we re starting with jeff in del rio. what are you seeing? a few seconds e saw a family cross the rio grande here and basically intercepted by texas dps out here who will and them off to border patrol to be processed, but it s a stark contrast to what we saw just a week ago. nothing compared to that, that s when we saw thousands upon thousands of mostly haitian nationals crossing the bridge and camped out for several days, building makeshift tents, as they figured out what the next step was, that camp has now been cleared out, but as far as for the estimated 30,000 who crossed the border near del rio in the past two weeks, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says so far 2000 have been flown back to haiti and 5,000 could be held and released and another 8,000 they say went back to mexico, but he says, assuming they will all show up, 12,400 will have their cases heard by an immigration judge. some have been returned to haiti, indeed. others have been moved to diff
arthel neville. welcome back, eric. eric: hi, arthel. thanks for joining us this afternoon. two other big stories we are following closely this hour, in afghanistan the taliban reaffirming their brutality. a gruesome display in one city, hanging dead bodies from the main square. criminals, they said is, public hanging. and the search for federal fugitive brian laundrie intensifies in that wilderness preserve after the death of his girlfriend, gabby petito, was ruled a homicide. charles watson is on the manhunt for laundrie, lucas tomlinson on the biden administration at odds with the border patrol, but first to jeff paul who s live on the border in del rio where that wave of migrants, it seems, still keeps on coming. hi, jeff. jeff: eric, another day, another steady stream of migrants crossing along the u.s./mexico border. this is rio grande, and we have witnessed as many as three families crossing this very area right here, essentially giving themselves up to texas dps who h
levin and this is life, liberty & levin sunday. you saw the spectacle, america and new york city were donald trump went to the wake of a heroic police officer who was murdered during the course of a stop and check on the vehicle. and then you saw three democrat presidents to former and one sitting basically 20 minutes away at radio city music hall at 225 million-dollar fundraiser for a ticket was half a million dollars cutting jokes with steven colbert. now this is indicative of something bigger i think that what most people are saying which is look at the contrast. of course it is that but it is indicative to where we are as a country. we have a ruling class in america. a ruling class is not an official ruling class but it is a group of individuals in different industries with different platforms who have seized authority over this country. the vast majority of them live and work on the east coast. and washington d.c., and new york city with some in los angeles. tens of mi
he just jumped right into the culture. he kind of liked to show off a little bit for girls. they were the neighbors just down the block. they have had their vehicles broken into. she was scared. someone had been sneaking into their home, and now someone was in their garage. i m sitting there panicking, and he s coming after me. in a flash, it was over. that charismatic kid, dead on the floor. what had happened in that garage that day? it was the last person that would come to my mind. a neighbor protecting his home, or preparing a trap? he makes the statement, it s showtime. it s showtime. exactly. no one would be the same. we were all taken aback. welcome to dateline. he came to america as an adventurous exchange student. but he took one risk too many, and it cost him his life. was his death a case of a homeowner protecting his family and property, or something far more deliberate ? here s josh mankiewicz with a deadly exchange. it s a dilemma
we ll show you video of the accident. and fast food pay super sized, the big change in california. will it cost you more at the drive through? our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with the monster storms wreaking havoc across the country. jesse kirsch is in cincinnati, ohio. what are we seeing so far? reporter: there were inches and inches of snow that dumped in areas, parts of the pacific coast highway that crumbled and there were, according to officials, hundreds of people stranded, at least two people taken to hospitals. moving forward as you alluded to, there are tens of millions in the pathway of potential severe weather. i want to talk about cities and timing, oklahoma city, dallas, st. louis, indianapolis are cities in the pathway, and the bulk of the threat is tonight into the overnight hours. when we talk about tornadoes, of course nocturnal tornadoes, overnight tornadoes can be especially dangerous. that is something to b