>> colonel david hunt. >> ains earhardt, good morning. >> good to be with you guys this morning. >> nice to he so you. we have news this morning. you may have seen the president speaking yesterday scolding republicans urging them to act urgently as he said on the 3.7 billion-dollar request for funding that he says will be used to secure the borders. now we know partly what that money would be used for. not necessarily building a border fence or securing our southern border but, instead, clayton, what? >> so top of the list? schooling. get these kids in school. get them started. goff k through 12. healthcare, covering your healthcare costs there of course taxpayer dollars going to the welfare of these children, and lawyers. they need to lawyer up. if you break all the numbers down, i think it comes down to about $67,000 per illegal immigrant that comes into this country. $67,000 per person that comes into this country. >> upfront cost for social services. >> so you show up in this

with the colonel david hunt. is this the global crisis is not complicated enough.his, we are fighting iran and russia in syria and partn partnering with iran and russia in iraq. how do we navigate the foreign p.m.s. >> it is like a jon stewart skit. and military stand point, it is dangerous. in syria we are talking about and going to arm the rebels which are fighting assad and supported by russia and iowa ran. and the rubbles and syria have 16 terrorist organization. isis came from the rebel militia in syria and in iraq, we'll have to coordinate air space which is difficult for the american forces with iranian and russians and then on the other side of it, we want to slap putin around with what happened with the malaysian air. i have no idea how they do that diplomatically. militarily it is a stake. >> and you look at the map. you can see syria and iraq border open other. and when you cross one line you are able to actually, you know, you partner up with them, or in iraq and you fight with them in syria and on the border you are not sure what you are doing. but col

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>> david hunt, they had coffee coming out of his nose. absolutely. >> take two. welcome to the show. anna, great to have you. >> always great to hear colonel hunt. >> i've been doing this for a long time, since the fourth of july, okay? >> all right. meanwhile, thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. we got a border crisis blame game. president obama meeting face-to-face yesterday out on the tarmac and in a helicopter with the governor of texas, rick perry. the president is still refusing to travel 200 some odd miles to the border. instead he's pointing fingers at congress and republicans and wendell goler is live at the white house with the latest. wendell? >> reporter: steve, it's true that photo ops are part of the job of a president. but mr. obama is past being just frustrated at the inability to work with congress to get things done. republicans, on the other hand, say they can't trust him to enforce the laws as they are passed. they point to his waivers of section of obamacare and his decision not to deport children broug

david murphy. edwards, karen rogers and news on this wednesday, july 2nd. the huntman who shot a barrage of bullets into a crowd hitting five people. a full report is next. >> as we predicted, the hot weather continues with temperatures hitting the mid 90's and accuweather is tracking more humid air. >> the the wawa welcome america celebration is in full swing. look what we have live on the action cam from the national constitution center. these people got up way early to make a 5-ton

david murphy. edwards, karen rogers and news on this wednesday, july 2nd. the hunts on for a gunman who shot a barrage of bullets into a crowd hitting five people. a full report is next. >> as we predicted, the hot weather continues with temperatures hitting the mid 90's and accuweather is tracking more humid air. >> the the wawa welcome america celebration is in full swing. look what we have live on the action cam from the national constitution center. these people got up way early to make a 5-ton hoagie and we will track its progress. >> looking good. they are rearing to go, aren't they? >> good morning, everyone, it is 4:30 on this wednesday. tam is off. nydia han joins us. we love hoagies. >> and it's hot, hot, hot. >> there you go. >> i like them cold. sweet peppers on those wawa hoagies. i could eat 1 ton all by myself. we got issues today. the first a heat advisory. this kicks in at noon and goes until 8 o'clock tonight because we're looking at excessive humidity and high temperatures. the heat index is going to make it feel like it's between 100 and 105 this

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david did, landing this diamond in the rough for $283,000. tonight, just two months later, agents telling us their house is now worth $42,000 more. encouraging to everyone on the huntome. but there are a few deal breakers. termites, cracks in the foundation and water problems. these you should never compromise on. and, of course, diane, you always want to get a thorough inspection before you ever buy a home. >> right, but that happened in two months, it went that much? >> reporter: $325,000 tonight. >> wow. rebecca, thank you so much. >>> and when we come back right here on "world news," keep your eye on the horizon. wait until you see what these kayakers are paddling straight toward. the reveal in our "instant index." and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. so factors like diet can negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is

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forensic scientists of the atf continued their battery of tests hunting for bomb residue, fingerprints, dna and all the while the detective davidpeter moore's tail waiting for him to make a mistake. did he go to ground? did he leave? what did he do? >> he didn't leave. >> reporter: what were people saying around town that you were hearing? >> we were hearing that people were saying they thought pete did it. >> they were following us everywhere. >> reporter: didn't make a secret of it either said mary ellen, from them or the neighbors. >> reporter: how did they start to look at you? >> like we were guilty. >> after they raided my house, i spent days crying. days and days, you know, i'd be at work and just crying because you don't know what's going on. you don't know who to trust. >> reporter: how much were you watched? >> i'd wake up in the morning to people outside my house. they watched me get up every day, go put a shirt on, and go out and be in the public's eye when everybody thinks you're a murderer. >> reporter: even some of pete's own relatives seemed convinced of that though his sister mary stuck by him. >> i'm amazed at

hunt is launched. as detectives take a closer look. what they find would shake ohio's foster system to the core. given in trust to davidckly have grown to love him. now detectives are beginning to wonder if something happened to marcus inside this home long before he was reported missing. >> marcus's caseworker tells detective that on her last home visit marcus had been sick and was sleeping. and liz seemed totally at ease. but then she asked the caseworker, did she, as required go up stairs to see him? >> and she says, well, she didn't see marcus. she said she trusted liz. liz was a good person, and she didn't do it. >> detective realized no one outside the carol's household has seen marcus since 12 days before the allegedly went missing in the park and becoming more and more convinced that liz and girlfriend amy are lying to protect him. to think they would do something terrible to a little boy they say they love? >> it is. but i've got three cases pending right now where father or live in boyfriend gets mad, strikes the kid once or twice. never meaning to kill the kid but a little baby can't take a punch like an adu

hunting for the person who fired that deadly shot. the big story on "action news" the latest on the shooting death of 43 year old crystal brown. >> "action news" reporter, davidry has the very latest on this story. >> we have no suspect information at this time. but we need the public's help. >> 43 year old crystal brown gunned down a block from her home. before 10:00 last night walking to the store at 7th and adams. as she left she stepped into a fight. a crowd of people gathered near the store and tempers flared. at least one pulled a gun and started shoot. and a spray bullet hit her in the chest. >> and any time up choose to fire a gun it can end up any and in this case in an innocent person. >> and they performed c.p.r. but could not save her. she died at the hospital. and family and friends joined at the home too stunned to talk about it. friends pouring out grief on the facebook page. profile, she worked as a legal aid for a wilmington law firm. last night in the wrong place at the wrong time. police went through the neighborhood today door-to-door handing out wanted fliers urging residents to speak up if they know anything. >> you saw something, heard

david opened up that date, i don't know. maybe. the radar system but one of the drums have, is actually man hunting radar technology use from afghanistan to detect roadside bombers. one of the surveillance drones at the border patrol uses has one of those to look for border traffickers. did one of those see us? at the border security expo, which is an exposition that sells different technology kroeber technology or surveillance, there is one technology that was a barrel head that was followed out and filled with surveillance camera. while. loss of perils around us. so, you know, i was pretty convinced that whenever david's action might have been detected by something. but when he turned around -- and i will get to the border security expo in a second because i want to explain that. when he turned around low and behold -- well, first, we are near what is called a fork operating base. i don't know if anyone has heard of a fourth outbreak bears before. a forward operating base has been used in war scenarios. they're generally in isolated areas and areas in which the military wants to expand into. now is being used in the southwest border