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head. the kidnapping and rape of a 13-year-old girl in new york city stunning the nation. we could see the suspect arrested by the help of good samaritans in court this hour. we're waiting news on that as we say hello. a brand-new hour begins now. i'm bill hemmer with my friend and colleague today. >> martha: great to be with you. i'm martha maccallum. we're learning more about this suspect who was accused of assaulting a teenager in a terrifying attack in a park in queens, new york in broad daylight. the 25-year-old migrant from ecuador entered the united states illegally in 2021, c...

life. this is not appropriate, let's happening. >> sandra: that was former president donald trump just hours after the nypd busted an illegal immigrant for that horrific accusation. you are looking live outside the queens county courthouse where, any moment now, we are told that the suspect, and ecuadoran migrant, is expected to appear in court. we are watching that for you. hello and welcome, everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york. gillian, great heavy today. >> gillian: thank you, sandra. i'm gillian turner in washington. john is off today. this is to be 27. the nypd says this man ...

What they'll do is a business person will come in with -- into the network then somebody will deliver them a bag of cash. let's say there's 30,000 or 150,000. that business person will verify that guy's identity by looking at a dollar bill. in the serial number matches, they know. they will say transfer this into an account then convert it to pace sos and move to mexico so what you have is, the cleaning of 1$150,000 that's never touchd a u.s. bank and that cash in that duffel bag goes back into the network here. >> seems like an awful lot of work, why has, you know, these chinese money launder...

A federal judge overnight blocking president biden's attempt to end trump owe so-called remain in mexico rule where migrants are forced to wait in mexico mosquito rather than the u.s. for processing and their court dates. now, this is different than the title 42 pandemic policy that we've been talking about this week which allows authorities to expel migrants quickly and set to expire in five days. let's dig deeper into title 42 drifting out because as the u.s. braces for a surge it's turning out an influx of people. a spike in border crossings will mean big bucks for mexico drug cartels that ...