the town hall with the gop frontrunner and the reaction from the republican rivals and the impact now on the republican primary. what voter ss in the gop and fa beyond learned from donald trump last night. and preparing for a surge of migrants hours before a covid policy ends tonight. more from border. and now, twist on a murder case. joran van der sloot is being extradited to the united states. all of this now on cnn news central. the end of title 42 ends just before midnight which is going to allow the border officials to send migrants back across the border. it is what the border patrol has been waiting after they have been apprehending migrants each day. the border patrol says they are waiting to go to dallas, houston, new york and miami, and nick valencia is in brownsville, texas, for us this morning. what are you seeing for us on the streets. sara, it is a lot. a lot to be surrounded by this hopelessness, and these migrants who have been crossing seemingly optim
screen, developments in great britain right now. the very future of boris johnson, the prime minister that is under duress, if you look at it that way from his own conservative government, 359 members that are voting whether he should stay in power or that they have lost confidence in him. we should know the results soon as the leader of the torres goes, someone else would have to take over. who that next person would be. the unlikely that this happens is anyone s guess. even if he survived this vote, there s no guarantee that he won t still be wounded political bait. so we re watching that closely. we should know of his fate shortly. meantime, here, we re also keeping an eye on what s happening on the inflation front, which is now running out of control. gas prices hitting another record. the administration now focusing on this and not quite the way you d think. mark meredith has more from washington. mark? hey, neil. good afternoon. gas prices are breaking records on a ne
add vote last night? he did not. he did not aim to. he was playing to the base in a classic trump performance. and new hampshire is a swing state where the independent voters outnumber democrats and republicans. and the questions were good tough questions, but for the people who had predominantly voted for donald trump in 2020, and what was clarifying for the people who have not been paying attention to trump this time around and paying attention to the republican state of the base, and that is a wake-up call that is he is not running a more mature and dignified campaign of the past, and it is the same old relentless pace of lies and demagoguery and hostility to constitutional order. we heard from chris sununu, republican from new hampshire who may run for president, and
to on a military front or police front. we keep them in our prayers, and the u.s. government will do everything we can to get them back. reporter: haiti s state of profound unrest was set off by the assassination of their president and an earthquake that killed thousands. no word at this point if official contact has been made with the missionaries or their abductors n. washington, alexandria hoff, fox news. arthel: going to bring in joel reuben, former deputy assistant secretary of state under president obama and executive director of the add vote cat city advocate9 city group american jewish congress. last year there were 234 reported keyed nappings, so far this year 328. in general, what s your take on this? arthel, first and foremost, my heart goes out to the families of those who were kidnapped and people who do mission work are doing the lord s work. so hopefully, these individuals will be returned home soon.
promised add vote next month that would extend the funding for the 9/11 victims for 70 years. that comes too late for one of the most vocal proponent of the bill. the 9/11 hero passed away this weekend, he was only 53 years ol old. harry smith tells his story. luis alvarez. a family man. after 9/11, he comed but the damaged buildings looking for human remains then he worked on the piles that human extradition change of first responders searching for the shreds of people who died. we know a lot of firemen and emts who worked in the pile had trouble breathing. the epa says the air was fine so he kept on working.