>>not quite a lot to see right now it is raining a little bit but where we were in no gallus. port we've seen so far no gallas's literally right up against the border wall, some neighborhoods that we saw actually backed up to the border fence and macau rangers i spoke with today said that the proximity to mexico means more more work for them. >>literally on the other side of the mueller style fence is. >>mexico several miles up the mountains in nogales arizona danville says the his ranch mita mexico, we've been neighbors with the with our fellow ranchers in mexico for 3 for 3 generations, but bell says the only way he knows his property versus his neighbor's property in mexico is this barbed wire fence where i'm standing right now is literally where the border fence changes from steel 2 barbed wire and local ranchers say they're having to maintain it by themselves. >>we've gotten together with them to rebuild sections of the fence but brand new fence and that was over 70 years old though says the fence is there to keep his cattle from going into mexico. >>but it doesn't stop p

>>out 60 miles north of the border before we will to head east to know gallus because of how rough that here in arizona but earlier today like you just said the 4 at organ pipe cactus national park were construction for the border wall expansion project started in august. >>for acres in organ pipe cactus national park there's nothing but kept diet. >>but as you drive closer to the the port of entry the road signs turned into caution signs. >>morning visitors of smuggling and illegal immigration and then right before you can feed them. construction for the border wall actually begins right behind me essentially it's going to be an extension of what we're seeing right now the world about to get this close to make room for the construction vehicles. but the construction doesn't bother the few locals who live in the area most of the people's concern about the wall. of nature hector molina said he frequently crosses the loop, port of entry because it's easy there's not a lot of people who live nearby it is the closest border does it closes and the fastest. >>on these $100 on border galena sa

want the different or people the way the taliban sees it is that they're defending themselves in of gallus stand in their country against foreign occupation forces against the united states which is which is invaded their country so they say that they won't end the insurgency yet they still understand that there is no military solution to this conflict that ultimately they're going to have to sit down and negotiate a peace settlement what is imposed on us is american soldiers there you know it's not our immediate soldiers and worship they are there there was one of us but still we. propose keen to bring peace and i want some political solution but unfortunately i need to which we've reached some sort of finality of it it was cancelled by the american side. the last consideration which was which took. his or her mr vance are out of this for the purpose they have broken such a peace treaty and. one was started there were brokered the peace treaty so the us rigid we want peace in afghanistan we wanted to give a serious message for the foreign troops is to go from afghanistan so if the other s

your back with r t international taliban militants say they're behind 2 deadly bombings enough gallus them which killed dozens this choose the one explosion took place near the u.s. embassy in the capital kabul reportedly killing at least 3 people shortly before a suicide bomber struck a campaign rally for the afghan president in the northern part province a very deadly incident this appointee 24 people lost their lives there dozens injured as well the taliban had threatened to increase attacks on afghan forces on their western buckers after peace talks failed with the u.s. based journalist phasey reports. so i spoke to the a lot of this folks. 1st an officer forgot 5 he is said to use weather and he was unhurt but the expectations were high because the stronghold of the biggest u.s. bases in but for all that sounds very close to the capital kabul and the expectations were like the security must be very tight but still there was a guy that's in suicide bomber used them tonight and killed so many people the look of prevention the governor office this spokesperson said the 2 side bomber

people the way the taliban sees it is they're defending themselves in of gallus stand in their country against foreign occupation forces against the united states which is which is invaded their country so they say that they won't end the insurgency yet ringback they still understand that there is no military solution to this conflict that ultimately they're going to have to sit down and negotiate a peace settlement. american soldiers there i don't want to stop it's not i'll admit it the soldiers are going to be in washington they are never there was what i was but still we. proposed and keen to bring peace and i want some through the good system but unfortunately i need to add which we've reached some sort of finality when it was cancelled by the american side of science and the last consideration which was which took a list of by. his or her mr dallas are going to some of the characters that have broken such it peace treaty and good terms and barack obama started it with a broken the peace treaty so it will be us rigid we want peace in afghanistan we wanted to give a serious message

general assembly covering the gallus of just about every country an issue that russian foreign policy is involved in right now finishing off there on a question from c.n.n. regarding a comment about having conversations between leaders reveals to the media that was blasted back to say you should really listen into other people's conversations and besides leaders should have some sort of guarantee of diplomatic privacy he did touch upon early on he was questioned regarding the talks before he gave his address at the u.n. general assembly with secretary of state my pompei are not giving away a great deal to be perfectly honest but again going through all the conflicts issues that the u.s. and russia have between them at the moment and certainly where the u.s. is butting heads against anybody who doesn't agree with it didn't seem to be too optimistic very moving further forward on any of those but new communication channels were being opened plenty in there there's also plenty in his address which is about 90 minutes ago now on our correspondent in new york we have crossed that for you a

voting has closed the enough gallus thumbs presidential election the poll was marred by sporadic guy bursts of insurgent violence on widespread voter intimidation explosions missile attacks rock polling stations up and down the country with 3 people confirmed dead dozens of others injured the taliban has said it was responsible it is the 4th election since the us forcibly removed the taliban from power in 2001 on the 1st since donald trump broke off peace talks with the group earlier this month more than $9000000.00 people are registered to vote in the election although turnout is said to have been low the 1st results are not expected on till mid october figures show that only 20 percent of afghans believe the vote is free and for. now the afghan government currently controls slightly more than half the country the rest is either on the taliban or contested there were about 5000 polling stations open on saturday but the honest own from the more than 7000 initially planned hundreds of them were situated in dangerous areas afghan based journalists will turn phasey reports on the electi

cruz county sheriff tony estrada says about 1000 border patrol agents, patrol the 50 mile stretch gallus and mexico than double. >>president here along the small border estrada's says border patrol focuses on the rural areas like the acres of ranch is right outside the city. >>because that's where he says more people trying to illegally cross the fence is out here are a lot different from what we saw inside the city of nogales where they were a lot more rugged and not as easily approachable for board report dot com tour and a warning keep. >>he's on the left side going out of the lands and now you can just see all cars will be right ba the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big to no to prop c. >>i pretty beautiful thursday morning skies are crystal clear in temperatures. well there are

cruz county sheriff tony estrada says about 1000 border patrol agents, patrol the 50 mile stretch gallus's says l focuses on the rural areas like the acres of ranch is right outside the city because that's where he says more people trying to illegally cross the fence is saw inside the lot different city of nogales. >>where they were a lot more rugged and not as easily approachable for report dot com tour and in a warning keep. >>on the barry baseball now the pressure is on for the oakland a's a need 3 more wins if they want to clinch that wild card playoff berth and right now they hold the top wild-card spot by just half a game. yesterday they took on the los angeles angels on the road here. we are top tonight, matt chapman getting this 2 run homer to give the a's the lead. he's closer gets the same. so the athletics walking away with the victory 3 to 2 the final score they start a four-game series now with the mariners. >>today. at oracle park for the giants are hosting the rockies will pick up the action here the game actually decided in the 9th inning with walk off home run by jaylin

cruz county sheriff tony estrada says about 1000 border patrol agents, patrol the 50 mile stretch gallus and mexico doubl >>president here along the small estrada's says border patrol focuses on the rural areas like the acres of ranch is right outside the city. >>because that's where he says more people trying to illegally cross the fence is out here are a lot different from what we saw inside the city of nogales. >>where they were a lot more rugged and not as easily approachable for border port dot com tour and a warning keep. >>also on the border tour today reporter sandra sanchez visited sections of southwest, arizona, one truck. considers that area there are a sacred spiritual land. but soon a border wall will go up there. it was a report dot com you can read why members of that tribe say they have evidence of how construction is damaging >>happening tomorrow the bart board of directors a meeting at 00:30am in the morning to approve a new fare gate. the board is considering these swing style fare gates, it's one of 3 options. the board was looking at the other 2 are retractable barri