very quick. it is tragic to see families, vulnerable individuals who have been deceived by treacherous and exploited smuggling organizations. now authorities are trying to process these individuals, mayorkas saying they will be sent back to the nations from which they game. that efforts continues at a rate of about 3-thousand a day. but through drone video this morning under the bridge there are still several thousand people that are here living in these squalid conditions. one video from across the border from cnn, they shot this video that shows that migrants are continuing to come across despite authorities surging resources to this location. and so this has everyone here quite concerned because of the humanitarian crisis going on under the bridge but also because the government itself has to now process thousands of people and fly them back to places like haiti which will take quite a bit of time, we re told. that drone video just really
courtney bembridge, bbc news. this is the current scene live from la palma, and this is in real time, it s just gone four o clock in the morning now in la palma and there has been no sign of it slowing down, it is pumping out the love of stop us immigration officials have begun mass repatriations of haitian migrants camped under a motorway bridge on the us mexico border. these pictures you see now are just some of people that have been flown out and taken to the haiti capital port au prince. us immigration officials won t confirm details, but it s widely reported that there have been three full passenger planes. more than 13 thousand people, mainly from haiti, have gathered beneath the del rio
funding. it didn t end there, because later, minister of interior official said in a briefing they hoped that the uk side would come to their senses, hoped that the uk side would come to theirsenses, it hoped that the uk side would come to their senses, it is getting very messy sophie. their senses, it is getting very messy some- their senses, it is getting very messy sophie. daniel, thank you. 20 years after the 9/11 terror attacks on america which killed nearly 3 thousand people, the man who s thought to have masterminded them, khalid sheikh mohammed and his four key associates are in court for pretrial hearings. it s their 42nd appearance and the judge is the eighth to have presided over the case, which has been bogged down for years. the proceedings are taking place in guantanamo bay in cuba from where our north america correspondent aleem maqbool sent this report. a demand forjustice following that horrific day 20 years ago led to a wide reaching response. but one that s since le
climate change in the communities that have been touched by extreme events in recent weeks. louisiana, new york, newjersey, california, president seemingly determine not just to fix the problems in queens but also try and find a fix in glasgow scotland and a couple of months time at the cop 26 conference that will be music to the heirs of his host borisjohnson who of course is trying to find solutions but needs the haft of the united states it needs the help of joe biden. el salvador has become the first country to accept bitcoin as legal tender. starting today, businesses will be obliged to accept where possible the digital coins as payment. but how is this going to work. anyone who buys bitcoin will know it an extremely volatile. bitcoin prices have gone from $10 thousand a coin last year to a high of $63 thousand this april. back down to the current price where it is today of just over $46 thousand. so what do they make of it all. i m joined by tatiana marroquin
my daughter in law. they do not have any sympathy. they are heartless. the people here are scared for their safety. there are many reasons for afghans to fear the taliban. they are walking into unknown futures. boris johnson says the uk will also carry on evacuation efforts. more than 13 thousand people have been airlifted out of afghanistan by british aircraft in the past fortnight. 0ne afghan interpreter who worked with uk forces spoke to our special correspondent, lucy manning. he s now in quarantine with his family. a new life inside the uk. this is what freedom looks like when you leave your homeland and have to build a home again. this is refuge. how are you and all the family doing?