custody, are they followed by cbp? >> nice to see you as well, ma'am, and yes, we work collaboratively with cbp, to advise and help implement the recommendations that we offer. in fact, we have, our employee, the senior medical adviser at cbp, and this team works collaboratively, to implement the recommendations that are made, with a hearty respect to the fact that there are operation considerations as well. >> if you look at some of the cases involved with the children that i mentioned, every single one of them was very, very sick, and should have been hospitalized and never released back into cbp custody. so there has to be, i would hope, some effort to review where these americas were made, that these children, who were very, very sick, one of whom had a temperature of 105.7, when they were initially examined, i mean i just don't understand how that could even be possible. i mean are cbp officers trained to, i know they're not medical professionals, but it doesn't take, you don't have to be a doctor to see that a ch

has are the protocols cbp in place to protect migrants and cbp personnel from the spread of infectious diseases such as the flu inside border patrol stations and ports of entry? >> with our contract personnel locations,rs, and 40 with the personnel based on the highest flow we are seeing, as well as the least amount of medical assistance in the general area, that is how we decided where to put them. they are fully trained and able to care and provide anytime of antiviral flu and do flu testing. they are able to do that. they are able to do acute care and other things that are not referred to as secondary care. >> you have protocols that support that need? yes or no? if you can supply those to supplement the record. >> we will work to get that to you. >> my time is expired. >> thank you. recognize the gentleman from mississippi. >> thank you. chief hastings, i want to speak to you on the overall immigration crisis that we have and are currently experiencing along our southwest border. on page seven of your written testimony, you refer to fundamental flaws in the immigration system. you

all of cbp. one of the thing things we saw,e were multiple forms being used throughout this entire year is now standardized. >> and you have the updated form. any other less than? >> that is one of the bigger ones. you visited the location. you are well aware of the remoteness and the amount of time that it would take to get even our own agent out of that area, so i think that you are very well-versed with the issues of remoteness and the rugged terrain that we had as well as transportation. we've also added a large transportation bus to help. >> that is a great lesson learned and something i'm pleased border patrol is addressing. do you have multiple buses now under contract? >> we do under contract and our own personnel that we have purchased as i mentioned earlier. >> what about the pediatric equipment and lessons learned from you one of the things is not having the appropriate cuff to take blood pressure. is there equipment across the border that is available if necessary? >> we dedicated a l

all of cbp. one of the thing things we saw,e were multiple forms being used throughout this entire year is now standardized. >> and you have the updated form. any other less than? >> that is one of the bigger ones. you visited the location. you are well aware of the remoteness and the amount of time that it would take to get even our own agent out of that area, so i think that you are very well-versed with the issues of remoteness and the rugged terrain that we had as well as transportation. we've also added a large transportation bus to help. >> that is a great lesson learned and something i'm pleased border patrol is addressing. do you have multiple buses now under contract? >> we do under contract and our own personnel that we have purchased as i mentioned earlier. >> what about the pediatric equipment and lessons learned from you one of the things is not having the appropriate cuff to take blood pressure. is there equipment across the border that is available if necessary? >> we dedicated a l

. >> and while most of eyes on the field super bowl, cbp will keep a close watch for potential threatsiro along border and custom patrol, what it takes to keep millions of people safe, we are coming back on monday morning. >> all right, the president's legal team will return to the senate floor today after accusing democrats of using impeachment to keep off in 2020 ballot. jillian: all of this joining us texas congressman steve watson, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks, jillian. jillian: before we get into what to expect today let's just talk about the new news today, that's the alleged leak about john bolton's book, do you think this will have any implications as far as calling witnesses and the argument for that? >> i'm not concerned about what bolton has to say, what the american people realize it's all about partisan politics, democrats didn't like the results of 2016 election, i've got news for them, they are not going to like the results of the 2020 elections. the president has outstanding team, in fact, we have heard that even from the liberal fake news media, the on

cbp has continue to deny that there was any directive at all. tell you in all of the conversations i have now had with people who were in this situation, detained for up to 12 hours, little kids on the floor, u.s. citizens, car keys taken away, u.s. passport taken away, that there was a directive. the only question is, where did it come from? so we are demanding answers directly from cbp, but we're also thrilled that two days ago the office of civil rights and civil liberties has announced that they will open an investigation into this matter. sometimes those investigations take a little bit too long and the reality is that we believe that this was a directive to detain anybody regardless of citizenship and focus on iranian-americans even if there was absolutely no reason. and of course u.s. citizens, there shouldn't be a second loyalty test applied. it takes us back to the 1940s and the internment of japanese-americans. we'll continue to follow up with cbp, but we're also very happy that there will be an investigation thanks to people, one of t

your t but he tried cbp and when it comes to cbp are you able to tell us if they are any closer to determining if there's appropriate frameworks and as a lack of research has it been an impediment to that process? >> it is a high priority for us we understand the interest as i said before we are committed to working to find a path forward and i would also say the lack of information we have about the safety is a challenge we are looking to fill. we need to understand the use of cbd in order for us to decide how best to place it in the non- drug products. >> i want to push in term punchf the impediments to get an answ answer. i have friends that swear by cbp and whose friends doctors have said it doesn't impact anything else you may be taking. they know that. have you done the research? based on what we know from the dialects and the approval of the products that contain it does interact with other drugs and we can get you that list if you are interested. there are interactions that could be clinically significant and i think for instance you would want to make sure that information is availabl

mark morgan, acting director of cbp. that tunnel was impressive.seen a few impressive tunnels. no arrests or seizures to go with it? >> it's one of the most sophisticated tunnels we have ever encountered. since 1990 we uncovered 230 tunnels. this tunnel never really finished its exit point. so we were able to get it before it was completed. so a couple things that are important. this tunnel should show the american people the tenacity and commitment of the cartels and the human smuggling organizations to do anything they can to make sure they continue to pour drugs into this country. even those overdose drug deaths are down. 67,000 overdose deaths. if you have meth, it came from the southwest border. when we talk about securing the border infrastructure, technology and personnel. this is exactly what we are talking about. lou: reporting on that border and the drug trade and the cartels for about 30 years, i have never understood why the chamber of commerce, the business round table, all of the open borders and wide open immigration lobbyists did no

i don't yell at cbp agents, i talked to them. i talked to hundreds of them.it is pretty obvious to me what worries them, and the fact that people are attacking i.c.e. facilities and verbally attacking them, from the highest places in government, it is pretty obvious what keeps them awake at night. but back to what is working, i mentioned before that i wanted to get to the black hat hiring, a lot of people don't know that is. that involves cyber workforce, which is extremely important, considering what will inevitably be an increase on cyber attacks on the homeland, as we engage with actors like russia, china, iran, and non state actors in the need to protect our infrastructure and private industry. tell me about black hat hiring and how that is increasing our hiring flexibility. >> one of the things we did, and thank you to congress, we received title six authority which gave us the authority to look at our cybersecurity workforce and recreate everything about the way we recruit, higher, retain, pay, compensate our cyber workforce. we have taken full advantag

so one of the things that we've done for cbp, because you're absolutely right. after serving so much time on the border, it's kind of like a deployment, and then we have a rotation program in which they can opt to go to a different location. or i.c.e. has a lot of more urban locations, so that way their spouses and families have opportunities that they might not have had on a border town. and so we have a lot of those. we also have instituted retention incentives, as well as special pay, critical pay. everything that we can think of to ensure that they are given what they need to do the job. >> excellent. i have limited time left. recently there was i think a win for paid family leave in the federal government. how do you anticipate that playing out with both morale and also readiness? >> well, i think it goes into effect in october, and so opm will regulate it and we'll have to see with that. but i think it's just like any other flexibility. today they can use family medical leave act, they can use sick leave, annual leave, a variety of leave. and so i think we

. >> when people think of cbp, i don't think they think of this. >> no, they don't.cies is water environment, we are protecting the marine front and the air front with dedication services the men and women in the southern border. >> what are you worried about super bowl week? >> everybody is focused on the super bowl itself, bringing narcotics across, we try to show a robust presence in coordination with aircraft, we close in on them, and find out what he's up to. >> we will see what it's like, get ready. [inaudible] >> no way to go. you will get caught. >> now you'll be able to see what our air does and their domain. >> let's do it. >> we are practicing for a couple reaction, quick force into the stadium, demonstrations was fast 30 seconds out we are unlatched, hands, knees and feet and down the rope, 2 or 3 seconds, the fastest way to put boots on the ground is to address whatever threat will be there. >> the area of most concern, located here and into the hard rock stadium where super bowl 54 will be played. >> are you ready to go? >> i'm ready. >> let's do it. >>

the integration with cbp has been awesome.nd do we need to do something about the incentive that causes people to flood across our borders illegally. >> the protocols president trump negotiated with mexico has decreased the incentive. i think that's why you are seeing the 70% decrease. having the mexican military national guard at the border. i was able to look across the rio grande and saw them sitting there doing their job. we are in a much better place reflective of the president's job and the army. gregg: there is still a big smutionling proper -- there is still a big smuggling problem, right? >> yes. but when you put those troops on the border they can concentrate in those areas and catch folks like this. gregg: that's going to doir -- t for us. i'm gregg jarrett. lou dobbs is rear next on fox business. [♪] lou: good evening, air force one land an hour ago and president trump just arrived at the white housing after returning from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. more on the president's reception there and r

cbp has all but ended catch and release.rior of the united states like we were just nine months ago. overgive but you are continuing to have a lot of illegal apprehensions at the border, and you, i presume, continue to push for building of the wall. >> that's absolutely right. that's such an important aspect. every mile of the wall that's built, the cbp's operational capacity increases with every mile of wall system that is built. and it's not just to stop illegal immigration, it's also to stop bad people and bad things coming in. last year 1.1 million pounds of narcotics were seized. a good portion of those came in between the port of entry. that wall helps us to deny, impede and funnel those drug smugglers to the ports where we have an offensive advantage. the wall works and it's necessary to keep this country safe. griff: and we're just about out of time, commissioner, but there are critics saying you're not building new wall, just fixing existing wall. where does that stand? >> that's absolutely a false narrative. every

let me read nonspecific statement that we got from cbp overnight. process more than a million travelers a day. our officers are trained to enforce u.s. laws uniformally and do not discriminate based on religion, race, ethnicity or sexual orientation. there is an investigation. lutz know what you hear. congressman jayapal, thank you for joining us. >>> for our u.s. viewers, a live report where one of the ballistic missiles actually hit inside iraq. "new day" continues now. >>> on the cusp of war with iran, president trump stepped back. >> iran appears to be standing down, which is a good thing for all parties concerned. >> lawmakers slammed a classified briefing on the white house decision to take out iran's top military commander. >> probably the worst briefing i've seen at least on a military issue. >> it was extraordinary to hear the administration tell congress that we can't debate war and peace. >> they have justified the killing of an iranian general as being something congress gave them permission to do in 2002. that's absurd. that's an insult

it is what cbp does, one of their main mission sets, and we will continue to do that. when we look at the border wall system, when i talk to my men and women in border patrol, that is the number one ask making sure they have a system that provides the impedance and denial. we are not talking about border wall system. it is also the fiber-optic tables, the access roads, the cameras, the sensors, everything. we put those in locations, in priority locations that are difficult to patrol, we put that up so that we move the flow, we move those seeking to come into areas that are easier to patrol and we congregate our border patrol officers there. i think we can do both, i know we do both and we do it very well. both are critical. >> harman: we have about 10 minutes for audience questions and to michael, why don't you recognize people. >> chertoff: this is for members of the group, so if you raise your hand and announce so people know who you are. >> harman: microphone is coming. >> chad, thank you. pj crowley, homeland security experts group. you just gave a fairly strikingl

be watching this game, you will not be. >> the full weight of the department of homeland security, cbpscene to make sure that super bowl liv is the safest super bowl we've ever had. neil: all right. days away now from super bowl liv. while both sides are on the field, custom and border protection have their eyes on everything and everyone else. "fox & friends" correspondent pat pyro got an inside look behind the scene. >> good to see you, my friend. i feel like we haven't seen each other -- neil: i know, i know. >> it's great to be here. this is an amazing organization, the air and marine operations unit really protecterring the fans, the players and, of course, the entire south florida area. i got a chance to ride along. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> miami is a tourist destination. we're going to go up north to the byside arena, and on the way back, we'll do a mock intercept so you can get an idea what operations really does. >> when people think of cbp, i don't think they think of this. >>ing no, they don't. we're protecting the air front and the marine front. the men and women on the southern

what the cbp people were telling me is we want to improve that barrier.e can give you -- if you can tell me how i can get 300 more miles, i can tell you exactly where to put it. if you tell me i can have 1000 more miles, i can tell you exactly where i want it. they also said that we want to be able to see through the wall. because we want to be able to track what is going on on the other side, and just as importantly, according to them, because they are the experts, we want the people that are contemplating jumping the wall to see us. because if they see us, they don't do it. david: he had a meeting twice. you met twice with the leader of north korea. did you think that was a good idea to meet without advance preparation about what would happen? and do you think the policy of meeting usually works or you should always have advance preparation? gen. kelly: there's a lot of advanced preparation. there's a lot of advanced preparation. there's a lot of letters back and forth. people at state and other places have their contacts there. but i will applaud the p

protection setting record straight about detentions tat border, the agency tweeting social media posts that cbpng iranian americans and refusing their entry in the u.s. because origin are false, activist groups claim iranian americans were being detained, questioned and turned away at washington state border cross crossing. more about the golden globes for you, golden globes host giving hollywood elite strong warning before the award began, listen. >> if you do win award tonight don't use as platform to make a political speech, right, you're in no position to lecture the public about anything. >> the country on the brink of war, the united states of america, a president tweeting out a threat of 52 bombs. >> it's time to vote please do so in your own self-interest. heather: but did they listen, carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7, siriusxm 115 with take on the show, giving it away already, they did not listen. carley: well, some of it didn't. conflicts with iran, passion pro-choice plea from michelle william. heather: currently pregnant, by the way. >> he himself, he came out swinging, m

cbp officials are working with the mexican government on a plan to repair the panels. >>> a bizarre twist in the disappearance of a one week old baby in florida. the newborn has been missing from his miami home since tuesday. authorities suspect andrew was taken by his father. the father was found dead wednesday in the woods near his van hundreds of miles away. now authorities are looking for a woman who might have been with him. >> i sit here and pray to god that that is true and that she has the baby. and if that woman is out there, if there's anybody, if that is true fact and that woman is out there, please come forward. >> there's more. three women were found dead in the baby's house from gunshot wounds. miami-dade police have explained the relationship between him and the women. >>> some important health news. for the first time in three decades drug overdose deaths in the u.s. had declined. they fell from more than 70,000 in 2017 to 67,000 in 2018. that's a 4.1% drop. however the rates of deaths involving synthetic opioids jumped 10%. the states with the highest rates of drug overdo

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tomorrow's guests include congressman jim banks, investigative reporter john solomon and acting cbp commissioneran. and reminder to follow lou on twitter @ lou dobbs. like him on facebook and follow him on instagram at lou dobbs tonight. you can follow me on twitter if you want. you just won't find me. but you can find me this weekend saturday and sunday morning with ed henry on fox & friends or tonight on the top of sean hannity's prograrararara lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. we start with a fox business alert. iran promising retaliation after president trump executes an air strike, killing a general. cheryl: he green lit this week's attack on the american embassy in baghdad. died overnight i in a u.s. rocket strike at the baghdad airport. lauren: markets reacting to the news. futures in the u.s. down 278 points on the dow, that is 1%. the s&p 500 down 35, that is 1.1%, nasdaq down 115, 1 and a quarter percent this morning. cheryl: taking a look at oil, oil is off a of the highs that it hit overnight but still wti right now

>> well, it's been a very good development for the department, for the men and women of cbp and the borderthey can take folks into custody, allow them to make an asylum claim but instead of releasing them into the united states, they release them back into mexico to wait for their hearing to be processed there. so that makes the border safer because fewer people will elect to come to the border because they are not going to get released. it's improved conditions at the border and the line and expanding into arizona gives the tucson sector and the ports in arizona the same capability we have had for a while now in el paso, the rio grande valley. it allows for them to process the people. they get their due process, but not held in custody or released but in fact waiting in mexico for their hearing date. liz: the "new york times" reporting about the i.c.e. raids in the food factories in mississippi. it was the largest raid in a single state of illegal workers working in these food factories. the "new york times" reporting that these raids benefitted american workers, particularly minority wor

heard sporadic reports of iranian americans, american citizens being taken aside for questioning by cbpfficials at ports of entry. what happened to you? >> yes. hi, chris. i don't want to make too much of what happened to me. it was a rarely fairly straightforward exchange. it lasted a few minutes. the officers was extremely courteous and polite and friendly. it wasn't a big deal. to be honest, i was more amused they don't know anything else. perplexed and amused and bemused to be asked what i think about the situation in iran, having just spent t-- there's a lot i say. i don't think that question is relevant. i tweeted about it because i thought it was funny and i guess it got a lot of attention. >> let me ask you this, when you look at what has happened over the weekend and the funeral marches and the like, what do you think the effect of this has been on iranian society and the iranian political elite? >> yeah, i mean, it's an extraordinary time. i think many others have pointed out. just a few weeks ago, many people were protesting against their government. now far more people, fran

susan: president trump scoring double victories on the border from the latest cbp numbers released todaythat plus more with sheriff mark daniels coming your way after this break. >> building a border wall is going up at a much faster rate than anybody saw coming. [cheering] .. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. this round's on me.eat. hey, can you spot me? come on in. find your place today, with silversneakers. included in most medicare advantage plans. enroll today by calling the number on your screen or visit getsilversneakers.com [♪] susan: the new numbers out today, customs and border protection saying border apprehensions dropped in december for the 7th month in a

were 16,000 violent offenders who tried to enter the united states who were stopped and detained by cbp congressmen not to support that is a failure to the rule of law. liz: he said it's a totally wrong false equivalent. we have 22 million illegal immigrants in this country. the united states is a generous nation. but do non-citizens first immigrant community or are at immigrant communities at risk from this. >> sanctuary city policies are a failure. all that does is serve to divide local law enforcement. mayor deblasio has a responsibility to protect its citizens. liz: thank you for having us in your homes. thanks for watching. lou dobbs is next. [♪] lou: good evening, everybody. the president's legal defense team continues its he advice evn of the democrats charges. jay sekulow dismembered the dimms' sham case. >> they are asking you to not only overturn the results of the last election. but as i said before, they are asking you to

iranian descent, including american citizens and green caro holders areçó reportedly being detained by cbpd special prayers for the people % >> and we're just praying there we of family over ñrthere.w3 president trump is doubling dowi on his claimÑp$e would target iranianw3 cultural sites if ira retaliates. mary an favreaux, nbc bay area news. >>> there are early signs the price of oil will have a roller coaster market ride tomorrow. more than 2% during trading tonight.38rr(t&h% they also jumped almost immediately after thursday's killing of iran's top general. on friday, crude hit a three-month high of $69 a barrel.fá we're going to continue to have updates on air and online at çó nbcbayarea.com. >>> an emotional outpouring in oakland today for a man who los( his life trying to retrieve x s= stolen laptop. the story has captivated a lot of people in the bay areaÑi thi week. nbc bay area'st( christie smith heard from colleagues, family and friends at aÑi memoriali] f the man. >> he was an amazing human being. >> reporter: the street outside of starbucks in oakland's montclair neighborhood

in atlanta, cbp partner if we the transportation security administration and delta airlines to build that out through the full fate of the traveler experience, starting at the check-in point, then through the tsa check point and then the out bound flight but at this point it's just identify verification and they're matching your face to your part photo but once you have built the backbone you could plug other systems into it but it an identity verification system to facilitate this biometric exit requirement, confirming people leave the united states and then piggy back on that to facilitate other stages stages stages stag. so it's not the surveillance type matching or checking but we're cognizant that technology, once created, can have an uncertain future. >> thank you. and with that i would like you to please join me in thanking the panelists and for their work and transparency and being here today. >> thank you. one of our -- there's a speaker who was supposed to be delivering a short talk between our final two panels. he is unable to speak, he is night, but wasn't able to make it

tomorrow's guests include congressman jim banks, investigative reporter john solomon and acting cbp commissioner on twitter @ lou dobbs. like him on facebook and follow him on instagram at lou dobbs tonight. you can follow me on twitter if you want. you just won't find me. but you can find me this weekend saturday and sunday morning with ed henry on fox & friends or tonight on the top of sean hannity'sm. thank you for having me. god bless you and good night. >>> tonight just 32 days until the iowa caucuses kick off and the democrat field still wide open as another far left contender bites the dust. good evening everyone. i'm david asman in for trish regan. the latest democrat julian castro to call it quits. the field now stands at 14 candidates. president trump not having that problem, fund-raising numbers out showing the president is raking in a massive 46 million dollars in the last quarter alone, blowing past any of his would be democrat rivals. it is the best fund-raising haul for him so far this election cycle, clearly

in an internal report, cbp -- that's the u.s. customs and border protection agency -- also acknowledged that crop shortages in guatemala were the overwhelming factor behind the forced migration that has driven guatemalans to seek asylumum in the united statates. in mexico, 26-yeyear-old artist, activist, and feminist isabel cabanillas de la torre has been assassinated in the border city of juarez. she was an outspoken advocate for women's rights and a member of the feminist collective daughters of maquila worker mothers. fellow activists are demanding justice for her murder and an end to the femicides and disappearances of women that have plagued juarez since it became a center of cheap manufacturing for american companies under the 1994 north america free trade agreement. known as nafta. in indonesia, american journalist philip jacobson is facing up to five years in prison after being detained on borneo island and accused of carrying out journalistic activities that were not covered by his business visa. jacobson is an award win

response, the aclu of massachusetts said -- "given the trump administration's xenophobic policies and cbp's troubling practice at logan airport of sending students with valid visas back to iran, it is shameful that the government defied a federal court order and deported shahab without due process." in phoenix, arizona, the family of a 19-year-old black teen who was shot by police with a rubber bullet in the chest and tackled to the ground is demanding the officers be immediately fired. dion humphrey has a developmental disability. he is a sickle cell patient. he was attacked by police on january 10 when the officers allegedly confused him for his older half-brother who had an arrest warrant. the officers shot him with a rubber bulullet, tackled h him, stepped on humphrey's back, denied him medical attention, and interrogated him for seven hours. this is dion humphrey speaking to the family spokesperson reverend gerrit melvin in the hospital. >> your here. you survived your r encounter wh popolice. how dodoes your body feel?l? like my y body is burning, the pain that i have right here is bu

escalates, we have no director of national intelligence, no homeland security secretary, no head of the cbpr ice, no state department undersecretary of arms control, no assistant secretary for europe, and no navy secretary." >> the trump administration is a hollow shell. six i pentagon officials have recently resigned, partially because of trump's erratic behavior. it is extremely worrisome that a person, it seems to me, clear personality deficits is the commander-in-chief of the united states. and actually can launch nuclear weapons. so he is engaging in this kind of escalation is extremely worrisome. the other thing the american public is not generally been told -- although, it sometimes come out a bit -- is the united states has iran under a financial blockade of unprecedented proportions. iran is being sanctioned to a degree that no country has ever been sanctioned in peacetime. in essssence, if you drew up a naval blockade to prevent iran from trading with other countries, that would be an act of war and international law. the trumpet administration has done this through financial mean

we talk about immigration, i am here because senator sanders has committed to breaking up ice and a cbpthat's why i'm here. [cheers and applause] because i'mcortez: sorry, once you are at the point of caging children and separating families, there is no going back from that. wholesale, re-imagination of our immigration system that actually honors human rights and treats every person as a human being and with the dignity that every person deserves from the right of their birth. [cheers and applause] rep. ocasio-cortez: i'm here because every person in this country deserves to be paid a living wage. that's why i'm here. i'm here because earlier today, we were in cedar falls and a woman stood up and told me that her wages and her paycheck is being garnished due to her medical bills. right.s not but unfortunately, it is more normal than we would like to admit in this country. it is more normal for people to live in fear whether it is economic fear, whether it is fear of -- due to your documentation and immigration status, it is feared due to perhaps this system of mass incarceration, fear o

this is done under cbp's authority.will be executed by the secretary of the department of homeland security consistent with the president's proclamation and in support of that effort, again, so we can focus the expertise of the medical professionals that will do the screening to implement this. we will continue to support the medical efforts across the country both at our ports, our land, sea and air, as well as with personnel standing up some of the resiliency measures that hhs has been working on for some time. thank you. >> thank you, secretary cuccinelli. at this point, we would be happy to take some of your questions. would you like to get started? >> thank you, mr. secretary. if the risk is >> why go to such an extreme as. >> these are fairly incremental measures stems on top of the things we have already progress a big leap in taking. you notice the many airlines have already stopped direct flights from china. we are seeing a significant. i can comment on the numbers. we have seen a significant reduction in peopl

and cbp are in communities. to try and keep people safe.ere to reform some of the systems when we talk about immigration. i'm here because senator sanders has actually committed to breaking up i.c.e. and cbp. >> sandra: tom homan joined fox & friends yesterday morning and immediately responded. let's hear his response and we will hear from all of you. >> i'm disgusted. she says you want to tip off the community to keep it safe? that's what i.c.e. is doing. these men and women for their lives on the line every day to arrest criminals off the streets. it's a dangerous statement. it's idiotic. >> sandra: bill? >> yeah, i think it's another in-kind contribution to the republican party in 2020. it will run this ad if bernie is the nominee, with the first question of the first debate. "who is for free health insurance for illegal aliens?" so, you know, let her do it. >> it's a popular position with progressives. you can see that is who bernie sanders is going after, especially in the iowa caucuses. latinos are an important floating block and i wi

been working with customs and border protection doing what we call operation megaflex so every month cbpkages from china and hong kong looking for carefully at what's under the hood. and we're finding, joe, it's an astounding rate of discrepancies as it's been an average of 15% of the packages coming in. remember, there's about a million a day coming into kennedy alone. 15% violates some regulations. half of them are counterfeits. the other half are things like controlled substances. deadly fentanyl, by the way, gun parts that shouldn't be coming in, fake driver's licenses we have license in this new deal to crack down very heavily on that flood of counterfeiting the alibabas shopify, they have been facilitators of the chinese counterfeiting so, if we're going to enforce this deal, it's going to be a big part of that is scrutinizing this. >> peter -- >> the deal gives us the ability to do it. >> you just mentioned two u.s. oriented companies, at least, both in the context of amazon and spopify. what kind of regulations would you want to implement and what kind of responsibilities would y

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. >> cbp needs to up the ante too. when they come and how long they come. if they get a visa and wait six to eight months to actually come, the other foot, cbp needs to make sure that the reasons that you got the visa six months ago hasn't changed and you are now coming to have a child. stuart: i got ya. >> this needs to be the approach. stuart: i'm inclined to say. are we at a turning point with the whole immigration system? i'm looking at video right here. that's mexico trying to ship migrants on its southern border back to central america. now, that's new. mr. trump seems to be winning, but my real question is, is the tide turning on illegal immigration? >> not only is it turning, it has turned. illegal crossings on the border are down 72% from the high in may because of president trump. 72% from the high. it's not because the congress has done anything to help him. the courts haven't done anything to help him. this is president trump thinking out of the box, writing executive orders, forcing mexico to step up and d

we do that by staying in touch with the cbp, the cdc, our own medical staff working with those agencies to ensure that our customers and team members of safe. >> this is not new we've been here before, going back to the sars epidemic 15 or so years ago we don't have exposure to asia, but that doesn't mean we don't have exposure here we're working with the cdc, all our operations folks are poised to step up our protocols if we need to, but this point we haven't made any changes in terms of our operations. >> here is why the coronavirus is potentially much more dangerous than sars was back in 2003 look look at the incredible growth of traveling on airlines. the bottom line is there's so many more people who are flying to and from china, that the potential is much greater than sars or some of the other past viruses that have led to concerns in the airline industry >> thank you, phil lebeau in seattle. >>> contessa, you've been focusing on that impact. >> this is about macau looking for the casinos to get a boost the macau government has scheduled it's ordering all customer -- it's airlifti