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Lifting of title 42 that permits rapid expulsion of migrants at the border. how long will the stay hold? residents living on or near the border are bracing for an increased influx of migrants if its lifted. one is a rancher who texas who joined us before. we appreciate you being for and willing to come back. well show a graphic here of what you have found on your own ranch. im sure its distressing for you and your family. tell us what you expect in the days ahead. >> well were all bracing for th...

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Well. what can be done to help them? >> well, fortunately there has been a legion of organizations, churches, non-profits and humanitarian groups both in mexico and the united states that have tried to fill the gap, basically, to provide shelter when they can, provide food, provide water, and try and make them as comfortable as possible. whether we are talking about their life in mexico as they have been waiting or on the other side of the border in communities like el paso, its no way to live. ...

Texas, has declared a state of emergency because of the surge of migrants. morgan chesky has the breaking details. >> reporter: tonight just hours before the pandemic era border restriction known as title 42 was set to be lifted and with record number of migrants crossing the border surging the supreme court stepping in. chief justice john roberts responding to a request from republican officials issuing a stay for now which keeps title 42 in place temporarily. to comes with el paso, texas, unde...

Between 1.3 and 2.1 million lives could be at risk if China lifts its zero-COVID policy given low vaccination and booster rates as well as a lack of hybrid immunity, according to London-based global health intelligence and analytics firm.

This last month since announcing a 2024 re-election bid. these criminal referrals, a special counsel, herschel walker, the senate candidate he has handpicked lost the runoff in georgia and his family business found guilty of tax fraud. the big picture here, republicans support for a trump 2024 bid looks like it could be waning. some polls show gop voters prefer florida governor ron desantis, who has not said whether he will run. former president trump of course remains a force in the republican ...

Position has been in the past, theyve been consistent and so if thats to be our guide here, theyre not expected to ask for a stay. and what weve heard from the administration instead is that they have a plan for dealing with this. they plan to roll that out as this unfolds. they dont know if this is -- thats going to be tomorrow or when that might happen in the future, but they are planning on rolling out a plan, and we dont know exactly whats in that. there are some elements we are aware of. on...

Crossings happen every day. we are just yards from a camp thats on the other side of the border. im going to ask our control room to take this shot because this is a live drone shot by our cnn drone pilot and what youre looking at, this is a camp of thousands of migrants in mexico. from talking to advocates there, these are mostly venezuelans and haitians waiting the for the lifting of title 42. ive been on the phone with them and they tell me they are happy, theyre joyous, because title 42 is s...

Of surge that would be riskier than not. so i want to start with that. that democrats and republicans all agree we need the safety and security of the border communities. that is going to be there for a surge of law enforcement resources an border enforcement resources. that does not solve the problem below the border which is you have a lot of people who want to come. it is a come pplicated issue an not to criticize the analysis from someone on the ground, but it is very hard to -- the push-pul...

Of covid infections this winter. the country is seeing a surge in cases since the lifting of its most severe restrictions earlier this month. wu zunyou said he believes the current spike in infections would run until mid—january, while the second wave would then be triggered by mass travel around the week—long lunar new year celebrations in late january. the third surge in cases would run from late february to mid—march as people return to work after the holiday. earlier, i spoke to profes...