>> bret: mike tobin along the border in la jolla, mike, thank you. >> bret: breaking tonight, president biden is trying to get progressives and moderates to bridge their differences and come together on his domestic tax and spending legislation. he cannot even get them in the same room, holding separate meetings today as his top spokeswoman acknowledges a feeling of urgency. head now to the white house. white house correspondent peter doocy has breaking details tonight from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. breaking details are critical to understanding the democratic plan to spend trillions of taxpayer dollars on progressive priorities, senator joe manchin just said when he thinks that could happen. >> senator schumer said today [inaudible] by the end of this week. is that even possible. >> sure, that's possible. [inaudible] talking morning and night to see if there is a framework we can agree on. >> and he would know it's possible because a lot of this hinges on his signing on to an agreement. it's all part of a biden balancing ability. balance act. >> the pr

immigration courts mike tobin is at the border with more on that. >> the flow of migrants across thisconstant 3 miles from this location fox news flights team spotted a group of migrants coming across the border six men one women from guatemala, el salvador this is a group of runners meeting they did not want to get picked up most of the time groups of migrants to be processed confident that they will stay in the u.s. that's what we saw last night when 80 people families and individuals came across for some time the cartel had been shooting at each other on the mexican side of the border but a new development, as recently as last night they are taking shots across the border at u.s. personnel one texas congressman blames the biden a administration. >> they stop building the wall, they stopped reporting people and that created a crisis on the southern border it is escalating in the fire from the cartel at national guardsmen is a further sign of the destabilization that biden has done to the security of this country on our southern border. >> abiding a administration had reversed course

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arthel: mike tobin, thanks, mike. eric?ministration is sending another $20 million to mexico and central america to address what it calls the root causes of the migrant surge. you know, the state department says that money will support access to legal aid, shelter and health care for hundreds of thousands of migrants and refugees who are flooding into the region. this brings the total amount, there it is, $331 million for fiscal year 2021. but despite that flood of money, the hordes of migrants keep coming. various administrations have tried for years to address the, quote, root causes, and that doesn't seem to have stopped the flow. is that even possible? >> i don't think so, especially if an administration like this one does not explain what it means by root causes and what the implementation plan is, what the markers of success are. we're adding, as you mentioned, 20 more million in to exceed $330 million this fy-21. the american taxpayer needs to know a what has been achieved, has anything been achieved in central ameri

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in la joya, texas, mike tobin, fox news. >> shannon: is time to talk about popular trends in home design of these but if you have them at your home, apparently they need to be worn. >> i'm a huge hdtv junkie, chip and joanna gaines, that's -- i level this. home inspectors believe it or not are spotting some design tactics that may look nice but they are not necessarily safe. here are the top five unsafe design home trends that inspectors say stop doing this. this is according to -- loading shelves. they look great and i think they are really fashionable, lots of things you can do but you can't do it. they fall down, it's a real problem, they are not properly anchored and you should stop doing that. vintage appliances i think you look really, right? exposed brick, i thought this would be really cool, it's popular here in washington but apparently you can have lots of motor problems depending on how it's been set up. mixing handrails, some people think it's cool to not have them in floating staircases, these are problems at home inspectors say i know they are hip, i know they are now, don'

first a senior correspondent mike tobin in chicago. >> trace, yesterday was another bloody day in chicagoocents were shot. a dozen people shot yesterday. that includes a 15-year-old boy riding his bike and the 14-year-old girl who was trying to get home. apparently a gunman waited for the final bell and open fire. >> he is standing, looking at the evidence, within 10 feet of the door. the door opens and he starts shooting. trying to figure out if he's trying to target someone or why he shooting at that time. >> the shooting was at wendell phillips academy high school on the south side. a security guard opened the door. he was shot several times. the 14-year-old girl was apparently hiding behind the door. she is in critical condition. police say the gunman fled the scene. they don't know who the target was or if it was a target shooting. the grandmother of the girl who was shot is sympathetic to the gunmen. >> on their point. these are baby shooting babies. i am assuming that this baby that shot my grandbaby is crying for help. >> there's been 2800 shootings in chicago. that's up 11% from

mike tobin is live at fort mccoy to tell us how the process is going thus far.d morning there. >> good morning, bill. i can tem you 12,600 refugees are waiting to start new lives in the country. allies welcome and the largest concentration of afghan refugees is here on the base in wisconsin. they're staying in bare yaks constructed in 1942 and refurbished but used when soldiers come to the base to train. it is serving 40,000 meals every day approved by an imam. 45,000 vaccinations administered from measles to covid-19. the operation is to repay those who supported the allies over the last 20 years in afghanistan. people like this man. >> i worked for the u.s. army with the special force and canadian with a different unit. i worked as an interpreter. those people know about my job i did work for americans and why i was in trouble. >> like most of the refugees he doesn't know when or where he will be resettled or what he will do for a living. no timeline for resettlement. the operation is not without trouble. two measles cases and two assault cases, one dems parti

mike tobin at the border live today.enkins with the news from washington we begin there. >> good morning. let me address those numbers you gave. they are shocking and your math is correct. 35-year high. more importantly, they are confirming that the president's crisis at the border is showing no signs of slowing down. now, the "washington post" report suggests they have seen these final september numbers yet to be publicly released. we should already have them. it is october 20th. without them there are already more than 1,541,000 apprehensions on record. if it ends at more than 1.7 million we're talking a minimum of 150,000 for september or above 200,000. if that's the case it would be the third straight month above 200,000 for comparison, apprehensions in 2020 were less than 58,000 in september. meanwhile at the white house press secretary jen psaki has a different view of the middle of the night. as we heard in the answer you played she defended the flights as part of the administration's legal responsibility known as

normal size because of covid vaccine mandates that could decimate the number of police on duty, mike tobin so bad in the city of chicago mayor lori lightfoot is taking her own police officers to court she filed injunctive relief against the paternal order of police and the president of a local lodge, he's been encouraging the rank-and-file officers not to comply with the mandate for city employees including cops to complete and submit an online medical portal regarding vaccination status although some cops are refusing the vaccine it is the portal bringing this to a head creating the deadline to submit vaccination status or be switched to nondisciplinary no pay status threatening half of the police force could be off the job on another predictably violent weekend the mayor pushed back. >> i expect the police officers to honor their oath not tarnish their badge and follow lawful orders and directives have have been given. >> everything from his mayors a dictatorship this is all about policy there was no public outcry for this policy to take effect, she just decided she was going to do it an

mike tobin is there at the border in texas. what is the situation, mike?can side of the border has been around a long time. the new development is now the gunfire coming across the border. it is so common, our fox news camera caught gunfire, tracer rounds, factions of the cartels took shots at each other. the texas department of public safety, as recently as saturday night, gunmen at mexican side are taking potshots at u.s. personnel. they point to destabilization at the texas border. chad world blames the biden administration. >> violence along the border, fiving into the united states, having cartel members in the united states you have to be very direct with the government of mexico and have them do more, step up their screening and their police force along that northern border. reporter: flow of migrants and illegal border crossings professor stop. our drone screw spotted a group of six, five men and women el salvador, guatamala, honduras, and mexico. this was a group of runners. migrants hope to slip in the u.s. without being detected. they were picke

senior correspondent mike tobin is reporting live from texas. hi, mike. >> hi thomas sandra. eddie dhs source confirms that 2021 saw 1.7 million border apprehensions which does and think 86. one thing we can see very plainly since yesterday is that the flow of migrants to the southern border is not slowing down at all. the first group of migrants showed up before sundown, they found a gap where construction on the border wall had stopped. they were from nicaragua and honduras. single adults and families. the babies they carried were covered with bug bites. a father with a 10-month-old told the story of walking and hitching rides for 20 days. they didn't know if they will make it, if they could stay, but they are hopeful for a better life. >> in mexico city, they boarded a trailer that had no ventilation. people were passing out, they could not breathe, they were in it for two hours. that is what kept them worried about her daughter's safety. >> we've all suffered, hunger, thirst, threats, danger. we have all suffered and sleeping in warehouses just to make it to this country

fox news correspondent mike tobin is in la joya, texas, with the latest on this. u this, ashley, like clockwork. the sun started going down yesterday, the migrants started showing up by the hundreds. ultimately, they came here to this ballfield to be processed. the bulk of them said that they were from honduras, a lot of unaccompanied minors, a lot of single mothers with babies. sometimes when they arrive they're pretty beat up. they're sun burnt, thirty, tired, covered with bug bites. the ones we saw yesterday, really depending where they get dropped off, didn't look like they were in that bad of shape. life is hopeless where they're from. >> translator: the economy is terrible in her country, and being a single mother, she can't afford to send her son to school and give him an education, there's so much crime and corruption. >> reporter: border patrol sources say as many as 60,000 migrants are massing on the hex can side of the border -- mexican side. they are aware that the trump-era remain in mexico policy is likely to be reinstated despite efforts to remove it

. >> bret: mike tobin in texas. thank you.ad heat with just weeks to go in the virginia governor's race. we'll take you there. when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. >> bret: constantly unloading here at the port of los angeles. the latest polling in the virginia's governors race show the two nominees in a dead heat. mike emanuel has more on this tight race. good evening. >> a new monmouth poll suggests a significant shift in the governor's race in virginia. democrat terry mcauliffe and glenn youngkin are tied at 46% support, this is among registered voters. mcauliffe had a five-point lead in august and september. narrowing polls generate duelling tv appearances. both candidates were offered 20 minutes w

mike tobin is live on the scene there where this is about to get underway. hi, mike. >> hi, martha.t chicago suburbs. he's making a tour of a development by the clayco corporation. that company is significant because the boss is an advocate of vaccine mandates and a big fund raiser for democrats and democrat projects. president biden is pitching the mandate backed by the white house that says mandates would result in more vaccinations and a healthy work force and the economy churning along. united airlines is based downtown. united is the first of the big air carriers that require employee vaccinations. they've fired employees for refusing to get the vaccine. the president's mandate extends into the private sector. companies of 100 or more would need to require vaccinations for employees. healthcare workers and government contractors would need to get the shots as well. the irony is that the president back in december denied that he would support government mandates. >> no, i don't think it should be mandatory. i wouldn't demand it but i would do everything in my power as president

mike tobin is live in texas. i understand it has been fairly busy out there. >> yeah, trace.e sun came down the migrants showed up. they came all night long and still this morning. hundreds have been processed at the ball field here where they are being processed. the bulk coming said they're from honduras. you had a lot of unaccompanied minors, single mothers and oftentimes when they show up at this point they're beat up. dirty, tired, thirsty, exhausted. wherever this round is being dropped off, they don't look to be in that bad of shape as they are arriving here in la joya, texas. the common theme they made the trip because life is hopeless where they're from. >> the economy is terrible in her country. being a single mother she can't afford to send her son to school and give him an education. there is so much crime and so much corruption. >> border patrol sources say as many as 60,000 migrants are massing on the mexican side of the border aware that the trump era remain in mexico policy is likely to be reimplemented despite efforts by the biden administration to remove it

bring a snack from a oversight council with the heritage foundation senior advisor, the story mike tobinting across the border at u.s. officials. are they trying to clear out that area in order to have human traffickers bring coyotes with drugs through the area of the border, could not be what's going on? >> i think it's a clear indication of a couple things. they are making tens of noise of dollars every week off human trafficking in areas the cartel troll and they don't want that. two, they are not afraid. the biden administration is serious about doing anything to stop that self-care continuing to exercise control on impeded, it's astonishing it's happening, the only supply chain biden hasn't managed to screw up our illegal aliens crossing the border and this is what we are seeing my how aggressive the cartel are. liz: quicker a flow of tens of thousands coming in, are the cartel now shooting to protect the flow of tens of thousands coming to the border? >> sit on the national guard there in their way, they are basically keeping those lanes from interference from any sort of law enfor

. >> mike tobin, thanks. let's bring in katie pavlich and will cane host of the will cane podcast. look at the big picture first of these independent numbers. because these are the people that elected president biden. these are the folks that live in the suburbs and places in pennsylvania like philadelphia, wisconsin, all across the board, katie. they're expressing that they're dissatisfied with what they have seen the past nine months. >> this is not what they voted for. president biden said he's a moderate. and now krysten sinema and joe manchin are the moderates holding up joe biden's agenda. that implies he's on the side of far left progressives pushing forward this $3.5 trillion bill that they're trying to get down to 2 trillion. the democrats have the smallest majority in years and yet they're pushing through this as if they have a mandate with a large majority for a far left agenda, not a moderate agenda. when joe biden was campaigning, he said look, i'm going back to the norms, going to get everything in order. you're seeing chaos everywhere. you're seeing it on the border

correspondent mike tobin is taking a look at for us tonight. >> i don't have good news for you, through pandemic u.s. consumers hoarded up $2.3 trillion in savings but it looks like that is over, the supply just isn't there. you would be doing well to pay manufacturer suggested retail. the parking lot of the west coast is a fine visual for the backup in the supply chain which means perfect holiday gifts will be hard to come by and more expensive this year. "the wall street journal" reports a number of out of stock messages online is up 172% compared to last year. >> if you see it now and that's what the child wants and what the grown-up wants, i would buy it right then and there because it might be here today but it might not be there tomorrow. >> retailers are making up for years of rampant discount and inflation. you will probably not see holiday discounts, rather full price. small retailers don't have that kind of power, they are stuck behind the back log, shipping prices are up 400%, wait times for ocean freight have increased by almost half and sometimes orders just don't show up.

mike tobin is there. he went on a exclusive ride along with texas troopers last night. ashington post" reports that the 1.7 million figure ties 1986. surpasses 1986 slightly. what we saw supports the volume of people coming across. they started showing up just before sundown last night. the first group of migrants we saw slipped across the river. they found a gap where the wall is incomplete. they walked through the brush. walked up small roads here to the ball field where they thought they would get help from the border patrol. the first group was comprised of people from honduras, nicaragua. single adults and families. the babies were covered from head to toe with bug bites. everyone was dirty and thirsty. one father with a 10-month-old, told of walking hitching rides for 20 days. unaware if they could make it, unaware if they could stay. hopeful for a better future. >> translator: mexico city they board ad trailer that had no ventilation. people were passing out. they couldn't breathe. they were in it for two hours. and that, that what bottom them worried about their

mike tobin, thank you very much, sir.u've been to the border, your honor. what do you see? >> i've been to the border many times. as someone that grew up in arizona i will tell you the situation right now is the worst it has ever been. not only talking to the sheriffs down at the border and talking to the ranchers. my own first-hand experience as a gang prosecutor. it is absolutely terrible. we see not only the numbers of the report he just showed talking about people giving themselves up, we know we're on pace to exceed two million people, twice the population of biden's home state of delaware. we see all the got aways, people dressed in camouflage, don't want to be caught, the worst of the worst. we've seen a huge spike in fentanyl and other hard drugs coming across the border which will not only affect arizona but affect the entire country. stuart: do you, the people of arizona have to pay for a lot of this. >> of course. we pay for it in many ways. we have numerous lawsuits right now going on against the biden adminis

mike tobin live in chicago. >> it's ugly out here.ent of the police. he is encouraging the rank-and-file police to refuse a mandate for an online to report the vaccination status. it created a deadline. employees are supposed to submit before the weekend and raised concerns about cops reporting their medical information. the mayor went for a person attack. >> john says a lot of things. a lot is offensive and racist and foolish. we will see what happens. we will be prepared. our message is protect yourself. >> she can call me racist all she wants but i am defending the rights of my members. black, white, brown, asian. she is so ignorant with this. >> the mayor said it will take days and not weeks to determine who is compliant with the mandate and who will be forced into no-pay status. the crisis of a weekend cop shortage is temporarily averted. mayor lightfoot called this an unlawful strike. he said it's not a strike because officers are told to report for duty until they are sent home. >> bill: we will watch it. >> julie: bank officia

mike tobin is outside of chicago in illinois where the president will speak this afternoon. >> good afternoon. the air force one is scheduled to touch down in a half-hour. the president will make his second go to pitch his plan for vaccine mandate in chicago. he was going to do this in late september but dire agendas over debt ceiling required him to stay back in washington. he will make his pitch about the vaccine mandate for the preferred sector. it requires vaccines for employers of 100 or more.privat sector. it requires vaccines for employers of 100 or more. chicago united airlines is the first big air carrier to mandate vaccines. back in december the president denied he would support government mandates. >> no, i don't think it should be mandatory. i will do everything in my power. i don't think masks have to be made mandatory nationwide. i will do everything in my power as president of the united states to encourage people to do the right thing. >> the president makes his pitch as local governments are getting heavy handed with vaccine mandate. los angeles approved an ordinance that req

senior correspondent mike tobin is live in wisconsin for us. , the bearics were constructed for world war ii, to house soldiers who come to train. groups of barricks are called neighborhoods who house refugees waiting to start new life in the united states. 12,600 of them, the capacity is 13,000, largest concentration of refugees, dubbed operation allies welcome. fortmccoy dlifred 45,000 vaccinations, everything from measles to covid-19 and serve 40,000 meals, approved. and refugees have a connection to the united states and needed to get out, telling tales of threats to families, colleaguess assassinated and chaos when the government fell apart. >> the government is going to collapse within 11 days. it happened suddenly, nobody was imagining. >> mike: different group of u.s. citizens, green card holders and people with special visas trapped in afghanistan arrived yesterday with the help of a private rescue group called project dynamo. refugees fled the taliban and likely violence. >> i am very happy. i am very happy. i am safe in here. i can't

we have fox team coverage of this, mike tobin is standing by at the border of la jolla, texas. >> samgs in arizona. number one is the fastest growing area where immigrants are caught and where they are not. these are the got a ways, images from 20 trail cameras hidden across southern arizona come some up to 50 miles past the border, and that's 90% single men, some agents carry drugs on others guns. these are among the 400,000 nationwide this year which avoid getting caught. often when border agents were pinned down caring for kids. day and night, summer and winter, everyone is on the move. here it the last person in line drags a blanket to help cover the footprints from border patrol trackers and this is the next step in that journey. you will see at migrants jumping into the bed of a pickup truck likely headed to houses in phoenix and san diego where smugglers then gave the balance of what they owe. senator lindsey graham got briefed this week in yuma. >> word is out, this is where you come to claim the file. if you they don't fix that, then they will be able to run. >> he's talking

. >> john: mike tobin forest, thank you.to reports of sexual assaults and two high schools. you probably remember that at a contentious school board meeting back on june the 22nd, scott smith who is a parent said that his daughter had been assaulted in a bathroom on may 28th in her high school by a gender fluid student. it later turned out there was a student who committed sexual assault in one school which transferred to another with that person and perpetrated another assault. back in that june 22nd school board meeting, the superintendent said there had been no reports of sexual assaults. now he is changing his tune and set at a press conference today first, let me say the families and students involved my heart aches for you when i'm sorry that we failed to provide the safe mode welcoming, and affirming environment we aspire to provide. we do knowledge and sharing your pain and we will continue to offer support to help you and your family through this trauma. his press conference came as scott smith notified the school b

mike toe bin in texas -- tobin in texas. thank you.as fires across the border of gaza the iron dome protects israelis, what about texans and national guard members who authorities say were fired at from across the border by the mexican cartels. a texas congressman joins us. he toured a border patrol facility and processing site in mcallen last week. let's first ask about the cartels firing across the border at us. was do you make of this. >> it's awful. the biden administration destroyed border security. he was handed by president trump, without the help of democrats i might add -- i worked with president trump to secure the mexican border, to make sure we had the most secure border we had in a generation and the biden administration instantly destabilized the border. they got rid of the remain in mexico policy, stopped building the wall, stopped deporting people and that has created an absolute crisis on the southern border. and its is escalating and the fire from the cartels at national guardsmen is a further sign of the destabilizat

might be tobin is in la jolla, texas with the latest. mike?ce. fiscal year 2021 broke a record. that record stood since 1986. the one thing that we can see, the flow of migrants is not slowing down at all. they started appearing at son down yesterday. the first group found a gap in the wall where the construction was not complete. they crossed through the river, came through the brush, the side roads and came here to this ball field where they were helped out and processed by border patrol. they're from nicaragua and honduras. single adults and families. the babies were covered in bug bites. the father of a 10-month-old told the story of hitching rides and walking for 20 days until he got here. they didn't know if they would make it or stay. they're hopeful for a better life. >> so in mexico city they boarded a trailer that had no ventilation. people were passing out. they couldn't breathe. they were in it for two hours. that's what got them worried about their daughter's safety. >> we both suffered hunger, thirst, threats, danger. we've all s