the border patrol is everywhere. concha never showed up. did they catch her at the border?ck in anapra, a neighbor cares for young alexi. the older children got themselves up and off to their own school, here in ciudad juarez. but the fate of these kids-- indeed, their whole society-- is dramatized by proximity. their school is just a few hundred yards from downtown el paso. in many ways this is a single nation and a single economy. these retail stores near the bridge lure thousands of mexicans each day, who must queue for hours just to apply for a crossing permit. but hundreds who cross illegally, like these men, are caught and discharged back to mexico. there is no sign of concha here, either. like many el paso children, concha's kids go home by bus. but when they pick up young alexi, they find their mother is gone. was she injured in the desert or perhaps detained at the border? night falls without a trace. ( music and conversation coming from bars ) after searching bars near the border in el paso, we finally found concha, selling cigarettes to the patrons. earlier that

the ...former union leader...of the nation's border patrol officers... has been indicted...////. bonner... is... accused of spending union dues... on personal travel and pornography....// a... federal grand jury... in san diego... charging bonner... with taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from fellow officers...///. the... ácurrentá union president says he's shocked.. i'm very disappointed but more than that...pretty angry." "he lived a double life. you know he was one way with us and he was another way when he was away from us." us." bonnner ...led the national border patrol council... for... 22---years... before his retirement... in... 20-10...//. he's... due ii federal court on monday. crews are making gains on wildfires across the west. firefighters battling the taylor bridge fire outside of seattle have stopped the flames from destroying ámoreá structures. so, far the blaze has turned at least 70 homes into piles of ash...and scorched more than 35 square miles since it started monday. tonight, some folks are being allowed back into tteir homes... downs says: "i get to g

stretches of steel and concrete fence, with infrared cameras and sensors, national guardsmen, and border patrol agents. well over 100 million people cross this border every year, one way or another. one day in may eleven years ago, 26 mexican men set out across the murderous stretch of desert known as the devil's highway, heading for arizona. and hopefully, for work. 12 of them made it. 14 were scorched alive by the torrid sun. their story became a stunning work by the author, luis alberto urrea. no one writes more tragically or intimately about border culture than this son of a mexican father and anglo mother. born in tijuana and raised in san diego, he grew up in both worlds, and they appear and reappear in his acclaimed novels, essays and poems -- 14 books in all, including his most recent, "queen of america." luis urrea remains close to the people and places of the border -- from the garbage pickers he knew in tijuana to the desperate travelers on "the devil's highway." welcome. >> thank you. >> i'm delighted to be here. >> i can't believe i'm here. >> you must grow weary of talking about "

saying "my thought, don't release it" grassley says: "if there isn't enough concern regarding a border patrol government agent being murdered than you can see there is less concern of the murders going on south of the border. "la jeunesse says: "the justice department claims the report distorts the facts - and repeats debunked conspiracy theories. the next report, still weeks away, focuses on the deputy attorney general and the final report

the head of the border patrol has been indicted for embezzling union dues. that is a problem. can't cleanup or close our border to illegals with a dysfunction tphal agency. i predict ward less of who wins in november we will see a whole ice cleaning in this department. martha: if that is true that would be a good idea. janet napolitano says she has no intention of stepping down as the head of homeland security which oversees ice. do you think that situation might change if president obama is reelected? >> it's not her call to stay, it's the president's call. any president-elect towed a second term usually replaces half of his cabinet or more. of course if romney win has will obviously be a replacement. martha: these allegations as you say they go to the new york office as well where a lot of it started. now congressman mccall is call for an investigation. he oversees homeland security on his house committee. where do you think this goes from here? what is going to happen? >> nothing before the election, because these things move very slowly. you have to have internal investiga

are winding down who will buy all of this drone technology companies have made available from border patrol to cow bandits a look at the future of manned aerial vehicles. it's tuesday august twenty first six pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r.t. we begin today with a story you probably won't see on the mainstream news taking a close look at the role of informants in the f.b.i. and we'll start by highlighting the case of man that played a critical role in the black panther movement in the one nine hundred sixty s. his name is richard. the man you see here he was a militant activist in arm the black panthers turns out he was also an f.b.i. informant this is all recently coming to light after an investigation by seth rosenfeld a journalist that put in a freedom of information act request to the f.b.i. asking they released thousands of documents in connection with a here is part of the report from the center for investigative reporting it discusses the f.b.i. as techniques in dealing with the black panthers but the. was to go through as you ranged from sending false l

are winding down who will buy all of this drone technology companies have made available from border patrol to cow bandits a look at the new future of unmanned aerial vehicles. and coming to a wal-mart near you monsanto sweet corn filled with vitamins nutrients and oh yeah bt toxins you know the kind that has been proven to turn in sacks intestines into liquid so why are companies so eager to put untested labeled foods on grocery store shelves we've got a story that'll make your stomach churn. but we begin today taking a close look at the role of informants in the f.b.i. and we'll start by highlighting the case of the man that played a critical role in the black panther movement in the one nine hundred sixty s. his name is richard the man you see here he was a militant activist and arm the black panthers turns out he was also an f.b.i. informant this is all recently coming to light after an investigation by south rosenfeld a journalist that put in a freedom of information request to be f.b.i. asking that they release thousands of documents in connection with a here's part of the report from

saying "my thought, don't release it" grassley says: "if there isn't enough concern regarding a border patrolent agent being murdered than you can see there is less concern of the murders going on south of the border. "la jeunesse says: "the justice department claims the report distorts the facts - and repeats debunked conspiracy theories. the next report, still weeks away, focuses on the deputy attorney general and the final report on attorney general eric holder himself, and the obstruction of justice. in los angeles, william la jeunesse, fox news." 3 3 heated words from an aide to mitt romney.... what he said to reporters while cameras were rolling. "i really don't want to tell him about this because of the ncaa crap." 3 a trooper under investigation after a traffic stop involving a college football player... what he was caught doing on his dash cam. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the new santa fe steak melts. get extra grande flavor with the santa fe steak & bacon melt or add egg for a santa fe steak, bacon & egg melt, perfect for breakfast or any time of day. subway.

border control -- border patrol agents? are we getting help on the oversight of the border?uest: all of them talk about the effectiveness of the help we are getting on the other side of the border. but one of the specific points that have been introduced to the tunnel task force that has just been created in nogales is that they have cooperated with veted units of mexican police on the other side of the border. host: we showed you a picture of a border patrol agent. he is known as the tunnel grow. tell us a little bit about him. guest: he is what they call is subject matter expert for the region on tunnels. he has been going into these hand-dug tunnels, these very narrow tunnels for the last six or seven years. he is the one that knows where all of the utility lines are, where all of the titles have been built, and were all of the locations that they have discovered in the last six or seven years are in nogales. host: james on the democratic line from cincinnati, ohio. caller: good morning. i intend to read your article. i have not so far. i do not know if you made any menti

the former head of the border patrol union is facing federal freud charges for allegedly using union dues do live the high life with reports of a trip to a mistress, pornography, and now this guy is going to work. that is ahead. rick: the former head of the national border patrol union is accused of using hundreds of thousands in union money for his own personal expenses. he is due in court on monday on federal fraud charges, among other things. the prosecution says he visited his mistress in strig and downloaded pornography courtesy of 14,000 dues-paying border parole agents. what else is in the indictment? >> it accuse him of using union dues to pay for books, clothing, magazines, gifts for his wife, and visits to his mistress. he joined the border patrol 32 years ago and spent 22 as union president, working out of his house, traveling around the country on union business. he also adopted policies that the prosecution says allowed him to raid the piggy bank including false claims when he was actually visiting his mistress in chicago where family members, as well as trips, to attend

bonner joined the border patrol 3 # years ago.he last two decade as union president working out of his home in san diego, traveling around the country on union business. prosecutors say his, quote, false claims included time when bonner was actually visiting his mistress in chicago or family members, as well as trips to nonunion activities, such as hockey games and other sporting events. >> john: what does won have to say? >> he says he's innocent. and that he'll be exonerated. he calls the charges groundless, politically motivated, smear tactics from a politically bankrupt bureaucracy, unquote. he said he worked 60 hours a week on union business and only put in for a fraction of the amount that he is owed. about 14,000 men and women are represented by the border patrol union. members pay $1,200 a year in dues. prosecutors say that bonner took about $78,000 for work that he did not do and about 48,000 in personal expenses. arraignment is monday in federal court in san diego. john? >> john: thanks. police in albuquerque, new mexico

. >> they're dressed up as typical mexico gardeners border patrol picking up kholos. >> you know whate it is, right? it's go time. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> cenk: next week the republicans are having their convention in tampa and it likes like hurricane isaac is coming to meet them. and it might shut down the convention on monday and tuesday. we'll get if that's true in a second. but something that ain't true. the crazy conspiracy theory that rush limbaugh hatched on this. it turns out it's all obama's fault. >> we have a hurricane coming. the national hurricane center, the government agency, very hopeful that the hurricane gets near tampa. the national hurricane center is obama. the national weather service part of the commerce department, obama. it's all about the hurricane. they're not talking about biden but this hurricane isaac thing. you know, we who live in south florida become experts. we don't need a national hurricane center. we don't need all these weather. >> cenk: i love that. who needs a weatherman. i live in florida. if only that were true. and then this whole crazy how obama is

in an important legal test a judge upheld the use of the border patrol drone help local authorities in north dakota with surveillance. >> the faa's mission is safety. >> sometimes there is a misconception that will walk out of the grocery store, look up in the sky and see drones circling overhead and have the ducks. i think the reality is much more subdued. >> the future of drones in america is now. ultimately the courts will decide how much privacy the people will be allowed to retain. >> mild temperatures this weekend but that will all change starting tomorrow. temperatures currently in the '50s and '60s. we're going to warm things up starting tomorrow. we're going to watch temperatures rise 3-10 degrees for our monday. a milder-warm day, especially here in the east bay. cobb trucker tomorrow morning, a pretty good dose of fog not only to morning but tuesday morning as well. >> eventually as we head into the evidence and clearing will take place. temperatures for the morning will be in the '50s. as with up-to-date look for highs to get into the upper 70's and low-mid-80s. highs aroun

turn themselves into a border patrol agents. that not been seen since 2 men were found dead in monterey county investigators are traveling to san diego to return the pair to monterey county. as suspected gunmen in the tucson massacre expected to plead guilty. six people killed in the shootings in january 2011 congresswoman gabrielle giffords and 12 others wounded a source close as a psychiatrist will testify that jared laughlin is competent to enter a plea. he will then plead guilty and received a life sentence. it depends on the judge to allow it. oakland was to cut down on violence and especially by and against children the police chief called for a curfew. cbs 5 reporter lisa washington says parents are taking a different approach. >>> another statistic on oakland crime since january more than 400 juveniles arrested for major and violent crime scan from homicide to car thefts and oakland pastor holds a parenting conference will reduce crime. >>> and not excited about it just my son's done well i want yours to do well to. >>>

on the third attempt, we went to a border patrol station under the pretense of looking for a friend thati was undocumented and had come with my alleged cousin through the border. upon that realization, the agent apprehended me, which i guess was the way to into the center. >> how many young people did you find at the broward detention facility who you believe would be eligible under the new obama lot? >> under the new rule, specifically there are five and a lot. the most blatant case is a man who was deported in february for driving without a license. upon retreat from a hamas, >> what do you mean? >> an 1 assists u.s. government in closing out a criminal proceedings case, and is the paperwork to demonstrate that, he and a fellow passenger but testified against their human trafficker, the man that was captain of the boats tried to enter florida via the bahamas. the person is an eligible for -- i don't know board specifically for human trafficking. >> [unintelligible] >> due to the fact is below security detention center, a lot are there with little to none criminal record. a lot were cau

the man called 9-1-1 twice on his cell phone before a customs and border patrol helicopter was able to spot him. but rescuers had to waittuntil tuesday morning to grab him. the man was treated for dehydration, then processed so he could be returned back to mexico. a good day for dozens of animals rescued from a home in southern missouri. more thann 40 animals including cats, dogs, rabbitt, and even horses and donkeys were taken from this rural home.the animals were caged on top of each other creating an odor you could smell from miles away. the owner says she kept the animals because others neglected or abandonded them. "they're either dead or in this condition. i'd rather have them in this temporary condition and relied was already there. the county animal shelter is taking care of the animals and will be putting them up for adoption. a really bad day for cleaning up the kitchen. kitchen.if you bought g-e or a hotpoint dishwasher between march 2006, and august 2009, stop using it. the consumer product safety commission has announced a voluntary recall of more than a million dishwwsher

no border patrol and free travel between several european countries.ost europeans would probably say freedom of travel is one of the biggest advantages of the eu. europeans havealways been on the road from one location to the next, but some roads have literally shaped a continent. in our summer series, journeys in europe, we are on the european route e-15 this week. it runs through western europe. you will have to take the ship to cross the channel of course, but other than that, it is pretty much a straight tarmac line from scotland high up in the north via london and paris along the mediterranean coast down to the southernmost tip of spain. more than 3,600 kilometers overall. down in the far south, it becomes a place of encounter between europe and africa. >> it is an arduous journey south. the heat melts the asphalt on the highway between valencia and gibraltar. at the age of two, this young traveller is enjoying it hit stop along the way. he and his grandparents are on their way from barcelona to visit relatives. >> in some families his behalf, sib

man sicken border eunice serrado's and her boyfriend a suspect edward turn themselves and into border patrol agents they had not been seen since 2 men found dead in serrado's parents' home in monterey county investigators traveled to san diego county tourn rete pair to monterey. a string of on robberies' targeting craigslist users for robberies happen this way all an upscale areas of oakland people arranging to buy items like cars and electronics robbed at gunpoint when they meet for the transaction police warned shoppers to meet in well populated areas. oakland police questioned a man in the shooting death of another early this morning, happened at 2:00 a.m. at an apartment building on some street police say a confrontation took place between the two men the victim died at the st. his identity not released no arrests have been made. in oakland looks to cut down on violence especially by and against children the police chief called for a curfew for teens in this city but reporter lisa washington shows us parents take a different approach. >>> another statistic on oakland crime since january

. >> reporter: three days and 40 miles later, the kenyan border patrol found little lopez and took him to a refugee camp. it was his home for the next 10 years. his new enemies became disease, hunger, and dispair. lopez attended church services. he longed for a deeper relationship with god and wanted to be baptized. during a christmas eve service, he made a commitment to live like jesus. >> i've been chosen, and god wanted me to follow the cross and follow him. and how jesus appointed his disciples, called them by name. and that's why i'm doing god's work. >> reporter: he began running the 18-mile perimeter of the refugee camp to meet the kids' self-imposed requirement to play in the soccer games. it served as a distraction. >> it is going to keep me away from thinking about my meal. it is very tough to see that little rationing, and you know you only can eat one meal a day. so running became something like i have to keep myself away from hunger. >> reporter: when lopez turned 16, a remarkable opportunity opened. he was among 3800 displaced kids chosen to live with families in the unit

will be shared, they are saying that the customs or citizenship and services will not share with border patrol or other enforcement figures unless it is a national security or criminal issue. there are some protections built in. >> we know this program came about because of the executive order by president obama. what happens if mitt romney ris elected in november? what is the impact on the applicants and the plan? >> even the most conservatives that i talked to, the ones that want strict controls. they don't believe mitt romney would revoke the work permits and temporary status for immigrants. he could stop the program. in two years, he could decide not to renew the program. this is similar to another program called temporary protective status. there are groups that have gotten this over the years. cubans and liberians. as far as i know, it is unheard of for somebody with temporary protective status to have that status revoked unless they did something else like a criminal act. >> belva: this is open to all groups? not just latinos? >> any immigrant who meets the age requirements and other re

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. >> reporter: is that a pair of christian louboutins in the hands of a border patrol. they're usually selling for up to 6,000 bucks but now, they're a counterfeiter's dream. you're looking at 20,000 pairs of fake louboutins there. >> these are coming out of china. >> reporter: every year, they intercept a staggering 1,000 shipments of counterfeit goods. we're not just talking high fashion. we've got kids' shoes from china with danger levels lead, and a whole container of tvs and this fan. wiring with that, it's going to catch on fire. counterfeit and pirated goods cost the u.s. economy 750,000 american jobs and up to $250 billion a year. >> there's also a lot of sales taxes that would go to schools and hospitals that are not being received when you buy counterfeit goods. >> reporter: they range from food to car parts to boards for nasa. you could never catch allel counterfeit stuff. in los angeles, 13,000 containers a day, half of those containers come from china. >> reporter: for those who care, how do you spot a fake pair? >> this has rigids. >> reporter: it must cur

so border patrol. personal control of transportation. and energy security. so those three markets pretty much around the world where we're concentrating. >> any particular market more important? mid east asia? >> predominantly the mid east and asia are predominantly the ones. there is turmoil and people are focused on what to do to modernize. >> the f16, a spectacular product for you guys, more nan 4500 jets delivered, almost two dozen air forces, what is supposed to be be replaced by the joint strike fighter and that is delayed and unit costs are rising. and analysts say the aircraft is getting unaffordable for the a lot of the f16 operators. >> there is a large market for upgrades but remember the whole program for a long time is the long-term replacement of f16s, f18s, carriers by an f35 but for a number of years, there will be -- the u.s. air force will be operating both f16s and f35s. but the program is to bring new avionics on the eastern radar, and the upgrades. there are several countries right now that have programs to begin that upgrade process. so

border patrol agent. so far, holder refused to release the documents.he white house also refused citing executive privilege. issa claims the privilege does not exist in this case. >>> nfl wide receiver chad johnson is once again looking for a job. the miami dolphins cut him yesterday hours after police arrested him for allegedly head butting his wife reality tv star. johnson had been battling just to make the dolphins roster. the 34-year-old is facing a misdemeanor domestic battery charge. he could face a year in jail and $1,000 fine. >>> the u.s. men's basketball team followed the women in capturing olympic gold. the men defeated spain 107-100 p n. a rematch of the 2008 beijing games. it was a close game throughout but the u.s. pulled away in the fourth quarter. kevin durant sdoerd a team high of 30 points. it's the fifth time in the past six summer games america has taken home the gold in men's basketball. >>> america once again crushed the competition in the medal count. the u.s. took home 104 total medals, 46 of those gold. china was next closest wi

the former head of the national border patrol union is due in court on monday, and here's why.rand jury is indicting terence vonner, retired president, on 12 counts. those 12 counts range from wire fraud to using hundreds of thousands of dollars in union money for personal use. william la jeunesse is live in our l.a. bureau with more. william? >> reporter: books, luggage, meals, airplane tickets, according to the indictment, t.j. bonner scammed the men and women he represented for years making them pay for his clothing, magazines, gifts for his wife, visits to his mistress. the last 22 years he was president which meant he didn't work in the field, he worked out of his home, he traveled a lot going to different border patrol sector, meeting with presidents and reporters. now, as union president he pushed through policies that allegedly helped him soak the membership like clothing allowances and something called lost wages which was, basically, overtime. his false claims included time when bonner was actually visiting his mistress in chicago or family members as well as trips to

detection may be the stuff of fiction the homeland security department is considering a virtual border patrol which would scan billions of bytes and bits to stop cyber crime before it happens that's like sticking a microphone in everyone's living room so you can listen to all the conversations and what is really bad guys internet freedom advocates helped defeat to controversial copyright bills but the u.s. house voted to force private companies like facebook to share personal data with the government and military when it comes to protecting our civil rights and civil liberties we don't usually give a government check and that's really what these bills have done in a lot of ways across the atlantic britain is on the verge of a web wide big brother internet and phone providers are reading black boxes to let the government to monitor every email phone call even as a mass this is the first step toward the government taking control of the internet it's already blocks web pages it deems illegal but under the digital economy act it will soon add copyright violators to the blacklist anyone suspected

r t though as ever we've picked out a few the family way here find out how brothers working as border patrol agents held underage of illegal immigrants into the u.s. from mexico so by and north korea reports that have sounded the alarm about u.s. and south korean terror plans to blow up monuments of former communist leaders now we dig a bit deeper into this online to try to find out if the fears of any foundations want to catch up with it dot com. lympics summer spectacles coming to a close tonight with the last of the events completed now in the medals handed out but some are wondering what's next for the country where serious economic troubles remain last august saw rioting crowds across england torching and looting with the police unable to regain control from the week smith looks at what lessons have been learned one year on. rioting looting disorder these were the explosive themes on the streets in towns in cincinnati in england last august shops and warehouses attacked and taught by. out of control youth and adults alike a situation the police took days to bring on to control a year on

dot com including go in the family way find out how brothers working as border patrol agents help hundreds of illegal immigrants enter the u.s. from mexico it's on line from us also reporting to tonight north korean reports sounding the alarm about a u.s. and south korean terror plot to blow up monuments of former communist leaders we delve into that a bit more try and find out if their fears have any foundation you get up to speed with the two at r.t. dot com. london this is lympics summer spectacles coming to a close tonight with the last of the events completed now the medals handed out but some are wondering what's next for the country with serious economic troubles remain last august saw crowds riot and loot across england with the police unable to regain control for almost a week what is the risk with looks at what lessons have been learned one year on. draw it saying looting disorder these were the explosive scenes on the streets in towns and cities in england last august shops and warehouses attacked and taught by out of control youths and adults alike a situation the police took d