lethal doses, according to bill melugin.t stops breathing. >> trace: i want to swap subjects if i can. we are all wearing red, you, as well, dr. siegel. it is red for women's cardiovascular disease, the number one killer of females in america. i had no idea. >> not only females, men. we didn't entirely swap subjects, because i'm talking about potential cardiac death here, and half of americans, according to the american heart association, don't know that heart disease is the number one killer. by far, 700,000 per year. and that is shocking that people out there don't know that. so here's what i want to tell everybody. as an internist, i look at it this way. i look your blood pressure, your cholesterol, how much exercise you do, how much you weigh, whether you have diabetes or not. if you are gaining weight, you have more of a tendency toward that. those factors lead to heart disease. how much stress are you under? how much alcohol do you drink? a simple blood pressure check and save lives, so people out there, for this month

bill melugin, bill, thank you >> congresswoman beth van dine joins us now live. congresswoman thank you. we just kind of played that. you know i think it's instructive that we play some of that again because it really, we talked a lot over the past months about cnn and msnbc literally censoring former president trump not letting him speak at all and telling the world what they think he should have said or what he should have said and it's unbelievable because we watched it live with you on television yesterday. watch it again. >> it would have upped that credible -- >> no, it actually wouldn't have, no. >> excuse me. >> it allowed five thousand people into our country a day. >> no, that's not true. >> which is five times as much that was coming through during the trump administration. >> let me speak -- if you won't let me speak i'm going to cut the interview off and i will let you speak and finish sentences, okay, and please give me that respect as well. >> trace: except she didn't one and for clarification the point you were trying to make in in the border bill

we have a migrant drop-off and bill melugin talking to them from all over, peru, etc. to new york. >> bill: big plans. they go everywhere. atlanta, new york a couple of times in there. we'll follow that. tomorrow a reminder nikki haley and donald trump south carolina primary. can she cut into a lead that we're seeing in the polls? we'll find out together when we join you saturday night. >> dana: it will be fun. spend your saturday night with us, won't you? good to see you. harris faulkner is next. >> harris: we begin with this fox news

we have a migrant drop-off and bill melugin talking to them from all over, peru, etc. many wanted to come to new york. >> bill: big plans. they go everywhere. atlanta, new york a couple of times in there. we'll follow that. tomorrow a reminder nikki haley and donald trump south carolina primary. can she cut into a lead that we're seeing in the polls? we'll find out together when we join you saturday night. >> dana: it will be fun. spend your saturday night with us, won't you? good to see you. harris faulkner is next. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert at the white house. president biden meeting with more than 30 of the nation's governors. republican and democrat and they are in town for the national governor's association winter meeting. and they will have a lot to talk about. no doubt the story that's breaking on the right side of your screen right now, new levels of the disaster in biden's border crisis. just over the past hour, we have seen a massive drop-off of illegals in san diego. that city is becoming the new epicenter for the crisis. president biden,

bill melugin is live with that part of the story tonight. ening. >> reporter: trace good evening to you the. last year violent crimes and felonies fell on america's biggest cities but in oakland they only went up. robberies up 38%, burglaries up 23%, motor vehicle theft up 44%. it's actually so bad that according to a san francisco chronicle analysis, rough 1 out of every 30 oakland residents had a car stolen last year. some oakland residents say they're just over it. >> i mean, i love oakland, i love my friends, but i think it's time to go move somewhere where i just feel safer and just seems to be going downhill. >> reporter: and today california governor gavin newsom announced he is taking action on this deploying 120 california highway patrol officers to the oakland area to try and serve law enforcement and crack down on the growing crime but already many businesses, including in and out, denny's, and the city's professional sports teams, have already left or are leaving the city. >> nothing changes, people swing by, the police look at it

bill melugin is live with more. h, former president trump expected to give remarks in eagle pass 3:45 eastern time. he is coming to eagle pass, fox news spent last several years, epicenter of the border crisis. president biden heading to brownsville to see little to no activity. this graphic is courtesy of cbp. the difference with eagle pass and brownsville, eagle pass 2000 and brownsville just 46. monday 5 63-0 in brownsville. what has been taking place in eagle pass? this is yesterday. border patrol troopers finding five unaccompanied young migrant children from guatemala and honduras, part of a group that passed, kids were ages 5-11, with notes going to new york and texas. biden administration will resetel them throughout the united states. video of president trump campaigning. when he speaks today, we are expecting a number of topic, mass catch and release policy and highlight arrest of illegal aliens in recent days and weeks, high profile crimes committed against americans and earlier i caught president of the b

bill melugin with a front row seat at the epicenter we've been watching. first fox business correspondent hillary vaughan is on capitol hill. how will it go down when the executive order is signed? >> not a lot of progressives are happy. sources are telling fox that the white house is considering taking action into -- taking matters into their own hands considering executive action barring people from claiming asylum the crossed the border illegally. instead have to go to a port of entry to claim asylum ending the free for all at the border with people streaming in anywhere they can find a hole. a 180 from the white house claimed they needed congress to give the president new powers. >> you said he is willing to use executive measures and if he gets the bill passed, if he gets border funding, and includes those authorities, he will use those authorities. >> republican governors shouldering the cost of this crisis say biden needs to step up. >> he could fix it. he could fix it today. he could reinstate the policies of president trump had in place and we wou

bill melugin is live with a rundown on the breaking news. bill, good evening. >> reporter: trace good evening to you. as this migrant crisis continues to just overrun sanctuary cities around the country, chicago public school says almost 6,000 new migrant students have enrolled in their district since the start of the new year. preliminary data analyzed by chalk feed indicates that almost 7000 more students have been identified as english language learners since the endr end of september. this number can include both newly arrived my grant students as well as students already living in chicago. in the meantime residents in lakewood colorado packed into a city council meeting voicing their concerns about lip helping sanctuary city denver with its ongrowing migrant crisis. they worry about crime, taxings going towards migrants and hospitals and other infrastructure being overwhelmed. >> you're going to incentivize something that you're not going to be able to deal with long term. the citizens of lakewood are drawing and you're all talking about

bill melugin is live in california today. bill, obviously we've seen a push to this direction since texas tightened their own border. now people are looking for other open spots and ending up in california. >> yeah, martha. i want to show you something crazy happening out here. this is the first time i've seen this in my coverage of the border. take a look at this mountain. this is a huge rocky steep mountain. might be hard. we're trying to zoom in. there's literally like an ant trail of illegal immigrants coming down this valley, this crevice in this mountain walking down and coming down to the bottom here waiting to be apprehended by border patrol. this line goes from the bottom where i am all the way to the very top of this mountain toward where the rocks are. we got the drone on it and our ground camera. might be very hard to see. three men made it down the hill already. they came and talked to us. they were all there kazakhstan. a big group of chinese migrants behind us watching and finaling this with their iphones behind

bill melugin. thank you.o back to average earning of a chinese citizen, average income of a poor chinese citizen, how do they pay to go from china, you don't leave easily to get to turkey by air to get to south america to get to united states. there is an effort underway, we are paying for this. ngos don't get money from government, they are getting it from taxpayers. you don't need china without permission or without a plan and i've talked to people who have done this. it is not easy, we have to be careful -- >> harris: tight on time, taking breaking news and great information from bill melugin. tammy. >> tammy: we know something else coming across the border, drugs, affecting most americans lives. from 2021, according to national institute of health, over 70,000 people died as a result of mostly fentanyl, 100,000 drug overdoses involving opioids. that number is more than the number of people killed at hiroshima, every year. the human catastrophe numbers, related to nuclear bomb and huge human catastrophe in

bill melugin is live in jacumba, california, the hot spot to enter illegally. the latest in jacumba. >> we are in border patrol sector seeing 100 to 200 chinese crossing everyday. this video we shot in jacumba, dozens of illegal immigrants waiting off interstate eight, some from china, turkey and other middle east countries, many camped out here waiting border patrol to arrive. listen. >> where are you from? >> turkey. >> where are you from? >> ecuador. >> where are you guys from? >> china. >> china? >> china. >> what city in the u.s. do you want to go to? >> oh, los angeles. >> los angeles, l.a.? los angeles, okay. over the weekend fox news cameras witnessed hundreds crossing into jacumba, almost all single adults. this is not normal, the number of chinese are exploding through the roof. cbp says in the last four and a half months since october 1, 20,000 chinese encountered, that is up almost 4000%. it is not just chinese out here, there are men from the middle east. griff jenkins ran into men from syria yesterday. take a listen. >> syria. >> english? >> so, s

they are seeing similar results like that over in eagle pass where my ceiling bill melugin is send it over to you, bill? griff, greenk to you. one of the things former president trump said in eagle pass here today he is has spoken with the parents of laken riley. he brought up her murder and spree of other illegal immigrants arrested for violent crimes all across the country that he says president biden has opened up america's borders. >> this is a joe biden invasion. this is a biden invasion over the past three years and is he a terrible president. worst president our country has ever had. >> former president donald trump on the ground in eagle pass, texas today trump islam. >> they like trump can you believe it. >> rocket to the top much border concerns. >> allowing thousands and thousands of people come in from china, iran, yemen, the congo, syria, and a lot of other nations, many nations are not very friendly to us. >> the former president flanked by texas governor greg abbott and border patrol union president brandon judd as he says under biden the word is out around the world u.

bill melugin, thanks so much, john. >> john: tom homan, former acting i.c.e. director and fox news contributor. the president said not too long ago i've done all i can as president to address the border, now it's up to congress to give me the power that i've been asking for since 2021 when i took office. as opposed to looking at all the executive orders that rescinded and said there is a lot i can do. clearly he's gotten the message and now will do something before the state of the union. your thoughts? >> well, look, looked like an election is coming, right. he has not done a damn thing in three years to slow the flow, not a thing. he destroyed every policy trump had in place to give the most secure in lifetime. the first president who came in to office to unsecure the border. put the remain in mexico back in. highest court of the land said it's legal, it was a game changer, and the third country agreements, he could do that with the stroke of a pen. it's not a money issue, it's a policy issue and he could change it tomorrow if he wanted. the only thing he's

bill melugin live at the border in california with more on all of this, bill?asked eric, masses great releases have been taking place all day long i hear again just a few moments ago we had a group of men from georgia with ankle monitors on who got in a taxi and left. just on the frame of our camera live a group of six chinese men waiting to be picked up or take a look at this video here but this is one of the mass releases that happened earlier this morning producing at least seven border patrol buses drop off and do this already. it's predominant single adults from all over the world being released here. asia, africa, central and south america literally all over the place. they are planning to go all of the united states, take a listen. >> new york. >> atlanta. >> pickwick chicago. now ngos offering rides some decide they're going to pass on that. take a look they decide to get into taxicabs and get their own rights elsewhere out of town. the mayor of the nearby city was down he told us he has been notified his city is next. next week for the migrant releases

group of illegal immigrants as it could no longer afford to hold in house and let's go live to bill melugineaving to you for multiple chs and ice sources confirm the suspect charge in the murder of nursing student lincoln riley on the university of georgia campus is in fact a venezuelan national across the southern border illegally in september of 2022 cross into el paso, was apprehended by border patrol, transferred to ice and release into the u.s. via parole. more details on that as we got them. in the meantime you mention the mass releases take a look the video today we have had several hundred migrants just street released by border patrol part of san diego they are adults from all around the world we've seen the men from china, men from georgia, men from the middle east, from after, from peru, central and south america they're coming from all over the place. take a listen to where they are going. >> new york. atlanta. >> new jersey peacock chicago. >> some of those migrants deciding not to take up the ngo with their offer of a bus instead they're getting into taxis and pulled up here.

bill melugin, your thoughts on this?oing to come out at some point anyway regardless if it's for a state, second date, third date, so no. >> trace: here's the poll. yes, 5%. instagram, 9%. there you go. jake clover says, "in massachusetts it's hard not to." i hear you. samuel says, "i'd tell her eye was a conservative but i'm willing to identify." "it depends on how hot the day is. the hotter the date, the bigger the lie." ain't that the truth? >> "it's like wearing makeup. at some point the mask comes off and the other parties left with a shocker." that's the one. and jeffrey says, "i won't say it's because of any moral belief as i have said many untrue beliefs in pursuit of a romantic encounter. but when it comes to deeply held beliefs, i wouldn't be able to fake it for more than 30 seconds. and i think that's probably the way it goes no matter what you do. they can always tell if you are faking it. thank you all for joining the nightcap and thank you all for watching the nightcap. america's late news, fox news an nigh

bill melugin, live for us. thank you. alicia: the n.y.p.d.re searching for several suspects in the stabbing a nick agua migrant. and the same area where a group attacked two officers last month. and a black tie reception at the white house as biden reportedly considers executive action on the border crisis. lucas tomlinson is live with more from the white house. >> that's right, president biden hosting governors from about three dozen states here at the white house and as well as this evening. he spoke to them yesterday where he spoke about the border, there was no mention of any of that proposed executive actions that many republicans want to see him take. >> politics intervene and refuses to vote on the bill even though again significant support. every republican i've talked to-- talk to your republican colleagues, they're the votes in that-- on that floor to pass that bill. >> the republicans say biden can go back and reverse those executive actions he signed on his first day in office to bring back those trump era policies. three times mo

bill melugin pointed out we were the first. we sent people continuously since 2021. as soon as bite and reverse policies and he embrace the open border we knew this would be a big issue. we responded to calls from texas throughout the years. then i think with this issue with this wire and the fortifications, i just wanted to make sure if we could send additional personnel to help texas put up as much of this wire or barricades as possible, to be able to drive the numbers to zero. i will step up and do it. they are doing the absolute right thing by standing their ground. they have every right to defend the sovereignty of their state. we have seen massive numbers of people flooding new york city. we have seen crime, drugs and all that stuff is significant. but it's also a fundamental issue. a country has borders. if you don't have a border you are not a country. biden has failed in his duty as commander-in-chief to make sure our laws are faithfully executed. we have every right as states to ban together and do the job the federal government refuses to do. >> we see thi

bill melugin. meantime, talking about the president not intending to go to the border, but he might be making some plans executive action-wise what to do about the border. mark meredith has more from the white house. >> neil, good to see you this afternoon. the president's trump is out in about the border. it's about raising money. he will be attending multiple fund raisers the next few days. we had a chance to hear from the president earlier today. he seemed confident about his fund-raising totals so far this year. he also shrugged off questions about his republican rivals as the gop nomination battle rages on. >> who would you rather challenge, nikki haley or donald trump? >> i don't care. >> the president will attend fund raisers in los angeles and san francisco. today the biden-harris campaign released their lating fund-raising data showing that ney raised $42 million last month alone. we heard from the campaign. while the team continues to build on the fund-raising machine, republicans are div

bill melugin is at the ready in eagle pass. first we go to griff jenkins kicking us off from brownsville. >> good morning and it is quite a tale of two border cities here. we're told the president will come, meet with front line border officials like the border patrol chief, ice, other officials that are in this area. hear directly from them about the chaos and crisis at the border. but karine jean-pierre, white house press secretary says it is not about politics. however, we know and expect the president to blame republicans. now, you mentioned the very low number of migrants coming to this area. fox just moments ago shot video of about 100 migrants that crossed in this very area. take a look at this video. you can see migrants being processed, most of them are from central america, but i spoke to one of them who said it was venezuelan migrant coming. that raises a lot of interest because of what we saw happen tragically with the student killed at the university of georgia. now, let's show, though, the comparison of where bill

you know bill melugin. you've done reporting on your show and others. bill has been all over this about what they're actually doing at the border. so he will come in with orders, he will move the numbers around so there are not big groups of people sitting down in eagle pass or del rio or drop the numbers down in california but keep running people through the ports of entry. yesterday bill melugin reported and you know this, that of the 330,000 venezuelans that have been apprehended, 200,000 were apprehended by border patrol once they were in. only 891 have actually been returned. they're using 130,000 that came through the ports of entry through the parole app. that's the problem. this is purposeful. biden is doing it on purpose. now he's going to try to message against it. republicans have to hold the line. the only way to do that is to keep shining the light on the problem and demand we security the border with the policy changes that need to be adopted. we need to know what they are and force his hand. we're winning the message. the people overwhelmi

bill melugin pointed out 2500 apprehensions, most gotaways are on the indian reservation, there is notions don't think there should be a wall. >> ainsley: brian, you have a friend that is a teacher, my sister is a teacher. you know you are teaching 20 kids and now they add more kids. >> brian: and it is not spanish, nobody has resources. they are in, woing class areas and they don't have the political voice. they put nem in rundown sections. weather alert. 20 million under winter alert in the northeast. >> ainsley: check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. we've been hoping for snow, you and i are excited about this. >> janice: we're excited. local forecasters were playing it down, but weather services jackpot snowfall. we have risk of severe storm across gulf coast including tornados. tornado watch now and area of low pressure will transition into a nor'easter and there is our tornado watch. there are the winter weather alert. we're thinking new york city could get five to eight inches. look at new york, right on the cusp, this storm we are expecting to be dynamic from the midd

bill melugin live in san diego with the latest, bill. >> bill: bus number five just pulled up in massease, this is the new group that just got off. well over 300 people mass released in the last hour and a half. two separate groups, a lot of women. some men in this group. these guys are from africa and south america. what is happening is ngo buses come pick them up and take to the airport and other transit centers. some are calling taxicabs themselves and driving off. we've been talking to people from all around the world, china, dominican republic, africa, colombia, peru, you name it, we have probably heard it, they are going to sanctuary cities like new york, chicago, some new jersey. take a listen. to what migrants told us earlier. >> emily: i think we lost audio on what they said to you earlier. can you describe what some of the comments they made to you earlier? >> bill: yeah, we talked to ecuador, peru, colombia, senegal, most telling me they are here to work and going to different blue sanctuary cities. i asked one guy are you here to work? he said, no, i'm not. i said what, as

bill melugin is there this morning. hello, bill. >> good morning to you. as we wait and stand by for a potential mass release, street release of migrants in san diego this morning we'll tell you out of more than 300,000 venezuelans encountered at the border last year, how many of them were actually deported? that's coming up after the break. ...so he takes zzzqui. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupted. because when your generac detects a power outage, it automatically powers up, giving your family the security and peace of mind they deserve. we don't have to worry about whe

bill melugin joins us with a full report on this. bill?end for the super bowl and dhs, as you mentioned, is now partnering with lyft to try to teach drivers how to help spot the signs of human trafficking. lyft will join the dhs blue campaign, and awareness effort designed to educate people on how to thwart traffickers. lyft will give tutorials to its driver starting in the vegas area and the driver-only version of the applicant drivers guidance on how to contact the right authorities if they see something shady out there. dhs says human trafficking can be much more prevalent during these big events like the super bowl because the masses of people and the anonymity those crowds can provide. why is this a big deal? an estimated 27.6 million people all around the world are victims of human trafficking. at least according to the state department. we will send it back to you. >> thank you for that report. that's all the time we have this evening. thank you for being with us. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld. ♪ ♪ ♪

bill melugin has the report from the border next. stuart: look at this. large groups of migrant skill down a steep mountain trying to get into california which is a new hotspot for illegal crossing goods. bill melugin is there. where they coming from? >> reporter: all around the world. new numbers for contacts as well, 6700 migrant encounters at the southern border and 208 chinese nationals. right to the video we are talking about, the mountain behind us, remarkable to see dozens of illegal immigrants scaling the mountain from the mexican side and climbing down it into the us, they were part of more than one thousand 200 illegal crossings in san diego yesterday. some of the people from central and south america. others from china and the middle east. we also found a hole in the border wall. listen to all this. where are you from? >> colombia. >> colombia. >> brazil. >> kazakhstan. >> china. >> reporter: where you from? >> kazakhstan. >> curtis stan. curtis stan. heardis10. >> reporter: look at this fentanyl bust. >> mass illegal crossing area, show you on

and bill melugin showed us an extraordinary moment yesterday in which he had a line of people who were waiting to be picked up by the border patrol and asked them where they were all from. watch this. >> where you from? >> india. >> china. china. >> ma'am, where you from? >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> john: ok, that brings up two issues, and let me hand them both to you. first of all, a national security component because if those folks are coming in from china they cannot be fully vetted, there's no agreements on doing background checks on their people. secondly, if you have folks coming in from china, kazakhstan, india, how do you remove them if they are not eligible for asylum? >> this is exactly a problem. by not pushing them back and keeping them in mexico, people from syria and other countries of that sort absolutely cannot be vetted and yet they are being released. we talked to the border patrol, had a briefing earlier this morning, the border patrol is releasing these people even if they are not asking based on credible fear. so one of the thing

you and bill melugin reported there is no vetting there. talk a lot to border patrol and i was asking them where is it going? they said it is san diego sector, a large number is hitting the terror screening database, i spoke to three syrian men, bill melugin ran into individuals from kazakhstan and i talked to some from afghanistan. back to the chinese, hold these up. these are four id cards, temporary visa cards chinese nationals have discarded on the ground because they were granted temporary asylum in mexico. they don't want that, their goal is the u.s. to get free health insurance and be released into the country and many of these maybe half or more will be allowed to stay. >> carley: i'm sure those are all over the ground on the border. >> griff: all over the open, rocky area. >> carley: china is king of long-term planning to your honor yoo undermine the united states. people say they are coming here for jobs and i'm sure that is true. think about the covid lockdowns in china. it would be part of china's play book to disburse people fo

bill melugin, extraordinary reporting, thank you, bill, talk to you soon. >> i walked in the very shoes of those who stand on the thin blue line, protecting us from those who seek to disrupt the peace that we all deserve in our communities. >> sandra: that's louisiana governor jeff landry urging his state legislature to pass stricter crime policies. coming up, we will ask the governor himself about declaring a state of emergency that he just did to bump up police officer presence in his state as he works to restore law and order in louisiana. >> john: plus, president biden off to california for campaign events as calls for him to step aside grow louder. chris bedford and jonathan are up next on what he needs to do to reassure donors he is the democrat's best chance come november. you're just another senior. that's the third health insurance commercial with seniors at a farmers market. right? don't get me wrong i love a fresh heirloom, but it's like those companies think we're all the same. that's why i chose humana. before i signed up, i spoke to someone who actually listened to what i

bill melugin is on all of this for us and has been since the beginning there in san diego, what are youl? >> well, sandra, good afternoon to you. had our sixth border patrol bus pull up and mass release more migrants, part of the group, we have seen many hundreds of migrants released, just released to the streets here in san diego over the past couple hours, rich, if we can pan to the right, some are still waiting to be picked up by an ngo bus to take them to the airport. what some of the releases look like. take a look at this video earlier, one of the first busses pulled up, people spilling off the bus. these are going pretty much all day long into the afternoon, coming in from all over the planet, talking to handfuls of them, all crossed the california border illegally, talked to people from china, senegal, peru, ecuador, haiti, what's interesting, not met one person from mexico out here, guys, not a single person, and they tell us they are going to sanctuary cities all across the country. take a listen. >> ecuador. new york. going to new york. costa rica. atlanta. new jersey. >> new

. >> dana: bill melugin live in california. your reporting has been remarkable as was griff jenkins there before you. what do you know this morning as the sun has come up there? >> we have some brand-new numbers for you from cbp contacts this morning. yesterday there were more than 6,700 migrant encounters at the southern border. 208 chinese nationals were apprehended right here in san diego sector yesterday. right to that remarkable video you were talking about. that mountain is 50 yards away from me right now. this was remarkable to cismd immigrants from all around the world climbed up the mountain on the mexican side and scaled down it on the u.s. side. it is very steep and dangerous. there was a long line of dozens of them entering. they were part of more than 1,200 illegal crossings here in san diego sector yesterday. there were people there from central and south america, others from china and the middle east. we talked to them when they got to the ground and found a gap in the nearby border wall. listen. >> this spot has

thanks, bill melugin in southern california on that. right now with the former president who is in a rush to race some cash, hundreds of millions in cash. that's a lot easier said than done to pay off a lot of these judgments even while putting up money for collateral. kelly o'grady has more from new york city. kelly. >> that's right, neil. a lot of questions, maybe a bumpy road ahead for president trump on raising the money and concerns for what this ruling might be for those that call the big apple home. that's next. (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an infusion and may cause infusion reactions. tell your doctor right away if you experience high blood pressure, fast heartbeat, shortness of breath or

. >> bill: bill melugin is in jacumba, california for us.nbelievable the numbers of people and from where they are coming that you are learning right now. >> all over the world, sandra. you can see some of those chinese nationals over my shoulder right now waiting for border patrol to pick them up. for whatever reason the cartels have chosen this random remote area an hour east of san diego to start pushing huge amounts of chinese nationals through the border in recent months. take a look at the video we shot a couple hours ago earlier this morning after sun rise. you can see people from all around the world waiting for border patrol to take custody of them and transport them. a lot of adult men from china and turkey, others from middle eastern country. some camped out since last night off the interstate. i was out here last night and got a chance to talk to handfuls of them. where are you from? turkey? where are you guys from? ecuador. where are you guys from? china. china. what city in the u.s. do you want to go to? >> los angeles. >> l.a.

bill melugin has the latest from the border next. ♪ (♪) is bad debt holding you back?u don't want to miss it (just a little bit louder) ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it ♪ ♪ it's your moment in the spotlight ♪ all your ambitions. all in one app. low fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. sofi. get your money right®. jorge has always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide exceptional care. plus free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance and 20% off treatment plans. making it easier to get started. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. ashley: fox cameras witness hundreds of chinese migrants crossing the southern border in california just this weekend alone. bill melugin is there, good morning to you is this the new hotspot for chinese nationals? >> good morning it absolutely is the chin

correspondent bill melugin is in jacumba, california right now, bill, good evening. >> trace, good eveningu. we are now in year number 4 of this border crisis. and as the state of texas locks down its own border here in the state of california, we are seeing a huge surge of illegal crossings down here at the california border. in just a few hours ago, we witnessed however these migrants are willing to go and what they are willing to risk to get here. >> a stunning site in jacumba, california monday afternoon as a long line of migrants from all around the world scale the steep rocky mountain and crosses illegally into the united states. this remote area, an hour east of san diego, now a cartel smuggling hot spot for global clients. >> where are you guys from. >> kazakhstan. >> kazakhstan? >> kazakhstan. >> kyrgyzstan. last night groups of the migrants camped out along interstate 8 after crossing illegally setting fires to stay warm. there were no border patrol agents in sight. >> where are you guys from. >> turkey. >> turkey? >> yes. >> china. >> china. >> what city in the u.s. do you want

you can see the results will set it back to you. >> bill melugin long to board a thank you. you wonder why it irks people about this? the stories we've been doing for years on the border. bill has been down that he essentially has a condo on the board i think. [laughter] he has been covering this into beginning and that's right people are so pod. >> the reason he is in california now is because governor abbott has done a better job of protecting his own border in texas. now people are moving towards california a lot of the governors at the white house this week gavin newsom might want to check on what's happening at home let's check in with some of our panel dana, kayleigh, one williams and paul moro. let's begin with you. this horrific crime that happened in georgia, i believe will be hearing about this case throughout the course of the selection. this young woman could be anyone's daughter she is dead in the hands of this person from venezuela who is in the country illegally it's going to incense people across the country. >> yes it does feel like a watershed event, doesn't

chministries.org now. >> he is going now the hail mary to save the rest of the campaign. >> harris: bill melugin texas where president donald trump is set to touchdown. bill. >> good morning to you. former president trump will be here in shelby park this afternoon. this is the high profile area where texas came in, kicked out the federal government, locked it down and there have been very few illegal crossings in this area. eagle pass still getting crossings in the big picture. look at the difference between where trump and biden are going. eagle pass here getting hundreds per day, brownsville getting a handful per day. in the last five days there have been more than 2,000 illegal crossings here in eagle pass. you look at brownsville just 46. look at monday. 563 here in eagle pass. 0 in brownsville. we'll show you some of the activity in eagle pass looks like. look at the images. a group of unaccompanied children were apprehended by border patrol in eagle pass yesterday. part of a group of 60 illegal immigrants that crossed. little kids were ages 5-11 from honduras and guatemala. notes with addr

fox news bill melugin on the ground in jacumba, california with more. , great story. >> reporter: larry, the demographics of the people showing up here in jacumba are wild. i never net anybody from kazakhstan in my life. they walked down from a mountain and start chatting with us. that is how it is in san diego county. look at video our team shot via drone. another group crossed illegally on the other side of town in ha couple ba, san diego sector saying 1000 illegal crossings a day. a lot of these folks are asia. where are you from? >> india, china,. >> georgia. >> georgia. where are you from? >> india you. >> china. >> china. ma'am where are you from? china? >> china? >> china. >> china. >> china. >> reporter: georgia. >> china. reporter: take a look at this video, same group, a woman collapsed or fainted as she was getting processed by border patrol. she went down. border patrol helped her. she ended up taken away in a ambulance. fully alert, fully conscious, no clue what the medical condition was there, regardless what it was, taxpayers out here will

correspondent bill melugin is in san diego right now with all of this as it's breaking. good evening, bill. >> bret, good evening to you. illegal crossings have really been surging here at the california border in recent weeks. and just yesterday, attacks pair funded migrant shelter right here in san diego county officially ran out of money and had to close its doors. the combination of those two things led to a wave of mass street releases today. >> today, the border crisis was dumped on southern california's doorstep at the hands of the federal government. border patrol mass released hundreds of illegal immigrants to san diego's streets, that's bus after bus arrived at a local transit station. releasing masses of men and women from around the globe across the california border illegally. and they plan to travel to blue cities across america. [speaking spanish] >> new york. going to new york. >> atlanta. >> new jersey. >> new jersey. >> chicago. >> chicago. >> new york. >> new york. >> after release nonprofit volunteers helped direct the migrants to buses that helped tak

this trip is just so pointless and the fact that bill melugin mentioned the white house never reached out to the governor, or to the border patrol union speaks volumes about their purpose of being here. a dog and pony show. >> bill: for our viewers screen right it was may in brownsville. it was nine months ago. you saw the numbers coming across back then. let me move up the border to justin. how did you lose your business there in eagle pass? >> so with the border crossers coming along we had just started up running and as soon as this crossing started i had a whole bunch of illegals and i say illegals by the bunch, 20300. it wasn't safe for the kids and parties happening at eagle pass. i wasn't going to take a risk for the kids and get them injured or hurt or anything. >> bill: i can understand that. debra, what your dad was a cop, right? >> yes. my dad is a brownsville police officer currently. >> bill: your sister is a border agent. you said something about immigrants wandering the streets with nothing to do. i think that is a bad formula. explain that. >> absolutely. you have hund

send it back to you. >> staggering numbers, bill melugin live at the border.s very much. ♪ prosecutor in arizona refusing to exthat tra indict a woman. killed earlier this month. reason is quite interesting. eric shawn has the details from new york. >> gooeving, mike. it's a tug-of-war over a murder suspect between a republican arizona prosecutor and the progressive democratic district attorney in new york rachel mitchell is the attorney in phoenix and she is refusing to hand over the murder suspect to manhattan district attorney alvin bragg who is demanding extradition. mitchell sites bragg's reputation that he is soft on crime. >> having observed the treatment of violent criminals in the new york area by the manhattan d.a. there, alvin bragg. i think it's safer to keep he him here and keep him in custody. >> bragg wants 26-year-old put on a plane to face charges that he killed a 38-year-old woman in a trendy manhattan hotel two weeks ago by bludgeoning her to death with an iron. police shows this video leaving that murder scene. he allegedly flew to phoenix

. >> jacqui: first, bill melugin in eagle pass, texas, we just got word of a court ruling with texas' border law. how will that affect things there? >> breaking news in the last hour, a federal judge has blocked texas' sp4, state border security law from taking effect. it was set to go into effect next week. it would have allowed the state of texas to arrest, jail and potentially deport illegal immigrants, but the judge said states can't conduct their own immigration system, that is up to the federal government. now we wait to see if the state of texas appeals. in the meantime, we are talking about the competing visits between biden and trump coming in very different parts of the border. visualize that for you. take a look at the graphic, internal data showing border patrol apprehensions in both spots over the last five days. here in eagle pass, hundreds every day, more than 2000 here in the last five days. brownsville has had only 46 in the last five days. look at monday in particular. it had 563 compared to 0 for brownsville. remarkable numbers there. what's been happening here in e

we're going to ask bill melugin on how he sees it next.g i do that's for my health is an accomplishment.♪ ♪concerns of getting screened faded away♪ ♪to my astonishment.♪ ♪my doc gave me a script i got it done without a delay.♪ ♪i screened with cologuard and did it my way.♪ cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪i did it my way!♪ ♪ on your period, sudden gushes happen. say goodbye gush fears! thanks to always ultra thins... with rapiddry technology... that absorbs two times faster. hellooo clean and comfortable. always. fear no gush. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd rather be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacte

bill melugin interviewed many of them who said they were planning to go to several big cities includingcago among others. new data from customs and border protection shows 140,000 migrants have illegally crossed into the san diego sector since october with approximately 12,000 from special interest countries which the department of homeland security has classified as potential threats to u.s. national security. on wednesday border patrol chief jason owens posted on x: agents have caught over 6,400 illegal migrants with criminal convictions so far this fiscal year. now with the election day just 254 days away, president biden is reportedly considering issue ising an executive the order to stem the tide of illegal border crossings three years after he issued a slew of executive orders rescinding former president trump's successful immigration security policy at the border. joining me right now with more in this exclusive "sunday morning futures" interview i is arizona senate republican candidate kari lake. thanks very much for being here. >> i'm happy to be here. it's disturbing to e see

fox news national correspondent bill melugin has details. bill. >> bill: the shooting happened at the end of the kansas city chiefs celebration. gunshot could be heard on live tv and streams and sent people running. according to fire officials, there are 22 victims injured, eight with life-threatening injuries, seven with life-threatening injuries and one person has died. local media reporting many injured are children. at least three people are in custody in connection with the shooting and recovered one firearm. the motive is under investigation. video shows bystanders tackling one of the possible shooters. two men took him to the ground and pinning him to the ground until police arrive. second social media video show police surrounding that suspect and taking him into custody. bystandarders said they tackled him and a gun was discovered. witnesses describe what they saw. this family came up to us, mom, dad, and five year old and they said we saw somebody get shot in the lawn. when i saw those kids faces about somebody getting hurt, like th

joining us now with all the details is fox news national correspondent bill melugin. se unicorn homes and who are they for? >> laura, in a nutshell, it's essentially a pilot program that gives transitional housing to 18 to 24-year-olds who say they have had to leave their own homes because they have been rejected by their own families for being gay or transgender. this so-called unicorn homes proposal was first unveiled today and it would create a state pilot program across five california counties to deliver housing, which would be run and managed by lgbtq groups. the model of this legislation is the unicorn homes program that down in san diego county, which is a project of the north county lgbtq resource center. so they run a network of these unicorn home hosts for teenagers as young as 14. they offer them services like breast binding and changing their names and genders on legal documents. this legislation is called ab 2007 its author is san diego area democratic assembly woman tasha borner. it says in part quote the bill would required the community based organizat