griff jenkins joins us from washington. these are serious allegations. >> reporter: sources tell fox news two calls made by billy were made with 15 in the room including note takers and sources say allegations millie offered to give his chinese counterparts a heads up before launching a striker falls. millie of spokesman issuing a statement that his calls with chinese and others in october

destin jenkins will be joining us to discuss the impact and history of municipal bonds and how it mayave contributed, exasperated. taylor: worlds are colliding. muni bonds and "what'd you miss? ." romaine: i have never been this excited for a reasonable bond conversation. caroline: you can tell by the tone of your voice. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: let's bring you some breaking news regarding crypto. robinhood, we understand, is testing a new crypto wallet and asset features within its app. many have been anticipating this. this is being uncovered by our own mark gurman. a new version of the iphone app, saying the company's software is including pages for users to sign up for a crypto wallet user. taylor: for our u.s. audience, caroline means beta. adena: how did -- taylor: -- caroline: how did the romans say eddie? probably my way. taylor: we have been looking and examining the bottom-line impact of diversity. our focus this week, the muni market. a stanford professor and author of "the bonds of inequality: debt and the making of the american city," destin jenkins, argues that t

sally jenkins, the headline, " larry nassar is in prison but why aren't his enablers? it is time for his enablers to -- in this cover-up." we are getting your reaction to yesterday's hearing. this is charlie out of knoxville, tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i noticed that comey did not send in any apologies. i feel sorry for these young ladies. never, ever trust the fbi. host: doug in massachusetts is next. good morning. caller: thank you for updating us on what happened to these last few agents. i think it is clear that the guy needs to be a little bore -- a little more investigative. it is not a trustworthy institution anymore. russia gate, you have the governor of minnesota, january 6, this cover bit -- this cover-up. can you tell us if those people retired or fired cap their pensions? host: the reporting on the special agent in charge who retired in 2018 does is to have a pension and plenty of outrage about that in some of these columns. caller: that is the scary part. it is no jail time, they resign and keep their pensions and they move alone -- mov

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sb one griff jenkins is they are working around-the-clock.talks to woman, one of the directors of a group that organized the caravans. >> the american public are getting a mixed message from the biden administration. it's more cruel because at least donald trump knew how to tell the migrants not to come. in the biden administration, they do not have globe what they are doing. >> shannon: my apologies. that's a gentleman. gianna, he said it's the messages that they're leading to the problem. >> he's absolutely correct. where there is smoke, there's fire. his policies, biden administration policies have been a five-alarm fire for so many people. it's beyond just a border why the poll numbers are sinking. the majority of americans believe that he's incompetent and unfit to be president. 20% of people who voted for joe biden feel they would take their vote 62% of americans concerned about inflation. this is one of the most horrific situations we have ever seen, not to mention african-americans who are responsible for putting a democrat to win bac

i'm griff jenkins. alicia: and i'm alicia acuÑa. >> mike: foreign affairs committee texas congressman michael mccaul telling chris wallace on fox news sunday today that the taliban are holding americans and others, quote, hostage in planes waiting on the runway to leave afghanistan. welcome to fox news live. i'm mike emanuel. we will get reaction from medal recipient and afghan veteran dakota meyer and david spunt in

we are back with our panel, dan henninger and holman jenkins and kim strassel.w, i don't think the government at this point needs to be trying to justify things. they should hand it over to patients and their doctors but we do know that one aspect of immunity, the antibody level in the bloodstream declines after 6 or 8 months and you can bring that back quickly with a booster shot. what we don't know whether that makes much of a difference in terms of outcomes and in terms of disease, hospitalization, deaths, where they used the pfizer vaccine, there's evidence that booster shot will help reduce. even if you don't get them, you are still pretty strongly protected because of other aspect of immune response. paul: they think that's holding back the economic recovery. that's part of their motivation? >> of course, the politics. the fact that the booster is preponderanceular with the american people popular with the american people. i think it'll be hard to deny this to the american people, whatever the signs shows. it should be handed over to individuals and their

the awkward moment is last night, ran into barry jenkins.ng to take this swing and be wrong if it's not barry. so small talk, small talk. at the end of it, you know, he said great, love the show. good luck tonight, brett. i love barry jenkins. >> jimmy: so you're equally guilty. so you did go to the party. this is -- maybe this is not a party, because you were wearing a different outfit, you changed. >> yeah, there were no major parties, but apple threw like a thing at the hotel we were staying. so i was able to change clothes. last week's episode, we discovered coach beard's party pants. so i was able to bring the party pants to the party. >> jimmy: they're good looking pants. it was really like a third british invasion last night. it was something else. were you guys aware of that in the room at the time? >> vaguely, because they kept going to "the crown" in london. i'm like, why aren't we in london? but it's fun, because i love london. part of why this is such a great job for me is because i've been an agliphile before i knew it was a wor

>> bret: griff jenkins is southern mexico tonight. griff, thank you. >> bret: also breaking tonight, we are told by the biden administration a majority of the haitian migrants who have crossed into the u.s. have already been released into this country, possibly more than 12,000 migrants. and, as you heard from griff more could be following. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has that part of the story tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jackie. >> good evening, bret. that's right, the biden administration is lining up immigration cases faster than the courts can process them. right now there is a backlog of 1.3 million cases and the average case takes about two and a half years to complete, that is double since just last year. now, as another grouch migrants is making its way to the u.s. southern border, the biden white house is not shifting gears. >> mixed messages from the biden administration. the 12,000 haitians released into the u.s. after illegally crossing is an appropriate figure. >> the numbers that are pla

griff jenkins has the story. more than 182 million people are fully vaccinated against covid 19, and we could soon learn who may be eligible for a third dose. a cdc advisory committee meets today and tomorrow to discuss fighters booster shot and set the guidelines for how it should be used. the hip typically has a period of time to review the data. grade the scientific evidence and deliberate on the evidence to recommendations framework for the policy question at hand president biden announced a plan for fully vaccinated people to get a booster eight months after their second dose. last week, fda advisers said a third dose of pfizer's vaccine was not needed for all americans. instead, they recommended the shots. for seniors and those at higher risk for developing severe covid. but there's a renewed urgency to protect people as colder weather in flu season sets in there is that possibility that we could be looking at a potential increase in case because once again, meanwhile, the biden administration is purchasing

i'm griff jenkins at the state department. i've got that story coming up and mobilizing to help afghan refugees still ahead, the volunteers working around the clock to help afghan families headed to the bay area and new figures show social security could run out of money sooner thn and his administration's handling of the frantic airlift of americans and afghans. fox news, griff jenkins tells us president biden called the evacuation as success while mourning the deaths of u. s servicemen and women. it was time to end this war. president biden work to defend his decision to withdraw u. s troops from afghanistan one day after the last soldier departed kabul ahead of the august 31st deadline. this decision about afghanistan. it's not just about afghanistan. it's about ending an era of major military operations to remake other countries. i take responsibility for the decision, the president addressing criticism that 200 or fewer americans still remain despite executing the largest airlift in u. s history, evacuating more than 123,

. >> give jenkins live with why both are in the hot seat. >> move over in the hot seat after a new groupof the most famous authors, bob woodward made secret calls to the chinese counterpart in october and after the january 6th riots and the chain of command, with alleged quote in october to general lee in china, if i am going to call you ahead of time, it is not going to be a surprise, reassuring the chinese everything is fine after the attack on the abca18. pentagon officials pushing back telling fox news this characterization of the call is anything but routine is nonsense but that hasn't stopped some calling for millie's resignation. >> generally decides i think president biden is senile so i'm not going to follow his orders or a future president who wasn't in his right mind either. it is the essence a military coup. >> for the second a secretary blinken faced bipartisan grilling led by democrats committee chairman bob menendez. >> the execution of the us withdrawal was clearly fatally flawed. how the united states left managed. doing the right thing in the wrong way can end up being

. >> jenkins in mexico where 2000 jump on the journey to america. >> the office of refugee assistance, 77,000 migrants coming here. and the migrants want these necessary work permits at registration papers who head north. stephenson is a migrant from haiti. >> i don't have a job. >> stephenson, will you ever go back to haiti? >> never. >> migrants from south america. >> thank you, good luck. that is part of why so many asians are coming. they are sending many migrants who got turned away, to begin their registration process and mexican officials confirm what stephenson was saying which is there are 15,000 migrants from south america, preparing for that onslaught, to deal with the problem. jillian: the white house ripping into republicans for the giving speeches rather than bending the administration's immigration reform plan. todd: alejandra mayorkas reveals one in 5 migrants have, quote, and illness. >> reporter: jen psaki taking the gloves off, even though president biden has yet to visit the border. >> they are giving speeches about how broken the system is, join us and be part of

i'm griff jenkins. jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. charles, from north port, florida, let's start with you. hello. >> hi, jacqui. this is a double missing person's case and now brian laundrie is now missing and hasn't been seen by his family in days. north port police department just posted to twitter a short time ago that multiple officers and the fbi are currently conducting a search of the vast carlton preserve for brian laundrie. and his family says they believe he entered the area earlier this week. on friday, north port police showed up to the laundrie residence and they spoke to the family at their own request for the first time since gabby petito was reported missing by her family. and by that encounter, the family told they had not seen or spoken to brian since tuesday, but didn't say whether or not the family knew anything about the disappearance of gabby petito. >> it's not that you're not helping anymore, it's hindering investigations. you're using up people's resources and time and it's been beyond days that you could hav

neil: griff jenkins, thank you very very much. those who we have been able to cite on planes coming here or to the air force base in germany, we don't know how many we're talking about. it's a good issue to get into with joni ernst. senator, good to have you. do you know what this derogatory information could be that is preventing at least a few afghans from making their way here? >> well, there could be many reasons behind that, some of which could be that there was interaction between the individual and the taliban, or other terrorist organizations. we don't know that and certainly in the past when my office has tried to find out various pieces of information through the state department, we have not been allowed access to that type of information. so, it's hard to know at this point, but we do want to make sure that as individuals are coming into the united states, that they are properly vetted. that's very important to my constituents, my others. but we do want to evacuate the special immigrant visa holders that are qualified

. >> yes, i think it would be easier to find a woman whose last niem is jenkins,s, jr. >> but this isite woman, dog the bowntee hunter volunteered to come help. >> good, he has been finding white people forever. he knows where they hide, what nooks and krannies. >> dog the bowntee hunter tracked down my [bleep] in the island, why you respecting someone on the island, you stay at the airport and i will just drive around. >> you get out in the jungle in hawaii, it's over. a volcano, you can't come over here, it's hot. like there is a lot of places, also hawaii has multiple islands, not just one island. >> how do you get to the island, boat or plane. >> yes. >> you stand here by the boat and plane. >> there are other islands. you can could be looking for me on this island, i could be six islands to the left. >> thank you so much roy and dulce, coming up i will talk with activist and lawyer derecka purnell about the end of the police in america. yeah. that is what i said. don't go away. away. 67 not all 5g networks are created equal. it's clear to see. t-mobile is the leader in 5g. t-mobi

david jenkins the editor was very involved politically. one of things interesting he was based in columbus was not a very big city at the time it was the state capitol. he got jobs around the capitol. he was a painter and contractor for the state legislature. there is some evidence he is that proximity to legislators, to lobby. to tell them this is our agenda. blackman are not allowed to vote in ohio printer certainly not holding office. here's a way for blackman to get close to the state legislature and explain and make the case to them. he is a fascinating figure. and since we are in chicago, i just want to sort of mentioned a little bit about chicago's black activist community in this era. one of the people the most well-known is john jones. marriott has written about him. he is just a remarkable figure. he was born free and north carolina. he ended up as an apprentice in tennessee. eventually married a woman whose family was in alton, married richardson joan moved to alton then moves to chicago. he was from the late 1840s through 1865

ashley, carley. >> griff jenkins for us there and dhs secretary revealing majority of haitian migrants e completelily crossing the boaferred in del rio released into the u.s. 17,400 who didn't return on their own to mexico how many of them either -- well first how many have been released into the us? i think it is about 10,000 or so -- 12,000 have been released. yes. it could be even higher. joining us to react is fox news contributor retired acting i.c.e. director tom homan is that 10 to 12,000 number shocking to you and o.c. there at the end when he said that number could go up? >> yes. shocking to this much more and he knows that. because when he said the 800 will return to mexico went back to mexico he realizes they went one or two miles down lean and cam into the united states because they have resources to del rio they left 224 miles of border unguard sod 8,000 go to mexico won't live there. they wept down across illegally. those 8,000 are now in the united states and live here illegally. >> i want to pull this screen up about migrants processing status 12,400 cases heard by immi

>> sean: griff jenkins mexico snicker thank you for joining us is former texas governor, rick period. i was done at the border a number of years ago with you as that as it was then it is was not we have had governor abbott on the program a lot of time. >> called up the national guard. he has allocated $3 billion in texas funds, texas taxpayers paying, he has actually treated miles of his own wall using troll cars from law enforcement. and at every step of the wake of his battle is really what the federal government aiding and bit -- betting that law. what other options -- the governor have at this point? >>> let me -- >> let me just think one thing thing. thank you for telling the american people the truth. as i flip through channels, it is really difficult to find the truth about what is going on in the southern border. this is a devastating wave that is hitting our southern border. this administration is lying about it. i think it is really important that you and your network, others, tell the truth. and hold joe biden accountable. hold mayorkas accountable. they are looking at the

griff jenkins is there and they're lining up to begin the process of moving to the united states. hi, griff. >> that's right, martha. they want to get there. here's the thing. out here, you have as many as 10,000 haitians here trying to get their papers to register for refugee status and get their work permits. we're being told that we'll be allowed to go inside this area. let me bring you this way, if i can. come this way. we're going to give you a first hand look. we've been trying to get inside this refugee status office, this is where mexican officials are trying to keep the migrants in this southern city from traveling north. we're aware that mexican officials are sending people back here to try to keep them here and not allow them to move freely. you're getting a look for the first time, i'm just seeing what appears to be desks where the migrants are applying for this refugee status, which they so desire. make no mistake, all of the refugees that we spoke with are wanting to get ultimately to the united states of america. this situation is not a shelter where they would be s

joining me is that dallas county judge clay jenkins. that's for being here.s secretary of state says that this is going to be a full and comprehensive forensic you h audit of 2020. do you know what that looks like yet? >> i don't. in the original press release from the secretary of state it said that it was already under way. we know that's not true. we've been asked for nothing. we've asked what they want. they haven't been able to tell us because they haven't been told by the governor what he wants. you know, the former secretary of state who was hand selected by the governor and appointed by the governor, the republican secretary of state that was in office during these elections said that they were free and fair and went off without a hitch. the governor didn't like hearing that so he fired that person, but this is all just -- it's a national movement to undermine democracy, to make people think that elections run safe so they can pass more han more laws to make it harder and harder for people to vote. you know, here in texas, it's already the hardest sta

it continues this day, august, 200,000 people, around jenkins in mexico tonight traveling north with the latest wave of migrants. it looks like it is not stopping at all. >> reporter: no signs of slowing down, sean. we are here mexico but it is the southernmost mexican town along the guatemala border and every single one of the 15,000 haitians that cross into the rio came right through this town center, i am standing. if you look over my shoulder, you can see haitians gathering g.here, and tonight, mexican officials confirmed to fox news, sean, they are preparing for an onslaught of a caravan of as many as 15,000 migrants gathered in columbia headed this way. but mostly believed, again, to be haitians.bi now, let us show you a little bit of the video from today when we were outside the refugee office. officials say there already something thousand haitians migrants right now, in-town trying to get asylum favors and work permits. ultimately, their goal, of course, is to get to the u.s. now, let me show you a picture we shot of a migrant man we met you can see that shirt. biden, let us

>> bret: griff jenkins live in southern mexico. griff, thank you.s the crisis continues at the southern border, former president obama says the idea the u.s. can have open borders is unsustainable. in response, asked about that statement, the biden white house deflected. here's white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. >> days after the biden administration cleared 15,000 haitians del rio migrant camp, former president obama defended his v.p. handling of the border crisis passing blame to the g.o.p. >> immigration reform has consistently gotten stuck partly because we can't get enough republicans to support it. cut from that interview and published only on the online article was president obama saying quote at the same time we're a nation state. we have borders. the idea that we can just have open borders is something that, as a practical matter is unsustainable. little reaction from the biden white house. >> does president biden agree with president obama that open borders is unsustainable? >> we don't have open borders so yes, he agrees. >> repub

>> bret: griff jenkins is chantilly, virginia. thanks. the shock waves continue tonight by the admission by the top's military officer that the u.s. may actually have to cooperate with the taliban in counter-terrorism operations. the terror group is solidifying its control over afghanistan tonight. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. >> taliban fighters took on the role of the police in kabul today helping with traffic at checkpoints and issuing a statement like this one urging calm. >> everyone should go to work and live. offices, shops and companies should start operating and have no fear of anyone. >> pentagon leaders raised eyebrows when asked wednesday about working with the taliban in the future. >> in war, do you what you must in order to reduce risk force not necessarily what you want to do. >> any possibility of coordination against isis-k? >> it's possible. >> dan hoffman, a former cia chief of station spent years hunting al-qaeda and says such an intention relationship would be complicated. >> w

darrell jenkins jr. was coming downstairs to get breakfast when he saw the suspect stabbing himself. >> as i got downstairs to the lobby, officers had their gun pointed at me and said get back upstairs, go to your room immediately. and, the guy was barricaded in the cubicle area where our front desk stands and he was stabbing himself. >> reporter: opd sent tactical and s.w.a.t. officers to get the barricades and suspect out but also mental health counselors. >> tactical team was coming so i realized that this was not ever with. he was stuck there and they were trying to get him to come out. >> eventually, the suspect came out peacefully. >> we began to negotiate with the suspect. we were able to create a rapport with the suspect, the suspect agreed to surrender. >> aral, a veteran of operation enduring freedom in afghanistan says he was impressed with how officers handled the situation. >> they could have used real bullets, they could have escalated two bullets flying everywhere. crossfire and hostages,

griff jenkins is southern mexico. griff, thank you.p next, the britney spears conservatorship saga goes back to court. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 10 in phoenix as a judge block as key part of a law targeting doctors who perform abortions it would have allowed felony charges in cases where the pregnancy was terminated solely because of genetic be a abnormalities such as down syndrome. >> controversial oil pipeline is expected tore operational by friday. nearly 1100-mile pipeline will deliver tar sands and crediting crude from alberta, canada to wisconsin. the pipeline can transport 760,000 barrels a day full capacity. opponents claim it violates native american treaty rights and poses a risk to the environment. and this is a live look at new york. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 5, our affiliate, it is not too late to celebrate national coffee day much. if you need a caffeine jolt there are plenty of free pours out there, starbucks, dunkin' don't knots and pa

. >> program manager lisa jenkins says the building fills i major need in south santa clara county. > animals lovers out here really wanted a center like this. >> it is the only one in the county to house large livestock with a ten-stall horse barn. >> this is a huge asset for us. before we were running out of stalls that were donated stalls. >> and it can be used for large animals evacuated due to flooding or wildfire. >> around the pen, work with the horses, get them exercised, they get to know about them. our large pasture space. >> this is a little water found an built in for the dogs. >> the shelter has more than just new bells and whistles. >> we do all of the things to make it happy for them, we have ambient music playing. >> there's also multiple operation rooms to save hurt animals. >> when i first started over seven years ago we were literally in a room about that big but again because of the space and more staff we're able to tackle a lot more than just spay and neuter. >> adoptions spiked the beginning of the pandemic but now have dramatically slowed. employees say the fac

griff jenkins, ktvu fox two news. a new report puts new numbers on how deadly the coronavirus pandemic has been. johns hopkins university report finds about one in 500 americans has died from covid and that there have been more than 664,000 covid deaths nationwide. more than 10% of those deaths were here in california every day across the country, there are more than 139,000 positive covid tests. more than 90,000. people are hospitalized because of the coronavirus bay area. school districts are searching for ways to keep everyone safe until vaccines become available for young children. ktvu erasmus says the reason rapid covid tests are a big part of the solution. this is going to be the future. nine marin county schools are now part of a pilot program from the california department of health to send covid antigen test home with every student and staff member. we're going to see, um the use of, um rapid antigen testing as the answer to helping our community stay open families feel safe. anyone with covid symptoms can t

it's a state department griff jenkins, fox news.some of the families evacuated from afghanistan will eventually come to the bay area today, congressman mark desaulnier visited an afghan community center in concord that's getting ready to welcome some of those families the nor islamic cultural center has 100 volunteers working around the clock. they're looking for everything from clothes and blankets to available housing. they left the country with nothing but what they were wearing. and so we plan to provide everything for them. i think we have a moral obligation to make sure that every afghan who wants to be relocated, uh that we facilitate that. about 60 families arrived in the bay area last week and another 25 so far this week, the community center says it will keep taking donations as long as needed. i have friends whose kids when they registered had all online classes for this upcoming false muster, and they've pulled their kids still to come virtual learning frustration as some college students still not back in the classroom

it's a state department griff jenkins, fox news members of congress are calling for the 13 u. service members who died to receive the. congressional gold medal. a bill introduced today would give the award to those killed in the suicide bombings last thursday. the bill notes the fallen troops quote, extreme bravery and valor against armed enemy combatants. some of the families evacuated from afghanistan will eventually end up here in the bay area today. congressman mark desaulnier visited an afghan community center in concord to get ready to welcome those families. ktvu is an ruben shows us how groups are now. gathering donations, creating care packages and even helping with housing. when she sees what's happening now, marin masumi can't help but remember in 1982 her own escape from afghanistan was by camel over the mountains carrying her five small daughters with her. that's why i'm in shaking and i remember all those days i never forgotten. and so now she's determined to help the next wave of immigrants, the ones arriving now into the bay area. apparently 60 families arrived

connell: griff jenkins live from the state department.er brooks joins, heritage foundation senior fellow. let's start with this new government in afghanistan. a lot of people would argue it very much does matter how that looks and who's in charge of it. there are reports that the cofounder of the taliban and someone who's been nicknamed the butcher over the years may be the person who heads this new government. what would you say about how things might be shaping up as the taliban takes over in afghanistan? >> not well. you know, the thing, connell, about this is that it didn't have to come to this. i mean, this is the result of flawed policies, and we shouldn't be even talking about the taliban, you know, controlling afghanistan and trying to lead a government, especially one that is the cofounder of the taliban. i mean, that's very, very troubling. and i think there's dark days ahead, unfortunately. i wish i could look at it differently, but i think there are dark days ahead for this policy and afghanistan. connell: and especially this

griff jenkins live at the state department. griff, thanks a lot.resident biden has signed an executive order directing the declassification of certain documents related to the 9/11 terror attacks. families of victims have long sought the records in the hopes of implicating the saudi government. the order comes about a week before the 0th anniversary of the attacks. president biden says that texas abortion law is an unamerican vigilante system. the supreme court has refused to stop the new regulations. and that's intensifying democratic efforts to change the makeup of the high court and get rid of the senate filibuster. white house correspondent peter doocy has the latest on that tonight. >> i have been continue to be a strong supporter of roe v. wade. >> and before roe v. wade is challenged in front of the supreme court, president biden is worried because they, just upheld a texas law restricting abortion. >> the most pernicious thing about the texas law is sort of creates a vigilante system where people get rewards to go out -- anyway. and it just

. >> reporter: program manager lisa jenkins says the buildings fill a major need in south santa clara county. >> many animal lovers out here, they really wanted a center like this. >> reporter: and the san martin center is the only one in the county to house large livestock and has a ten-stall horse barn. >> in is a huge asset for us. before, we were running out of stalls that were donated stalls. >> reporter: and it can be used for large animals evacuated due to flooding or wildfires. >> a round pen to work with the horses and get them out and exercised and get to know about them. our large pasture space. >> this is a little water fountain. >> reporter: it has more than just new bells and whistles. >> we have ambient music playing. >> reporter: there are multiple operation rooms to save hurt animals. >> when i first started over seven years ago, we literally in a room about that big. but here again because of the space and more staff, we're able to tackle more, a lot more than just spay/neuter. >> reporter: adoptions spiked at the beginning of the pandemic but now have dramatically s

griff jenkins is live in mexico. let's check in with the white house where peter doocy is standing by. >> bill: good morning. a backlog of a million half immigration cases right now. most migrants that make it here and are not immediately sent back are in the country an average of about 2 1/2 years. some of these haitians that made it across the border into del rio were met by mounted officers whose jobs are now in jeopardy because they are being accused without evidence by officials here of whipping people. but the texas governor says he has their back. >> if he takes any action against them whatsoever i have worked side-by-side with those border patrol agents. i want them to know something. if they are at risk of losing their job that the a president who is aban dong his duty to secure the border you have a job in the state of texas. i will hire you to help texas secure our border. >> the credibility of claims that border patrol officers whipped anyone is in doubt. that is what dhs officials at the highest levels a

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griff jenkins has the report from mexico.for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> of the 17,400 that weren't deported back or didn't return on their own to mexico, how many of them -- well, first, how many have been released into the u.s.? >> it's about 10,000 or so, 12,000. it could be even higher. the number that are returned could be even higher. stuart: 12,000, even higher. not tested for covid in our country as we speak. and there's more news here. we have reports that say thousands more haitian migrants are on the way. griff jenkins is in mexico. he's been speaking with the migrants themselves. what are they telling you, griff? >> reporter: stuart, they're telling me that they want to go to the united states. and here we are in the southernmost city in mexico where my grants cross -- migrants cross from guatemala into mexico. every one of those haitians released in the u.s. first cros

sally jenkins, the headline, " larry nassar is in prison but why aren't his enablers?t is time for his enablers to -- in this cover-up." we are getting your reaction to yesterday's hearing. this is charlie out of knoxville, tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i noticed that comey did not send in any apologies. i feel sorry for these young ladies. never, ever trust the fbi. host: doug in massachusetts is next. good morning. caller: thank you for updating us on what happened to these last few agents. i think it is clear that the guy needs to be a little bore -- a little more investigative. it is not a trustworthy institution anymore. russia gate, you have the governor of minnesota, january 6, this cover bit -- this cover-up. can you tell us if those people retired or fired cap their pensions? host: the reporting on the special agent in charge who retired in 2018 does is to have a pension and plenty of outrage about that in some of these columns. caller: that is the scary part. it is no jail time, they resign and keep their pensions and they move alone -- move

across town mckenzie jenkins was playing outside on her swing when her neighbor's house caught fire.like heard the smoke alarm go off and i saw smoke coming through the door and the roof and the window. >> reporter: the 11-year-old knew that a puppy named fiona was stuck inside. mckenzie jumping into action and calling 911. >> i knew that she was smart and i knew she would run to the other side of the house. >> reporter: firefighters rescuing the 6-month-old pup from the smoke-filled house. >> she was hardly moving. like she was like -- she was breathing, but she was hardly moving, and her heartbeat was like really slow. >> reporter: ems crews arriving in the nick of time to give fiona some oxygen. the puppy now up and about and barking. [ barking ] >> reporter: firefighters rewarding mckenzie's quick thinking with a community recognition coin. >> i was scared. i thought she was dead but i knew she'd pull through it because she's strong. >> reporter: the post about the ordeal racking up hundreds of likes and comments from mckenzie's florida community, many writing, mckenzie is a hero

griff jenkins is live at this hour. hi, griff jenkins. >> we are in the middle of the river here between guatemala on this side, and mexico on the other side. a gentleman crossing here, show you this they have a lax attitude in crossing. in the distance behind me, international bridge is connecting the two countries that is where the immigration office is. for 30 pesos, you can take a raft and go and no immigration officials checking documents. if you look up the river and mark, i hate to spin you up there, you can see all day long thousands freely crossing and they don't know who is on them. officials say they are seeing 800 hatians a day coming across and continuing to pile up, some 13,000 are in topatula, applying for status like we saw in del rio last week. secretary mayorkis met with the ambassador from haiti to the u.s. and mayorkis assured him hatians would be treated well and there was an investigation underway to the treatment of hatians last week. that seems to miss the mark. we spoke to hatians and they are u

griff jenkins reporting this morning. four days since u.s. troops left afghanistan. the state department, secretary blinken will not say if a single american left behind has gotten out. that's a really important point. when will we get some sort of update on the continued evacuation as the president promised would happen? >> the borders are closed. you can't get out by car or foot is what we're told. the airport is kabul not working yet. qatarys are trying to figure that out. there are other air strips. kandahar and others in the west. we'll ask senator tom cotton joining us next hour. a lot of questions for him. meanwhile 15 past. waiting to hear from the president on that very disappointing jobs report. 235,000 added. we're expecting 700,000. what do we make of this? the friday money team is back together. steve and austan are coming up shortly. plus this. >> about an hour away from here. >> sandra: crews conducting high water rescues in the aftermath of ida. we'll hear about that family's harrowing escape. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced

darrell jenkins jr.s to get breakfast when he saw the suspect stabbing himself. >> as i got downstairs to the lobby, officers had their gun pointed at me and said get back upstairs, go up to your room, immediately, the guy was barricaded in the little cubicle area, where our front desk is and he was telling himself. >> opd sent tactical and s.w.a.t. officers to get the barricaded suspect out, but also mental health counselors. eventually, the suspect came out without getting shot by opd. >> we began to negotiate with the suspect, we were able to create a rapport with the suspect, the suspect agreed to surrender. >> today's shooting comes as the city's homicide a toll has already hit 100, this year, and there were three separate nonfatal shootings last night alone. last night, the oakland city council voted success into to find another police academy, to make sure there are enough sworn officers in the city limits the violent crime spike darrell, a veteran of operation enduring freedom in afghanistan says

kind of very heavy handed treatment since the, i think the early ninety's and all the way until she jenkins ride in 2012. busy they are basically very pessimistic about how the outside world has any sort of influence in leverage to actually i think lester some of the life i think, struggle that they are facing. we are seeing a lot of the different kinds of, like, unjust is being imposed by like i think the legal system is very vague about when to detain someone and then someone can beat the tank for years before they actually finally have a sentence. and a few months after they were properly sent and they were released because they've already been jailed for years before they were actually able to have a proper trial. and a lot of these trials are actually happened behind closed doors. we're actually also seen this happening to flooring citizens, including the 2 canadians and the australian journalists can lay. so i think right now the, the question, the big question will be, how the international community decides to deal with china while upholding their ideals and also their values. becau

jillian: griff jenkins joins us where hundreds of patients are crossing into mexico every day. >> thisossing along the river separating mexico and guatemala. in the distance you see the international bridge, this is the illegal way and you can see migrants crossing local guatemalans and mexicans with daytraders and others. it cost 30 pesos, they are doing it. gone from the guatemalan side. little if any immigration officials are stopping us. todd: unvaccinated border patrol agents threatened with losing their jobs if they don't get every shot. they close the border and stop targeting the people, the only ones who are actually securing the border. >> the administration, waking up every day to keep the community borders and they are putting the burden on them rather than on policies to disincentive i've thousands of migrants many of which have covid. >> how insane is it, protecting all of us, doesn't have a shot at illegal migrants, they face no consequences whatsoever. >> ever since the mandrake -- mandate was talked about i felt the same way, how to allow these people to come in testin

todd: griff jenkins joins us with more that contradict what the biden administration is saying. >> reporter: despite the administration's claims that all the haitian migrants were expelled two us officials until the ap thousands of been released into the country with notices to appear on their own accord as dhs was buzzing them from - in brownsville was overrun, confirming to fox news, at the other end of expulsions three ice offices after they declined on the tarmac, and secretary mayorkas continues to refuse to call is a crisis had few answers when pressed by republicans. >> how many people have been returned, how many are being detained, how many dispersed to all points. >> i would be pleased. >> i want them now. why don't you have the information now? why don't you have that information? >> i want to be accurate. >> reporter: the president admitting the situation is anything but under control. >> what is your reaction to damage on the southern border? >> has it under control. >> we will get it under control. >> under the bridge texas governor greg abbott slammed the administration for t

. >> good jenkins joins us from washington as mexican authorities work to break up migrant caravans. >> reporter: caravans are back in a major way as mexican authorities broke up a fourth one in just the last week, and it's our hundreds of migrants from central america and haiti right along the traditional path of caravans that we've seen the past 2 years as mexican immigration officials say shelters in the southern border city are full and the situation is unsustainable. meanwhile on our southern border, just west of el paso border officials are scrambling to fix up holes in the wall that were never completed when president biden took office. el paso sectors among the hardest hit with apprehensions up 300% compared to last year. gloria chavez says they're dealing with an unprecedented number of adults posing as unaccompanied children, 477 imposters so far this year but the surge isn't new. they been getting hammered for 6 months since we visited last in march with senator portman as we discovered illegally crossings. we are waiting for video for encounters expected to be high yet ag

todd: griff jenkins in mexico word 2000 are seeking refuge on their journey to america. >> or the office of refugee assistance the doors are closed but this year they've had more than 77,000 migrants coming here. officials say more than 10,000 are haitians, you can see many standby waiting for the doors to open tomorrow, the migrants worn these necessary work permits and registration papers to stay here before they head north. stephenson is a migrant from 80. >> i don't - i am here. >> will you ever go back to haiti? >> never. >> either more migrants coming from south america? >> yes. >> that is just part of why so many haitians are coming, mexican officials say they are sending many migrants who have turned away back to begin their registration process. meanwhile mexican officials confirm what stephenson was telling us which is there are as many as 15,000 migrants coming up from south america, they are preparing for that onslaught, they are opening up a football stadium to deal with the problem. >> you certainly empathize with anybody trying to create a better life for themselves, that

jenkins, the biden's administration abstractions called into question. it got fiery. >> it did indeed. it was already going to be contentious after the bipartisan anger over the disastrous withdrawal but blinken did himself no favors deciding not to show up in person. >> can you tell us where you are today? >> i met the state department. >> couldn't be bothered to come down here and see congress, that is great. >> when it came to accountability for the administration of failures, he reverted to a familiar playbook, blaming the previous administration. >> how meticulous was the planning for the trump administration declared may 1st withdrawal? >> we inherited a deadline, we didn't inherit a plan. >> it is amazing that wasn't much much worse. >> blinken still unable to put exact numbers on remaining americans, green card holders and applicants left behind. now at the mercy of government, the administration admits -- >> interim government names by the delavan falls very short of the mark set by the international community. >> oliver too much for republican