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Celebrate both cultures. mexican chefs slow cooking local beef to present awe thirte-- >> super bowl sunday was sold out. more that have the than half the clients mexican. >> i can have a good relationship with an american person or a russian person and it's about people, not governments. >> reporter: while big anti-trump protests are expected on sunday, at this restaurant they hope to keep bringing everyone together at the same table. shasta darlington, cnn, mexico city. in the meantime, some towns in canada are being flooded with mostly african refugees who have given up on their asylum cl...

The old know only too well the fear they have left behind. >> showing us the situation there in sudan. coming up, president trump pivots to japan and china. the president hosting japanese prime minister shinzo abe at his resort in florida. the two of them reaffirming their country's close ties. also ahead, refugees by the dozens crossing canada's long, snowy border with the united states. they're not who you think they might be. live from atlanta here in the united states and around the world, you're watching "cnn newsroom." if your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with...

Last weekend in bitter cold, 22 people did forcing volunteers in town to open an emergency center. today the town made a new deal with border services and rcmp. >> they assured us that they will have the manpower to handle the influxes of refugees. >> reporter: so what about security? all those people coming over that famously unprotected border. they say they can't stop them but they are arresting them. >> those people are identified, searched, screened, those types of things, then they're take zwroen cbsa where their processes take place, too. >> at the ports of entry we are well positioned ...

Cold enough, in fact, that some have lost fingers to frostbite. the cbc's cameron macintosh has this story. >> reporter: he's loading up with clothes, blankets and food. j.p.vanegas has made the trip many times picking up people walking across the border. >> i did this several times. >> reporter: a former refugee for chile, he's a senior official. he's taking supplies to emerson to help deal with a flood of asylum seekers. >> 15 years ago i was in the same shoes coming to canada for a better life. >> reporter: one hour south of winnipeg he's seen hundreds of aftrican asylum seekers particularl...