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Near 20 degrees, we needed to call a state of emergency. it was important to me because i can tell you that i've had a lot of people tell me it needed to be at a right time when resources were needed and this was the perfect time to do that at this point. >> i'm wondering if you're seeing it obviously, you're seeing it first hand, our dana culver is there. they are building camp fires trying to stay warm. 9,000 migrants moved out of el paso. your your community sustain that many migrants? >> whether title 42 gets lifted or not, we'll make sure we have the proper resources. can we sustain this ...

Into private property near a pecan orchard then waited for border patrol processing as title 4 # remains in place for now. at the same time, on the other side of town, another group of well over 100 had crossed illegally, while hours beforehand this group of roughly 200 migrants had crossed, with law enforcement escorting them down a local highway into border patrol custody. in el paso, hundreds of migrants camped on the rio grande in frigid temperatures last night after crossing illegally onto the u.s. side of the river. many of them trying to stay warm with camp fires. coils of razor wire co...

Crossing in to el paso last night. local media reporting it was potentially up to 2,000 people and that it was possibly the biggest mass crossing in the city's history. as you look at the video, you'll see wave after wave of these people walking across the river and gathering on the u.s. side of the river where they form a single file line. that line stretches as far as the eye can see. well over 1,000 people crossed there. it was cold there last night. so you'll see many of them started setting camp fires in an effort to keep warm. cbp sources tell fox news that over the last 24 hours in that...

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Un-housed. if you go to downtown l.a., jose, you're going to see a lot of people sleeping on the streets, and those streets are going to be absolutely broiling over the next couple of days. authorities have activated a number of cooling centers. these are libraries, they're recreation centers. they're anywhere with air-conditioning where folks can get inside, get cool, drink some water, and just for a couple of hours be out of the heat. the other major concern, jose, is forest fires. this kind of heat produces enormous amounts of dry kindling, that is exactly what forest fires need to spread. ...