. >> one off the question and member brian terry was killed and operation fast and furious. you still finding guns from that? >> no, we have not seen that recently. not to my knowledge. >> okay. thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> coming up, two local residents being directly impacted and effected by the surge of illegals, they're going to join me on set and explain how they feel about this crisis. also later we'll hear about two religious leaders as we continue our broadcast from the southern border. america's border chaos as hannity investigates continues. ♪ my name is michael, i'm 55 years old and i have diabetic nerve pain. the pain was terrible. my feet hurt so bad. it felt like hot pins and needles coming from the inside out of my skin. when i did go see the doctor, and he prescribed lyrica. it helped me. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have the

. >> one off the question and member brian terry was killed and operation fast and furious.re you still finding guns from that? >> no, we have not seen that recently. not to my knowledge. >> okay. thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> coming up, two local residents being directly impacted and effected by the surge of illegals, they're going to join me on set and explain how they feel about this crisis. also later we'll hear about two religious leaders as we continue our broadcast from the southern border. america's border chaos as hannity investigates continues. ♪ [ male announcer ] ginger is always there, to help with the groceries. that's real love. and so is giving her real tasty food. introducing a delicious new wet food from iams. some brands use fish processed with gluten. but iams fish recipes are made with 100% real fish fillets... for a meal that tastes like homemade. now, that's real love. and so is helping with the homework. keep love strong with new iams perfect delicacies, with 100% real fish. love the iams difference or your money back. legs, for cross

. >> brian terry. >> eventually police and border patrol agents gave up. buses backed up and left for this border patrol center. >> now that should never happen in america. and, again, the incompetence of the federal government is driving that and that's the memo. top story tonight reaction. with us here in new york city. a catholic priest and in washington pastor joshua duwa pastor of faith based initiative and book president's devotional. begin with you. it's very disturbing to see the guy spitting at the singer who was sticking up for the illegal aliens. that should never happen. we are judeo-christian nation: compassionate people. all polls show that by the way. but the federal government has now put the folks at each other's throats because they will not enforce the law and secure the border. am i wrong? >> well, bill, i know you are a big fan of personal responsibility so i don't think we can go blaming the federal government for the actions that we saw. >> isn't that responsibility though? isn't that personal responsibility that we elect officials,

gun running in mexico, causing violence in mexico, leading to the death of border patrol agent brian terry knew about it and they lied to congress about it for months. we want information on that. congress wants information on that and the administration yesterday in court, the lawyer for the department of justice suggested we should be able to wait if necessary, two more years, even before we get a list of what documents they don't want to give us. bill: what is your best argument for winning today? i know you feel a bit optimistic that you will win. your argument is what? >> the law allows to us get access to these records. we have a right under the freedom of information act to get a access to these records to force the administration to explain to the court why they're withholding them. they don't even want to do that. they want to bypass the freedom of information act while they fight with congress. the american people should not play second fiddle to a political fight with congress about documents. bill: will you win today, tom? >> i don't know. the court said he is going to rule in

terry madonna from the franklin and marshall poll. >>> brian tierney. welcome back, rene amoore. >>> it's been a biz week in -- a busy week in harrisburg, governor corbett has not passed a budget. the legislature will likely pass a bill later this week that will likely allow philadelphia raise cigarette tax, city leaders are rejoycing, but some wondering will it fill the budget. do you think they have enough. >> i don't think they have everything they need. the critical ingredient is not pension reform, what the governor is saying for public school teachers new ones that are hired are for new people we cannot give them the same pension because we're going broke. you would thing he was trying to shoot new puppies in the parking lot. if you work there, nothing changes. when you see those professional protesters they should be up for the construction screen actors . >> do you think pension reform, terry will happen before the november election? >> here's the situation, the cigarette tax was passed by the house, the senate has to come this weekend to approv

reporter: the idea to bring the two schools together came from married west point professors terry and major brianwed them to hold up a mirror and have a better understanding of themselves when they compare themselves to something they think would be so different. >> and then move. >> they get to see they're not alone in the world. there are other programs that are just as difficult, just as hard. >> not on my line. >> i didn't expect that the student chefs would actually request to be yelled at. >> get on it. >> reporter: both sides had as realistic an experience as possible. >> there are some people who have never picked up a knife before and they look completely lost. >> reporter: does that scare you? >> it is what we do. >> i'm shocked how similar it is to west point. it is a very hard and rigorous industry. >> reporter: each school boasts a strong sense of community and teamwork. >> there is a saying called cooperate and graduate. and definitely if we didn't work together, we wouldn't make it through. >> reporter: despite their shared values and drive, there is one glaring difference. meal ti

terry madonna from the franklin and marshall poll. >>> brian tierney.k, rene amoore. >>> it's been a biz

terry. >>> now it brings us to the urgent push for answers tonight. who took down that plane and why and what role did the russians play. here's abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross with the newest clues tonight. >>> reporter: in a setting reminiscent of some soviet-era command bunker, russian officials today offered their version of what happened to the malaysia air flight. using a supposed radar screen shot and comically inaccurate graphics, the officials said a ukraine su-25 bomber was near the jetliner and could have shot it down. current and former u.s. officials called it nonsense. >> every fighter pilot in the world probably burst out laughing when they heard the russians accusing an su-25 of shooting down anything. >> reporter: as first reported by the new republic, russians are putting out some even more implausible theories, that ukraine shot down the plane because it thought the jet was president putin's official aircraft. or that the downed jet was actually full of already dead bodies blown up by the u.s. over ukraine to provoke a war with russia. >> whenever they're caught with their hand in the cookie jar, they make up lots of lies to confuse p

terry moran with the latest from ukraine. i want to turn to abc news chief foreign investigative correspondent, brian ross. of a crime scene in terms of the investigation. tell us what we're likely to be able to find and what international investigators likely to be able to uncover if the scene has already been tampered with? >> as president obama said, his question is, what are they trying to hide? most of the key evidence about who pulled the trigger on this, will come not so much on what is on the ground but from the radar and signals intelligence that the u.s. has been gathering and pushing out and the evidence against, russian separatists and russians themselves continues to mount, amy. >> brian ross with the very latest there and in new york. again, the president just addressing the nation, asking there to be a recovery of the bodies that are still in ukraine at this hour. he wants a full investigation of the facts, and he wants the people responsible held accountable. we're going to return to our regular programming on the television network. for some of you that is "good morning america." there wil

terry talked about. the unfolding investigation faces a number of daunting challenges. our chief investigative correspondent brian ross here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, george. new details are expected later today from u.s. intelligence agencies about the who and the what of the suspected attack on the jetliner. so far everything points to a group of russian rebels who nato officials have been warning for the past month have been given some very powerful weapons, weapons they may not fully understand how to use. overnight, the rebels who are in control of the crash scene denied any responsibility for shooting down the plane. with the self-described prime minister of the rebels blaming the ukrainian military saying his group's weapons aren't powerful enough to do so. twice this week, the russian rebels shot down two different kinds of ukrainian military aircraft with their missiles. and now u.s. officials believe the rebels mistakenly hit the malaysian boeing 777 aircraft while trying to target a third military plane on thursday. ukrainian officials made public a set of intercepted messages they sa