I mean, really, is he trying to sell that to the american people. that is unbelievable and of course they do with evelyn and where it was and what he was doing what information was gathering the whole time any try to give you know chinese president, some cover and the question is why would you want to give the chinese president some cover. the first five alone over the united states and yes we shot it down, after he completed his mission. i mean, come on you gotta be kidding. mike: do you think perhaps he s worried about the reception as secretary of state will get so is trying to soften things a bit with that comment. it is not matter, it is unbelievable, obviously the chinese leadership does it is unbelievable but also unbelievable that he try to sell it to the american people that somehow the leadership really did not know with that by balloon was doing. an income you know xi jinping
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it s an important point. evelyn, in the past, the u.s. initially ruled out high mark patriots, abrams battle tanks, only eventually to change the u.s. position and start providing them to ukraine. do you think f-16s could be next? wolf, absolutely. but i actually am not, so absolutely in the sense that the pattern is exactly as you describe it that there s resistance then the united states caves, however, i m not sure whether we will provide them. part of the problem is the funding. i think what they re doing is signaling to the allies go ahead and provide them and maybe even urging them. i know you guys have been cautious based on your reporting but it may be that the administration s actually being more encouraging and certainly president zelenskyy s running around trying to get these commitments. the money we have right now, my
Some are declaring states of emergencies to deal with the influx we begin at the border tonight with george solis. reporter: tonight, tales of pain and suffering along the u.s./mexico border she said the journey was particularly hard for her 7-year-old daughter who ended up with an infection. migrants lining the streets of border towns like here in el paso it s where we meet evelyn and franklin, who made the perilou three-month journey to the u.s. from peru she says in nicaragua they were kidnapped and threatened and still it paled in comparison to the trauma she says she felt when separated from her 4-year-old grandson at the border they took the child and told us he would be remanded into state custody he says. now left waiting to see if they ll be reunited since title 42 was lifted on thursday, border crossings have dramatically decreased. largely because of stricter migration policies by the biden administration not only have we been planning but executing on those plans.
Jobs, hopefully they have a point of contact. in some cases like with franklin and evelyn they can prove that they are settled so hopefully that makes their case a little easier for trying to get them reunited with their loved ones. jose. george solis in el paso, i thank you very much. right now the cleanup effort is underway across the south and midwest after dozens of tornados were reported over the weeken including a devastating ef-1 tornado which was about 20 miles away from the border city of brownsville. strong winds destroyed homes and tossed cars into residents yards. at least ten people were injured, one person was killed. joining us now from laguna heights, texas, is nbc s catie beck. good morning, what s the very latest today? good morning, jose. this area has already this morning experienced another round of thunderstorms and rain, which has obviously delayed recovery effort this is morning as there are some puddles and standing water around.