pulled out they re living with a threat of constant attacks from the air. i m griff jenkins. jacqui: i m jacqui heinrich. we have stunning numbers from the border patrol agency. a new record for the biden administration last month. over 220,000. this as texas governor abbott continues sending busloads to washington, the fourth bus arrived just this morning. griff, it s great to be back with you. i know you re in kyiv and you ve been witnessing a lot going on. give us a rundown of what you ve experienced there the last few days and what s to come in the show. griff: well, listen, we re going to talk about the border, as you just mentioned because it s off the charts and even a world away in ukraine, my sources are blowing up my text messages and e-mail because the numbers are unprecedented in ways we ve never seen. over a million with six more months in the fiscal year on the border to go with title 42 set to expire, but more importantly, here where on the ground in ukraine in
forward on a political process that will lead to the establishment of a presidential transitional council that will lead to elections. and we think that it lead to elections. and we think thatitis lead to elections. and we think that it is urgent, that it is urgent that he moves forward in that direction and starts the process of bringing normalcy back to the people of haiti. meanwhile, the violence in haiti is worsening. the un high commissioner for human rights, volker turk, is calling for international action and says the situation is beyond untenable . since the beginning of the year, 1,193 people have been killed and 692 others wounded by the gang violence. the un s humanitarian coordinator in haiti told the bbc that gang members are killing and raping indiscriminately, and that bodies can be seen on the streets of the capital. the un says that gangs have stepped up their campaign of violence since the prime minister travelled to kenya a week ago. for more on the situat
there is a deep, bleeding hole in my heart. alexei was not only, like, a political leader, he was also a very close friend. and, you know, in the last years when he was imprisoned, and we were exchanging emails, were often discussing, like, the future and how we will go there and here, and discuss this and that, and do this and that. and it s hard for mejust to get used to this new world where alexei isn t here any more, because he was a great personality who was, like, really able to fill any room where he was in. and he s very much missed. i understand the deep grief. would it also be fair to use the word despair about your current feeling? no, that s not correct. alexi was a very inspirational leader, and his main slogan was, like, never give up. and if there is one thing that we ve learned from him in the many years that we worked together i worked together with him for 13 years was this thing, like, never give up. to be in despair would make his sacrifice in vain
transitional council that will lead to elections. we think that is urgent that he moves forward in that direction, and start the process of bringing normalcy back to the people of haiti. meanwhile, the violence in haiti is worsening. the un high commissioner for human rights volker turk is calling for international action and says the situation is beyond untenable . since the beginning of the year, 1,193 people have been killed and 692 others wounded by the gang violence. the un s humanitarian coordinator in haiti told the bbc that gang members are killing and raping indiscriminately, and that bodies can be seen on the streets of the capital. the un says that gangs have stepped up their campaign of violence since the prime minister travelled to kenya a week ago. for more on the situation, i spoke to our central american and cuba correspondent, will grant. will, good to see you. clearly an extremely tense situation for haiti with the prime minister stranded abroad, and then t
last month. but so far, the houthi haven t been deterred. these are pictures of the forces actually seizing a ship in november, the iranians back group which controls most of northern yemen had been targeting ships in the area for months, and protest at offensive in the gaza strip. this latest action is a major escalation, the ship hit by houthi yesterday was the envy true confidence that the ballcarrier was selling with the crew of 20 who are mainly filipino nationals. the attack happened about 15 nautical miles from the yemen port. the ship was travelling from china to saudi arabia. the us condemned the attack saying it went way beyond disruption to navigation and international seas. ., , ., seas. not ust endangered seafarers seas. notjust endangered seafarers but seas. notjust endangered seafarers but now, - seas. notjust endangered l seafarers but now, tragically killed a number of them so we will continue to hold them accountable and we call on government to run the