look at this video out of roma, texas, not far from us. you can see migrant withs moving under moonlight. adults and family units are sent back, but the unaccompanied minors, they say. more than 23,000 of them now in u.s. custody according to hhs. the long beach, california, convention center, well, that will house up to 1,000 now. it's one of at least 15 emergency intake the sites that have now been set up for overflow across the country. >> right now there are no consequences to illegally coming to our border and entering our country because they've simply overwhelmed our capacity to deal with it. >> reporter: so some lawmakers, like senator cornyn there, support opening four new regional border centers that would be staffed with immigration judges and the like to help expedite asylum claims and remove people faster through a terribly backlogged system. a system, by the way, that was already, frankly, backed up well before this latest surge even began. molly? molly: all right. casey stegall there on the border for us. your ongoing and ex

. >> live images of roma, texas from our fox flight team drone as an organized caravan of more than 2,000 people makes its way toward the u.s. southern border. welcome to fox news live, i'm mike emanuel here in washington. we will have a live report from the southern border in a moment but first to our other top story as we enter the final leg of the virginia governor's race we have team coverage, alex hoff and mark meredith is in newport news, virginia where republican glen youngkin is holding one of several events today. mark, let's start things off with you, good afternoon. mark: mike, good afternoon, to you. this was not supposed to be a close race given republicans recent track record in the state of virginia but this race is now neck and neck and republicans tell us they fell energized and believe glen youngkin's decision to campaign heavily on education issues is what's going the pay off at the polls. he's going to be campaigning where we are here in new port news a few hours from now and youngkin a political new comer says if elected he will do a lot to reshape the classrooms in t

that, texas department of public safety arrested cartel smuggler and convicted felon in the town of roma, near rio grande. bill is in la joya, what did you find? >> bill: good morning. we have had a massive group cross in la joya this morning. they are getting processed by border patrol. live drone video we shot in the last hour, take a look. this is a huge group of 200 that acrossed into la joya early this morning, mostly family units, moms and dads, kids, toddlers and activity i mentioned yesterday, starting to pick up again. these are numbers we were seeing during peak months over the summer. it is starting up again. most family units under biden, will be released into the country with a future court date. it is not just families coming across, there are runners. take a look at this video, we went out with texas dps, people like to cross in the middle of the night. we found one guy hiding inside of a tree. found another guy running who was caught, as well. this is constant game of cat and mouse played with local law enforcement and illegal immigrants who do not want to be captured. th

. >>> meantime, humiliating defeat for roma. the conference league breath taking goal for patrick berg, 6-1 victory over the norwegian team ensuring this is the first time that any jose morena team exceeded six. >>> slumping to a 1-nil loss, the only goal of the match there. a 7-goal in prague, lucas paketa scoring overnight after they trailed 2-nil, spot of 4-3. the final. with that, isa, it's right back to you this friday. >> thank you very much, patrick. >>> now, ohio is proud of the wright brothers who designed their famous plane in dayton before their famous manned flight in 1903. have a look at this. how did they get this wrong? if you look close, you'll see ohio's new license plate show the birth place of aviation banner trailing out of the front of the brothers' plane. so a correction, and now that banner on the wright flyer is in the right spot. the embarrassment, though, didn't stop there. north carolina chimed in saying, leave ohio alone. they wouldn't know. they weren't there. north carolina, of course, was where tha

jim mcgovern, michelle, adna, roma, all the people working supporting our lawyers, silky, everybody. we can't be in minneapolis and not have a representative, whether jeff and michelle want to come up and say a word. our great minnesota cocounsellor jeff storm. michelle. >> i just briefly want to say i love this city, i love this state. and no longer can we be known for these massively infamous failures in civil rights. we owe our children and our community more from this moment further, from this conviction now, we have to be leaders in this country on civil rights. and everyone standing up here will work tirelessly until that happens. and i challenge everybody else in minnesota to make that same effort. thank you. [ applause ] >> everybody, take a step back. let's try to make the podium -- just everybody take a step back. we're going to have the family. we're going to have the family come up. okay. okay. we're going to have the family come and try to greet you all. you got to back up too. the camera's trying to get the podium. yeah, so. right now we're going to bring up a man who,

what you are looking at is a human smuggling pursuit that happened in roma, texas, an hour away from where we are now. a trooper pursuing a human smuggler with a confirmed gang member inside her vehicle. what you see happening in the pursuit some of the illegal immigrants will start bailing out of the vehicle as it is still moving. they jump out and hit the asphalt and roll and run into the night. you'll see this female driver in an effort to escape goes to the port of entry and literally blasts through the barricade with her vehicle. breaks the arm that goes up and down and drives back into mexico trying to get away. it didn't work out for her. pull up the photo here. an american citizen. she got arrested trying to come back into the united states later and here is the kicker. she was out on parole on supervised release for human smuggling. already charged with it and she gets caught doing it again. take a look at one of her passengers if we can pull up the photo. one of the guys in the vehicle with her. he is a confirmed member of a mexican street gang, one of the biggest ones in t

despite manchester united progressing 8—5 on aggregate against roma, arsenal were held to a goalless draw at home by villarreal in their semifinal second leg meaning the spanish side go through 2—1 on aggregate, and it was a chance missed as katie gornall reports. manchester united in rome, arsenal at home. with an all english champions league final already set up, here was a chance to make it a full house for the premier league in europe. for arsenal against villareal, the stakes couldn't be higher. a place in the europa league final could save their season. aubameyang hits the post! 2—1 down from the first leg, every inch would have to be earned. pierre—emerick aubameyang has endured a fraught season on and off the pitch. his dry spell in front of goal continued in the first half. this would be tense. arsenal needed goals. the second half brought more urgency but not accuracy, and time was running out. aubameyang has delivered on this stage before, with ten minutes left, could he do so again? well, this was the painful answer. it was the best arsenal could muster. while villa

it's a scene that plays out in roma every single night. >> directly across from us here in roma is the mexican city. it is an absolute hot bed of cartel activity with frequent gun battles between the gulf cartel and the northeast cartel, always fighting for control of this city and its prime location for both drug smuggling as well as human smuggling. >> national guard soldiers gave us this video showing smoke billowing from the city two days ago after they heard gunfire and explosions from a cartel gun fight. >> huge. >> last night in roma, we witnessed tracer rounds from a machine gun being fired from mexico into the united states. the soldiers telling us the rounds went over one of their observation posts. the circumstances behind the gunfire are unknown. and today u.s. secretary of state antony blinken dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and attorney general merrick garland all travelled mexico where they held high level security talks with the mexican government. both sides agree to start repairing relations and also agree on implementing a new security agreement. noticeably absent f

carmen, roma, and others. [inaudible]. and the libraries and to others and i'm so fortunate to have a life with her. and also in this world of poetry. i just want to say that the truth goes together and also within mexicans and mexican-american and so easily selected or slipped away and how i learned grade and how it can be in power a bowl with words like acquisition, expansion, and injustice. and also reliable presence how easily it becomes to start her history that would never hold, and how we are telling stories of the archives to seek and to know. and sometimes it is for and sometimes it is hurtful, but always it remains a necessity to eliminate our true and thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you so much anthony cody for joining us this afternoon pretty we have the honor of joining us as well tod. and then note books. and from now until the end of time, here in the united states and throughout, we increasingly find ourselves in a situation not unlike that of the battlefield triage in which everyday decisi

roma is one of the busiest places here. the national guard has soldiers all over the place and observation posts all over the place keeping an eye out for runners and human smugglers. we started seeing rafts coming across the river bringing illegal immigrants across the river. texas national guard turned one of the boats back. this is something we were on the look out for all evening long. national guard has a lot of nice equipment. night vision and able to scan the river and look for anything that looks out of sorts. but eventually in the later night hours we started seeing a constant stream of these rafts and human smugglers and they were bringing across hundreds of family units. you will see the smugglers. they weren't afraid. one guy was shirtless and laughing making jokes saying money, money, money rubbing his fingers together making the cash symbol. these smugglers aren't afraid. they're bringing hundreds of people over at a time. mostly family units dumped onto the shoreline by the doensz. we talked to one man and sa

in elsewhere along the border but this isn't just happening and el rio, all along the border, from roma, texas last night, in the rio grande valley, a group of migrants, dozen or so coming across the river on a raft, walking into the united states down there, from those triangle countries, el salvador, honduras, guatemala, that is only part of the story. we can talk about what happens when migrants make it inland and get picked up by smugglers and local law enforcement have to chase them. this is from the local constable who was personally pursuing a human smuggler with migrants in the vehicle with him and you see the migrants either getting thrown out of the vehicle, pushed out or bailing out themselves, but they are not wanting to get caught. listen to what regional director in texas had to say about how they were trying to handle all this. >> we are using all our resources, boats, boots on the ground, we are trying to find that balance. >> this is around the time about 10:15 local time where every morning we've witnessed migrants coming across the river behind us but what changed tod

pull up this video from roma texas in the rio grande, valley. a dozen migrants came across the rio grande on a raft. they got out, came into the united states many from guatemala, honduras and el salvador virginia door. another part of the story. when they get picked up my smugglers in america and local law enforcement has to chase them. the wild video himself, a wild chase going after a human smuggler who had migrants in the car with him. take a look at what happens. they end up bailing out of the car. it is unclear if he threw them out or told them to get out or migrants decided to jump out themselves. they take a tumble and hit the ground. in is happening more often. take a listen to what a regional director in south texas had to say. >> we using our resources and our tactical assets. aircraft, boats, boots on the ground. we are trying to always find that balance. >> and those pursuits can be deadly and have been deadly. local sheriff telling me earlier this year they had a pursuit where a smuggler had eight mexican nationals in his pickup tr

look at the wild video by texas dps, a recent human smuggling pursuit that they were involved in in roma, texas an hour away from where we are now. a trooper pursuing a human smuggler who has confirmed gang member inside of her vehicle. what you are going to start seeing here, illegal immigrants will start bailing out of the car while moving, they are jumping out. hit the asphalt and start rolling and they take off into the night in an effort to get away. texas dps has been involved in more than a thousand pursuits so far this year but what's wild about this one, you will see the driver in an attempt to escape she tries to go back into mexico, you will see her pull up to the port of entry in roma and drive law the barricade and she just disappears off into mexico and disappears into the night, but didn't work out for her, if we can pull up her photo right here. she's an american citizen. she was later arrested when she tried coming back to the united states. she was on supervised release, on parole for human smuggling when this happens. she got arrested coming back into the u.s. and take

i want to acknowledge my mother roma who can't be here today whose love and support are the reason that i'm here. my parents raised my three brothers and me in a middle class home on long island. the radio was always on in my family kitchen. the all rights from the front lines of the vietnam war, watergate, other critical events of the '60s and '70s resonated. it was there that i learned the power of communications networks to promote democratic values. my love of local broadcasting and especially radio led me to boston university where i studied communications law i and policy. after school in private practice i started what has been an over 30-year career as a public interest lawyer advocating for policies that insure modern communications networks are available to everyone regardless of who they are or where they live. for the past two decades, i've worked towards the goal of insuring that every household in the u.s. has robust and affordable broadband internet access. while much of my career has been spent in the nonprofit and academic sectors, i also spent as three years to then-fc

. >> we are here in roma, texas. at the rio ground right behind me and the coyotes are bringing over the illegal immigrants, right here to the spot in roma which is a very popular crossing area. there's no border patrol, no national guard, it's just us over here. and there are still more people. this is far from the last trip. >> leo processes the senior writer at townhall.com and he's out the border and has been for a while. thanks so much for coming on. what do you see down there right now? >> basically tucker, what i told you back in march, i'm saying it now and i'll probably say it again in a few months. the fact is, the crisis is continuing down here, and it's very unfortunate that the vice president not only went to el paso which granted has seen its fair share of the crisis but the rio grande is the epicenter for everything because it's easier to cross into the united states. last night we actually came upon that scene while they were midway through the people that were peering across. border patrol was furthe

for yourself how easy it is for these smugglers to raft these migrants across >> reporter: nearby in roma, texas we're also on the move as state troopers make another discovery following a simple traffic stop. this appears to be a stash house where they take dozens of migrants have been here for who knows how long, and right now they're going to process this scene. since march state authorities say they've referred more than 28,000 migrants to the u.s. border patrol they've also seized more than 5,700 pounds of marina and almost 100 pounds of cocaine. >> the numbers have been historic as far as illegal crossings and now stash houses >> reporter: late today vice president harris said she'd visit central america next month paola torres told us she paid a smuggler $8,000 to escape poverty there. "it's been so hard," she says "even more so for my children." despite the government's policy of only allowing unaccompanied children and some families to stay, she and so many others here are still taking the risk. >> and gabe, it's unrelated to the current situation at the border, but the biden adm

is also sending hundreds of thousands of dozens of vaccines and the roma tiriel needed to manufacture vaccines that says many states in india including the capital delhi including the worst affected maharashtra say they don't have enough doses to expand the vaccination program that's due to happen on saturday where all adults will be eligible to get a vaccine but there aren't enough in the country. health care experts in nepal are warning the capital could see seen similar to india infections are rising in hospital beds are filling up. reports from katmandu. empty streets in nepal's capital as a 2 week lockdown is imposed to limit the spread of corona virus it's the 2nd wave to hit the country infections have surged and more than half are in the capital. but i'd sort of hospitals are seeing more cases in a shorter span of time the 2nd wave is more potent with more young people and children infected as health workers struggle to contain the growing number of patients experts fear that thousands may have caught the mutant variant strains emerging out of neighboring india thousands of wo

agents found these men and women hiding illegally in downtown roma near a building. a few minutes later a mile away another group hiding in some heavy brush. now with no detention and no prosecution most will try again likely tomorrow or the next day. president biden is still using title 42 to expel migrants into these squall i had conditions and human rights groups call them sitting ducks for organized crime. >> this is just a launching. the cartels are not going to tell us where the drugs are going. human trafficking is going all over the country. they're being sent everywhere. they could have covid or transmitable disease and every state will have to start dealing with these problems. >> whether you are in california, arizona, or texas, dana, the border is very busy and pipeline of central american immigrants is full through mexico and you've got the mexican males coming over because you have a booming u.s. economy. it is still very busy down here. >> dana: beautiful spot, though. i love how you queued the birds to start khirpg when you started. very good producin

look, i was down in roma, texas, andhe i could see behind me the rio grande river. they said every night, you're going to see dozens of rats come across, all people have to do as long as they brought a kid with them is walk across and turn themselves into border patrol and they know they're getting a free bus ticket anywhere they want in the u.s. this is completely unsustainable. >> sean: i was down there in the rio grandee and san diego 14 timesos myself. i've seen it. former president trump fixed it. now. it's wide open again. not good for the country. all right, thank you, both. when we come back, all right, it's the interview everyone is talking about. meghan and harry facing backlash for their tell-all interview with oprah this weekend. it's interesting how people that claim they want privacy and security were, well, going out and talking to oprah. miranda divine and leo terrell have a lot to say on the other side straight ahead. - hi, i'm michael youssef. have you ever experienced the pain of betrayal? it hurts when someone abandons you or lies about you, but

let's the story we have of roma the fourth comes from annelian owens. who was his his housekeeper and ran his school. she was kind of a mysterious half indian half british character. she wrote a book about her experience that book becomes anna and the king of siam. and in the king of siam becomes the broadway musical the king and i and a guy who looks like this is transformed into a guy who looks like that. and and annalee and owens ends up being a deborah kerr not not nearly as badly dressed as you old brenner is in any case the negotiations in siam are completely successful. the parties proceed on to mother to a mocha for a stop that it seems to have no purpose at all and then to musket in oman where they will succeed very quickly in negotiating that agreement that i told you about was lasting up until the eisenhower administration. so this is that route across the water. they passed through singapore. here's what singapore looks like at the time recall that in 1824 singapore becomes a british possession as part of a deal with the dutch and this is th

. >> that's exclusive video from roma, texas last night where migrants were in the river screaming they were drowning. everybody survived. the smuggler pulled them to safety. we saw 100 people cross into la jolla, texas, women and children. we learn new details about a woman shot in the head and being raped near yuma, arizona. a border patrol air crew saw her from up above and stopped the assault while it was happening and mexican authorities swooped in and arrested this subject. the park that you see right behind me, i've been told by law enforcement sources that's the mexico side that that is cartel controlled and sometimes different cartels are fighting over that piece of property because that is how important it is to them. they decide who comes into the park, who leaves the park, who gets into the water off the bank. so it really shows you the influence of these cartels right along the rio grande river in this valley. >> bill: thank you. texas democrat henry cuellar toured the border yesterday. democrat. a couple republicans. welcome back and thank you for joining us on our program

if you are a journalist who didn't know the border well and don't in roma, texas most people cross at night. if you there are in this the day you won't see many people. really what is happening this is becoming the invis able crisis. you can't see it but you know it's unfolding. border patrol spent 20 minutes processing peopling. they can't figure out who is who in that amount of time. getting them to health and human services sending them across the country quickly. nancy pelosi sent a message, that message it's everyone's right across the world. you want a chance for the american dream. anybody come here. what does that do to u.s. sovereignty and to the u.s. constitution? that's the biggest question. most people think that the dreamers should have a path to citizenship. if you came here as a child. it's not your fault. you grew up. you are as american as it gets. but they parsed out this bill and taking parts that they have bipartisan support for. nancy pelosi knew that. they are taking the parts that the republicans can use for leverage and getting them passed. this will only make

roma, texas, showing 41 men, 11 women and 3 children sitting on the ground in what is a cartel stash house that was busted over the weekend. all of this will, lawrence and ainsley, comes ahead of vice president harris' trip to mexico and guatemala next week. we hope to learn more about this plan from the white house in the coming days. will, ainsley and lawrence. had to think about it. ainsley: thanks, griff. will: making way into this country country told or missed the message stemly racist country oppresses anyone of any minority status this clearly hasn't gotten the message down to the root cause countries of central america and mexico. there are people who this day today will be trying to make their way into this country because they know that the united states of america, despite its challenges, still remains the greatest country on the face of the earth. ainsley: it is. yesterday we were reminded of that memorial day. if you read that article in the "new york times" what they found is 46-page blueprint. they are saying he wants shorter lines, shorter simpler forms, fewer fees.

this was in roma texas friday night about an hour away, texas gps took down a human smuggler bringing a raft across the rio grande and bring them illegally into texas. the smuggler was a 19-year-old mexican national and dps says he brought it cost 79 illegal immigrants already. he was arrested and charged with human smuggling in the 79 were all referred to border patrol, we keep on the human smuggling aspect. this was out of the laredo area, border patrol stopped the truck and it looks like a broken toolbox in the back, they opened it up and take a look at what's inside to illegal immigrants being smuggled inside the toolbox, we have seen more of that they were thinking border agents are going to find them but it's not working out. back at here live this is what we see out here admixture of the runners in the family units. the family units show up first and border patrol get sucked up processing all of them and doing the paperwork as you saw from the drone when there are agents patrolling they will make a run for it and that's what's happening, helicopters down the road from us lookin

speak a white supremacist roma halls of congress freely. it lets them note that these people have active instituting home. >> this is what a majority white people vote for. >> kayleigh: there still had it. >> guy: it is brett attacking. being said and being written. there is people dead and there's rights in the streets last year. people getting a few things wrong. but as you noted, the misinformation continues to flow to this day. i saw example after example over the weekend of news articles from actual news organizations with layers of editorial oversight getting basic facts wrong about the case and a trial and the jacob blake police shooting from last summer that was a triggering event to the writing. what struck me, and it was not just news organizations, colleges and universities putting out statements. public faces and celebrities. not even pretending to have passing knowledge of the facts of the case where the evidence. i feel like there is a cultural script that we have. it is a giant american morality play where there is right side

we were in roma the other night, the cartels are are making a killing off this, we already know this. the human smugglers are benefiting the most, but there have been a lot of gunfights, and we were embedded with the national guard and, yeah, we saw machine gun tracers flying across the border into the united states. those rounds were going above a national guard observation post, and we were with a bunch of sold isiers who were shocked. you can hear them going holy [bleep] because that's not something they see very often a, tracer rounds going into the united states, not just going back and forth to mexico. rachel: all right. thank you, bill. pete: the only thing a runner doesn't want to run into is a wall, and that's the one we're not building anymore. rachel: right. can i just say, pete, to come off of what you just said, i mean, we're -- the irony. we're debating an infrastructure bill that's going cost, you know, trillions of dollars, and we're shutting down the most important infrastructure job in this country right now which is securing our southern border particularly as we've

pornographic videos, mostly up yourself come and then once you've got fit, you decided that i want to be anti- roma and i'm a highly pai pop art is. you probably couldn't do it mus your dad's president. that is how hunter biden pulled it off. he sold five of his finger painting for 75,000 apiece and he's trying to sell -- so hunter biden present our sho just opened. a highly non-decrepit columnist and she visited the art show an that to tell the tale. she joins us now. think so much for coming on forced europe reporting venture to the art show. how did they go? >> well, unfortunate wasn't allowed in. i did try. there was a very large security guard out of the front who said that i had to have an appointment. i did try to make an appointment . i need -- and ailed the gallery owner i asked if i could have one of these exclusive use of hunter biden's painting but unfortunately unfortunate got n .esponse of him and went across the road to another art gallery, very high and art gallery called the lawrence gallery in there i foundar that they have beautifu paintings by picasso and mark chagall and lichte

watched as more than 70 vehicles with trump flags drove in parade formation through the little town of roma texas. all aboard the trump train ride one sign. it was a convoy that was organized. even he couldn't believe the turnout. i was expecting 15-20 cars max, he recorded. the reason he wasn't expecting more cars is because it is not exactly a republican stronghold. in fact, just four years before in 2016 election, hillary clinton defeated donald trump in stark county texas by 60 points. that is definitive. but things changed and they changed fast. in the span of just 4 years, stark county texas moved from deep blue to almost red. donald trump finished within just 5 points of joe biden. that is a swing of almost 50 points. and the numbers are even more dramatic. donald trump lost in 2016 by 33 points. last november, he easily beat joe biden. these are big changes and we are seeing them all along the rio grande valley through the southern border of mexico. now onto the geniuses looking at these numbers and trying to figure out what they mean. the most amazing thing, the thing that leaps ou

. -- roma, texas. >> illegal immigrant on a train fleas near texas. >> got one running. >> scenes like this becoming more and more common as the border crisis continues. the migrants use the train in an attempt to get further into the united states. but, texas dps has positioned members of its special operations group along the way and using atvs they will chase the runners down and make arrests. one recent dps arrest at the trains included this member of the latin kings. one of the most violent street gangs in the world. in rio grande city wednesday night, we embedded with the texas dps trooper as he hunted for illegal immigrant runners hiding in the brush. >> these are the migrants who do not want to be caught and do not turn themselves in. in yuma, arizona, border patrol says they arrested this child rapist after he crossed illegally. he had previous felony convictions for first degree child rape and incest. also in yuma, journalists julio rosa encountered three men from uzbekistan who had just crossed into the u.s. illegally and they showed him their uzbek passports. in his exclusi

. >> this exclusive video from roma, texas, last night showed migrants struggling to cross the river. thankfully everyone survived as the smuggler pulls them back on to the raft. today a congressional delegation toured the rio grande river one day after another bipartisan group of lawmakers called on the biden administration not to lift title 42. a trump era rule that expels adult migrants over coronavirus fears. they also pitched policies to enhance border enforcement. >> we have a list of proposals to add, for example, more hfi officers so they can go after those criminal drug cartels, not only in the u.s. but going into foreign countries. >> gps sources tell me that park just behind me on the mexican side is believed to be controlled by a cartel. they decide who goes in and who comes outs because it's on the river and strategically important. in mission, texas, fox news. >> shannon: -- because of a beauty pageant she won more than 20 years ago? the lightning round is next. n your biggest project yet. worth is giving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting dow

roma who play the second leg oftheir europa league semi—final against manchester united on thursday night, are currently seventh in serie a, and it sees the 58 year old return to italy, where he managed inter milan between 2008 and 2010, leading them to the champions league and serie a titles. but his time in north london was short lived and he was dismissed afterjust 17 months at the club. the indian premier league has been postponed after further covid 19 cases among players forced the cancellation of another match in the world's richest cricket tournament. the country has recorded more than 20 million cases, and so far reported more than 222,000 deaths from the virus. india's board of control for the game says they do not want to compromise on the safety of the players, support staff and the other participants. india are scheduled to tour england from mid june to september and then host the t20 world cup later this year. elise mertens fought back from a set down to knock the two—time former champion simona halep out of the madrid open on tuesday. halep took the first set but mertens

jaime: esta maÑana roma trajo a su hija mÓnica al centro de vacunaciÓn contra el covid—19 del distrito escolar de los Ángeles. se estima que 44.000 estudiantes del distrito escolar angelino no se vacunar o por primera vez contra el coronavirus antes de la fecha lÍmite del domingo 21 de noviembre. >> la voy a necesitar si quiero atender la escuela en persona. jaime: el objetivo es que los 225.000 alumnos reciban la vacuna antes del 29 de diciembre, para estar completamente inmunizados en el prÓximo regreso a clases del 10 de enero. >> regresar a la escuela es algo que les ayuda a disminuir la depresiÓn. jaime: se tiene programado de que a partir de regreso de las vacaciones de invierno, los estudiantes no se tengan que someter a exÁmenes semanales de coronavirus. >> es mejor en persona que por computadora. jaime: tambiÉn se advirtiÓ que a partir de halloween se registrÓ un aceleramiento del 32% de casos en aumento en los niÑos. algunas madres de familia a un paciente en confianza de vacunar a sus niÑos de entre 5 y 11 aÑos de edad. >> estoy esperando un poco mÁs para ver si

. —— for roma. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is? in his first press conference as president, joe biden has dismissed the idea that there is a crisis on the idea that there is a crisis on the us—mexico border and he has also set a new target of 200 million coronavirus vaccinations in his first 100 days. eu leaders are discussing how to improve their vaccine roll—out. here they all are speaking to each other virtually. they're dealing with two problems — rising cases and faltering vaccine supplies. one possible response is to restrict the eu's vaccine exports. the president of the european commission offered a justifcation for such an approach... for context, 77 million doses is more than the number ofjabs given to eu citizens so far. but angela merkel argued today that the uk and the us approach means the eu has to change course. translation: we see very clearly that vaccines produced _ in the uk remain in the uk. the united states are not exporting, and so that leaves us in a position where we have to ask whether what we produ

news channel... 15 days after leaving tottenham jose mourinho is back in football, where he'lljoin roma for the start of next season. good evening. one of the leading government advisors behind the first lockdown last year says it's unlikely that there will be any more lockdowns in the uk. professor neil ferguson says life should start getting back to normal this summer thanks to the vaccination programme. the government's "green list" of countries to which people can travel without having to self isolate on their return is expected to be released within the next week. professor ferguson warned that questions do remain over summer holidays — particularly travelling abroard this year — but he was optimisitc about normal life soon returning here with far fewer restrictions. here's our health editor hugh pym. masks and social distancing, strict limits on gatherings and socialising, they've been unprecedented restrictions on everyday lives for much of the pandemic, but there's an increasing sense that things could be much closer to the old normal by the summer. one of the key scientists

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this is video of migrants crossing in roma, texas, under moonlight. the feds say adults and family units are sent back but unaccompany minors stay. and more than 23,000 of them are now in pus u.s. custody according to hhs data and long beach california convention center will house up to a thousand. that place is now one of at least 15 emergency intake sites set up with overflow around the country. >> right now there are no consequences to illegally coming to our border and entering our country. because they've simply overwhelmed our capacity to deal with it. reporter: now, some lawmakers like senator cornyn there support opening four new regional border centers. staffed with immigration judges which would help expedite asylum clainls claims move people faster through a back log system a system that was already backed up frankly before this latest surge even began. eric. eric: okay casey in laredo texas. a ride along with officers asrot threat areas on the southern border. they will show you exactly what it is like what they are facing, and what they'r

when we were in roma, a popular river crossing spot, i saw two kids with special needs crossing just that night. it just shows not just unaccompanied minors are taking very dangerous journey north but kids who need special medical attention and just regular attention also making the very dangerous journey. it is very heartbreaking to see that. it is very unfortunate that it is being incentivized by the biden administration. rachel: that is heartbreaking. was the wild alone. >> i'm sorry. rachel: was the children with special needs you saw were they alone or with adults. >> they were with presumably their family. rachel: okay. julio you will speak at cpac with representative brian babin and representative devin nunez, about the disinformation, denial, danger on our border. anything you want to mention about your upcoming panel? >> yeah. just basically, needs to remind people this is happening every single day and you know, the issue at the border didn't start january 20th but it has gotten worse and has gotten worse in a lot of ways. it just doesn't affect people who live on the borde

. >> reporter: nearby in roma, texas, simple traffic stop by state troopers led them to this stash house. right now, authorities are starting to process these migrants it's not clear how long they have been at the stash house, but there are dozens of them, mostly young men a few women and children since march, state officials say they referred more than 28,000 migrants to the federal border patrol they've also seized more than 5,700 pounds of marijuana, almost 100 pounds of cocaine, and more than $1 million in currency >> we have a job to do, and our job is to protect the community. >> reporter: the biden administration says much of this surge is seasonal, due in part to poor conditions in central america, not a change in border policy recently, there has been a sharp drop in the backlog of migrant children being processed at border patrol facilities. >> migration is a dynamic and evolving challenge the president has a plan, and we're working on implementing it. >> reporter: along the rio grande, the rafts keep coming. torres from honduras paid a smuggler $8,000 to make the treacherous j

agents found these men and women hiding in a building in down to roma. mile away, a group under heavy brush. with no detention or prosecution, most try again the next day. biden is using title 42 to expel migrants to squalid conditions in tent cities. over the river from me, human rights is say making them sitting ducks for organized crime. >> this is launching much port. cartels will not tell you where the drugs going, human trafficking is going. it is going all over the country. we know the kids and families are being sent everywhere. they may be sent with covid or some other transmittible disease. every state will have to start dealing with these problems. reporter: bottom line is, stuart, that the pipeline of immigrants coming up from central america, that is full. you have the young mexican males mostly men, coming over from the u.s. booming economy. so the border patrol is very business is. back to you. stuart: william la jeunesse in texas, thank you, william. bring in general mike maguire. he has been in charge of the national guard at the arizona

francisco: Éste fin de semana, 700 personas fueron detenidas en la comunidad de roma, texas. pesar del incremento la vigilancia se espera que el fenÓmeno migratorio continÚe en las prÓximas semanas. sasha: gracias por informarnos en texas. carla: la ayuda esta aquÍ, es el nombre de la gira que Ésta semana realiza joe biden, la vicepresidenta y sus respectivos esposos en varios estados de la naciÓn. la meta es destacar los beneficios del plan de 1.9 1000 millones de dÓlares que acaba de aprobar el congreso tambiÉn visitan escuelas, negocios y centros de vacunaciÓn. raul: la vicepresidenta y su esposo recorren un centro de vacunaciÓn en el norte de colorado. la pareja mÁs tarde se reÚne con propietarios de pequeÑos negocios en un restaurante argentino el dÉnver. luego de visitar en las vegas un banco de comida, una escuela y un restaurante mexicano que cocina a base de plantas. lo importante es que todos sepamos cÓmo solicitar el dinero disponible. sasha: aquÍ te tengo una buena noticia y otra no tan buena. o cuÁl quieres primero? empecemos con lo positivo . 71

health minister for lazio, which includes roma, has issued a statement reminding england football fans of the quarantine rules in italy. those entering from the uk have to isolate for five days, meaning even if they travel today, they would not be out of isolation by the match on saturday night. he said the quarantine period for arrivals from the uk... it's being reported that the government is going to ditch the requirement to self—isolate for ten days if you come into contact with a positive coronavirus case for anyone who is "double—jabbed" from july the 19th. 0ur political correspondent adam fleming has more. there is a pilot programme involving tens of thousands of people in england. if you get contacted by test and trace, you canjoin this pilot programme and you will either stick with the current policy, which is you have to stay at home for ten days with great disruption to your daily life, or you can do a couple of pcr tests and lateral flow tests, the little strips, every day, and you can basically go about your essential business. so ministers will be studying that data a

roma, texas, francisco cobos, univisiÓn. carolina: hablemos de la pandemia. mÁs de 3 millones de hispanos han recibido al menos la primera dosis de la vacuna. estos en unos centros para control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades. un nÚmero bajo si tomamos en cuenta el peso de la poblaciÓn y desde nueva york y nos dice por quÉ los hispanos siguen siendo uno de los grupos menos favorecidos y hablan de los homenajes que se estÁn realizando para recordar la primera vÍctima del virus en la gran manzana. >> de aproximadamente 69 millones de personas que han recibido la primera dosis de la vacuna, mÁs de 3 millones son hispanas. segÚn datos de los centros para el control de enfermedades. esto serÍa desproporcionadamente bajo si se toma en cuenta que esta comunidad representa un 18% de la poblaciÓn. esta directora del centro de vacunaciÓn dice que se debe a la desinformaciÓn y a la falta de acceso. >> cuando entran a la internet no es tan fÁcil hasta para uno, para los familiares de unos un poco difÍcil. es tan fÁcil conseguir un local, conseguir hacer la c

y asÍ llega a pellegrini para poner en ventaja al conjunto la roma. a 56 venÍa la reacciÓn del inter.le daba la ventaja al inter. y al 86 mancini ponÍa el gol del empate 2-2 . >> mientras que la juventus derrotÓ 3-1 asa suelo. la juve ciba frente con gol de da silva. al 82 la ventaja de la juve. >> hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. gracias por su atenciÓn. arantxa: al regresar, fiscales de estados unidos presentan pruebasen contra del presidente de honduras ya presenté su declaración de taxes. ¿tiene alguna pregunta? ¿es el experto en taxes de turbotax live? ¿como puedo hacer para deducir la renovación que hice- ¿oí al experto en taxes de turbotax live? tuve más que un trabajo este año y - ¿es el experto en taxes de turbotax live? tuve unos pequeños gastos por negocios- ¡hola! ¿puedo deducir mi cirugía de cataratas? vamos a revisar toda su documentación. podría deducir la renovación si es para su negocio de pastelería. envíenos los recibos de los gastos. coordinemos una cita para seguir hablando. ¿tiene alguna otra pregu

ilia: en un camiÓn escoltado llegÓ al instituto sugerior de salud italiano en roma, el primer lote de la vacuna de monerda para ese paÍs. italia le corresponden 470.000 dosis de moderna. la vacunaciÓn en ese paÍs comenzÓ el 27 de diciembre, hasta ahora mÁs de 718.000 personas han recibido la vacuna de pfizer. jorge: cayÓ en 10 puntos, el aÑo pasado por la pandemia. un anÁlisis de un grupo dijo que la mayor caÍda de emsiÓn anual en la post guerra. significa que estados unidos cumpliÓ con un objetivo clave de reducciÓn de emisiones establecido por el gobierno del presidente obama. ilia: la tasa de morctalidad por cÁncer entre los estadounidenses se redujo en una cifra rÉcord de 2, 4 %. de 2017 a 2018. la sociedad amÉricana del cÁncer. dice que la caÍda demuestra que se evitaron 3.000.000 de muertes en 27 aÑos. que se debe, en gran parte, que el cÁncer se detecta mÁs temprano y a la manera que progresaron los tratamientos. jorge: vamos con un avance de esta noche. >> autoridades a nivel seguridad en alerta con la planificar el dÍa de la embestidura de biden. tras las

. >> el papa se llevará a roma a 50 repudiados de chipre. el ministerio del interior dice que espera que con esto se pueda fomentar la solidaridad, poniendo el ejemplo. la actividad del volcán cumbre viejen la isla de la palma en españa parece no ceder y de imágenes como esta. una enorme roca del tamaño de una casa es arrastrada por el flujo de lava. y otraorriente de lava amenaza con cubrir la iglesia parroquial que hasta ahora había sobrevivido a la erupción. >> (música). >> al regresar, un muralista [ best of my love by black pumas feat. sofia reyes ] compra con las target ofertas todo el fin de semana. ahorra 10% en targ, en línea y en la tienda. este sábado y domingo. obtén la oferta con target circle. solo en target. [ music ends ] hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que necesites mejor internet. at&t fiber te da velocidades de carga má

dos hablaron con pedro en roma, texas sobre su negocio. reportero: ser pollero y cruzar migrantes por las aguas del rÍo bravÓ es un trabajo fÁcil, seguro y bien pagado. fuerte el negocio, deja bien. >> pues como estÁ la situaciÓn con la gente, sÍ. reportero: eso aseguran estos dos jÓvenes que han creado un negocio muy rentable cruzando familias centroamericanas. que vienen en busca de asilo. >> venimos para ganar el pan como los demÁs. reportero: ambos aceptaron plaiticar con nosotros. al pie del rÍo bravo, del lado estadounidense. >> la mera verdad demasiada gente. creame que con el beneficio que da el nuevo presidente la gente sae nimÓ a venir. reportero: varios amigos se unieron para comprar las balsas y el equipo tras ver la demanda. pero a ellos los contratan los traficantes para que les pasen a la gente. >> quiÉn vaya llegando que diga lo cruza. reportero: sobre los migrantes dicen que no duran mucho tiempo en el lado mexicano. >> 24 horas. reportero: dÓnde los tienen? >> en casas, hoteles, no sÉ muy bien. la gente es mu

lists 102,000 jewish people who were killed by the nazis — as well as more than two—hundred sinti and roma. tim allman reports. the holocaust was a crime committed in so many places. with so many victims. more than 100,000 of them who are named here. the first such memorial in the netherlands, dedicated to a dark chapter in the country's history. this monument confronts us with the criminal murder of thousands, murdered for no other reason than their identity. in doing so, the monument also demands accountability. accountability as to whether moore should have been whether moree should have been done during the war years to save those who were murdered. the netherlands was occupied for much of the second world war, and three quarters of the country's jewish population were killed. most by the nazis, but some by local collaborators. a difficult legacy to deal with. king willem—alexander met with some of the survivors, seated next to one of the walls with some of the victims names inscribed. i thought it was emotional. ijust saw the name of a friend of mine. not anne frank or anyone famous

we are here in roma, texas in stark county which lies between mcallen, texas and laredo. behind me is an embattled area between two cartels and really one of the most violent on the southwest border and just to put things in perspective with the amount of immigration being seen in rio grande valley sector in the last seven days where we are, cbp has apprehended over 12,000 people. last night starting around 8:00 p.m., we started to see that and actually be getting behind me. this is an island known as salinas crossing where specifically uses certain independent groups to smuggle people into the u.s. and we document over 200 people last night. >> tucker: so you just reminded us that we are not watching simply economic migration. there is a war on going in the country right to the south which the media ignores because it is considered impolite to mention it. but how does that not increase the risk to the united states when you have people coming from a war zone? >> it is a great point. it is something i think that has not been discussed. one of the things we consistently do