congress at a hearing yesterday. he said agents are recording an average of 6,500 apprehensions per day of people illegally coming into the united states. here is republican senator ron johnson. we cannot get secretary mayokas to say that s a crisis. won t even say it s a problem. he calls it a challenge. i noted in the number of your testimonies you kept talking about efficiency. sitting here in this sedate hearing setting you almost seem like we ve got this under control. this is completely out of control, isn t it? harris: just when the border state of texas was finding ways to stem the crushing tide of humanity and illegal drugs, a federal judge has ordered governor greg abbott to remove the floating barriers in the rio grande. a headline, judge orders texas to weaken border security per the biden administration s request. another headline. blue state migrant crisis sparks political disaster for biden. democrat strongholds like massachusetts, chicago, washington, d.c.
welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber with our continuing coverage of the israel-hamas war. we re now well into day three of the fragile truce between hamas and israel with israel preparing to receive another group of hostages today. the israeli government has their names and informed their families. 13 israelis and four thai nationals were released saturday but only after an hours long delay threatened to up end the exchange. following preliminary medical check, all former hostages were taken to hospitals for care and to be reunited with their families. one doctor says none of the people examined so far are in need of urgent medical attention but they show signs of extended captivity. earlier hamas had stalled on releasing the hostages over a dispute on which palestinians would be released. 187 trucking made it into gaza with food, water, fuel and medical supplies though it is only a small fraction of
people, with the overcrowds. they charge with cattle prods and occasionally small arms fire just to basically frighten people off. reporter:. we appear to have a problem with the satellite there. diane, i ll go back to you if you can hear me. i m taking a risk here. okay. she s having an issue. we ll keep going. make sure you tune in at 10:00 p.m. eastern. a.c. 360 will cover the unrest in egypt and tell you what s next. developing news in in country in wisconsin where a standoff over budget, politics and labor rights may stress, and i say stress be showing signs of movement. i want to say may there. kate baldwin is in madison. kate, what s going on? anytime we hear about movement, we re very interested here.