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with the current president of mexico at the end of april and the conversations have been going on between their teams, really for months now, about a number of issues. the migrant issue has been top of that list. and so to the extent that mexico has been cooperative up to this point, the administration decided to roll this out publicly today as opposed to last week before the elections in mexico because they feel as though the person who will be coming in after the current president is sort of aligned with the current president, and would be someone that the administration can continue to work with. we did ask senior administration officials earlier today what would happen if the number of people who are returned to mexico were to get much higher and we didn't really get a direct response to that. it is yet to be seen whether mexico will say hold on, now you're turning back way too many people, more than mexico can handle and if that might change the dynamic between the two countries around this issue, chris. >> aaron gilchrist and maria theresa kumar, thank you, both.
line there is a bit of a safety net for england-— for england. they go to the in switzerland — for england. they go to the in switzerland next _ for england. they go to the in switzerland next summer- for england. they go to the in i switzerland next summer could for england. they go to the in - switzerland next summer could be other— switzerland next summer could be other two— switzerland next summer could be other two will have to try to qualify _ other two will have to try to qualify through a playoff situation. it's important to say that between france, _ it's important to say that between france, sweden and england, you've -ot france, sweden and england, you've got three _ france, sweden and england, you've got three of— france, sweden and england, you've got three of the top six teams in the world — got three of the top six teams in the world. there is no huge shaman that simply— the world. there is no huge shaman that simply because of the quality of the _ that simply because of the quality of the opposition. many people had referred _ of the opposition. many people had referred to this as the group of death — referred to this as the group of death it — referred to this as the group of death. it means england currently have a _ death. it means england currently have a win, — death. it means england currently have a win, a draw and a defeat. tonight— have a win, a draw and a defeat. tonight is— have a win, a draw and a defeat. tonight is not what you would call must _ tonight is not what you would call must win, — tonight is not what you would call must win, but they certainly don't want _ must win, but they certainly don't want to— must win, but they certainly don't want to lose it either because no one really— want to lose it either because no one really wants to go through that playoff _ one really wants to go through that playoff system. scotland's position as a whole lot healthien — scotland's position as a whole lot healthier. beating england 5—0, and an unbeaten start to qualifying. in an unbeaten start to qualifying. in a game _ an unbeaten start to qualifying. in a game that was played behind closed doors in _ a game that was played behind closed doors in budapest. another first came _ doors in budapest. another first came from chelsea debut
the boats once made from hollowed—out tree trunks. in these, you don't capsize you "huli". the hawaiian word for turn. if your head doesn't come to the surface, i'm going to dive down and dig you out. right? in these six—man teams, alternate seats paddle on alternate sides and the person in the middle seat tells everyone when to change. got about 200 metres so far. my shoulders are absolutely screaming and you find yourself just begging to hear that sound from the front of the boat, which means that you can finally change side. the world championships came to london in 2022. last year, it was samoa. in hawaii this summer, gb will face island nations like tahiti, where outriggers are sporting superstars, and they'll have to train accordingly. first thing that happens when we went to trial, they bring in a former olympian. it's an old boy in his 805, tells you you're expected to train
to ask who had gone to a lawyer and was told, verbatim, this was legal, there�*s nothing you can do. that was a year and a half ago, almost two years ago. that inspired us to start taking action on this issue. eventually we had an open letter, we sent it to congress members, and we had a meeting with them, and it was lindsey graham�*s team and aoc�*s team... those teams were like, ok, we will work with you and make sure it is something we can make a priority. there is a conversation in terms of people who make it and share it, but also the platforms that host it. do you think they should be more accountability when it comes to tech companies and websites? accountability is good for when these things happen, but we should also involve them in the conversation for prevention. ourfocus, prevention needs to be multipronged. there is something to be said for what a! platforms need
the usa, also started with a win, thanks to an excellent performance from aaron jones. he hit an unbeaten 94 offjust a0 balls, as usa chased down their target of 195 with seven wickets in hand, and more than two overs to spare. especially because america is not really a cricketing country, i wanted to win the first game of the tournament against canada. and we did that. we have some great players, to be honest with you, and we just want to keep winning as much as possible. of course we can't win every single game for the rest of our lives, but we want to win as many games as possible and beat as many teams as possible, and really show the world that the usa has great cricketers here in the country. defending champions england get their campaign under way on tuesday, when they face scotland in barbados. harry brook will be pivotal to england's chances of them successfully defending their title — he's back in the squad after taking time away
and, in the case of iga swiatek, 6—0, 6—0 against anastasia potapova, who is the world number 41. potapova won just ten points, and the match lasted a0 minutes — the quickest professional win of swiatek�*s career, we are told. so under demolition and ominous for the rest of the world, especially as swiatek was 5—2 down to naomi osaka in the second round. there may be others in the draw regretting that that got away from osaka. bbc�*s russell fuller there. to the t20 men's world cup — where there's been double success for the co—hosts on the opening day of the tournament. the west indies got off to a winning start by beating papa new guinea. set 137 to win, the west indies reached their target with five wickets in hand and five overs to spare. both teams face uganda in their next fixture. and the other co—hosts,
there may be others in the draw regretting that that got away from osaka. bbc�*s russell fuller there. to the t20 men's world cup — where there's been double success for the co—hosts on the opening day of the tournament. the west indies got off to a winning start by beating papa new guinea. set 137 to win, the west indies reached their target with five wickets in hand and five overs to spare. both teams face uganda in their next fixture. and the other co—hosts, the usa, also started with a win, thanks to an excellent performance from aaron jones. he hit an unbeaten 94 offjust a0 balls, as usa chased down their target of 195 with seven wickets in hand, and more than two overs to spare. especially because america is not really a cricketing country, i wanted to win the first game of the tournament against canada for ourfans.
that inspired us to start taking action on this issue. eventually we had an open letter, we sent it to congress members, and we had a meeting with them, and it was lindsey graham's team and aoc�*s team... those teams were like, ok, we will work with you and make sure it is something we can make a priority. there is a conversation in terms of people who make it and share it, but also the platforms that host it. do you think they should be more accountability when it comes to tech companies and websites? accountability is good for when these things happen, but we should also involve them in the conversation for prevention. ourfocus, prevention needs to be multipronged. there is something to be said for what a! platforms need to be doing and social media platforms, search engines, the places these things are being posted. we often talk about creation
and we did that. we have some great players, to be honest with you, and we just want to keep winning as much as possible. of course we can't win every single game for the rest of our lives, but we want to win as many games as possible and beat as many teams as possible, and really show the world that the usa has great cricketers here in the country. defending champions england get their campaign under way on tuesday, when they face scotland in barbados. harry brook will be pivotal to england's chances of them successfully defending their title — he's back in the squad after taking time away from cricket to grieve for his grandmother, who passed away this summer. awesome to be back with england, and i really enjoyed my little stint with yorkshire, as well. having five games playing with some really close mates, just really trying to enjoy the cricket i was playing. it was nice to have a bit of a break — obviously not under great circumstances — but it was nice to get away from cricket for a while and concentrate on the family at that time, and then come back and play for yorkshire.
sky. atrash balloon from north korea landing on your car, landing on your local school property hazmat teams from the military coming to inspect what has landed. just listen to two lovely individuals who spoke with our team over the weekend. here are some of their impressions i have goosebumps. it felt like a childish lucky. i was surprised to hear about it. >> i knew me. you don't want it why are they sending things like this? i'm worried that they might send something dangerous i mean, that could be the understatement of the afternoon right there. so where do we go from here? as you mentioned, the north has said, you know what, we're going to press pause on this campaign. we were trying to make a point, but there are other humanitarian groups, rosemary, who have sent balloons to the north before with flash drives of videos like k-dramas k pop albums, pictures of what it's like to live in south korea. these groups are saying, you know what, we're going to keep