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border patrol age brian terry, here it discuss if justice can be served in the murder of with a weapon from the botched "fast and furious." ralph terry, thank you so much, ralph for joining us, let me get your react to the arrest of the 7 regula7th suspect. >> we were surprised to learn there was another suspect in brian's murder, we were pleased to understand we have moved up the food chain in that mr. avelar was a recruiter of rip crew, he went out and found people to engage in the rip crew activities, they prey on other illegal al aliens comes across e border as well as drug mules and cacartel trains of drugs, this s a good step. we would are to give the deputy of justiceiceer, eric hold are a oholder an a onhis report card s prosecutions but we're still lagging accountability, for "fast and furious" with the department of justice and the atf employees who made a lot of mistakes during the fast fat operation. "fast and furious" operation. ashley: maybe you could fill us in on what brian terry was doing, why did he want to be a border patrol agent. >> he always wanted be in law enfor

brian terry died in december of 2010, and remains of fast and furious were found in the crime scene. washington denied that the operation existed and denied responsibility for it. and documents showed otherwise. yesterday the federal judge giving the justice department october onest to hand over the log to the house over sight committee and then they will argue over what is protected and what is not. a legal battle over separation of powers and legal documents of why fast and furious happen and why the administration denied walking guns when in fact it did. >> it will be the most transparent administration in history. william, thanks. >>> mitt romney took a lot of heat about the 47% about american dependence on government. and new information shoes he was not far off. we'll explain. justice department hit bank of america with the largest fine in corporate history. we'll tell you why. and we want to hear from you. do you think that the obama administration should have revealed the military information by isis. click on america's asking and join in on the conversation. mayo, corn dogs.

border agent brian terry will finally arrive in federal court in the u.s.s family will be here. look who is weighing in on the mid-east now. back in 60. to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. it's time to bring it out in the open. it's time to drop your pants for underwareness, a cause to support the over 65 million people who may need depend underwear. show them they're not alone and show off a pair of depend. because wearing a different kind of underwear, is no big deal. join us. support the cause and get a free sample of depend at underwareness.com >>> more than three and a half years after his murder the family of brian terry about to see some justice? just streited from mexico now to an arizona court where he will we be formally charged with first degree murder, we're told within the hour. dealing with this. bob, very go to have you, i'm sure mixed feelings for you and the family today. >> well, it's a good day. anytime we can get one of these ba

border agent brian terry was shot and killed during that fire fight fight in an arizona defrts. it was later revealed the u.s. helped supply the weapons the suspects used. as part of the bungled gun tracking operation fast and furious. >>> a deadly landslide claims dozens of lives and engulfs a whole town. we'll have the latest on the search efforts. and house lawmakers moving ahead with legislation aimed at solving the mounting immigration crisis on our southern border. but the senate has already skipped town. will the president use executive orders? >> anyone who shows up on our border would be treated just like when mexican children showed up on our border, would be returned immediately. that had to happen. it wasn't going to happen here in the united states senate because the leaders of the democrat leaders would not let us have votes on that, which by the way, we would have won. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fif

and it started at the border long before brian terry.he facts about the brian terry shooting, for one year prior to that incident in that particular area in the canyon, there had been three other shooting incidents involving border patrol agents. and on the night that brian terry was sent out to interdict this particular rip crew, he was required to use bean bag rounds in the shotgun. this shows a very definite trend by the department of homeland security to sacrifice the safety of their agents for political purposes. whatever they were. >> well, hold up. i'm sorry, will you stop right there. i think a lot of our viewers may not be aware of the fact, border patrol agents -- by the way, patrolling the border of a country having a civil war were required to use bean bags? what's the justification for that? >> that was never clear. but we do know that involved in fast and furious, the guns that were being smuggled into mexico was overseen by the united states attorney in phoenix, arizona, who main prosecuting officer for the agents that wer

people know who brian terry is. he was killed because weapons from this country were sent down to mexico. >> fast and furious. >> but people have never heard or very few people have heard of agents who have been killed in the line of duty. if this was a border patrol agent killed on the border of israel or iraq, everybody would know about it because it's happening here in america. >> let me ask you this. it's got to be a source of tremendous frustration. i'm reading about this. and i'm a former da. we've got this one guy arrested four times for entering illegally. he gets a fine of $10, a fine of $50, a fine of $100. and then the other guy deported twice. i mean, do you guys feel that what you're doing -- i mean, how -- how do you even get people to be a part of the border patrol if they make arrests and it's just a fleeing door. >> that's a good question, judge. i don't know why anybody would want to be a border patrol agent right now. we're taking a pay cut. we do not have adequate manpower out in the field especi

border patrol agent brian terry will face justice in the u.s. after being extradited from mexico. rraigned in tucson federal court today. one of six charged so far. he. terry was killed along the u.s. mexican border in 2010. his death expressed outrage when two weapons found at scene were linked to the government's botched gun-running operation known as "fast & furious." >> now we have a humanitarian crisis on our border, a humanitarian crisis of incredible proportion, where thousands of young people, while they are being transported by these coyotes, young women are being raped, they're falling off trains, terrible things are happening. what are we presented here in the united states senate? i say same shame on you. shame on you for not allowing those of us who represent the states most affected by this, to have an amendment. bill: senator john mccain now from one of the critical states affected by the border crisis. texas also burdened by trying to secure its border and house thousands of illegals and lieutenant governor of texas is david dewhurst. my guest and welcome back here

we have, in arizona alone, a ranch right next to the brian terry border control station. we have all the physical assets that you would possibly want to stop people. in the last two years we've had 50 trucks filled with marijuana and people getting through skate free, not one person has caught them. and i would like to say something else, stewart. something else i heard hagel say, this is a sophisticated group, they are beyond anything we have ever seen and it creates an immediate threat. that's not a j.v. team. i have been down at the border from texas all the way to california. i told you on "fox and friends" and i'll say it again now, i bet my life, these people are here or they are positioned to be here. to get here, to cross order. >> secretary hagel just said we are better prepared now than we were in the past. you obviously disagree with that. >> no, listen, it's amateur hour in washington, d.c. it's been like that for a long time. he worked for a president who once said maybe we should throw alligators in the rio to make people more happy. you have a president who

secretary jeh johnson has just announced another of the men charged with killing border patrol agent brian terry extradited to the u.s. ivan soto barase is charged with first-degree murder. terry's death was tied to the government's ill-fated scheme to track illegal weapons from drug deals to mexican gangs known as operation fast and furious. >>> well, it could be a while before we have a look at a controversial report on the cia's enhanced interrogation program after 9/11. the head of the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein, says she needs time to study changes made in the declassification process. today president obama said the u.s. tortured terror suspects. he also said he still has confidence in cia chief john brennan after revelations this week the agency spied on the congressional investigation. >>> i have full confidence in john brennan, cia personnel did not properly handle an investigation as to how certain documents were not authorized to be released to the senate staff got somehow into the hands of the senate staff. >> but two democratic senators have now called on brennan

border agent brian terry was shot and killed in that firefighter in an arizona desert. it was later revealed the u.s. helped supply the weapons the suspects used as part of the bungled gun trafficking operation fast and furious. >> meanwhile, john brennan is facing growing criticism and calls from both sides of the aisle to resign. that after an internal investigation revealed the cia spied on the senate committee hacking into its computers as senate lawmakers were investigating an interrogation program. in washington with the story. >>> there are a whole lot of moving parts to this. put aside for a moment the debate and controversy over this report of alleged torture by the cia. members of the agency access computers belonging to the senate oversight committee that was preparing this nirnl report. on top of it, the cia director, john brennan said this wasn't going on and found out it was and had a separate report drawn up on the issue of spying on the intelligence committee which showed clear wrong doing and some said violated the separation of constitutional powers. b

however, when you realize, for example, that brian terry, the law enforcement officer on the border patrold with an ak-47, when you learn about the increasing prevalence of heavy weapons on the side of criminals, it's hard to argue with the police being part of an arms race. they have no choice. if people are throwing molotov cocktails at you, you don't want to be standing there in a shirt and hat. you want body armor. >> what's your take on that, liz? >> i actually would agree completely in that if someone is going to throw bombs at you or shoot at you because god knows guns are incredibly prevalent, if someone is going to be shooting at you, you want to be able to shoot back. and we certainly want our police officials, no matter where they are in america, to be adequately protected and armed. and if they're in these communities, any community across america, and they're being attacked this way and they're being shot at, then they have to be able to protect themselves. >> when we come back, the panel looks at felony charges against texas governor rick perry and how he's fighting back. (vo

. >>> on thursday, a seventh defendant was indicted for the murder of brian terry. two other illegal alyans imported for killing an off-duty agent. is the obama administration doing anything to secure our border and protect the men and women that guard it? here to weigh in is katy pavlich. the author of "assault and frat flattery." >> good morning. >> good to see you. >> it seems like the people that protect the border and their union are very frustrated with the obama's administration's unwillingness to secure or southern border. >> they are not only frustrated with the obama administrati the also frustrated with 20, 30 years of nonborder security. a nonacknowledgment there are violent criminals coming across the united states border who want to do harm to not only our border patrol agents but american citizens living in our community. we often in washington, d.c. see this painted picture of everyone coming here for a better life. we have children coming here. when, in fact, we have thousands of very violent criminals with criminal records inside their home countri

border patrol agent brian terry is now in the united states.n sochltoborozo extradited from mexico and facing first-degree murder among other charges. terry was shot and killed in a firefight while patrolling the desert in arizona in 2010. the incident sparked controversy when weapons used by the goonman were identified as part of a bungled u.s. trafficking investigation. >>> and speaking of controversy, a lot of outrage on capitol hill directed at this man. cia director john brennan. that after his agency admitted to looking into kpumcomputers u at the u.s. senate. a report on the fallout. >> reporter: there are a whole lot of moving parts to this. put aside for a moment the debate and controversy over this report on alleged torture by the cia. the charge that members mp the agency accessed computers belonging to the senate oversight committee that was preparing this initial report. on top of it, the cia director, john brennan, said that this wasn't going on. then found out it was, and had a separate report drawn up on the issue of spying on t

patti ann: amid questions overboarder agent brian terry, a judge is ordering eric holder to turn over documents the doj has refused to release. >> we believe we have responded to the subpoena. >> no, mr. attorney general you are not a good witness. are not a good witness. a good witness answers the question asked. let's go back again. almost every day, you notice a few things. like the fact that you're pretty attached to these. ok, really attached. and that's alright. because we'll text you when your package is on the way. we're even expanding sunday package delivery. yes, sunday. at the u.s. postal service, our priority is...was... and always will be...you. bulldog: if you're like me, you've been working like a dog all year. but don't camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. mattress discounters labor day sale is ending soon! rest those tired bones on a queen size serta mattress and box spring set. right now, they're just $397. get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. not to labor the point, but this sale ends soon. ♪ mattress discounters

in a few hour one of the suspects in the murder of brian terry will be arraigned.s extradited from mexico. terry died in a shootout in 2010 in the botched gun operation, fast and furious. >> whether shooting straight from the hips or moving their hips, female leaders are under extra scrutiny for being too bold or too timid. this morning we're going to check the pulse of the people to see how their words were perceived. yoing us is leigh carter to evaluate. we'll start with a couple of clips. the first is hillary clinton and her remarks relating to putin. >> well, he's very tough. he's a very arrogant person to deal with, which i think is a combination of this vision of russia and some fundamental insecurity. because when you are dealing with him, he often act as though he could care less. >> in your estimation, what does that mean when you see those numbers change? >> she's having a steady climb but not hitting it out of the park. i think hillary has a tough road ahead of her but recently she's telling stories, demonstrating she's got experience. this is working. i

a judge has placed officer just, i should say, john on house arrest, officers brian renale, terry bets, lynnewood norman, all out on bail. officers spicer and another being held without bail facing most serious charges in this case. >> 7:09 right now. topping world news, cease-fire between israel and hamas holding for the second day, the longest break-in war since conflict began last month. work to go negotiate long-term piece deal. but the gap between the two sides are wide. >> hamas would like evening tonight lift their bor china has now risen to 600 people. >> is her. team there continuing to try to come through some of the rubble. 6.1 magnitude quake, and it hit on sunday, but have been landslides, rain, that's complicating things greatly. rescue efforts, well, they are struggling with those, as well, there are about 2400 other victims that are recovering from their injuries. >>> japan marking the 69th anniversary of the bombing of hiroshima. thousands gathered at the position park memorializing the day the us dropped at tomorrow i can bomb killing six off thousand people, prime mi

brian. i want to bring in abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran. he is on the ground in iraq right now. terry? >> reporter: diane, the people of iraq and syria have long known just how brutal isis is. their goal has been, in part, to take this whole part of the world back to a level of savagery not seen really since the middle ages. it is a way of them declaring who they are, just how extreme jihadists they are. and defeating them is going to take a tremendous amount of effort. on many, many fronts. this is not some shadowy group of hijackers and financiers and guys in caves. this is now a very well organized, well funded and well armed organization that stretches over two countries and governs a great deal of territory. they also now have the loyalty of many, many disenchanted sunni muslims here. and so defeating isis is going to be a long-term project that is going to take, frankly, a global effort. diane? >> all right, terry moran, again, he is in iraq tonight and we'll keep you up to date on the authenticity of this video and also what the resp