it s hard to believe they camp over my shoulder is in the united states. its more reminiscent of somewhere from the third world. law enforcement out here is on record as saying that. here is alive look great at las check sources telling me still about 8,600 people living in here. currently get the conditions you can see many of them have pulled plants, sticks, whatever they can find to create some sort of structure here to get out of the blistering hot sun a are waiting to be processed. take alive look at our drone overhead. we shone this all week to give you an aerial perspective of th size and scope of this camp. law enforcement sources inc. as of earlier this morning there we re at least 332 women and this camp who are pregnant. many of the migrants are sitting , hoping, and waiting they will have a chance to be released into the united states. we want to show you why the cam got so big in the first place. look at this exclusive video we shot on saturday. we went on to about boat in
processing area. it s just children lying all over the floor. mothers desperately trying to stroke their backs and calm them. and this is what we ve been seeing all day, only earlier it was under the blistering hot sun. and the only thing that the marines had to give out were little strips of cardboard to be used as improvised fans to try to help keep them cool, these babies. one baby we saw had to be evacuated because it was a newborn baby and the sun was so hot he was dehydrated. so, it s a desperate situation, anderson. the people who are around you, about how many people right now can you see who are just there waiting to get on flights? and are all of those people are most of them afghan or are they people who have already gotten the visas? are they people who have been expedited? do you know? so, in this area where i am
we ve now been here well over 10 or 12 hours. others have been here two days and still haven t managed to get on a flight yet. i m looking around now. people are sleeping on the ground, on the gravel. it s a very chilly night. a woman just came up to me and asked me for a blanket. i gave her my scarf. there are babies everywhere. and the situation with the washrooms is not good at all. i had a couple of families come up and complain to me that it wasn t sanitary. they couldn t wash their children or keep them clean. i m looking around now. inside there s an inside processing area. it s just children lying all over the floor. mothers desperately trying to stroke their backs and calm them. and this is what we ve been seeing all day, only earlier it was under the blistering hot
i gave her my scarf. there s babies everywhere. and the situation with the washrooms is not good at all. i had a couple of families come up and complain to me that it wasn t sanitary. they couldn t wash their children or keep them clean. i m looking around now, looking a little bit inside, there s an inside processing area. it s just children lying all over the floor. mothers desperately trying to stroke their backs and calm them. and this is what we ve been seeing all day. only earlier, it was under the blistering hot sun. and the only thing that the marines had to give out were little strips of cardboard to be used as improvised fans to try to help keep them cool. one baby, we saw, had to be
and the british prime minister, of course, under great economic pressure at home to start down the road of reducing military activity, military expenditures, something that the u.s. does not want to see. thank you very much, chuck todd, beautiful day there in london town. and developing now in joplin, missouri, a very different story, where victims of the worst tornado in 60 years are under the gun once again facing the possibility of more twisters. incredible as that may seem. brian williams is anchor and managing editor of nbc nightly news and joins us on the phone from joplin. brian, an incredible report last night, and overnight, from you and the whole team there. what is the latest as they face another weather threat? well, andrea, i said it last night, i ll say it again right now and that is no community should have to endure this kind of thing. the blessing today is we re having a full day and we were worried it was going to be blistering hot sun. it is now cloud cover.