se empezaron a movilizar a conroe.ellos y pudimos presenciar el momento del arresto en exclusiva. vamos escuchar a las autoridades. [habla en inglÉs] las autoridades han prometido que Él estarÁ tras las rejas por el resto de su vida. se le van estar presentando cargos de homicidio y una fianza de mÁs de 5 millones de dÓlares por esta masacre del viernes por la noche. maity: muchas gracias y nuevamente, excelente trabajo a ti y tu camarÓgrafo. el gobierno de biden enviara un contingente de soldados a la frontera ante la posible llegada masiva de migrantes la prÓxima semana cuando se eliminan las deportaciones inmediatas que se activaron con la pandemia. leÓn: los militares no van a interactuar con los inmigrantes, dejando esa tarea a la patrulla fronteriza. reportero: la gran mayorÍa de inmigrantes que han arribado a la regiÓn del valle del rÍo grande durante los Últimos dÍas provienen de venezuela. >> en inmigraciÓn solo nos registraron y de allÍ nos dieron la informaciÓn que venÍamos para acÁ. reportero: la ciudad de

los agentes que habÍan estado vigilando la casa se empezaron a movilizar hasta conroe, texas.y pudimos presenciar en momentos del arresto en exclusiva. vamos a escuchar lo que dicen las autoridades. [habla en inglÉs] nidia: las autoridades han prometido que Él va estÁ tras las rejas por los restos de su vida. durante las siguientes horas l manÁ estÁ presentando cargos de homicidio. regresÓ con ustedes al estudio. maity: muchÍsimas gracias. excelente trabajo a ti y tu camarÓgrafo. el gobierno de bidenenviar a un contingente de soldados a la frontera ante la posible llegada de migrantes la prÓxima semana cuando se eliminen las deportaciones inmediatas impuestas por la pandemia. leÓn: brindarÁn apoyo administrativo, no van a interactuar con la patrulla fronteriza.lalo arellano tiene mÁs. galo: de la mayorÍa de migrantes que han arribado al vallÉs de rÍo grande proviene de venezuela. >> en inmigraciÓn solamente nos registraron y de ahÍ nos dieron la informaciÓn que venÍamos para acÁ. galo: la ciudad de mcallen tambiÉn empieza a enfrentar una ola. >> de verdad que es otro nivel, co

conroe, texas.aba a haber movimiento por parte de los agentes del fbi que estaban monitoreando esta zona y cuando vimos este movimiento, es cuando nos dimos cuenta de que algo podrÍa pasar y decidimos seguir la caravana de oficiales, no sabÍamos si esto resultarÍa en algo, para luego de aproximadamente 10 minutos en la carretera, los oficiales iban prendiendo las sirenas hasta llegar a esta ubicaciÓn en conroe, texas iremos las camionetas, algunas blindadas, agentes federales y especiales y todos arribaron a una casa en particular y es cuando comenzaba a bajar un helicÓptero y de pronto detuvieron a una seÑora de la casa, la esposaron y momento despuÉs fue cuando sacaron a francisco oropeza, pudimos confirmar por las numerosas besos que hemos visto esta fotografÍas que era Él y toda esta movilizaciÓn sabÍamos que tenÍa que ser por este caso y cuando preguntamos a los agentes real de esta escena decir era este caso, ellos confirmaron que en unos minutos mÁs estarÍan dando esta confirmaciÓn por parte

mainland just north of houston, several storms snapping power lines and downing trees in the city of conroe, a two story home under construction collapsing. two men were killed in the collapse and seven were injured. family members identifying one of the two men killed. brian aguilar. no his father telling our station he had just turned 21. in nearby huntsville, storms damaged more than 20 homes and officials in huntsville also report severe damage to a school. a closer look at the forecast coming up in minutes. a missouri man accused of ramming a truck into a barrier near the white house is due in court today. the secret service says 19 year old sai kandula is a sympathizer who wanted to seize power and kill president biden. court documents show kandula rented the u-haul after flying into washington from saint louis and had a swastika flag. authorities were searching his house overnight. negotiators are still scrambling to strike a deal to avert a catastrophic debt default. with the deadline now just eight days away. and house speaker kevin mccarthy says they're not even close to an agreem

. >> hey, david pettit loosed two people have been killed just north of houston and conroe, texas, and a construction site to constructions workers working on a home that collapsed in a thunderstorm. nine other people injured and north of there in huntsville two. there are trees everywhere and that's just from one term that was sinking from north to south. we are watching this other area where there is severe thunderstorm watch in the panhandle of texas that slavic plainview amarillo you can see it's one of the cells there on the west part, that's looking ugly. i want to remind you gflood wate panhandle of florida and we are watching that storm as we go through a holiday weekend. south carolina north carolina specially along the coast could see those impacts david. >> david: we'll be tracking it all week long with you, ginger, we turn out to the catholic church in the u.s. and the stunning findings, report just out. and sexual abuse by the catholic clergy in illinois. tonight with a learned and what they made public. here's abc's alex perez. >> tonight the state of illinois releasing f

local time in conroe, texas, to go into the residence. and that's where they got them. so no sanctuary for oropesa tonight. he'll be spending a lot of times behind bars in the u.s., not, mexico. and that's good news this evening. >> all right, griff, thanku. t you as always. he if you're just joining us ,he the suspected illegal immigrant mass shooter on the loose inmore texas, thank god , is finally in custody. on the here with more, fox newsas contributor ted williams. he's on the ground in texas tonight. ted , let's get back to theteste latest. we've been ex i no expecting a h conference now. i'm told it may begin at? the top of the hour. is that true? yeah. the press conference, from whatn we've been told, sean, has beenv moved back and it may very well start at the top of the houro here, showing something that needs to be shouted out is the good work that law enforcementto did in bringing this man to justice. you had state, locallaw and federal law enforcement the officers all looking and scouring the bush for this man. i was out art aroundou 11 , 12 o'clock last n

what my sources telling me, about 6:15 local time in texas, they got a tip about a resident in conroe, texas. you mentioned about 25 miles west of cleveland where the murders happened. by 6:30 local, they arrived at the resident, were given consent to search the resident, which is in this video that you seen here. about five minutes later, they exited the resident with oropeza in custody. tonight there's a lot of pride. they are really proud in they are happy that it was their guys to save the day. i should give you a background if you remember, laura, back to the uvalde school shooting that was border agents that saved the day. going further back to a case i covered in upstate, new york the dana mora prison break, it was a an agent that saved the day. this is a very special unit. there's reason why border patrol agents are proud tonight. i look forward to hearing little bit more about how they were able to zero in on this resident. it appears from my sources, it was a tip. they went straight to that house. they did it without anyone getting harmed. no shots fired about. thankfully, n

police say they found him hiding inside of a closet under a pile of laundry in conroe, which is aboutith an ar 15 rifle at their home in cleveland, texas officers were given a tip, they say which led them to his uncovering in his discovery. investigators say the shooting happened after the neighbors confronted him about firing his gun repeatedly in his yard. late at night, their children were frightened. they were trying to sleep and in response or pays opened fire. he's going to be charged now with 5 counts of murder. bond has been set at 5 million dollars and 6.26. and. >> next on the kron, 4 morning news. the arraignment for the man accused of killing a tech executive and san francisco has now pushed back for the has now pushed back for the 3rd time will tell you why. woolite helps molly feel great in her go-to leggings. she was even inspired to train for a marathon. that lasted a day, but she was inspired. woolite protects your favorites from fading, pilling, and stretching. so you can wear them as long as you love them. inner voice (furniture store owner):i know everything about

commitments that atrocious crime, he was brought into custody at 1837 hours, that's about 6:37 in conroe, texas, about 30 miles or so west of cleveland where that horrific murder took place. i'm reading from my intel and learning that just after 6:30, the resident, we dough don't know who the residents at that where he was hiding out. vortex unit tech, the border patrol were giving consent to search residents. without incident. no shots fired, no altercation. and then they turn oropeza. those are details i'm able to get from our sources but we'll much more when this press conference goes down, what is really significant about this is that they were able to do it without incident. >> sean: if oropeza was in california, a san francisco sanctuary city, they would not be allowed to cooperate with ice and law enforcement and hand this guy over, at least if they followed the usual policy, think about that. >> that's a great point, sean. so, your audience understands how this played out. so, the were supporting texas dps and law enforcement who were trying not to give him any shelter or bring t

sources are tellingl me is that about tim 615 local a in texas, they got a tip abouttm a residence in conroe, texas.evl you mentioned abouand t twenty five miles west of cleveland where the murders happened. bylocal, 630 local, they arrived at the residence, were given consent to search the residenceu ,which obviously is in this video that you've seen here. and about five minutes later, they exited the residence with oropesa in custody without incident. in the bortac. agents then turned oropesa over to u.s. marshals and soon he will face trial and be behind bars, hopefully for a very long time. but tonight there is a lot of pride as a border patrol agents here behind me are working around the clock to tryt of and stop the migrant surge, which appears to be ground zero here in brownsville with all these migrants coming across twenty five hundred plus a day in the area where i am there, really proudy prou. and they're really happy thatda. it was their guys that weree yod if you remember, able to save the day. and i should just give you a little bit of background. if you remember, back to the u