casey: good morning. today's hearing will focus on seniors and people of disabilities who depend on medicare and medicaid in their lifeline as a lifeline i should say. over 12 men americans are eligible for both medicare and medicaid including almost half a million in pennsylvania. these americans are expected to know which services medicare covers, which services medicaid covers, and which services are not covered at all. they might have one insurance card for their primary care doctor, one for their behavioral health and one for prescription drugs and the list goes on. they might have a doctor who takes their medicare insurance but not their medicaid insurance. not only is this confusing and frustrating, it creates unnecessary hurdles for people trying to get the care that they need. all americans deserve a health care system that they can actually use it, not one rife with stumbling blocks. we will hear today from jane doyle from northeastern pennsylvania not far from where i live. she lives in monroe

figueroa: thank you, chairman casey pimp the pace program -- chairman casey. the pace program as i mentioned provides all health care services for adults would otherwise be in a nursing home. the primary objective is to keep patients at home safely as possible for as long as possible. the key to the pace programs are three things. what is their fully integrated financially. two is they have to -- have a multidisciplinary team. a one-stop shop that includes nurses, doctors, their best, social workers, case managers all with one common goal, that they are fully accountable for the care of the patient across the entire care. number three is a maximize again what matters most to patients is keeping them at home in their communities with their loved ones. one example is every time someone joins the pace program, they give them comprehensive -- they do really comprehensive patient assessments, a review of all their medical needs. they get them in communication with all prior physicians and they try to ascertain what matters to the patient. what values do they apprec

[camera clicks] - [casey] thank you.rinkles go with it. you remember homecoming? the ones that we had, and it had, like, strawberries? - yeah, that was all right, but this.. - this is better than at. - the thing top. - the strawberry's so good. [indistinct children chatter] - [woman] come on. - [man] come on. - [woman] hurry. - [man] come on, we'll hurry. yeah. - thank you. are you ready? - yeah! i'm not ready. - it's okay, it's not scary at all. i'm right here with you. - but it's so scary. - it's okay. it's okay to be scared, that's okay, look, look. nothin' bad's gonna happen, - i wanna get down. - put your arm right here, and hang on. - no! - i got you, i got you. put your arm right here- - no! [woman shushes] - it's okay. - get me out. - look, look, just stay right here. [child crying] it's okay, it's gonna be super fun. - i don't want horses. - it's like riding a real pony. [bell ringing] - i don't want to. - you ready? you ready? [child crying] - no! - wait a minute. - i wanna get down! [ride whirs] - look at here

casey: all-tsar weekend -- all-star weekend isn't just for the players. check out this cuteeny noticed a wheelchair saying a poster his birthday and asked steph to not only sign it but he posed for photos. stephen curry the people's champion. juan tinoco anderson in his first dunk contest tonight. coming up soon. he guaranteed his invitation when he posterized former warrior javale mcgee right here. and it's literally a poster now. j.t.a. had the shot framed. javale even signed it. it's been a long road for the oakland native. undrafted out of marquette and spent years in smaller leagues before making the most of his chance with the dubs. he's truly living his dream. so he's been truthful when he says he's soaking it all in. >> you never know when your last one is your last one. and so if it's your first one you always remember your first one. so just enjoy and soak it all in and live in the moment. and that's one thing i'm 28, going on 29 i'm learning to do is live in the moment and enjoy every single moment that i have the blessing to. be a part of. cas

instead airports, where his time trials are waiting to board. >> god speed, casey!: you see, four weeks ago casey tested positive for covid, was told he could still go to the olympics with two negative tests, which he received. but then told he'd need four, forcing him to miss the opening ceremony and his first race. we caught up with casey. not taking any chances we rolled up the windows and chatted over zoom. have there been moments where you thought it was insurmountable. >> reporter: but then he told us he finally cleared testing and booked salt lake to atlanta, red-eye to paris, red-eye to beijing, 11,000 miles in two days, landing the day of competition. >> go to my room, get some rest. >> reporter: sending us updates all along the way. >> actually got me on the ane. that was pretty cool.th whol clapped for me. >> reporter: a globe-responding race against time where just getting to the games would be a victory against covid-19. and lester, we have been glued to this flight tracker here. well just know he landed in beijing. casey sending us a text, promising us

casey: good morning. today's hearing will focus

officer casey could have escaped to cover.considered cowardess. instead, with their lives, the barbers, patrons lives, the officers, pedestrians, merchants, and communities lives outside of the barbershop all at grave risk. they drew their firearms, returned fire and stopped the threat. within only a few moments of being shot at, officer casey still had the presence of mind to give commands and assessing the suspect. for his part, officer endo still had the presence of mind to activate his body warn camera which provided an invaluable front row seat for all of us to view both horror and valor in living color. the experience of an unprovocaled violent attack on our city's finest innocent bystanders and a community at large forded by exemplary heroism. officer brandon hoag conducted the pat search and was outside when the shots were fired. several rounds came through the wall and he along with many other officers narrowly missed being shot and were diving if for cover themselves. officer hoke verbally reminded everyone to get in

lawrence: casey i always say cancel culture is a wildfire. surprise bhd fire hits you next. casey -- thanks it's what audience wants. thanks my friend. municipal most shocking video of the day an aircraft falls from sky on to a crowded beach. you have to see it to believe it. when cross country returns. stay there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to cross country before we go tonight we bring you the most shocking video of the day. earlier this afternoon, a helicopter plunge into the atlantic ocean just off of beach in miami. incredible footage was all caught on tape three people were onboard, and two sustain serious injuries but are all now in stable condition. according to the fire department if the crash happened any closer to land, it would have resulted in a mass casualty situation. we want to sending our thoughts and prayers to anyone impacted and wish them a speedy recovery. and also thank first responders in florida and all over the country can be thanks so much for watching, we will be right back here live next saturday night at 10 p.m. east

thanks, casey coming up next on abc 7 news at 11. don't buy the booze the move taking on steam as americans look for a way to show solidarity with ukraine and the growing refugee crisis scenes of heartbreak and horror as ukrainians flee the war abc 7 news will take us there next. i'm now hea now hea now hea noww across the country their bank accounts for drained in seconds. a bank should not refund their money until you know, how excited thank god. oh my god, my money's back. so happy. i want to cry and i just couldn't be any more thankful to seven on your side absenting be good instead of bad. it's just really life for being we will all be. to you. better area movg forwatis. again, od evening. i'mn the ukacing another night of attacks from russian missiles and artillery officials say at least 350 ukrainian civilians have been killed since the start of the invasion 14 of those are children. the united nations has voted to convene an emergency session of the general assembly something that has only happened 11 times since 1950. russia

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casey jones reporting. >> and join kron four's. we celebrate black history month. moore will host our 30 minute special honoring black history. mind body soul. it airs this thursday at 06:30pm. >> take a look at here we go again, at least mount etna is erupting again, setting up a nearly 8 mile high cloud of volcanic smoke and ash over the east part of sicily. lava flowed around the southern part of the mountain. >> so far, no injuries or property damage have been reported. authorities did issue an aircraft warning and the local airports in the cis lee area on the island was temporarily closed earlier this month that not erupted, sending volcanic lightning bolts across the sky. very active there. after all these years now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at a glowing quite tower that is going. >> kron four's rebecca strom acera back a week of fall. a lot of changes. yeah. big changes guys. on saturday we saw 70's. it was a nice way to start the holiday weekend and now we're wrapping up on a much colder note. in 50's that we saw across much of the b

officer casey could have escaped to cover.ed cowardess. instead, with their lives, the barbers, patrons lives, the officers, pedestrians, merchants, and communities lives outside of the barbershop all at grave risk. they drew their firearms, returned fire and stopped the threat. within only a few moments of being shot at, officer casey still had the presence of mind to give commands and assessing the suspect. for his part, officer endo still had the presence of mind to activate his body warn camera which provided an invaluable front row seat for all of us to view both horror and valor in living color. the experience of an unprovocaled violent attack on our city's finest innocent bystanders and a community at large forded by exemplary heroism. officer brandon hoag conducted the pat search and was outside when the shots were fired. several rounds came through the wall and he along with many other officers narrowly missed being shot and were diving if for cover themselves. officer hoke verbally reminded everyone to get into cover

casey, thanks so much for joining me on cross country. >> thank you lawrence have fun out there not tooe: thanks my friend so bill hemmer live here on set plus i hit the red carpet for the love of nfl honors to talk to the legendary players that were there. what i tiewk them about you don't want to miss it. stay with us on cross country. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lawrence: hours away from the big game nfl is taking to los angeles area by storm. and started thursday night with a nfl honors award show. i was on the red carpet and caught up with sol of the league's biggest stars great as a legend even a larger than life owner to share with me their predictions and more. take a look. ♪ ♪ with the 2022 nfl honors on the red carpet still some covid restrictions. nevertheless we're still here. we're going talk with players about what predictions are going to be for the big award show today and also who will win big game tom brady retirement next goat -- let's go talk to them. ♪ ♪ >> all right give us your big prediction who is going win this big game? >> that's a big question i haven't figure it out yet rams ma

senior correspondent casey stegall is live in la joya, texas. casey. >> reporter: good evening.hat started actually back in october. for u.s. customs and border protection, the data as we know has only been published out through the end of january, meaning with just the first four months of the fiscal year there are already more than 643,000 migrant encounters recorded at the southern border. compare that to almost 285,000 for the same period last year. the number of family units caught crossing up 717%. now, the unaccompanied minors have just 137, according to -- 137% according to the feds. texas governor greg abbott says his state will continue for the long term with border enforcement. he says filling in the gaps left by the feds. >> texas has already a allocated just for the next two years more than $3 billion for the state to step up and secure the border. part of that money is being used to fund 10,000 national guard. >> reporter: now, yesterday in the el paso sector on the opposite end of the state from where we are now agents identified what's called a body carrier. they

casey teagueing -- casey stegall live at the border, thanks. eric? border just across the canadian prison cracking down on the truckers' protest. only a few stragglers remain many ottawa after police in riot gear swept through canada's capitol, arrested nearly 200 and towing off almost 60 vehicles. authorities have now regained control of the area the truckers have occupy for more than three weeks. grady trimble has more on the aftermath of that protest. hi, grady. >> reporter: hey, eric. we're expecting an update from police any minute now, but i just want to show you this area a few days ago had dozens of semi trucks and other vehicles in it. now you can see police have taken control of wellington street. this was essentially the first lawyer that trucks were blockins were locking -- blocking. and you can see all the way up the hill there were several more trucks blocking traffic all the way past parliament building here on wellington. while police have cleared all of it, now they are in control of this area blocking traffic and blocking really any

sports anchors casey pratt is monitoring the city council meeting. he is going to join us to explain what their vote tonight would mean. >> a project this size means high stakes and emotions also run high. union workers at the port of oakland held a rally outside city hall to protest the project. tim johns was there. >> whirling around oakland city hall, you can workers from the port of oakland held a protest against the potential new stadium. with a long road ahead of it, the oakland city council is set to hold a key vote on the environmental impact. a decision the protesters hope will result in no vote. >> we are saying the privatization of the fort which shut it down. 2000 trucks a day come into the port. >> if approved, the development would include a 35,000 seat ballpark, 3000 units of housing and 1.5 million square feet of office space. the protesters don't want any of those things and say they worry the developments could lead to job losses in more gentrification in the east bay city. >> do we need 3000 luxury condos in oakland when working-cl

officer casey could have escaped to cover.es, the barbers, patrons lives, the officers, pedestrians, merchants, and communities lives outside of the barbershop all at grave risk. they drew their firearms, returned fire and stopped the threat. within only a few moments of being shot at, officer casey still had the presence of mind to give commands and assessing the suspect. for his part, officer endo still had the presence of mind to activate his body warn camera which provided an invaluable front row seat for all of us to view both horror and valor in living color. the experience of an unprovocaled violent attack on our city's finest innocent bystanders and a community at large forded by exemplary heroism. officer brandon hoag conducted the pat search and was outside when the shots were fired. several rounds came through the wall and he along with many other officers narrowly missed being shot and were diving if for cover themselves. officer hoke verbally reminded everyone to get into cover including the detainee. at this mome

physician and casey jordan. doctor, an e.r.ething you oh so often see come through the door. based on this autopsy report, how serious would a blow to the head have been needed to get what they're showing and reported in this? >> kate, this is so tragic, but it's also unfortunately very common. there are tens of thousands of americans every year who die as a result of traumatic brain injury and much of that is because of falls. in this case, it does look like there had to be substantial impact. a lot of times, we think about substantial impact of falling down stairs or a car accident, but you could also have substantial impact just from falling from standing, especially if you hit your head on something hard like the floor or the bathtub or edge of a cabinet. in this case, it looks like mr. saget had two different types of brain bleeds, a subdural and hemorrhage. you get pooling of blood in the brain and skull doesn't have space, so if you have a lot of blood, the brain ends up getting compressed and that's why somebody ends up

he sent deputy justin casey up to cottonwood creek. casey brought her brother with him.snap photos along the way. >> we started below where mrs. mueller's body was found. and we took photographs below as we progressed upstream. >> as the casey brothers moved up the creek. we noticed that the creeks flow didn't seem very strong. it didn't push us around as we were walking. >> we were careful with their footing in the sense that there were slippery rocks underneath the water. but it wasn't hard to go against the current. >> the deputy couldn't help but wonder, how had leslie's body floated so far? >> the water was coming down but it's not a raging river. it's not fast moving. >> deputy casey reported back to share bruce, who, by that time and talk to the couple who lived by the trail and it helped a friend in those first frantic moments. but they said it costed a new light on fred story of that awful day. >> it will be taking out their back of their necks that instead of some red flags to them. >> they told chair bruce that asked called 9-1-1 and set out to help in the sea

you so much. >> senator casey of pennsylvania is recognized. >> thank you for having this hearing.grateful that you're spotlighting these issues that are being raised and grateful for your work and the other ranking member. i want to start to say how much i appreciate the testimony and also to assert that she has kind of triple credential. you have been an ssi recipient, you have worked for years with people with disabilities to secure employment and you have also been a public policy advocate. i think your qualifications are without question. i wanted to direct my first question to you. and sq in particular about ssi policies and employment. you've experienced the fear of exceeding the ssi asset limit or the federal benefit rate limit. we know that that limit right now is $794. couple of years ago in december 2014 as part of a tax bill, past the able act which i was leading at the time. we passed into law a provision that created able accounts almost like a 529 account for disabilities just like for higher education for years. but not until 2014 did we have them for disability. th

one official close to him said it's an urgent issue, we cannot wait for the casey review, we need ans morning the next time he sees her, he wants an answer within days or possibly weeks so that is the pressure on the police. there is also an inquiry commissioned by the home office which will take some time to conclude so pressure all around. , ., , ., . around. the trust of this force in the balance- _ around. the trust of this force in the balance. tom _ around. the trust of this force in the balance. tom symonds, - around. the trust of this force in i the balance. tom symonds, thank around. the trust of this force in - the balance. tom symonds, thank you. mps have criticised the government's performance on delivering brexit, saying the only detectable impact so far has been an extra burden on businesses in terms of increased costs, paperwork and border delays. the cross—party public accounts committee says a lot more work needs to be done to prevent further disruption. the government says it is ensuring businesses get the help they need to trade with europe and elsewhere. our globa

mike: casey stegell live in la joya, texas.nt biden meeting with the national security council amid rising tensions in ukraine as the white house prepares for potential russian invasion that could start at any time. joining me now to weigh in democratic strategist kevin and gop strategist robinson, gentlemen, welcome. >> thanks, mike. >> mike, good to be with you. mike: what about political fallout since this is a political panel with the crisis in ukraine? >> well, certainly there are political ramifications with this. we saw as you reported the vice president heading back from the munich security conference. she's on air force 2 flying home and i think did a very good job through a national security lens and political lens of really laying out the ramifications of a russian invasion that seems eminent. we are getting more and more intelligence that, for example, the exercises with belarus and russia that were said to expire are continuing. that is happening just two hours away from the capital of kyiv, we are seeing the olymp

casey i, thanks so much for coming on .and i wish we talked to you c earlier before joe biden madere this guy in charge of all of a our infrastructure. but what kind of a job do running the infrastructure of south bend? well, first of all, i woulde like to say that we're not going to apologize for him because i tried to warn everybodyvery about this when he was being considered for ambassador to china. that made sense, tucker .. tuck. but when he was the transportationon secretary, i think we laughed collectively my studio for about an hourr because he has zero success in infrastructure planning in south bend at all. everything he touched that dealt with transportation was a miserable failure, including smart streets whichil got tristant killed and he was warned about that . he was told that there wasas serious issues with there being no lights and people going to that bus depot at 7:00 in the morning. it doesn't get light until around eight o'clock in south bend t in the wintertime. so you can't see children crossing the s

casey was even more in terms of a platonic idea, not tethered to the text, history, instructor of the constitution. that's kind of what they have. it's probably malleable to uphold mississippi. this has not been a successful judicial effort. they have created whole bodies of law, that anything that touches abortion is almost viewed differently by the court. this is kind of the ultimate sacrament for the secular progressive left in this country. it into being something that they know they're going to face significant blowback for. so we will see what happens on it but clearly if you have a constitutionalist perspective, the proper understanding of the constitution would be that providing protections for life would be something, discussion for state legislatures at the state level. i think that's how the constitution was viewed for the first 180 years of the country's existence. >> we are one of seven countries that allow selected abortion after 20 weeks. chief justice roberts noted the people's republic of china and north korea share our abortion law. gov. desantis: i think part of it

needle scientist, but i mean it's, it's my mind so that we can wake them. pages this song together, casey and if i were to, i don't know which bottle set up with those easy or was a me denay in pity. all the at least a summons basically with chris we had to get home with for the reason i got a feel of the been informed, but i figured i might be a mental debate with with i think we just need to replace a. so i think the introduction with should be that i a, we can get a gauge from mine, managed to do the about the consider lane when you completed the, the little can just make things up. let me give you a picture of what i think. like i yeah. those you love with a a blue moon. so this is what drink enjoy, the sound over the phone with music in the mountain, the river and mighty mite i dictatorships, to democracies, activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial. oil companies have become very good at recognizing ways to phrase what they want to hear. we care about the environment you do to you should buy our oil, 3 it for public opinion or profit. once you make people afraid,

so he said aus casey not claimed gold and the women's snowballed slope style on a course designed to resemble the great wall of china. the snowboarder scored 92.88 points on her final rum and landed back to back 1080 spins over a tough field of competitors and german football league late as by and cranked up the pressure on 2nd place, dormant with a win overlaps ish. it was you, your nuggets, man, 2nd meeting with his old side arby leipzig after joining by and munich. and it's assigning that's proving popular with the bi on fans light. they didn't get off to a great start, really all on with a costly mistake. and thomas miller finds himself in the right place at the right time lives. he did fight back by ins, defense looking shaky this time. and under the silver putting the ball across the line. just before halftime, it was more what they went off. ski's turn. the pole heading home his 24th goal of the season. again, leipzig were able to equalize their top scorer, crystal fountain, cuckoo, put it past montoya. but in the end, the final goal did belong to by an sash. now we saw deflec

be built in their former location and may be built with 7 made from the ashes of the comedy via ha, casey and echoes of everything that we could build on the lava could be ecological and sustainable. but i also think there could be a protected natural area for the lava lauer. a big part of it could stay alongside what was once the village of today. okay, call me or what's now at the new village of today. okay, in this case we all know we're, we're really broke in ithaca so but this new tilt, okay, is still a dream at the moment. the lava that you can see here, right behind me is partly still hot. scientists have measured temperatures of up to 200 degrees celsius in there, and that's not all. the volcano is still producing gases. and this means sometimes there is the smell of rotten eggs in the air that sulfur dioxide. so the authorities also need to be aware of the air quality here, because if it gets very bad, they need to evacuate people from the affected areas. and these factors can also intervene with the current works to free one of the islands main roads, from lava and rocks. it wil

hi, casey. >> hi.or greg abbott says in the last year alone in this state they have seized enough of the powerful opioid fentanyl to kill every man and woman in the states of texas, california, new york, florida, and illinois combined. you heard that right. that's how much we are talking. agents say most of it comes in through china actually. then gets smuggled in through the u.s./mexico border. according to the dea four out of every 10 pills found are fatal. look at this found near el paso. a migrant had this bag inside their body. 41 grams of fentanyl was recovered. they're seeing a bit of everything. >> criminal element. drugs pouring into the country. we see the most is marijuana, cocaine and now fentanyl. fentanyl has been prevalent. we're seeing the start of this operation lone start we've seized -- >> record numbers of people entering the united states illegally. just last night look at this, close to 36 taken into custody in the hot spot of la jolla, where we are. fam ill unit encounters so far

it's because it's spencer a lot in america the casey leaves out as the christian front case. and so too there was another book written on the history of catholics in the fbi. the other case that's left out is the is that book leads out to christian front? and so and so yes, unfortunately, this is the sad case but also it's a warning. i mean, i think i've written this book as a warning about how deeply grotesque the these principles can become if they're not if they're not viewed in a in a way that will lead to change. thank you. so ed ask was there any relationship between the christian front and the american first lindenberg movement? lindenberg. yeah, it's it's an obvious connection to make the answer to that is no, no captive tissue between the america first organization and no connective tissue between the ira either. that's a common question people have the reason for that is because father quaglin is a megalomaniac and his movement is all about himself and he is going to be the inspirational kind of headmaster of this of this organization. and so he doesn't allow any in

. >> casey stegall, thank you for that.ron, always good to see you. let's start by getting reaction to what casey is reporting. >> it's incredible a little over a year, seven 100% increase in families, children coming, a surge of the southwest border the likes of which we have never seen. it is incredible. that surge of humanity produces chaos for border patrol and for border communities, chaos for the people who live on the mexican side of the border. it's taken advantage of by mexican drug cartel, they control the territory on their side of the border and they know what comes and goes and allows what crosses and what doesn't. just a little over a year, when the border is totally out of control after having unprecedented control of the border just before january 20, 2021. >> this administration has the resources but doesn't want to finish telling the walk which proved to be a successful way to stop people from coming across the border illegally. then there's this, a new report finding the biden administration moving to rev

casey jones is taking a look into the impact hbc use have on our nation and what's happening to makeure the work continues. >>a celebration of >>warm up. we should ingram each step toward the stage is even sweeter. it feels amazing. been the first tower edge of it. in my immediate family, ingram earned a bachelor of science in biology from livingstone college in salisbury, north carolina. >>after a planned on taking some nursing classes working my way up in the system to become that pediatric neurologist, >>livingstone is one of more than 100 historically black colleges and universities across the country. the majority of hbc use are in the south, but they range as far north as pennsylvania and also in the virgin islands in the late 18, 100's, it was illegal for black americans to read and write these institutions were the first to do it on a large scale. there was this period call segregation where african-americans were not allowed access. >>into the mainstream majority institutions p predominately white institutions. so that's how these institutions were found. hbc use came to be

life on the border thank you casey. see five, the world is watching.sident vladimir putin for his next move on a possible full-scale invasion of ukraine. we are live and moscow coming up next. linically shown in a 7 day study to cause fewer ulcers than immediate release aspirin. vazalore. the first liquid-filled aspirin capsules...amazing! eric: all eyes aren't russian president vladimir putin try to fight what his next move will be. will he invade ukraine or agreed to a diplomatic solution question if there is a meeting between secretary of state antony blanket and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. meanwhile the russian leader himself personally oversaw planned nuclear drills are that involved intercontinental ballistic missiles. if that is not a message for amy kellogg why with the details live in moscow. hi amy. >> hi eric. and it really looks like russia is building what many would call a serious case that ukrainian soldiers are committing crimes against citizens in the region of eastern ukraine. interfax news agency tonight is reporting, eri

chairman. >> thank you, senator casey. trace, you are now clearly the people's choice because both democrats and republicans are praising you to the skies and it is richly deserved. senator hassan, we welcome you and all your good work. >> thanks so much, mr. chair, and thanks to you and the ranking member for this committee. i will add my thanks to trace, as well and also note the good news for america is that trace is representative of his generation and there are lots of wonderful young people in my state and i know across the country really advocating for the mental health of their peers and in new hampshire it's very true. i actually had a 9-year-old look at me one day and say what are you doing about mental health, senator? thank you, all, for just being the kind of advocates that make a difference. i want to touch on a few topics that have been discussed but i want to drill down a little bit and let me start with ms. lubarsky. in new hampshire a small pool of providers are working overtime to help the number of chil

casey stiegel is live in texas along the border. i wonder if the democrats get their way what will that look like? >> harris, really the people here on the ground say they don't even know because they are so busy dealing with the current situation at hand and that is the daily trove of people that continue to cross into the country illegally and frankly the numbers that you talked about for january, they have been so guarded they are still not updated or officially released on the u.s. customs and border protection website. we had to glean them from a federal court document filed by dhs. as you've said, those numbers do tell a lot. the nearly 154,000 migrant encounters as they call them nearly double that of january 2021, and of course fox news has been showing it to you from the front lines since the very beginning. here in this spot where we are of la joya, texas, our cameras and drones capturing last night and this morning once again multiple people taken into custody by federal agents. some seeking asylum. some not wanting to be

senior correspondent casey stegall is in la joya, texas with the latest from there. >> u.s.ey continue to see larger groups of migrants traveling together and then popping up in certain sectors along the u.s./mexico border. as we have been reporting all through the story, some people voluntarily surrender. others do not. here in la joya the fox news flight team drone captured this birds eye view yesterday of agents are running after migrants. we saw them try and hide in the brush but they were not successful. before it's all said and done our team saw at least 15 or so who were taken into custody. while over in el paso the chief said within two hours time early yesterday 29 groups set across the border. federal agent said this further proves that criminals are the ones running the show here. >> the criminal element south of our border they control everything for it whether it's drugs, humans, whether it is counterfeit products. everything they control. it is 8 million-dollar businesses all starts with illegal immigration. >> at this hour you're looking live in a very, very s

. >> reporter: casey ellis, founder of san francisco bay security company bug crowd says targets are likely to include big businesses both in ukraine and here. >> anyone from a financial services or oil and gas, electricity critical infrastructure standpoint. putting shields up is a good idea. >> reporter: all connected to our personal devices. think about how we bank, pay bills and interact with businesses from our phones. >> the phone is such a place for attacks. >> reporter: which is why christy edward, president of privacy code says it's essential to boost our own security so our private data stays private. >> we haven't gone and done our latest update on our phone, our os, our lap tops and desktops. when was the last time you patched your router, your tv. >> even on our tvs. all our hardware can be protected. software is easily down loadable for things like your laptop and tv set. best to use two factor authorizization. it will make it much harder for hackers to get in in the first place. >> thank you, scott. we'll continue to follow the latest developments on air and online in