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Just did not bear out. the very next month in july, we hit the highest numbers in decades, more than 213,000 migrants. apprehended at the border in july. this is not seasonal, it has continued all the way until we where we are right now. the last week of november. the highest november ever recorded. we will send it back to you. >> rich: bill melugin, who has spent the bulk of this year down the border. bill, thanks very much. gillian. >> gillian: this justin, president biden is a set to talk with russian president putin tomorrow, amid heightened tensions, over potential invasion into the ukrai...

The valleys taken place as early voting in virginia is already underway and closely tying the former president trump and the tactic that state to see if it pays off. arthel: thank you alex, eric prey to. eric: american bumblebee, declaring an endangered species, the results of the federal review predict the population of infections have declined by 89 percent because of habitat loss besides disease climate change and competition from honeybees, they say the bumblebees, give protection under the endangered species act anyone who kills them, i farmers or pesticides prayers could face fines of $2...

Encounter. this is related to the coronavirus pandemic. it was actually put in place in march of last year. what this judge said is that migrant families with children cannot be subjected to this. the administration had been gradually having -- sorry. including families in this by allowing them into the united states but still significant as they face an increasing number of migrants at the border. in august over 208,000 migrants encountered, down from july at 213,000 but still over 200,000. that's significant and some are repeat crossers but as we see on the border this is still pressing for ...

Declare states of emergency from california to alabama to connecticut just in the past week, and now democrats are stepping up their calls for action on climate change. joining us right now is brenda, senior climate scientist at the union of concern sign activities. good morning. thanks for joining us at oh dark 30 here. it's burned more than 213,000 acres. it's threatened communities and vacation spots. how much is climate change right now contributing to these incredible sights that we're seeing? >> absolutely. thank you. science has confirmed that unprecedent events are now making headlines...

Tajikistan and their families. steve: fantastic so, they have a place to live. brian: we paid for our border wall. it was being done. now we are paying to destroy it or store it. unbelievable. ainsley: spend the money on them making sure that they are safe. they helped us. and our border numbers have gone up in august. gone up 13% in august over july. we had almost 213,000 arrive here in august, july, 188,000 and about more than half of those 213,000 remain here in america. steve: in the beginning of this half hour, if you missed it, we were talking about how joe biden is underwater on his app...