millions in the northwest. plus, buffalo remembers. bells toll today for victims of a shooting massacre one year later. we are rooted in strength. we are rooted in this community. as mothers rally nationwide for new gun restrictions. we re here to demand that our lawmakers take action. and later, nearly a century after amelia earhart s transatlantic flight, a new aviation first for women. how this mother and daughter soared into history flying side by side. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening. thanks for joining us on this mother s day. we begin tonight with president biden s new border strategy, the revised rules are under political attack from both the right and the left. lawsuits have been filed as a result, but so far the administration s latest moves appear to have deterred the record migrant rush many had feared following the expiration of title 42. government data obtained by cbs news shows 4,200 peopl
memorial to recognize those who serve everyday. we all ready? let s go. wendy s offering junior bacon cheeseburgers for just a penny. where do you get a penny? brian: back with a fox news alert, title 42 ends today and bracing for tidal wave of illegal immigrants. steve: fox flight drone team providing this live look of the rio grande valley there and biden administration preparing for massive border crossers from overcrowded facilities. too many people, let them out. ainsley: 15 hours until title 42 ends and caroline schiffley has the latest. good morning. dawn breaks in el paso and we are getting a better look at gate 40. i ll step out, so you can take a closer look behind me. state troopers are behind the wall. border patrol was here earlier, as well as local police. what you can t see, but we saw by scrambling up the wall, was migrants waiting and the razor w wires there. texas national guard members are also here. check out the video overnight at gate 42, j
work. rachel: i ve told them what i want for my birthday. will: is it happening? rachel: i want carrie lake lighting in the studio. can we get that? will: i thought that was a request for sean. come on, duffy.y. rachel: i love her and i love the lighting. rachel: she s paving the way for good lighting and that s a good thing for her people. todd: she s doing well in the race and that s because people are freaked out about the southern border. take a look at numbers. this is astounding and migrating encounters year over year and pop this up on the screen. fiscal year 20, fiscal area 19 under a million and that s during the trump administration and look what happened during fiscal year 21, which is predominantly biden administration and look at fiscal year 22. almost 2.4 million migrating encounters year over year and not to get into the political part of this right off the bat and mentioned carrie lake at the outset, if i m undecided and i live in arizona and i m not looki
get it. having a front row seat to the problems being caused by this president s open border policies. warning all americans that immigration is an issue that affects everybody. all 50 states. there were nearly 2 million migrant encounters along the border over the past ten months, up 1.3% from a year earlier. when does it stop? fox team coverage. brit hume joins us from milwaukee. first griff jenkins has more on the border crisis and why it s keeping voters up at night. hello to you and good morning. good morning. border state voters are sounding the alarm. what crosses the border doesn t stay at the border. look no further than randall s island with congresswoman malliotakis. soccer fields replaced with migrant tents. one brownsville, texas voter struggles to explain how bad it is to relatives that live in the interior. it is hard for people i have family in pennsylvania
withe are holding 5,000 peop. my capacity is 4,600. reporter: border communities stuck in the middle of immigration politics. this is not a democratic or republican problem. it s an american problem. reporter: across the rio grande river behind me, beyond this border wall, migrant tents lining this crossing. mexico has announced it won t admit more than 1,000 migrants a day from those expelled by the u.s. causing more confusion. thank you. nicole reporting all week on those important stories, thank you. to the weather now. a dangerous heat wave gripped parts of the northwest this weekend and the scorching is not over. let s bring in meteorologist lynette charles from our partners at the weather channel. good evening. good evening, jericka. we re talking about heat, heat and more heat across the pacific northwest. that is where we are going. as we can see, big ridge out