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At least 62,585 animals have been killed by prolonged drought in Tanzania's northern district of Simanjiro, an official said.

Facilitate the 2016 sale of a largest cobalt mine in the world from american company to a chinese company in the democratic republic of congo. the deal was $8.3 billion t did no favors to the u.s. demand for cobalt will only continue to grow. president biden wants to establish half a million new charging stations to push zero emission vehicles. a race to secure the resources globally. the world bank reports estimates by 2050 the demand for cobalt worldwide will increase by 585%. but of course that prolifically large cobalt mine in the congo belongs to the chinese. a spokesperson told "new york...

Thank you both for being with me this morning. >> coming up 585%. that's how much border patrol processing centers were above capacity as of saturday. how it is changing the way our government handles migrants at the southern border. july was the hottest month ever in salt lake city, utah. the second record breaking month in a row. more on the extreme weather that we're seeing on the west coast, next. seeing on the west coast, next the airport can be a real challenge for new homeowners who have become their parents... okay, everybody, let's do a ticket check. paper tickets. we're off to a horr...

You reported as of saturday, border patrol processing facilities holding migrants, 585% above capacity. so that number astounding, put into context what that looks like in these facilities. >> so what that means is that for immigrants, especially immigrant families, which has been a group that we have seen really increase over the past month and even in just the past few weeks, it means children not having beds to sleep on. it means covid spreading. we heard about other viruses spreading, lice. they're in facilities where they don't have the proper health care and they're not able to always ge...

Whether they may stay in the u.s. now, as of this morning, border patrol processing facilities were nearly six times above their capacities. 585%, to be more precise. nbc's julia ainsley joins us now by phone. julia, what more have you learned? >> yes, that's right, joshua. so intense overcrowding in these facilities. we've seen this happen before with children, but now they say, with an increase in families coming in, they're worried about the spread of covid-19, as well as other viruses, lice, and it's really just become an unhealthy and unsustainable situation at these border processing fac...