cbp reporting in the month of august, 203,000 illegal crossings. that brings the fiscal year 2022 total to more than 2.1 million. the all-time record. we have never crossed two million before in a single year. the year isn't done yet. it's crushing fiscal year 2021's record. cbp sources say since 2021, we're well-pasted 900,000 known got-aways that slipped past. that's a population bigger than the city of san francisco. take a look at this video we shot in recent days in the eagle pass, texas area. the del rio sector. the number 1 busiest anywhere on the southern border. as we reported, must of what we've seen here are cubans, venezuelans, nicaraguans. president biden said that's what tear dealing with the most now. cbp reporting that they picked up more than 55,000 people from those countries at the border here last month. that is a 175% increase over the same time last year. take a look at those arriving in martha's vineyard. the democrat sheriff in barrett county, texas, san antonio, launching a criminal probe into the flight of these migrants t

i didn't think much about it until he made remarks about bad hombre, because i worked as a cbp officernd i did encounter bad hombres. >> carley: now rage over bussing of migrants to cities like new york city and chicago and people say that is causing a crisis there, can you describe what has been going on in border towns in texas for the past two years? what does it look like where you live? >> if they think that is a crisis, they should come check out the border. we've had issues for decades, passed down from administration to administration, going back to president trump, he was the first president i recall that came down to the border and i know at the beginning issue his intention was to promote a border wall spanning from sea to shining sea, but he came down and spoke to the subject matter experts of border patrol and us cbp officers, he listened to us letting him know we needed a multi layer solution to the situation and we needed physical barriers and better infrastructure, more boots on the ground, better technology. he listened to us, but the media immediately came down along

cbp reporting in august alone, more than 203,000 illegal crossings here at the southern border. the fiscal year 2022 total to more than 2.1 million so far, the highest number ever recorded in a single fiscal year and we still have one month left to go, and shattering last month's record of 1.7 million. bill, let talk about the go-aways. cbp reporting that in the last year since the beginning of fiscal year 2021, now more than 900,000 confirmed got-aways at our southern border, a population bigger than the city of san francisco. as you take a look at this video in recent days here in eagle pass of mass illegal crossings, cbp is reporting what we have been seeing on the ground. predominantly cubans, venezuelans and nicaraguans crossing. numbers are up 175% over last year. and migrants flown to martha's vineyard, controversy erupting as the democrat sheriff in bexar county, texas, by san antonio, he is officially launching a criminal investigation into the state of florida efforts to fly migrants from texas to martha's vineyard, accusing florida of luring migrants on to the airplan

this allows dhs cbp more specifically to engage in c. u. s. operations in these areas of operations. >> let me be be more specific as i don't have much much time. um in your testimony you stated from august 21 to may 22 cbp detective, more than 8000 illegal cross border drone flights at the southern border of these 8000 flights. how many were successfully mitigated by dhs? ms. vinograd: i can ask cbp to get back to you and your staff with the specific numbers. >> we have been asking them for this since february persistently and we are not getting the information. it's important we have an authorization but we have to have information if we don't have the statistics today. if you don't have it, despite many, many inquiries from us that concerns me. i want to work with you again on this reauthorization but we've got to have better information to be able to do it properly . let's talk about china for a moment. recently, the directors of the fbi and british m 15 warned of the national security and economic threats posed by china. they identified i

more cbp data to show you. look at the graphic. they report in the month of august last month there were just over 203,000 illegal crossings at our southern border. that brings the fiscal year 2022 total to more than 2.1 million. the highest ever recorded in a single fiscal year and there is still a month left to go in the fiscal year. that number will keep going up. it is also crushing last year's record. fiscal year 21 set the record at 1.7 million. we're well past that. let's talk about the gotaways. the 2.1 million does not account for the more than half a million gotaways who crossed the border so far this year. you add that with last year's gotaways cbp sources tell us we're well over 900,000 known gotaways at our southern border. that's a population bigger than the city of san francisco. as you look at the video we've shot in eagle pass within the last week or so of mass illegal crossings you mentioned off the top, the democrat sheriff in bear county has launched a criminal investigation into ron desantis and the flight of m

all are being transferred into cbp custody. >> every american city is now a border city.he leading cause of death for americans between the ages of 18 and 45. biden's open border policies are killing americans. why is the white house not treating this like the crisis it is? >> trace: fentanyl is poisoning and killing hundreds of americans every day as mexican drug cartels take advantage of the chaos at the southern border. the white house still refusing to do what needs to be done to stop them. the former acting director of ice and former chief of the u.s. border patrol. ron, great to have you on. 300 americans a day roughly dying of opioid overdose. most of those fentanyl. the white house and joe biden didn't mention it at all last night. it gets worse, ron, the white house is now, you know, insulting america's intelligence by telling them that people aren't just walking across the border, it is not happening. >> they have no credibility on this issue. the president can't use his prime time speech to talk about what is going on with fentanyl and drug overdoses will accou

this at the nogales port of entry where cbp seized 6,000 of rainbow pills and 20,000 traditional fentanyl pills as well as 71 pounds of meth all hidden in a smuggler's gas tank as he was trying to get into the u.s. and that's not all. take a look at this last photo, again, the nogales port of entry. bigger bust made by cbp agents, 276,000 fentanyl pills found in spare tire, including 146,000 blue traditional fentanyl bills. that was from a k9 hit. back out here live the same port of entry last weekend had more than 150,000 fentanyl pills seized and just since august the cbp port of entry in nogales has seized almost 5 million fentanyl pills, smugglers really hammering that area. we will send it back to you, mike. mike: bill, you spent months of your life down there, i wonder how much of the situation at the border has changed from your first trip to now? bill: it's only gotten significant worse. the numbers continue to exclude and they just keep breaking record after record. remember last year set the record at 1.7 million encounters. we are well over 2 million this year and we still have

we determine cbp paroled evacuees not fully vetted into the united states. that is a far cry from the promise the administration made a year ago, listen. >> we assure you no one is coming into the united states of america who has not been through a thorough screening and background check process. >> griff: now dhs acknowledges individuals who could pose a threat may have been let into the country, the white house is defending the botched handling of the evacuation. >> cbp admitted or paroled evacuees not fully vetted into the united states, that is not good, that is different than what you guys said, how did this happen? >> that is not different than what we said, that report did not take into account the key steps in the rigorous and multi-layered screening and vetting process the u.s. government took. >> griff: republicans are blasting this as one of the administration's biggest failures. >> saw first 2000 refugees come in and had not been through the process and now the inspector general of the department of homeland security is talking about this and say

on homeland security in march, representatives from dhs said that in a previous five month period, cbp identified more than 30,000 individual flights near or at the southern border where half of those flights violated faa regulations. we know that at a minimum, these drones were used for surveilling our u.s. law enforcement efforts and for smuggling drugs into the country, including fentanyl, the deadly synthetic opioid. relatively small amounts of it can kill hundreds of thousands, millions of people. so it's subject to being smuggled in relatively small drones. my office has repeatedly asked dhs since february of this year for more information and statistics of these drone border incursions and how they plan to address this emerging threat. moreover, the biden administration's domestic counter drone national action plan provides no explicit additional authorities for dhs to counter unmanned aircraft systems as it pertains to the border. make no mistake, the mexican transnational criminal organizations will benefit from the lack of additional counter drone authority for cbp and other

many multiple crimes they don't want to report to cbp.ost of taking care of inmates. the costs are human lives, budgets of local governments. every american paying for higher hospital costs to cover the uncompensated care. it is insane what the president is doing. >> dana: i want to ask one quick question and i won't play the sound bite. one thing jean-pierre read yesterday. what i will say you are seeing a 200% increase of fentanyl seizures. we're doing the job of catching drug traffickers 200%. that's what she said. your quick reaction to that? >> that's deception. they know for a fact, cbp guys are showing them the video we're showing them of this increase in fentanyl that is going around. they find these empty backpacks, find these drop-off centers and know what's going on. they are being deceptive when they say -- seizures have increased and we're getting all the fentanyl. they know the gotaways. >> dana: thank you for sengd us the video and going on the trip. see you soon. academic achievement falling to levels not seen in decades.

cbp spoke with more than two dozen democratic members and this con keep success emerged, the speakercratic leader if the party loses its house majority in the november midterms. >> if we managed to hold onto the majority, maybe nancy pelosi would want her to stick around, but, if we don't, then her time is done. >> pete: when you've lost cnn, when pelosi was confronted about all of this, she just brushed it off. >> if democrats do retain the house, do you plan to seek another term as speaker why or why not? >> right now, my focus is on holding the house. >> would you like to answer brian's question about your own future had. >> no. i said first we are going to win. and that's really the issue. okay? >> and then? >> did you not -- are we speaking a different language? >> pete: always working so hard on those gums. gets the boot what's next for nancy, she reportedly has eyes set on being the ambassador to italy. can you really blame nancy for not wanting to go back to california. see, italy has the finest wine and gelato in all of the world. they don't really care about a little buzzed

cbp reporting in the month of august there were just over 203,000 illegal crossings at our southern borderl for fiscal year 2022 so far to 2,150,378. again, the first time we've ever hit 2 million in a single fiscal year and doesn't account for the more than 500,000 known gotaways we've had and crushing last year's record. fiscal year 2021 set the previous record at 1.7 million. we're well past that. the second graphic talking about the gotaways. cbp sources tell us since the beginning of fiscal year 2021 there have been more than 900,000 known gotaways that got into the country without being caught. that's a population bigger than the city of san francisco. as you look at the video we shot in eagle pass in recent days. the del rio sector the busiest. the bear county sheriff is launching a criminal probe into florida and governor ron desantis's decision to start flying migrants from texas to martha's vineyard, the sheriff said the migrants were lured and this investigation is, quote, not a political decision. well, florida and governor desantis are pushing back saying every migrant who got

as you know, we provide those systems for cbp and they work in the port. we are in the middle of a modernization or recapitalization of the radiation portal monitors. we are providing 200 of the new ones to high volume ports and to try and reduce the nuisance alarms, which is what slows down the flow through the ports . savannah is on the list to get those. i believe that they're waiting until the ocean terminals finish before they actually do the deployment. we work closely with c.p.b. on that. we are very willing to facilitate any conversation between ourselves, c.p.b., and your port officials. i can get you the name and we will get it going. the other piece of it is, even though we are not deploying the new units to savannah, we have been working through our transformational r&d programs on machine learning and artificial intelligence. i don't named them. but it is a way to reduce the nuisance alarms. that technology is going forward in savannah. i would be happy to sit with your staff and give you a full brief or meet with your partners at make sure th

we also determined cbp admitted or paroled evacuees not fully vetted into the united states. particularly gulling because a year ago, at the podium, our press secretary to the president said that everybody was being vetted. now, this -- we will play that soundbite for you in main. first, here's the inquiry yesterday about what did you guys do? >> we were told no one is coming into the united states of america who has not been through a thorough screening and background check process. now, there is this dhs inspector general says cbp admitted or paroled evacuees who were not fully evetteed into the united states. that is not good. that is different than what you guys said. how did this happen? >> no, it's not different than what we have said. that very report, it did not take into account the key steps in that rigorous, you heard from rigorous and multi layered screening and vetting process the u.s. government took before at risk afghans were permitted to come to the u.s. it did not take into full account of what the other eight agencies are involved in making sure that did th

this one at the cbp port of entry in dallas arizona periods agents they are found 6,000 colored fund pills as well as 20,000 traditional blue fenton all pills and 71 pounds over the math, all being smuggled into the united states hidden in the gas tank of a car. agents able to find it and sees it. lastly, take a look at this major bus. again, at the new dallas port of entry, cbp agents again, finding 276,000 fenton all pills and hidden in the spare tire of the smugglers vehicle. a hundred and 46,000 and of those pills were those rainbow colored pills that looked like ecstasy, like molly, like candy that the dea is diluted and appealing to a younger audience. it back out here live, that court of entry in arizona had five more buses this last weekend, totaling a hundred and 86,000 fentalnyl pills and just since august, that specific location has seized more than 5 million pills, martha. >> martha: well, if they keep going back to that spot, it must be worth it for them. so even though they are seizing all of this, imagine how much they are getting through, bill, thank you, very much fo

have done to that end is, deploy our regional medical officers to do training and education with our cbp officers so that they are up today on this topic. and of course to engage with local state and public health. in a couple of weeks i think we are doing a first responder safety to fentanyl as a request from the onb cpp. we have to do better because the knowledge gaps are still there. >> back to this possibility of terrorists or foreign nations weaponizing fentanyl, can you give me your assessment of, is that likely, what are the concerns around that? can you speak to that issue? >> yes, sir, i would be happy to give you that assessment but i think it's probably more appropriate in a different form. >> i will take you up on that. more generally, national security, are there any other threats to national security that fentanyl presents that we should be aware of, tracking, anybody on the panel wants to respond to that? thank you mister chairman. >> thank, you senator josh hawley. senator jon ossoff, you are recognized for your questions. >> thank you, mister chairman. thank you to our w

in d fact, cbp has detected more than 8000 illegal cross-border drone flights at the southern borderjust since august 2021. in light of the threat environment is critical dhs have the authority to protect the homeland from threats, consistent with our statutory missions. today, dhs has relied on preventing emerging threat act to carry their critical mission steps including protecting the president and vice president, safeguarding facilities in the maritime sector come protecting federal facilities andnn personnel. counting mark products and contraband trafficking based on experience over 300 deployments, there is clear evidence there are gaps in our authorities which are exposing the american people to significant risk. transportation security administration, or tsa, is responsible for protecting airports, it lacks authority to proactively and persistently protect transportation infrastructure from drone threats and invert disruptions and real tragedies. this is especially concerning since the tsa has reported nearly 2000 drone sightings near u.s. airports since 2021, several of whic

well under 2 million migrant and counterspy cbp in fiscal year 2022, orders are kamala harris of theder is secure. listen to this. we have a secure border and that that is a priority for any nation including ours in the administration. >> carley: amazing as migrants were seen running towards river crossings while cheered on by other illegals as they were chased by mexican border agents. [screaming] >> all of this comes as a texas border town requested more refrigerators to restore the bodies as mortuaries are overwhelmed, back to you. >> carley: ashley strohmier live for us, thank you. dhs assistant jonathan fahey. do you remember chicago lori lightfoot criticizing greg abbott's religion saying it was not a christian thing to do to send immigrants to other areas? now, she is sending them to a republican suburb of burbridge and the mayor says we are more than happy to find freedom. it is hypocrisy by the mayor of chicago to complain about the governor of texas. i do agree with what he's doing. the city of chicago says it will be a sanctuary city which i oppose, but there must be hotel

. >> several hundred migrants gathering under a bridge after crossing illegally, cbp facilities overcapacity as local ngos, portable juul has started releasing migrants on city streets. >> is open for you to come illegally. >> yes illegally. brian: baclly,k to reality, this the reality and the borderis fighting style. >> we have a secure border. >> is not true, the reality show has texas governor abbott desperate busting thousands of illegal immigrantssper intont washington, d.c. into new york, chicago too show you the crisis they are facing is real and they don't want to talk about it more than 200,000 migrants, the highest in two decades that's about 7000 today, next the roadr to freedomee and energy and gren energy and green technology. >> the great american road trip is going to be fully electrified the stations will be up and easy to find as gas stations are now. >> really, wrong again we don't have the charging stations china has the battery components you say the econom hasy is great inr spending bonanza is responsible. >> the americay n rescue plan has taken economic crisis and econo

cbp agents seizing 276,000 fentanyl pills which were being smuggled in a vehicle's spare trier trying to get into the u.s. 146,000 of those pills were the new rainbow colored fentanyl pills designed to look like candy which has the d.e.a. concerned. it could be more attractive to young people. back here live border patrol in arizona reported their own fentanyl bust. they arrested a 15-year-old u.s. citizen who had five pounds of fentanyl strapped to his body on a shuttle bus trying to get through a border patrol checkpoint. a 15-year-old had that on him and was arrested which border patrol. >> when was fox news first at the border covering it daily? last march, not this year but the last year? >> it would be february or march of 2021. we've been out here non-stop well over a year and a half now. >> how fast other members of the media wound up on martha's vineyard because that's the tragedy and scandal. thank you for what you and the crew do every single day. border officials facing some 6,000 encounters per day and as bill melugin mentioned, that's not including those gotaways that sl

ashley: thank you very much and new dhs watchdog report reveals cpb, cbp agents got orders not to assignrs for migrants to help clear overcrowded facilities, this as the governor of texas labels mexican drug cartels after organizations. alexis mcadams live in eagle pass, what is the latest? >> reporter: we see migrants coming in every single day at the southern border including in eagle pass, texas which is the busiest in the country and they are not just bringing in people but also fentanyl which is killing so many americans every day, giving the cartel everything they worked for, to get right across into the united states. a lot of the time people being smuggled in in the back of pickup trucks. >> it is loaded, come on over here. >> reporter: you can see in a new video just released by texas dps a dangerous trend we are seeing in this state. people coming from all over the country to smuggle migrants because they are paid lack of money by these cartels, 10 migrants in the back of that pickup truck, the driver who came from california arrested and charged. now we go to the stash houses

again, same spot nogales port of entry, arizona another big bust by cbp agent, 276,000 fentanyl pills fired in spare tire of a smuggler's vehicle. 146,000 of those pills were those rainbow colored pills you were talking about off the top. those seized after a k9 hit. back out here live, port of entry in nogales, arizona has been incredibly busy. last weekend alone they reported seized 186,000 fentanyl pills in just since august. that spot in particularly, that port of entry has seized more than 4 and a half million fentanyl pills. smugglers constantly trying to get it in every single day. we will send it back to you. arthel: hey, bill before i let you go, if most of it is coming through arizona by way of mexico but is mexico the point of origin, do you know where these pills are coming from mainly bill: it is most of it is coming from the sinaloa cartel and that's why it's coming through the arizona border and san diego area. it's arizona who has been seeing more of the rainbow colored fentanyl. arthel: all right, bill melugin. eric: if i final preparations n real. this is the final d

last thing, look at this picture and arizona, cbp agents at the port of entry making a fentanyl bust inside a vehicle hidden in the car's dashboard. thankfully a news stopped fentanyl from getting in to the united states. border patrol here report, they arrested a child sex predator from mexico with previous conviction for lewd acts with the child in south carolina. this guy was previously deported from the u.s. for months ago in may and evidently tried crossing in this sector this week. border patrol agents caught him and will likely send him back again. >> i'm not sure if you know this but have these guys, the governors and mayors, president, having thought about let's get together too fix this instead of pointing fingers? >> it sure doesn't sound like it. we heard texas governor greg abbott at least invite president biden, eric adams to come down to the border and that hasn't happened yet. president biden has never been to the border in his life but it doesn't sound like there's a lot of communication going on in both sides. arthel: thanks, bill. eric: president biden stopping for

last thing, look at this photo, we talk about fentanyl crisis cbp agents in arizona making this fentanyluggled inside of a car getting into the united states hidden in the vehicles dashboard. thankfully agents were able to stop it before it got into the country. border patrol where we are reporting they arrested and convicted child sex predator, mexican national with previous conviction for lewd acts with a child in south carolina. he previous leak was deported four months ago in may, he tried crossing again here this week. thankfully hard work of border agents got him from getting back into the country spewing a couple of good catches there. bill, thanks. a federal judge must decide who will be the special master who goes to documents seized in last month's rate on for president trump's more a lot of estate. the latest on what to expect the battle between the justice department and trump lawyers next. ♪ the justice department and former president trump's legal team last night submitted their candidate for independent special master to review documents the fbi seized from the former pres

point back of a little more than 10,000 migrants have been busted to new york, d.c., in chicago, yet cbpmillion illegal migrants at the southern border of this fiscal year. >> carley: thank you so much. a travis county d.a. backed by george soros charged a man accused with killing a person in a dui crash with a misdemeanor and he was only sentenced to ten days in jail. the austin police association tweeting "this is another example of travis county prosecutors going easy on violent criminals back of victims lives are marginalized. where is the justice for the families and loved ones of the victim?" 37 as the president of the retired officers association and joins been. could morning to you. ten days for a dui that killed a passenger in the vehicle. does that sound like an appropriate sentence to you? >> no. it actually when i first saw it, i thought it was a mess but because i thought it was ten years and then i realized it was ten days because that is unfathomable. he killed somebody driving drunk, he was originally charged with intoxication manslaughter, this was splattered onto a misd

on the other side of the trade, coming up new cbp data agents encountered more than 266,000 unaccompaniedhildren at the border since president biden took office. the flow of illegal migrants continues with no stopping. it's enough to fill the rose bowl stadium 3 times. texas congressman tony contingency is here weighing in next. ♪ ♪ ♪ research shows that people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize your home insurance... so you only pay for what you need! ♪young people having a good time with insurance.♪ ♪young people.♪ ♪good times.♪ ♪insurance!♪ only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ maria: welcome back, we have breaking news this morning. this is a third migrant bus arriving in new york city this morning. this bus coming from texas. it is the third bus of the morning where we are watching illegal migrants get off of the bus and go into new york. we are expecting more buses to continue as you know texas

i wish the vice president would actually go to the border and speak with the cbp agents, the nationalt to find out what's really going on. >> harris: the american people will depend on those of you on capitol hill keeping the pressure on to get the white house's attention on that. you have a big job. thank you, appreciate it. "outnumbered" is next. we all need cash in the bank to stay ahead. well here's great news for veterans who own a home. home values have climbed to near all-time highs, too. that means the cash you need is right there in your home. newday can unlock it with the newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. not just part of it like some other loans. pay down high-rate credit card debt, consolidate your second mortgage and car loans, and have the security of cash in the bank. the va has granted newday automatic authority. when banks so “no” to a veteran, newday can say “yes.” ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we lost about everything trying to pay for prescriptions. we spent our whole pension but couldn't keep up. so my husband just stopped taki

the question here is really about dhs, once they process these immigrants at the border, it's usually cbpduals from immigration proceedings. they are then released into these communities in south texas. lots of times ngos, non-governmental agents pick them up and transport them. in this case the state of texas is stepping in and transporting them. it's not a matter of the states stepping in and doing something the federal government has done. the federal government is releasing these individuals into the state of texas in this case and not transport them. we do know that dhs does transport a number of migrants and have been for the past 18 months to different parts of the country. we know that they do that. but in many, many cases because they don't have the capacity, they will release these individuals into communities in south texas and that is where the state of texas is stepping. in it's where ngos like catholic chart tigs steps in, to transport the migrants. it's not only the federal government that can transport them. that is true if they're in dhs custody. in these cases dhs has re

where because of >> a dramatic spike in migrant encounters along the southern border in august paper cbpealed over 2 million migrants cross from mexico into the u.s. without any vetting this fiscal year whatsoever. that's a record to quit comes as the biden administration continues to claim that the border is secure. plus and nuns i spent nearly 23 years and present back on a baltimore judge has released him back of his 1999 murder conviction ignited the nation thanks to the groundbreaking podcast called "serial." we got our legal eagles to bet on a new twist on the street street crime murder mystery because we begin tonight with another white house walked back kevin corke has an inside look at what's going on behind the scene is over at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. hi, given. >> let's be honest, we've seen this play before, haven't we? the president or the vice president goes out, does a sitdown interview and pretty much within the hour, the white house is in full on damage control mode book of this particular case, some of the president's proclamation not only ran afoul of his own adminis

we understand other federal law enforcement like cbp will be in that area as well as the -- they're gettings and medical teams, 3.5 million liters of water and 3.7 million meals. they're preparing for a life-threatening storm and we understand from the national weather service director that it's really the water they're concerned about there and he says really anyone in the state of florida is in the crosshairs. he emphasized it's not just people on the coast, that they also are expecting damage and life-threatening conditions even inland. and so this is all an effort from administrators and officials here in washington to try to get the word out to people in florida, south carolina, north carolina, georgia, about this storm's path and what they need to do to be prepared and also what their federal government is doing to be prepared and, of course, you've heard from local and state officials there today as well, jose. >> absolutely. and i want to bring in bill karins. bill, we're talking about, you know, 155-mile-per-hour winds. that's 2 miles per hour short of a category five hurricane. an

public but i have for my sources and no one is going to disagree because it comes directly from the cbpre have been 787 migrant deaths trying to cross our border this fiscal year. thirty-five in just september alone. thirty-five, that is more than one a day migrants have died trying to cross. i witnessed last month or july migrant drowned in the rio grande breed that is what they do not want to talk about for they are not outraged about that you drop 58 market while migrants and martha's vineyard all hell breaks loose requests for guys stepped at every step away from the carbons, to the jungle, to the border, the vice president's house and most outrageous to you. which i know you will be discussing throughout the weekend. we'll see you on fox and friends big griff, thanks so much for your perspective. >> things brian everett saturday night. the six middle straight ahead part left at one might next videos online. you can laugh right here live on when nation reads always funny, john crist is next, don't miss it. >> 's whole pandemic has been so stressful. all he went to do is escape and p

cbp tells us the total number of encounters this face cat year already surpassed the 2 million month> bret: r. kelley has been convicted of several pornography charges. the r and b star found guilty on three counts but acquitted of conspiracy to obstruct justice. today's ruling in chicago comes after a new york federal judge sentenced the singer to 30 years in prison. that trial involved racketeering and sex trafficking charges. up next, we take you live to london as mourners pay their final respects to queen elizabeth ii. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 17 in des moines, iowa where a judge orders a sex trafficking victim who killed her abuser to pay $150,000 in restitution. piper lewis was 15 years old when she stabbed 37-year-old zachery brooks more than 30 times. prosecutors argued brooks was not an immediate threat because he was asleep during the killing. and this is a live look at louisville, kentucky from wdrb, one of the big stories there tonight, jim beam is going green and ramping up production to meet growing demand. the bourbon pro

finally we don't know why the information was retweeted was it someone at cbp trying to make a point,omeone who thought they were on their personal account but still logged into the government account? we'll wait and see what the investigation finds. >>> senate democrats are making a push for republican support needed to respect the respect for marriage act which would codify same-sex marriage and this would happen before the midterm elections. in an op-ed, the coauthors of the respect for marriage bill wrote, the bipartisan legislation would repeal the defense of marriage act, a 1996 law that allowed states and the federal government to refuse to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. our bipartisan legislation leaves in intact laws, it will not take away any liberty or conscious protections. joining me is senator tammy baldwin from wisconsin. the excerpt i just read you lean into religious liberty, what do you mean by that? >> as we've been discussing with our colleagues, in order to get the supermajority necessary to pass this in the u.s. senate, that's one of the

cbp sources have told us the total number of encounters this fiscal year is surpassed the 2 million mark with more than a month to spare. >> bill: it's unbelievable. line 2 million people up on a sidewalk and see how far it goes, wow. gillian turner, thank you, washington, d.c. >> dana: my grants continue to flood el paso texas as the city reaches its limits. new video shows hundreds of migrants under a bridge there. bill melugin is in eagle pass, texas with the latest. >> here where we are in the del rio sector there have already been more than 450,000 illegal crossings, double the number this same time last year. human smuggling out here is rampant. look at this video we shot as we embedded with texas dps troopers in uvalde chasing a human smuggler. a high speed pursuit over 100 miles per hour. he was running red lights and pulls off to the side of the road and everybody bails out including the illegal immigrants. troopers run after them and some are jumping over fences. they take the smuggler into custody and go deep into the brush and pull out the two other illegal immigrants who wer

also determined cbp admitted or paroled evacuees not fully vetted into the united states.ppendix to the report, they basically ripped the inspector general saying you don't know what you're talking about. >> and then oh, by the way, we are not going to explain, but put behind classification rules. at the end of the day, a lot of maneuvering and smoke and mirrors for the utter failure that this withdrawal was. >> john: so what's the real threat that we are facing? can we quantify it? >> i don't think we really know. and that's what's so alarming, that's what we have to get to bottom of. and a lot of people should be concerned, i am as well, but we still have to get the people that stood with us and stood with our values for so many years out. right? and we can't let one cloud the issue for the other. >> jacqui: i want to turn to the protests in tehran and the president said they need to deal decisively with the protests, it's a strong threat coming. any situation you would see the u.s. intervene in something like that and do you think our language around what we are seeing

small glimpse of what officials are dealing with on a daily basis when they toured a recently build cbp processing facility in eagle pass that was packed with migrants waiting to be processed. some of the big questions is what kind of impact did the trip have on the staff and how they view this crisis and the biden administration's handling of it? we just got a statement. here in new york we'll continue to welcome asylum seekers with open arms as we learn more about the process, meet with real partners and see firsthand the reportedly inhumane conditions that asylum seekers are being subjected to in texas. the mayors are asking the federal government to give them more resources to handle the relative handful of migrants they've received while small towns along the border have been flooded with tens of thousands of migrants over the past year and a half. texas governor greg abbott's office tells us the invitation is still open for mayor adams to visit the southern border and see firsthand the devastating impacts on the biden-made crisis on towns smaller than a new york city borough. if t

a process that cbp commissioner chris magna said is more complicated with the recent increase in migrantss, the anythnicarag and venezuelans, could not be removed like from other countries. >> the migrants say they survived the dangerous journey to the u.s. >> do you know your last -- >> she said she witnessed a rape during the journey. >> reporter: and don't want to stay in el paso. >> where are you going? >> chicago. >> georgia. >> reporter: del gadow is going to atlanta too. but while in el paso they need access to resources that is why they opened this center three weeks ago where multiple buses charted and paid for by the city of el paso depart daily to chicago and new york. that is where we met castro. like so many migrants she's hoped to reunite with family and has no money. inside of the airport at midnight, an odd sense of normalcy the delgado children haven't seen in a month. access to crayons and toys. >> how difficult is it for you to know that your children don't have their mother? >> he said it is really tough to grow up without a mother. his mother died when he was nine. >>