el paso s mayor says 2,000 migrants arrive here every day. most of them from venezuela. but some don t stay here for very long, as the city is bussing migrants to other parts of the country. just like the governors of texas, florida and arizona, but here there s coordination with the city of el paso and cities like new york, where many are being sent. yesterday i spoke with several venezuelan mite grans, including one who told me he s just grateful to have a place to go. one who told me he s just grateful to have a place to go. that s where i can work and make a life. if god sends me over there, god will open the doors for me and let me work. so i can work and help my mother and bring her. we ll have more on the situation at the border in just a moment. but we begin with a major development in the probe investigating those highly classified documents seized from former president trump s mar-a-lago home. overnight an appeals court lifted a judge s hold that prevented the j
city of el paso towards everyone. i m wondering, i spoke to a number of mostly venezuelans who aarrived. there were some that didn t want to speak. but those i spoke with last night, they weren t really aware of where in the united states they were or where they were going to go. they don t want go anything specific. one of them was telling us that he thinks martha s vince yard is great because that s where presidents live. they want to go where they can continue to fulfill their dreams. but is this we often talk about the humanitarian crisis, which is what it is. but is this also a crisis for cities like el paso. we re all work together. we don t have them out on the street, which is really important. we find them shelter. we find them food. shelters are full. they are full. that s why we re working with the federal government to make sure we can get decompressed. we have been getting help from
and this is just speculation. but put 2 and 2 together we get a decompressed i think it s 3 mega bites file of the drone video when they have an 11 mega by the and he has hand break installed on his computer. in a normal trial grounds for mistrial there. exactly. you have to be provided the same evidence the prosecution is provided by definition. another disgrace in this government with the fbi drone they called the camera operator of that drone to testify. 88 questions and then attorney mark richards, great attorney, phenomenal attorney, asked his questions. he asked about the tail number, the state objected and they said he had a tuohy letter from the state attorney and we weren t
of the plane. but in this case, they were aiming for what is called the stressed wall of the plane wall to be decompressed. so they are counting on random assortment, if you will, in the luggage hold. if they have one or two or several laptops that won t be together in the luggage hold. and that the explosion would be somewhat contained. however, we should note, we do not have hardened luggage containers in the cargo holds. how sensitive is this technology that is believed to be in the hands of these terror groups when it comes to the screening technology that they may be using for testing? it depends what generation of screening equipment they got. what we had on september 11th, 2001, was ridiculously bismol. you couldn t pick up a bomb if you wanted to. but it got good in a hurry. so if they got some of the best equipment, they will know exactly what it will find and what it won t. so it just depends on which generation of screening equipment they ve got.
potentially alarming and certainly deserves analysis. what i can take from that is that we talk about incapacitation and we talk about the lack of pilots to react to the situation they re in, whether it s because it was a decompression scenario or because someone had gone wrong with the instruments, the bottom line, if there was someone knocking on the door, that signals it wasn t a decompression environment. the second is, how do we know the decompression would have to be through the entire plane, not just the cockpit? they have a door which allows the pilots to be protected slightly, but if it had decompressed, it would more likely be in the cabin. so if someone is knocking on the door, they re more likely to be affected. but the really interesting thing, and the thing that raises my eyebrow in this, whenever you have an emergency situation, you will get talking between the crew about the the vcr is not