though we are living it every single day as you are here in mcallen. so, it's very much a part of who i am. ulysses and molly and henry go to mecida elementary, but the difference today is that when amy helps them with their math homework tomorrow night, she may be helping them with their math homework in spanish. the next day, she may be doing it in english. we've made the most out of our natural advantage in the world, being this binational community. it's full dual language immersion education, not just speaking and reading but writing and computing and breathing and living in both languages, making the most of who we are. i'm fiercely proud of that, and i want to share that story with the rest of the country. thanks for the question. appreciate it. >> congressman, president trump is coming here to texas on monday to campaign with and for your opponent, senator cruz. i want to bring in juan ramirez who has a question about the president. he's a student at the university of texas rio grande valley. >> great. >> hello, congressman. >> hey, juan. >> my

that i want to tell you the story 6 a teenage girl i met in mcallen. she was talking about her brother who was playing a pick up game of soccer in mcallen, and he had to choose whether or not the son of a car toll member was going to be on his team or not on his team. what were going to be the consequences if he chose that player? what would be the consequences if he doesn't? i promised that girl i would make sure as governor i would not force her brother to have to make that decision again in the future. >> sheriff valdez, you have 30 seconds for a a rebuttal. >> there are plenty of stories of hardship of people coming across. the ones that he named that he wanted to stop are being stopped. as a matter of fact, every day there are groups that are not allowed to go through balls they have some signs of maybe criminal activity. what we are putting the military up against is people who are escaping torture, who are trying to find a better life, and yet we put the military of up there. when are the gun boats going to start shooting families across. >> it

steve: griff jenkins live in mcallen, texas, amazing images you are bringing us.bout immigration. he said this election is going to come down to kavanaugh, the care van, law and order and common sense. watch. >> come election day, americans will remember kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order, and common sense. but a lot of money has been passing through. people, to come up and try and get to the border by election day. as you know, i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border if necessary. [cheers] >> the crazy democrats refuse to support any form of border security legislation. they also figure everybody coming in is going to vote democrat. you know. hey, they are not so stupid when you think about it, right? democrats have become the party of crime. the choice could not be more clear. democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. [cheers and applause] ed: part of the reason the president is trying to put this front and center is that he has got a strong economy right now, right? he wants to do more in terms of cracking down on illegal immig

he is live this morning in mcallen, texas, with more on all of this. >> reporter: good morning.fficials with interesting revelations, spokesman tweeting out he believes there are individuals in this caravan 1000 miles south of the position where i in mcallen, texas, individuals that are gang members with criminal histories as well as citizens of other countries. more on that developing. on the border 1000 miles north of the caravan, air and marine operations to get a look at how difficult this border is to secure. >> a brief overview of the challenges the men and women of border patrol and law enforcement his face every day, this border is unique. what most people don't realize, the geography portrays in itself, the river bends in many locations, mexico in this little strip of the us. a couple in custody and he sees a few more, he already has his head also this other agent is coming towards us. >> we are looking for the other one. >> there's a reason those people are running. those people want to because. >> caught and released. >> a lot going on on the southwest border that doe

whether it reaches tijuana or mcallen or brownsville texas i don't know but what is the border patrolable of doing if they get that close. >> we are capable of stopping the profit of the cartel and that's what we have to look at. lou: i appreciate that but i'm asking what you are going to do about the caravan. >> when the caravan's come and across the border we have to take them into custody and that they claim asylum we have to put them through the asylum process. that's the role of the border patrol. they have to implement policies that would allow us to hold these people. lou: catch and release still in effect. the president's hands tied in so many ways unless he issues an executive order that would obviate those obstacles and he's extremely limited in that. >> he already has an executive order but that executive order -- lou: it didn't solve anything brandon. i want solutions and that's what the american people want. what you don't want to hear is a big plan about the cartel. you've been there for a long time and the border patrol has done precious little to fix the cartel. i don'

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. >> dana bash joins me from mcallen, texas. .ted multiple times to appear in this town hall but he's declined. texas a border state, immigration a big issue. there was controversy that after a debate the over night maybe the congressman didn't have the right answer. is that ad a makeup? >> it could. be and immigration is not just a big issue. it's the most important issue. this is a big reason why we came here to mcallen, it's about 10 miles from the u.s./mexico border and the issue is what are the differences. and there are a lot of differences. and the fact that beto o'rourke really does disagree with the republican challenger he is trying to unseat on a number of approaches with regard to immigration, especially the border wall. it is leaving voters with a real decision if they are going to follow what they're telling pollsters and vote based on this controversial very divisive very hard issue. >> let's listen. this is the back-and-forth between congressman beto o'rourke, the democrat, republican incumbent senator ted cruz in

the caravan however, remains more than 1100 miles from mcallen texas. that is a tract that would take 76 days at the pace that this caravan has made since leaving the border with guatemala. if the caravan were to travel the 2400 miles to the north western city of tijuana, just below san diego, they would not arrive until late february. well after the november midterm elections. and another issue they might encounter is hurricane willa, the category three storm is expected to make landfall tonight 1000 miles off of the mexican west coast from the caravan. but the devastation it might leave behind could pose an issue for the thousands in that caravan. any of them are wearing flip-flops and already fighting blisters and pain that comes from walking great distances. just as they are how can anyone be expected to travel that journey safely? the wall street journal today reported the honduran government is claiming that social activists and leftist politician went as and other leftists are behind the caravan pier for the latest on how they responded to this n

a lot at stake in mcallen, texas. >> how many times are we going to hear lying ted tonight?ably not more than 100. >> thank you so much for sticking your neck out. great to see you, mark. it will be awesome. appreciate it. it all happens tonight. cnn's dana bash moderates the texas senate town hall. that's live at 7:00 eastern on cnn. thanks so much for joining me. inside politics with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. new twist in the saudi crisis. images that undermine the royal family's denial and a big oval office meeting between the president and his secretary of state. >>> plus, rod rosenstein praises the special counsel investigation -- the one his boss calls a witch-hunt and a con job. and a big campaign swing for the president, immigration is on his mind as he heads west but in most close races, health care is a bigger flash point. >>

. >> caravan 7,00 7,000 strong headed this way. 11,000 miles dew south of mcallen.haven't said where they are going to go. this would be the shortest route. that's why so many hondurans, agusta mall alans and el salvadorians come here. they come illegally. yesterday we laid in the bushes in wait and busted one of those smuggling operations. watch. >> we are out here in the bushes waiting to witness one of these crossings. they are coming right now. you can see they have a family in a raft. excuse me, sir, were you trying to cross into america illegally? so what we are witnessing now is clearly a family that was being brought over by that smuggler that was paddling in the raft. this is an attempt to illegally cross. and they have gone back over there. we seemed to have foiled this attempt. officials tell us he is probably just going to look for another spot. you know it's illegal crossing. >> yes. >> but you came anyway? >> why? >> why did you come is why i'm asking you [inaudible] >> can you tell me why you came illegally? >> [inaudible] from you honduras? >> what a

in mcallen, texas. good evening, griff. >> we have him cuffed. >> a record number of illegals crossing the u.s. southern border every day as the president works with mexico to find a solution for the northward bound central american migrant caravan. border patrol agents apprehended suspended i will less in mcallen, kx, the busiest traffic area along the u.s.-mexico border. >> this is the fourth group of illegal crossers that we've come across, with agent robert's group. this one in the early dawn. they've been watching them, pursuing them, as necessity interviewed the migrants, we learned they wereca they call otm other than mexican, with individuals hailing from guatemala, honduras, el salvador. only a handful are mexican nationals. most saying they come for work. complicating the matter u.s. officials say that detention centers and holding facilities are at capacity and many of those arrested will be released because there's no place to put them. border patrol agents say guarantee of catch and release

porque mcallen queda a 1000 millas de distancia y muchos de ellos estÁn cansados, muchos niÑos fÍsicamentertandoy diciendo la verdad de lo que vemos. regresÓ con ustedes. patricia: muchas gracias, jorge. todavÍa les falta un largo, muy largo recorrido. vamos a ver. mientras tanto, el secretario de estado ha lanzado una advertencia a estas personas que viajan en la caravana. dijo que el mensaje de estados unidos para esta caravana o cualquiera que siga es que no lograrÁ ingresar ilegalmente a este paÍs. enrique: para mucho de los miembros de la caravana, la fuerza estÁ en los nÚmeros. prefieren aventurarse por este peligroso 13 lo que los lleva a travÉs de méxico acompaÑados por la mayor cantidad de personas posibles y asÍ evitar ser vÍctimas de extorsiÓn o de secuestros. esto parece estar lastimando los intereses de traficantes, como nos dice alejandro madrigal. alejandro: las medidas de seguridad fronteriza que ha emprendido el presidente trump estÁn afe ando directamente a los carteles dedicados a traficar personas, los llamados coyotes, que ahora deben tomar otras acciones. josÉ es uno

illegal immigrants trying to cross the border there in mcallen, texas.do they feel like the border patrol agents mexico seems to be approaching this differently in terms of trying to crack down much sooner in the process before these illegals get to the u.s. border because of the pressure from president trump? >> well, exactly you, that's correct. i would add that in talking to officials off camera, they said, you know, listen, we're going to be very cautiously optimistic, but encouraged by the fact that the mexican federals are getting engages trying to head it off at the pass. their border is more porous than ours is they have less experience cracking down than the way we do here. their borders are looser than ours. they are finally starting to address it they are encouraged by that but whether or not they at ultimately successful, that's another question. one thing is for sure, ed, what you saw down there yesterday will continue to see down there today. it's headed definitely for where i'm standing right now. ed: get back to you quickly for your repor

mcallen,brownsville, have all been seen as some of the safest cities on the border. and putake $800 million troops on the border. we militarize the area. i would hope that if he continues to do that, he gets the money from the federal government. this is a federal issue. if we are talking about a crisis , then we should take that money and put it into a genuine texas crisis. public education, healthcare is things that will touch both parties, rural and urban areas, and all around. we need to put our money in texas. texas needs to use their money for things that will improve texas, not things that the national government is supposed to be taking care of. [bell] >> governor, 60 seconds. gov. abbott: with my work with the federal government, the federal government is paying for the national guard on the border. second, the reason why i am working to make sure that we do secure the border is because i want to go after the human traffickers, the sex traffickers, the cartel members, those who threaten us, like gang members -- the rise of ms13 gang members in the state of t

and we of course are here in mcallen, texas, right on the border with mexico.as a town that was at the forefront during the child separation controversy we saw earlier this year. and this has been a major issue, of course, here in texas. one of the big dynamics we're seeing here, you know, we've talked about the gender gap apros cross the country in some of these races. here that is not as much of a dynamic. instead we're seeing really a latino gap with latino voters favoring o'rourke by a wide margin over ted cruz. but the problem for o'rourke and other democrats in states like arizona and nevada is that those voters tend to turn out less in elections like this one. so the challenge is going to be not only making this an issue on election day, but getting those voters who care about it and would support democrats out to the polls. so i'm sure you're going to hear tonight a lot about immigration from o'rourke and audience members asking him these questions. >> i'm sure we will. all right, rebecca, thank you. once again, the texas town hall with beto o'rourke ho

i was in mcallen opening a new done? i was in mcallen opening a new center where federal, state and local officials worked collaboratively together to go after the gangs. gov. abbott: i am very proud of what we have done during my 10 years in office. i made it commitment to voters that we would build roads without raising taxes, fees, tolls, or debt. what we have done to special allocations that we have made, we have been able to dedicate $7.5 billion a year for 10 years, that is $75 billion to build roads in the state without raising taxes, fees, tolls or debts. texas now has the largest road building fund that has ever existed by any state in the united states of america, without having to use taxes, fees, tolls, or debts to build roads. if you drove down here from dallas, you passed dozens of construction projects on i-35. the best business to be in today is the orange cone business. we have so many roads being built across the state of texas. >> sheriff, you have said you are not in favor of toll roads. how you plan

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porque mcallen queda a 1000 millas de distancia y muchos de ellos estÁn cansados, muchos niÑos fÍsicamenterge. todavÍa les falta un largo, muy largo recorrido. vamos a ver. mientras tanto, el secretario de estado ha lanzado una advertencia a estas personas que viajan en la caravana. dijo que el mensaje de estados unidos para esta caravana o cualquiera que siga es que no lograrÁ ingresar ilegalmente a este paÍs. enrique: para mucho de los miembros de la caravana, la fuerza estÁ en los nÚmeros. prefieren aventurarse por este peligroso 13 lo que los lleva a travÉs de méxico acompaÑados por la mayor cantidad de personas posibles y asÍ evitar ser vÍctimas de extorsiÓn o de secuestros. esto parece estar lastimando los intereses de traficantes, como nos dice alejandro madrigal. alejandro: las medidas de seguridad fronteriza que ha emprendido el presidente trump estÁn afe ando directamente a los carteles dedicados a traficar personas, los llamados coyotes, que ahora deben tomar otras acciones. josÉ es uno de ellos y platicÓ en exclusiva con nosotros. josÉ: los verdes cuando hay permiso de pasar ca

against his party to intimidate them so why did the raids take place militia on a harsh critic of mcallen is accused of employing assistants in fake jobs while he was an m.e.p. in the european parliament a charge also leveled at another political rival marine le pen he's also being investigated over the expenditure of his presidential campaign against not going austere he says the searches were based on trumped up evidence he's now calling for the office is not going to. radiates alongside his new interior minister suggesting they had also irregularities in their campaign expenditure although a fourth in the presidential election last year his party has been a thorn in my side france also miss breaking the organizes this involved in the trade union protests against forms and show macmillan sean is known as being a man of the people something might call has struggled with. mel and sean has said his party will accomplish its goal accounts online in a bit to clear its name. altie paris supporters of the left wing party chief came to protest what they saw as an attack on democracy. it is a po

it's been called the rolls-royce of whekey. 60-year-old bottle of mcallen was auctioned off in scotlandrecord$1.1 million. the whiskey was distilled in 1926 and was kept ia cask before it was bottled in 1986. only 24 flasks were made from the batch and they feature labels designed by two famous artists. i'll never rstand. >> i wonder if the buyer will actually drink it. >> probably not. it will be bequeathed for sure. but a bottle of evan williams probably tastes the same. >>> one swimmer isrying to doing? no man has done before. 51-year-old ben lecompte is trying to become the first person to swim across the macific ocean. setting off froapan in june he's aiming to go eight hours a daych until he rea san francisco. so far he's over 1/5 of the way across. during his journey he plans to collect data that will help organizations study plastic pollutitn. an incredible athletic feet but he's also doing for a very good cause. >> very good caus ocean pollution one of the most important things to keep our eye on. >>> it has been said you can't take it with you when it is your timesoo go. a rus

7000 of them and growing by the minute, 1140 miles due south of mcallen, texas, the closest port of entrymost hondurans, guatemalans and el salvador in this come through this port of entry. the last caravan a few months ago went through san diego but that would be twice as long for them to travel. as we wait for these organizers, people without borders, we will wait and find out what they claim to do but yesterday in the bushes waiting for the crossings that happen every day, sometimes hourly, right here in mcgowan, texas, we witnessed it, we talked with a young honduran girl, here is what she said. she is crossing illegally. >> illegal crossing? >> yes. >> you came here in the illegally? why did you come? can you tell me why you came illegally? >> desperation. >> reporter: you are from honduras? what are the conditions there? >> criminals. >> reporter: the fastest most direct route for the caravan to travel to come to the border would be right here. the last caravan filtered out to a few hundred people and finally tried to make an asylum crossing with -- would overwhelm the officials her

. >>> joining us from mcallen, texas, chief political correspondent and the moderator of the town hall tonight with beto o'rourke. dana bash. cnn invaded ted cruz multiple times to appear but he declined. let's get to the question. while the race is getting nasty, is it too little too late for beto o'rourke. >> well, you know, it's an open question. o'rourke certainly has been outperforming any democrat in terms of the polls for a quarter of a century. that's how long it has been since a democrat representing texas in longer than that. now if you look at the latest cnn poll, ted cruz is a ahead by a healthy margin 52 to 45 and o'rourke was closing in more than that a couple months ago. the question is whether or not ted cruz is pulling ahead and can't be domestic o'rourke can't catch him or not and o'rourke is trying to bank on the fact that he has this national notoriety, that he has this unbelievably huge war chest, wolf, $38 million just in the last quarter, that's record setting plus-plus so it's an open question whether or not there are enough potential beto o'rourke voters even t

border in mcallen texas. about 300 people in el salvador formed a group over the weekend. here in the u.s. immigrant rights advocates are questioning delays in applications where people try to become u.s. is -- citizens. the process has stretched to more than two years and that means 700,000 immigrants are waiting for their application. some critics say they believe the trump administration is delaying the process to keep new citizens from voting. >>> a north carolina woman lost her job after she was filmed yelling racist remarks to two women waiting for triple eight. >> i make $125,000 a year and i want to make sure you are all in here. girl, i got you. girl. and white. >> susan westward heard asking where the women lived and if she need to reveal her concealed weapon. the woman lives in the same complex as westward and this was the incident that happened earlier this month and video just shared on social media are less week. she did work at charter communications. spokesperson said westwood has been fired and could face charges of communicating threats and simple assault

steve: griff jenkins has been posted this week in mcallen, texas. there once again this morning. griff, i believe you had a very busy day yesterday, didn't you? >> we did. good morning, guys. you know, in this sector, rbg sector they are apprehending 4300 illegal crossings a week. it's like having a caravan a week. we went up with the air marine operations division of cpp to get real perspective on how difficult this task is. watch. >> give you a brief overview of some of the challenges that the men and women of the border patrol and our state and local law enforcement partners face every day and try to secure this border. this border is unique. what most people don't realize are the challenges that geography portrays in itself. the river bends in many locations, mexico here. and this little strip is u.s. so got a couple in custody and sees a few more. can't get to them because he already has his hands full. other agent running towards us. griff: those guys got caught and now we're looking for the other ones. >> there is a reason, griff, those peopl

griff jenkins live in mcallen, texas. see the drone video from the latest estimate from buzzfeed is 7200 people. 90-degree weather. where are they getting water and food. who is handling the logistics? i was reading in the "l.a. times" today apparent lay number of mexicans who live in the area line the highway, hand out clothes and sand witches and bottles of water. still, 7,000 people. you know, that's an army of people. who is feeding them? brian: you know, we let in a million people a year legally. we are one ever the few countries actually growing in population. as russia dies and europe starves for people. wee want people who want to come to america. we need a system that works them through, work visas for people that need workers on their farm. most of them are good people. i'm sure some are up to no good. i'm sure they want a better life. i get that as of 2009 when senator dianne feinstein started passing immigration laws making it more attractive. no longer do mexicans come to america. very few. they are come thro

now, the mcallen processing center is a location that the press had never been allowed into, and so they were stationed outside saying, what are you going to find? what are you going to see in what's in there? i was surprised that the press had been secluded from this facility to see what was going on. so when i went in, i was given a tour, what i found was pretty shocking. a room in which huddled masses of families were shoved into wire-linked cages with nothing but an aluminum foil blanket, a mylar blanket and then in a larger space, we saw larger cages, 30 by 30 cages, where families were separated. mothers in one cage, fathers in another, daughters in a third, sons in a fourth. i stood in this one 30 by 30-foot chain link cage and said, these young boys who were lining up by height who were being prepared for being fed, these small boys, the smallest knee high to a grasshopper, maybe 4 years old, these young boys had been separated from their parents? and the answer was, well, senator, not all of them. some of them arrived unaccompanied. but i said many of these boys in this cage wer

-mÉxico border in mcallen texas where agents said they need a wall, griff.f: heather good morning, if they get to the texas they will find overwhelming border already, more than a thousand arrested, more than a thousand pounds of marijuana confiscated as well, now the caravan which has grown over 5,000, some say up to 7,000 is moving strongly hire, some saying that the politics behind it will end up here at least in texas, arizona or california and try and cross. it is the major concern of the officials here like chief manuel padilla is sector chief here in rio grande valley, if the caravan gets here, they will be ready. >> we will see what the caravan is made up, people turning themselves in, they will turn themselves at a port of entry, if you have people that are crossing illegally between ports of entry and are trying to avoid them in border patrol, we will see them this area, we will not see where we have combinations of resources together. griff: combination is both wall and manpower the border patrol working exhaustively. the president speaking out a

boarding -- border in mcallen, texas. 300 people in el salvador formed the third group over the weekend. >>> on -- a white north carolina woman is being punished after yelling racist remarks for two african women waiting for aaa. >> i want to make sure that you are all up in here. i got you, girl. i'm white. >> susan westwood is heard asking where the sisters live and if she needs to reveal her concealed weapon. the woman who was waiting for aaa lives in the same apartment complex is westwood and it happened earlier this month. the video was shared on social media last week. the spokesperson for charter communications released a statement yesterday and said westwood has been fired from her job. she has been issued a criminal summons of communicating threats and simple assault. >>> a warning for anyone who recently filled up the gas tank in richmond. they found a credit card skimmer at the gas pump on valero station. they collect information from the magnetic strip and all gas pumps should have a security seal and if it mpered with police say reported >>> a proposal to boost recycling an

border in mcallen, texas. second and more violent caravans the one general shawn necessary sy referenced crossed into mexico from guatemala and is now 20-miles inland, near the a city tapochula authorities in this group injured police officers as though broke through a border barrier. mexican authorities say the agents were hit with rocks and glass bottles thrown by the caravan members. this is a third caravan arrived today at the guatemala move mexican border. two more caravans are making their way through guatemala and honduras. fox news correspondent william la. >> yes, sir -- la jeunesse, joins us tonight traveling with the caravan in mexico. >> i want to go to the united states because i want better opportunity to work. reporter: 47-year-old romero remains undeterred despite president's promise to close the border. >> i'm not asking for asylum. president trump, give me opportunity to stay there, you know. because i want to get a better life for me. reporter: mexico offered the migrants, work permits, hous

border crossing in mcallen, texas. president trump says that he is considering calling in the military to stop them from entering our country. the trump administration is revoking the visas of 21 saudi officials who have been implicated in the death of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi in turkey. the president called it the worst in the history of coverups but stressed the importance of the u.s. saudi rip. the president of turkey said it was not accidental as the saudis claimed but a murder. >>> called to action months after a teenager drowned in a high school swim class in danville. >> the last time i talk to my brother was monday, may 7th, 2018. the next day was the worst day of my life. [ sniffling ] >> the pain of losing him is indescribable these past months knowing his death was preventable has been excruciating. >> last night parents and teachers packed a school board meeting criticizing the board's inaction over ben curry's death and allowing p.e. teacher aaron becker to continue working with student

a bottle of the mcallen 1926 scotch whiskey, guess how much it fetched? >> a lot. thousands. >> 800 -- $800,000. at six glasses per bottle that's $93,000 a glass. thanks for the help on the math, everybody. >> i'm good with a $20 bottle. >>> if you buy a lottery ticket you might be able to afford one of those. there's lots of money to be won if you have a couple of bucks and a dream. that's all you need. >> that's all you need. >> mega millions jackpot at an astounding $654 million and it is climbing, folks. by the time the numbers are drawn tomorrow night, it's expected to be well past the record of 656 million which was set back in 2012. >> meantime, powerball is only at just a measly $345 million for wednesday night's next drawing. that's a combined $999 million and rising over two days, a billion dollar lottery. what are the chances you can actually win both of those? >> slim. >> slim to none? >> yes. >> slim to none. >> that's a lot of money. like what do you even do with all of that? there's plenty to do. >> i wouldn't be here. but for now, coming up, the van

i wanted to -- the trigger for me was when i got arrested in mcallen. you all know what that is.i said that in wisconsin the other day and nobody knew it was. i got arrested there, i was m detained for eight hours. when they arrest you, they separate you by gender. i was with the boys. this was in 2014 when people didn't care. president obama was deported 3 million people and it wasn't viewed as a crisis. as it is right now. d let me know, this is been a bipartisan mess. they are both to blame for what has happened. let me get out of that. so i got arrested and i was detained, i look at those boys, ages like five, 214 and i saw myself in them because i started realizing that he didn't remember the last thing i'm on said to me when i left. she brought me to the airport, gave me a sweater and said it was going to be cold. that's all i remember. i didn't remember if i helped her. i don't know i said i love you, i don't know if i said any of that. when i was looking at those boys in the cell, by the way it is a jail cell, it's a jail cell. tat we as taxpayers, because we pay taxes as

in mcallen, texas, griffin jenkins, fox news. >>> a few survey says erupts from the kilauea volcano, the survey of 46 farmers by the university of hawaii said farmers suffered $28 million during the month long eruptions. two-thirds of those damages was to macadamia nuts and papayas. hurricane willa is also expected to make landfall along the pacific coast. last month preparations were underway in puerta vallarta. it's expected to make torrential landslides and storm surges, also flash flooding. >> let's check in with our meteorologist rosemary. it's expected to make landfall this afternoon? >> perhaps a category 2, maybe cat 3 at the moment. winds 120-miles-an-hour moving northeast at about 6-miles-an-hour between massachusetts et massachusetts mazetlan. it's perhaps moving ashore as a category 2. still heavy rain, dangerous surf, as well as those damaging winds definitely going to impact the area of the coastline. here's a look at what's going on here at home. we do have a system that is moving through the pacific northwest and that is bringing cloudy conditions to our area. it's ex

mcallen, texas where griff jenkins said embedded with the u.s. border patrol. or to say, even before the caravan get there, a lot of guys you with their already overwhelmed. >> that's exactly right, leland. more than 4000 people arrested in just the last week in one section of the rio grande valley are. busiest of the nation. you mentioned a while. you see a little bit of wall and fence behind me. just quickly this is chief manuel padilla. the busiest sector chief. your sector here is already overwhelmed. that's a locally correct. we are apprehending over 400 -- over 4000 apprehensions a week here in the sector. what i want to show you here is what we talk about when we talk about technology and infrastructure in the joint manner. so you see the technology they are. you have the wall behind it and also engage in patrolling the border. very high levels of situational awareness and when we do that, and package this capability together, we transform the border area into a very secure area. the land owner here can have heavy equipment and have the confidence that i

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> the drugs are going under the wall and over the wall, not so much through a point of entry like mcallenxas. >> tucker: i'm not certain we know that peer people are going on foot, and a wall would stop some of them. why would you oppose some of that? >> there was a point jace the other day of a gigantic air-conditioned drug tunnel with a mini subway in it. you cannot say it is not like they haven't figured out how to get it around a wall. >> tucker: you just want to save money peer you are just worried about federal expenditures. we are out of time. thank you. senior at an institution, he joins us tonight. professor, thank you very much for coming on. i am fixated on the moral argument here. between meath the policy argument. the left is saying, pelosi said it, the guess i just talked to has said it. we have no moral standing, we have no right to determine who comes into our country because our history is just so bad, so awful, so sinful. what do you make of that argument? >> i don't even take it on its own merits, because i don't think they really believe in any consistency. remember, j

caravan we've been reporting on a still more than 1,000 miles from the closest border crossings in mcallenondent william la jeunesse is learning what he can about the caravan in southern mexico. >> when i coughed, my chest and throat hurt. >> on the road for 15 days, the journey is starting to take a toll. >> translator: i feel very bad. all of my body is hurting. i can't stand it. >> wearing only flip-flops or crocs, others without socks, many fighting blisters and pain. >> i have asked for a cream but they don't have any, so they have wrapped my foot. >> the caravan traveled 25 miles monday. heatstroke, exhaustion, dehydration forced many to seek help. >> translator: today i feel a little bit better. i will walk tomorrow and keep on walking. >> the caravan that crossed into mexico over the weekend numbers some 7,000. arrested 45 miles north of the guatemalan border. we are told their destination remains tijuana. 2400 miles, roughly four months. members say they fear crime, hopping a cargo train or deportation by mexico if they take a bus. >> i want to walk as long as i can order as far a

crossing in mcallen, texas. >> we aren't asking for the american dream. we are asking for the world stream. to be able to help loved ones, our children, our spouses and all the people we are responsible for, and nothing more. >>> meanwhile, a honduran man in a second group of in -- immigrants headed for the u.s. was killed during a confrontatio> at the united nat trump administration is expected to collect cuba's human rights record as a way to defend the u.s. embargo. this will represent a series of amendments created to -- embargo against cuba. it's part of an effort to explain why the embargo against the cuban effort exist and challenge the boat at the u.n. condemning it. >>> still to come tonight, the goal is to change a neighborhood's perception. see how the business is planning to launch that in the tenderloin, while also admitting a lot needs to change. >>> plus, a bear cub needed help from a local police department. in a moment, see the dramatic rescue when the cup could not get out of the truck. >>> things are definitely coming up as we get throu

. >> so right now we are in southern mexico, literally 2,00n san diego, or 1,000 miles to mcallen, texassomeone walked, they will hitchhike when they can, catching a ride in a back of a pickup truck, or they will do this, pay about $1.50 or $2 a person and getting a taxi van and hopscotch town to town, sleeping each night, walking a little bit, all the way through mexico to the u.s. border. there is a train they can catch not far from here, but it is dangerous. so the further we go north, the caravan will likely splinter, some will go towards the east, but the majority will go west to tijuana, and that's where someone cross illegally, others like this family will ask for asylum. are you worried at all about not being allowed in? >> yes, a lot, because it is a long way with the children for nothing. >> tomorrow a town called arriaga, 60 miles, also home to the train we talked about, it will cover in one hour what it takes one day to walk. mexico promised the u.s., we are told, that they would try to disrupt the train service before the caravan, but many migrants tell us that they are goin