two rival gangs on a beach near cancun yesterday leaving two suspected drug dealers dead.he hyatt cancun resort as staff told terrified guests to find places to hide. >> that was a five star resort. can you imagine the spray bullets at a three star where college kids can afford? so the question americans are asking themselves tonight is spring break safe? moms, dads, sons and daughters all asking the same question. we report. you decide. and i don't want to hear from the mexican tourist board. prove me wrong, mexico. fly me down there first class at put me up at a five star and nothing happens to watters and i come back in one piece i will say it's safe but until then "primetime" is issuing a travel advisory to all of mexico. our neighbors can't be trusted. i'm not vacationing in a failed narco-state if there is other options. mini madoff tells me the bahamas are nice and it's a shorter flight. only crime down there is white collar despite all the drugs, the violence, the human trafficking, biden's top intelligence officials laser-focused on, you guessed it, white supremac

been to cancun it is a beautiful place love to vacation there and never go there again.was two years ago we had individuals are ride by beaches in cancun on jet skis firing automatic weapons up on the beaches. lawrence: yeah. someone that used to go to have a grat time, i don't think i'll be going any time soon sir thanks so much for joining the program. >> my pleasure, lawrence thank you. lawrence: got it so foursome from south carolina aren't only whowns may have crossed paths with the cartel. mexican authorities and fbi are now looking for three texas women their families fear they may have been kidnapped. jackie ibanez joins with us latest on this developing story. jackie. jackie: hi good evening lawrence. the women there from the small border town of penitas texas police there say two sisters marina along with their friend crossed into mexico february 24th to set clothing at a flee market in the city three hour drive south of the u.s. border. but after february 28th no one has heard from them. police say they were driving a 1996 green chevy silverado with texas plat

latest guiden only lists six mexican states under a do-not-travel advisory, destinations like cabo and cancun remain in a level two advisory, urging people to use extreme caution. >> take everything on a case by case basis this is an individual decision that has to be made based on what you learn about the resort area you are going to. stay away from level four state department, do-not-travel states reconsider any travel to the level three category states, from the state department >> reporter: back this texas, the fbi is also investigating the disappearance of three u.s. residents who crossed into mexico three weeks ago and never returned >> they were going toward a flea market to sell some clothing articles >> reporter: yet thousands of americans are expected to arrive at mexican hot spot destinations and for those that are traveling to mexico, it's recommended to turn on location services on your cell phone. share that with someone in the u.s. and talk to your hotel about airport transfers. >>> now to a growing danger in another spring break hot spot there's been a flare up of toxic red ti

the warnings tonight >> reporter: right as a crush of spring breakers hit the beaches from cabo to cancun, an urgent warning from texas state officials not to travel to mexico due to the "ongoing violence throughout the country. >> that's why we urge everyone because it's a volatile situation to avoid traveling into mexico, especially at this time >> mexico, here we come >> reporter: the abduction of four americans from south carolina visiting one of the most dangerous border towns and murder of two of them has cast a harsh spotlight on going south of the border. there's also the recent disappearance of three women from the mcallen area who went to sell items at a flea market and haven't been seen in weeks. the state department's highest level 4 designation, do not travel, was issued in october for just six states in mexico but popular tourist destinations like cabo and cancun are at level 2, exercise increased caution. that's the same together as most of western europe including england and france >> if you were a family were planning a trip right now to one of these coastal destinations

but popular tourist destinations like cabo and cancun are at level 2, exercise increased caution.'s the same together as most of western europe including england and france. >> if you were a family were planning a trip right now to one of these coastal destinations would you still go? >> i think it depends on the destination. what's the security situation like, what are past incidents there? >> on the shores of south beach, florida mixed reactions. >> there's maybe other parts of the world where it's warm and nice. you don't have to go to mexico. >> so safety would be potentially a concern? >> safety would be the main thing because when i think about traveling you're looking for comfort experiences, you're not looking for trouble. >> the reality is any country including mexico, you go to the wrong places there's potential for things like this to happen. >> reporter: with spring break just now hitting its peak fresh warnings and a wave of questions. sam brock, nbc news, miami beach. >>> up next, cloning your voice. how close can artificial intelligence come to the real thing? the w

. >> se pide extremar precaución en zona como cancún, quintnar.rse pero no deja de visitar y cosas que son maravillosas. >> cuídese protéjase y no lleven cosas que llame la atención como obolsas de marcas . >> también dice que muchas personas viajan a sin incientes pero advierten que los riegos no pueden ser ignorados si planea viajar m x que se registre con el embajada o consulado de los estados unidos más cercano antes de su viaje. >> y a lo sabe tome mucha precaución al momento de viajar, gracias por ese repor, gracias por ese repor, vamouna tenos s a pa [mÚsica alegre estilo cumbia] ♪sientes la garganta rasposita.♪ ♪tienes tosecita. y sospechas del covid.♪ ♪tienes 5 dÍas para poder ganarle al covid.♪ ♪hazte la prueba,♪ ♪toma las pastillas.♪ ♪gÁnale al covid. ¡asÍ!♪ ♪estos tratamientos son seguros.♪ ♪y sin tener papeles, pedirlos puedes.♪ ♪hazte la prueba.♪ ♪¡oh sÍ!♪ ♪toma las pastillas.♪ ♪¡quÉ sÍ!♪ ♪ganÉmosle al covid. ¡asÍ!♪ pide las medicinas para tratar el covid. ♪¡asÍ!♪ >> aunque la inflación continúa por la nubes los precios están connzad

if you know you are are going to cancun or cabo you research ahead of time.her advice you can give these people who are going down next week? absolutely, man, first of all don't look like a d.e.a., fbi agent with these oakley sunglasses and all tackle, you know, that is going to get you in danger. especially if you go out from your resort area, right, if you go in a dark alley and if they think you are an agent then you will be in big trouble. >> the second don't look like a trafficker. look like around, see how they look. these kind of bags they used like cross eyed bags that's very cartel. dark clothing, that kind of stuff can get you confused i have several friends that have faced ugly situations in places because they looked basically like a cartel operator even though they were not at all. they were just tourists from the united states. >> jesse: all right. good intel luis. go check out his youtube page. >> speaker mccarthy just announced is he going to release all of the surveillance footage from the january 6th situation to the public. >> so what we wa

apenas 10 aÑos de colorado, que fue atacado por nada mÁs y nada menos que un tiburÓn en una playa de cancÚnse revela el terror que vieron las vÍctimas. andrea leÓn nos tiene los detalles tan escabroso en este siguiente informe. andrea: las recientemente publicadas llamadas al 911 revelan el miedo y la desesperaciÓn dentro de la escuela covenant, mientras que los estudiantes y maestros escuchaban los disparos. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: es una profesora asistente incluida en un armario de la sala de arte, susurrando al telÉfono para evitar que los encuentran, y el tiempo tratando de tranquilizar y consolar a los niÑos que se encontraban con ella. al fondo se encuentran sus voces haciendo preguntas. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: tambiÉn la alarma de la escuela se escucha de fondo. los dos nietos del padre sandi germÁn son estudiantes de la escuela covenant, uno de ellos era uno de los niÑos escondidos en el armario de esa sala de arte. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: cuenta que la profesora de arte los recogiÓ y ella los hizo entrar a la sala de suministro. en ese momento, cuando ya todos estab

we know many americans have travelled the resorts such as cancun, and without incident, but we can't cartels in mexico. now, those that you want to travel to those specific locations, all we can say and encourage is to contact the u.s. consulate, travel in groups, be aware of your surroundings, be vigilant, and just always keep track of updated potential threats in specific areas. >> you just mentioned the cartels that are in a turf war, right? republican senator lindsey graham recently proposed a new plan for the united states overall to go after cartels, to designate them a foreign terrorist organization. he said once you do that, that would allow to you, quote, give the military the authority to go after thinks organizations wherever they exist. not to invade mexico, not to shoot mexican airplanes down, but to -- drug labs that are poisoning americans. . but go into mexico and combat this. do you think the united states military should be going after the cartels directly on mexican soil? >> i can tell you for a fact, one, we need to designate the ca cartels. it's long overdue. it'

bajo la alerta de no viajar si fuera de esos estados donde se ubican los destinos mÁs populares como cancÚnentada al viajar a estass. zonas. la decisiÓn de viajar a mÉxico tiene que ser visto por cada individuo y ver los hoteles donde sos pe darse en texas investigan la desapariciÓn de dos mujeres que cruzaron a mÉxico hace 3 semanas y nunca regresaron. >>> el jefe de policÍa local aconseja tener precauciÓn a quienes visiten el paÍs vecino (hablan en inglÉs) >>> mientras que miles de estadounidenses seguirÁn sus plan de viajar a los destino mexicanos ya conocidos, quizÁs tomando un poco mÁs de precauciÓn, ante los actos recientes. guadalupe venegas noticias telemundo. >>> asÍ llegamos al california el sindicato de maestros de los Ángeles con 60 mil miembros planea unirse a una huelga de 3 dÍas posiblemente dentro de 2 semanas junto a miles de trabajadores no docentes del distrito escolar unificado de los Ángeles. y es que buscan un aumento de salario del 20% durante 2 aÑos incluido en una larga lista de reivindicaciones tanto los maestros y los no docentes tendrÁn una reuniÓn con el ayuntam

other places are costing even more tickets to cancun are up. 51%. las vegas is up. 41%. the increase in prices reflects an air travel resurgence following the pandemic. >> are held tonight. it's not even spring and parts of the united states are reporting an early start to allergy season. pollen counts are high or extremely high and the southern and eastern united states right now, researchers say flowers are blooming much earlier than normal this year after an exceptionally warm february, they say because of climate change allergy season is starting earlier and it is lasting longer. the cdc says more than 24 million people in the u.s. have allergies. researchers say a longer an earlier start the policies and could trigger a public health emergency. >> up next, as far as cow bears met washington state today in the pac, 12 basketball tournament. jason, tell us of the bears found some luck in las vegas to help them stop their 15 game losing streak. >> at our 4 zone forecast with a live look at the glistening listening tail lights of traffic heading across eastern span of t

y es fuera de esos estados donde se ubican los destinos mÁs populares como cancÚn y los cabos, ambosjeros ejercer precauciÓn incrementada al viajar a esas zonas. la decisiÓn de viajar a mÉxico debe ser tomada por cada ada individuo individuo tras analizar los peligros, dice este exagente del fbi que recomienda hablar con el hotel dÓnde las personas buscan hospedarse y pedir consejos para un transporte seguro del aeropuerto. en texas el fbi investiga la desapariciÓn de tres residentes, dos de ellas de texas que cruzaron hacia mÉxico hace tres semanas y nunca regresaron. el jefe de policÍa local recomienda tener precauciÓn a quienes visiten el paÍs vecino. >> mientras que miles de estadounidenses seguirÁn sus planes de viajar a los destinos mexicanos ya conocidos quizÁs tomando un poco mÁs de precauciÓn ante los actos recientes. y para quienes viajen a mÉxico se recomienda utilizar el servicio de localizaciÓn en su celular y compartirlo con alguien en estados unidos para que asÍ sepan en dÓnde estÁ ubicado en todo momento. johana, gracias, guadalupe, california se encuentra en medio de

officials say you will need to exercise increased caution in hotspots like cancun and cabo and reconsider travel in popular cities. strict do not travel alert is posted to six additional mexican states due to risk of increased crime and kidnapping. earlier this month cartel gunmen mistakenly targeted four americans killing two and the disappearance of three texas women two weeks ago. >> right now, more than 550 americans are reported missing in mexico. >>> it is the day after the biggest night in hollywood and a lot of people are talking about the big winner at the academy awards. we will show u the yomo >>> and the oscar goes to, "everything everywhere all at once" >> that summed up the academy awards. the multi-verse saga donating with seven wins including best picture. best original screenplay and best director and michelle yeoh winning best actress. the first asian woman and second woman of color to earn the award. >> for all the little boys and girls who look like me that are watching tonight. first, this is a beacon of hope and possibility. >> her victory was one of three acting pri

. >> john: what is interesting to note is cancun international airport since 2019 has been the fastestn the entire world. here is what texas senator john cornyn set about traveling to mexico on our program yesterday, listen end. >> it is not safe any longer and kidnappings are fairly frequent. the kidnappers will keep you until the atm machine goes past midnight so you can make two separate withdrawals to pay the ransom to gain your freedom. as shocking as this is, it is not completely surprising. >> we have two things at work we have cartel violence where it may be mistaken identity as you pointed out an unfamiliar vehicle in their territory but then their idea of kidnapping on a small scale just to get you to go to the atm and bill yourself out. when you look at places like cancun and the whole riviera and quiet show they are to in the west coast and all of these people, thousands of people are going to be going there and i went to nuevo viar to we monthso for thanksgiving, what's the risk for growing there? >> they should really consider it but again, they need to understand that th

when they talk about the popular spring break locations like cancun, to lose, they labeled those justhem. is that a mistake in your view? >> well i wouldn't say it's a mistake, but of caution is very clear at the state level we have a strong message and that is to avoid any portion of mexico, now we do know that many americans have traveled to these results such as cancun and maybe have traveled without incidents. we can't ignore the wrists especially now with the cartels having a heavy influence in mexico, even in the resorts. there is cartel presence in the resorts. but again, those that you want to travel to the specific locations, all we can say it all we can strongly encourage is to contact the u.s. consulate. travel in groups, be aware of your surroundings. be vigilant. always keep track of updated potential threats about specific areas if you do think about traveling to specific resorts. >> you just mentioned those cartels that are in a turf war, as you describe it, right now. republican senator louis the gram recently proposed a new plan for the united states overall to go aft

spots are the same old hot spots that you remember as a kid when you were in college, daytona beach, cancunis very hot, vacancies are low. cabo, san diego, the hotels are pretty packed. >> also some tips to keep in mind, don't book too early or too late. domestic flights should be booked two months in advance and international six to eight months ahead of time. >> there you go. >> want to get away. >> let's go with silvana. >> suddenly we're all family, right? >> another member of our family is back. kari. >> good morning. i know we were trying to escape all of this cold weather. it seems never ending. and even as i'm looking at the models, okay, when is this going to end? it is really bad. let's talk about this incoming storm. i don't know if i've ever said it this much, but we have another bomb cyclone coming. this is an area of low pressure that strengthens 24 millibars in 24 hours, so that's the pressure within the area of low pressure, and when we do see storms intensifying like this, it increases our wind gusts and we are looking at peak winds at about 60 miles per hour. this starts l

. >> even quintana roo the state with many popular tourist destinations like cancun has a level 2 warning urging increased caution if you're traveling there. >> and out an update on the recent ransomware attack in the city of oakland, hackers with the group plate ransomware. they've released confidential data stolen last month from oakland's online network. these hackers reportedly followed through on their threat to release that information last friday night. the city issuing a statement on the investigation saying that they are working with third-party specialist and law enforcement on the issue and they're working to figure out what personal information may have been stolen. the cyber attack affected everything in oakland from the city's non-emergency phone line to help parking tickets are handled if you happen to have any data on file with the city of oakland, you should freeze your credit and check your bank account regularly. the city also says that if they determine that anyone's personal information is involved, they will notify those people. >> the search continues for a woman in

that's the brave 10 year old dylan armijo, describing the moment of shark latched onto his leg in cancune deepwater, his brother dragged him onto the beach and got help. after three surgeries . dylan is on the mend, and later on good morning america, he explains how a therapy thought how a therapy dog helped him get through it. just incredible closing arguments are expected today in the gwyneth paltrow trial. terry sanderson is suing the actress for $300,000. claiming she slammed into him on a utah ski slope, causing permanent brain damage. paltrow says he ran into her, the defense called sanderson back to the stand yesterday. did you refer to her as godzilla to your daughter told everyone it was a hit and run wrote to your own hometown newspaper. yes i guess so. my apologies to miss palco was sounded like a lady getting changed by king kong out of the jungle. it was that kind of i'm really scared. paltrow's lawyers brought in medical experts suggesting sanderson symptoms may have been present long before the ski accident california and a first of its kind task force looking into reparat

even quintana roo the state with many popular tourist destinations like cancun has a level 2 warning urging increased caution. we'll be increased caution. we'll be right back after the break. a lot of new dry eye patients in my office tell me about their frequent dry eyes, which may point to dry eye disease. millions of americans were estimated to have it. they also tell me they've tried artificial tears again and again, but the relief is temporary. xiidra can provide lasting relief. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied and unusual taste sensation. why wait? ask your eye doctor about a 90-day prescription for xiidra today. >> welcome back. it is 4.55 getting close to 5. now, you may notice roadways are a little bit wet, but rainfall is moving out and the rest of the day today actually looks really good where we're sitting right now. temperatures are in the 30's and 40's. so don't forget the jackets, but not really much of a need for rain jacket to

2021, gunmen pulled up on jet skis on the beach and shot near the popular grand oasis hotel, the cancÚna. no one was hurt that triggered a level three advisory. and we understand they depend on tourism, so they kept resort areas safe. it seemed like there were more headlines coming out of resort areas, does it not? >> that is a great point and again, i think it speaks to the fact that what you really need to do to my demise risk is work with experts. work with people who really understand. travel experts who have their ears to the ground, fingers to the polls and can tell you. the issue is not being in the wrong place at the right time and who knows better than the people on the ground? >> that's a very good point and i wonder what kind of violence there tends to be and what type of crimes. for example, in any big city, robbery might be of thing. in mexico as we get a lot of headlines on cartels into drug wars, it seems to be that americans are collateral damage and not the targets. is that the case question mark >> that is accurate and it speaks to my point about not being in the wrong

killed during on his railey army right in the occupied west bank is ready forces stormed around g. cancun jeanine on tuesday. israel's prime minister says one of the dead had been responsible for killing 2 is ready brothers . last month, sir hired as his report. oh, hundreds, gather at a funeral march for the 6th palestinians killed in an israeli raid that lasted several hours. israel says one of them was wanted for killing to his radio from an illegal settlement near her water. over a week ago, his rady troops use shoulder fired missiles to destroy a house where they say the 49 year old suspects and barricaded himself in that room. zaman because as you can see, even if they demolished all our houses, oscar, its will remain high. we hope the injured recover. and peace be upon those who died . la, dozens of palestinians were wounded during the rate which ambulances weren't able to reach many of those in critical condition. while the injured palestinians remained unattended, helicopters were used to evacuate soldiers her during the confrontations. no harm in warm it seemed puzzled. brave tr

exercise increased caution in downtown areas of popular spring break locations in mexico, including cancuncarmen and tuolumne, especially after dark. they're warning about crime. in miami beach, a spring destination, they're considering imposing an overnight curfew after two recent fatal shootings in south beach. coming up at 6:30, we'll speak with a travel expert from the >>he time is 5:52.l have morevec how one winter -- there's an exciting march madness run, coming up after the break. >> and looking over the bay this morning, there's a few raindrops out there. be careful as you hit the roads. don't forget the umbrella and grab the jacket and get going. we'll have all the details on this first alert weather day coming up in just a bit. be careful want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. >> welcome back on this first alert weather day. showers are sweeping throughout the bay area, whether we like it or not. this is not

. >> the state advised americans to avoid popular places in mexico, including cancun. >> ashley: thank you. we spoke to an arizona sheriff last hour who says the cartel won't stop until they take the border crisis seriously. they feel like they can get away with things they do, killing americans and enslaving americans, killing american children with fentanyl and american civilians. they just feel embolden and feel they can write a note and say sorry and it will go away, i don't think so. our government needs to react swiftly and strongly. we cannot let this behavior go unchecked or it will cause problems and cost american lives. >> ashley: we are talking to will cain with the mexican president's response to this, he will join us later in the show, do not miss that know wo. >> todd: wild video out of oregon, escaping the courthouse ahead of jury selection. unshackeling arms and legs, which is protocol and made a break for it. he was on the break for two hours, that suspect was arrested in apriling of 2021 for two separate stabings leaving one man dead. another norfolk southern train de

this, i'm joined now by geopolitical advisor and former senior capitol hillaide rina shah, who is in cancun so much forjoining na— for “oining us. your reaction to forjoining us. your reaction to the unprecedented - forjoining us. your reaction | to the unprecedented events that we've seen today? i think what we've heard today from trump world and of course this legal decision reflects how the united states is a nation of laws and i today am notjust celebrated that we have seen justice come down for someone who is a private citizen but was a former president, but i'm also holding out for hope that justice truly will prevail. when you sayjustice will truly prevail, or do you mean by that? what are you expecting or hoping to see on this?— hoping to see on this? well, 'ustices hoping to see on this? well, justices and _ hoping to see on this? well, justices and just _ hoping to see on this? well, justices and just one - hoping to see on this? well, justices and just one stop i hoping to see on this? well, | justices and just one stop and that's what i think needs to be made clear here. it took

>> never as a college student that i did go covers spring break in 2016 in cancÚn.ome of the video. to get what you think about the election, who are you voting for ? get i'm voting for donald trump. >> vaidya like trump? >> it's like taking the best std . >> what you think is the best std you can have? >> gonorrhea. >> you have a strong preference for chlamydia? >> what you think of isis? >> i like isis. >> you restored my faith in america in that clip. >> it's longer than five minutes , i think we can't give up spring break because we're giving up so much content. >> that is better than anything you see on waters. you know what i mean? jim, you've been going on sprin break for 40 years now. as an elder statesman, i call myself a fun died. >> i have seen you host the parade pretty. >> take off my church, they see my side fat and they cheer my pose. during fiscal year what you should be encouraging kids to d is drink and do cocaine and get high, that way when spring brea comes, all they have to do is quietly reflected with a book, but it's because they're cooped up

todd: into another story out of mexico, 24-year-old canadian woman found dead at her resort south of cancun day after she got there. her boyfriend, ryan, who went with her held on mexican authorities in connection with her death. investigators with possible marks on her body. it is shocking. we want to know what happened. she was a beautiful, wonderful person inside and out and it was unfair she was robbed of her experience to experience life to the full list. >> ashley: speaking out on the note she wrote to her son about -- roberta claimed she sent the note marked reading after gabby patino was murder. and one other of her favorite books. i use the words that seem to have a connection with his actions and taking gabby's life, i never would have found that the events unfolded months later would reflect the words in my letter. she said she gave her sound the letter before gabby and brian's cross-country trip where he is accused of murdering her before taking his own life. >> todd: the house committee holding first hearing on the origins of the virus since the fbi and energy department conclu

issued its own travel warnings and americans to avoid popular places in mexico and that includes cancundd, ashley. >> todd: arizona sheriff, great to see you as always. does weakness of the biden administration on the border lead this cartel to not only kill these americans but then simply write a letter saying we are sorry and think they can get away with it? >> the weakness of these policies is creating strength for the cartels. that is why they think they can get away with all the things they do which is not only killing americans but enslaving people, killing american children with fentanyl and civilians. they just feel emboldened. now they feel they can write a note and say they are sorry and it will go away? i don't think so. >> ashley: imagine put yourself in the shoes of the parents. we heard one parent talk about seeing his son be kidnapped. i can't imagine before his death. to have a letter written to todd's point, how should our government respond to this? >> look i've lost a child recently and it wasn't in this circumstance so my heart goes out to them. i feel for them. but

now we see popular tourist destination where cancun come americans can't feel safe there.ould not encourage anyone to travel to mexico right now. we have to take a firm stance. we have to take an economic stance whether that be sanctions against mexico, but certainly a military presence on the southern border. we need to send a message to the drug cartel as well as the mexican government. >> todd: the kidnapping that took place three blocks from the united states. that is three blocks, that is real close. to ashley's question my talk to a number of contractors. i think you know what i mean by that, congressman. these are ex-military, ex-marines, they say they would go in and a heartbeat and solve this problem because they have the skill level. they know how to do it and they can get in and get out. quite frankly without the mexican government signing onto it, it is clear, to your point. the mexican government and the cartels are treating each other like two nation-states within one nation. that is the problem, isn't it? >> it is the problem. the mexican government is too c

. >> dagen: looking at this map of the cartel territory, you see riviera maya and cancun, places people go on spring break, why these areas are under cartel con control. why on earth go on vacation in a narco state? this is not recent. in the last year and a half, there's been incident after incident of assassin on jet skis pulling up on beaches with automatic or semiautomatic weapons killing people on the beaches and tourists are trying to kill people and tourists having to run for cover. if you're lucky, there are heavily armed military from mexico trying to protect the tourists. there has been stories and stories and stories about these problems there, but why put your life at risk? if you go on vacation to mexico, you are taking your life into your own hands. >> the administration doesn't want to tell us and the border czar, kamala harris, went there, we don't hear her talk about this, the administration kayleigh and i worked in tried to crack down on cartels, these are dangerous areas. shout out for this country, i've been to all 50 states, it's a beautiful country. you place daily

many americans have traveled to these resorts such as cancun and many without incident, but we can't ignore the risks especially with the cartels having a heavy influence in even resorts. but again, those that do want to travel to those specific locations, all we can strongly urge is to contact the u.s. cons consulate, be aware of your surroundings and keep up to at a time about particular threats. >> and mexico's president says it is part of a campaign by conservative politicians to keep his country from developing. >> translator: mexico is safer than the u.s. and there is no problem with traveling safely across mexico. that is something u.s. citizens now and our fellow country men know. >> the president trying to ease fear after four americans were abducted, two killed but two released. >>> meanwhile border officials are working around the clock to keep undocumented migrants from crossing into the u.s. but many migrants say a new app designed to make the process easier is not working. rosa flores reports. >> reporter: a large group of migrants requiring the international bridge tow

the more frequented and reliable destinations are cancun and tijuana.n area known as molar city for the 300 dental offices there. but it's not considered a primary medical travel destination mainly because there are no internationally accredited medical centers or specialty clinics in the immediate region. but that is where this group of american friends were so one could get a tummy tuck. the procedure costs about $9,000 in the united states, but it's half that price in mexico. other examples include a tooth implant with an acrylic crown that could cost $3400 in the u.s. and less than $170 in mexico. a coronary artery bipass would be $73,000 here. it's $27,000 there. overall, up to 70% of the medical tourism trips to mexico are for dental care. 15% for cosmetic care. the remaining 10% are for a variety of procedures led by orthopedic care. as for security, there are shuttles provided for patients crossing at the texas border, although americans prefer to arrive by private car so they can shop and dine at the restaurants. officials also say there are fe

someone to be quiet about wending over backwards for trump. [ laughter ] he even got a boost from the cancunoon, texas senator ted cruz, who wrote, "if donald trump's name was 'donald smith,' the chances manhattan d.a. alvin bragg would bring the case are zero." that's actually true, you know why? because donald smith didn't do anything. [ laughter ] donald smith didn't pay a porn star $130,000 and then try to claim it as a legal expense. [ laughter ] donald trump did that, though. [ laughter ] but as upset as his fellow republicans pretend to be, no one is more perturbed than trump's most disappointing son. >> and guys, correct me if i'm wrong, but didn't trump already beat stormy daniels in court? like in all fairness, like, isn't she, like, paying his legal bills or something like that? i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: his hands move faster than his brain. [ laughter ] i mean, what is this? it's like if jim henson had no puppets. [ laughter ] the important thing for djtj isn't necessarily defending his father. in the trump family, what's most important this is. >> the other thing you

should be wary of going into other parts of mexico as well, some of them are popular parts, cabo, cancÚner areas, your thoughts? to get many of the tourist cities could be relatively safe because the cartel kind of understand that they don't want to mess with tourists. it will bring the wrath of the government down upon them for whatever it's worth. but you have to be careful when you're traveling within mexico. if you're driving through, you could be in some dangerous areas . >> always good to see you. thank you, sir. >> protesters facing domestic terrorism charges for setting fire to construction equipment and throwing fireworks, even montauk cocktails at the officers protecting a training site for a jackie is live with that story tonight. good evening. >> we are getting more information like you said on th agitators accused of launching violent attack on cobb city in atlanta. one of the domestic terrorism suspects is being identified tonight as a lawyer with the southern poverty law center which claims to promote civil rights and fight what it calls hate groups. thomas webb jurgens wa

it requires enormous resources that developing makes cannot afford that's why in cancun, the developedations have not been able to commit. >> what commitments have you had so far from saudi arabia >> saudi arabia will not make any commitments. it's because of that relationship they've invited me to participate in this as a friend -- as a friendly contribution. >> would you expect or want business from saudi considering how much they're doing in the energy sector? >> i would like to share some experience before i put the cart before the horse one of the things i want to do is share some experience, what do they do, how can we learn from them. i'm more than happy to talk to them. >> could we see nuclear energy as a secure way forward for your government. >> where we stand, we're talking about a mix of technologies, which will take us through it. our preoccupation is energy. >> no doubt. i'll send it back over to you. >>> we'll take you back to the markets. modest down-beat starter has given way to selling across the european boards. take a look at where we are. we're almost 0.9% on the f

seven other states you should reconsider traveling only two states in mexico near cancun are consideredrime, homicide, kidnapping. carjacking, robbery all common now in those states. kidnapping is especially big business to anyone with value including americans. the fact is mexico is not a safe place right now. the mexican government since president 2006 declared war on the cartels violence has not stopped. it is relegated to rival factions and fighting a tour much war for cocaine and human smuggling routes. this area here is especially violent right now with the gulf cartel and two other cartels fighting for power in that area. it is not like negotiating with the head of a cartel. you will have basically rival gangs in these areas. now the current position is there are 20,000 homicides there. the bottom line if you go to mexico you are on your own, dana. >> dana: william la jeunesse. let's hope they get found soon. >> bill: protestors attacking a future police site in atlanta. the rioters torched construction equipment throwing fireworks at police. 35 arrested. chris carr is the attorn

with meat and spinach. ostrich meat is very tender i recommend it to everyone well, if you go to cancun, then by all means? try it of course if you tell us -ha, the best fish all over the bait its just great. lamb intestine welcome to the capital of turkey, istanbul , confess, which of you thought so, but no. here is such a common misconception that ankara has been the capital of turkey for 100 years. but what is the difference between a wife and colorful istanbul and antalya and why she was generally made the main city of the country, we will try to figure it out today. the capital of the country and it is located far from all the seas that wash turkey at an altitude of almost a kilometer above sea level. therefore, the capital was moved here. after all, this area is much better protected from any attack than istanbul. and in fact, the capital of the city was made as much as a hundred years ago. we will also visit the mehmet, who, together with his colleagues , makes dozens of hairstyles and colors every day. we will also ask about one more gong. why did she dedicate her life to teachi

key is every place you go beyond that resort you need to do your homework. >> reporter: violence in cancuns in some cases causing tourists to take cover in sheer panic left right in the crosshairs. mexico has since dispatched hundreds of national guardsmen to patrol the beaches up and down its atlantic coast making for odd images of people in bathing suits next to soldiers in body armor. but as nerve-racking as all that is, and rightly so, some context. most popular mexican tourist destinations are rated a level 2 by the state department, that's the exact same rating given to france, the uk and dozens of other countries. millions and millions of americans travel to mexico safely each year without any incident. >> passenger volume between the u.s. and mexico this january, january 2023, actually up 24% compared to the same month in 2019. that's more -- a larger rise than any other international destination. mexico is a true favorite of american tourists. >> reporter: some general tips for when you're traveling to mexico or anywhere for that matter. try not to travel with too much loose cash

>> neil: our state department has put out a warning to my american travelling to tourist spots in cancunf course i agree with it. it's one of the most dangerous countries for americans to travel. i believe it's number 1 as far as american deaths per year. tens of thousands of mexican citizens that are murdered annually. the cartels have total control over many parts of the country. it's not surprising that they put out the warnings. what happened to the four americans that went down to a medical appointment. this is how bad it is. two murdered, two kidnapped. look how scared the cartels got when they murdered those americans? if we put pressure on them, saying america has woken up to this, you're done for, we can change their behaviors. we can make them stop doing fentanyl. another purpose behind this. that's why i want to gin up this conversation. the president of mexico should be with us, not the cartels. >> neil: that would be a huge acting on itself if that were to come to pact . >> thanks. >> neil: meantime, a new poll is out showing a tight race with donald trump and ron desantis.

traveling to mexico at this point count feel like the greatest -- rachel: i told you last year i went to cancune place with sean, and service the were guys, mexican police in atvs with, like, masks and guns and ak-47s it looked like, you know, patrolling the beach. and i was, like, this isn't paradykes and that was last yeas last year. we're going to do a segment on the mexican president a little later on to give people information. he has a relationship with the cartels. they sort of collude together to protect each other, which is what that announcement was about yesterday -- this past week where he sort of chastised the republicans. that's him speaking on behalf of the cartels. here's steve mercy, a former dea agent. he took down pablo escobar, and he's talking about how cartels recruit here in america and in mexico. >> there's a lot of poverty-stricken people down in that area, and, you know, as the parents are kill or they don't take care of the children, the cartels will take these kids in not so much as we would think an adoption center, but, you know, they'll give them tasks to do, a li

not nuking cancun.rganization so a targeted strike is in the conversation. now the mexican president is feeling the heat and he is lashing out. >> one of the coordinators of the republican party yesterday raised the issue of initiative for the armed forces of the united states to intervene in mexico to combat drug trafficking, especially to prevent, according to him, fentanyl from mexico getting into the united states. once and for all, we will not per mitt the intervention of any foreign government and, much less, allow the armed forces of the foreign government in our territory. >> jesse: so if i had drug cartels overrunning my country i would say hey, uncle sam i think i just saw a chinese balloon flying over a drug lab. here are the coordinates send mya side winder. is it me or the mexican president sending safe haven to the drug cartels. i'm a peaceful man and mexico is a top trading partner. we all want what is good for business. i'm getting a little tired of the mental can government's attitude h

neil: have they extended to all of texas, cancun, et cetera? >> that's right. they have. put out a press release, an advisory saying, we understand that a lot of people go to mexico without incident, but they say the cartels are emboldened right now and too much cartel activity going on and they believe in their opinion the risk is just too high for any texas resident to go anywhere in mexico right now. neil: thank you for that update. bill melugin. the state department is aware of the missing citizens and doing everything in its power to find them and saying we're aware reports of three u.s. citizens missing. and we share information with families however we can. the department of state has no higher priority than the welfare and safety of the u.s. citizens abroad and stand ready to provide appropriate assistance to citizens in need and their families. lieu lieutenant, this is getting to be pretty thorny, chris. this is the second such incident on missing americans. what do you think is going on? >> well, neil, good afternoon. great to be with you. of course we know the

the hot spots are the same you remember as a kid when you were in college, daytona beach, cancun, miami hot, vacancies are low. cabo, san diego, telum, pretty packed and pretty good. >> tips to keep in mind, don't book too early or too late. domestic flights should be booked two months in advance and for international travel you should book a flight six to eight months ahead of time. >> sounds nice to get away, when you mention all those places. >>> coming up next, the top stories we're following today, including a long road to recovery. small towns in mississippi dealing with tremendous grief following a series of deadly tornadoes. we'll have a look at the destruction left behind and the hope some are finding even in the worst of situations. >> reporter: another storm expected to bring strong winds here in the bay area. the residents who want to trim their trees beforehand, but aren't a >>> right now, tracking another storm and what is expected to turn into a wet week here in the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is breaking down the timeline and what it means for neighborhoods still c

i have heard that some people are opting not to go to cancun just because of finances as well as theeve: you mentioned at the conclusion of your report that they have seized 70 guns so far this spring break. if these spring breakers are flying to south florida, they don't have a gun in their bag. the guns must come from a local source or locals. >> yeah. over the years, most of the arrests during the spring break month of march have been miami-dade county residents. these are people that are driving over here, joining the party, and sometimes causing trouble. >> rachel: absolutely. spring break has changed since the up most of the 90s. boyd. defense in all, guns. >> steve: it used to be a keg. >> brian: those are the good old days. meanwhile, early voting is about to begin in chicago. that mayoral runoff. does either candidate have what it takes to clean up the windy city? we are going to ask democratic aldermen soon. >> rachel: we are going to spring into fitness. the workout tips to get your summer body ready. this is for you, brian. >> brian: it looks like this guy is getting read

tourist districts, they're saying to reconsider travel or exercise increased caution, places like cancuna, all the spring break destinations. so what we're telling people at the points guy is keep your wits about you, don't go out late at night there. make sure to register with the local consulate or embassy. there's a step program the government runs where you can register ahead of time. remember, if you're traveling to mexico, they also use 911. if you get into any trouble, call 911, the same as the u.s. in mexico. >> that's good information. i'm not sure a lot of people actually knew that. no matter where you go, whenever you're traveling, you should stay safe and be, you know, careful with whatever you're doing. so what other tips or things that travelers should do to make sure they do have a safe and fun vacation? >> no matter where i travel, i always put -- leave my jewelry at home. leave your nice watches at home. you don't need to be flashy or extravagant when you're traveling, especially internationally. you should also not be carrying a lot of cash. take the cash and a couple o

but not just talking about spring break to locations like cancÚn or carbo their sink flat out do notgo anywhere in mexico right now for they said the risks are too elevated with is a volatile cartel activity will send it back to you. arthel: all right bill melugin will take it back here thank you bill. eric: atlas bringing tom he is an acting ice director under president trump and a visiting fellow the heritage foundation and fox news contributor. tom, these deaths on the water by the smugglers does that surprise you? >> it doesn't, eric. right now if you look at the numbers crossing the border since joe biden has been an office there 1700 migrants have died on u.s. soil. that is what we found. in texas a few months ago i was on the ground with those deputies for four hours begun to dead bodies. i talked to the sheriff there is and how many do you think you're not finding? his guess is you're fighting one and four. 1700 known have been found. we do not know what we don't know. a lot of these people that drowned in either the ocean or river we will never find. and those in the desert

the more frequented and reliable destinations are mexico city, cancun and tijuana.mexico year yuma, arizona, known as molar city for the 300 dental offices. but matamoros is not considered a primary destination mainly because there are no nationally accredited medical centers or specialty clinics there or in the immediate region. but that is where this group of american friends were so that one of them could get a tummy tuck. the procedure typically costs about $9,000 in the united states, but it's half that price in mexico. other examples include a tooth implant with an acrylic crown that would cost $3,400 in the u.s. but it's less than $1,700 in mexico. a coronary artery bypass would be $$73,000 here, $27 there. there are weight loss surgeries and there are a variety of procedures led by orthopedic care. as for security, there are shuttles provided for patients crossing at the texas border, although many americans prefer to arrive by private car so they can shop and dine at the restaurants. officials say there are security officers to guide the district in additio