kim law got rare access to an abortion clinic in tucson, arizona and spoke with one of the last womenreceive a safe and legal abortion there. >> reporter: at the planned parenthood clinic in tucson, arizona, we meet a 23-year-old patient, mother of two boys, nine weeks pregnant with her third. >> you could see the head and the little nose. >> reporter: a baby she will never hold. >> what got me here is an abortion by choice. >> reporter: we're calling her jane to protect her privacy. her last pregnancy almost killed her. >> breathing machines, and paperwork to sign to decide whether i have to save my life or my son's life. >> reporter: two and a half months ago she and her partner's birth control failed. >> i'm only nine weeks right now. >> reporter: nine weeks and all of this pain. >> all of this pain. what if i do and i keep this baby and i lose my life, and i can't be there for my other two sons. >> reporter: jane will be among the last women to receive a safe and legal abortion in arizona. the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade threw state laws into chaos. an arizona

it's an issue that all women face. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: back at the tucson clinic -- >> see this so you canreporter: antiabortion activists believe overturning roe will pay off for conservatives. >> as a christian i believe god is pro life, jesus is pro life and every single life has value so i think it's a good thing. >> reporter: for the woman inside today it's so much more complicated than politics. >> would you have wanted this painy? >> if it didn't come with all the complications and everything that it did, probably, yes. i'm feeling more women should take a stand. if we speak up more, maybe our voices will be heard. >> reporter: planned parenthood of arizona has filed a notice of appeal as well as an emergency stay calling the 1901 law unacceptable. while this legal wrangling continues, abortion services have been halted in arizona out of concern that women and doctors could face prison time for abortion services. cnn, los angeles. >>> tiktok could replace a $29 million fine for failing to protect children's privacy in the u.k. now an investigation by brittain's data privacy regulato

border as agents tell me up to a million gotaways hide out in tucson, arizona.rizona gubernatorial candidate kari lake on the border and the democrats' policy failures. then, joe biden and nancy pelosi trash the gop's plans to lead and fix their failures with 43 days before the midterm elections. a gop commitment to america. gop minority whip and louisiana congressman steve scalise on the gop if plans to restore law and order, economic growth and global leadership. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with the democrats' climate change agenda and the potential for another government shutdown this upcoming week as congress debates a budget for the new fiscal year before funding runs out. west virginia senator joe manchin cut a deal with senate majority leader chuck assume every -- schumer over the summer which enabled the democrats to plan their climate change agenda in exchange for new permitting allowances in manchin's west virginia. but now progressive democrats are reneging, and republicans ar

is i tmanyt true up many of theo tucson? are yogou seeing this in arizon?ctor which really is morane tt half of our statate border.erif i was just talking to the sheriff, marketing channels and he told me 16000 are coming through a month in that sector the tucson sector. justhere last week there were t vehicles two otrf his vehicles damaged by smugglers who crashed into them trying to ge.t away. 300 people have been the victimi of people passing illegally criminals coming in illegally.n there in three or 5035 victims f crimes and six months alone. it is impacting arizonans every single day. mamaria: i know this is one ofs, your top priorities to clean up the border should you win in november. wi want to point out what lizng cheney has sai ad about you whe. is speaking at this texas tribun e conference yesterday. she sayso ma i'm going to do everything i can to make sure. kerri lake is not elected, yourb reaction?r [laughter] that might be the biggest and best gift i've ever received. i mean the people of wyoming cannot stand her .do i'n'm pretty much sure t

it's an issue that all women's fate. >> back at the tucson clinic.ists believe that overturning roe will pay off for conservatives this midterm. >> it's a cushion, i believe god is pro-life, jesus is pro-life in every single life as a. so i think it's a very good thing. >> but for the women inside today, it's so much more complicated than politics. >> would you've wanted this baby? >> if it did not come with all of the constant locations and everything it did. probably s. >> i feel more women should take a step. i speak up more, maybe our voices will be heard. >> we are getting developing news out of arizona. planned parenthood arizona has filed a notice of appeal, as well as an emergency stay. the lawyers calling me 1901 law unacceptable. in john, while this legal limbo and battle is taking place abortions have been halted because planned parenthood is worried about doctors and women facing prison time for engaging in abortion services. >> come, not an important report, thank you very much. powerful hurricane taking aim at cuba tonight. 's before he

. >> reporter: at the planned parenthood clinic in tucson, arizona, we meet a 23-year-old patient.ther of two boys, 9 weeks pregnant with her third. >> you could see the head and the little nose. >> baby she will never hold. >> what brought me here is an abortion by choice. >> we're calling her jane to protect her privacy. her last pregnancy almost killed her. >> breathing machines and paperwork to sign to decide whether i have to save my life or my son's life. >> she 2 1/2 months ago, she and her partner's birth control failed. >> i'm only nine weeks right now. >> nine weeks and all of this pain? >> all of this pain. zbl >> what if i do and keep tbauby and i lose my life and i can't be there for my other two sons. jane will be among the last women to receive a safe and legal abortion in arizona. the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade threw state laws into chaos days after we met jane, an arizona judge ruled a 1901 law banning abortion with no exception for rape or incest but does consider the life of a mother is the law of the state. >> it's constant fear. it is cons

will be live from tucson and a minor victory for donald trump after a judge grants his request for a special master to review records seized from his florida home. ah hm. that has been flooding recently on the east side, the u. s. from the midwest and then particular to the appalachians, the ohio valley and you see there is more rain forecast is line of cloud is a cold front. so it's actually taking temperature down in place like texas and given rain recently. and the flood risk is still there. that line goes east was during tuesday to the west, though it's completely opposite story. we seen reco temperatures again in places in california, and that is the area where record temperatures could still be for the next few days . 40000000 people under excessive heat warnings. not just of a guesswork, this is a proper warning. again, california, nevada and arizona. now back down to where the temperatures are not really the story we were back into tropical sites. inheritances, if you like, early is on its way away from rhetoric of it is leaving rain as potential big thunderstorms and of the

and the other 2 convictions were, of course of am tucson pon and also brother number 2 known che. so there is a sense that this tribunal really could have done a lot more. it may, i provided a small sense of accountability but really could have done more, but we'll go from the very start. i think there will concerns that this tribunal would be in a way vulnerable to political interference because of the hybrid nature of the court. it has foreign judge sitting together with cambodian judges, and those concerns proved validated in a way after who and send the prime minister said that there should be normal cases after case 002, which is this case now. but having said that, there are also many who feel that this court provided a space for national reconciliation because during those hearings, survivors of the camille rouge regime, relatives of people who died during the cruise regime were able to testify directly in court and their testimony has been that they're being kept on record in a way memorializing the sufferings of those cambodians. so in a sense, i think even though some fe

i'm outside tucson, arizona, where researchers have been conducting decades of groundbreaking research to achieve this ambitious feat. - [joaquin] this is a grand experiment in earth sciences. started about 30 years ago, trying to understand how the earth works. they decided the only way they could truly understand how the earth controls itself, is by creating a facsime of it. this is called biosphere 2, as we live in biosphere one. - [narrator] dr. joaquin ruiz is the director of biosphere two. - [justin] it alst reminds me of like a palace. (laughs) not like a laboratory or research environment, but more like a science palace. can you tell us about what's going on here in high level? - sure. right in front of us is the rainforest, you have a big ocean and then you have a desert. - [narrator] it was an audacious idea. build a small scale version of earth, in completely closed quarters. in a matter of years, they recreated a wide array of ecosystems that originalltook billions of years on earth to evolve. to succeed, biosphere 2 needed to be completely self-contained and sealed off wit

deputies used clues from surveillance video to track the alleged dog nappers in arizona.s then flew to tucson where they d the dog and arrested the suspects. > >> bark in the park returns to san jose this weekend. g ivalin the s. 390 dogs and their owners are expected to take part in eventse a costume contest, a dog and owr lo-alike contest and the tail wagging competition. it is set for saturday at william street . > >> new video out of san jose's n town where an apartment buildins catching a lot of ice. located at seventh and empire. exhibit j exhibit j town is the latest ard development in the city. it feas three six-story murals on the outer walls, along with sculptures and a large front courtyard. if that wasn't enough, the top floor of the luxury building is an art galle. for art lovers, that is the plae to go. - [male narrator] the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. five billion people lack access to safe surgery. it's a staggering number that's almost hard to believe. and yet every day children, teens, and adults suffer and die from medical conditions that could be treated

the tucson sector where this happened has the most got-aways with 160,000 so far this year. now back to you. >> martha: anything but secure. thanks, bell. now, moments ago, the white house repeatedly saying it's time for congress to fix the broken system. with that we bring in republican congressman michael waltz. great to have you with us today. i want to start with this from moments ago in the white house briefing room, this is the press secretary, karine jean-pierre. watch this. >> the migrants are being used as political pawns. it's reckless. just plain wrong. these are people fleeing communism, fleeing hardship. >> martha: congressman, welcome. good to have you with us tonight. what is your reaction from the white house? this is about an hour ago. >> thanks, martha. i would say, you know what is shameful? what is wrong? for the vice president of the united states, kamala harris to say the border is secure. it's a lie. anybody with common sense can see and then to say we're going after the root causes asking for billions of dollarses to go to central america where the ca

, also near the nevada , california, arizona border, and still some popping up around phoenix and tucson. so it's been a very active season. today's the last day. high pressure will give us a warm day today. then it looks like that system of the gulf of alaska. bump the high out of here for a site called as we go into the weekend seventies eighties nineties today, still pretty warm on saturday cooler sunday, then back to warm as we go into the first week of october, you guys, steve! thank you. 7 21 area fire district is ready to help in the hurricane recovery efforts in florida. how members of a special task force are preparing and after the break with the experts now say about diagnosing and treating head lice with the american academy of pediatrics now says, for the first time about children with headlines missing school welcome to subway's biggest refresh yet. they're drafting 12 new subs for their all-new subway series menu. you've never seen subs like this before chuck. meteoric meatiness, and chowtown cheesiness... let's go to our panel for more appetizing analysis. the new monster

migrant encounters in the tucson sector have increased by 32% since last year, surpassing 240,000 this fiscal year. 86% of those being single adults, many of them working to evade law enforcement every day is kind of one of these cat and mouse games that we played pretty much every day here. >> more specifically in this area while in nogales, we witness for border patrol calls task saturation within an hour. 9 people coming in pairs or alone as scouts on the mexico side. send them across to go through the holes in the wall or climb over all at once. knowing agents cannot catch them all. this is border patrol tells us they are understaffed with 8 to 900 fewer agents in the sector since 2019, they're game plan is trying to see where there's weaknesses any any. >> areas that we're not looking. so, for example, let's just say this 3 units right here and we're facing east. we're going to try to go west, right? so their job right there just to see what we're doing and then play off of what we're doing. >> working alongside border patrol air and marine operations agents act as a force multipl

let's bring in guadeloupe ramirez, the director of field operations for the border patrol in tucson, arizona. sir, thanks very much. good to have you with us today. i know you're very, very busy. we have a number i just want to put up on the board for everybody. the majority of americans disapprove of the situation at the southern border. 60% say that. yesterday our reporter, peter doocy, asked the white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre, the fact that american life expectancies are going down based on this influx of drugs. here's what she said. i want your reaction, sir. >> american's life expectancies are toing down at a rate not seen in a century. part of that is because of drug overdoes. what is the administration going to do to stop it? >> we agree. we see the numbers. the fact that we're securing the border, securing record levels of funding to they can stop elicit drugs from entering into the country. >> martha: so sir, thanks for being here. how does that line up with what you're seeing on the border? >> thanks for having me. you know, we at customs and border protect

in tucson. suspected thieves were arrested.nzo detective flew to tucson to get the dog and bring him back to his family. coming up on mornings on tuesday, nine. thousands are getting ready for the annual coastal cleanup tomorrow. here in california after the break. we're live with one of the event organizers as they explained how this year's cleanup may be different than those before the pandemic and tell us how you can participate, but first king charles. the third wraps up his tour of the uk as the line to see the late queen grows. i'm lauren blanchard in london will have the latest details coming up. and we're following breaking news out of the south bay. a child was hit by a car near an elementary school there. we have a live group at e scene, and want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for th

and in tucson, quinton mountain yellow bore, i think spake. he says $10000.00 tons of solid organic fertilizer could be produced annually. and northern gone to relearn from household and restaurant leftovers that would otherwise go to waste. and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about it, visit our website, or send us a tweet. patch tag doing your bit. we share your stories. so far we've presented examples of all gathered motto can be put to good use, but sometimes the wrong kind of voice can end up in the wrong place at the wrong time. on next report deals with a devastating effect. so it can have on what we at once pristine m 5 remains much to the dismay of people living in the area. debbie leach is not impressed. few would guess what she is pulling up here. the river thames and london has a few undesirable spots along its banks, and this here is wet life. it's caught on this twig. it's about one half me to thick mound of wet wipes, mixed with twigs and some salt few leaves. but it's basically solid, used wet wipes. loca

ground of saying why it is not a lot of incentive people that are actually asked typical questions in tucson public. so you do occasion his people talking about the hope that this is going to mean an end to fighting around them, but a lot, but that doesn't really seem like this is something that is really occupying people's minds right now. rights are difficult conditions for the people there. so now you've been to recently liberated areas. howard the residence coping. they're really depends. the subdivision is huge, but if you go close to with the far lines where we were city of counseling it, we had believed going into this trip that actually the ukrainians controlled more church around the town than it actually turned out to be the case. and people there who previously actually had basically been kind of slightly off the radar in a place where there was not a fighting. now in the midst of fighting without gas, without electricity, without power. and in a pretty difficult situation with constant shelling. let's have a look at what life is like in coupons. russia is here to stay. that was t

nor has wind speeds up to 170 kilometers for our rub. mcbride is in tucson with more all along this section of coastline around booth sand is the port city. the 2nd biggest city in south korea you see, seems like this clean up operation, assessing the damage from the devastating film. this all happened. the hours of doctors monday into tuesday. now the actual typhoon made land fall west of here and the way that these typhoons work with that swirling winds around the center. it means that we being east of whether it made land full at this part of the coastline . got all of these winds whipping in from the open ocean combined with a storm surge and also a high tide. and then this is the resulting damage that you see all around here. i just explained to you where we are. this is a problem in terry. so it's very, very well exposed because it's exposed, have the least quite elaborate see defenses in place. they said there are large restaurants here. coffee shop is where people come to. i get a picture of the view to the sea look out to see and so on. and the people who been running these restaur

robert kelly is a professor of international relations at bruce on national university joints is from tucson in south korea. welcome robert. so as to say they were on force it. the north was preparing to follow a submarine lodge to ballistic missile, but in the events, it was an unspecified to this point miss. all of it came from an inland area. right. so the north koreans obviously have a pretty large missile arsenal at this point. and they're regularly testing because this is not really the backbone of north korea's military capability. is conventional military is pretty out of state, very large force, but a lot of that technology is out of date. so it really is kind of turning into a great big missile course, quite honestly. and so they're going to test on a regular basis. put them on submarines also is something they kicked around for the future. i do think that's probably coming at some point and then of course, you know that i should, these things all periodically sort of upset us, particularly when some kind of diplomatic thing is occurring in a region. there's a u. s. aircraft carrie

now tucson pon was the head of state of the clear rouge and in his child. he's a let he's. he's attempted to cast himself as just a mere figurehead without any real powers. and he said that the allegations against him were vietnamese propaganda. and also that even though he was aware of the sufferings during that time in cambodian history, he rejected the term murderer. now, um, but you know, this conviction makes very little practical difference because in 2014, he was also sentenced to live in prison for and for crimes against humanity related to the forced sacking of the capital pin on pen. so in a but this whole thing, this, this, this case here is going to be the last case that's going to be heard by this tribunal. florida themes extraordinary that since it began proceedings back in 2007, this tribunal has only convicted 3 people is their sense that it has been fulfilled, its real purpose, that this was the waste of a huge amount of funds and opportunity. well from the very thought there were concerns that the hybrid nature of the court where you have local cambodian j

when china keep saying, stop it, what is washington trying to prove and that part of the world on tucson, so all the bible immunizations is trying to prove to and the republican party. busy that is acting. busy tougher on china than the other side. and, but there is a bipartisan consensus on the existence of the american hedge money. so i'm going to try to do is a little rivalry in but also internationally by that wants to show them that he's not the lead. all american lead a will or not, but this behavior, as i said, it's been going on by some time and it's only that on the part of the ministration is really close to the a breaking point. but even though we're with the breaking point, there is no indication of airing for the nation. so this idea or sanctioning china was something to have done is quite extraordinary. is a direct location is totally unpleasant. andrea, i mean, yeah, i do just, i'm so sorry. i'm jumping one more time, but i've got a little time left. last question for you please. 20 seconds left. it, in your opinion, is the population of taiwan. are the people that satisfi

in tucson.ucson to get the dog back to his family here, caught on camera and extraordinary mudflow carrying away a family's jeep. keep it going. this happened in the san bernardino national forest. the jeeps, a total loss this happened on monday. heavy rains hit the debris and burn scar from a major fire back in 2020. another few here from inside the home shows the fast moving mud and debris going by. thankfully no one was hurt, but the home is serious damage and needs repair. well time now is 8 16 happening today, governor newsom will sign several climate bills into law as a key state board may go a step further to meet california's climate gold. the california air resources board says they're considering banning the sale of all gas powered trucks in the state by 2040 and switching to electric or other clean fuel vehicles. truckers say finding carbon emissions on the roads is important, but right now the trucks are simply too expensive. i just got a quote for electric truck, and it's basically

he was reported missing more than a week ago in tucson. found a short distance from where he was last seen. a rising star, his songs included "sometimes" and "jealous guy." authorities have not revealed a cause of death. luke bell was just 32. >>> we also learned today actor richard roat has died. a character actor spanning decades, dozens of tv shows including "the mary tyler moore show," "dallas," and "friends. he was 89. >>> when we come back here tonight, hard to believe princess diana died 25 years ago today. tonight here, diana in her own words, what you might not remember her saying, long before others did. for copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition... ...or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call you

it's email because it's still firing up their parts of tucson, phoenix, also south of las vegas, andsert of southern california, so not done yet. 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps. looks like a little pullback. downshift on the temperatures going into the weekend. still nice and then just leveling off early october here no sign of any rain. okay we'll keep looking. thank you, steve. some of the alameda county deputies recently taken off duty for failing their psychological exams have been reinstated, coming up the reasons given by the sheriff's office for letting them resume their duties, plus we're trying to figure out a way that this never happens again to anybody else because this should never have happened. families still mourning the deaths of their loved ones who died recently at an assisted living facility here in the bay area with the daughter of one victim said about her claim that her mother was poisoned. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath

frustration we're hearing in south texas and ou and where hardly no conversation is being had of tucsongrants a day, we get thousands. we're saying it's easy to are, if you live in the upper re sources that are being strained. all we're go sanctuary city laws, caused by the lack of attention from our president. >> abraham, i don't know how you as a mexican-american say with a straight face that what the governor was simply offering was transportation. please don't be so cynical, it's a little early in the morning. you know damn well it's more than that. he's trying to make it a political stunt. please don't use your hispanic last name to come on here and try to justify this as just offering transportation. if they had been offering transportation, it didn't need to go to a republican donor, he didn't need to pay more than three, four times the amount that it would have cost. he could have simply called the office of refugee resettlement. there are actual organizations in the united states that do this and are funded to do this without this type of thing. the one who wants the media atte

. >> tucson arizona precooked san diego. ask this town could not be nic nicer.pressed with everybody from the people at the airport to down to the people who have provided us with the places to stay pre-taken us into their homes. >> i got home, standing up and falling in the bed. that was my producer. i was on the air in an hour. at that point then i was 27 hours on the air. i would finally get to that bed that saturday. >> there is the sun rising. we are in gander, newfoundland at the college of north atlant atlantic. and they have been a wonderful people here precooked sniff and lenders try to keep our minds off what was happening at home. it took us on little tours of the pond. there is a little wooden boardwalk around the pond they took us on these mini hikes. they made sure we had music to listen to at night. they really tried to keep us calm and distracted from the horror of it all. they had the coaster rican white water rafting team was on our flight. they are playing soccer with the newfoundland children out the window. it was beautiful. air traffic cont

border patrol tucson arizona sector. what you're looking at is 5 pounds of fentanyl in these brown bags which were found strapped to the body of a 15-year-old boy, a u.s. citizen who was riding a shuttle bus going through border patrol checkpoint and was found with this fentanyl strapped to his body, more than 20,000 bills in the brown bags. we go to rainbow fentanyl. take a look at photo. cpb in nogales, arizona reporting this week they seized 6,000 of those rainbow fentanyl pills, 20,000 traditional blue fentanyl pills and 71 pounds of meth in a single bust all hidden in a smuggler's gas tank as he was trying to get in the u.s. and that wasn't the only one. take a look at this last photo right here. again, same spot nogales port of entry, arizona another big bust by cbp agent, 276,000 fentanyl pills fired in spare tire of a smuggler's vehicle. 146,000 of those pills were those rainbow colored pills you were talking about off the top. those seized after a k9 hit. back out here live, port of entry in nogales, arizona has

fountain strapped to the body of a 15-year-old boy in the tucson arizona sector.order patrol stopped him as he was on a shuttle bus going through a checkpoint with these bags strapped to his body. he was obviously taken into custody. then an even bigger bus out of arizona. at the port of entry in nogales arizona's seizing fentanyl pills as it was trying to get into the u.s. 146,000 of those pills where the rainbow colored pills you mentioned off the top. critics say this problem is only getting worse. take a listen. >> the number one cause of death of people in this country, adult males in this country between the ages of 18 and 45 is overdosed from drugs. we are doing nothing about it. it is a huge public health crisis. the biden administration is ignoring it. >> as busy as it has been here in eagle pass, believe it or not it is even busier. >> dhs source telling us thereof been more than 1900 illegal crossings. sending it back to you. >> live in eagle pass texas. thank you. >> let's bring in the attorney general of the border state arizona. the attorney general

my parents came here when i was a young boy and brought my sisters and me here to tucson and my dad has since i can remember. he had a conversation with me early before the campaign launched and he said where else could we have a story? come to the country, immerse in the culture. learn english, go through the long process and become u.s. citizens. he said i drive a bus, my whole life he told me and my son has a shot at becoming a member of the united states congress. where else in the world can we have that story? my mom has been a pillar of faith in our family. the power of prayer and faith and being good to people. the values i carry into the campaign and the values i will execute in my position as a member of congress. >> bill: the invite goes out to your opponent. we'll follow the race from southeastern arizona. right along the border with mexico. thank you for your time, sir. >> dana: thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: social media executives are facing fire on capitol hill right now trying to defend themselves against charges their platforms threaten national security coming a day

detectives flew flew to tucson where they recovered bruno and arrested the the suspects. joycelyn, glad to see bruno home. >> glad to see he is reunited wh his family. > >> bark in the park returns to n jose this weekend. organizers call it the largest dog festival festival in the u.s. 3900 canines and owners are expected to take part in costume contest, costume contest, dog and owner look alike, tail wagging compet. it is set for saturday at willim street park. > >> cute. do you think about how your dog looks like you and acts acts like you, the personality. >> yes. >> if that's someone's personal, i like that person. i used to bring my dog to bark in the park. the first time i brought stella, she was so frustrated by by the balls out there. it's like torture. she's like why are are all these out there and i don't get to play. it was at our our local baseball field. she was like hey, i want to play. >> i have never taken my dog to. >> it's fun. it's a good time. e thought it was torture. i tried to be a good dog momma. > >> tension on the streets in the in the east bay.

. >> i thought she would do a four year enlistment, she was stationed on air force base tucson, she workedr job and deployed the first time to kuwait. >> a navy veteran himself was surprised at how his free spirit daughter thrived in the military. >> she did back-to-back deployments to afghanistan very early in the war working on the a-10. she called us from one of the 3:00 o'clock in the morning calls, your heart thumping mom, dad is brooke, i want to let you know i'm reenlisting today and it was your what, she found what she wanted to do. >> for 18 years through for deployment she served with distinction even recognized as noncommissioned officer of the year and rewarded with this flight in the backseat of an air force fighter. >> she absolutely loved the job, the commodity, the air force became a family. jon: after final deployment to iraq as the war was winding down brooke returned home, it was veterans day 2011. >> i could tell she was tired after all the traveling and she looked at me and she said dad, what the hell was it all for in the looked at her and i said what you mean brooke

. >> they have been more than 230,000 migrant encounters in the tucson, arizona, sector this year alone. listen to these details here -- a major green energy group reportedly influencing the biden administration policymaking with deep ties to the chinese government. the national resources defense counsel is a nonprofit, often touting its collaboration with a wide range of chinese partners to boost eco-friendly policies. the group based out of new york has total assets exceeding $450 million. ig.o.p. spokesman saying this will be the top priority for house republicans after the midterms. did you see this? baseball fans left creeped out over the weekend after several actors sat smiling behind home plate. the actors barely moved for hours. why? this was part of a viral marketing campaign for the new horror movie, "smile," coming out later this month. [cringes] >> i know you're nervous. >> i'm seeing something no one else can see except for me. smiling at me. >> carley: i'm already scared! the marketing was praised for being innovative, but fans and several stadiums alerted security because

joining me now is brandon tatum, former tucson police officer, host of the officer tatum show and podcast. brandon, you are seeing this play out tonight, including on facebook life. your reaction to what you're seeing. >> laura, this horrifying. i cannot believe my eyes. this young man was on camera with such a depraved mind is to go and shoot innocent people and want to broadcast it. i see that we have a criminal justice system that's flawed and we are in trouble if we don't disowning about it. this guy had charges and they should've headed in prison for a very long time if our system would work like it's supposed to. instead he gets a slap on the wrist, gets out of prison and goes on a murdering spree. i hope that we learn. the funny thing is, let me not say that it's funny but the ironic thing is that now people want to support the police. they want the police involved. they are going to need the police to go and catch this guy and bring them to justice before he kills more people. >> laura: we also have the social media aspect of this, brandon. we have seen this before. these killers

gaby gifford and she was shot on january 8th, 2011, while meet with constituents in her hometown of tucson, arizona, is and the shooter killed six people and wounded 13 but despite her injuries, gaby embarked on rehabilitation and her commitment to the american people never wavered to this day and she leads our effort as an organization to save lives from gun violence. gun violence is a crisis that is growing at alarming rates, gun deaths have been sparking across the nation in 2020, there were over 45,000 gun deaths and preliminary data is telling us that in 2021, it will be close to 49,000. the violence is expansive, but the toll of everyday gun violence is disproportionate are felt in black and community communities and this is a marathon not a sprint. it's something we have had success with in the state level in recent years, since the tragedy at sandy hook elementary in 2012, we and others in the gun violence prevention movement some of whom are here today helped pass more than 460 state gun laws in 45 different states and? laws like filling loopholes in domestic laws were flagged. le

there talk about fentanyl, take a look at this photo out of border patrol tucson arizona sector agentst while stopped a 15-year-old boy with five bags of fentanyl strapped to him totaling 5 pounds. more than 20000 fentanyl pills but again 15-year-old u.s. citizen trying to make it to border patrol checkpoint with those drugs. we'll bring it elsewhere in arizona. take a look at this photo per the port of entry and arizona agent seizing 6000 of those colored fentanyl pills as well as 20000 traditional pills and 71 pounds of meth coming in that smugglers and gas tank. lastly take a look at this a photo. again the port of entry in arizona. this time a bigger bus. 276,000 fentanyl pills seized. what had 46000 of which were those rainbow colored fentanyl pills. again that's based off a benign hit. critics say this problem is only getting worse, take a listen. >> number one cause of death the people in this country adult males in this country between the ages of 18 and 45 is overdosed from drugs from fentanyl predominately. we are doing nothing about it. it's a huge public health crisis the b

a fentanyl bus out of tucson arizona sector. the 5 browns of fentanyl, 5 pounds were strapped to the body of a 15-year-old boy, a u.s. citizen who was on a shuttle bus going through a border patrol checkpoint and got caught. more than 20,000 fentanyl pills in those brown bags and another fentanyl bust in arizona, take a look at this photo. this at the nogales port of entry where cbp seized 6,000 of rainbow pills and 20,000 traditional fentanyl pills as well as 71 pounds of meth all hidden in a smuggler's gas tank as he was trying to get into the u.s. and that's not all. take a look at this last photo, again, the nogales port of entry. bigger bust made by cbp agents, 276,000 fentanyl pills found in spare tire, including 146,000 blue traditional fentanyl bills. that was from a k9 hit. back out here live the same port of entry last weekend had more than 150,000 fentanyl pills seized and just since august the cbp port of entry in nogales has seized almost 5 million fentanyl pills, smugglers really hammering that area. we will send i

from mexico with a previous conviction for third degree child rape in the state of washington that tucson, arizona sector has the most gotaways, 160,000 so far this year where we shot the video of the guys in camo scaling the border wall the other day. >> dana: the videos that you did not fake as some people on twitter suggested that we staged those, right. the border deniers as we're saying. thank you. appreciate it. >> bill: new suspicions about foul play in the death of a california teen found submerged in a reservoir. why one of the divers who found her say it was no accident. >> dana: a major deadline in the mar-a-lago raid investigation. why experts say d.o.j. is calling the judge's bluff. >> bill: hunter biden back in the news fighting to slash his child support payments arguing he is using -- the arguments he is using is prompting some major eye rolls. kind of like the eye roll i just had for tom shillue walking in studio. come on back right after this. >> he hasn't been living as someone who has financial struggles. he lived in a malibu beach home that was $20,000 a month. before

that is challenge we witnesses tucson sector has the most got-aways.y watched as dozens of illegal migrants hopped the border wall. with manpower limited, people come in. liz: thank you as always, great reporting, kelly o'grady. arizona attorney general mark brnovich. bowser declared public emergency. blames white house for not helping with the migrant buses, your state and texas is sending to d.c. watch. >> it has been said but worth reiterating the governors of texas and arizona have created this crisis and the federal government has not stepped up to assist the district of columbia and in many ways the governors of texas and arizona turned us into a border town. we don't know how long this will take to resolve. >> is he partly to blame then? >> is the federal government? >> the president, yes, president, white house, anybody else who was involved in the national guard not being granted for the districts humanitarian response. yes. >> so you guys are responsible for the border crisis. you guys turned d.c. into a border town. what do you say? >> well

. >> carley: there have been over 200,000 migrant encounters in the tucson arizona sector this year aloneami dolphins stay unbeaten after a wild afc matchoff against the buffalo bills. hunter kicking the ball into his own blocker. gets away. oh my goodness. how did he escape. it goes up to mackenzie. the clock continues to tick. the clock is at 3. miami has won. zeros on the clock. >> carley: time run out before the bills could attempt a game-winning field goal sending dorsey into a fit of rage. he could face discipline for the outburst that follows the league's warning to teams after breaking ipads after tom brady broke three last week. the bucks quarterback nearly pulled off another signature comeback. stopped a two point game tying conversion win 1-12. in "primetime" the denver broncos sloppy 11-10 victory against the niners. ruffle wilson leading a comeback to pick up the team's second straight win. on top of a busy football sunday the nfl announcing pop super star rihanna as the 2023 super bowl halftime show performer. it's going to be rihanna this year, guys. >> steve: they had been