de estados unidos. >>> evidentemente hay gente dentro del gobierno de estados unidos, quizás en la deaes y si matan gente no les importa, lo que les interesa es salirse con la suya, con la señora coronel, con el chapo y eso no está bien, esto es el peor caso de mala conducta de una fiscalía que he visto en 30 años, tratar de matar a un acusado y su familia. >>> eso es muy fuerte. >>> sumamente fuerte, dice que él no cree que sea toda la dea, simplemente solo algunos agentes, pidió bolígrafo para los agentes involucrados, celulares, pero lo interesante cuál es la diferencia entre fabricación e involucrado, si ella hubiera querido colaborar no la tratarían como lo hacen, pero si es así no llegarán a ningún lugar. >>> entonces aclárame, se entregó o no se entregó. >>> cuando le hice otra vez la pregunta el abogado comentó si ella se hubiera entregado no estaría en la cárcel tiritando de frío. >>> qué bárbaro, muchísimas gracias, véanla en las mañanas en hoy día. >>> muchas gracias ♪♪. >>> vamos a seguir ahora con una buena noticia, la del acuerdo entre el gigante farmacéutico y su rival j

según el último informe de la dea las organizaciones criminales transnacionales mexicanas son la mayorncuencia, esta se está fortaleciendo . >> como que hay cárceles con más capacidad, con más inteligencia y se mueven más en el silencio creo que hay una diferencia entre unos y otros >> según esto los cárteles mexicanos son responsables de la producción y venta de fentanilo en estados unidos porque tienen mayor capacidad de producción, adaptación a las restricciones sobre precursores químicos e infraestructura de tráfico de drogas en los estados unidos el cártel de sinaloa es aún señalado como uno de los más fuertes y poderosos en méxico. >> justamente es donde hay mayor producción de metanfetaminas. >> pero en diciembre pasado el presidente mexicano envió una iniciativa el congreso para limitar las labores de la dea en este país habrá que esperar si esta iniciativa prospera en los próximos meses en méxico telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo: texas levanta todas las restricciones por el coronavirus entras expresidente joe biden asegura que a finales de mayo habrán vacunas pa

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dea initiated two successful operations.nt to dea not only in our area of mcallen, however, worldwide and as a result in the mcallen and houston field division we seized over thousand pounds of methamphetamine. we had over 20 divisions within dea domestically. so -- that seizure and those seizures represent a small portion of what we have here in the houston field division. griff: small portion but the numbers are stunning. let us show you the houston division stats. 9500 pounds of methamphetamine, 155 of fentanyl, 400 pounds of heroin, 3400 pounds of cocaine and you see the numbers there. it's quite shocking. are you concerned that we will see an increase in these numbers? >> well, what you're seeing, griff, those are kilograms, those are not pounds. so you want to multiply the 9,000 by 2.2 which is gives you well over 20,000. and, yeah, it's concerning and it's alarming. and what's most concerning and alarming is these drugs are destined for ohio, chicago, for new york, for atlanta, they don't remain here in our area. and

. >> is not just about the people the other part of the equation the drugs, the dea making a massiveg bust this past thursday season 308 pounds of marijuana, 18 pounds of methamphetamine and 88 pounds of cocaine the dea special agent in charge richard sanchez giving us a tour of the seas of drugs and having this to say. >> cartels are not going to stop but were not going to stop either what they need to know is where here and were not going away and we will continue to do her job. >> in the cbp tweeting about this specifically saying in the span of the past four days they have seized more than 1800 pounds of narcotics. bottom line both officials and residents here telling me that they want the politicians in washington to get together and come up with a solution to stop the flow, the escalating flow of people and narcotics into the community. jon: griff jenkins at the southern border. thank you. >> our next guest leading an legal fight to stop present abiding overturning the trump administration overcharge role. they must prove they can support themselves financially before admitted

let's pull up here this information from the dea drug seizures in the el paso division. are for fiscal years. as you can see, so far for fiscal year 2021, which started in october, we had almost at the same amount for the total for the fiscal year of 2020. do you see these cartels getting more brazen and how far do you think this could go? >> absolutely, the situation with the mexican cartels is definitely out of control and everybody in the united states needs to be concerned and they need to realize that all these drugs that you're seeing with the statistics right now were the drugs that were actually seized. imagine how much drugs actually made it across. everyone in america should be extremely concerned especially with the influx of synthetic drugs. that's the biggest problem our country is facing right now. the cartels are out of control. they need to be held accountable by the mexican government and so far that's not what's happening. carley: and is it true that most of these drugs come into the u.s. through commercialized cargo? so once it crosses the border in th

the dea is waiting for them.e: griff, you've reported on both sides of the border numerous times in the past, in fact, i think the bosses may have you open a bureau there. [laughter] your thoughts in terms of what you're seeing this time as compared to previous tours of duty at the southern border. >> reporter: well, you know, i'll turn you back this way, mike. you see this wall front the border patrol guy sitting in his truck, i've had a lot of time to talk to these guys. many of them i've known for years having covered the caravans of 2018 and 2019 and even before that. they all tell me they've never seen anything like this. and the biggest thing to remember -- because the coverage isn't stopping anytime soon, particularly with the administration that refuses to show transparency by letting the media into these centers, into these child facilities. but the thing to keep in mind that officials stress is that it was in may of 2019 when it really hit 100,000 a month. they're very worried whatever's coming between

. >> le dimos espacio a un trabajo cercano con la dea que antes no tenÍan, porque le apostamos a la confianzadiciÓn y su discurso antinarcÓticos era sÓlo para lucirse. >> creo que tarde o temprano al seÑor presidente va a estar respondiendo a cargos criminales en una corte americana. lo que el gobierno americano hace es como lo que hace la serpiente boa, que va apretando y apretando. reportero: esto se produjo en la apertura del juicio contra giovanni fuentes, presunto cabecilla de un violento cartel hondureÑo de drogas. fue arrestado en el aeropuerto de miami en marzo de 2020. de acuerdo con la fiscalÍa, el cartel se dedicaba no solamente a procesar la cocaÍna, sino a llevarla de colombia o honduras y luego enviarla a la frontera con mÉxico, de donde era transportada estados unidos. segÚn fiscalÍa, fuentes alarde abba ——alardeaba del dinero y las armas. >> consideraba que era inmune y nadie lo podÍa tocar, pero con estos juicios en nueva york el panorama cambia. no se descarta la posibilidad de que juan orlando estÉ pensando en huir del paÍs. podrÍa ser una renuncia o que le den un golpe de

segÚn el semanario proceso, la esposa del chapo habrÍa sostÉn ido comunicaciones con el fbi, ice y la deaapos avisÓ que se entregarÍa a la justicia estadounidense. >> lo cierto es que emma coronel no fue detenida, se entregÓ. >> no fue la primera vez que emma coronel se comunicÓ con agencias estadounidenses, el fbi,cÍa y ice habÍan hablado con ella desde 2017. >> la relaciÓn comenzÓ cuando la abordaron en el aeropuerto de virginia en 2017, para hacerle unas preguntas. uno de los agentes le dio su tarjeta, y asÍ comenzÓ todo. 4 aÑos despuÉs en el mismo aeropuerto, coronel se entregÓ con un solo objetivo, convertirse en testigo protegido. >> colaboras con estados unidos, pagas sentencia y luego te ubican en un lugar desconocido y despareciste. >> la declaraciÓn se basa en la declaraciÓn de dos testigos que aseguran que sabÍa que era el lÍder aquel cartel de sinaloa y que vendÍa drogas, coordinaron la fuga del penal, para especialistas, coronel se entregÓ porque se sentÍa amenazada por el cartel de sinaloa. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) ahora la exreina de belleza espera llegar a un acuerdo c

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later that same day, and one thing of note the dea. not charge them with a hate crime.enry lee ktvu, fox two news. in minneapolis. the jury pool is near complete now in the murder trial of derek chauvet. he's the former minneapolis police officer charged with killing george floyd. ah 14th juror was seated today she's described as a white woman in her twenties who works as a social worker. she told attorneys that she has talked with friends and about police reform and that she thinks that there are things that should be changed. but she also described police in their jobs as important attorneys for both sides who spent the last few weeks, questioning prospective jurors about their views on racism and decision making. are you the type of person that will dig your heels in and refuse to change your opinion, or are you gonna listen to the other jurors? the judge wants one more juror selected 12. jurors will deliberate and there will be three who will serve as alternates. new pictures show the growing humanitarian crisis along the us mexico border. texas democratic congressm

as promised the dea may which is only approved for vaccines be used which include dusters and again in the e.u. is also coming under fire for not approving vaccines quicker and the rollout as it is painfully slow we're talking around 10 percent of adults across the european union that have received one job. meanwhile the e.u. has admitted to failures in its vaccine program with the commission's vice president saying the block is struggling 6 member states have broken ranks and written a letter complaining at the huge disparities in the way vaccines are being distributed as taylor reports. trapped in a never ending vaccine nightmare the bureaucrats in brussels must be thinking mon dieu promises unreality have so epically failed to much for the european block that they've been left with no option but to apologize it is true that mistakes were made when ordering the vaccines in brussels as well as in the member states the main issue has been delivery to laze of the astra zeneca job the initial deal of 18000000 doses was slashed to just 31000000 with the recent warning promising another mo

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and local law enforcement contribute working hand and glove with the fbi and with members of the atf, dea, you name it, they have to come over to address these threats and then with the u.s. attorney's office that is the critical function and i know they have done it time and again and i've seen it as the u.s. attorney here in the district of columbia how important it is to work with state and local law-enforcement. one of the things i look for to doing is, if confirmed, and working with ms. gupta's leadership overseen the grant program function of the justice department is making sure we are able to provide those types of resources to state and local law enforcement. >> thank you. as chair of the competition policy and antitrust subcommittee i know how important and i trust enforcement will be and not just protecting consumers obviously and promoting innovation but actually protecting capitalism and making sure that we have vigorous entrepreneurship of something that i believe i share in these beliefs with the number of my colleagues across the aisle. i would like to ask each of you if y

french president among your background says his government will speed up the dea classification of secretdocuments from its colonial era that decision will make it easier to access information relating to the algerian war of independence. and the dismissal of armenia's army chief has come into force 2 weeks after the prime minister fired him passion me out accuse the military of attempting a crew last month after it demanded that he resign i mean leaders have reiterated their calls for passing on to step down. some in the army say the prime minister mishandled that war with azerbaijan robin forrester walker reports now from yerevan on the challenges for some of the was most seriously injured voters that is a veteran from meany is recent war with azerbaijan he is adjusting to his new life a life without. voters that lost his arms rescuing his own brother who'd been wounded in the leg it's almost too much for their mother liana to remember that day . very was that was with his brother in the ambulance when the shell struck the despite his pain my brother came to help me the medic and driver

if they were looking at the dea and the fbi, understand what is being done, not just against our own agencies, but the agencies of other companies -- of other countries going up against them, mexico. i wouldn't be surprised if the cartels are trying to figure out what they are doing too. host: here is reporting about the former solar wind ceo appear before congress, kevin thompson, about what happened. "as of congress on and on the fact that they tried to log into a server but it was not clear if it was used in the intrusion that infected." ." many departments have you heard that and what you think of that -- that was used to infect many departments." what do you think of that? guest: it is an interesting tactic. he throws some blame on this in turn who used this easy to guess password. these passwords are across government, across industry. they are not the first to have hazards that were either to get. all the time here about in the media about hacks and how these new capabilities are being utilized. when you had easy passwords or you have emails start -- that are an easy way in fo

imagine the frustration of the border patrol and dea and fbi and everybody else working on this border. >> sean: sarah carter reporting. when we come back, as biden continues to unfold his most radical agenda, senator cruz said 3 words, boring but radical. he is next. stay with us. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: texas senator ted cruz summed up the biden presidency: boring but radical. biden's opening borders and prioritizing amnesty over law enforcement. the remain in mexico policy is gone. catch and release is back. wall construction stopped and jobs right here in america were lost. cutting down on asylum fraud is gone. migrant surges are back and bigger than ever. it puts us one step closer to becoming the united states sanctuary states of america and biden and the democrats passed a massive spending package filled with far-left partisan pet projects and bailouts for failed blue states that over-tax and over-spend and don't fund their pensions. people in red states will be paying the price. instead of focussing on covid relief for struggling americans and last but not least pelosi's hr1 overhaul i

forgetting names but directing key federal agencies, biden has not named anymore to lead the fda to dea, catf, census bureau the u.s. mar reels, the federal trade commission, nasa, for the office of government ethics. although it may be that, not an oversight. where is hunter by the way biden hasn't named a single ambassador. what is biden doing inside the white house all day long? he's been in washington his whole life. he can't even run the democratic party patronage mill. something is off. if you followed the campaign closely you could see it coming. there's a new book out by two liberal mainstream media reporters called lucky how joe biden barely won the presidency. the authors jonathon al and of nbc and one of the hill said the biden campaign ran on the strategy of, quote, you put your dumb oping uncle in the basement one top advisors anita dunn told, quote, covid was best thing that happened to him trumps on the way to a landslide until the virus hit. team biden used coronavirus as an excuse to keep biden in the basement and it worked. biden biggest weakness was himself. and the c

the fbi and the dea, all these different agencies involved with drug enforcement, when we got policy and worked out of the white house, he was able to better correlate the interaction and flow of interaction -- of information. there some things we need to do. we need to do a better job with private sector interaction with government cybersecurity. you do that by making sure that when they exchange information, they do not put themselves in hot water. if there is a breach, we should know about it so we can develop best practices and better defensive -- defenses. we cannot have a private sector give us that information without oversight. those are all the things we need to do. we really turbocharge the aviation security advisory committee. we have much better public-private interaction. at sisa and homeland security, we have homed in on getting the private sector interaction and best practices in everything else. >> that is a great idea. i was on the homeland department advisory, but it did not go down that way. i also cochaired with the former national security director. something cal

just on thursday, the dea making a massive bust., richard sanchez. he showed me the 378-pounds of marijuana, 1 1/2 pounds of methaphetamine and 89-pounds of cocaine they seized thursday right here in mack allen. here is what agent sanchez had to say about it. >> drug trafficking organizations are going to exploit all means necessary. they see an opportunity to take advantage of the situation, they will. and, evidently that is it going to occur during this time frame as well. reporter: and, just in a span of four-days cpb tweeted that they have seized 1800-pounds of total narcotics just in this sector. agent sanchez says, by the way, their seizing of those drugs shows you sends a message south of border, while they keep coming they will be waiting for them right here. pete, will, jed. pete: griff, great work down there. i have couldn't help but see on the instagram feed as well, you have an interesting video of ladders. the ways which people are attempting to cross the border. we have video of it as well. explain what you encountered

last thursday the dea confiscated over 8 million doses of fentanyl smuggled in in from mexico. yeah, in 2018 we had zero seizures and in 2020 over 200,000 fentanyl pills. that's just my county. the people in my county are concerned and scared because of the trafficking especially because of the drugs. the majority of them are very upset and sheriffs are standing together. the federal government is not going to do it. we're standing together creating a group called protect america now, check it out. we'll fight for the constitution and for the american people whether the federal government has completely abandoned us. >> dana: that was my next question. do you feel the biden administration is not responsive to any of these needs and the crisis? do they not understand the situation on the ground? >> they don't. they are responding but their response is not appropriate. i swear the people are hell bent doing anything but what president trump did because they don't want to give him the satisfaction of knowing that he was right. he was handling this situation the way it needed to be

you had the fbi, the dea, the agencies involved in drug enforcement, nice and customs and border control and everything. and when we've got the quote, unquote, drug czar, that's what a task force concept is about. and then there's something else we need to do. we need to do a better job with the private sector interaction with the government and cyber security community. and you do that by making sure when they exchange internet they put get themselves into hot water. if there's a hack or a breach we should know about it to develop best practices and better-- and given that information open up -- we really turbo charge the advisory committee and we have much better public-private information and that hones in on getting the private sector interaction and everything else. >> that's a great idea. i was on the advisory for a long time through the homeland department and i co-chaired with michael chertoff, homeland security committee and the director and on-line secretary. something called the security experts group. but having someone or an advisory committee there makes a lot of sense. so

. >> the other part of the equation, the drugs, the dea making a massive drug bust this past thursdayseizing 308 pounds of marijuana, methamphetamines and cocaine. richard sanchez gave us a tour of seized drugs and having this to say. >> cartels are not going to stop. we're not going to stop either. we're here and we're not going away. we'll continue to do our job. >> they said in the span of the past four days, they've seized more than 1800 pounds of narcotics. bottom line, both officials and residents say they want the politicians in washington to come together to find solutions to stop the flow of both people and drugs. in mission, texas, griff jenkins, fox news. ben: griff, thank you. still to come, a backlash as dr. fauci backtracks yet again on a key covid restriction. fauci's latest reversal and the questions it's raising about the science behind it. jillian: welcome back. for the last year we heard the same guidance over and over again, standing six feet apart will help reduce the spread of covid-19. ben: but now dr. anthony fauci is suggesting we could only need half of that

. >> we totally agree, capri is one of our top deas.t idaho -- what i'd say is you want to go high or go low when you talk about michael kors, accessible luxury and you are working on the high end. on the low end think of, tj max, ross, burlington, that's a good way to look at it because the value can't be matched the going high, going low is the way to go. for capri it's one of the calls to stick with. our group's up 75% in the last couple months. i haven't said that since 2010 great for retail but now you got to start looking at names that have duration. because theluxury assets that capri owns and looking to stabilize the michael kors brand that brand could keep working. >> bottom line astounds like you're not concerned about amazon's share in the market it is a third of all online apparel purchases in the united states you're not worried about it because they're selling basics >> i'd be worried if i sold basics. >> right. >> an under-weighted name to call out would be haines brands. we have a sell rating on haines brands what amazon

i was in three for the last two years, swat teams are out there, dea is out there to do a lot of traffic that kuiper type of stuff. i know there is a lot of media that is honing in on the story. this looks like a normal spring break that i've covered in the past. >> there is one spring break at mtv in daytona beach where the bikini contest got so aggressive a girl had such a small song they had to spend about 25000 the edit just editing around her thong. [laughter] that was the tame part. >> i've been to daytona this a lot of torquing going on. [laughter] it actually looked like super bowl last year that's what it looked like to me i was at a grown-up beach party last year end i think, i believe it's hazy, but i believe that is exactly what was happening. now daniel, there's a story being made of this. one because a lot of people looking and are jealous. but you think everyone wants florida to fail, tell me about that. >> i think this is getting a lot of media attention because it's about florida and that media hate florida. a couple of thing is mar-a-lago and president trump lived there

officials such as dea agents, eliminating the diplomatic immunity that they typically enjoy.umber of different fronts and things that i think are only going to continue and lead us towards a -- if it's not a crisis now on the border, it's going to become an explosive one over the coming weeks and months not because of something in the abstract but because of the biden rollback of the various border policies that did work on the president trump. >> bret: harold. >> so thanks for having me on. i listen to this conversation, ari, george w. bush, the president to try to enact a bigger immigration reform package to president far less sense. we need to stop treating issue outer burger is simply an immigration issue this is a hemispheric challenge and a national security issue at its core. if we don't realize that everything from whether to economic instability has been compounded to the violence from the drug cartels and gangs, that's what's causing this. i would disagree with the secretary of dhs, he sees a lot more than nine of us do but it's hard to imagine how this is not -- if

you can imagine the frustration of the federal agents and the border patrol officials as well as dea, f.b.i. and everybody else working along this border. >> sara carter, investigative reporter at the border is again reporting for us. newsg. you won't get from the media about the border crisis. coming up, senator cruz called the start of his administration, he said three words, boring but radical. senator cruz is next. stay with us. g but radical. he is next. stayayayayay >> sean: now, texas senator ted cruz summed up the biden presidency this week, well, he summed it up simply: boring but radical. for example, biden's open borders, immigration policies prioritizing amnesty over law enforcement, the laws of the land that are currently the law of the land. theaw remain-in-mexico policy is now gone. catchh and release now back. wall construction is gone. jobs in america are now lost. migrant surges are back and bigger than ever and it b all ps us one step closer to becoming ass i've been predicting the united sanctuary states of america and biden and the democrats passed the $1.9 trilli

dea and law enforcement has been cracking down on the fraud which has cost in the billions. fox 40 was with them when they busted a suspected fraud ring in rio. linda. they arrested 3 people. >> kerry says she understands why there are now safeguards in place but hopes they don't affect her, receiving her benefits any longer. that was really in a shot. it's reporting for us. state lawmakers have made several proposals to improve ev-d. >> hearings on those proposals will be held later this year. next at 3.30 with a new survey is saying about how soon we may need a new coronavirus vaccine. >> plus paper protection. why experts say you should keep your covid vaccine cart safe and the red flags to look out for to protect your identity. also after the break, more vaccines will become available to americans will have the latest on the vaccine rollout from washington, dc and why some states are critical about the distribution. ahoy! gotcha! nooooo noooooo quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. bounty, the quick

the dea submit signatures in support of recalling governor newsome of that deadline ended this afternoon. recall organizers. they've been saying for some time that the have collected more than the required one and a half million required signatures to force a special election. as for what happens now kron 4 sanaz tahernia explains. he's not willing to accept that. there was a different way. things can be frustrations regarding governor gavin newsome continue to mount in california as the deadline to submit recall petition signatures is here. frustrations surrounding issues like covid-19 homelessness unemployment and education. organizers say they've collected more than 2 million spgnatures since the recall efforts began in june 2020 and reports say that 80% of signatures submitted so far are valid. but having enough signatures isn't enough to force a special election. >> here's a timeline of what needs to happen before the governor can effectively be recalled once all signatures are submitted election officials in each county have until april 29th to verify them and notify the secretary

elizabeth:oi joining me now is former dea a or secretary jason chaffetz -- chad wolf.order crisis is deepening. it's a humanitarian crisis up to an estimated 39,000 illegals have gotten into the country. we have the secretary of state antony blinken and white house press secretary saying we have a crisis. what's going on there? >> it's a crisis and i think most average americans and the majority of americans see that now. mexico calls it a crisis and even the "washington post" calls it a crisis. the folks that continue in the water homeland security in the white house need to be straight up with the american people an honest with the american people on what's going on. at the end of the day we have to ask ourselves is this what the biden administration, wasn't there plan to attract individuals coming to the border and allowing them into the interior of the country and release them into the interior of the country. everything is leading up to this and pointing in that direction. i think that's a question that needs to be asked. elizabeth: texas is deploying troops to th

this week we spoke to a dea agent who was fired for being in washington on january 6th.'t riot.n he never even went into the capitol building. in fact, he defended the cops outside against the rioters. he is on video doing that but it didn't matter. he didn't vote for joe biden, so he is gone. and he is hardly alone. he shallier this month the fbi arrested a man from oklahoma called anthony alfred griffith. according to the fbi, here's anthony alfred griffith's crime. he walked into the capitol building, threw open doors, and took pictures.il then he handed those pictures to federal investigators. here's the fbi's criminal complaint against golden gate transit. accuses him of, quote: witnessing multiple people trying to break down a door. oh, he saw it happen. so, for the crime of witnessing other people of trying to break down a door, anthony alfred griffith now faces seven years in prison. don't worry, people like anthony alfred griffith, our leaders tell us are extreme i. uses and white supremacists and our military needs to be laser focus on making certain that no on

the shooting is currently under investigation by the contra costa sheriff's department and the dea. danville, mouth boone. abc7 news. >>> a data breech involving a the san mateo based security camera service is putting companies around the world at risk. hackers accessed up to 150,000 cameras. these are inside schools, jails. hackers tacked the system with administrative credentials found on the internet. >> everything is in the cloud. everything is centralized there. this is how they managed to go and get into the accounts using their obserwn credentials, the r administer account so they can access the accounts of the consumers. >> some of the counts with facial recognition technology. they have set up a help hotline. >>> memorabilia from the iconic cliff house today. the housen inde is up for grabs. yesterday it was restaurant and kitchen items and today memorabilia from the cliff house and things in the gift shop. it continues tomorrow with vintage autographed movie starr photos. we'll have a link to the auction on our website abcnews.com. >>> a few feature is hoping to break the

the tenants what was happening inside the tents, but i've got to tell you this, border patrol agents, dea agents, federal agents that are working along the border, they want the american people to know the truth, they want them to know what's going on here and just like sheriff wilmont here in yuma, arizona, the only way to fix this problem is to tell the truth to the american people and find a solution together. if they are refusing to see the truth, then it's going to get far worse and believe me, they are expecting more than 100,000 coming into the united states this month. >> sean: all right, sarah, thank you for that report again. been in texas, been in arizona, it's bad. highest numbers since apostate zero six. top story for tonight, joe biden oppressing the nation about covid-19, the pandemic, even kind of taking credit forr everything. f the vaccines he had nothing to do with and it was not any thanks for the trump administration and, 50 days and counting, joining us now live from the white house, fox news white house correspondent doocy. joe says he likes you. will joe do a sitdo

the dea and law enforcement has been cracking down on the fraud which has cost in the billions. fox 40 was with them when they busted a suspected fraud ring in rio. linda. they arrested 3 people. >> kerry says she understands why there are now safeguards in place but hopes they don't affect her receiving her benefits any longer. >> that was rowena shaddox reporting. state lawmakers have made several proposals. >> to improve the edd because the problem is they're trying to crack down on fraud and people like this being completely legitimate or affected for ever. i don't know if it's going to help her, but they're going to hold hearings. >> later this year. clearly is not going help around this current situation. >> it's 9.27 coming up after the break. experts are warning about that 4th surge of covid that we're seeing. we're going to talk to a local infectious disease expert about whether the bay area might be op >> 9.30 right now and we're looking at the warm-up. i guess this is a cool as it's going to get the walk-in now before it gets to how warm to the page on some 80's on th

the dea making a massive drug bust last thursday, seizing 308 pounds of marijuana, 13 pounds of methamphetamine and 88 pounds of cocaine. the special agent in charge, richard sanchez, giving us a tour of the seized drugs and having this to say. >> cartels aren't going to stop. but we're not going to stop either. what they need to know is that we're here, and we're not going away, and we'll continue to do our job. >> reporter: and the cbp tweeting about this specifically saying in the span of the past four days they've seized more than 1800 pounds of narcotics. bottom line, both officials and residents say they want the politicians in washington to come together to find solutions to stop the flow of both people and drugs. in mission, texas, griff jenkins, fox news. ♪ eric: in new york besieged governor andrew cuomo says he is not resigning this as the list of women coming forward with sexual harassment accusations has grown. pressure has been mounting on the democrat to step down with many from top members of his own party. alex hogan from new york city with the very latest as there are new call

unaccompanied children to the border and i can assure you that i would be interested in hearing what the dea this in those relationships with those families do not end when the cartels handoff those children. you have the families that remain in mexico ao and in centl america and will remain under threat if those children do not perform and carry out response abilities that the car want them to on u.s. soil. jon: very quickly onto play for you what senator tom cotton had to say about the security concerns. here he is. >> these bogus asylum claims are taking up so much manpower and resource at the border that it means we also have other threats like increases interventional and other drug trafficking or persons on the terrorist watch lists and the border right now is wide open because the biden and ministration dismantled the very effective policies of the trump administration and the agreements we had with mexico and other latin american countries. jon: can we turn it around? >> we will have two, quickly. the thing ran out to do is to announce that the border is closed. like i said, the admi