bill: chef wes avila is the liberator of the taco. he's a classically trained chef who's worked with the best chefs in los angeles, but he also started to realize that he cld offer a fine dining experience on a tortilla. to me, that's the most rebellious thing that any of these chefs has ever done. wes: people were like, $4.00 for a taco. like, you just see the shock on their face. it's like, there's some tacos i have that are $9.00 for a taco, you know, because it's foie gras and gypsy bacon, and so the product warrants that price. i remember somebody else was like, that's kind of a lot, you know, $6.00 for a taco. got the plate, i put the pork belly down, put the condiment, the chile, put a little swoosh, put some, like, micros and made it look pretty, and i was, like, here, look. it's a fine dining dish. like, now would you pay 5.00? there, like, i'd pay 14 or that. bill: a taco is a dish. it has to come together in your mouth like a sauce. once you take a bite, it doesn't matter if it's carne asada or its taco de cabeza, there has

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after that, the coffin, avila, b. a. put on her, in honor, lafitte of a, a cannon carriage drawn by 100 sailors down the mol, this is st. going then to buckingham palace passing there, and this procession will end in hyde park. the family, of course, will be after the coffin, the king has siblings the children, the daughter, the grandchildren, and, and then the hearse of the cover will be put in a hearse, and then the car will take the queen to wince. a cosser, which is about an hour away of 2 hours because to cover very slowly that that many people able to see the coffin actually. and, and then in windsor castle ever be another service. and at the end of the day, at about 7 o'clock in the evening, there will be a very private funeral. in aside chapel and there the queen will be laid to rest a side by side with her late husband, prince philip, her parents and her sister margaret's. and of course, there are hundreds of foreign royal's world leaders in london attending the events attending the funeral to day. tell us what

i talked to victor avila, retired special agent who says one of the main questions is who is in thesee completely being smuggled and avoiding detection, why avoid detection? because you possibly have a criminal affiliation. >> reporter: these groups are running across in the dark of night after they pay 9 grand to the cartel. fox cameras were rolling as the 6 mexican men were arrested after they paid the money, they got caught, then they have to dish out that cash again, they get 3 attempts to get into the united states, if they don't make it they have to try again. and a live look at this drone camera here in eagle pass, texas with a large investigation at the southern border where they found one dead body, trying to figure out if it was a migrant who tried to cross but live this morning we saw lots of migrants crossing, they told us venezuela, that is a trend we are seeing, not really people from mexico anymore which is right across that river but people coming from venezuela traveling thousands of miles to get here and it is not slowing down out here, people tell us they feel the c

we spoke to victor avila, he says one major concern is who is in the groups. >> they are being smuggledand avoiding detection. why avoid detection? you possibly have criminal affiliation. >> this group running in the dark of night after paying $900 each to get across, the six mexico men were taken into custody and dished out that cash, nine grand each to get three attempts to get into the u.s., if they don't make it, they have to try again. things are not slowing down. when we talk about the cartel, people who talk to us here along the southern border who live here say they feel like the cartels are in charge and they would like to see the federal government get back in charge. >> dana: i imagine they do feel that way. thank you. >> bill: from washington, democrats on the house oversight committee voting down this resolution to investigate hunter biden orph overseas business dealings. democrats versus republicans, no big surprise this went down. if you get a flip in november, house or senate, what happens to the hunter biden mess? >> right. this vote on the house oversight committee lay

. >> bill: thank you so much, victor avila, thanks for coming back today. >> dana: three u.s.n ukraine are on their way home and what saudi arabia had to do with that. federal reserve raising interest rates, stroking fears of recession. maria is here in person, she is next. at newday usa we give veterans the va cash out loan with no upfront costs for an appraisal or termite inspection. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage... choose safelite. we can come to you and replace your windshield. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ all across the country, ab people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> dana: we have the opening

we basically used public avila -- some states when they are doing their annual statistical reporting, they provide that information. we went through and did, as you know, an analysis that we could to get to the 141. the remaining deaths, 649 deaths, we used publicly available data and we used a couple of data bases that collect information when it -- or when a death happens in custody. that's how we arrived at the nearly 1000 deaths. for the most part, a lot of this, it was publicly available data. one thing that i forgot to add, for the 341 deaths, it was publicly available data, and we had access to some of the dick right rapper -- and tried to get some rapper. >> of the 1000 deaths uncounted last year alone, i want to -- this is not a political or partisan issue, the -- >> the decline in the apartments ability to collect high integrity data has unfolded over several administrations, this is not a partisan issue. you have been working with the office of justice programs for 20 years, and leading operations in management for the last seven, correct? >> i have been at the office of th

. >> reporter: former robb teacher elsa avila says after she was shot through a window, she texted for help, but no one came for more than an hour. has there been any moment at all that this tragedy hasn't been on your mind? >> no. no. sometimes it's so bad, i can't -- i have to sleep at night with a light on. i can't handle being in the dark. >> reporter: despite the pain, she believes her town is healing, with the help of some friday night lights. uvalde's football team, the coyotes, earning a hard fought first victory, wearing new jerseys handed out by players from the houston texans. you'll find similar acts of kindness almost on every corner, like this mural. capturing those 21 beautiful souls taken far too soon. it really is just a powerful image. and when elementary school students here in uvalde go back to class, everyone will be sporting the team colors of maroon and white. and they won't be alone. schools all across the entire state of texas will be following suit, becoming coyotes for the day. and wearing those colors to show support. craig? >> they will not be alone. we'll

victor avila is a special agent.rug cartel. sir, thank you for your time and good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. >> bill: we know it's a problem and we're not doing much to stop it. how can we effect the drug cartels in mexico from killing americans? >> well, we have to first of all recognize, bill, the imminent threat these cartels bring to the united states. it is the fentanyl, methamphetamine, human trafficking. now the cartels work in all of these illicit activities. it used to be drug cartels. they should be designated as foreign terrorist organizations, which is now the new way i think that we approach them to finally take them out. by designating them as ftos we would bring new resources like the department of defense resources, freeze their assets. we know the cartels are -- their motive is power and money. let's freeze their assets. take them out by taking away their money and power. >> bill: what are we waiting on? >> well, having this administration doesn't help, bill. we see the deaths. i have a f

we basically used public avila -- some states when they are doing their annual statistical reporting, they provide that information. we went through and did, as you know, an analysis that we could to get to the 141. the remaining deaths, 649 deaths, we used publicly available data and we used a couple of data bases that collect information when it -- or when a death happens in custody. that's how we arrived at the nearly 1000 deaths. for the most part, a lot of this, it was publicly available data. one thing that i forgot to add, for the 341 deaths, it was publicly available data, and we had access to some of the dick right rapper -- and tried to get some rapper. >> of the 1000 deaths uncounted last year alone, i want to -- this is not a political or partisan issue, the -- >> the decline in the apartments ability to collect high integrity data has unfolded over several administrations, this is not a partisan issue. you have been working with the office of justice programs for 20 years, and leading operations in management for the last seven, correct? >> i have been at the office of th