customs and border protection apprehended or encountered almost 475,000 families, 90% of whom across our border unlawfully. three times more than any previous full year record. in the month of may alone, we saw it 8000, 630 members of family units arrive at our border, four times the record month in the last major search. as i've testified multiple times, and if experts throughout this missed ration as well as leaders in previous and ministry's and savitz lane, the driving factor for this crisis is weakness in our legal framework for immigration. human smugglers advertise and migrants know well that if even if they cross our border illegally, arriving in our border with the child has meant that they will be released in the united states to wait for court proceedings that could take five years or more. it is this keep gap in our immigration framework that comes rate 2015 reinterpretation of the floras settlement agreement an agreement no more than two , decades old by a federal district court judge. this reinterpretation, which applied for the first time the requirements to accompany m

customs and border protection tweeted the computers are back up and running. "the effective systems are coming back online and ralphers are being process the." cbp will continue to monitor the incident. we spoke to several customers that had to wait. and this is what they had to go through. >> the biggest line i'vever seen. really long. went all the wait pretty much to the plane and they had us hold about 30 minutes before we got off the plane. said nobody could get off because the system was down. we're picking up relatives from germany and we just texted them just a few minutes ago. it has been like 2 1/2 hours since they got off their plane. he told me it's still going to be another half hour. we're looking at about three hours. >> now, let's keep in mind travelers were being processed which led to those people having to wait in line for a long time. a spokesperson said the system issue did not lead to any flight delays here at sfo and, of course, we've seen that many people had who wait and many people were aggravated for. the u.s. customs and border prote

during the first 10 months, customs and border protection apprehended 470 5000 families. 90% crossed the border unlawfully. three times more than any previous full year of record. sawhe month of may we 88,630 family members arrive at the border, four times the record amounts. as i have testified multiple times and has experts and leaders have explained, the driving factor is our legal framework for immigration. human smugglers advertise and migrants know well that even if they've crossed the border illegally, arriving with a child means that they will be released into the united states to wait for court proceedings. frameworkap in our comes from our 2015 reimport -- reinterpretation of the florida settlement agreement, in agreement two decades old. this reinterpretation, which applied for the first time the requirements for accompanied minors has forced labor govern -- force the government to release families into the country and incentivize's -- incentivizes legal proceedings. has single ruling substantially caused and continues to fuel this family unit crisis and the unprecedented f

basically saying if you work with selling any of this technology to something like customs and border protection or if you've been on contracts with the government, you are essentially enabling human rights abuses. what do you make of that? >> this is so interesting, so many angles. it reminds me of a phrase i heard from your previous gas, guy benson. the politicization of everything. everything is politics. we side with the boycotts against fitness studios because of a political donation. it's a big deal. you saw with google as you reporting on the border contract but then previously we saw with google in relation to the department of defense and the project maven i think it was called. one after another we have seen these employees of companies

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customs and border protection apprehended or encountered nearly 475,000 families, 91st percent crossing unlawfully -- 95% crossing unlawfully. soughtmonth of may, we 88,006 hundred 30 members of family units arrive at our border, four times the record in the last major search. as i have testified and experts throughout this administration and leaders from previous administration's have explained, the driving factor for this crisis is weakness in our legal framework for immigration. human smugglers advertise and micro to know well that even if they cross the border illegally, arriving with the child meant that they will be released into the u.s. to wait for court proceedings i can take five years or more. this key gap in immigration comes from a 2015 reinterpretation of the settlement agreement, an agreement no more than two decades old by a federal district court judge. this reinterpretation, which apply for the first time the requirements to accompany minors has forced the government to release families into the country after just 20 days. incentivizing legal entry, adding to the growi

customs and border protection in just a moment. rrett tenney tells us where things stand tonight. >> i'm here at the border, we are about to cross into see a dead war juarez. >> lawmakers headed to see about the humanitarian crisis firsthand. they met with migrants trying to come to the u.s. and solid living conditions are like for those in custody during a tour of the detention facility. the flow of migrants is slowing, after peaking in may, cbp apprehensions dropped in june and officials expect that trend to continue in july. apprehensions typically declined during the hot summer months but today commissioner mark morgan argued to the administration's policies are having an impact as well. without congress taking action, it's a temporary solution. >> this is a crisis, even with the help we are getting from mexico and guatemala but it's not sustainable. >> more than 26,000 asylum-seekers have been sent back to mexico since january as part of the administration's return to mexico agreement which forces them to wait in mexico for mon

customs and border protection apprehended or encountered nearly 475,000 families, 91st percent crossing unlawfully -- 95% crossing unlawfully. in the month of may, we sought 88,006 hundred 30 members of family units arrive at our border, four times the record in the last major search. as i have testified and experts throughout this administration and leaders from previous administration's have explained, the driving factor for this crisis is weakness in our legal framework for immigration. human smugglers advertise and micro to know well that even if they cross the border illegally, arriving with the child meant that they will be released into the u.s. to wait for court proceedings i can take five years or more. this key gap in immigration comes from a 2015 reinterpretation of the settlement agreement, an agreement no more than two decades old by a federal district court judge. this reinterpretation, which apply for the first time the requirements to accompany minors has forced the government to release families into the country after just 20 days. incentivizing legal entry, adding to t

we are making progress but to mitigate the crisis. >> and its role on working with unisys and border protection and also, on the third country state agreement. >> i want to thank by the way, the country of mexico. they have got 21,000 soldiers on the border right now. i am starting to like mexico a lot. they do a lot more for us than the democrats do, right? lou: what he said is absolutely the truth. we have a, now -- by the way did you think that you would ever hear a cheer from mexico from a rally crowd? because that is what you heard. the national left-wing media will not acknowledge that because it does not suit the leftist national media narrative nor does it suit the narrative that they have constructed about this president. but he is talking positively about mexico. that crowd, the rally crowd is boosting, not booing common boosting mexico. appreciative of its efforts in securing the border after all, of both nations that is mexico and the united states against common enemies. and those enemies are the cartels. the 20 drug cartels in mexico. >> that is absolutely correct. everything you

this was handed over to customs and border protection. it is still unclear who it belongs to.hances are that they dumped it. >>> it is getting to be a habit. the coast guard had said that they have scraped up straight pot from the ocean 10 times this year. >>> investigators are saying a few feet may have saved a nascar star's life. we have new details on the investigation. >> reporter: ntsb investigators surveyed the burned-out records of the private plane that crashed thursday curing deal earnhardt junior and his family. >> the airplane basically bounced at least twice before coming down hard on the runway landing gear. >> reporter: officials say that it slammed into a fence that wrapped around the plane. everybody was able to get out alive. paramedics were seen attending to earnhardt. >> this was just after it hit the ground. >> reporter: witnesses captured the aftermath of the fiery crash. >> is everybody okay? did everybody come out all right? >> reporter: access will continue to burn. investigators are recovering the cockpit voice recorder and surveillance video from buil

customs and border protection says their systems are back online this morning. a crazy rush getting people where they need to go. >> still dealing with the ripple effect. big mess out there. >>> we start with the new details in the death of jeffrey epstein. the medical examiner releasing autopsy results as a third civil suit is filed following the accused sex trafficker's death. >> reporter: overnight jeffrey epstein's official cause of death revealed just as a new lawsuit is brought against him. after a careful review of all investigative material, new york city's chief medical examiner ruling the multi-millionaire died from suicide by hanging. sources tell abc news epstein who was awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges, sustained a broken hyoid bone in his neck. this as we learn two guards failed to do welfare checks every 30 minutes, later finding him dead in his manhattan jail cell a week ago. epstein's attorneys releasing a statement saying his safety was the responsibility of the mcc. we are not satisfied with the conclusions of the medical exam

a shocking new report from three customs and border protection whistle-blowers on the agency's failure to comply with the federal law mandating dna collection by criminal illegal immigrants, within hours of our reporting on that story last night, the department of homeland security announced it will be following the law and actively begin collecting dna and provide that information to the fbi and a cross-check against violent crimes on record. chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge has the report. >> after your show last night, fox news received this statement from a homeland security official confirming that they would now comply with the law and provide samples from illegal immigrants to the fbi violent crimes database. under the direction of the acting secretary, dhs is working closely with the department of justice on a path forward for dna collection, for the combined dna index system. this is a major development after fox news first profiled the three border agency whistle-blowers, who brought the case against homeland security. and a government watchdog sided with t

customs and border protection says a key computer system used to process arriving passengers is slowlyoming back online. it was down for hours this afternoon. and that has led to excruciatingly long waits at international airports nationwide including san francisco international airport. >> and at sfo, hundreds if not thousands of flyers on arriving international flights have been delayed by hours. as we take a live look there. outage impacted arriving passengers with global entry. the cbp says it doesn't suspect the problem was caused by hackers. >> flyers are tweeting experiences. checkpoints all across the country, l.a.x., new york kennedy, miami, seattle-tacoma and washington dulles, both min net at that time san jose and oakland airports have arriving internional eard passport control at those. we'll update you as we get more info. good afternoon. thanks for joining us on this fridbeil. >> i'm am map daetz. today's other big story, the heat. maybe slightly less a little bit. >> a little bit less. >> we have team coverage on the hot weather. >> news anchor eric thomas is in san lea

customs and border protection deemed him inadmissible as they put it the student said that an immigration official questioned him for hours about his friends online activity he was then ordered to unlock his phone and the computer which was then examine for 5 while the border officer did allegedly find the us post there they were apparently unrelated to the student's own pages. i have no single post on my timeline discussing politics the agent said that she found people posting political points of view that opposed the us on my friend list i responded that i didn't like share or comment on them and told her that i shouldn't be held responsible for what others post in a statement to al-jazeera michael mccarthy from the us customs and border protection said juhi was deemed inadmissible to the us based on information discovered during that inspection we're talking about just now spokeswoman times said tuesday that the university is working closely with the students family authorities on this matter so that he can join his classmates in the coming days so maybe the story is not over yet we sp

customs and border protection deemed him in admissable more detail here the student says upon arrivalin america an immigration official questioned him for hours about his religious beliefs and friends of online activity as part of the interrogation further he says he was ordered to unlock his father's computer which were then examined for hours now while the border officer did allegedly find anti us posts on his contacts social media accounts his own pages he said didn't contain anything critical of washington. i have no single post on my timeline discussing politics the agent said that she found people posting political points of view that opposed the us on my friend list i responded that i didn't like share or comment on them and told her that i shouldn't be held responsible for what others post in a statement to al-jazeera u.s. customs and border protection said only that joey was banned for mentoring based on information discovered during the inspection and the story but harvard spokesman said tuesday that the university is working closely still with the students family and furthe

>>lines and frustrated travelers as a computer outage affecting customs and border protection snarls air traffic into the us thanks for joining us at 5 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus. >>and i think you would kiss the outage has customs officers manually processing travelers. and this problem is apparently happening all across the country. a cbp official says that there's no indication that the system was intentionally derailed it's unclear what may have caused this problem. our kron four's michelle kingston joins us now live from san francisco international airport to show how on are people waiting in line. >>well it's just a mess people without us passports are waiting 2 to 3 hour hours here at sfo to get to that customs line they say absolutely exhausted and just want to get out of the airport. i think 3 hours now what 2 and a half hours. >>it's taking people without us passports hours to get through customs at san francisco international airport. it's all the way to the back. >>the hallway that leads back to the gates and those people are going to be in there a long time. >>the

customs and border protection deemed him inadmissible now the student says that upon arrival in america an immigration official questioned him for hours about his religious beliefs and friends online activity seems as part of the interrogation he says he was ordered to unlock his phone and computer which with an exam and for which he says while the border obviously did actually find and a u.s. post on his contacts social media accounts he says his own pages didn't contain anything critical of washington. i have no single post on my timeline discussing politics the agent said that she found people posting political points of view that opposed the us on my friend list i responded that i didn't like share or comment on them and told her that i shouldn't be held responsible for what others post while in a statement to our viewers here u.s. customs and border protection said that a job it was banned from entering based on information discovered during the inspection and quote meantime a harvard spokesman though said tuesday that the university is working closely with the student family and t

and border protection tweeted the computers are back up after the backup and travelers are no longerng processed manually. a travel agent had to wait for hours for his clients and the golden family who are happy they are leaving the airport. >> waited like an hour. >> maybe an hour and a bunch of flights getting off ath

customs and border protection said that only a jew i was banned from entering place that informationdiscovered during mean spec sion harvard spokesman said on said on tuesday that the university is working closely with the students family and your forty's so that ismael can join his classmates in the coming days the university's president has previously criticized the trumpet ministrations visa restrictions and so-called muslim ban which last year saw $37000.00 applications rejected we spoke to a palestinian journalist ramzy both about the case. it's a very dangerous precedent it's not something that only palestinians or arabs should be worried about but i think everyone else including americans should be worried about it as well but it's also part of the larger trajectory of anti palestinian measures that have been taken by this administration for years only a few days prior to what happened with ismail at joe we wasn't the state department has removed any reference to palestine or the palestinian authority from its page this is also a continuation of the crackdown on any aid that i

customs and border protection. fficials are, quote, perpetuating a system of abuse and neglect on the border. we have the latest now. >> i haven't heard back from google on this, but it's yet to respond to these claims in the petition, but more than 500 workers signed this petition so far. they also said that working with cbp and i.c.e. would be facilitating human rights abuses. this is all about cloud contracts and it is a huge part of google's business and it is a segment where it competes with amazon. google makes roughly 8 billion dollars in sales from the cloud business, but the employees feel there should be some restrictions on the kind of work that google can do, that in this case google would be quote complicit by working with these agencies. last year a similar situation arose when workers protested google's work with the pentagon. in that case it was over a project which actually uses an eye in conjunction with drones. that petition saw more than 4,000 signatures. it even brought on some resignations at g

a customs and border protection computer outage. officials tells foxbusiness, they are back online and passengers are being processed at this time. the agency tweeted out they will continue to monitor the incident and there was no indication the disruption was malicious in nature. at least at this time. the audit causing massive delays airports from jfk to san diego and many cities in between. one traveler posted a video on twitter join thousands of people she said were waiting to be processed there. a passenger arriving at jfk complaining on twitter about it saying it's hot, no air in a narrow hallway, people were backing up on the escalator falling all over each other. the airports twitter feed updating, check your flight status. no significant impacts to flights. the cb piece of the outage only affected airports, not land border crossings and all travelers were screened according to security standards. they did have access to databases. they will continue to follow-up on whether or not there was malicious behavior or not. >> than

it claims that customs and border protection has been feeling to collect dna samples from detained migrants nearly a decade. and that this distributed distg violation of federal law has allowed criminals to walk free. catherine herridge is live at the justice department with more on this story. catherine? >> thanks, melissa. good afternoon. in this 7-page letter to the president obtained by fox news, the office of special counsel said customs and border protection has failed to follow federal law, compromise public safety, and let violent offenders walk through it also contains the strongest possible language rebuking the department for also defending its actions over the last decade. it reads in part, "the agency's noncompliance with the law has allowed subjects subsequently accused of violent crimes, including homicide and sexual assault, to elude detection even when detained multiple times by customs and border protection. this is an unacceptable dereliction of the agency's law-enforcement mandates." fox news first profiled the whistle-blowers behind his complaint last month, and under t

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this time, as you mentioned, a customs and border protection computer outage. officials telling fox business the affected systems are back on line, passengers are being processed at in the time. the agency also tweeting out it will continue to monitor the incident and, of course, there was no indication the disruption was malicious in nature, at least at this time. the outage causing massive delays at international airports from jfk to san diego and many cities in between. at dulles international just outside of washington, d.c., one traveler posting a video on twitter showing thousands of people, she said, were waiting to be processed there. a passenger areeving at jfk complaining also on twitter about the system outage saying, it's hot, there's no air in a narrow hallway. people are backing up on the escalator and falling all over each other. here at los angeles international the airport's twitter feed updating travelers to check their flight status and saying officers have processed the majority of waiting passengers with, quote, no significant impacts to fl

customs and border protection says it's dramatically increased detention capacity in recent weeks in texas an additional $4500.00 migrants are being held in tent cities the government says that the people inside are well cared for and protected from the desert sun but the migrant deaths still continue 2 weeks ago a 33 year old man from el salvador died shortly after being arrested more than a dozen migrants including children have died in government custody in the past year and a half to rule 2 is the point all of this is meant to be a deterrent it is meant to be a deterrent is meant to be a punishment then there's the recent allegation that a border patrol agent in yuma arizona sexually assaulted a detained 15 year old girl the u.s. homeland security secretary says that is under investigation in the allegation that's raised by policy must be immediately reported to an independent investigative agency and they take that for action critics say the migrants are refugees and should be greeted with assistance rather than a rest and possible abuse the u.s. government says it's trying to e

in july customs and border protection said it encountered 82,000 people on the southern border. that is a big number but also a big drop from the month before when it was over 104,000. what happened to precipitate that? follows an agreement with mexico to reduce the number of immigrants crossing the border. here is what the acting director of customs and border protection said. is unequivocally not the result of seasonal trends but negotiations of this president and this administration specifically with our international partners and their has been stepped up enforcement by ice including the operation to arrest 700 illegal immigrants in mississippi, the largest action of its kind. >> this administration, this president is all about law and order. without laws we have now order and without enforcement of laws we have no justice but as long as we are around in the us attorney's office in the department of justice we will enforce the laws on the books. >> that enforcement action generated a lot of controversy about half of those who were arrested have already been released. rob: we

now the acting head of customs and border protection touting that victory. turner has the story. >> reporter: san francisco appeals court has for now sided with president trump and will allow his new policy to go forward. it's designed to limit asylum requests from immigrants in honduras, el salvador, and mexico. the san fran court yesterday afternoon blocked the nationwide injunction from a california judge that had ump's team from implementing their policy. that court order reads in part, the district court clearly aired by failing to consider why nationwide relief is necessary to remedy plaintiff alleged haarms. based on the limited records before us we do not believe a nationwide injunction is justified. the acting customs and were chief says this order will pave the way for the fulfillment of a top-tier priority. >> in those states, texas and new mexico, where we can institute this now, this will be a game changer. it will allow us to absolutely institute an initiative, what we truly believe will help stem the flow of illegal immigration. >> reporter: t

border protections, computers have all shut down. outage is now causing major delays of airports around the country. their computers are down but the agency is working on getting them back online. customs and border protection tweeting this moment ago, they are experiencing a temporary outage with this processing systems at various airports enter. they are taking action to address the technology disruptions. officers continue to process international travelers using alternative procedures until the systems are back online. what a mess it must be. stocks bouncing back today, capping off wild week of mayhem to end on a high note. dow closing up 306 points, all three of more than 1%. while stocks rally back big time, trump warning voters that he may be their only choice if they want to keep the economy going school both being ahead. >> if i wouldn't have won the election, these markets would have crashed. [cheering] that will happen even more in 2020. bottom line, i know you like me in this room is on it, you have no choice but to vote

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customs and border protection. back then, democrats didn't complain about it. but they sure are complaining now. chuck schumer saying "taking these critical funds from disaster preparedness and recovery efforts threatens lives and weakens the government's ability to help americans in the wake of natural disaster. i talked to them both and fema and dhs says that's not true. it does not go in effect when chuck schumer says it will. there's money left in the base account to preposition any supplies needed between now and the end of the year, september 30th. there's also a second account in the disaster relief fund called the majors account that is the account that funds disaster recovery and fema told me that in that account, there's currently $27 billion. shep? >> shepard: john roberts live. thank you. the president made border security a main stay of his message dating back to the campaign with build that wall and mexico will pay for it. the last promise is long gone. despite the president's claims to the contraircontrary, there' wall. existing barriers have bee

border protection apprehended almost 495,000, and most crossed the border, three times more than any other fall record. may alone, 88630 family units arrive at our border, four times the last major surge. as i've testified and experts throughout the administration as well as previous administrations explained, the driving factor for this crisis is weakness in our system. they know if they cross illegally, arriving with a child they'll be release into the interior that could take five years or more. this gap comes from a 2015 review of an agreement more than two decades old by a court judge. this reinterpretation has generally forced the government to release families into the country after just 20 days and incentivizing illegal entry and adding to the backlog, and this ruling has caused to continue the fuel in the crisis in the unprecedented flow of american families and minors legally crossing our border until today. an of work, consideration of over 100,000 comments from shake holders and members of the public, and the trump administration has established a new rule based on the pr

. >>> the acting commissioner of customs and border protection is defending mass immigration raids at food processes plants in mississippi last week. mark morgan says he insists they're not actually raids. >> i think words matter. these aren't raids. these are targeted laur eed law enforcement operations. this is a joint criminal investigation with i.c.e. in the justice targeting workside enforcement. companies that knowingly and willfully hire illegal aliens so in most cases they can exploit them further for their bottom line. >> reporter: research shows between march of this year, the trump administration has prosecuted zero companies, zero companies, and just 11 individuals. >> morgan was also asked about the widely seen video of a young girl crying and begging for her father to be returned. >> i need my dad, please. my dad didn't do nothing. he's not a criminal. governments, please put your hearts. let parents be with everybody else, please. >> here's morgan responding to this video. watch. >> they are here illegally and then a lot of times there's additional fraud that goes with

separate issue, in response to recent challenges of the border the administration directed and implemented the implementation of the market protection protocol as well is the crosstraining of border agents to perform the duties of the u.s. cis asylum officers. i have significant concerns about both initiatives and will be interested in hearing your perspective on these assignments which are outside of your scope of work and impacting your stated mission in duties to protect our borders. finally, it's concerning how this administration has an permitted policy after policy that seems singularly focused on reducing the flow of migrants without regard to our countries asylum laws or the impact they will have on migrants and particularly the right to claim asylum. this is one example of how many of the president's actions are contrary to what we mean when we say our border security policy must be consistent with our laws and american values. together we must find a balance which badly, up to now, has been lacking in many areas. before i turned to the chief for a summary of her written statement the text of which will be included in the h

. >> customs and border protection experienced an outage with its computers at various airports on friday. this left lots of international travellers in long lines. the wait times at various airports really frustrated many of the passengers. they found themselves having to be processed by customs and border protection manually because the systems were down. it is unclear what caused the outage but we do know it created lots of trav woes for these international passengers. many airlines forced to rebook these passengers because they missed flights. >> president trump has reportedly expressed interest in buying greenland but the arctic island is giving the president a cold response. saying we're open for business but not for sale. >> reporter: completely insane. he's gone crazy. no, thank you. the uproar in greenland over the whole idea that president trump thinks maybe the united states should buy the world's largest island has been swift and strong. i can only laugh. he's lost his marbles. the white house is not saying if this is a serious proposal and the "wall street journal" which brok

does not have a prior criminal conviction even though the acting commissioner of customs and border protection told cnn on sunday that he had committed a crime. it's still unclear if charges will be brought against owners and management who hired undocumented workers at the mississippi plants that authorities had raided. >>> the fbi is investigating shooting incidents targeting two buildings in san antonio. buildings where connections to immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. shots were fired early tuesday morning into one building housing i.c.e. offices and another nearby where an i.c.e. contractor was located. the fbi says an unknown number of people in cars pulled up and started firing. there's no question the suspects knew exactly which floors the i.c.e. offices were on. federal employees were inside one of the facilities when shots were fired. nobody was hurt. authorities have not linked the san antonio shootings to the mississippi i.c.e. raids. >>> the distribution of water to newark residents at risk of lead contact nation -- contamination are hitting a snag. they were past the s

are basically saying if you work with selling this technology to something like customs and border protectionon contract with the government you are enabling human rights abuses. what do you make of that? >> reminds me of a phrase i first heard from a previous guest, guy benson, the politicization of everything. everything is politics was we side with the boycott against fitness studios because of political donations and this big deal, you saw it with google as you were reporting on the border contracts but previously we saw it with google in relation to the department of defense and one after another we see these employees of companies saying we will work with the regime, the trump administration that they consider authoritarian but at the same time especially with google they will work with the chinese regime which is obviously far more authoritarian than anything you could imagine in america. and the facial recognition story which you mentioned from amazon developing facial recognition the chinese government is really deploying facial recognition in frankly orwellian ways to control the po

well us customs and border protection is downplaying an emotional video showing a girl begging for agents to release her parents after raids in mississippi. a video that it's all right there nearly 700 undocumented immigrants were rounded up wednesday at 7 meat processing plants and 6 mississippi cities since then an 11 year-old girl was seen on video sopping in pleading for ice to let her parents go the acting us customs and border protection commissioner seemed to dispute the video. >>the girl i know it's emotional i know it's done on purpose to show a a picture like that understand that the girls upset and i get that but her father committed a crime. >>morgan said the majority of people in the us illegally steal identities of us citizens and get fraudulent documents like social security cards white house has told ice to conduct dozens more workplace raids. well authorities say a morning fire in pennsylvania claimed the lives of 5 children and sent another person to the hospital. firefighters say the victims died in the fire an eerie reported at about one 15 this morning. reports say th

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why the head of customs and border protection says the raids were carried out to protect immigrants. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. monday morning, august 12th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. i feel like we are some of the kids who are a little bit sad, we are in gray. >> that's a good point. back to school. >> we just did this by accident. some kids are heading back to school today. >> it will be a warm one. the wear is the one to stay cool. >> pick the shorts. a day for that. we are looking at temperatures mild to warm from the coast around the bay and hot inland, a little hotter than yesterday. sfo, mostly clear skies and san francisco reporting 61 degrees, santa rosa 56. oakland 62. livermore and san jose also in the low 60s. temperatures are similar to yesterday, we are little bit warmer in fairfield, concord, 4 degrees. everybody else within a couple of degrees. visibility looks good. we have a little bit of fog, you can see along the coastline and inside the bay. outside of that, everybody starting out mostly clear. we will be most

a top government watchdog claims the customs and border protection agency failed to collect dna samplesrom migrants for decades. the man who blew the whistle on the obama era negligence has more to tell us, next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> the failure to implement this program has a real risk for americans. >> is not a risk, it's factual that since this law was passed almost ten years ago, u.s. citizens and lawful permanent residents and others have been harmed and killed by people that cbp had in custody and in many respects on multiple occasions. >> laura: a shocking morning from a government whistle-blower on the decade-long failure of customs and border protection officials to follow the law. and take dna samples from detained migrants. the goal of that program was to prosecute and remove illegals whose dna matched the fbi's violent criminal database. the obama administration p