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flights to send migrants home. for so many of those migrants, home is haiti, a country still suffering after a major earthquake and the assassination of their president. in a moment i ll speak to the secretary of homeland security. but first let s go to cnn s rosa flores who is live at the scene in del rio, texas. we have some of that stunning drone footage that s just come into cnn. it breaks your heart to see what s happening down there. reporter: well, it s a humanitarian crisis, jim. let s look at that video again because that really tells the storey. this video taken by a drone pilot. you can see from the air that there is a camp that s set up right next to the international bridge where more than 12,400 migrants are still waiting to be processed by the u.s. government. if you look closely, you ll see some of these tents are made out of plastic. others are huts made from grass and trees. now, from talking to some sources that have been able to be down there, they ....
deadly hit on an aid worker and nine other civilians ip colluding seven children. reporter: for the family involved, we went to the house today and really it is just as it was right after the strike happened. they haven t had the heart to tidy it up. they lost so many family members there and i spoke to a brother today saying the pentagon said that this was a mistake. he said they re happy to hear that. that s what they knew all along and confirms that the family members civilians and the idea that somehow their family that they knew was innocent civilians tarnished as terrorists weighed heavy listen ohm this. they said they would like justice and to see the person and the people who are responsible for this strike to go through the court system. the u.s. court system. and face justice, appropriate justice in the united states. they told me that no one from the united states yet from the state department or military or any other part of the government have been in tou ....
to members in that crowd. and there were some very interesting moments. is that right? what can you tell us? reporter: certainly, jim, some very, very interesting moments. certainly people who believe that this insurrection just didn t exist, that this was just people trespassing, people who just don t believe that when have seen before their very eyes. i had the opportunity to talk to one of the attendees, and he was talking about how no officers were assaulted, how this was a bunch of people who were just trying to go in and essentially protest, and asking him all sorts of questions, you could just tell he was living in his own kind of reality, take a listen to some of what i asked him. it s a public building. i mean people out there, people are in this town all the time and i think the most severe charge they have is trespassing. destroying property, assaulting an officer? you don t believe the video? on video, there is assaulting of a police officer. you don t ....
in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, september 15th. i m brianna keilar alongside john berman here in washington on this special edition of new day. governor gavin newsom will keep his job, breaking overnight, a blowout victory for the democratic governor of california who crushed a republican-led recall that could have ousted him from office. newsome s restrictive coronavirus policies actually validated by democratic voters in this race. they said, no, to the recall by a nearly two to one margin. the governor thanking his supporters and sounding a warning about republican schemes to undermine democracy. i think about just in the last few days and the former president put out saying this election was rigged. democracy is not a football. you don t throw it around. it s more like, i don t know, antique vase. you can drop it and smash it in a million different pieces. and that s what we re capable of doing if we don t stand up to meet the moment ....
miles by 100 miles is cleared for g-force one flight. that s lot of talk about these flights democratizing space, is this experience the closest thing that a normal person absolutely. will ever experience. no one would say $7,500 is cheap. cheap, but it s accessible. a lot less than $28 million. what is the value of the weightlessness experience like? is this just for thrill seekers or is there real research value to these flights? right now i would say half of it is research and the other half is consumer facing. we have done things that are literally on the cutting edge for space. testing out how to do 3d printing in micro gravity. we ve done experiments in how to animate freeze-dried blood to go out and test things in zero gravity or micro gravity in space prohibitively expensive and not realistic. reporter: now, brianna, the mission is set to be in orbit for three days and the crew they ll be orbiting the earth 15 times a day. and that was just a l ....