120 years. remote villagers are hardest hit by this devastation for christina coleman is following the story for us. what is the latest? >> this a powerful earthquake killed more than 1300 people that grim death toll will likely rise once rescue crews were able to come to the huge piles of rubble near covering communities take a look at this video the epicenter of the 6.8 quake was the fourth largest city in morocco. just west of the atlas mountains that toppled historic buildings and walls that were not constructed to withstand a powerful earthquake. this was the strongest earthquake to hit morocco and 120 years. huge boulders that fell under some of the road to make it very tough or rescue crews to reach the mountain villages that were hit hard earthquake. residents come to terms with all the death and destruction. this woman lives in a village community where they started burying those who lost their lives in this deadly earthquake. >> we were eating dinner before the electricity was cut off and we did not know what was happening. our children and our family no longer knew whether they were alive or dead. we help the benefactors will help us make god reward them well. >> are terrifying for this video shows the moment the earthquake rocked this restaurant. people were running outside of the building, fearing for their lives of everything around that shook back and forth and structures toppled over throughout the region leaving many without food or shelter. look out for food we have nowhere to cook we cannot go back home because of the danger of collapse. it fell completely. i have two kids four and five years old. still young. >> again the death toll is expected to rise also more than 1800 people were injured. >> christina coleman thank you so much. more and is from overseas day one of the g20 summit is wrapping up. president biden is trying to seize in chinese president she's jinping's absence to counter chinese influence in the region. peterpeter doocy has latest. >> here at no president xi? no problem progress as president she is impact the summit? >> will be nice to have them here at. [inaudible] >> president biden is hoping to get tighter with india in the absence of chinese and russian leaders but emphasized the impact of a new rail project that will connect india with the middle east and europe. >> is this what someone once said and the similar domestic action that was positive this is a big deal. this is a real big deal. >> it would be an even bigger deal president biden could do something about gas prices back at home produced at the end of a saturday in new delhi at a dinner with some of the world's biggest oil producers including crown prince or mbs. >> will have opportunities that the discussions are the g22 talk about a spate of economic development around the world he's focused on making sure the prices continue to come down for the american consumer. he is taking septa short global supply. even if that means coming into the strategic reserve it. >> to a disagreement about russian aggression in ukraine for the leaders to come up with any kind of strong language. they watered things down compared to that last a joint statement this one is t to longr the war against ukraine it is the war in ukraine. >> peter doocy reported in new delhi, peter thanks. many are criticizing g20 summit as they went for russia and a loss for ukraine including ukraine's foreign minister tookk a red marker to the seventh of declaration on facebook replacing sections of language with edits of his own. condemning russian aggression and making clear ukraine is the victim here. chris should whiten was a senior ststate department advisor in te trump and gw bush administration. he joins us live for more on this. christian this joint declaration really handed a wind to russia. i went to china. neutered on the issue of ukraine break note references and now it's a war in ukraine. not against ukraine. but yet jake sullivan is defending this statement as a success. why would they pretend to be happy with this? >> well, they do not have very much else to go on, jackie. the course of biden foreign policy we have a pretty long record as president of the failure in afghanistan you have the inability to explain to the american people any coherent china policy is trended towards much more accommodating lately. you have a failure of a counteroffensive in ukraine that was tucked up significantly through winter and spring paid for by u.s. tax dollars by and large. what you have left this is very nifty for russia and china they don't have to show up. at least russia did not show up needed xi jinping the leader and nonetheless they go they want the same as what happened 10 days of the un general assembly, whether president xi or put in are going to go to that in the deck is stacked in their favor as with many international forms. >> it just begs the question both the u.s. want to sign onto something that really does so little on what has been a major initiative of this administration? as you mentioned china got a win in the summit. even though president xi was not there. they were effective at removing languages at the u.s. will be hosting the g20 and 2026. without president xi even showing up. and effectively he went to the brick summit. but he skipped out on the summit despite the president set three cabinet members to beijing over the last three months or try to far relations here. why would that biden really tried to make progress in this forum without president xi being there? especially now they got the chinese putting a? on this meeting in november at the summit? >> is just again reflective love for the international forms where the left of the united states. and joe biden thr threat his charisma and some has been a big supporter of the united nations. avon is basically a place where people go to screw the u.s. at our expense incidentally. going back to what is he going to do against china? has he increased the amount of naval and air force we have in the pacific? that is something the chinese would pay attention too. no he hasn't actually our navy has dipped around the 300 may be below 300 ships. it's far below what her own uniformed officers say is necessary. our navy may be smaller now than china. they look at the real world and the look of biden make any statements and guess which one china cares about? they care about real-world factors and across the world people are moving in their own direction. that middle east is a current lots and lots of money thanks to five bucks a gallon biden gas prices are going up they're not going down like jon kirby said with the strategic petroleum reserve is not going to be a tool we use because joe biden has drained it. so a lot of talk to try to cover up a lot of failure here. >> it certainly appears like the chinese are doing an effective job at sidelining summits the u.s. is typically played a very central role in and showing up to places they want to be. but you touched on oil. last year in saudi arabia the president fist bump the parade this year it was a hearty handshake. coming after russia and the saudi's and coordinating statements declaring they're going to extend the oil production cuts through the rest of 2023 that pushed up prices, trading above $90 a barrel for the first time this year. and now the of menstruation is signaling they're going to tap the strategic reserves again with what jon kirby just said. after the president killed these leases in alaska and barred drilling on the national petroleum reserve, should he have chased it down a sidebar meeting? >> he said we should have. it was probably too little too late. he has a long record he came into office avowing to make a pariah out of mbs the defective ruler of saudi arabia. saudi arabia commits human rights rights violation was to be honest and clear about that when they do but compare that to iran for example which runs one of the most tyrannical despotic regimes in the world, compared to venezuela he was turned a once decent country into a socialist. russia as well we never really did have an honest debate whether u.s. sanctions on russian energy or having any effect on the war are really helping you create their elevating prices for americans. you are alienating these producers of oil you are talking a production of oil domestically and then you're surprised when gas starts creeping back up to five bucks a gallon it's a marvel to watch. >> the president will be continuing on to vietnam after he leaves india. news is coming out they are apparently pursuing a secret arms deal with russia. another chance for him to achieve something on this trip before he returns home. thank you for joining us appreciate your time. >> thank you jacqui. >> hundreds of law enforcement officials or join the pduring thepennsylvania manhuntn escape killer after the search entered its tenth day. nate foy is live in chester county were police or they're closing in on this convict, hey nay. >> 's entire community is just waiting for news that danelo cavalcante has been captured. for the past 24 hours who's seen here at longwood gardens yesterday twice. helicopters have been circling tactical teams on the ground but still no word of his capture at this point. the search parameters decreased between eight and 10 square miles to under one square mile per take a look at this map it makes up a significant portion of it. trooper told me yesterday one of the two sightings was in the southwestern portion of the garden where we are. he was first caught on camera monday night here. take a look at these pictures. he is reportedly mincing every day this week here with tuesday being the lone exception authority still have not been able to find him. they are using everything they have again the helicopters, dogs, hundreds of person on the ground the vegetation is thick there are plenty of places to hide this guy is a 5 feet tall 120 pounds but authorities are determined to finish the job and capture this convicted killer. >> i will keep up this search at whatever tempo is appropriate for as long as we need too. he is a dangerous individual. he has ki is killed two people e past. he is desperate, he is on the run he does not want to be recaptured. >> meanwhile the tower officer on duty during cavalcante escape has been fired after failing to report it. no one knew about the escape until inmates were later counted after their take it inside from the exercise yard. cavalcante is an illegal immigrant accused of murder in his home company of brazil he said to serve life in prison for murdering his girlfriend in pennsylvania in 2021. cavalcante has picked up two bags since his escape 10 days ago at this point is unclear what is inside those bags but officials say they believe is getting more desperate by the day. whenever he comes out whenever he reveals himself they will be ready to pounce up or they have the entire garden surrounded right now they're just waiting to get eyes on him will send back to you. >> will keep following it, nate foy thank you so much. meanwhile in washington d.c. there's another massive manhunt underway british officials are still searching 31-year-old christopher haynes a murder suspect to escape from police custody at the george washington university hospital on thursday. police say it haynes broke out when officers were trying to handcuff him to a bed. he assaulted one of the officers and ran off it. haines was last seen wearing a black shirt, gray shorts and handcuffs hanging from his right wrist. officers wer worn he is consided dangerous. parents in one new york city school district are taking on city hall bird purchaser breaking out over a temperate migrant shelter in an area at some say is too close to their children in school but cb cots and is live in new york city with more on this. >> hi jacqui. we are seeing protests happen they keep popping up. those who turned out carrying signs are yelling through a megaphone's essay they want these shelters shut down or move to another neighborhood part was how this play out last night when dozens protested at the state funded tent shelter set up of the parking lot at the psychiatric center in queens the tent city has been open less than a month and has space for up to 1000 single adult migrant men. some people as you mention think this shelters too close to a school. others do not believe migrants are being properly vetted. we need it shut down. >> this is absolutely a disgrace. so we are going to be here until this is taken down. >> i am an immigrant to i it took me 15 years and it is not fair. this is shelter on staten island near former catholic school of the same for another protest on tuesday for weeks new york state gop lawmakers calling for special session to address problems of the migrant crisis. the new york governor says she is working with the team in hopes to find a legal way for migrants to fill the states workforce needs. she is entertaining all options including special session. she also said she thanks ultimately it is the white house which needs to provide more resources. new york city mayor eric adams echoed a similar message this week blaming the white house but also republican texas governor greg abbott. listen. >> never in my life have i had a problem that i did not see an ending to. i don't see an ending to this. i don't see an ending to this. this issue will destroy new york city. it started with a mad man down in texas deciding when to bust people up to new york city. >> more than 100 10,000 migrants are or asylum-seekers have a ride to the big apple since april of last year. according to governor greg abbott just 12% of that total were bused by his administration to new york city. quicksort cb cotton thanks so much. coming up the white house is considering a plan to force some migrant families to remain in texas already setting off a major battle with texas governor greg abbott who is plucking to take the buy demonstration to court. lucas tomlinson will be the white house of more on that. 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>> addition to congressman tony gonzalez new potential remain an texas policy, jew a fire response from texas governor greg abbott has been shipping tens of thousands of migrants to new york and here the nation's capitol threatened to send more quote this scam was tried years ago it was shot down by a judge. we will send biden the same swift justice we will add even more buses of migrants to washington. now speaking of remain in texas, jacqui a fe federal appeals cout said later this week thousand foot floating barrier on the rio grande will be allowed to remain in texas to remain in place despite widespread criticism on how the white house has handled immigration but white house insist border policies are working. you remember this week. the president has done with this issue of immigration than anyone else. we have seen us border plan be effective the data showing it is indeed stopping, slowing down the flow of unlawful migration. >> last month a number of migrant families crossing the southern border into the united states illegally reached an all-time high jacqui. jon: lucas tomlinson and irani white house this evening. >> was remarkable to me since day one of this administration terminated construction of the border wall he restricted the ability of immigration officers to deport aliens who violate u.s. law. you terminated the mpp the remaining mexico policy despite people on the ground talking about how successful that it was you up use parole authority to release illegal aliens en masse into the united states for. >> our approach of expanding lawful pathways and delivering consequences is working. >> bite administration struggling to curb the influx of asylum-seekers of the southern border and blue city leaders are crying in chaos but the white house has reportedly weighing a new plan to keep it migrant families who cross illegally in texas while they await processing. that potential move f faces stif opposition including from advocates for itself in a congressman russell fries of the house judiciary committee and the house oversight committee joints beaten out live. congressman thanks so much for your time appreciate it. but thanks jacqui, think for having me. quicksort to get to the issue of america's impeachment which you've obviously called for. your colleague chip roy said back in august that republicans do not have the votes for that. you have them now? >> well i hope so. think we're coming back next week and the case has never been clearer. the guy has abused his power. he has lied to congress and to the american people. he is so bad at his job at 300 americans die every single day from fentanyl poisoning. the constitution is pretty clear we have a remedy to hold government officials accountable it is called impeachment. the case has never been clear secretary mayorkas needs to go pick lexmark rings investing in the agency he is expecting that to wrap up around the end of september. but so far your colleagues have been do you plan on using any other deadline like the government funding deadline at the end of this month to leverage this impeachment? >> to me all options are on the table. the biggest casualty right now is the border, the people who live on the border and the american people. and we owe it to them to fix this problem. so to meet all tools should be on the table and then it should be used to correct this egregious wrong created by the secretary pick resort to be clear on your answer. are you saying you would go all the way up to the deadline risking a government shutdown to try to get this done? >> to me all options are on the table. with the budgetary practices coming up the appropriations process we need to look holistically about how to fix the problem. the american people expect it and we need to deliver for them. i think there are a lot of options in the end i'm not married to one over the other. my mission right now is to make sure we fix and secure the southern border. >> you've also called vocally for the impeachment inquiry to begin into the president. the judiciary and oversight committees already have subpoena power. so can you explain what additional tools that would give you? >> impeachment as prescribed in the constitution so from a court perspective i think you have a lot better standing when your challenge on subpoenas you might issue or witnesses that you want to do. i serve on both oversight and judiciary. they have done incredible work into these matters. but given the focus at this point and given the amount of smoke i think it is time the next logical step for the house to consider is that impeachment inquiry. just not me impeachment it just means we owe it to the american people to let the facts guide us. the bite of menstruation others have denied it for months and in fact years. his involvement with the sun's business and at every turn we have disproven that. the next logical step is the speaker has talked about is that inquiry. >> to your point you say it's not impeachment it is just an inquiry. but at some point if you go down that path you have to ultimately landed the plane. i would assume choosing not to impeach after an inquiry would potentially be difficult for you and your colleagues. i guess my question is what have you not been able to get at this point that justifies that move right now? >> obviously we are looking into it now are the records themselves. we are continuing to uncover evidence we have not seen before. we are continue to battle unfortunately with agencies that are not providing the transparency for the american people. i think there's going to be additional fights and because of where we are. because of the money involved in the foreign policy that may have been impacted because of the money involved with his family, that inquiry's going to be really good for me court perspective it just gives us an extra arrow in our arsenal that we can use. this is a fact-finding mission this is about the truth and about the facts. >> just to be clear, have they blocked anything you've asked for yet? 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>> i think it is a very big challenge for him. because most of the events he does right now are from the podium. they are from the white house or he does a ceremony. but voters went to see him, and feel him. this is not 2020. this is not the year of covid. i have not only driven across the country and back, i also spent a lot of time in different black community stunned by how they feel. they were part of an activist movement. but dealing with the same kind of problems everyone else is dealing with, inflation and the impact of gas prices are having. and their grocery bills. they are not only unhappy with the policies and the way that he appears to get to their problems they all say they are very concerned about his age. to the point they say he is too old. he shouldn't be president. the other thing that is really interesting and talking to the voters as voters are not looking for someone that is out of washington. they are looking more for someone who was or is a governor. in particular among democratic voters. they want someone who has shared experiences. someone they see on a day-to-day basis. what's impacting their lives. there is no it more adept and nimble and dealing with that than the state governor. >> to your point the president is not done much in person campaigning your average voter does not necessarily realize on this international trip he has an motorcade at 12:41 a.m. and people do not see that the traveling press corps might be recognizing when he's on one of the trips like this. but on the other issues in these polls what surprises me is is pulling on ukraine specifically. i want to go to the wall street journal poll showing the president underwater on the economy, the border, china, ukraine, also facing off with trump. fight it also loses on a number of issues including where they should mentally fit for the job trump comes out on top. whether people think biden cares about your comment trumps comes out on top, things about the future trump wins that whether he is an accomplished winter trump winds at again per the only president only wins in the poll of honesty and likability. so how much should people be reading into these polls? do you think it is really as close as it is? and are you hearing anxiety from democrats over that? >> yes and yes i really believe this election is very, very close with the choices between trump and biden is going to beat onbeonce again a very close election. voters are very unhappy with biden. while they may not vote for trump they may sit on their hands. that still benefits trump if he is indeed the nominee. and i hear this not just from democrat voters. once that would never vote any other way than a democrat. but it asked strategist to our extremely frustrated because they think of the impacts that t will have on their races like in ohio with senator brown or in pennsylvania with senator buck. the tech but they're down ballot impact all the time of president trump. but i think we also need to really examine they're down ballot impact of president biden. >> we will see if they make a change they have not yet's. thanks so much for joining us we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> coming up heat wave worries in the southwest's concerns over hurricane oli turning out into the atlantic. meteorologist adam klotz has all the details coming up next. arthritis pain? 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