james bradley jr. appeared in a texas court mondayr: trapped in truck. james bradley jr. appeared in a texas court monday charged with transporting undocumented immigrants. gabe guttierez has the latest. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say james bradley jr. is the 60-year-old trucker who drove undocumented immigrants to a stifling end. ten are dead after san antonio police found 39 of them including teenagers trapped in this tractor trailer. >> it's dangerous, putting somebody's life at risk. these smugglers, they are callus. >> reporter: new court documents reveal bradley told investigators he was driving a truck from iowa to brownsville, texas, but it stopped in laredo to get it washed and detailed. he said he was unaware of the contents until he stopped to use the restroom. when he opened the back door, he said he was knocked to the ground by some who escaped and he noticed bodies lying on the floor like meat. t this as temperatures reached triple digits on saturday. some of the survivors said they started taking turns blooeting from breathing from the only hole. they

he's been identified as 60 years old engagement matthew bradley jr., of clearwater, florida, but it's unclear if he was the driver of the tractor-trailer. he is expected to make his first court appearance on monday. developing closer to home in baltimore, the search is on for at killer after a 97 year old man was found dead inside his home. wadl take it had office youths signs of tram a to his body. there was evidence could one forced their way into the home. anyone with information is called to baltimore plissments an early morning crash in prince george's county has left one woman dead. she was driving king highway when she hit a guardrail at the intersection of glenn adder den park way. the woman who has not been identif ied was pronounced dead at the scene. a juvenile passenger was injured, but is expected to be okay. in montgomery county three people are recovering following an accident involving a golf cart. this all happened just before 10:00 last night along horn bee drive in rockville. the victims were all ejected present the golf cart. the women suffered serious, but non lif

. >> james bradley jr. arrived at federal court this morning. 10 died and 30 were sent to the hospital without dehydration. >> this happens more than you realize. people were desperate to come to the country. >> some of the countries were believed to have entered the country illegally and then got into the trailer somewhere in texas. >> i can't imagine them being stuck in there and dying when they thought they were going to don champion, cbs news. >> this is how horrible conditions were inside the tractor trailer. a federal complaint says immigrants packed there discovered outside the texas wal-mart were taking turns breathing through a hole in the trailer and pounding on the walls to get the driver's attention. >>>in london, the parents of terminally ill baby are dropping their five month legal battle to send him to the united states for experimental treatment. the couple cried today as the lawyer said time had run out for the 11-month-old charlie. his father said his son won't live to see his first birthd

james matthew bradley jr.king the people from mexico and guatemala. 20 other people were rescued. many are hospitalized in very serious condition after suffering heatstroke and dehydration. >>> a wisconsin mother and father are asking tourists going to mexico to pay special attention after their college-age daughter passed out and drowned after drinking at a resort bar. the family suspects the alcohol was tainted and caused the 20-year-old to lose consciousness. >>> in his final interview before he died, late actor john heard said he wanted to undergo back surgery so he could return to work. heard was found dead friday at a palo alto hotel where he was recuperating from the procedure that was performed at stanford medical center. >>> the russia probe is expected to headline a busy week in washington. health care reform and a new democratic economic plan are also on the agenda. abc7 news reporter brian clark has a preview. >> reporter: this week, the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, heads to capitol hill

james bradley jr. charged with knowingly transporting undocumented immigrants.e told authorities these had no idea -- he had no idea undocumented immigrants were packed inside the tractor-trailer he was hauling. one of the survivors describing a horrifying scene saying the trapped victims each took turns taking breaths from a hole in the truck. the death toll now rising to ten. of the 39 people found inside the trailer, 25 were mexican nationals. bradley's request for bail will be taken up at a preliminary hearing on thursday. >>> charlie gard's devastated parents have ended their battle to bring the little boy to the u.s. >> our son is in absolute -- is an absolute warrior. we could not be prouder and will miss him terribly. >> what his parents have to say next. >>> israel has decided to remove recently installed metal detectors from the access to the mosque in jerusalem. the metal detectors triggering protests and violence over the past two weeks in jerusalem and the west bank. let's go live to jerusalem and bring in cnn's ian lee. good morning to you. securit

james math eye bradley jr. claims he did not know he was transporting humans. when he found out police say he never called 911. the original owner of the truck says he recently sold it to a man in mexico. >> raert breaking end to charlie guard. paept of a boy with a genetic condition dropped the case in seeking treatment for their son carly's parents hoped to bring the baby from the uk to u.s. to get experimental treatment for the condition. it would prolong his suffering. the window so save their son closed. >> a sunken german ship have 130 million worth of nazi gold. the question is whose money is. it sunk inshe was discould have had offer lis land and was headed to germany. the gold was never delivered the captain was ordered to sink the ship rather than had it seized. officials have to look into who actually has ownership rights to the treasure. >> if your belly has jig toll it you're not alone. nearly 90% of men have a beer belly and women don't fair much better. 80% of women have a gut. pro ounce noed tummies pronounced with older people all that fat is n

. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say james bradley jr., the 60 year old trucker who drove undocumented immigrants to a stifling end. ten are dead after 39 were found trapped in this tractor-trailer. >> it's dangerous, you know, putting somebody's life at risk. these smugglers are callous. >> reporter: he was driving the truck from iowa to brownsville, texas but had stopped to get it washed and detailed. he says he was unaware of the contents until he stopped to use the restroom. he noticed bodies lying on the floor like meat. the gruesome scene unfolded as temperatures reached triple digits on saturday. some of the survivors started taking turns breathing from the only ventilation hole. court documents say they paid smugglers to help them cross into the u.s. one survivor from mexico owed the smugglers $5500. this dramatic police body camera video from 2015 in texas shows desperate conditions dozens of undocumented immigrants, gasping for air, rescued in time. a 13 year old boy among the survivors. >> they're willing to risk their lives for their kids and family members. >> reporter: la

. >> reporter: james bradley jr. should never have been driving the tractor trailer that carried roughly 100 illegal em grants into san antonio. florida had suspended his commercial driving license back in april. ten people died including 19-year-old frank fuentes. he graduated from high school in virginia but had been deported. the 60-year-old bradley's criminal history dates back 20 years with felony arrests in colorado for menacing and assault and florida for an escape warrant. he spent a year in a colorado prison. more than a dozen survivors remain hospitalized, some in critical condition. >> it's never just the driver, himself or herself. >> shane folden, in charge of the homeland security office is leading the criminal investigation. >> these organizations consider these people simply a commodity. they don't think of them as people. they look at them from a profit perspective. >> reporter: as a commercial driver bradley repeatedly had been cited for federal safety violations. he's entered no plea with these rel

the driver of that truck, james bradley, jr., faces a federal charge that could carry the death penalty. investigators say he is just part of a large human smuggling organization. the owner of the trucking company linked to the case denies any involvement. he says he sold his trailer to someone in mexico. one of the surviving victims told a guatemala diplomat they were going to houston. he denies knowing what was inside his trailer. >> the district and some communities in maryland and virginia will face a tough new choice when it comes to immigration. the justice department laid out new requirements today that d cities must now allow federal agents into jails to interview criminals suspected of being in the country illegally. they also must give early notice before releasing inmates who have been flagged by the department of homeland security. critics argued that those rules will erode trust in local law enforcement and make undocumented immigrants afraid to call 911. the new rules take effect in september. >> leon here with the live desk where we are working now to learn what started t

the driver, james bradley, jr. was arrested and 20 people were treated for heatstroke and extreme dehydration. the people in the truck were from mexico and guatemala and the texas congressman says that the lack of immigration reform is part of the problem. >> no one person is responsible for the failure but it represents the systemic failure. today we saw this prospect. >> yesterday at the vigil dozen showed up to remember those victims in many were holding signs calling for immigration reform. the department of homeland security is helping with the investigation and authorities are looking at more people to prosecute in the case. >>> it is 4:09 am. >>> a deadly crash kills a teenager in the central valley and there is more information about the driver possibly live streaming on social media at the time of the accident. >>> the new police chief in san francisco, we go one-on-one after six months in the office, and what he says is the toughest job ahead. >>> traffic is off to a nice start and here's a live look at i

police immediately arrested the driver of that truck, 60- year-old james matthew bradley, jr.made his first court appears on monday after being formally charged with illegally transporting immigrants for financial gain and could eventually face the death penalty. >> there were a number of vehicles that came in and picked up a lot of the folks that were in that trailer that survived the trip. we're looking at human trafficking crime here. >> reporter: officials are now talking to some of those survivors who say there could have been as many as 100 immigrants in the trailer at one point. they were taking turns breathing through a single air hole and pounding on the walls to get the driver's attention. some texas lawmakers say this case is a perfect example of why sanctuary cities like san antonio need to be shut down while others say the overworked immigration system is to blame. >> all those people stuffed in the back of that trailer truck. this is not by happenstance. this is organized. >> reporter: people are so december -- >> people are so desperate for a better life, a diff

western district of texas say investigators have identified the driver as 60-year-olds james matthew bradley jr. of clearwater, florida. bradley, who is in custody, and anyone else found to be involved, is expected to face state and federal charges as early as monday. officials say they will not release the identities of the victims or where they're from until their families can be notified. >>> from the live desk, a university of montana senior is free this morning after being held for a week by chinese authorities for allegedly injuring a taxi driver. guthrie maclaine told a montana newspaper besides being sleep deprived, he was in good health. he was arrested july 17th in the central china city after intervening in a dispute weeks earlier between a taxi driver and his hearing impaired mother over a fare. the driver claimed maclaine hurt his leg. with the help of montana senator steve daines, he was released at 2:00 monday morning. that was sunday noon our time. he said he will be back in school next month. >>> happening today, the final stages of the case of a british family hoping to bring

nearly 100 illegal immigrants is facing the possibility of life in prison. 60-year-old james matthew bradley, jr. of clearwater, florida made his first court appearance before a federal judge today. he's accused of human smuggling. authorities were called to a walmart parking lot in san antonio on saturday. that's where they discovered the truck and its human cargo. when the police arrived, eight victims were already dead. two more have died since then at the hospital. 20 others are being treated. some of them are reported to be in critical condition. the driver claims he did not know he was transporting human cargo. >>> another video has gone viral for all the wrong reasons. now an 18-year-old woman is suspected of driving under the influence. she was arrested after a car crash that killed her 14-year-old sister near los banos. most of the incident was live streamed on instagram. the video is raising questions about social media. people who saw the instagram video have mixed reactions. >> the saddest thing ever. my concern is there needs to be some type of restrictions in regards to snapping an

attorney richard durbin said police arrested six year old james matthew bradley jr of clearwater florida and connection with the quote smuggling venture gone horribly wrong refugee and immigrant center for education and legal services immigrant advocacy group organized a vigil for the victims on sunday and what. i'm. a little bit better but i don't want to. blow the. boom bust is coming up next right here on our team american lindsey france joins us for a preview of what's ahead lindsey hey there i've got two people ready to go head to head on tax reform the good the bad the ugly also the american mall is going to way of a dinosaur my guest offers an interesting perspective on that we've got new details on nafta trade talks very exciting coming right up right here thanks so much lindsey and that is it for now from one of the stories we've covered go to youtube dot com slash r.t. america also check out our web site r t v dot com forward slash america and you can follow me on twitter at natasha's tweets question more. all the world. and all the news companies merely players but what kind o

to date driver james bradley jr. from clearwater, florida, will stand before a federal judge as investigators try to find everyone behind this operation. and officials have confirmed this morning that several of the victims inside that truck are from guatemala and mexico. authorities work to make more arrests in this case, the texas border patrol reported four other truck seizures in texas this month alone. meantime, the survivors of this tragedy are still in the hospital this morning fighting for their lives. reporting live in san antonio, sarah rosario. >> thank you. >>> new video this morning of a dramatic rescue outside of tucson, arizona. 17 hikers were stranded by raging waters from flash flooding. eight of them including a 4-year-old boy were hoisted by a rescue helicopter while the remaining nine hikers were waiting for flood watters to subside for a ground rescue. last week ten people were swept away and killed by a flash flood at a popular swimming hole north of phoenix. >>> and heavy damage is being report

. >> reporter: james bradley, jr. should never have been driving the tractor trailer that carried roughly 100 illegal immigrants into san antonio. florida had suspended his commercial driving license back in april. 10 people died, including 19- year-old frank fuentes. he graduated from high school in virginia but had been deported. the 60-year-old bradley's criminal history dates back 20 years with felony arrests in colorado for menacing and assault, and in florida for an escape warrant. he spent a year in a colorado prison. more than a dozen survivors remain hospitalized, some in critical condition. >> it's never just the driver by himself or herself. >> reporter: shane fulton, the special agent in charge of san antonio's homeland security office, is leading the criminal investigation. >> these organizations consider these people simply a commodity. they don't think of them as-- as people. they look at them from a profit perspective. er reporter: as a commercial driver, bradley repeatedly has been cited for federal s

. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say james bradley jr., a 60-year-old trucker who drove undocumented immigrants to a stifling end. tonight ten are dead after san antonio police found 39 of them, including teenagers, trapped in this tractor trailer. >> it's dangerous, you know, putting somebody's life at risk. these smugglers, they're callous. >> reporter: new court documents reveal bradley told investigators he was driving the truck from iowa to brownsville, texas, but it stopped in laredo to get it washed and detailed. he said he was unaware of the contents until he stopped at this walmart parking lot to use the rest room. when he opened the back door he said he was knocked to the ground by some of those who escaped. he said he then noticed bodies lying on the floor like meat. the gruesome scene unfolding as temperatures reached triple digits on saturday. authorities interviewed some of the survivors who said they started taking turns breathing from the only ventilation hole. court documents say they paid smugglers and others linked to the drug cartel to help them cross into the u.s

the truck driver, james bradley jr. has been arrested. at one point as many as 100 people may have been in the vehicle from new york kelly wright foxnews. >>> let's get you to where you need to go how is the commute looking? >> it is looking okay just a tiny bit lighter than usual. coming out to the macarthur maze 27 minutes seems pretty good but when you get around the corner you can see the traffic is going to be a little bit slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is about a 25 minute delay. looking at the east bay commute things seem kind of normal on highway 4 just slow over the hill to concord, 680 is slow in pleasant hill but we have routine slowdowns with the south bay commute mostly good. 280 northbound a little bit slow coming around highway 17 but in general we are off to a nice monday. 7:16 let's check the weather. >>> we do have a cool down coming our way, the clouds are in place extended out a little further than yesterday morning and here is the sweeping view. low clouds along the coastline the rest of us are mostly sunny but

police arrested the driver of that truck, 60-year-old james bryant -- james mathew bradley, jr..e appeared in court on monday if bearing -- being formally charged. he could eventually face the death penalty.>> there were a number of vehicles that came in and picked up a lot of the folks from that trailer. they did survive the trip. we are looking at human trafficking crime. >>reporter: officials are talking to some of those survivors, who say there could've been it -- as many as 100 in that trailer. they were taking turns breathing through a single air hole and pounding on the walls to get the drivers attention. some texas lawmakers say this is a perfect example of why sanctuary cities like san antonio need to be shut down. others say, the overworked immigration system is to blame.>> all of those people were stuck in the back of that trailer, this is not by happenstance. >> people are so desperate for a better life, they are willing to risk it.>>reporter: police found the owner of the truck who claims he sold it to a man in mexico in may. he said bradley was supposed to drop it o

. >> james bradley jr. should never have been driving the tractor-trailer that carried roughly 100 illegal immigrants into san antonio. florida had suspended his commercial driving license back in april. ten people died including 19-year-old, frank fuentes. he graduated from high school in virginia but had been deported. the 60-year-old bradley's criminal history dates back 20 years, with felony arrests in colorado, for menacing and assault, and in florida for an escape warrant. he spent a year in a colorado prison. more than a dozen survivors remain hospitalized, some in critical condition. >> it's never just the driver, by himself or herself. shane fulton, the special agent in charge of homeland security office is leading the criminal investigatin. >> these organizations consider these people a commodity, don't think of them as people, they look at them from a profit perspective. >> as a commercial driver, bradley repeatedly was cited for safety violations. anthony, he has yet to enter a plea in connectio

police arrested the driver of that truck, james mathew bradley, jr.. he made his first appearance in court monday after being charged with illegally transporting immigrants for financial gain and could eventually face the death penalty.>> there were a number of vehicles a came in and picked up a lot of the folks that were in that trailer. they did survive the trip. we are looking at human trafficking crime. >>reporter: officials are talking to some of those survivors, they say there could've been as many as 100 immigrants in the trailer at one point. they were taking turns breathing through a single error whole and pounding on the walls to get the drivers attention. some texas lawmakers say this is a perfect example of why sanctuary cities like san antonio need to be shut down. others say, the overworked immigration system is to blame.>> all of those people were stuck in the back of that trailer. this is not happenstance, this was organized. >> people are so desperate for a better life that they are willing to take the risk. >>reporter: police found th

he's been identified as 60 year old james matthew bradley jr. of clearwater, florida, but it's unclear if he was the driver of the tractor-trailer. he is expected to make his first court appearance on monday. developing closer to home in baltimore, the search is on for a killer after a 97 year old man was found dead inside his baltimore police say what del take it had obvious signs to his body. there was evidence that someone forced their way inside the home. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore plissments an early morning crash in prince george's county has left one woman derkd officialses say she was driving along martin luther king jr. highway. all of this happened just before four a.m. when she hit a gawrd rail at a the intersection of glenn adder den parkway. a juvenile passenger was injured, but is expected to recover. in montgomery county three people are recovering following an accident involving a golf cart. it just happened before 10:00 last night along horn bee drive in rockville. the victims were all ejected from the go

james bradley jr.'s future may become more clear tomorrow.scheduled to appear again in federal court. >> thank you very much, mark. >>> new research says that speeding is almost as big a factor in deadly crashes as drunk driving. federal regulators say nearly a third of deadly crashes from 2005 to 2014 were related to speed. on average, more than 11,000 people are killed in those kind of accidents every year. kris van cleave is on massachusetts avenue in washington, d.c., with the new calls to increase efforts to crack down on speeding. kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. drivers may hate them, but studies show speed cameras when properly placed can significantly reduce speeding, which can make roads safer for drivers and pedestrians. but they're only legal in less than a third of the country, and the ntsb says that needs to change. >> we're up to 60 miles per hour now. she's going 11 over. >> reporter: fairfax county police captain michael grinnan has spent 24 years on patrol. speeders are a daily part of life. >> any reason you'r

prosecutors believe 60-year-old james matthew bradley, jr., of clearwater florida was behind the wheel of the semi. today he made his first court appearance before a federal judge. bradley claims he did not know he was transporting human cargo. >> this is not by happenstance. it's organized. that's why we have to shut down this safe haven for people to come here illegally. >> lieutenant governor of texas wasting no time to bring politics and, saying this is why sanctuary cities like san antonio need to be shut dow down. acting i.c.e. director released a statement which reads "by any standard, the horrific crime uncovered ranks as a stark reminder of why human smuggling networks must be pursued, caught, and punished." police tracked down the owner of the trucker says he sold it to amanda mexico recently and that bradley was supposed to be dropping it off this past weekend. the on casey stegall in dallas. mixed bag on wall street to start the week. down down 67. s&p 500 off nearly 3. nasdaq finished up 23. senior pentagon officials say the pilot of a navy surveillance plane had to take e

the driver of that 18-wheater is james bradley jr.harged him today with knowingly transcripting illegal aliens. 39 people in total were pulled from the back of that truck, but officials say more than 100 people, 100 may have been inside at one point, including two 15-year-olds. responding officers describe the victims as being extremely hot to the touch. with me the newly elected mayor of san antonio, mr. ron nurembeneuro nurren berg, thank you for joining me. >>> they say this happens all the time. they were just fortunate enough to actually catch this one. how often does this happen, bodies in the back of the truck? well, the magnitude of human trafficking is growing every single day. we know it's one of the fasters-growing crimes not just in texas, but across the country. we are trying our best as local communities to stop it, because it has, as you've seen, consequences that are just incredible and very unfortunate, and it's sad situation for the families that are involved. so we're trying to offer them the compassionate care they

the suspected driver, 60-year-old james bradley jr. is charged with one count of transporting illegal immigrants for financial gain resulting in death. triple digit temperatures essentially baked the workers trapped inside with no air conditioning. bradley claims he didn't know anyone was in the truck telling agents he was surprised he was run over by spanish people and knocked to the ground. he called his wife while a wal-mart employee called 911. >> checking video we found that there were a number of vehicles that came in, picked up a lot of folks that were in that trailer. >> reporter: one victim told agents he paid as much as $5,500 to get on the truck and claimed he and others took turns breathing out of a hole adding they were pounding on the walls to get the driver's attention but he never stopped. >> devastating. i can't believe some people could do that to human people. >> reporter: the truck is registered to pile transportation incorporated in iowa. bradley insists he was transporting the truck to the new owner. this latest h

this affected driver 64-year-old james bradley jr. had his first court appearance today.e's charged with illegally transporting immigrants and could face the death penalty or life in prison if convicted. this is the latest in four other truck smuggling cases this month in texas alone. in 2003, 19 immigrants died locked inside a truck in victoria, texas. now with pop-up protests and vigils -- >> they're willing to risk themselves and they're willing to risk their lives for their kids and family members. >> reporter: it's renewing calls for immigration reform. >> it's a symptom of a broken immigration system. >> reporter: a fight that rages on. investigators say based on their initial interviews with survivors, there may have been as many as 100 people packed into the back of that truck at one point in its journey. so far no details were given as to where they were headed or where the journey may have started here in the u.s. reporting in san antonio, sara rosario, nbc news. >>> coming up next, flames break out near a south county school. another reminder we are in the thro

james bradley, jr., the driver, was arrested. 20 people were treated for heatstroke and the authority said some people in the truck were from mexico and guatemala. the texas congressman joaquin castro said the lack of immigration reform is part of the problem. >> no one person is responsible for the failure but it represents a systemic failure. >> yesterday dozens of people showed up for the vigil for the victims, many holding signs and calling for immigration reform. the department of homeland security is helping with the investigation as authorities look at more people to prosecute in the case. >>> it is 5:08 am. >>> an 18-year-old was arrested for a crash that killed her sister in the valley, and there's more information that the driver could've been live streaming on social media at the time of the crash. >>> voting on new sanctions on russia and the son-in-law of the president appears before the congressional committee to answer questions about the contacts with russia. >>> westbound 24 not looking bad driving through lafayette and on the way to oakland.>>> outside your doors thi

the drivers name, james bradley, jr., charged with illegally transporting undocumented immigrants resultingt. he claims he was unaware of the human cargo. lieutenant governor dan patrick posting "sanctuary cities entice people to believe they can come to america and texas and live outside the law." sanctuary cities also enable human smugglers and cartels. eric, you've been a vocal proponent of what i think is a two-pronged solution. improving legal immigration so things like this don't happen. >> eric: this isn't a conservative opinion. i think, we did 980,000 legal immigrants last year and the year before. double edge or triple it. i don't know it's going to solve this problem. when i heard the lieutenant governor of texas say it was because of sanctuary cities, i was scratching my head wondering if it's "let's apply conservative opinion" to a tragedy. well, they were probably headed to a place where if caught they weren't going to get in any sort of trouble or deported. i think closing a loophole on sanctuary cities, building the wall and maybe increasing legal immigration is the solution

. >> reporter: trucker james bradley jr. is in federal custody as new details emerge about horrifying allegations about human smuggling. now 10 undocumented immigrants have died after san antonio police found 39 of them trapped inside this sweltering tractor-trailer. bradley told investigators he was driving the truck from iowa to brownsville, texas but stopped in laredo to get it washed and detailed. he said his boss sold the trailer to its new owner. he stopped at this walmart parking lot to use the restroom. when he opened the back door, he said he was knocked to the ground by some of the people who fled. some of the survivors said they started taking turns breathing from the only ventilation hole. they told investigators they paid smugglers to help them cross into the u.s. this survivor told the associated press people were crying and begging for water. this police body camera video from a similar incident in texas in 2015 shows the stifling conditions. dozens of undocumented immigrants gasping for air, rescued just in t

his name is james mathew bradley jr., . he did make his first court appearance inside federal court down in san antonio today. he told investigators, he did not know human cargo was on board, and that he was transporting people. the 18-wheeler she was driving had i will place, that connect to a transportation company, but the owner said he sold this truck to a man in mexico back in may, and that bradley was tasked with dropping it off. meantime, people from the community coming together for prayer vigil last night in san antonio to offer support for the victims and their surviving family members, some children as young as seven, ten years old. among those packed inside there. and survive, julie. >> julie: that will be a hard story. when you know you have 20 people in the back of a tractor-trailer, screams would have been heard at some point. weight is the investigation now stand? >> they are taking the lead on this, homeland security, and they are interviewing a number of witnesses. most of whom were packed inside that semi

federal authorities charged 60-year-old james bradley, jr., with one count of transporting undocumentedimmigrants yesterday. this after ten people died in an alleged human trafficking operation. now some texas lawmakers blame sanctuary cities for those deaths. >> this is what happens when people think they can come to america illegally. there is an oasis somewhere is what they think that they can live. that just draws them to fall into the clutches of the people who can smuggle people. a truck, a driver, all those people stuffed in the back of that trailer truck, this is not by happenstance, this is organized and they organized because they think they can come to texas or other cities in america and have a safe haven. >> jon: police discovered eight bodies and dozens more people suffering inside the trailer of bradley's sweltering big rig outside of san antonio walmart on sunday. two of those people later died in the hospital. >> melissa: the house expected to vote today on a bipartisan bill that would punish russia for interfering in the election and block any efforts by president trum

the driver of that truck, 60-year-old james bradley jr. will be charged today. he's from clear water, florida. eight people were found dead inside the truck with no ac. a ninth victim died at the hospital. a man inside the truck escaped and begged for truck. the rest of the people were rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. we know that some of the people were from mexico and guatemala. as authorities work to make more arrests in this case, the border patrol says they've made four other truck seizures this month alone in texas. the survivors are fighting for their lives in the hospital. reporting from san antonio, sarah rosario, eun and aaron, back to you. >>> breaking news in prince george's county. a fire burned a home. you can see flames on north lands daily street in glendale. one person was treated at the scene. firefighters were on the roof looking for hotspots. it was a lot of smoke here. it's not clear how much damage to the house. >>> also breaking in afghanistan. nearly 40 people are dead, 60 others in the hospital after a suicide bombi

. >>> jackie bradley jr.in the year in the series with the yankees. 32 innings in over 31 hours of play, leaping and robbing aaron judge helping to hand the yankees their first shut out of the season. sox maintain their first place lead over new york in the american league east. but some controversy on saturday he'd 16th inning marathon meaning there is a slim chance they could go back for more. boston reportedly protesting the lot and h loose and matt holliday sbr interfering with the throw. there have only been 15 successful protests in major league baseball, so not likely that they will indeed play again. >>> park won premiere tournament in women's golf, the u.s. women's open. and it was her first l pga tour victory and the victory at trump national golf club happened in front of the man. he had bow toward his suite as she walked toward the clubhouse. there were protesters in the area to demonstrate against the president, but mr. trump the first sitting president to make an appearance at the opening even t

police immediately arrested dryer of that truck. 60-year-old james mathy bradley jr..e made first court appearance monday after formally charged with illegally transporting immigrants for financial gain and could eventually face the death penalty. >> there were a number of vehicles that came in and picked up a lot of folks in the trailer that survived the trip. we're looking at human tra trafficking crime here. >> officials are now talking to some of those survivors who say there could have been as many as 100 immigrants in the trailer at one point. they were taking turns breathing through a single air hole and pounding on the walls to get the driver's attention. some texas lawmakers say this case is a perfect emp why sanctuary cities like san antonio need to be shut down and others ay the overworked immigration system is to bl blame. >> all those people stuffed in the back of that trailer truck. this is not by happenstance. this is organized. >> people are so desperate for a better and safer life that sometimes they're willing to take the risk. >> police tracked down

. -- james bradley, jr. with as many as 100 people at one point in the vehicle. >>> it is 6:15 am. >>> sal is watching the bay area commute, and it is busy already. >> it is busy already but nothing major going on. definitely the people are going to work. all of us have been together for a long time in a few years back sometimes in july we would have no traffic, but no longer the case. it is seemingly a bit lighter on highway 24 but every day is different. moving along to look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is backed up. not a huge backup but definitely waiting on to the span into san francisco. here is a look at interstate 880 in oakland with traffic okay. driving on highway 4, it is a little bit slow over the hill into concord from bay pointe but 680 looking good from the venecia bridge down to walnut creek. >>> typical for july with clouds overhead and more widespread than what we solved the weekend and as a result temperatures are cooling off in addition to the onshore breeze here's the view i

truck driver james matthew bradley, jr., has been charged with transporting illegal aliens but he couldmaybe even the death penalty. the trafficking resulted in fatalities. for his part he says he had no idea where the dozens of illegal aliens came from. he didn't know they were in his truck. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick says the deaths are the fault of sanctuary city policies, which enable human smugglers to ply their trade while encouraging more foreigners to enter this country illegally. that sounds reasonable, it's probably too reasonable for many in the left who are blaming all of this on donald trump since america -- if it didn't enforce its immigration laws, nobody would die trying to defy them. michelle critelli is the president of the american college of pediatricians. transgender ideology has infiltrated my field and produced large scale child abuse. they are encouraging their kids to change genders when there is no evidence of these changes are safe or hopeful. dr. joins us now. thank you so much for weighing in on this. one of the reasons i want to talk to you is th

james matthew bradley jr. was brought into a federal courthouse in san antonio. authorities say it was a human smuggling operation. >>> flash flooding in arizona trapping 17 hikers outside of tucson. the video from the local sheriff's department shows the rescue of one of those hikers. eight were rescued by helicopter while rescuers hiked to the other nine. >>> and the world's oldest commissioned war ship that is still afloat returning to boston's waters after two years of restoration work. the uss constitution is the last remaining survivor of six ships commissioned by president george washington. >>> that's the news update this hour. >> we are also watching shares of pandora today. those shares are higher after partners announced that they have taken a stake in the company. i am wondering what you think of it. they tell their investors i'm told from sources i have seen from a source the part of their investor letter that talks about this. they say they got in near lows in early june. they had been long time liberty bulls. it's not an activist position. the even

his name is james bradley jr. of clear water, eight people were found inside the truck with no ac. this happened late saturday night. a ninth victim died in the hospital. police were tipped off when an employee called 9-1-1 after a man inside the truck escaped and begged for water. in all, 39 people were inside the truck. the survivors rushed to nearby hospitals. life-threatening injuries including heat stroke and dehydration. a number of the those survivors are from mexico and guatemala. there are no details at this time as to where they started their journey in the u.s. or where they were headed. as authorities look to make more arrest, the border patrol says it's made as least four other truck seizures this month alone in texas. this as many of the survivors of this tragedy are still fighting for their lives. reporting live in san antonio, sarah rosario. eun and aaron, back to you. >> sarah, thank you. >>> 18 after the image shines brightly today at one of d.c.'s most famous landmarks. when people heard the news this weekend, they came to ben's chili bowl. he was recently added

>> jackie bradley, jr. rising, for the judge, but robs the yankees slugger of a home run.erek holland with the behind the back stop. that is not the best part. holland can't get the ball out of his glove, has to top the glove to first and gets the out, yes, that is perfectly legal. most fans throw the ball back when an opposing player hits a home run, a fan had an idea and heaveathize baseball into the allegheny river. nobody seemed to enjoy themselves in lake tahoe more than stuff curry, catching patches from roamy, his golf game anterr bad. curry holds out double eagle on 18, settles for eagle. shot a 68 sunday, calling the best round of his life. because he outplayed his dad, the elder curry had to jump in the lake. >>> by the way, curry will play against the pros, in the web.com tour at stonebery in a couple of weeks. >> love that. thanks. >>> coming up in our next half hour, a landslide disrupted their lives for months, now relief finally in sight. the major milestone for this storm damaged road. >>> just feet from disaster, the feds release details about an air canad