planes being able to arrive in haiti and take some of these people back to the country that they said goodbye to, in some cases, years ago. as it stands right now, the city of del rio with the closure of this bridge is more or less cut off. they get millions of dollars in cross-border trade. that's more or less come to a standstill. there is a concern about that. but in the meantime, all eyes really go to the humanitarian situation playing out underneath this bridge. we do know that food and water has been brought in in large amounts. yet there are still people, we're told, choosing to go back into mexico and get whatever food, water they can, then come back across the river to hand it out to those in need here. so we're keeping a very close eye on this situation as it develops. we know those deportation planes will be hopefully taking off, according to dhs here, within the next 48 hours or so, alex. >> okay, morgan chesky, thank you so much for that. staying in texas, everyone, more on this breaking news, an