obama detained immigrants including families. biden has asked congress to reduce the number of detention beds. he is releasing them into the communities. obama doubled the number of prosecutions of people for coming into this country illegally for illegal and reentry into the country. those prosecutions have dropped under biden. if you are not deporting or detaining and not prosecuting, you are letting out a welcome mat. he is not enforcing current law. the job of the president is to enforce the law. he doesn't need any more tools from congress. he needs to enforce the law that trump and obama did. >> bill: i don't know what he got from the trip. what did he get from the mexican leader? they are online and the mexican president is thanking our president for not erecting any more barriers on the border. if that's your neighbor to the south you have a long way to go to enforce anything you want to do. >> that's exactly right.
you have until tuesday night to get your tickets for that's when the next drawing is. look up at the sky tomorrow night you might see a satellite following burness that retired earth radiation is due to come back to earth. the odds of the 5000 are about one and 9000 most of it expected to burn up upon reentry. back in 1984 board the challengers who crew included sally ride, the first american woman in space. well, tourists got quite a show on a safari drive through a national park in india. terrifying moments caught on camera should giant rhino chargers a car full of tourists and monastic national park last week. reports indicate that chase lasted more than half a mile. think rhinos are fast?
and fly into the u.s. >> do not just show up at the border. stay where you are and apply legally from there. starting today, if you don't apply through the legal process, you will not be eligible for this new parole program. >> rejected applicants and those who enter the u.s. illegally including through unlawful crossings into panama and mexico will be expelled. ineligible for future participation. mexico has agreed to accept 30,000 per month at the same time the u.s. is expanding expedited removals for migrants without a legal basis for asylum. also imposing a five year ban on reentry. critics say the changes violate u.s. immigration laws that say anyone can apply for asylum if they set foot on u.s. soil. bob menendez says their decision to create unlawful transit erases the words and values etched on the statue of liberty. aclu says it ties the biden administration policies of the trump era. no reason why the benefits must be conditioned on the expansion
2022 is a pivotal year for a space exploration. from artemis, dark, to a new diverse generation of astronauts. we are preparing for a return to the moon. here is nbc's tom costello with a look back at a remarkable year. >> three, two, one. boosters and ignition. lift off of artemis one. >> it was a year of triumph for space exploration. nasa's artemis moon mission was the headline grabbing finale. a 25-day and 1.4 million-mile test flight. it is the new orion spaceship. it will one day carry astronauts back to the moon. the 80 mile high high resolution flyover of the moon. long orbit deep into space. >> orion is one of the money. coming right down the pipe. >> a spectacular reentry with a heat shield hitting 5000 degrees. that is half of the temperature of the sun. >> there it is.
had, lions highlight, and history. 2022 has been a year of incredible accomplishment in space exploration from artemis to dart to spacex to the next generation of astronauts appearing for a return to the moon. tom costello has documented every moment of this year in space. >> in a year of triumph for space exploration, nasa's artemis moon mission was the headline grabbing finale. a 25 a day at 1.4 million-mile test flight of the new orion spaceship which will one day carry astronauts back to the moon. an 80 mile high high resolution flyover, along or way deeper into space. >> orion is right on the money, coming right down the pipe. >> a spectacular reentry with the heat shield heading 5000 degrees. that's half the temperature of the sun. >> there it is, high over the pacific. >> before a gentle parachute drop into the pacific ocean.
spaceship that will one day carry astronauts back to the moon. a long orbit deeper into space. >> orion is right in the money, coming right down the pike. >> then a spectacular reentry with the heat shield heating 5,000 degrees. that's half the temperature of the sun. >> and there it is, high over the pacific. >> reporter: before a gentle pair suit drop into the pacific ocean. >> splashdown. >> it is the beginning of the new beginning, and that is to explore the heavens. >> reporter: that new beginning will include astronauts on a similar test flight around the moon in 2024. then a lunar landing in 2025 or '26 with a crew that includes a woman and a person of color. the first return to the moon since those heady days of
nicole. but just five days laterinousa making the gutsy call to give the third launch attempt a go. the orion spacecraft then separated from the artemis or sls rocket beginning a nearly 26-day 1.4 million-mile odyssey to the moon and back. the spacecraft traveled further into space than any spacecraft designed to carry humans had ever flown while beaming back spectacular images of the moon and our home. orion's final test, its heat shield, successfully protecting the mannequins onboard the artemis 1 mission from the blistering temperatures of reentry into the earth's atmosphere and blazing the way for artemis 2 when four real astronauts will be onboard. >> splashdown. the latest chapter of nasa's journey to the moon comes to a close. orion back on earth. >> what a year for exploration and innovation and discovery for
beaming back spectacular images of the moon and our home. orion's final test is heat shield, successfully protecting the mannequins from the blistering temperatures of reentry into the earth's atmosphere and blazing the way for artemis 2 where four real astronauts will be on board. >> splashdown. the latest chapter of nasa's journey to the moon comes to a close. orion back on earth. >> what a year for exploration and innovation and discovery. for all of humanity. >> kristin fisher, cnn, washington. (brent) people love subaru just because it stands for much more than just a car. (vo) through the share the love event, subaru retailers have supported over seventeen hundred
own. >> laura: weasel words. he's got to reverse his reversal on the fact we're even considering reentry into the reimagined trans-pacific partnership, that is pure insanity. >> the tpp was a disaster from the beginning. it was never ever going to increase exports. it was always about imports, the notion that it somehow is encircling china is a crazy notion. it was the biggest single gift to shine. it was a crazy notion. i asked people specifically, tell me what you think we are going to export as a result of this agreement. nobody can give me anything of any consequence. >> laura: our foreign policy can't end up being okay come american jobs are going to get shipped over to vietnam as multinational corporations get richer in china. just watch, those who are defending the tpp are going to argue that in order to save