on the saturday afternoon. i m yasmin vossoughian. boy, we have a lot to cover over the next couple of hours. spewing qanon conspiracies, the former president, once again, using these blatant lies at a political rally last night. plus, what his lawyers are doing to stop the federal grand jury that is investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 elections. plus, the fate of the former president and his organization. i m going to ask michael cohen, you see him right there, what he thinks is going to happen to his former boss after that fraud lawsuit was filed against him and his family by new york s attorney general. and then his reaction to laetitia james s shout out and the inside information he gave during a congressional hearing. tracking 20 storms, everybody. right now, more than half 1 million canadians without power, as the nation s east coast takes the brunt of what was hurricane fiona. the dangerous problems residents are facing their and separate from that, by the way,
our pharmacists are here subway s drafting 12 new subs for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. what s your pick? all right, welcome back. the legal fallout of over florida governor desantis s relocation of migrants last week, it is growing. a south would see senator is now suing desantis and asking a judge to block him from using any more state money to transport migrants. some migrants were also suing the governor in a class action lawsuit and a texas sheriff s leading a criminal investigation. all coming as the number of migrants in el paso hitting record levels. the border processing center at double capacity. the democratic mayor is even sending some migrants by bus to
workers. they are encouraged to come forward regardless of their immigration status and enforce their rights. and this week there will be an immigration week of action. we ll be following it closely. julia, one last question for you. one of the lingering impacts of the trump administration is the incarceration, sadly, of children. and we re learning that there s still roughly 11,000 children in detention. what is the biden administration doing to alleviate and remove them from those spaces and bring them into guardianships of some sort? well, first it s important to remember that these children are in the care of hhs. it s not i.c.e., it s not punitive, and it s been hard really, for any administration to imagine a difference in that system where children would go straight from a border processing center to be released at large in the united states. these children who need to have some sort of shelter and be provided for and then have the people who are coming forward to be their s
sort? well, first, it s important to remember that these children are in the care of hhs. it s not i.c.e., it s not punitive, and it s hard really for any administration to imagine a difference in that system where children would go straight from a border processing center to be released at large in the united states. these are children who are need to have some kind of shelter and be provided for and then have the people who are coming forward to be their sponsors, to have them vetted. the problem is sometimes there s a back log. it could be over a month or two months before people who are begging to come forward, parents who are calling the hotline every day saying i m in the united states ready to pick up my child, until they re actually able to be reunited. we know they have tried to speed up the process in a lot of ways but there s also been a number of problems. we ve had reporting here on msnbc and on nbc about whistle-blowers who have come forward saying i have solutions myse
332 pregnant women living under the bridge. believe it or not, as busy as it looks, it s almost halfway down compared to what it was at the climax on saturday when it was 15,000. then this last piece of video here, we were over al del rio airport earlier today. take a look at what we saw. this was we apparently don t have that video. basically we saw migrants being loaded into a u.s. air force aircraft. they looked like they were going to be repatriated or taken to another border processing center. one thing that we learned this afternoon, a transport bus a private contractor transport bus that left del rio yesterday headed for brownsville, full of haitian migrants. they overtook the staff on the bus, forced their way out. all of the migrants were recaptured. the governor said today that he