de los "zetas" bajo el nombre de cartel del oeste y trocha del infierno, tambiÉn el cartel del golfocibidas porque a la hora de combatir las secuestros las autoridades solo tienen en su punto de mira los carteles. >> bandas criminales que estÁn organizadas que tienen adiestramiento a veces militar y armamento de alto calibre para poder tener esta posibilidad de aterrorizar a algunos grupos principalmente a los migrantes. >> es aquÍ el punto de en encuentro de los migrantes. >> claudia es una abogada que asesora a familiares de migrantes secuestrados. >> asegura que los casos han ido en aumento en los Últimos tres meses. >> hemos visto de 2 - 3 casos semanalmente. >> voltÉame a ver bien la cara. >> lo que se sabe porque muchas familias reciben la llamada y lo que hacen es buscar por sus medios conseguir el dinero y pagar y establecer la comunicaciÓn o volver a tener conocimiento de su familia. >> en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos, operan grupos criminales dedicados al secuestro de migrantes principalmente en tijuana, y ciudad juÁrez, donde el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn

so they say, oh, mexican cartels need my help to get a getaway car, they come do deals with cartels?ountries to advertise services to smuggle people here, they are also advertising looking for help wanted if you will. they put the help wanted ad out and the united states citizens respond to help wanted ads and it's a lucrative business and that's why so many people and united states citizens are getting involved in this. they have scouts in the united states, they have scouts camped out on mountains watching border patrol agents watching the movement of the agents, noticing when there are gaps in the coverage and that's when they hit us really hard and use united states citizens on the back end. maria: incredible. tiktok is a chinese company, china owns tiktok and they are using tiktok a lot to advertise their services. they're charging what to the people who want to get into america, is it 10,000 a head and then how much are they paying the american citizens that are becoming the getaway cars? >> it depends on where the individuals are coming from. conservative estimate. if you're c

over the past months there were three incidents where drug cartel members this is the dangerous cartelch is battling against another cartel for control of our border. bringing deadly drugs into the united states. these cartel members on monday. 12 went into the rio grande river and taunted our national guard and contacted the texas department of public safety who sent a helicopter to monitor the situation. that's why they caught this footage of cartel members in tactical gear with heavy arms. they were carrying assault rifles and they followed the van. this is the third pipeline. -- third time. one of the biggest problems our federal law enforcement have right now is are they going to escalate? they escalated to the point of taunting the national guard. maybe one ever these cartel members will shoot across the border and cause an international incident. this is not the only thing happening. in california there was another incident where a child was dropped from the top of the fence down by a smuggler and then left abandoned in an area that is dangerous. it has rushing water where many

vigil: Él estaba protegiendo a este cartel h2.>> jajaja. que estÉ tranquilo, que no se preocupe su tÍo y lo que es mencho, ese sÍ que se preocupe, porque le voy a rodear todo el punto en el que estÁ moviÉndose. >> yo, que lo conocÍ personalmente, sÉ que es una persona muy rÍgida, trata de cuidar mucho las formas y que se me hace poco creÍble que Él hubiera podido escribir de forma directa esos mensajes. no sÉ que hubiera pasado con estas mismas pruebas y con ese contexto si hubiese sido juzgado en estados unidos, pero aquÍ en mÉxico no les alcanza ni para una amonestaciÓn pÚblica. roberts: aunque vigil no lo ve de esa manera. vigil: la evidencia es fuerte en contra de Él y ahora es un hombre libre. ¿y quÉ quiere decir eso de la justicia mexicana que no funciona? roberts: “aquÍ y ahora” solicitÓ una entrevista con el abogado que defendiÓ al general cienfuegos en nueva york, pero no obtuvimos respuesta. obrador: el gobierno de estados unidos, la dea. roberts: ademÁs de no encausar al general, el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrado

the belief is these were cartel gunmen. thankfully no injuries there.inking to yourself my god, this is happening in broad daylight. >> this should not surprise anybody pray when you look at what is currently going on, the cartels are emboldened ditch the policies we have here in the united states. they no good and well people are not going too. [inaudible] so the cartels or recognize and understand that right now they have complete and total control of the border. that again is a problem because as we put on uniforms as i go out to patrol the border on a regular basis it makes a lot more difficult to actually go after the criminality, go after the cartel and their profits. as long as those profits are on the rise they're going to continue in this fashion pray. >> thank you for bring up the notion of profits. my think about this the amount of money they are making the human trafficking, smuggling people across the border and also the money they are making basically bringing drugs across the border as well. they continue to pour across. arizona agents th

the base of operations for the sinaloa cartel.3, fortunes for the world's most dangerous drug lord, el chapo. by tracing the burner phones used by el chapo's underlings, the dea's drew hogan was zeroing in on his target. >> all that mattered this entire time was his location. where was he at? that was the only question i wanted answered. >> as you realized, you were building this ladder, potentially to el chapo, what was that like? and you read the messages? >> read the messages, piecing together the structure of his organization, his day-to-day operations. >> must have been an eye opener? >> it was like reading a novel you could not put down. >> culiacÁn. does not sound like a place the dea or even mexican authorities could easily infiltrate. this was a stronghold, for so long. you had the information with, what could you do at that moment? >> once i knew that he was in culiacÁn, i had to find another location. it was far too dangerous to actually go into culiacÁn and root him out. we thought it would be an absolute bloodbath. >>

that was supposed to fight drug cartel. that's all about root causes. mexico once and for money. will more money catch drug lords? all of this is the drug cartel is ramping up at the border. >> ♪ ♪ we begin stocks and the downside is u.s. economy could less than half of the jobs have been expected in september. just wanted 90 versus half a million expected on wall street. this does not look at birds coming right when reports of poll numbers crashed below 40%. the danger zone of 38% have got a new study co-authored by former bank of england policy maker economy might be in recession. it's likely right terry mccall's was caught on a hot mike saying the president is on pop the bread that is the quote headwind with d.c. and his own race for governor of virginia. now edward lawrence has much more he is at the white house good to see you. >> lesson economy had fewer than turning the overall job gain saying this the reason we need more spending. >> these are about competitiveness versus complacency. competitiveness versus complacency. opportunity versus decay. it's about leading the wor

across and lesser paying a toll to the cartel.one is paying a toll, is that true. >> yes you don't get by without the cartels and we heard the making half a billion dollars a month that is probably conservative this administration doesn't know who's coming over and they don't care look at the strain and will put on the towns in the cities all across america as they bus them out and it takes us on the tip of the sphere to get to these people but it's unacceptable and it's gonna put a strain once they get into america to be hard to get them out in the medical cost and everything that goes with it is a threat plus the military cost we have to be right and terrorism 100% of the time as we found out 9/11 they've gotta be right, it's a sad day for america. elizabeth: the justice department announced the dea seized in a historic amount of fentanyl placed fake pills they broke up a mexican criminal drug network here in the u.s. they seized 1.8 million lethal that no pills as oxycontin, percocet, adderall, xanax the chemicals came from chi

criminal cartels increasingly shooting at u.s. the border as tens of thousands of migrants approach. we'll break down that story. florida attorney general ashley moody. gop senator marco rubio says the white house should fire climate czar john kerry over conflicts of interest involving john kerry's invests in china. we have got the story next. i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop shingles, and the risk only increases as you age. so what can protect you against shingles? shingrix protects. now you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose

g drug cartels. the da and our partners have seized enough fentanyl laced pills to kill 700000 americans. one other note for you, the city in china, where most of these precursor chemicals, for fentanyl, come from wu, han, china, which of course was also the side of the outbreak of cove. it would during the height of the coven pandemic, when ruin was shut down, mexican drug cartels began to source fentanyl precursors from other cities and countries across asia. reporting for the big picture. i'm been swan. thanks, ben. so that's where it comes from. but what is sentinels, let's asked the author of a stack of books on health and nutrition, including flipped the youth switch, longtime network, tv, and medical correspondent, dr. bob, are not doc. i've been following your work for years. it's a treat to have you here. i'm sorry, i got a bobo. how's your noggin is pretty good. i always say, you know, you have a good looking, a rude yet, but i have a pretty good story to go along with it. yeah, you should

washington describes him as the leader of an armed and violent drug cartel. it had put up a $5000000.00 rewards out, locate him. died one donio, also got ali as ordonia, and this is the hardest blow that has been dealt to drug trafficking in this century. in our country and this blows only comparable to the follow pablo escobar in the ninety's murder of policemen, soldiers, social leaders, as well as a recruiter of minor. and she's also known for the insanity that led him to abuse adolescent boys and girls. alessandra ram kathy is in bogota with more. this was the biggest drug trafficker in columbia. he has been so for the last 2 decades, really as you was leading major trafficking group and known as a coff cartel that operates in the north of the country, mostly close to the border with panama. that's the base of this organization that has, according to colombia and intelligence, some 1200 armed men. that's their base in the north of their country. but they operate in more than $300.00 municipalities across colombia. and they are considered to be responsible

detrÁs de este creciente narcotrÁfico estÁ la mano de poderosos cÁrteles mexicanos. >> corazÓn del cÁrtelnta fetal mena lÍquida. >> son principalmente estados unidos y canadÁ, gon riesgoso viaje que multiplicarÁ su precio. >> sin importar fronteras, ocÉanos y tampoco millonarios de comicios, esta droga puede llegar a lugares tan lejanos como espaÑa y oceanÍa, su precio es aÚn mÁs elevado. >> estÁn fabricÁndolas y mezclÁndolas con medicinas normales. >> un nuevo informe contra la droga y el delito da cuenta que los cÁrteles mexicanos tejieron una red que se extiende por cuatro continentes, buscando nuevos mercados, el australiano. >> es lugar de consumo, lugar con gente de discapacidad para comprarla. >> diversas partes del mundo, son evidencias donde se ha identificado el suministro de drogas sintÉticas. >> se estÁ perdiendo... toneladas llegan a los consumidores finales. >> el distrito escolar de san bernardino en california decidiÓ tomar medidas ante el reciente uso de los cigarrillos electrÓnicos entre los jÓvenes, una de las herramientas que utiliza para transmitir su mensaje sobre lo

liz: equipment reporting since the summer you and i talked about months and months ago the cartel werehe border at our guys again last week. migrants flood in texas national guard have seen cartel gunfights increase near the border recently and mexican soldiers have been taunted in recent days by cartel members armed while across the rio grande river. there have been multiple and growing instances of this happening, too so when you see tens of thousands of migrant coming to the border and what not being understood and you and i have talked about this, the drug cartel want to drag the migrants to the coyotes to deliver drugs across the border. your word on back? >> absolutely. we are seeing this measured in ways we can't even count so the cartel make money, they are making billions of dollars, we've seen a surge an explosion of drugs coming in, we know the price of functional is falling into places like arizona because there's more supply so that will have an effect on overdose deaths and inner-city violence from chicago to take st. louis and all over the country and we know the cartel

we are talking about these cartels and these kind of, the weird strange animal of what this cartel iss, it is notjust how strange this hybrid was, it is not just a how strange this hybrid was, it is notjust a regular cocaine cartel like once we have seen like with pablo escobar, this was something different, it was this armed militia with the men under his command wearing uniforms, they at least pretended to have an ideology. they seemed to kind of tend towards far right politics when there was politics involved, they were known to kill social leaders, social activists, environmental activists, but really often the main focus of the group was to export cocaine. on the group was to export cocaine. on the problem is, where these groups thrive, there is a lack of the colombian state, the colombian state is unable to impose a minimum of law and order in these zones. so these types of groups become the de facto state, they are the ones who impose order on some sort of security and order on some sort of security and order in these zones. until the government can really take control of this

it's not compassionate to put women and children in the hands of these dangerous cartels.onally witnessed as i patrolled the border the tragedies that exist, the number of people that have passed away. we had more than 91 people -- i'm sorry. 91 people in the month of september that succumbed to the elements because the criminal cartels left them behind. that was a record in september. yes, it's not compassionate to encourage people to put themselves in the hands of these dangerous cartels. if we enforce the laws the way the laws were written, we wouldn't have this problem. the biden administration is trying to get the base energized and that's the problem we're seeing today. >> charles: thanks, brandon. the grinch that might not be the only threat to your christmas gifts this year. why shoppers are rushing to get their presents to avoid another type of grinch later. that's next. ♪ i like it, i love it, i want some more of it♪ ♪i try so hard, i can't rise above it♪ ♪don't know what it is 'bout that little gal's lovin'♪ ♪but i like it, i love it♪ applebee's. now that's eati

let's first ask about the cartels firing across the border at us. >> it's awful. the biden administration destroyed border security. he was handed by president trump, without the help of democrats i might add -- i worked with president trump to secure the mexican border, to make sure we had the most secure border we had in a generation and the biden administration instantly destabilized the border. they got rid of the remain in mexico policy, stopped building the wall, stopped deporting people and that has created an absolute crisis on the southern border. and its is escalating and the fire from the cartels at national guardsmen is a further sign of the destabilization that biden has done to the security of this country on our southern border. eric: how do you think we should respond to the cartels when they fire at us? >> we need to take whatever measures are necessary to pro protect ourselves on the u.s. slash mexican border. i passed a law that gave national guardsmen the legal authority to defend themselves. they didn't have that when they were

we will take a quick break, mexican cartels are advertising services on tiktok.rican citizens are responding and they went to get paid to be a getaway car in texas. one texas rancher feeling the impact as he will not leave his ranch without his pistol. without his pistol. we will talk with him without his pistol. we will talk with him i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. it started with an idea... and became a new tradition. this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there as you plan, protect and retire. will help you get there as you plan, ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but wha

washington describes him as a leader, an armed invited drug cartel. it had put up a $5000000.00 would help locate him. died when daniel issue run. i'll, yes or danielle, this is the hardest blow that has been dealt to drug trafficking in this century in our country. and this blows only comparable to the follow pablo escobar in the ninety's murder of policeman soldiers, social leaders, as well as a recruiter of minor edison. she is also known for the insanity that led him to abuse adolescent boys and girls chick. one was it done? let's get more on this. her, the alice hung around pity in bogus her alessandra. who is this man a sugar? well, you heard from president can do there he is. was the biggest drug trafficker in columbia. he has been so for the last 2 decades, really as you was leading major trafficking group and known as a coff cartel that operates in the north of the country, mostly close to the border with panama. that's the base of this organization that has, according to columbia, and intelligent, some 1200 armed men. that's their base in th

are getting even more aggressive and the cartels on the mexican side of the border are beginning tod that texas has down on the border to secure the border. this is escalating into a firing more on each side of the border where texas and air national guard are having to defend themselves and the fed the state of texas-- defended that state of texas. maria: to be clear, we were in del rio and you said it's getting worse in other areas of texas? >> everyone saw what happened in del rio with regard to the haitians that came in there, but right now the hottest point is in roma, texas, in the stark county area and that's the area where the cartels on the mexican side of the border are shooting at the national guard on the texas side of the border. what texas has to do is to step up and guard multiple points across the entire border. maria: unbelievable, and i know the mexican cartel are very smart and they know how to flood one area so it opens up another area so they can get through smuggling humans and drugs across. we have new unofficial numbers from one of our border sources that say

we will take a quick break, mexican cartels are advertising services on tiktok.rican citizens are responding and they went to get paid to be a getaway car in texas. one texas rancher feeling the impact as he will not leave his ranch without his pistol. we will talk with him when we come back. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. ♪ ♪ this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's

what is so interesting, the cartel and there are three cartels that are working down here, they haveional guard and texas law enforcement, so they're getting really bold because they know biden is weak. they know they can start to create more chaos here on the border as they try to force this humanitarian crisis here at our southern border. this is something that, you know, these cartels are taking such advantage. and are causing such harm to these families that are trying to come in to the u.s. illegally. it is a very sad situation. it is a dangerous situation. and as i heard yesterday from ranchers, property owners, the cbp, the texas law enforcement, this is a national security, a humanitarian and a healthcare issue. rachel: it absolutely is. i will tell you, beyond the spanish language television throughout this since biden has been elected. doing the smuggling spanish, were doing this the laws have changed. biden says we can do this. we are going to take advantage of this situation. and you are right, it is so dangerous. what is fascinating to me, senator, is that we were suppos

invasive surgery on al jazeera ah angry all, jesse are with the leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel. diary antonio sugar has been arrested in a military operation. ah, hello there. i'm associate am. this is al jazeera live from door ha, also coming. ah, and you, my grand caravan pushes past security forces and mexico in an attempt to reach the u. s. have canister on security challenge. taliban fighters are again targeted in the eastern province of manga. as a security operation continues against iso. and on the brink of bankruptcy, indonesians flag carry a hit by the pandemic and mountain debt. ah! now the leader of columbia is a biggest drug cartel has been arrested columbia, as president says darrow antonio is sugar, also known as a ton yell was captured in a meticulous operation, was highly sought in the united states. washington describes him as the leader of an armed and violent drug cartel and had put up a $5000000.00 award to help locate him. died one donio also got i'll yes, ordonia. this is the hardest blow that has been dealt to drug trafficking in this century in our coun

sitting next to each other under a bridge as we saw not too long ago and also the way the cartel arevantage of the situation i have been down there twice and obviously i've seen the equipment and the materials to build a border wall just sitting there rotting away and obviously we found out through our brilliant bret baier that we were spending $5 million a day to not build a border wall. i want to make sure that we do not forget that the problem that were not confronting right now are the cartels that is what you would hear from the border patrol agents and henry cuellar a congressman from this district to is a democrat, not for the border wall but for border security would like to see some of this money that is now going to be diverted somewhere else and spent on technology and finding ways to better protect the border from the cartels whether that is cameras or lighting or adding more border patrol agents but we really need to center the conversation back on the cartels because the cartels are really taken advantage of the situation in advantage of all that these people that event

ah, now the leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel has been arrested. the country's president has darrow antonio sugar, who's known as aton yell, was captured in a meticulous operation. he was highly sought in the us, and washington describes them as a leader of an armed and violent drug cartel and had put up a $5000000.00 award for helping find him. died one donio also got, i'll yes, ordonia. this is the hardest blow that has been dealt to drug trafficking in this century in our country. and this blows only comparable to the fall of pablo escobar in the ninety's murder of policemen soldiers, social leaders, as well as a recruiter of minor. and she's also known for the insanity that led him to abuse, adolescent boys and girls. a summer ram kathy is and bob with her with more. this was the biggest drug trafficker in columbia. he has been so for the last 2 decades, really as you was leading a major trafficking group and known as a coff cartel that operates in the north of the country, mostly close to the border with panama. that's the base of this organiz

en mÉxico, miles de habitantes de zacatecas han tenido que salir de la zona por la guerra entre cÁrtelesjetivo del ataque eran agentes que estaban en su dÍa libre. >> lamentablemente perdieron la vida los compaÑeros. reportera: esto ha puesto el reflector en zacatecas nuevamente. los cÁrteles se disputan la zona por medio de guerras. >> esa carretera es importante para traficar drogas, personas y armas. reportera: los sicarios han destrozado las antenas de telefonÍa para aislar a la poblaciÓn. >> hasta dÓnde hay que ir para llamar? >> a media hora. reportera: una veintena de comunidades se han quedado vacÍas. 2000 personas han abandonado sus hogares. >> he conocido personas que se van de la ciudad. paulina: esto es un avance de lo que verÁ esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. varias familias hispanas estÁn damnificadas por los remanentes de "ida" en nueva york. >> sÓlo pude salvar una maleta. es muy difÍcil. paulina: california se convierte en el primer estado en exigir a las grandes tiendas departamentales que tengan una secciÓn neutral de gÉnero. no se lo puede perder. vamos a la pausa.

ready alida of columbia's biggest drug cartel diary antonio was sugar, has been arrested in a military operation. ah, hello there, i'm miss darcy. hey, this is al jazeera at life from door. ha. also coming up a new migrant caravan pushes past security forces and mexico in an attempt to reach the u. s. afghanistan, security challenge taliban fighters again targeted and the eastern province of manga has a security operation continues against iso and defending his decision to stop a rescue ship from topic docking. the former italian interior minister goes on trial in sicily. ah, now a leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel has been arrested. columbia's president says darrow antonio was sugar known as a tanelle, was captured in meticulous operation. he was highly sought and the u. s. washington describes him as a leader of an armed and violent drug cartel and had put up a $5000000.00 reward to help to locate him. died one donio or sugar, i'll yes, ordonia, and this is the hardest blow that has been dealt to drug trafficking in this century in our country. and this blows only comparable t

it's an absolute hotbed of cartel activity with frequent gunbattles between the gulf cartel and in the northeast cartel always fighting and this prime location for drug smuggling as well as human smuggling. they gave us this video showing smoke billowing two days got they heard gunfire and explosions from the cartel gunfight. last night we witnessed fraser browns from a suspected cartel machine gun being fired from mexico into the united states. the soldier is telling us that the browns went over one of their observation post. that circumstances are unknown. and to today you have sectors take anthony and dhs secretary mayorkas travel to mexico for the help some high-level security talks with the mexican government. both sides agreed to try to restore relations with each other and also agreed two on implementing a new security agreement but noticeably absent from the beatings was the borders are, kamala harris. fox news. >> thank you so much, bill. that differences in medi coverage of president biden and former president donald trump back in the spotlight once agai tonight. fox news med

illegal aliens and deadly drug cartels are take over our borders. inflation is taking over our economy, china is taking over our jobs, the taliban has taken over afghanistan. lunatic leftists are taking over our schools and radical socialists are taking over our country and we are not going to let that happen. judge jeanine: there he is in iowa tonight. he hit the nail on the head. the radical left, they have got the power now. >> they do have the power now but they don't have the power of the truth. truth is not on their side. what we have forgotten is power is vested in the people. you are right that the whole thing about the parents is meant to take that power away and intimidate the parents so they don't stand up for their children. the same with january 6. it's meant to intimidate all of us and control us through our fear. rick is right. if this is past the time when you can turn off the tv and go back about your business. look how they tried to use the false narrative on the border patrol agents and that they whipped the haitians. it fell apar

who likes to drive drunk and has no problem hauling drugs for the cartel.ericans are left to experience this ourselves because the biden administration lies and says the border is closed. 1.7 million have entered since january and countless more haven't even been counsel. have you had enough? are you disgusted yet? i will tell you it just got worse in new york city with a leftist radical mayor offering $1,000 a month to criminals to not commit a crime. san francisco is not prosecuting any crime under $950, forcing scores of walgreens drug stores to close. now they are stealing from cars. where they smash windows knowing they will never be arrested sow they can keep doing it again and again. in atlanta two days ago, crime witnesses videotape instead of calling 911 where a homicide occurred. we are the greatest nation on earth and we are quickly becoming like a third world nation. week thank the democrats, joe biden and the leftist mayors for allowing the crime to go unpunished. we cannot survive as a nation much longer with this kind of assault on our citize

the leader of columbia's largest drug cartel has been arrested. the presidents described the capture of dido antonio saga, also known as tanya, as the biggest blow to drug trafficking in columbia. since the death of pablo escobar in 1993 thousands of migrants and refugees have set off on foot from southern mexico in the hope of making it to the united states. the group is mainly made up of people from haiti, and central america has been stranded in mexico months. and the united states and south korea calling for calm nearly a week after north korea testified a new type of ballistic missile. the us envoy for north korea is in sol, for meetings with south korean officials. now severe a few shortages have led to more protests in haiti's capital prices of sword and some petrol stations are now closed. and now gangs of started kidnapping and killing fuel truck drivers. manuel rebelar reports from puerto prince ah, fires burning in the streets of the haitian capital. while protest, super worsening. insecurity, have swept the city in recent days. demonst

it is an absolute hot bed of cartel activity with frequent gun battles between the gulf cartel and thetel, always fighting for control of this city and its prime location for both drug smuggling as well as human smuggling. >> national guard soldiers gave us this video showing smoke billowing from the city two days ago after they heard gunfire and explosions from a cartel gun fight. >> huge. >> last night in roma, we witnessed tracer rounds from a machine gun being fired from mexico into the united states. the soldiers telling us the rounds went over one of their observation posts. the circumstances behind the gunfire are unknown. and today u.s. secretary of state antony blinken dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and attorney general merrick garland all travelled mexico where they held high level security talks with the mexican government. both sides agree to start repairing relations and also agree on implementing a new security agreement. noticeably absent from those meetings though was border czar kamala harris. bret? >> bret: bill melugin along the border in roam marks texas. bill, th

over the past week the drug cartels, it appears, suspected cartel members have been actually moving intonde river area. heavily armed with ak-47s, they appear to be mexican military or police uniforms or tactical gear. they've been taunting the texas national guard, as well as the department of public safety. there is enormous concern that they are trying to get a reaction from our law enforcement. that means they are trying to persuade them to shoot back or get them to act in a certain manner. they're hoping the reason is that they are going to try to videotape that and let me have -- a national border control counsel explaining why the belief that and why they believe the biden administration has made this more dangerous than ever. >> one of the biggest issues facing law enforcement officials as well as border patrol, on patrol is the fact that the drug cartels have become more and more brazen. are you noticing that? >> we are noticing it in a couple ways. one way, they will run, whether it's people or drugs, right in front of us because we are so tied up with large groups of people, w

. >> good afternoon the people who continue to benefit the most from the border crisis are the cartels and human smugglers making a killing of all the people trying to get here, you just mention this is in northeast mexico where the national guard encountered 650 central american migrants who were smuggled up to the u.s. border they were in storage units and trucks that were being driven up, the national guard found these people because they heard sounds coming from one of the trailers they used x-rays and found all the people hiding inside 198 and accompany children alone children inside the trailers and ultimately four people got arrested for human smuggling but more than 650 people out where we are we went out with republican senator out of tennessee marsha blackburn was getting a tour of the area she got taken to the hotspots. [inaudible] >> they fall on the biden demonstration policy they have a good chance of being released into the country with a future court date the senator not missing her words on how she feels about the president's handling of the crisis, take a listen. >> t

my agents and i, we understand that these cartels are in it for a profit.ly what's going on with politics here in the united states. they understand the mood of the american public and they understand that with the defund the police movement, with all of the talk about getting rid of law enforcement and vilifying law enforcement that they have been emboldened. they know they can get away with things that otherwise they would have never been able to get away with that's why it's so important that the biden administration step up, understand that crime is going to continue to ramp up unless they do something implement the policies that are necessary to keep the american public safe. jillian: that photo that we just showed. maybe we can pull it up again of the suspected cartel gunmen with ak-47s and tactical vests that's a photo that we have so we can see that how many times do something like this happen that we are not privy to seeing? >> we see it all the time. when these groups are being crossed we can see exactly how they are being treated. we can see exac

it is there, we need to have it built, because cartels, it is big business for the cartels.ntage of folks. making communities unsafe. human trafficking smuggling makes its way to missouri. we talked about cartels reaching kansas city. it is important for missouri around texas to stand together to make joe biden do his job. elizabeth: it is violating the constitution, because the money was mr. appropriated by congress, right? >> yeah the president of the united states, his obligation is to implement federal law, not ignore it. in this case there was appropriation two different years a bill dollars every year. instead of using money intended for congress, we'll waste it. woe not build the wall. that is unfortunate for us because we know walls work. the department of homeland security determine walls work. come to talk to the border agents who work forked federal government, they need the walls. they do work. elizabeth: mr. schmidt, this white house is doing neurotic dysfunctional thing refusing to call it a crisis that the attorney general testified that criminal drug networks

it's caused the drug cartels to understand what's happening and realize that they can put a bunch ofals in one specific area, move border patrols to that area. now they have to preoccupy themselves with processing all the while the drug cartels are having a bonanza by crossing the drug into the united states. eric: cat and mouse, they are doing this strategically? >> it definitely is and falls on this administration because they started -- they started during their campaign, during their campaign, what they were speaking, hey, come into this country, if you basic our laws, we are not going to force them when it comes to immigration, the drug cartels, they have very much aware of that so they know flood one area so we have a pretty much open gate to enter and bring in all of the drugs into the united states and people need to realize these drugs aren't staying on the border towns. they are going to different parts of the united states and we are talking about drugs like fentanyl, heroin and methamphetamine. that's what's coming into the u.s. and falls on the hands of the current admin

el cÁrtel de sinaloa estarÍa detrÁs del lucrativo trÁfico de inmigrantes desde latinoamÉrica y hastas irregulares que buscan llegar a estados unidos luego de dramÁticos y extensos recorridos por brasil, colombia, panamÁ, centroamÉrica y mÉxico estÁn a merced de bandas criminales que han convertido la tragedia de los migrantes en un negocio multimillonario. >> es una estructura sumamente violenta. reportero: el director de la policÍa de migraciÓn dice que la mÁs poderosa de las bandas sobresale por su violencia y poderÍo. dirigiÓ la operaciÓn crepÚsculo... una operaciÓn en conjunto de panamÁ contra bandas dedicadas al trÁfico de migrantes. al menos 45 personas fueron detenidas. >> podemos decir que esta estructura cobraba $22,000... entre 12,000 y $22,000 por hacer el trÁnsito en amÉrica central, amÉrica de sur y amÉrica del norte. reportero: aunque las autoridades dicen que no identificado a estas organizaciones, este jueves el diario mexicano "el universal" destaca que la ola migratoria desde sudamÉrica a estados unidos estarÍa siendo liderada en parte por un emisario del cÁrtel mex

same ah, i'm on con, into all the top stories on al jazeera, the leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel has been arrested columbia as presidents, as daria antonio, sugar known as alton yell was captured in a meticulous operation. the u. s. had put up a $5000000.00 reward to help locate him. alexander up yet he has more from book it was the biggest drug trafficker in columbia. he has been. and so for the last 2 decades, really as you, as the leading major trafficking group are known. busy as the golf cartel that operates in the north of the country, mostly close to the border with panama, that's the base of this organization that has, according to colombia, an intelligent some 1200 armed men. thousands of migrants have been traveling from some mexico in the hope of making it to the u. s. the groups mainly made up of haitians and central americans who have been stranded in touch for the for months. several balaban members have been killed in multiple tax and anger. ha, province. this comes with security operations. continue against iso. no group has claimed responsibility. italy's former

have to pay to get in, and if they can't pay subject to cartels, if we were to have open borders thisway this is the least humane way benefits, only the cartels, especially financial in mcallen embedded with one of the border patrol groups we were watching them apprehend a family and little girl, i could tell she had been intimidated by somebody. i could tell the way she was moving around the tracks these poor kids are on, what are they facing in terms of mexican are cartels. >> one of the saddest things we have sent so much time in my office trying to protect against human trafficking, educating, and, the biden administration opens up border, young girls, get brought in, by cartels trafficked, abused, and no one saying anything about it, just part of the consequence of thistype of policy. maria: tell me how much paid per head what and, by the way, i have a list of the countries, of that the agents are -- are he apprehending so i was hold last night that they are make arrests from people from armenia, bangladesh brazil egypt georgia, niger ro main wra rish ukraine uzbekistan venezuela

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the past week, the drug cartels it appears, suspected cartel members have beenn actually moving into grande river area. they've been heavily armed with ak-47s. they've been wearing what they appeared to be mexican military or police uniforms or tactical gear, they have been taunting the national guard come the texas national guard, as well as the texas department of public safety. there is enormous concern that they are trying to get a reaction from our law enforcement. that means they are trying to persuade them to shoot back or get them to act in a certain matter. they are hoping the reason is because they believe they are trying to videotape that. let me have -- this is national haborder control cancel dell my counsel chris barra explained what they believe that and why they believe the biden administration has made thisre more dangerous than ever. one of the big issues right now facing border patrol as well, national guard soldiers and patrol are the fact that the drug cartels have become more and more brazen. are you noticing that? >> they are noticing in a couple of ways. one,

the leader of columbia's largest drug cartel has been arrested. the president's described the capture of dado, antonio suger, also known as antonio, as the biggest blow to drug trafficking in columbia. since the death of pablo escobar in 1993, died when daniel all sugar i'll yes or danielle, this is the hardest blow that has been dealt to drug trafficking in this century in our country. and this blows only comparable to the fall of pablo escobar in the ninety's murder of policeman soldiers, social leaders, as well as a recruiter of mine.

the chinese cartels working with the mexican cartels to get fentanyl into america? why?rder many times and what the cartels they do is flood the zone, they bring illegal immigrants across one sector and we respond with customs and border patrol, they consume their capacity and then in another sector they run the high-value human trafficking, the -- the ms13 individuals, the drugs, they can get through because customs and border control is occupied with the kids that they've dropped off in the desert. maria: unbelievable. and they know this obviously, that's why they are doing it. lets distract. governor, thank you very much. >> thank you, maria. maria: monday and tuesday i will be live from the u.s.-mexico border. we are taking the show there. we will be there all morning on the latest of this growing crisis. stay with us. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. .. maria: