ago, because of how things are so different now, peter. yeah, totally different, you know, you just can t have the kind of friendships across the aisle. i think of the humor, by the way, that bob dole showed. in that moment, in that ceremony that bill clinton gave him the medal of freedom, bob dole takes the podium and he starts his speech by saying, i, robert j. dole, as if he was about to take the inaugural address, and the room cracks up. he was able to laugh at himself, he was able to laugh at our system. he was sometimes sharp with it, sometimes a little bit of an edge to it. he certainly had a reputation early on as being a partisan hatchet and we shouldn t romanticize that, but he recognized that politics was about people, about relationships that you could be in opposite parties and still have respect and an admiration for each other as public servants. he served in world war ii, gave so much to his country. you see the tributes today coming from both sides of the aisle. i re
but it will be working to do away with it in the coming months, but there s no timeline on that. but again, this policy, jose, mpp, the remain in mexico policy starting today, as we know it, at one location here along the southern border and plans to be expanded in the coming days. jose? gabe gutierrez in tijuana, mexico, think about this. this lady has been living right on the street corner in a tent for the past six months with her little children there. gabe, thanks. coming up, with tensions already running high between the u.s. and russia, president biden is expected to have a call with vladimir putin tomorrow. a preview of what s at stake, next. you re watching jose diaz-balart reports. ing jose diaz-balart reports. (man 1 vo) i m living with cll and thanks to imbruvica (man 2 vo) i m living longer. (vo) imbruvica is a prescription medicine for adults with cll or chronic lymphocytic leukemia. imbruvica is not chemotherapy- it s the #1 prescribed oral therapy for cll, proven
heard a lot of chatter about this being a case of omission versus action. typically, we think of a criminal case involving criminal acts. there are also acts in this case, these parents bought him a gun, provide access to the gun, taught him how to shoot, posted and boasted about the gun on social media. and then the day before the shooting and the day of the shooting there were all of these raging sirens not red flags, raging sirens about what he s about to do. and instead, the mother says, lol, just don t get caught. do it, but don t get caught. and then at some point she says, don t do it! these are bad facts for the parents. and i analogize this to cases of child abuse and child neglect, of which i ve had many of. in those cases, it s not about what the parents do, it s about what the parents don t do it. and the charges are so unprecedented, i believe for involuntary manslaughter under michigan law, you have criminal negligence and somebody dies, right? that s all you need to
travel abroad, was they used to have about a 72-hour window. not only is that a tighter timeline, but we re also going to have to be careful about what tests we get. pcr tests are accepted and some rapid antigen tests and some at-home tests will be accepted, but you ll likely need to talk to a telehealth provider over audio or video call in order for that to be accepted, as well. so for folks who are planning to travel soon, not only will they immediate to schedule this into their travel plans, but they may need to look at their budgets. in some countries with different testing infrastructure, some of these pcr tests can cost north of $100 at times. take a listen to a conversation that our team had with a family this morning, just getting back from travels and logistical hurdles. it was very stressful here. because we got a covid test within the time that they requested, but the lab made a mistake, so when we got here we had to do one. we had to do another one, and it wasn t ch
well, actually, it s really interesting. it is an attempt to control the importation of the virus, whether it s the original or the most recently prevalent delta variant or the new omicron. the problem is, in my mind, jose, is that it doesn t go far enough. because i think nobody should be allowed on an airplane or a train, for that matter, without having the ability to show proof of being fully vaccinated. and then tested. we re dealing with a very serious pandemic, jose, which is not going away anytime soon. and i think that really stricter regulations need to be in place in my view. do you think that the united states should then say, to any and every passenger, coming in from whatever country it may be, you need to be vaccinated in order to come in, regardless of if you get a pcr or an antigen?