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Crisis on the border was created because of president bidens refusal to secure it, claiming the administrations open border policies encourage migrants to risk their lives. some lawmakers say addressing immigration reform is the best route forward. >> we cant just wait on the president to solve things. we cant wait for governors to try to fix it themselves. congress has a role to play in this. >> reporter: the biden administration pushed back against governor abbotts accusations saying it was re...

Ahead live to the west coast where just touching the pavement, just touching the pavement is sending people to the hospital with burns. and disturbing video emerging of a police dog being released on an unarmed black man when he was surrendering with his hands up. we will be back. and mines unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-insnspired flavor. learn more...

At the gym ellie hospital, the hospital of popes, doctors are seeing a spike in fatalities as francesco franchesi, the chief of the e.r. >> bc patients with the stroke, and heart failure. >> reporter: clore, 82 years old was rushed here struggling to breathe. she is expected to survive. others and rome and around europe will not. now according to one study, last year the heat trigger thousands of deaths in italy. more than any other country in europe. with another heat wave around the corner, th...

Making clear their causes against those republicans as they change the standards in florida. >> all right. priscilla alvarez at the white house, thanks so much. all right. in ohio, an unarmed black man was attacked by a police officers canine as he was surrendering with his hands up. well show you the disturbing body cam footage and the story next. the manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to k keep up with their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer cam...

The naacp chapter in columbus, ohio is slamming a recent roadside police encounter as barbaric and before we show you the footage. we want to warn you, some viewers may find this disturbing. a bodycam recorded a police dog attacking an unarmed black man who appeared to be surrendering after a police pursuit on the highway. despite one officer telling another, not to do so, the video shows the dog unleashed on the man who was then heard pleading with officers to get the dog off of him. paula sand...

So i think charging donald trump would be very good. its the right thing to do and for me, its not just like, i want political retribution. honestly, who cares, i dont care about me on that, the country needs justice. and future presidents and future candidates need to know that you have to operate within the constitution. thats what you are swearing an oath to do. >> thanks for making me sound old as well but thanks for taking the time this evening to be with us. we appreciate it. >> a startlin...

Painkillers to get high, he recalled, and as a result, issued nonsensical orders. morale was terrible. sergei was wounded by a grenade before surrendering to ukrainian troops. he was a contract soldier, not a convict. he completed his six-month contract in kherson and went home. but when he hesitated to sign another contract, a military prosecutor gave him a choice. prison or back to the front. he ended up outside bakhmut under constant ukrainian fire. discipline collapsed. officers fled. all il...

Trying to verify that. theyve been denied access to the roofs. the other aspect is this is a psychological warfare by putin against the west. he is directly targeting this nato summit. he wants to ratchet up nuclear fears, one by raising the prospect of using nuclear weapons, which some of his officials have been raising in the last week. but also by this nuclear threat, the idea what the word could lead to a nuclear catastrophe. he is still trying to break nato, as president biden mentioned. he...

Unlike russians, we dont kill prisoners. we spoke to him and other soldiers, concealing their faces and not using their real names. the third assault brigade granted us access to the p.o.w.s and two of their soldiers were in the room for the interviews. the p.o.w.s will soon be transferred to ukraine intelligence. they didnt appear to be under duress and agreed to share their stories. slava, also serving time for drugs, said conditions in the trenches were grim. food was scarce, we didnt have me...

Their stories. slava, also serving time for drugs, set conditions in the trenches were grim. >> translator: food was scarce, we didnt have medical kits, he says. his commanders took all the painkillers to get high, he recalled and as a result issued nonsensical orders. morale was terrible. sergei was wounded by a grenade before surrendering to ukrainian troops. he was a contract soldier, not a conflict. he completed his six month contract and went home. but, when he hesitated to sign another con...