About the emergency on the border. Members calling the meeting emotional and productive but there werent any specifics on how to solve the problem. Keep in mind, tens of thousands, more immigrants are expected to be flowing over that border joining tens of thousands already there. Tonight we take a closer look at one of the reasons this crisis is happening. Gangs. Many of the undocumented immigrants say they fear for their lives because of the threat of Gang Violence in their home countries. And some of the gangs terrorizing Central America, the gang members, were actually arrested and deported from the United States decades ago. Sara sidener has our outfront exclusive investigation. Reporter this 19yearold is living in the shadows in southern california. Hes an illegal immigrant who says hes running away from unimaginable Gang Violence in his home country, guatemala. But he is not just a victim. He admits he is also a perpetrator, recruited by the gangs when he was just 9. They were l
Homes they fled from to get more personal supplies and what not, but already there are cracks in this humanitarian pause. This morning the humanitarian ceasefire broken. Rockets launched towards the Regional Council in israel, two hours after the temporary ceasefire started, agreed upon by both sides in order for the u. N. To tend to the injured in gaza nearing 2,000. Just hours earlier rockets were fired by hamas over tel aviv, one intercepted by the iron dome, another making contact. Israeli forces also announcing they noild what they called a major terror attack. Hamas attempting to infiltrate the Border Crossing through a tunnel from the Southern Gaza strip. The Israeli Military says this video shows about a dozen men emerging from the tunnel. The air strike that followed killed several of them. Photographs from the scene show weapons on the ground around the tunnel entrance. We must be clear that people of gaza are not our enemy. Our problem is with the terrorists, with the hamas
When Shi Zhang, who works at the Fujian Museum in Fuzhou, East China's Fujian province, received Armenian guests from the Yerevan History Museum and took them around an exhibition at her workplace in 2021, she was surprised to hear from them that they had a type of musical instrument in their collections very similar to the bili, an ancient Chinese bamboo flute.
Amid the elegant melody of the Chinese folk song Jasmine Flower, two musicians from China and Armenia play two traditional woodwind instruments from their home countries. They are surrounded by visitors who were attracted by the harmonious tunes.