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wall street journal assistant editor james freeman is here to weigh in. >> but first, no end in sight for the migrant crisis overtaking the southern border and no plan in place yet from the white house with the title 42 policy possibly ending any day now. welcome to "america reports," im aishah hasnie in washington. >> im rich edson. border patrol agents are taking drastic steps to prepare for the worst. in just a matter of days, built a massive tent in the el paso desert bigger than a...

special master and that has turned out to back fire on him. >> when we were locked out it was something like a war zone. >> its going to hit home. its going to be emotional when they see their properties up close. >> everything that you see is being contested by the ukrainians. >> the russians have completely dropped any pretexts that this is going well. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster. it is wednesday, october 5th, 9 a.m. here in london. 4 a.m....

plus, the damage is so bad florida authorities can barely make out where property is, let alone search the property. and rescue missions are now recovery missions. six days after ian, crews cannot confirm who is missing and who might still be alive. areas getting food drops. and audio recordings of oath keepers with a plot to reverse the will of the american people and keep trump in office using force. welcome to the lead. im jake tapper. we begin with that breaking news. president...

Somebodys dna because maybe somebody kicked accidentally -- >> they were wearing dirty latex gloves and passing the piece of evidence between them. isnt that just a classic case of transfer evidence? its what defense attorneys all the time seize upon. how pristine are you when you do your work. >> its a classic case. we learned that from the o.j. case. you must change your gloves whenever you touch an item of evidence. you have to put new gloves on. some people will double glove. >> you cant set...

Psychologist. first to you, tim, if i could. i have heard the way this could be operating now, unbeknownst to us, is so many of the officers who are now -- and there are 400 or so plus officers trying to track these three -- will be going to their underworld sources, the drug dealers, the criminals, all those they could put the screws to for leads and contacts. do you think that actually could yield something concrete? >> yes, ashleigh, unfortunately, thats the way it has to go sometimes. the pu...