these images in the rio grande valley brownsville area south padre area, bricks of cocaine washed up weighed 70,000 pounds and it is unknown what the toucan logo is on that. you can have cocaine washed up on the beach and lastly to arizona another drug bust, border patrol agents using their canine to find four abandoned duffel bags in the desert near a checkpoint near those duffel bags, they find one hundred 30 pounds of drugs including 63 pounds of fentanyl, and math. back here at the dallas port of entry, has gotten so much fentanyl over the last year, the port of entry, sees 45 million fentanyl pills, one of several ports of entry across the country. stuart: we will take it, stunning numbers. thanks very much. is relapse military gearing up for massive incursion in gaza, we bring you the latest on that next. ♪ before planning the big trip you were limping thanks to a bad knee. then, you heard about mako robotic-assisted knee replacement. it starts with a ct scan to pinpoint the problem. that becomes a personalized, 3d plan to guide your doctor during surgery. mako can help lead to

the sheriff department sent from the fort brown golf course in brownsville sunday night, over the lastauthorities say 3000 have crossed in that area. the steady flow of migrants up and down the us/mexico border has some business owners all over border towns on edge and worried about the bottom line. >> we don't want to go downtown anymore because you don't know if it is safe. has me wondering about security cameras and every corner covered and stuff like that. >> that business owner is in el paso are migrants are camping out in the city's downtown area, so many looking for shelter and food, the city has opened up a new shelter at arnold middle school and as we've seen, border towns being impacted by this crisis, new york city seeing an impact from this. mayor eric adams planning a trip that will start in mexico but end up in central america where he will speak with migrants why they make the journey and get a better understanding of misinformation that leads to the us/mexico border. stuart: the white house accuses republicans of turning the border into a political stunt. >> the preside

sonali: next, brownsville joins us ahead of key earnings for microsoft. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. hey corporate types. would you stop calling each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. no more calling co-workers rock stars. look, it's great that you use workday to transform your business. but it still doesn't make you a rock star. so unless you work with an actual rock star. hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. pam, you are a rock- i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ jon: time for our stock of the hour, keeping an eye on technology. after the bow, numbers from -- after the bow, numbers from microsoft and also back. nasdaq higher. when it comes to these earnings, assuming the quarter itself is reasonably strong, it seemed like the market will be watching. netflix had an encouraging outlook. tesla a more next message, investors more cautious.

the sheriff's department shot it at the fort brown golf course in brownsville sunday night.e last 72 hours authorities say more than 3,000 have crossed in this area. that steady flow of migrants up and down the u.s./mexico border here in texas has some business owners all over those border towns on edge and worried about their bottom line. >> have had multiple people throughout the week tell oils we don't want to go downtown at night anymore. you don't know if it's safe. it has me wondering do i get security cameras and make sure to have every corner covered and stuff like that. >> that business owner is in el paso where you can see many migrants are now camped out in the city's downtown area. there are so many in the area looking for shelter and food. the city just opened up a new shelter at an old middle school in the area. as we know and as we've seen, this crisis not only impacting border towns but also cities far away from here like new york city. the mayor, eric adams there, plans on making a trip to central america. he will speak with migrants on their journey to the

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of the central u.s., those records actually began on saturday, including the later area around brownsville, texas, which means they could end up breaking records three or four days in a row before we finally start to see temperatures dropping down towards normal. sioux falls going from a high on sunday of 93 degrees back down to only 76 on tuesday. keeping in mind, however, that 76 is still actually above normal for this time of year, just not quite as extreme as the high temperature will be on sunday. another location looking at that big drop, st. louis going from a high of 91 on sunday down to the low 80s thursday before dropping back below average into the low to mid-70s once we finish out the rest of this week. farther down to the south, dallas also looking at several more hot days. looking at highs in the mid-90s all the way through tuesday of the upcoming week before finally dropping back into the 80s by the end of the week and possibly down even into the low 70s once we get some rain back into the forecast next weekend. now, this heat is going to stick around. it's just going to sta

bill is in brownsville, texas along the border. good evening. >> yeah, bret good evening to you. leaked to us reveals thousands of so-called special interest rail yens from mostly middle eastern countries caught crossing illegally by border patrol the past two years. numbers are fairly startling. more than 6,000 people from afghanistan apprehended here, more than 600 from iran, 164 from lebanon, home to hezbollah, more than 500 from syria the birthplace of isis, 139 from yemen. the u.s. government considers so-called special interest countries places that favor terrorism or present a potential threat to united states and speaking of that terror watch list surge to go record high, cdp data showing in fiscal 2023151 people on fbi terror watch list arrested by border patrol trying to cross heally at our southern border highest number recorded higher than previous six years before that combined together that is a major concern when you talk about the got aways numbers. this graphic telling fox news since president biden took over one million got aways in our country without capture,

they will make stops in texas in el paso, mcallen and brownsville.cago mayor brandon johnson will stay behind to address the migrant crisis in new york. a bear fan appears to lose consciousness. fans were seen brawling in the stadium concourse. he got back up after getting knocked down by a punch. no word on in there have been arrests in this situation. over to you. keeps on happening. >> lawrence: crazy stuff. thank you. hours from now, the house will vote on a new speaker as republican push to rally behind jim jordan. next guest says if gop can't make a decision, a deal will have to be made with democrats. joining us is house committee chair mike turner. congressman, thank you for joining the program. does jim jordan have the votes? if he didn't, what are hold-outs telling you? >> i think he'll have the votes. i think he is what we need at this time. tragedy is kevin mccarthy was removed by democrats, 208 of them. lead republicans, eight were leading the charge to remove him said they wanted him removed because he was working with democrats. democr

picked up in recent days but back over in the rio grande valley for the sector chief says around the brownsvilled fort brown stations some 3000 migrants crossed they are in a period of just 48 hours. at this point of course no legislation on the table to address this crisis. congressman tony gonzalez is pushing for what he is calling these safer act which would raise a credible fear standards in order to claim asylum to get into the country. it would expedite the removal of migrants who do not qualify for asylum through repatriation flights would also surge judges here to the border in order to hear cases much much quicker, jon. >> casey reporting, thanks. for more on all of the sub spring arizona congresswoman debbie lesko of the house committee on energy and commerce. house subcommittee on energy as well she is also on the congressional border security caucus. so you just heard the numbers 200 30,000 in september. migrants coming across the border. how is this going to end? when is it going to end? >> republicans have tried to end it. we passed our bill hr to back in may of this year. unfortun

around brownsville, harlan and the fort bend station local sheriff say that is why is nearly impossiblelmed overworked but we took an oath and rickety keep them safe and keep texas safe and keep texas safe. >> a good portion of migrants are hitching rides to the u.s. on trains. over the weekend mexican police evacuated hundreds from a cargo train and chihuahua mexico, some northbound trains have been halted at 1.60 train suspended and less risky routes have now resumed migrants claimed they have been told they have to continue their journey on foot. congressman tony gonzales is talking about the safer act which is a plan that he has in place that is nonpartisan, three things can be done to stop the flow immediately, surge of 150 immigration judges to hear cases here immediately number two a people to qualify for asylum get the bond repatriation fights and get them back to origin and bus from the united states. a number three raising the bar for credible fear threats for those who were claiming asylum. back to you. >> thank you very much indeed. democrats in new york are waking up to the

rio grande valley sector which has been relatively quiet the past couple of weeks specifically brownsvillefort brown stations, approximately 3000 have crossed that they are according to the sector chief in 48 hours time. also, take a look at this sprayed this past week texas dps assisting border patrol involved in some wild pursuits over in webb and zavala counties but you can see high-speed pursuits of suspected smugglers ending in bailouts than a foot pursuits and eventual arrest. local sheriffs say it is nearly impossible to keep up with the frenzy of activity like this. >> we have had over 15000 calls of service in a year which has tripled from other years we have 6911 calls with only a five man crew working. day in and day out. >> today begins a brand-new fiscal year for u u.s. customs d border protection. last october the agency reported more than 231 encounters. that is 29000 fewer than septembers a tally of more than 260,000 per source an all-time record. it is estimated since last october 1 well over migrants came into this country encountered out here at the southern border all o

go to yuma, arizona to brownsville, texas and find out how community hospitals, food programs, law and order, everything is being affected by this wave of illegal migration. >> martha: it's crazy. and former president clinton is waking up to it as well. we'll see if anybody knocks on the door at the white house. thanks, karl, very much. good to see you. this story is so upsetting. where is 9-year-old charlotte sena. she disappeared saturday. her family is desperately waiting for answers on where their little girl is. she's 9 years old. she went on a bike ride on a camping trip with her family and where is charlotte? she never showed up at dinner time. callahan walsh is the co host of "in pursued" with john walsh. a lot of experience finding people. we'll ask him what is happening here next. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® ♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage begins october 15t

every day are processing these large groups so you have 60-plus miles here in this sector, from brownsvilleu have literally hundreds upon hundreds of miles of unpatrolled wide open border for which someone would a terrorist intention could exploit that vulnerability. now, vivek ramaswamy came to eagle pass and he spoke some how if he were to become president he would certainly address the border quickly because he sees it as a national security risk and he sees that neither republicans or democrats are doing enough about it right now. that's the situation here and what also, just leave you with this, neil, in the past week, just since monday they tell me in this sector they've had over 10,000 migrant encounters we've within witnessing, 1,454 known got-aways, they saw them on cameras, couldn't bring them into custody and we don't know why they're here and what their intentions are. neil, we'll send it back to you. neil: scary stuff, griff. grief jenkins at the border. in the meantime, this. israel has no choice, but to crush hamas. that's not benjamin netanyahu saying that, that is mike penc

picked up in recent days back over in the rio grande valley where the sector chief there says around brownsville lin general and the fort brown station some 3,000 migrants crossed over a period of 48 hours. at this point as we've been talking, a lot about funding border security, there is no legislation currently on the table to address this crisis. i can tell you that congressman tony gonzalez is pushing for what he's calling the safer act which would raise the credible fear for people who are seeking asylum. it would expedite the removal of migrants if they don't qualify for asylum, and it would also surge immigration judges out here in the field to help unravel some of the backlog. but, again, no real legislation on the table at this point despite a whole lot of talks about funding the border security. mike? mike: casey stegall live at the border. casey, or thanks very much. for more on the influx of migrants at our southern border and what lawmakers on capitol hill are doing to -- doing to address it, i'm join by member of the senate budge and homeland security committees, senator roger mars

bill melugin is live at the border in brownsville, texas. watching your earlier reporting and took a picture of the screen when it broke down where some of the people were coming from and what you call them. take it away. >> we'll show those numbers in those countries in a moment here. we often hear from border patrol agents they consider border security to be national security and they have extreme wore ephors about who and what has been coming across our southern border the last couple years. start with the terror watch list numbers you referenced. 151 people on the f.b.i. terror watch list arrested by border patrol here at the southern border this fiscal year alone. that is an all-time record. higher than the last six years combined. you see the numbers. as soon as president biden took office they started shooting up. his administration says we're watching more people. the gotaway numbers don't reflect that. we'll pull those numbers up. since president biden took office cbp sources tell us at least 1.5 million gotaways got across the bord

bill melugin is down there for a long time and reporting live in brownsville, texas. bill, good morning. it's a big story. >> yeah, good morning to you. i can tell you for over two years now border patrol agents are telling us they have extreme concerns about who is crossing our southern border, primarily because so many agents have been pulled off the front lines to instead focus on processing. that then leaves gaps in the border where we simply have nobody out on patrol. the numbers are startling. we'll start with the terror watch list numbers. fiscal year 2023 so far, 151 people on the f.b.i.'s terror watch list have been arrested by border patrol agents crossing illegally here at our southern border. that is the highest number on record. it's also higher than the previous six years combined. the highest number under trump was six. we got 151 this year so far. the biden administration says that shows they are catching more people, right? not exactly. we'll talk about the gotaways. cbp sources telling us since president biden took office there have been well over 1.

we don't want brownsville to become beirut. >> cities across the u.s.n edgterdaye as pro-palestn supporters are disrupting everyday a, like in chicago, where they rampaged through a town hall meeting in new york. cops are on high alert. times square was taken over by an anti-israeli mob community spent all day bracing for the worst. parentg fos decided to keep kids home from school over threats of violence. including my next guest who isfo a former israeli soldierrmer mor model and former member of idf, sd ginzberg joins me now.s se >> so did you take thiso take seriously enough to takewas your kids out of school or was there a specificspecif threat that you noticed? d to no, i just decided to be cautious. we you know, i grew up in israelen and we've been surroundedir by this kind of stuff for my entire life. and i've never been one to s be overly scared or overly cautious. but after seeing how ruthless and cruel hamas cas n be, i just decided that it's not worth me. being brave on the expense of my kids. and it's sad sad to that in a sense. i let them

they are expected to make stops in hard-hit towns in texas like el paso, mcallen, brownsville, chicagong behind though to address the shelter crisis as thousands of new arrivals sleep on the floor of police stations as well as airports. those your headlines, brian, back over to you. >> brian: remind me, i would like to close the border when we're done with the show. >> carley: maybe a little border security would help. >> brian: a huge smoke cloud over gaza city. take a live look now after a major explosion. there you see it. wow. and still ahead, 10 family members, including a 3-year-old who are all descendents from the holocaust are being held hostage by hamas terrorist. a relative speaks out, coming up. ♪ a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred

it's the last one that will be falling on saturday, actually, in commissioner brownsville's neighborhood of glen park. the family of band spacex, which i think some of you may know about, will be playing. it's actually their neighborhood. some of them live and work in that neighborhood. so they're lead singers, band and their dj will be playing there as well as i think it's the hillbillies and the cro-magnon tones. so amongst other 45 to 60 artists and about 30 participating businesses, we will be having one more following this year. but this is the last saturday one, the last one for the year will be november 16th, which will be a thursday evening as part of apec. we'll be doing a night market on clement street. so please come out, celebrate our small businesses, our neighborhoods and our artists and yeah, it should be fun. chief of staff entry. we have these forms in front of us. you're asking us to complete them and hand them to you? yes, please. now so after the meetings, fine. okay do them now and hand them in after any other comments, any other new business matters before the commi

host: republican line next in brownsville, texas. caller: i have a couple of questions. one of them is all this funding going to ukraine and now israel, where does that money come from? is it coming from the taxpayer? are we having the middle class, who bears the burden of all of these taxes, responsible for all this money? host: it comes from the u.s. treasury which is funded by taxpayers eventually, yes. caller: i think the american public should vote about whether we want to be in debt to these fundings. are we just giving the money away? is israel going to promise to pay in return, pay back with interest? host: since we are a republic, we voted for our representatives in congress, for our president. they are the ones that get to make that decision. caller: ok. i appreciate your response. everything points to the direction that the taxpayer is responsible for this. thank you for taking my call. host: matt in falls church, virginia. democrat. good morning. caller: so much to talk about. i would say in terms of the speaker's race, the republican party is a mess currentl

when i think about resources, from our superfund program, brownsville program, when i think about programs where we distribute our water- quality resources, we're ensuring that communities that have not had a seat at the table have a seat at the table to get the protection. by the way, many of our rural communities across the country fit into the very category. >> thank you so much. thank you for your exemplary leadership. i yield back to the chairman. >> thank you. >> thank you. i now recognize mr. baer for five minutes of questioning. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we really appreciate you being here today. anyway, the question i have really goes on with what congressman babbitt was talking about, section 111 proposed rule. it mentioned, specifically, this proposed rule, indicating carbon capturing is a technology that can be used to comply with this rule. carbon-capture projects, in many states and regions, requires the epa to issue classics wells for the injection of carbon. my question is how many classics have the epa issued this year? >> i will have to get you the specific number this