border patrol, dps arrested 11 suspected smuggling guides, mexican nationals, one just 16 years old.is is sad. i feel sorry for the men and women who have to live in these communities and have their communities overrun by illegals coming through their cities and towns and an administration that just doesn't care. >> reporter: meantime, activity has picked up in recent days back over in the rio grande valley where the sector chief there says around brownsville, hard lin general and the fort brown station some 3,000 migrants crossed over a period of 48 hours. at this point as we've been talking, a lot about funding border security, there is no legislation currently on the table to address this crisis. i can tell you that congressman tony gonzalez is pushing for what he's calling the safer act which would raise the credible fear for people who are seeking asylum. it would expedite the removal of migrants if they don't qualify for asylum, and it would also surge immigration judges out here in the field to help unravel some of the backlog. but, again, no real legislation on the table at t

we found out there has been roughly 530 tips total in the words of the dps commissioner that vary greatly. the first night, 70 odd witness statements that had to be transcribed. all of that collection of information is ongoing. couple of things i did want to highlight, one, you talked about the closing down right now, the shelter-in-place orders that so many local communities are dealing with, in the words of the dps commissioner, these are pluses and minuses they're weighing right now. they understand the impact on families and those trying to take their kids to school or earn money, earn a living and can't leave the house. they see the risk as super elevated if they're continuing this four-city, at least, shelter-in-place order. i asked the commissioner specifically can you confirm accounts from the family that a warning was provided to law enforcement and if so when agency, what did you know when and he refused to do so, he said i cannot confirm that warning. and also they were considering a yellow flag warning which is this idea of getting a mental health evaluation for someone here w

a separate phone conversation with ballasting in 4 minutes, the leaky long said, and i called china dp sympathizes with the difficult situation of palestine, especially the people of gaza. china calls for an immediate cease fire, and an end to the will to ensure the most basic living conditions for the people of casa to certainly not the more is the double china, unless clifford could. and what is china's interest in the israel? how much more? what i think we've seen in, on many occasions in recent years, how china is seeking to match it, scrolling economic power with political and diplomatic muscle. and i think that this, this feeds very much into the, into that situation. it's uh, it wants to boost, it stays us as a super power to rival the uh, the united states. it also sees itself as a champion, is portraying itself, is the champion of the global south. so there's a lot going on here, but at the same time, the gap between what china says and what it actually does is, and how it per it takes its place in global events is enormous. so what you're saying is basically this is more opti

there continues to be strikes in central gaza and in southern dp gaza, as well. and as the palestinian red crescent would point out, nowhere is safe for gazans right now. >> scott mclean in london, thank you. >>> for those on the outside looking in, concerns are growing of the safety and well-being of so inside gaza. this near-total blackout on communications meant that aid groups have no idea where their personnel are or if they are indeed still alive. a cnn producer in gaza has told us that he's been unable to reach his relatives and the only way he could tell us that by using a phone with a foreign sim card, which enables limited communications. as we've been reporting, as i just told you a second ago, cellular and internet do appear to have been partially restored. a palestinian director and representative from the world food program joins me now from jerusalem. at a press conference yesterday, israel's spokesman said on monday, the humanitarian efforts to gaza led by israegypt and th u.s. will be expanding. do you know anymore about this? will you be able to

over a three-day operation dps to working alongside border patrol agents arresting 11 suspected smugglingdes. mexican nationals one just 16 years old. >> this is sad. i fill site for the men and women who have to live in these communities and have their communities overrun by illegals coming through their cities and towns. and an administration that just does not care. >> meantime activity has picked up in recent days but back over in the rio grande valley for the sector chief says around the brownsville, and fort brown stations some 3000 migrants crossed they are in a period of just 48 hours. at this point of course no legislation on the table to address this crisis. congressman tony gonzalez is pushing for what he is calling these safer act which would raise a credible fear standards in order to claim asylum to get into the country. it would expedite the removal of migrants who do not qualify for asylum through repatriation flights would also surge judges here to the border in order to hear cases much much quicker, jon. >> casey reporting, thanks. for more on all of the sub spring arizo

moving from dp rk into russia.l closely monitor that and take whatever steps we can to hold the parties to cap which we have in the past. >> matthew good afternoon. two questions if you would please. one that catholic patriarch of jerusalem recently said he would allow himself to be takenen hostage by hamas if hamas would release the children there currently holding in keck activity what is a statement -- make state department aware that offer? accessing public reports i do not have a comment on it. our report of the longest the hamas should release innocent civilians there holding is not necessary to have any further negotiation. these are in many cases children in some cases baby and hamas ought to release them too. >> is a state department believe the vatican comply a role in helping to free the hostages? >> we would welcome diplomatic engagement by any country this trying to secure the voice of>> hostages. and number to place more specific holy family church is the only roman catholic church in gaza. it's locat

yesterday we had the head of dps along with a handful of a half a dozen texas state representatives came right here to see the situation firsthand and they were very concerned about what they saw, take a listen. >> that's scary for us here in the community because we don't know what these peoples' intentions are. >> we don't have a sovereign nation without a secure border. we must secure our border. we must know who is coming over here. >> just the last piece of video i wanted to show you, border patrol agents, texas dps officers rescuing a honduran man that was drowning, saved his life. that's part of the unsung heroes job, they do it every day, it gets little attention but that is part of the crisis that we have going here, sandra, back to you. >> sandra: griff jenkins on that, latest developments from the border. thank you. >> just as the civilized world united to defeat the nazis, and united to defeat isis, the civilized world must unite to defeat hamas. >> for those living in limbo waiting desperately to learn the fate of a loved one, especially to families of the hostages, you are

this is all a part of what border patrol agents do down here and texas dps officers every single day., stu, the chief of the border patrol yesterday releasing a number that should alarm everybody, and that is in the these first 17 days of the fiscal year there have been more than 18,000 known gotaways. that means they weren't taken into custody. we don't know who they are, where they're from or why they're here. stu, back to you. stuart: got it. thank you, griff. quick check of the markets, please. downside move, red ink. dow's down 100, nasdaq's down 80. the 10-year treasury yield going up, at latest count it was up, still up 4.85 is your number. and the 2-year treasury, way above the 5% level, you're at 5.19, almost 5.20. >>> still ahead, the next speaker vote expected to start in a little over an hour. does new york congresswoman, republicanny e coal malliotakis, does she understand the frustration the so many have with the gop? >>> israel and hamas blame each other for the deadly hospital attack. martha maccallum responds to the blame game. the 10:00 hour of "varney & company" is

if the complaint is submitted anonymously they will not receive further contact from dp. >> what happens when dpa finds a police miscucktd? >> the dpa find misconduct, meaning sustain a complaint, the next step is to determine how serious the misconduct is and what discipline the dpa will request (indiscernible) the dpa does not itself impose discipline and can only recommend discipline in a sustained case. >> what happens if a complaint turninize to a chief nonnob >> if the dpa decides to recommend 10 days suspension or less, the chief of police is the final determner of both whether misconduct occurred, and if the chief agrees misconduct occurred, what the disciplineitary penalty will be. in those cases if the chief disagreewise dpa, the case is over and dpa does not have any recourse. if the chief decides that misconduct occurred, and to impose discipline, an officer has a right to a hearing before that decision is final. >> what happens if a dpa complaint turns into a commission level case? >> if the dpa determines a 11 day suspension all the way up to termination is the appropriate

the ministry said the resolution is a result of conspiracy by the us and its allies, the dp guard case status as nuclear weapon state is quote irreversible. the ministry said the move shows their sinister intention to cover up their criminal acts of seriously threatening the international nuclear non-proliferation system and to justify their hostile policy toward dprk. and finally, huge fire that has erupted a police facility in the egypt city of ismailia has left at least 38 people injured. videos posted on social media show the city's security directorate in flames. according to the emergency services, it took several hours for firefighters to contain the blaze. no casualties have been reported so far, and the cause of the blaze is still unknown. also, civil defense sources said parts of the directorate's building had collapsed. deadly fliers are a common hazard in egypt where many buildings are dilapitated and poorly maintained. in august 2022. fire caused by a short circuit killed 41 worshippers in a cairo church, prompting calls to improve the country's infrastructure and the resp

altogether, with russia, from a church and republic donation, 20000 tons of food, clothing, and medicine to dp on lp. our residents risky. mia regularly delivers food to the liver agent. territories is provided schools near the funds with furniture and school supplies. it also comprehensively supports the bars, the team volunteer, but sound in virus good, can perform $117.00 surgical operations during his 2 weeks as a volunteer in the special military operation at each one pension life. saved like say we mr. seer, what do you see? the news you got daughters was supposedly watching your payment with adult protective video for patrons pulled up for you. audio show you single digit was able to pay to the regressive pennsylvania so that somebody as long as the menu, the professor or juniors. first. all righty of to assume where you're supposed to be subject to an issue with us and try to swing somebody in the settlement when you might have much quicker. slow, nicer thoughts as to suggest from us. that's quite okay. and we'll just be to pass to ease of us 2 or 3 of you already know for on the face

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but uh, do you do the daily g beautiful sheets you want to go see, but the, the dp does he need to guide the city? and then uh, in uh is i can see the admin uh outside edge look to have it on belmont. okay. on a many account move, you find it on the front of the civic one. 0 one on that mean month because the the last good. he looked the jim moore. how's the joe with the down bassy now. i'm in of, in the will supply in the amount, but as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for democratic russia might on to the full size. so this as soon as they leave sort of must c o equal class c to it go because i mean it says all sides of the same level do so normally by that the legions to the start button on there. i don't see it. so most april students, when the lady, when so me add a bit of the, i'm on the money it out of the day the a couple times the dates in and then we'll get them in that each of the professors in thailand have continued the demonstrations in the capital bank called the journ

services the easiest, but uh do you do the daily g beautiful sheets, you want to go see, but the, the dp threats any decades of the city. and then uh the, and is i can see the admin uh outside edge look to have it on belmont. okay. on a medical move, you find it on the front of the civic one. 0 $1.00 on that mean month the codley. the last good. he looked the jim moore has that a job with them to see the and have in the will supply in that amount. but as long as they is back at his level, cuz such a highly in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for democratic russia might on to the full size such as this, assume i believe sort of must see only for the class. the good go, because that means is all thoughtful. so none of these gentlemen by that the village and city style knew that i know the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit of the, i'm on the money it out. uh ab. then the a couple of times that they don't need send them, they'll get them in that each of the need for testers in thailand have continue the demonstrations and

that is whether to allow the default government in this part of the uk to be restored to recap the dprangements basically the dup is a post the abridgment brought into to avoid tax on land border with the irish republic which means there have been checks on goods on arriving in northern ireland. between scotland and wales the due piece is that amounts to an economic barrier within the uk something that the images northern ireland's place in the union and therefore something that they can accept. so the dp leadership, sirjeffrey donaldson has been updating his members on the progress of talks with westminster on has the deadlock may be ended but he is also adopted a more strategic long—term argument if you would like for going back into government, eventually he said that it is better for unionists to be involved in the government of northern ireland and not the end of itself that will help to secure northern ireland place in the ukase let's hear a little of what sirjeffrey donaldson had to say. i what sirjeffrey donaldson had to sa . , , ., say. i still believe in default government.

with russia, from a church and republic donation $20000.00 tons of food, clothing, and medicine to dp on lp. our residents risky. mia regularly delivers food to the liberation territories is provided schools near the funds with furniture and school supplies. it also comprehensively supports the boss, the team volunteer, but certainly in virus gic, info, home $117.00 surgical operations during his 2 weeks as a volunteer in the special military operation at each one pension life saved by digital my new mile. say we missed a seer. what do you see? the lessons that lose you got daughters were supposedly because that was in your payment with adult protective video for patrons pulled up for you. audio shoulders. single digit was triple defeated, progressive contributing. and so that somebody, as long as the media to brewer professionals, are juniors types of ourselves. save junior society of to be subject to an issue with us here. please try to swing some fusions to you know, when you might have missed quite as low as nicely thoughts as to suggest last quarter credit will just be to pass to

forces, so in the national guard, thank god, they have already received it , they received it in the dps, but no one there received it, once again the fourth month goes by without work, the law is in effect, they cannot do banal bureaucratic work and pay people money to those who protect us, this law also provided an opportunity for conscripts to transfer to the mobilized, well , it would seem, well, they tell us, we need them people to the front, yes please, voluntary right , thousands of conscripts are waiting for this to give young people, healthy , already trained, the opportunity to take them into the mobilized, to give them the opportunity to perform combat tasks, people want it, the state needs it, we are with the law you finally accepted, now it's a simple matter , the president's office had to prepare changes to the presidential decree on the procedure for military service, for the fourth month they are not able to do it, for the fourth month, what is irmak doing, what are these 58 doing? advisers, they mock us, because they cannot do the elementary, simplest work in the world,

, services the basis but uh can assist any duty daily g because you to want to go see, but the, the dp does he need to guide the city? and then uh, in uh is i can see that been uh outside edge look to have it on belmont. okay. on a many account move, you find it on the front of the civic one. 0 one. and then in a month because this the last good he looked at, jim moore has the joe way down. busy the i'm and i've in a supply in an amount, but as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for democratic russia might on to the folks as soon as this, as soon as they leave for months, you only for the class to go to school, but that means is outside. so none of these gentlemen by the village. and so this time by noon, and i know the last april students will, i'm the lady when so me add a bit left the i'm on the money it out. uh ab. then the a couple times. the dates in the summons that each of the professors in thailand have continue. the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuf

this is nonsense, on what basis is this, on what basis is shmygel abusing power gave a letter to the dpsraine, to the border service, not to release the deputy without a business trip, what is this ? it is the power of the cabinet of ministers to decide on relocation, it is the power of the cabinet of ministers to decide, to cancel the law on status people's deputy, and here the question is not even about kol tyshchenko, who went to thailand, no, here the question is in principle that there is no right in a parliamentary-presidential republic to abuse power by the executive authorities or the office of the president. slavko yurchyshyn recently said a very nice thesis, it is to me... i do not claim a franchise , but i always quote it, from a parliamentary-presidential ukraine, they turned ukraine into an office-presidential republic, and this is, it is a shame, it is even not just a shame, it's a crime, because in our country, well, you know, well, i don’t know if i should comment on it, well, that is, the usurpation of power under the guise of war has reached such a level that there is n

, as a result of the discussion, by the way, victorious, in my opinion, lavrov said about this, pro-dplutions of the un security council, note what an interesting thing, which i do not consider a coincidence, here is ukraine, and the resolution on the minsk agreements, well, autonomy, which, so to speak, found a compromise between the right of self-determination , territorial integrity, avoidance of conflict, and so on, who did not allow this resolution to be implemented, but there is doubt that the united states did this directly. well, at least about two states, who did not allow the revolution to be realized, the resolution on two states, and what kind of equipment , what troops, well, the various terrorists that are there, and various non-state type entities, i will say this, so as not to go into so much say in legal depth, paramilitary formation non-state type, how do they differ from nazi banks in ukraine, the scheme is absolutely the same, two unfulfilled resolutions of the un security council, not implemented and sabotaged as a result of the deliberate policy of the united stat

and just to clarify that this, the dp doesn't originate in a lot of stuff, it's really important to remember. but also you have to understand that there are security failures. we're heart broken by the attacks happening in focused on we think that they should be stuff, the bucks dining authorities and the wrong authorities, whatever they can do to the 5 to authorities and find us on the have the corporate and find a way to make it stop, however, you have to understand that internal politics sometimes demands that you do not own up your own security failures and have someone to blame it on. i think that very often happens with up on this on their own, the agencies under what that does in the long run. is it going to help you? but you're right now, but it's really deteriorated to people to people contacts between uh why it's what we gotta do right now is when we have to have security cooperation, they gotta have a joint national security council meetings between them. something they megan stevens is capable of doing with the boss, and even fighting with years. so why is it impossible for bucke

dp manu —— analysts say they are clear on the parties to get aid into gaza and to get hostages out, butuigi scazierri, senior research fellow at the centre for european reform. we will come to that point at the moment, but first of all, the initial response from the eu seemed a bit muddled, do you think that's fair? , ~ ., a bit muddled, do you think that's fair? , ,, ., , a bit muddled, do you think that's fair? , ~ ., , ., ., fair? yes, i think that is fair to sa , fair? yes, i think that is fair to say. the _ fair? yes, i think that is fair to say, the initial— fair? yes, i think that is fair to say, the initial response - fair? yes, i think that is fair to say, the initial response was l fair? yes, i think that is fair to l say, the initial response was not particularly smooth. in the days immediately after the hamas atrocities that are a clear division between the member states in different parts of the institution, in particular ursula von der leyen was criticised for what was seen as a very uncritically pro israel stance. i think you have managed to find a more coherent stands no

that's a dp was in all this. he also created 800 state parks, and they create, plant of the civilian conservation corps, 3 billion trees. the first two waves, the third wave is in this book. and it really is about three presidents, no roosevelt's, but really i had to begin in 1945 after the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki, birth of the atomic age. we started blowing up nuclear weapons willy-nilly in nevada.ta we detonated 1054 nuclear weapons in america between 1946-1991. so they became this big anti-nuclear testing movement which rachel carson was part of, and many others, coretta scott king, norman cousins, doctor albert schweitzer on a global way. what'st exciting is john f. kennedy had the vision to sign the nuclear test ban treaty. due to kennedy's astute diplomacy and ecological act of great importance occurred. we stopped testing nuclear weapons. he made a deal with khrushchev and the soviet union and britain. so today we can't test those weapons. in my book i ended, i deal with kennedy who loved cape co

the concerned citizens here for a few hours have left no one here except for border patrol, texas dpsd. they got word that here on thursday they were to lebanese men. as well as an egyptian man in their 40s. they will go background scrutiny whether we can find out who they are and why they are here is sort of a gas. the numbers by the way continue to comment on believable numbers you are looking on the drone now looking to get through the razor wire. eventually taken into custody here by the border patrol. we will show you a video shot before dawn this morning. a group of 130-150 migrants arrived just like clockwork every morning. because of the number, we've had the entire southwest border, nearly 120 iranians, 120 syrians and that is why people are concerned about. local law enforcement like sheriff's are very concerned because they say the feds are not sharing information about who these migrants are that they are apprehending from these special interest countries. take a listen. >> we treat every stop as a felony stop. we control it the best we can. telling us they just caught a g

army later that year dp beginning a 20 i've year career. his service was iraq campaign medal, bronze star medal. he served two deployments in operation iraqi freedom from 2003 to tough and 2009. after retiring, he faced personal challenges including pt sg. he found his way back to faith. he dedicated himself to helping cope with ptsd and co-founding a program in 2017. returning in 2019, dustin became an integral part of his community. promoted military and advocating for veteran causes. promotening the agent orange memorial. his legacy is one of bravery, service and unwavering dedication to his country and community. his impact on the lives of the city will be felt for generations to come. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to recognize the extraordinary efforts of norwalk police officer gerald acorn who served a couple from a house fire in august. he smelled sploak and conducted a thorough search of the neighborhood he was patroling leaving him to a small house and witnessed flames engulfing the back deck. the fire prosed a grave threat. witho

dp ainvestigates all sfpd incidents any of our officers discharge a weapon in the scope of their duty when is that discharge result in an individual injury or death. the san francisco da office inspect investigation bureau or iib is responsible for the determining the legality of the officer involved shooting. based on inspect investigation and review the da of county of san francisco make the final decision as to whether the officers involved actions comply with the laws of the state of california. san francisco office of the chief medical examiner or ocme has a responsible for conduct an on scene investigation collecting evidence and taking custody of a diseased person in a shooting result nothing fatality. and tragic case, the ocme is responsible for conducting an autopsy to determine the cause of death and to report those findings public low. this dinlts because mr. ylang died the ocme will conduct an investigation to determine the cause of death. all notified agencies dispatched investigators and appropriate personnel to the begin their inspect investigations. finally, i like to

i was heartened to hear 3 weeks ago a dp w staff members of attacked, correct me if i'm wrong. sudden early hours cloning un plaza. we wish them a speedy recovery and the quick response of other coworkers, again, we are a team and support each other and i look forward to increased coprescription from sfpd to keep our people safe. that's the main goal to serve the people san francisco. >> that concludes my announcements. mr. fuller. i have brief announcements. so, the commissioner training module has been made available in each employee portal and the trainings need to be completed the end of december. i'd like to thank all the commissioners for take the valuable trainings and let you know i'm available to help troubleshoot problems with access or tracking. in completes your trainings. that is my announcement. >> thank you. we gallon to public comment. item one is general public comment. members of public may address the commission on topics in the subject matter of the commission but not part of this agenda. and comments specific to an item on the agenda may be heard but pardon

question is, does any candidate, is there a majority in the caucus that is willing to see that power to dpsust get their preferred speaker into office. >> daniel strauss, thank you. >>> and of course we will have more on the fight for speaker later this morning on "state of the union" at 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> still to come, a warning from israel after hezbollah launched attacks from lebron. the latest on the growing tensions at israel's northern border. and tonight at 10:00 on cnn, how did hamas pull off its surprise attack on israel? the whole story explores the history of this secretive and dangerous terror group. don . >>> it's a settlement near gaza that was hit when hamas launched its surprise attack on israel. journalists were not able to go inside the kibbutz in southern israel for security reasons until now. >> signs of the attack are still all around. so we have to warn you, some of this video is really tough to watch. cnn's anderson cooper has a story. >> reporter: he was one of the kibbutz attacked on october 7th by hamas gunmen. security cameras recorded some

if any american citizen is trying to get out of israel or dp gaza, there's a form they can fill out on the state department website and they can get information very quickly about how to get on those charter flights. but i've also been hearing from americans in gaza about how difficult the situation is and how unable they have been about getting any information. so i led an effort to work with the state department to try to make sure that we're upholding our values of serving americans wherever they are. i'm glad that this crisis intake form on the state department website now includes israel and gaza and i'm hopeful by the news that american citizens will be able to leave throughout rafa crossing gate into egypt. and we're going to continue working with the administration to get every american who wants to leave out. >> the u.s. has been trying to persuade israel to open up a humanitarian corridor that would let aid in, let people out. they've also been trying to make a deal to open the rafa crossing, which has had its own channels, as well. but do you fear they're rung out of time. t

they deserve to be recognized as their own group plans by dp comp became a comp for jews alone and conditions for the people that improved jewish survivors began to marry and have children. many children were born in the camps during the post war period. the d. b comes what estimated to of the highest class right in the world. but the d. p. 's didn't want to stay that they wanted to go to palestine, the future israel to the united states. the different passed the integration. i learned a variety of trains this is be on a by, on a motorcycle, not mine. because i did not own any and these are motorcycle. my freedom right? yes. but as i said, i didn't know i didn't own it. and the guy used to go to the store in for and drums, but every day in the summer time. and i met people there, but we were separated with they didn't bother with us. they didn't, we didn't bother with them because the ones were still very, very, are all basically the surviving jews, at least in siri, did not want anything to do with germans. they wanted to be amongst themselves. uh they uh, the germans were of the people of t

when it means to have relationships dp understandings and practice for preparations. and i have been reflecting on the passing of our great senator diane feinstein and reflecting on our great mir london breed temperature is obvious to say last time women are better prepared i will not make that same joke but obvious to talk about the importance of the 2 great mayors one who brought float week back and other returned the first in personnel float week after lead our city through a pandemic this is the obvious. and then the not so obvious. in 2018, the late senator feinstein made, wear our sea wall faces quake risk and sea level rise risk major impact to the city flooding 500 acres of neighborhoods our senator wed with the arm engineers and speaker pelosi and ensured the city received a first star from the arm engineers one and only 3 of the nation that year. that same year our mayor after her first election decided to pick update sea wall bond, 425 million dollars to ensure that we were getting prepared for earthquake to build a stable foundation on which to protect our

according to dp goldman sachs. that is broader than the s&p's 29%. of 84% according to the latest round of filings. baker hughes follows at 77% with exxon and apa at 60% each. halliburton and apa round out the top five. frank. >> i have to ask, earnings season started a short time ago. when it comes to the energy sector, are there big themes? >> slb kicks os off this mornin with the offshore exposure which sets up the company well. we are seeing more growth in international than in the u.s. i think more broadly, the key thing is to watch executive comments around what the conflict in the middle east means for oil prices going forward and also what it means for cap x and drilling plans with wti above $90 a barrel. it looks more appealing to open the taps, but frank, they want to see numbers under control. >> thank you, pippa. >>> as we head to break, why the transport sector is telling a different story than the consumer stat according to a report from transunion. americans plan to spend 51% less this shopping season. we're back after this. >> announc

texas dps put there to deter them. it is not working. it looks like we have some women in there.e. coming from venezuela. thursday when i was here we had two lebanese men come to this very area. they were in their 20s as well as one egyptian. they will be sent off for heavier scrutiny. look into their backgrounds. i just learned moments ago from sources that it just the first 14 days of this fiscal year, it began on october 1. they encountered across the entire southwest border individuals from 98 different countries. that is why concerned citizens are worried about this open border. let me show you some drone footage of the group that was here. twenty individuals. they stood down on the river there trying to ask the officials what was going on. trying to talk to the migrants asking them why they work here. american flags rolled out a sign saying secure our border. i will show you another picture. that is a group that came early. before dawn. every morning we get a group of 100-150 showing up here. war from honduras, guatemala and ecuador. it is because local law enforcement sayi

a whole lot of republicans want border security funding along or border with mexico and don't dp forgetn and we get support from different places and 80 senators will vote for it and boom. and the house republicans hate that. we are in the situation we are in the house right now with no speaker, i've lost track, what are we on day 18? >> almost day 21 on tuesday. >> and house republicans have been screaming for single issue bills and appropriations is just one measure. this is the -- the an anthema to what they've been trying to do over there. taken away there is no speaker, if kevin mccarthy was still speaker, that he would be able to get it through the house. >> how concerned should the white house be about getting that aid through congress? >> they are concerned. but they should be happy to have an alliance with mitch mcconnell. and i think to the topic just a couple of minutes ago before we heard from matthew chance, this idea of where biden is leaning so hard into his handling of foreign policy, it is not because americans care that much about foreign policy, we know gal oup pollin

a third are way mow dp 2 thirds are cruise. one technology is better than the other? that invites peck ligz we don't know the answer and cannot answer that with the information available. let's open to public comment. let's open check on remote comment. i appreciate the discussion. i'm calling in support of the responsible prescription in the city we know av's can provide a safe and equal transportation option. and they are subject to requirements discussed today and beyond the federal regulations. companyings are working with san francisco. if first respondeders ensure the vehicles are operating in the city we believe that the av's improve how we move around san francisco and must activate them it intgrit them to the transportation net w to real iesz the safety and mobility and equity goals look forward to w with to you achieve that and thank you very much. >> thank you, caller. hi. your 2 minutes begins now. good morning. chair mandelman and commissioners. the san francisco transportation authority. i'm with the chamber of commerce. offers support of the prescriptio

also, take a look at this sprayed this past week texas dps assisting border patrol involved in some wilduits over in webb and zavala counties but you can see high-speed pursuits of suspected smugglers ending in bailouts than a foot pursuits and eventual arrest. local sheriffs say it is nearly impossible to keep up with the frenzy of activity like this. >> we have had over 15000 calls of service in a year which has tripled from other years we have 6911 calls with only a five man crew working. day in and day out. >> today begins a brand-new fiscal year for u u.s. customs d border protection. last october the agency reported more than 231 encounters. that is 29000 fewer than septembers a tally of more than 260,000 per source an all-time record. it is estimated since last october 1 well over migrants came into this country encountered out here at the southern border all of fiscal year 2023. >> alright, live in eagle pass thank you. >> alarming about the deadly drugs are pouring into the u.s. as border agents remain overwhelmed dealing with that record surge of migrant spirit border patrol ch

a spokesperson for state police telling cnn sunday, dps has no regulatory authority over law enforcement agencies in maine. >> reporter: the sheriff has refused to answer our questions. we went to his home yesterday. his wife telling us that he was done answering questions. and we've been asking investigators about this. all of them refusing to answer any of our questions. and it was only because of officials here, brave sources who came forward who felt that officials here were not being transport about what happened in the lead up to this horrific event. they came forward with this information, and now, obviously, there are many, many questions to be asked about what officials here, what the investigators were doing during this time period. >> and we know you won't stop asking them. shimon, thank you very much. >> just days after the shooting rampage in lewiston, maine, that left 18 dead and 13 more injured, more deadly shootings took place over the weekend. in indianapolis, one person was killed and nine others were injured after shots were fired at a halloween party. at a halloween p

for those out on the front line of the southern border crisis, check out the wild video from texas dps chase where law enforcement once again attempting to stop a suspected smuggler, this happened in kinney county texas reaching speeds of up to 90 miles per hour and you can see the vehicle nearly strikes a school bus, troopers initiated a pit maneuver ramming the car successfully bringing the chase to an end, the driver into illegal immigrants were arrested this as cbp officials tell fox since the beginning of october more than 23000 known got a ways have been logged, there were more than 1.7 million for all fiscal year 2023. remember these are people who successfully invade law enforcement and disappear into the countries interior. >> that is raising concerns you don't know what action or behavior the individual is involved with and what the intent is behind it these are individuals actively seeking were trying to evade undetected into the country. >> national security concerns, yesterday the texas attorney general filed a lawsuit against cbp and dhs accusing border patrol agents of c

it gives dps and sheriff's departments ability to do something with these people after they catch themg the country. right now they don't have anything else they can do with them. what we have to be careful with, though, is that we do not strike fear into a community that has the ability -- not the ability, the community that can be victimized by criminals because they are afraid to call the police. what this is doing, giving law enforcement the ability to do something with illegal immigrants when they catch them. >> todd: it is a delicate balance, every story is a delicate balance these days. thank you for your time, sir. have a great day, thank you. >> todd: you, too. >> carley: we are following breaking news out of middle east, u.s. launching airstrikes against iranian backed fighters in syria after daily attacks on our troops in the middle east. a live report coming up next. fr . and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just

they're growing their net interest income, growing dp deposits and revenue and growing their branch networkight now. >> i may be catching you off guard, but earlier this year ubs took over credit suisse. what's happened there in. >> massive consolidations. when you combine two huge global investment banks they do a lot of same things. you're going to see high, high double digit job cuts to make the whole thing work. >> what about the mid-size or regional banks, are they doing the same thing? >> yeah. they're about to report. we're still seeing those figures come out whereas the big six reported. i would suspect their employment levels will edge down and the analysts i spoke to have the thesis which is you know, credit has been really good. you're going to see corporate and consumer loans start to fail next year and when they do, folks have to reign in the expenses and the one way they can do that is to cut jobs. >> takes me back to a couple years ago, the famousness that jpm had when on higher expenses and like peak inflation, peak salary pressure in that kind of thing and we're in a differ

texas was sending dps trooper, our national guard to do what we can to secure the texas people. when you have this administration and their attitude, we know this is borderless, it's borderless by design. my book's coming out, borderless by design is, because this is about votes in the future. that's what this is all about. it's by design. larry: byron donalds, talk to us, if you would please, about h.r. 2. what's in it and why it could solve the border problem. >> well, we do a couple of things in that bill. we actually reinstate border agents' ability to make determine neighs of credible fear. we do not allow people to claim asylum are at a illegal ports of entry, they've got to do that in the nations that they're in or at a country with the nearest consulate and/or embassy. we actually would stop the use of the cpb one app. that's an app that they're using in the administration to basically put the asylum process on uber eats. you can just file for asylum wherever you want to, then just show up unannounced. it gets rid of those three things. it if out -- it puts cap on a numb

but many of us know him best as the host of the iconic and beloved dps program, reading rainbow.m holding myself back from sinking the reading rainbow theme song, only because this is such a serious topic. how worried are you by these numbers? >> well, the one specific thing that you did not mention was that these numbers are up over 20% than last year. it is alarming. it is concerning. but we are having a conversation in this country about a lot of things, around who we want to be as a nation. and this is as important as it gets. >> so, do you see this as a silver lining, right? because we are talking, because we are fighting back, waking up to these banned books. do you see there's a net positive that the hatred isn't sort of under the surface, it's out there, and it's out there for people to fight back against. >> absolutely. and i think that's a positive thing. look, every book is not for everybody, steph. but i believe that there is a book for everyone, right? and as a parent, i believe that you should have the right to monitor and have a say in what your child consumes in t

texas, we're sending dps troopers, national guard to do what we can to secure the texas people.hen you have this administration, you have their attitude, this is borderless, borderless by design. my book is coming out, borderless by design. this is about votes in the future. that is what this is all about. it is by design. larry: byron donalds talk to us if you would, please, about hr.2, what is in it, why it could solve the border problem? >> well we do a couple of things in that bill. number one, we actually reinstate border agents ability to make determinations of credible fear. we do not allow people to claim asylum at the southern border or illegal points of entry. they have to do that in the nations they're in or at a country with the nearest consulate or embassy. we would stop the use of the cpb-1 act. that is an act they're using in the administration to basically put the asylum process on uber eats. you can file for asylum wherever you want to and just show up unannounced. it gets rid of those three things. it puts cap on number of asylums that can be triggered triggere