they opened the trunk. underneath the stroller in a compartment they pull out a man. the mom told troopers she was trying to smuggle them to the san antonio area. she was arrested for human smuggling. a couple of major fentanyl busts to shoi. look at this photo at the cbp port of entry in arizona. cbp officers seized 242,000 fentanyl pills smuggled in the spare tire of a vehicle and others strapped to the body of a pedestrian. take a look at this. cbp agents in arizona finding 2100 fentanyl pills hidden in tamales with an ice chest. the democrat-led city of el paso just announced they are no longer going to bus migrants to new york city or chicago. the final numbers, though, wild. they sent more than 290 buses to the cities with more than 14,000 migrants. they say they are stopping because the new dhs policy has reduced the number of illegal crossings there. send it back to you. bill: no more busing to new york city, is that the word? that s correct, as of yesterday the f
what does it all mean for the u.k. now in going forward? and what will the economic spillover from europe mean for us here in the u.s.? correspondent alex hogan joins us now from london with the latest. good evening, alex. good evening, bret. it is an historic day on downing street in just a 92nd speech. liz truss forfeited her fight to hold on to her seat. same spot where less than two months ago she vowed to serve the country. the british public now preparing for the 3rd prime minister in just four months as liz truss announces she is officially stepping down. i therefore have spoken to his majesty, the king, to notify him that i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. the tori party leader started the job holding an audience with queen elizabeth ii days before the monarch s death. promised tax cuts which downward spiral of the economy. all of the plans have been completely reversed just six weeks later. new approval rating record low. comes less than 24 h
truss s economic policies tanked the economy leading the u.k. with the highest inflation since 1982. since her resignation announcement the british pound is up. so far as far as who replaces her, contenders will need the backing of 100 of the 357 conservative party lawmakers. if one candidate hits that mark they could become the next prime minister as early as monday. but if multiple candidates manage to get that backing, it will go to an online vote among the members of that party. of course, we ll see in the days to come, this will be a quick race, a lot riding not only just on today but over the weekend as well. bill: a bit of a stunner. alex hogan live in london. thank you. julie: children in ukraine are deeply traumatized by the violence all around them. how one group is working to help young ukrainians cope with russia s invasion.
washington to explain. hey, mark. good morning. good to see you. this year the peach state is seeing record early voting turnout even though some politicians including president biden accused georgia republicans of enacting new laws that they were dubbing jim crow 2.0. among new measures a ban on food and drinks handed out at the polls. proof of i.d. to vote by mail and new limits on the number of ballot drop boxes in the state. so far the changes don t appear to be hurting turnout. the latest data from georgia s secretary of state shows as of thursday morning just under 400,000 voters had cast their ballot. for democratic candidate stacey abrams it may create a messaging problems because she campaigned that the state was trying to suppress voters rights. the restrictions on voters is barriers to access. when voters are determined enough, they can overcome those barriers. the issue i take is we shouldn t have to work this hard to cast a ballot. you shouldn t have to work this hard
designed for your use. for governor kemp is fight over voting rights dominated his first term and accused abrams of scaring off businesses over claims the new laws were racist. this week he is firing right back. joe biden and vice president harris were right there in the mix criticizing our state. it s absolutely not true and why people can t trust stacey abrams. what we re telling our folks is go vote early, let s show early momentum. polling shows it is kemp who has some of the momentum right now. a poll showing governor kemp with a slight lead over abrams. he has maintained a lead for several months. next week abrams is hoping for last-minute support for her campaign and holding an event with former president obama in atlanta trying to change the polls. julie, that election is getting closer every day and voting underway. julie: coming very quickly. thank you very much. bill: drafting off mark s