the polish king jogaila issued a decree according to which hunting large animals was prohibited here. most popular the best time to travel to this amazing place is winter. for 20 years now, belovezhskaya pushcha has been home to not only animals and birds, but also fairy-tale characters such as father frost, snow maiden, mother winter and her daughters stuzha. south and metelitsa. visitors come here from all over the world to immerse themselves in a magical fairy tale and feel like children again. here you can enjoy the tranquil silence of the ancient forest, get acquainted with the animal and plant diversity, stroll along cascades of lakes along the banks of rivers, and be sure to make a wish a secret desire, because miracles happen to those

the surviving residents were shocked to see tanks with white eagles and tankers who had changed theironfederate. it was especially difficult to dislodge the nazis from the main ones. strongholds of the old citadel from the main station. today the polish authorities do not want remember who and how liberated warsaw and all of poland. monuments to soviet soldiers are being demolished. there remains a memorial complex, the mausale cemetery, where 21,468 red army soldiers who gave their lives for the liberation of warsaw are buried. on january 17, 1991 , operation desert storm began to liberate kuwait from saddam hussein's iraqi regime. baghdad wanted to improve its affairs after a protracted conflict with iran and accused kuwait of declining as a reason for the invasion. for oil and its illegal production, but keep kuwait hussein's troops failed, an international coalition was created under the command of the americans. unlike other us interventions, this time there was a decision by the un security council with the consent of the ussr. on this day , the first air strikes were carried ou

the surviving residents were shocked to see tanks with white eagles and tankers who changed their helmetsficult to dislodge the nazis from the main strongholds, the old citadel from the main station. today , the polish authorities do not want to remember who and how ... gave warsaw all of poland, monuments to soviet soldiers are being demolished, but for now there remains a memorial complex, the mausalee cemetery, where 21,468 red army soldiers who gave their lives for the liberation of warsaw are buried. on january 17, 1991 , operation desert storm began. after the liberation of kuwait, it was captured by iraqi the regime of saddam hussein. baghdad wanted to improve its affairs after a protracted period. conflict with iran, as a reason for the invasion he accused kuwait of lowering oil prices and its illegal production, but hussein’s troops failed to hold kuwait, an international coalition was created under the command of the americans, unlike other us interventions, this time there was a decision of the security council un consent of the ussr. on this day the first air strikes were carr

blue puyval and white eagle and golden parel, and otherwise why would i live on this eternal earth, eh loved it very much and still loves it and plays it, i turn on these records for her, mom and aunt love it very much , these are also directors, artists, i’m all crazy family, that’s why they had vertinsky, and kudzhavy’s mother also loved dolsky very much, oh i adore him, yes. yes, oh, it’s me and my mom, oh , lord, mom, i thought, this, no, it’s vladimirovna, my mother gave birth to me as a student, being a student at gites, that they were so young there, oh, lord, god, i’m watching now , my grandson was born, it looks like it, they still say, it doesn’t look like it, but you also work in a white coat, yes, that’s absolutely right, you are a doctor, no, i’m not a doctor, i just work. winter sweeps away, sweeps away everything that was for you, on the one that fell on the white, on the one that fell on the white, on this pure weightless light, the very first one falls, the very first one falls, the bright and timid one is similar to yours. snow, snow is spinning, does not melt, does n

joined by the chairman of the board of the new energy of ukraine alliance, the commander of the white eagle special unit of strike drones, valery valery borovyk. mr. valery, i congratulate you, glad to see and hear. congratulations, happy holidays to each other. happy holidays to you too. so i'll start with what the words say oleksandr kamyshin, minister of strategic industries, ukraine has or will produce more than a million fpv drones somewhere. thousands of medium-range strike drones, 1,000 long-range free complexes per year, starting next year. where exactly are your unmanned complexes in this list, in what directions is your company currently moving in the creation of unmanned models? well , look, we are actually blocking such and such directions, so these are strike drones that exist. kamikaze from 10 km to there 40 and 800, means, and that is why they can be called relative to fpv, because at the final stage of bringing them to the target, they can be controlled both by the pilot and follow the coordinates depending on the situation, which is with suppression from the enemy's side, t

wolves and lynxes, red deer and roe deer, wild boars and badgers, black storks and white-tailed eaglesere. many representatives of the flora and fauna of belovezhskaya. such as father frost, snegurochka, mother winter and her daughters stuzha vyuga and metelitsa. visitors come here from all over the world to experience the magical fairy tale to feel like children again. here you can enjoy the peaceful silence of the ancient forest, get acquainted with animal and plant diversity, stroll along cascades of lakes along the banks of rivers, and be sure to make a wish. deepest desire, because miracles happen to those who believe in them, welcome to belarus. we remind you that all our projects are on the official youtube channel and website. the belarus24 tv channel is also available on all social networks, including telegram. subscribe, like, do. leave reposts comments, we are on air for you 24/7, we can be seen throughout the russian federation, kazakhstan, uzbekistan, georgia. and in the guide section we have selected programs for you that will certainly leave a pleasant impression. we wil

found shelter here and lynxes, red deer and roe deer, wild boars and badgers, black storks and white-tailed eaglesntatives of the flora and fauna of bialowieš. the forests are listed in the red book of belarus as a protected natural area, the forests have been known since 1409, captivated by the wild beauty of the forest, the polish king jogaila issued a decree according to which hunting for large animals was prohibited here. the most popular time to travel to this amazing place is winter. for 20 years now, belovezhskaya pushcha has been home to not only animals and birds, but also fabulous ones. her daughters stuzha vyuga and metelitsa. visitors come here from all over the world to immerse themselves in a magical fairy tale and feel like children again. here you can enjoy the tranquil silence of the ancient forest, get acquainted with animal and plant diversity, stroll along cascades of lakes along the banks of rivers, and be sure to. give your innermost desire, because miracles happen to those who believe in them. welcome to belarus. we remind you that all our projects are on the official youtub

. >> jesse: we need more white rinning backs playing my team, the eagles and white corner backs. >> thereen a white corner backing since jason seahorn. >> jesse: there will never be another one, tomi. tell me about the mascot game. i never heard of this before. you only hear stories about canceling american indan mascots. they have reclaimed the indan mascot. a huge breaking story on dei thursday. >> well, first off we need more stories like that. we need the washington redskins back. i don't know what they're doing with the mascots and the fir fus they threw me off. couldn't they be a mascot for the insanity. i'm glad the school decided to stop just cow towing to liberal movements. makes no sense. yankees should be upset. yankees should be upset. >> jesse: the vikings. >> fighting irish. >> jesse: the raiders he looks white on the helmet. tomi, let's make the redskins the furies. the washington furies. >> yes. >> jesse: i like a lot of the sick kinky freaks in dc would love it. >> see that's another problem. i know we make jokes and things. i enjoy that. allow it i watch the adults in fu

a rare white—tailed eagle, which hasn't been seen in wales since the 16th century, has been spotted ining over his property, but how it got there remains a mystery. the eagles, which can reach nearly a metre tall, were extinct in the uk by 1918. it was far enough away and it was quite placid, really, i got a picture and it didn't seem too upset it and might have seen me too heavy to carry away!— to carry away! where did it come from? where — to carry away! where did it come from? where is _ to carry away! where did it come from? where is it _ to carry away! where did it come from? where is it going? - to carry away! where did it come from? where is it going? that i to carry away! where did it come i from? where is it going? that was to carry away! where did it come - from? where is it going? that was a long time ago. i think it must be lost. no idea what is going on, be like us. a little bit like the weather right now. it is a bit changeable right now. grateful that the rain has stopped, though. absolutely. we go from the rain and cold weather, wintry weather for the next few days or w

>> jesse: when you walk into your local bass pro shop, you don't expect to find a flabby white male spread eaglerium. it was in alabama, so anything is possible. george owens crashed his car outside the bass pro shop, stripped naked and waltzed into the store like he owned the place. soon after, he cannon balled into the aquarium like it was an aboveground pool in the bac backyard. >> i got that. he did the cannonball. >> jesse: they keep that water pretty coal in the tank -- pretty cold in the tank. what goes up must come down. [bleep]. >> jesse: that definitely hurt. after he hit the ground, officers were on the scene and escorted him away. >> that is 100% how i would do it too. >> jesse: at least he did not resist. george owens was arrested for public lewdness, disorderly conduct and a bunch of other charges. prime time thanks owens for doing what we have always wanted to do but never had what it took. let's bring in comedian ben. i did not see that coming. >> i thought it might have been a palestine protest but looked like a hunter biden after party. >> jesse: why crash the car then get nake

ingress and egress into any geographic location in the state of texas >> reporter: back in eagle pass 700 whitesses, marking the estimated migrant deaths over the last year and tonight dhs is giving texas a deadline of this wednesday to stop blocking border patrol or they'll refer the matter to the department of justice. lester >> morgan chesky, thank you. >>> another scare aboard a boeing plane. all nippon airline says a crack was found in the cockpit window of a boeing 737-800 during a flight over japan this weekend the airline says cabin pressure was normal and the plane safely returned to the airport. it comes just a week after the door plug blew off a boeing 737 max 9 plane over oregon >>> and in arizona a deadly hot air balloon crash. police say the balloon was carrying a group of skydivers who made a successful jump on sunday but afterward the aircraft experienced a problem and crashed, killing four people and injuring a fifth about 65 miles southeast of phoenix. the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash >>> and up next, 100 days after the hamas terrorist attack the harrowing new

. >> reporter: back in eagle pass, 700 white crosses marking the estimated migrant deaths the last year. texas is given a deadline of this wednesday to stop blocking border patrol or they'll refer the matter to the department of justice and pursue all options available to restore access. morgan chesky, nbc news, dallas. >>> just a few days after u.s. airstrikes on their bases in yemen, houthi rebels have resre resumed attacks on ships the attack came a day after u.s. fighter jets shot down an anti-ship cruise missile fired toward an american destroyer let's go live to chapman bell. what more can you tell us about these latest attacks >> reporter: morning, frances. that first attack, an anti-ship cruise missile fired towards a navy destroyer in the area it was shot down by a u.s. fighter jet. however, houthi rebels were able to hit a u.s.-owned ship off the coast of yemen the vessel struck by a projectile on the portside the gibraltar eagle had no reported injuries and no significant damage and was able to continue on its journey though both attacks following the airstrikes by the u.s. a

wolves and lynxes, red deer and roe deer, wild boars and badgers, black storks and eagles found shelter here. whitetatives of the flora and fauna of belovezhskaya pushcha are included in the red book of belarus. the pushcha has been known as a protected natural area since 1409. captivated by the wild beauty of the forest, the polish king jogaila issued a decree according to which hunting large animals was prohibited here. the most popular time to travel to this amazing place is winter. it has been in belovezhskaya pushcha for 20 years now. inhabited not only by animals and birds, but also by fairy-tale characters such as santa claus, snow maiden, mother winter and her daughters stuzha in...

along the border, as we prepare to see this large group of republican lawmakers here at eagle pass. >> the white house, pointing at that dip in the number. the success is coming from mexican officials. eagle pass, thank you so much. >>> we are getting you to capitol hill now. we understand that three key senate negotiators are back on capitol hill right now. they were conferencing during the holiday, continuing the discussions. where do the talks stand right now? >> we still have significant hurdles before we are reaching the deal. i'm told that major issues that are still dividing the two sides, and looking at the complex areas of immigration, they are changing asylum. changing how the president can grant parole to the migrants that are crossing the border. as well as expulsion authority. we are looking at how that language would work. we are proposing new detention facilities for people who do cross the southern border illegally. a lot of questions about how those may be resolved. they reported that there was some progress being made. there are still some major questions about whether a deal c

you don't really expect to find a flabby white male spreadea eagle in the aquarium. >> but it was in alabamad , so anything's possible. much love.is p >> 42-year-old george owens crashed his car into a telephone pole outside the bass pro shop, stripped naked, exposing both his baitnt and tackle and waltzed into the store. lucky on the placee store like and soon thereafter, georgie forgy pudding pie cannonball ab the aquarium like it was an aboveground pool in the backyardov. >> do you think they got that? he did the cannonball. >> looks like they keep that water pretty cold in the bass pro shop tank. but like evel knievel, what comes up eventually must come down. >> oh, yeah. >> that hurt. don't ask. that >> definitely hurt. but after he hit the grouneld, e officers were on the scene and escorted him away. >>ne andcorted h you had to at o do to grab the hair? >> oh, for the officer's sake. at least he didn't resist. george owns the basse di pro sh. skinny dipper was arrested for public lewdness, disorderly conduct and rrestea bunch of oto charges. >> and prime time. thanks, owens, fo

found it every year, every year there are new birds here, also in nizhny novgorod, even the white-tailed eaglern... to help loved ones, this recording was shown to us in expert forensic center of the ministry of internal affairs of russia. hello, mom, mom, i hit a young girl, she's in the hospital, what, what? the girl is in the hospital, i say, they took her away, i don’t know, she’s alive, no, yulia, is it you? yes, yulenka, this is a clear example of how critical thinking, a component of critical thinking, is switched off in a stressful situation, that is, there is a completely obvious male voice, that’s the problem. cloud the mind and quickly, while the person is under hypnosis, offer a solution to the problem. our state is greatly influenced by this technique, the manipulative lack of time, then it’s now or never, yes, now you have to make this decision, take a break, call friends, family, the bank, or at least in a conversation with strangers, slow down a little. this technique is called paraphrase, when we communicate with the interlocutor, we ask him to repeat as accurately as possible

the white house says texas officials in eagle pass prevented border patrol agents from providing emergency assistance to the migrants by blocking agents' access to a city park with a boat ramp. the state had recently taken control of the park. >> i'd like to tell you what's going on here. as you can see there's a gate here at shelby park. if you come down here then they will be denying access. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott justifying his state's takeover to police the boarder. >> texas has the legal authority to control ingress and egress into any geographic location in the state of texas and that authority is being asserted with regard to that park in eagle pass, texas. >> reporter: the doj responding with a legal filing to the supreme court stating without the boat ramp border patrol has no practical options for responding to migrants who may be in distress. a white house spokesperson telling nbc news governor abbott's political stunts are cruel, inhumane and dangerous adding u.s. border patrol must have access to the border to enforce our laws. this as negotiations in washingt

the white house says texas officials in eagle pass prevented border patrol agents from providing emergencynce to the migrants by blocking agents' access with a boat ramp. they had taken control of the park this week. >> i'd like to tell you what's going on here. as you can see, there is a gate here at shelby park. if you come down here they will be denying access. >> texas governor greg abbot justifying his state's takeover to police the border. >> texas has the legal authority to control egress and ingress into any geographic location in the state of texas and authorities being asserted with regard to the park in eagle pass, texas. >> the doj, responding with the legal filing to the supreme court stating without the boat ramp, border patrol has no practical options for responding to migrants who may be in distress. a white house spokesman telling nbc news, governor abbott's political stunts are cruel, inhumane and dangerous adding border patrol must have access to the borders to enforce our laws and this as washington and immigration continue. president biden saying we have to make major

and that authority is being asserted with regard to that park in eagle pass, texas. >> the white house dismissed the policies as, quote, cruel, inhumane and dangerous political stunts. >>> the ntsb and faa are investigating a hot air balloon crash that killed four people in arizona. a fifth person was also seriously injured when the balloon slammed into the ground yesterday morning in eloy, about 50 miles northwest of tucson. eight skydivers had jumped from the gondola before the accident. police say the cause of the crash is still unknown. >>> well, as dangerously low temperatures sweep across the country, we want to bring back in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman with a look at what's in store for the week ahead. hi again, michelle. >> hi again, we're looking at the cold weather staying in place all week long. it's dangerous, it's life-threatening in some areas. and we're also looking at two winter storms that will move cross-country. let's talk about the cold first, because we're looking at dangerous temperatures in the northern plains especially. it's going to feel like 40 below

. >> from eagle pass to the white house we have a busy saturday. this comes as former president trump calls on states to sending their national guards to assist texas along the southern border. we have fox team coverage with matt eagle pass where the standoff between texas and the biden administration is ramping up. but let's begin with lucas tomlinson at the white house on new details we're learning about this senate border deal. hey, lucas. >> griff, election year politics will factor heavily into the fate of the senate border bill to put it mildly as you mention aishah mentioned and donald trump doesn't support it here's tennessee senator marsha blackburn. >> the president could close that border if he wanted to close the border. he will not close the border we can pass all of the laws and if they're not going follow the then, then why are we passing something? >> here's a breakdown of what's in this senate border bill mandatory shut down and migrant encounters hits 5,000, shut down also take effect if there are 8500 migrant encounters in a singl

white texas is to . the woman and two children drowned near eagle pass. texas officials blocked u.s. border patrol from attempting to provide emergency assistance. texas says the white house should correct the record but today the white house doubled down. >> the white house statement says that texas officials blocked u.s. border patrol from attempting to provide emergency assistance. >> there were other -- there were other migrants in the water as well. >> why wasn't that included in the statement. >> there were other migrants. >> if that. >> our statement is very much consistent with doj filing. >> on immigration, another point of clarification on this claim from the 2024 biden-harris campaign. >> donald trump put immigrants in cages. he separated families. >> former president trump did separate children from their parents but that policy began under the obama administration. and it turns out the highest number ever of children in custody happened under president biden. 20,000 children in april 2021. obret, it is the end of the business day along the border and appears texas has not

white thing? then last year, bluish green and red, eagles and chiefs. put more pizazz in there.ow this year red and purple seeming to mean the niners and ravens should make it. i mean, we have the string and everything, so it's got to be true right? >> no. >> no, this is so stupid. [ laughter ] >> okay, all right. well, we did make the graphic; so you have to. >> this is supposed to be green? that's teal. it's dolphins colors. >> that's what i thought too. >> well, she was working late. >> the physics of it. time moves in one direction. >> we're really getting technical. >> 11:34 on a friday, and we get into it. >> the graphics lady will officially put something in your coffee pot next week. we hope you have a great time watching the game.

allegation the white house released a controversial statement over the weekend insinuating texas is to blame writing in the first line on friday night, a woman and two children drowned near eagle pass and texas officials blocked border patrol from providing assistance. i asked the white house if it plans to issue a clarifying. border patrol was not blocked from rescuing the three migrants. the white house says it stands by the statement. >> when you accuse somebody of being part of causing the deaths of migrants, you ought to have your facts straight. if you don't you need to correct the facts so the american people know you got it wrong. >> that without statement is being compared to the statement in 2021 debunked when the white house claimed that border patrol were whipping migrants around the border. >> bill: one word against the other. matt finn in eagle pass, texas today. >> dana: israel's counter offensive against hamas entering its most dangerous phase yet. idf trying to take control of the terror groups vast maze of tunnel some stretching for hundreds of miles. we're learning new and harrowing details from hostages held captive by the group. let's get to alex hogan rep

was sent two days after three migrants including two children died in the rio grande near eagle pass. the whitese says texas officials blocked the border patrol from attempting to provide emergency assistance. morgan chesky joins us from dallas. good morning. what do we know about what happened? these migrants drowning including two children. >> reporter: yeah, jose, an unfortunate tragedy happening at the border that is becoming more common as these illegal crossings continue, but what we're looking at here is a disputed time line between what federal officials are saying and what texas officials are saying that involve those drowning deaths that you mentioned. we do know that according to federal officials, they were contacted by mexican authorities alerting them to a mother and two children crossing the rio grande near shelby park in eagle pass. this is near the area where so many of those crossings have been taken place. it was at that point officials were dispatched to these location, and we hear from the federal government saying that were unable to reach that woman and the two children.

bill melugin at eagle pass bureau the white house defending its move to sue texas overall law enforcemented to arrest migrants and getting judges to deport them separate, the white house pushing the deportations being considered are not only illegal but unconstitutional. a lot of legal back-and-forth, jacqui heinrich at the white house. appearance because the administration are growing and core the border patrol needs to cut this razor wire that texas placed on private land with landowner's permission because it keeps border patrol agents from reaching migrants who have already crossed into the country. now the administration arguing this razor wire does nothing to deter illegal crossings. >> governor abbott's razor wire does not prevent. it does not prevent noncitizens from unlawfully crossing. that is not what it does. if you think it puts at risk the lives of the border patrol at risk. it puts them in danger appear that is what the razor wire does. >> governor greg abbott says texas will continue to fight this legal battle. right now they have three court cases they are fighting the ad

house speaker mike johnson was just in eagle pass as we know. >> the white house, administration, secretary mayorkas have put a welcome mat out. secretary mayorkas is a failure not because of incompetence. he has done this intentionally and these are intentional policy decisions he has made and there must be accountability for that. >> harris: congresswoman. >> harris, as we would say here in the south he is a real peach. he has lied repeatedly to congress and negligent in his duties. he needs to go and be impeached. our national security depends on it. >> harris: do you think it will happen? >> absolutely. i have yet to meet one republican, i know some democrats that are anxious to get rid of him and let me remind you, behind closed doors we told him you are getting ready to be impeached he said you won't like who comes next. i asked him if that was a threat and he just smiled. this man is dangerous. he knows exactly what he is doing and he is two faced. we need to get rid of him now. >> harris: what did he mean who comes next? >> well, that was the big question. i asked him i said is that

and we're keeping everything crossed that we catch a glimpse of the white tailed eagles on paul harbourthat sells it all, doesn't it. quite hard to say _ that sells it all, doesn't it. quite hard to say as — that sells it all, doesn't it. quite hard to say as well. _ that sells it all, doesn't it. quite hard to say as well. i _ that sells it all, doesn't it. quite hard to say as well. i wouldn't i that sells it all, doesn't it. quitel hard to say as well. i wouldn't say it aaain. that was jo kent taking a look behind the scenes of winterwatch. you can catch the next episode on bbc two tonight at 8pm. the traditional high street might be becoming a thing of the past — but a new project by historic england is hoping to preserve a record of them for generations to come. more than 10,000 pictures have been shared online by the public — and now the best ones have been chosen for a new exhibition. let's take a look at some of them. music i liked the last picture. we're joined now by tamsin silvey from historic england. good morning. whati good morning. what i liked about the last picture, bec

. >> w peotande more white runnins on every team that plays the eagles. jesse: we need m, that'sa you allow that. and whitm,e cornerbacks too.cks. >> that'll be fun. oh, yeah. therewhat you haven't been to e rock quarterbacks is jason seehorn and there will never e, be another one. tommy, tell me about the mascot game because i have never heard of this before. yoly storieshear about canceling american indian mascots. they reclaim the indian mascot. and this is a huge breakingg story on thursday. >> well, first off, we need more stories like that. >> we need ow whas back.n redskin i don't really know what they're doing with the mascots. and then the furries, they threw me off because i'm like, well, aren't they technically a mascot? cot fort they be a masco the insanity that the people have? but i'm really glad that that school has decided s to stop jut kowtowing to liberal movements ,which make no sense.kes >> they are. i mean, what's next? the yankeenos should be upset, right? that's a mascot. should be upset. that's true. i think these people up nortyan

eagle pass, texas. >>> a cnn exclusive this morning, the white house is demanding that texas give u.s. agents immediate access to the area along the southern border where three migrants a woman and two children drowned this weekend trying to cross the rio grande. the deaths come days after the state seized control at the shelby public park in eagle pass, fencing it off and blocking federal agents from the area. >>> congressman, they would not grant access to migrants, even in the event of an emergency and they would send a soldier to investigate instead. our rosa flores is kocovering a of this and has reporting from eagle pass, texas, a complete tragedy. three migrants, two of them children dead. what do we know about how the agents were barred from the area, and what action the biden administration is take something. >> reporter: well, let me take you through this, poppy, because we have video of what the takeover looks like. this is shelby park, the park that texas took custody of last week, and you'll see that there's fencing and gates, and there are members of the texas military de

today is the deadline the white house made on allowing federal agents access to shall be park and eagles so they can remove the razor wire there. texas is refusing to let the feds in and has a coalition of 25 red state governors, the whole thing could be headed back to court and texas is confident it will win but the white house says abbott is breaking the law. >> we will not shy away from calling out what we see as political games for the governor but because it's not safe, it does not protect our communities. he cares about the people of texas. you have heard me say over and over they are making it harder, he's making it harder for border patrol to do their jobs. they need access and right now they don't have that. this is the supreme law of the land. >> despite major media coverage, they are fighting the botnet ministration, the white house claims they know nothing about it. >> does the president have a response to 25 republican governors signing a statement? >>, governors and that litter? 25? i would say are they implementers? dana: the governor says razor wire has been effective at

white house to do more. as homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas faces a republican-led impeachment effort over dereliction of duty we will speak with secretary mayorkas live in moments. bill melugin is in eagle pass, texas again with the latest on the ground and we begin with white house correspondent jacqui heinrich live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening to you, bret. right now the white house and the house are not talking. even as a bipartisan group in the senate tries to work out a border policy reform deal they hope could also pass the lower chamber and unlock funding. and right now it doesn't look like the white house will be picking up the phone first. >> the white house denies president biden's border policies are to blame for record numbers of illegal migrant crossings. >> i have not seen any data that would show this. >> jacqui: the administration stands behind mayorkas as he faces down impeachment efforts from the house homeland security committee. the chair saying our investigation made clear that this crisis finds its foundation in secretary mayorkas' decision-making and re68 to enforce the laws passed by congress. house republicans are withholdin

the white house statement says a women and two children drowned near eagle pass and texas officials blocked border patrol from attempting to provide emergency assistance. officials claim now that that statement was referring to other migrants that were in the water and needed help. that doesn't appear anywhere in that statement, neil. >> neil: jacqui, thanks for that. to congressman dan crenshaw and what he makes of this. where do you think things stand, congressman? >> it's hard to say. we haven't seen the details we'd like to see from this small group of senators supposedly making a deal. there was some items that came out last week that was unacceptable to republicans. we don't know what's in it. i know what we want. i agree with speaker johnson. there's some major changes that need to happen. you have to have in law that you have to clarify and stop this mass parole program that biden has instituted. that's what we mean by catch and release. the other part of catch and re-leal is asylum reform. too many illegals coming in saying they're asylum seekers but they're looking for a job. they

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allegation, the white house released a controversial statement over the weekend insinuating texas is to blame writing in the first line on friday night a woman and two children drowned near eagle pass and texas officials blocked u.s. border patrol from attempting to provide emergency assistance. i asked the white house if it plans to issue a clarifier. we now know border patrol was not blocked from rescuing those three migrants. the white house says it is standing by that statement. the texas attorney general says the white house owes the public an explanation and this controversial white house statement is being compared to that now infamous debunked statement back in 2021 when the white house claimed that border patrol was whipping haitian migrants along the border. harris. >> harris: what we call a lie. we'll see how this one that doesn't jive with the timeline sent by dhs. we will see what they are floating from the white house jives now. more on this story later in the hour with texas congressman pat fallon from texas. donald trump and nikki haley ron desantis in new hampshire today. six days until primary tuesday. trump is in the lead but haley closing in after coming in

white house is not happy. matt finn has more from eagle pass. hey, matt. >> reporter: hi, neil. in eagle pass, texas, and this exact piece of property has become a battle ground between governor abbott if and the biden administration. basically, texas national guard has seized this property, kicked out federal border patrol agents and is now manning this property, basically saying we can handle it from here. typically, this exact park has a served as the hot spot for illegal immigration all along the southern border. our cameras have been in this spot for well over two years now, and you may recall that huge crush of migrants right here just a few weeks ago, in december. for years now we have been showing you the countless number of migrants who illegally cross the rio grande river into the u.s., in this park. texas national forward this week seized this property from the city, kicked out the federal border patrol agents. governor greg abbott argues that president biden has allowed cartels unfettered access to smell -- smuggle migrants into the park and this state, so texas is g

eagle pass. >> sandra: right to peter doocy, live at the white house as we await this briefing. key to hear what we hear directly from the white house on all of this. for now, how far is this administration willing to take their battle with texas? >> peter: it's a big tug-of-war, and they have to come up with something new either today or the next couple days, when asked about the border the administration talks about how there are negotiations going on in the senate between democrats and republicans and don't want to weigh in on the negotiations, if donald trump is putting pressure on republicans not to go along with the negotiations or whatever comes out of it and mitch mcconnell is privately saying the politics have changed, the bipartisan deal is probably not the best thing for the republicans, those negotiations are not something this white house is going to be able to go towards. it will be interesting, too, to hear how they talk about these 25 republican governors, other republican governors, half the governors in the country now siding with abbott because typically when

eagle pass today. but let's start with peter doocy at the white house with reaction to an interview that might be a preview of more to come maybe midweek next week. peter, good morning there. hello. >> big time. the line of the week at the white house continues to be they can fix the border, they just need more money. >> the president has submitted a supplemental funding request to congress for more border patrol agents, for more technology, for more immigration judges, for more detention capacity. we are seeking to enforce the laws that congress has passed. until they fix those broken laws that haven't been reformed in more than 30 years. >> but within the last hour speaker johnson's office tells us the president's supplemental request is little more than misdirection and false advertising that would do little to secure the border. of the $14 billion request just over 2.3 billion would actually go to border patrol operations. of that funding, much of it falls within the parameters of managing crisis, processing tents, consumables that have little to do with actual border security. white house officials ar

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allegation, the white house released a controversial statement over the weekend insinuating texas is to blame, writing in the first line, on friday night a woman and two children drown near eagle pass and texas officials blocked u.s. border patrol from attempting to provide emergency assistance. i asked the white house if it plans to clarify that statement, the white house says it stands by that statement. the texas attorney general says the american public is owed an explanation. >> when you accuse somebody of being part of causing the deaths of migrants you ought to have your facts. if you don't, correct the facts so the american people know you got it wrong. >> this latest white house statement is being compared to that infamous claim that border patrol whipped haitian migrants. there is a group of migrants who have been walking up and down this fence right now and the texas national guard and the texas military department is keeping them back and telling them to return to mexico, not allowing them into the united states. so deterrence is apparently working, sandra and john. >> sandra: matt, we'll check back in soon, thank you. >> used to be 100 boats in the harbor. 15 now.

mexican authorities handled the drownings and white house weighed in on unfirmed allegation writing in part "on friday night a woman and two children drowned near eagles. border patrol from attempting to provide emergency assistance". in the newest court filing, department of homeland security confirms what texas actually says happened and the drownings occurred around 8:00 p.m. and mexican authorities handled the incident and didn't alert the u.s. till one hour after the migrants died. dhs writes in the latest filing, "mexican officials informed border patrol that thee migrants, one woman and two children drowned at approximately 8:00 p.m. in the same area". aside from the drowning of the three migrants, dhs argues it was trying to rescue two other myograns in the area and claim that -- myograns in the area and claim texas blocked them as well. they have to reopen the property to federal agents by tomorrow or they're going to consider all options on the table. we'll be in the park today and tomorrow, liz, and we'll keep you updated on the show down. elizabeth: matt fin, you're doing great journalism and reporting there. one and only matt finn. thank

nation into washington, cold the states, actions eagle, and demanded the tear down its fortifications without so cold deadline has passed. so the white house folks cousin took to her podium, have a listen to what she had to say. we will not shy away from calling out what we see is political games from the governor, because it is not safe, it does not protect our communities. it's not, it doesn't help border patrol to do their jobs, so we will continue to call that out. that's not gonna hold us back. president biden says he wants congress to pass a spending bill for border security, and he's attempting to get republicans to bide on the deal. however, there is against the they are against the little small detail of a $100000000000.00 plus the packet look into it. back will be shipped off to ukraine, unusual political analysts on stone and takes us through the crisis. but he says, has the potential to factor the united states. this is the basis of, you know, what you can call the civil war. but it's essentially, it's, you know, at this point it is civil, right? it's not, you know, we're not going to be sending the violence. we hope here

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congressman, chairman jordan, this issue too, speaker johnson says white house officials, local officials cleaned up the area, cleaned up the area in eagleass for the media just like they did san francisco for biden's meeting with the leader of china. they diverted the flood of illegal immigrants away from eagle pass to another location. but that doesn't stop voters from seeing the numbers. tens of thousands of criminal illegal immigrants already convicted of felonies in their home nations. about 1300 terrorists caught crossing. nearly 2 million gotaways. how are both biden and mayorkas refusing to enforce the laws passed by congress? because mayorkas is now blaming texas for failure of governance. that's what mayorkas is being accused of. so how are they breaking the rules, the laws that congress enacted? >> they're just not enforcing the law, and they, again, changed the policies that we knew were working, and they refuse to take up the legislation that we passed in the house that would provide the kind of policies that would actually fix the problem. it's a deliberate, it's intentional, it's a willful act on the part of this administr

>> what we've seen lately is the white house is -- the claims they make are all over the map. look at out in eagle pass. we're supposed to be securing the border, we're not. mayorkas is supposed to be securing the boarder and they're not. i don't know who they think they're fooling but they're pandering to someone and a small minority but apparently think they it's working and it's not. stuart: basically the left the democrats say the border mess is the republican's fault. you disagree with that entirely? >> 100% and look at last administration and numbers by month and then by month in this administration you can see for yourself the administration wants to address root causeds all over the world but the truth of the matter is the root cause is here in the unit. united states. it's the federal government allowing it 20 happen and people will take advantage of it. stuart: we have a new poll showing 62% of voters in california of all places think the border is not secure. 62berg. california is a deep blue sanctuary state. do you think, chris, the democrats are beginning to wake up to the -- beginnin