his ex-wife will be on the stand today. this after the prosecution called its first witness and they presented that laptop in court. so much more on that coming up shortly. first, however, there is this. president biden: today i m announcing actions to bar migrants who cross our southern border unlawfully from receiving asylum. this action will help us gain control of our border, restore order to the process. this ban will remain in place until the number of people trying to enter illegally is reduced to a level that our system that effectively manage. bill: how do you do that now? bearing down on the border president buying signing that order to stem the chaos or try. too little too late? someone asked yesterday at the white house, why now? good morning, everybody . i m bill hemmer in new york city. we re team blue today. dana: good to see you i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. it s pretty interesting that the timing of all of this certainly you could im
paso, texas u.s. marshal and police department deputy chief and worked narcotics for 13 years. how are you doing? good morning. so this is a gang, apprehended at the southern border. show them this. 41 apprehended at the border. apparently he wasn t one of them. how tough are these guys? absolutely the 41 that have been apprehended and many more not apprehended. they are here in our country and they are committing horrible crimes. they just shot two police officers. they ve been involved in other crimes throughout the united states. i m over here teaching a class in sacramento right now and just talked about this dangerous gang that is going throughout the united states. they are extremely violent. they were involved in the attack on the police officers, nypd
that contributed to to society, that had a purpose. it was fun to watch him. he looked like he was enjoying himself. the crew looked like they were doing what they needed to be doing, and everything was going off really well. and i didn t know at that time that. .anything concerning had happened. there were people that did, though, but i wasn t one of them.
You know, we make it a point to get out and go to schools and talk to kids all the time. And when i do that, i really try to let them know what it was like for me when i was a kid growing up, and how i had this dream of one day becoming an astronaut, and that really, if you work hard and youre always persistent, you can really make those dreams come true. He wanted to always be involved in something that was kind of bigger than him, that contributed to to society, that had a purpose. It was fun to watch him. He looked like he was enjoying himself. The crew looked like they were doing what they needed to be doing, and everything was going off really well. And i didnt know at that time that. Anything concerning had happened. There were people that did, though, but i wasnt one of them
do you ever have that with your characters? do you feel they ve got close to you or into your heart or into your brain, and therefore it s hard to be objective about them ? the answer to that is yes, that it s almost always you develop a lot of feeling, because there is feeling in the air after a while. for the most part, those feelings don t, i think, affect how i write. but there are times when i know i have those feelings and i have to just make sure that they won t bother me when i write, but this wasn t one of them. do you have, like. tricks sounds glib, but do you have strategies that you fall back on to get people to open up? yeah. you do things with them. you don tjust talk to them. you don tjust have an interview. you play padel tennis or you go on a trip or you accompany them to their meetings. so i m approaching this all wrong. well, we walked down the street and went to the book store together, and we ve spent