i've been to the border numerous times and el paso. i came in march, 2021. we have watched after the biden administration took office, changing the policies, creating a challenge for our border agents. we just spent time with them. our nation has never been so at risk and their job has never been harder. those brave men and women risk their lives every day to protect american citizens from the consequences of illegal border crossing. together we bear witness to the worst border crisis in the u.s. history. there has been more than 4 million illegal border crossings, since joe biden has taken office. that's not the worst part. now that title 42 may end, we're bracing for tsunami. people talk about 18,000 crossings in a day. that would mean 13 million more illegal crossings for the rest of the term of joe biden, if nothing changes. think about that. 17 million more illegal entries into our country. just last week, secretary mayorkas testified under both -- oath that yes, the border is secure. i am here to tell you it is not. we spent the day with border agents.

i've been to the border numerous times and el paso. i came in march, 2021. we have watched after the biden administration took office, changing the policies, creating a challenge for our border agents. i promised them if they want the majority, we would make sure we did everything we could to secure this border. i wanted to keep that promise and come back and spend time with them today. just in the last two years, i have been to the border numerous times. i've been to el paso more than president biden has been to the border any in his 40 years in elected office. it would be important for them to come see what his policies are doing and the damage that it is doing to our country. it's an honor to be here with the agent, we spent time with him. our nation has never been so at risk and their job has never been harder. those brave men and women risk their lives every single day to protect the american citizens of from the consequences of illegal border crossing. together we bear witness to the worst border crisis in the u.s. history. there has been more than 4 m

el paso has been run over. who basically sold out to the democratic party has stopped sending illegal immigrants to another state like, for example, new york state and new york city. and he is allowing his city to be overrun with legal immigrants who as you see here used mattresses, using their streets, clothes hanging up on the fence. but he decides because i'm a democrat and i don't want to alienate myself from the democratic party. i'm going to make my people of el paso suffer and the people of el paso for some reason put him in office. so, right now, all these border cities overrun. has not stopped. buses in different cities run by republican mayors and governors from now going to philadelphia as well as chicago and new york. >> steve: as we look at el paso right there. >> brian: unbelievable. >> steve: el paso now has the distinction as being the number one location in the united states where people are crossing into the united states. and here's the thing. think about it, these people are coming in to el

us right now, this is the border patrol headquarters here in el paso. media is not allowed inside, we are not allowed inside, the feds don't allow cameras in there. so he came outside for a couple minutes to talk to us and one of the first things i asked, what was his reaction when he heard secretary mayorkas testify again last week the border is secure. he told me he was shocked. here is his answer. >> i've been to the border many times. i don't think anybody on any side of the aisle believes this border is secure. we have lost the operational control of this border, it's turned over to the cartels. amounts of fentanyl to every city across america. watch happening to the nation right now, for him to look at us under oath in committee and said the border is secure? >> and mccarthy has also been teasing making a major announcement here in el paso at a press conference later today. i asked him directly, is he planning to announce he is going to impeach mayorkas once republicans take power, here is his answer. >> are you going to push for secretary mayorka

martes: >>> no somos agresivos >>> los migrantes que recibieron disparos de balas de pimienta en el pasoinvadir y aseguran que los oficiales abusaron de sus armas. >> vacuna contra el pfizer anvrs aplica en embarazadas pfizer dice que previene en bebÉs >>> tributo enras uvalde, altary veladoras recuerdan a los niÑos fallecidos en la vÍspera del dÍa de muertos. >> noticias telemundo >>> con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes >>> hoy el atacante que invadiÓ la casa de nancy pelosi que golpeÓ estuvo en una corte estatal de california acusado de intento de asesinato Él se declarÓ no culpable en los 6 cargos que hay en su contra desde luego por muchos motivos es que refleja el ambiente polÍtico que hay en el paÍs para miembros del congreso francisco cuevas tiene detalles. >> hoy david el atacante se presentÓ en nuestra corte en san francisco en donde no se admitieron cÁmaras de televisiÓn vistieron traje solamente dijo no culpable a los 6 cargos en su contra intento de asesinato agresiÓn con arma letal, abuso a un adulto mayor, robo en residencia detenciÓn ilegal y amenaza a un funcionario pÚbl

luz para los vehículos que giran a la izquierda así es que éstos cruzan al mismo tiempo que se da el pasocondiciones del tiempo en el área de la bahía en este martes en el tuvieron precipitaciones en la región. vemos imágenes tomada por nuestros fotoperiodistas en esta zona en san josé. se puede ver ahí las calles mojadas tras el paso de la lluvia >> esto puede ser peligroso para los conductores la patrulla de camino por firmó que han respondido varios accidentes por lo que piden a los conductores que manejen con precaución >> iremos a conversar con nuestro compañero que nos explican los pedidos de estas lluvias >> así es compañeros estamos muy felices por esta actividad que llegó a nuestra zona pero sabemos que aunque fue una actividad ligera hace mucho tiempo varias ciudades recibían precipitaciones y eso es importante a la hora de conducir por nuestras vías de tránsito las carreteras acumulan sedimentos acumulan entonces aceites y como no llueve hace tiempo retorna una capa peligrosa y se mezcla con precipitaciones en nuestra zona y provocan que las carreteras se nos resbaladizas tenem

bill melugin live in el paso continuing that reporting again today. bill, good morning there. >> good morning to you. that's right. gop minority leader kevin mccarthy and the delegation of republicans will be in el paso this morning touring the border and meeting with agents. mccarthy said he planned this trip specifically in response to mayorkas's testimony last week that the border is secure. mccarthy says no, it is not. here is some of what they might see. video we shot yesterday after. that ten-minute span in new mexico outseidel -- outside el paso. these guys are looking to evade. running from border patrol. some dressed in black and some in camouflage running towards the neighborhoods in front of our vehicles. this time there were a couple of border patrol agents on hand that went after these guys. they weren't able to catch all of them. we followed some of these guys into that neighborhood where people live in the u.s. and they melted away into the shadows and got away. border patrol ended up catching a couple of them. look at the mug shots out

correspondent bill melugin is in el paso, texas right now with the latest. good evening, bill. >> bret, good evening to you. just a short time ago, g.o.p. minority leader kevin mccarthy issued an ultimatum to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. resign or face possible impeachment from a republican controlled house. >> g.o.p. minority leader kevin mccarthy and a delegation of house republicans in el paso today touring the busiest sector along the border and meeting with frontline border patrol agents. at one point during their tour, a makeshift camp of venezuela migrants yelled to them from across the river in mexico. at the conclusion of the tour, leleader mccarthy held a press e he took aim at dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> today, i'm calling on the secretary to resign. if secretary mayorkas does not resign, house republicans will investigate every order, every action, and every failure will determine whether we can begin impeachment inquiry. >> the g.o.p. border visit caught the attention of the white house and el paso's democratic congresswoman. >> mc

el huracÁn nicole dejÓ destrucciÓn a su paso.de miles de clientes quedaron sin servicio elÉctrico. ahora se dirige a otros estados. la administraciÓn biden anuncia una extensiÓn del tps para los ciudadanos del salvador, nicaragua, nepal, haitÍ hasta 2024. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze. leÓn: muy buenas noches. en categorÍa 1, el huracÁn nicole tocÓ tierra esta madrugada en la costa trÁgica de florida y ha dejado una estela de destrucciÓn. se reportan al menos de cuatro personas muertas, mÁs de 350,000 viviendas o negocios que perdieron el servicio elÉctrico. las marejadas ciclÓnicas han destruido casas, erosionado las playas. veamos las imÁgenes de la destrucciÓn causada por nicole, que ahora se dirige al norte para afectar a georgia y las carolinas. reportera: esas impresionantes imÁgenes de daytona beach registraron el colapso de varias viviendas que quedaron casi suspendidas en el aire luego que el enfurecido mar se tragÓ gran parte del playa. algunas

look at the video we shot in the el paso area. we went into the mexican city across from el paso to find out where these migrants are crossing illegally. the runners. didn't take long to find them. we found a hole that was cut into our border wall like a little doggie door. this migrants run up through it and crawl through it. once they do that all they have to get through is a canal and chain link fence. there is another hole cut into the chain link fence. the migrants run up, cut through those, go through the little holes and once they are through both of those they're into el paso and runaways. gotaways as well. we did not witness those migrants caught and discarded clothing around the ground and the river. a pair of bolt cutters in the water. minimal resistance for those people to get into the country. lastly we'll take you to eagle pass again. once again every morning we witness the same thing. over the weekend our fantastic drone team over an enormous group of 350 migrants who crossed illegally into the eagle pass area. as y

what we do know is el paso had taken, el paso county had taken a stance that said we are against this law, at least publicly. yet, we also know many counties around the state did that publicly but, in a practical sense said this is a tool to protect people and in many cases to protect law enforcement. >> those laws are only as strong as people participate in them. thank you very much, tom. >>> it is fair to say based on the facts, it is very hard to conceive of a situation where the motive wasn't generated by hate. we are living in a time of rising hate and rising demonization. all of us in leadership positions have to recognize that our words matter. we can and we must have a more inclusive we the people. that is a phrase justice ginsburg used. the legitimization of hating toward lgbtq+ individuals has to stop. >> that was colorado attorney general phil weiser this morning. he is right. the club q attack appears to be a romantic of a surge in hate crimes nationally in recent years. it will be a while before we get this year's numbers. the fbi's most recent figures for 2020 show 7700

look at video we saw in the el paso area. city across from el paso where migrants were crossing illegally. we found numerous holes cut into the border wall migrants were using to breach into the united states into the el paso area. once we get through the holes in the wall, they are flaps. they cross the river. there is another chain-link fence they have to get through. there are holes cut into the chain-link fence. they are into the united states as got-aways. there was clothing on the ground. there are a pair of bolt-cutters. that area not a whole lot of resistance to get into the united states. video out of eagle pass, texas, yet another enormous single group of migrants crossing illegally at same time. 400 people in size at the climax of that group. you can see what a drain it is for border patrol resources. numerous buses. numerous vance, a bunch of agents have to process these folks. that pulls agents off the front line elsewhere. why is that such a problem? back out live in the el paso sector, last week agents arrested

muy buenas noches >>> ¿quÉ les parece si nos vamos directamente hasta la frontera en donde hoy en el paso muy buenas noches se rompe un nuevo rÉcord con el nÚmero de migrantes fallecido s mÁs de 800 a lo largo de la frontera esta noche familias se reunieron exigiendo no mÁs muertes 4689 cargando las cruces con los nombres de cada uno de los migrantes que han muerto. asÍ caminaron decenas de familias muy cerca de la frontera entre ella la seÑorita verÓnica >>> no hay quiÉn les prenda una vela por eso venimos a apoyar con todo corazÓn >>> este aÑo la patrulla fronteriza contÓ 853 muertes de migrantes haciendo este aÑo el mÁs mortÍfero >>> con mÁs gente intentando cruzar la frontera de manera ilegal >>> los riesgos aumentan lÓgicamente. >> las familias de quienes han perdido a sus seres queridos portando tumbas y veladoras para iluminar las almas de sus difuntos >>> no solamente es mi mamÁ he perdido muchos familiares y ninguno me he podido despedir >>> la frontera les impidiÓ estar junta >>> para mÍ superarlo el dÍa que pueda ir perdÓn... el dÍa en que yo pueda ir a su tumba y poder verla a

october migrant crossings in el paso alone, surging nearly 300% from last year, and now an exclusive look inside new mexico, where the border crisis is part of a daily life. >> bill: some folks turkey may be off the table, it's coming more than in years before. larry kudlow is here, stand by. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you need to know about the va cash out loan from newday usa. it's called the newday 100 because it lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's value. not just 80% like some typical loans. that extra cash can make a huge difference in these times of skyrocketing prices. here's more good news: home values have skyrocketed too. that means even more cash! take out an average of $60,000 to pay down your high-rate credit card debt, consolidate your second mortgage, personal loans, and car loans, and lower your payments by $600 every month. best of all, there are absolutely no upfront out-of-pocket costs with this loan. and even if you have credit concerns, give us a call. the va has granted newday automatic authority to make our own approval decisions.

bill melugin live on the border in el paso in that sector. bill, what's the latest?reporter: good afternoon to you. this is our first time visiting the el paso sector, and a cbp source tells us in the last 24 hours alone here there were nearly 1,700 illegal crossings. and as soon as we got here, we witnessed a group of gotaways escape. take a look at this video. as soon as we pulled up here in new mexico right next to el paso, we saw groups running off into the desert after they climbed over the border wall. two guys dipped right in front of us after they climbed over the wall. all of them go running off towards a residential neighborhood here in the united states. there were no border patrol agents around anywhere. we tried following these guys for about 10 minutes, they were never caught, so these are now presumed gotaways. keep in mind there were more than 64,000 gotaways at our border last month alone just in the month of october. stunning numbers. elsewhere take a look at this video, our drone team shot in eagle pass early this morning, an enormous group of seve

michael allen, el paso county, district attorney. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> well, until recently club q was considered the only safe place in colorado springs for the lgbtq community, and now it is closed indefinitely. several community advocates believe a wave of hateful rhetoric and bias towards the group are driving attacks like these. joining me is sara kate ellis, the ceo and president of glaad, the world's largest lgbtq advocacy organization. thank you so much for joining us. so what happens when safe spaces like club q are closed? where can people in the lgbtq community go to feel safe and congregate? >> yeah. that's a tough one. we've seen over the past several years, too, more and more lgbtq safe spaces close down just after covid and whatnot. so they are getting smaller and smaller, but as a community, we always have pride month, and we always do find places and spaces, but i really do think it shouldn't be on us to figure that out. when i feel as though that space was taken over by hate, discrimination, and that

paso. las autoridades aún que decir la sospechoso no tiene cara el motivo de tal ataque. escuchado nada. >>> la policía no sé. nunca visto nada siempre cosas peligrosas. generalmente después >>> la sorprendió de nuevo nos dieron las identidades y el sospechoso. noticiero telemundo 48. se presentaron cargos contra de grandes 50 aÑos este ser sospechoso de dispararle un muelle de seguridad privada alzado pasado de las un supermercado enfrenta cargos por robo intento de homicidio además con la agencia de armas que está acusado de cargos relacionados nueve ciudad estados unidos intentado de sedes había decomisado el arma quede utilizado en este hecho. esta noche la policía de concón ponen el centro de tránsito esto obligó al cierre parcial de la vía. respecto este tener más información en todos los carriles a consecuencia de lo que están viendo son los carriles que se dirigen a ser. sus víctimas mortales pero stones actualizando a medida que nuevos datos de relación. y la policía tres menores de 13 aÑos de santos y 15 bajo sospecha de intento de asesinato también un adulto de

sus manos para ayudar a que su hijo salga de la drogadicción, solamente nos tiene el testimonio >>> él pasoas circunstancias, todo sucio >>> ella es madre de tres hijos y nos dice que el segundo un joven de 17 años empezó a experimentar con la marihuana hace 13 años de edad >>> oprimiendo usando cigarros electrónicos yo revisaba sus cosas porque yo sentía como un olor diferente en su ropa trataba de hablarcon él de ver qué me decía para ver qué le daba cómo hacía >>> así empezó la pesadilla de esta madre que no se detuvo ahí >>> le busque ayuda con terapia, fui tres veces a la juvenil y la respuesta de ellos es que como lo han hecho un delito grave que solo son cigarros que solo es algo así no pueden hacer nada >>> en un intento por ayudar a su hijo yasmin nos dice le entregó la patria potestad al estado según ella por eso enfrentó cargos por abandono, ahora ella le pide a funcionarios un cambio en el sistema para ayudar a padres como ella >>> no hay una ayuda de que la policía va a hacer algo porque lo primero que dicen es es un menor de edad no podemos hacer esto, no podemos hacerlo otro

live at the border in el paso, what's the latest? >> reporter: yesterday we had a chance to catch up with el paso's democratic congresswoman veronica escobar who feels impeaching mayorkas wouldn't solve anything at the southern border, she says it wouldn't even force congress to finally do their job and come together and try to do some sort of border legislation. she suggesting finding a way to get more border patrol agents back on the front lines to do the jobs they signed up for instead of this you military work they have been forced to do. look at this photo given to us by our border patrol source showing up border patrol agent taking care of a young unaccompanied migrant child who arrived at without his parents, we often see border patrol agents having to act like babysitters like this, look at the second photo, border patrol's tucson sector, another agent having to take care of a young unaccompanied migrant child, 270,000 of these unaccompanied children arrived at the border since president biden took office and it happens with

leaders to el paso ahead of thanksgiving to meet with law enforcement agencies and express gratitudeies peer that is according to his office. the disbanding of 42 a policy to allow agents to deport migrants with no questions asked to prevent the spread of covid-19. the policy to it expire 12:00 november 1st 2 trigger a huge influx of border crossings. oversight ranking member james cromer with transparency on the future of immigration policies riding, "dhs, hhs, and other federal agencies. the radical open border agenda has ignited the worst border crisis in american history. the biden administration must cooperate with congressional oversight in order to provide the american people with transparency and account accountability." but chip roy doesn't have high hopes. >> what we are getting out of secretory alejandro mayorkas is more the same. he looked at me and light in the house judiciary committee and said we have operational control of the border. they do not and they know they do not. this administration using tiny pieces of the code expected to be exceptions to the security rule

. >> todo quedó en video, el padre dice que a pesar de varios intentos, la policía nunca llegó tenemos testimonios y las imágenes, solo lo verá en telemundo 48 esto le pasó hijo a comer helados en san francisco, el pasado jueves . >> nos empezó a insultar diciendo que odia a los latios a los mexicanos, entonces me sentí mal, y lo grabé con mi teléfono . >> sucedió en este negocio en (nombre en inglés), el papá asegura que esto dejó mal a su hijo estaba llorando. >> estaba llorando, dice (información en pantalla) estabas triste. >> (información en pantalla) y nos venimos para la casa. >> el incidente no pasó a mayores, lo importante es hacer la denuncia con la policía . >> la policía necesita saber las palabras que usó la persona que atacó porque esa es la evidencia que usamos para tratar de probar que fue un ataque por odio. >> la víctima asegura que ningún oficial llegó a tiempo . >> hablamos con la portavoz al respecto nos dijo que si un oficial no llega a tiempo, uno les puede decir que se encuentren en otro luga rye fire que vayan a su trabajo auqnue no podamos probar odio racial, fue la motivación, podemos presentar cargos. >> en cuanto a víctimas,

importante es el significado >> le pan de muertos es tradicion que viene de muchs siglos atras on el paso le feroueron hacien ofrenda se le agrego el pan de muertos para convivir on la familia arriba lleva bolita esa es la cabeza de la persona >> permitanos agradecerles po acompaÑarnos en la celebracio de dia de los muertos estuvo la familia de telemundo 8 orque hubo musica comida >> lo mejor de todo fue saldar a las peszkrsonas se me acerco gente me decia miraba otro canal hoy me qued con ustedes orque os entiendo >> vamonos a una pausa. y al volver; le diremos en que condado de bahia ocurrio >> dicen debido a la falta de

once near through that hole, they're in to el paso.f discarted clothing on the ground. that is a popular spot where illegals like to breach that area and get in to the united states. we'll take you elsewhere. these are the person that are turning themselves in. take a look at this stunning drone footage. another massive group of 400 migrants turning themselves in eagle pass. almost all single a ducts from countries like cuba, the dominican republic, nicaragua. they respond with bands and numerous agents. that pulls them off of the front line and can be concerning because that allows the got aways to go elsewhere. this is the busiest along the southern border. according to cbp, in the month of october, the el paso sector had 53,000 migrant encounters. that represents a 280% increase over the same time last year. those numbers don't account for the got-aways. >> things are so bad, some families are hiring armed guards to protect the property. we have more where people are paying for private security. jonathan, tell us more. >> good to be

this plays out every day in the el paso sector. look at these mug shots.wo child predators arrested in the del rio sector by border agents after crossing illegally. one had a conviction for rape of a disabled minor and deported in 2018. the other guy mexican national convicted of sexual abuse of a child in utah and previously deported last year. two guys who tried coming back stopped and arrested by border patrol agents in the del rio sector. two major fentanyl busts. cbp port of entry in nogales, arizona. officers stopped a vehicle with 269,000 fentanyl pills being smuggled inside hidden in a gas tank area and the busts over the weekend. same exact port of entry. three busts totaling half a million fentanyl pills and more than 12 pounds of pure fentanyl powder. smugglers hiding those in different areas of those vehicles. back out here live minority leader mccarthy tells me he believes that dhs secretary mayorkas has been dishonest with the american public two times when he testified under oath twice that the border is secure. he tells me he is going to be

of house republicans visited el paso on tuesday.s the busiest sector right now for border crossings. >> will you support continued funding for local governments and ngos helping assist the federal government and have been doing so for decades? will you work with democrats to open up pathways that will help address the challenges at the border? >> meantime, the el paso sector alone saw a 280% increase in illegal border crossings last month with 53,000 of them in october. overwhelmed border agents, rampant human smuggling, security threats, and massive amounts of fentanyl pouring over the southern border, also adding to the problem. >> if 80,000 americans a year dying from fentanyl. that's not a drug problem, it's a poison problem. they are poisoning our streets of fentanyl and they are doing it on purpose. they have facilitated this entire immigration crisis. >> with title 42 set to expire, those disturbing numbers at the border are likely to soar. there's been nearly 350,000 border encounters so far this year alone. that's up from j

yesterday we had a chance to meet up with el paso's democratic congresswoman. she told us she feels the gop trip yesterday was somewhat of a political stunt but says if republicans are serious about fixing the border crisis she is happy to talk with them to find common ground with them. she says a priority for her is really trying to relieve pressure off of border patrol agents having to do all sorts of humanitarian jobs and instead hire civilians to do the jobs. what does she mean? take a look at this photo here. given to me by a border patrol source in eagle pass showing an agent sitting with a young, unaccompanied migrant child who showed up at the border without his or her parents. this happens constantly. we see the border patrol agents essentially performing the jobs of being a babysitter and social worker when these young children show up at the border. it happens across all sectors. look at the second photo here in the tucson, arizona sector another border patrol agent holding a young, unaccompanied migrant child. there have been more than 270,000 of th

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and then video out of el paso, a clash between a large group of migrants and border patrol.ssentially rushed the border in el paso, they crossed the river, try to get to the united states. several of them are carrying foreign flags, one guy had a huge venezuelan flag, and then a line of border patrol agents push them back into the water into mexico and the border agents were armed with paint ball guns and were firing pepper balls. cbp says one agent was struck with a flag pole, another threw a rock at an agent and caused him to be injured. the witness told us she did see rocks being thrown at border patrol agents. all the migrants were pushed back to mexico cbp says they are investigating the incident. lastly, take a look at this incident, they pulled over a speeding vehicle that had paper plates and you guessed it, take a look inside, and find eight illegal immigrants smuggled inside. the driving wearing the yellow shirt was a female u.s. citizen, she was arrested and charged with human smuggling, and back out here live, they are seeing the amount of u.s. citizens getting i

look at this video out of el paso, texas yesterday.sh between migrants crossing illegally into the el paso area and border patrol agents. primarily venezuelans entered the el paso area one carrying a large venezuela flag. border patrol agents pushed them back into the river armed with paint balogun and firing pepper balls at them. why? cbp says one of the migrants assaulted a border patrol agent with a flagpole and another threw a rock and injured the agent and why they used the crowd control measures. video is provided to us by an activist at the scene. she saw a rock thrown at a border patrol. the kinney county sheriff's department pulled over a speeding vehicle with paper plates. they take a look inside the vehicle. eight illegal immigrants smocked inside by a female u.s. citizen arrested and charged. back out here live law enforcement tells us they start to see a lot more u.s. citizens getting wrapped up in drug and human smuggling as they are sucked in the by the offer of quick, easy cash from cartels on social media. >> bill: it'

the 22-year-old attended the hearing over video from the el paso county jail. you can see them slouched over, a badly bruised face. the suspect spent the last several days in the hospital after two men hailed heros stopped the alleged gunman's rampage by beating them with the suspect's own handgun. so far the suspect is facing five counts of first-degree murder and five more counts, additional charges could be filed over the next couple of weeks as well. investigators are still trying to pin down a motive for the shooting. in a court filing last night, the suspect's attorney said they identify as non-binary, which would make the shooter part of the lgbtq community which up until saturday had viewed this nightclub as something of a safe haven. we have also learned the suspect changed their name more than six years ago after being bullied as a teen in texas and lived with their grandmother due to his mother having a number of run-ins with the law. the family still has not spoken publicly and the next hearing for this case will likely be in the next few weeks. mol

. >> cat kam -- bill melugin is in el paso, texas. some representation on the border, nice to see anyway. >> yesterday we had a chance to meet up with el paso's democratic congresswoman escobar and she feels impeaching mayorkas wouldn't solve anything or force congress to find solutions on the border here. both sides of the aisle. what is a solution is trying to find a way to get more border patrol agents physically on the front lines doing the jobs they were hired for and less of them doing this humanitarian and social work. look at some of these photos. this photo here from a border patrol source in eagle pass, texas showing what they've had to do. taking care of a young migrant child and this sergeant has to do babysitting. it happens across the border. tucson, arizona, another agent taking care of a young migrant child. more than 270,000 of these unaccompanied minor children have arrived at our border since president biden took office. enough to fill up three rose bowls. when agents have to take care of these young children it lea

el paso democratic congress woman also echoed the white house sediment that this particle stunt afterl paso on tuesday. >> republican's are doing what they always do a parachute and, they throw temper tantrums and then they zero solutions. >> some republicans are arguing that they have brought forward solutions including ways to improve the asylum process and deportation efforts. sickly and would our plan would be? how the state a permit to its job? so that also saw a 280% increase in illegal border crossings last month compared to this time last year. in addition a claim for them to resign mccarthy said as a speaker he would also hold congressional hearings at the borders the democrats can no longer deny what's happening. republican state that there is rampant human smuggling and horrific cartel violence. and that massive amounts of them they continue to pour over the southern border. the deadly opioid is killing hundreds of americans daily. >> second to crashing at 747 killing everyone. >> legal border crossings sector alone last month according to cpp title 42 that's a disturbing n

. >> ainsley: travel down to the border on the other side of el paso over the river is juarez, mexico where you have all these migrants from venezuela that have made this camp. there used to be 500 people at one point. it was 1,000 people. families are there. they are waiting on the other side of the border until our policies here in america change so that they can come over. because joe biden said if you are from venezuela, every to be expelled from the country to mexico if you cross here illegally. they are there in that camp. and the mexican authorities went to the camp with riot gear and they ordered them to clean out. and they offered shelters to these individuals. and they were pleading with them to let them stay. >> steve: yeah. that particular carp is literally 50 yards from the river and on the other side of juarez is el paso, all those people said for the most part they said they were so close because they were worried that if they got any further away from the u.s. border that might jeopardize their chance of getting into the united states. but the research they are on that

caller: i went down to el paso to visit a friend. only thing they are doing is creating more homelessness. homeless were all over the streets, there is no place to put them, there is no low income housing. low income housing creates ghettos. i do not know if you understand that. i know some people do. we need to bring people in. we have to do it in a legal manner. they had the house, they had the senate, they got the presidency. why didn't they put an amendment to make it easy, why didn't they do something with immigration? they want to keep on -- i am all for bringing people in but you have to do it in a legal manner. host: james in kentucky. back to texas, this is woodland, texas, john, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. i am a 68-year-old 10th generation american, fifth-generation texan. there is no problem on the border. they are shipping these people back out as soon as they come in. republicans need to stop listening to fox news. all they do is spread false information about what is going on at the border. there is n

just recently come out there in el paso, he leaves behind ad 16-year-old and 17a 17-year-old, this is years of service. rvici am seeing the border patrl agents break, they are beyond t thhee breaking point, this shoud bring us all together, it frustrates me to know end if the biden administration won't takeh myey call, they continue to tura blind eye to all of this. >> one of the things that came out of the press briefing part of that visit was leader mccarthy saying he was calling for the department of homeland security, secretary to resign, dhs put out a statement saying this, secretary is proud to advance a noble mission of thisu departmentpp and support its extraordinary workforce ands serve the american people,r th members of congress can do better than appoint the finger at someone else they could and t should, and work for solutions for a broken system and outdated laws which have not been overhauled in 40 years. that is what we heard from the white house as well. saying fine, say what you want to come they even called it a political stunt from the white house podium, that visi

and they have agency to get rid of the sheriff in el paso that is doing this.ren boebert next time, you know, when she's in charge. and i think that that, you know, that is a way that we can engage in this constructively and continue to make progress. >> dave cohen, you get the last word. >> i agree with what tim said, you know, what we said earlier, it's not okay to say these things in most circles for people. it's also, most of them won't have the urge to. that's what's really changing, you know, in the '70s, the big bugaloo, we're the family, we're your friends, we're your co-workers, we're your nephews, your brothers, your uncles. sand i also want to say, like tolerance, i've been doing a lot of social research, cultural research, tolerance was a word i actually hated early on. it's like nobody is tolerated. that's horrible. after toleration, it's sort of acceptance, where people actually accept you. but even there, you know, i have a lot of peers and people of my age group who accepted me and they're fine with me being gay. definitely don't want me beat up

el paso, of course, just struggling.e got some migrants being bussed to places here in new york city, for example. every city could be feeling the impact of this. it's huge. it's a real burden on americans who are already struggling through inflation and other issues. >> charles: to your point, it's interesting. the wealthy so-called sanctuary cities complain when they have to step up. it's a national crisis, laura. you just -- i still don't understand why it doesn't feel like a crisis or an emergency at the white house. >> well, it's wild to me. my colleague mentioned inflation, what republicans ran on. now we have our first press conference at the border. i will say this. kevin mccarthy can throw a press conference. but what he does not offer in that press conference were any substantive solutions to the challenges that he says are a crisis. so here we are, changing -- >> charles: do you believe it's a crisis? >> -- does not offer a single solution other than wanting to fire a political opponent. so that's the challeng

laura, you're in el paso.o, the city was receiving about 1500 migrants every day. el paso is one of the areas seeing this humanitarian crisis play out on a daily basis. what's the situation like there today? >> reporter: there are far few people crossing now that title 42 is in effect for venezuela nationals. many of the veezuelans crossing are being sent to mexico and set up an encampment on the south side of the rio grande. >> laura, this title 42 is a health issue that they're only enforcing or mostly enforcing now with venezuelans, apparently it's according to what the logic would lead us to believe if they're being title 4 2ed it's because they're possibly carrying more coronavirus than anybody else. being that said, laura, what is the situation just across the border where you are on the other side? where are they living and what are they doing? >> reporter: so we know that title 42 is ultimately a health authority. that being said, it has been used by both the trump administrations and the biden adminis

marlene: un grupo de venezolanos son reprimidos por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza en el paso trasron disparÁndole con proyectiles. >> estaba peleando porque no me quitarÁn la bandera, cuando estaban dentro del rio me dispararon, me dispararon una y otra vez. >> la policÍa no digo que no sentaremos, que iban a conversar pacÍficamente, les hicimos caso, de repente llegaron mÁs, nos engaÑaron y corretearon. marlene: lo que desatÓ el enfrentamiento habrÍa sido la supuesta agresiÓn de un centroamericano que le tirÓ una piedra a los agentes estadounidenses que tenÍan a dos manifestantes detenidos. >> me estÁbamos pasando, sÓlo querÍamos dar un mesa y agarraron una niÑa y la arrastraron. marlene: la patrulla fronteriza dijo: uno de los manifestantes agrediÓ a un agente con un asta de bandera, momento en que los agentes respondieron iniciando medidas de control de multitudes, esto incluye el uso del triste motorizado de lanzamiento de bolas de pimienta de fuerza no letal. estas migrantes forman parte de un grupo de 400 venezolanos que llevan meses en ciudad juÁrez, mÉxico, a diario realiz

the united states all while they were protesting on the rio grande in the area near downtown el pasothe situation escalated, according to cbp, one protester allegedly assaulted an agent with a flagpole and then another protester allegedly threw a rock at an agent injuring that agent. at that point according to customs and border protection, agents used pepper ball guns, used for crowd control, to disperse the crowd and those and others were turned back to mexico. all under investigation by the office of professional responsibility, as you mentioned, civil rights groups here in texas are issues statements, very alarmed by what is video captured, shared on social media indeed showing agents using pepper ball guns on migrants. >> it's also notable. rosa, you know better than anyone. this comes just as the biden administration changed its policy. we talk a lot about title 42. changed this policy as pertains to those venezuelan migrants. can you explain to viewers why that matters so much here? >> reporter: you know, there's a connection, poppy. you're absolutely right, because the biden

you're reporting about the high numbers that are coming across areas like el pal sews -- el paso. is being handled by the criminal cartels. they know what areas to send people in to distract the agents to get drugs across. it's happening throughout the entire southern border, and it's going to take political will and individuals that are going to look at the past administration's policies that actually worked so you can have the men and women that are defending our nation's border out there defending the nation's borders with the right resources, with the right amount of backup to do their job. but it's going to take this administration to finally say, you know what? we were wrong. we were wrong, and the last administration was doing it right, and they need to do -- and everyone's got to call them out. i'm telling you, everyone's got to call them out. you have some governors and politicians that have called hem out, but it's going to take a group effort to tell these people this is a serious problem. eric: can the administration beef up, can they bring the u.s. navy in this when y

it's turning into a cesspool here in el paso.ust for your viewers who understand where el paso is. this is where beto o'rourke is from. they don't want illegal immigration. i say not one more illegal immigrant in the united states. dan: john, democrats are eyeing your district. they are hoping it goes deep blue. they are trying to use your relationship with president trump against you. trying to paint you as semi fascist which is ridiculous. your not on where your race is going. >> our race is in good shape. we are seeing huge momentum. my opponent, you showed the clips of how leftist these people are. i tell everyone look, november 8 is not democrat versus republican, it's simply crazy versus normal. it isn't the 1990s when the democrats would raise your taxes by 1% and we want to lower them by 1%. is there male and female like there was when i was a kid or are there 97 different genders. i think we are in good shape. dan: why did i thought have you on the show sooner. i love your slogan. these people are absolutely nuts. can i

el paso county being one of them.hy it wasn't enforced when the suspect threatened his own mother in that bomb threat last year, that is unclear. >> all right, this morning as colorado is mourning the lives of those five people who were killed, there are still major questions about the suspect. he is right now still hospitalized is not released on bond. is not expected to be released on bond. there is reporting from "the washington post" that he once changed his name and questions that what led up to the attack. to talk more about this is cnn's athena jones. athena, obviously, the focus is on the victims, that's what it should be, on the families, the people. as suspect is awaiting charges they want to know what's going on here, is he going to be charged with hate crime charges. so what have you learned about the suspect himself? >> well, as investigators, us investigators try to piece together the charges. his grandfather is outgoing state assemblyman, he's been an assemblyman since 2016 where he recently lost his re

so now el paso is being destroyed.azing that this did not come up in yesterday's q and a with the president because he is not going to take another one for another three months. >> i was surprised with henry cuellar though because he is so loved there and he has name recognition. you are right. he is very supportive of what is happening on the border. is he more of a moderate than he is so extreme. >> steve: it was once solidly blue but because of the border issue solidly red. >> ainsley: when you do a good job for your community they will continue to reelect you. >> brian: aoc's people primaried her a run off for the primary. >> steve: one of the things she promised was to finish wall. see if she can do it as a member of congress. next stop, washington. >> ainsley: 28 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a win for parents all six school board members endorsed by florida governor ron desantis winning their races this he can would. two of them are going to join us live with their plans to fight for education. >

mexico border that clash that you speak of happened across from el paso, texas, so on the other sideo border, and then that was happening while mexican authorities tried to dismantle a camp that was full of migrants that at one point reportedly housed more than a thousand who said that they were all waiting there until title 42 expired next month. then they were crossing into the u.s.. well, anger and chaos ensued as mexican officials cleared site and migrants were offered bus rides to official shelters. u.s. law enforcement monitored by ground and by air, this is from texas dps from choppers that were above. this is the same spot where weeks ago migrants did cross and a salted american agents. >> and if you're getting hit with people that are surrender ing, in the local area, you have to collapse your operations to be able to deal with those in processing which means they're going to be huge blind spots along the border that you simply can't patrol. reporter: meantime, agents in the el paso sector intercepted 26 pounds of methamphetamine and three pounds of fentanyl in recent days w

congressman, you represent the el paso area. this video was captured yesterday.an 1,000 migrants decided to leave their camp in juarez and gave themself up to border officials in el paso. there are tens of thousands of others waiting to come over and apply for asylum. they could get the chance as a judge cleared the way for biden to lift 42. is the city of el paso and the people at the border areas prepared for the end of title 42? >> jose, we are as prepared as we can be. what i am concerned about is ensuring that we have the resources to be able to assist basically and, you know,ly tell you, jose, my community and other border community haves been stepping into the breach for well over a decade. so we have as a community border communities, we've been called to support the federal government and here is the, i think, the big challenge that we face. border communities are among the most economically disadvantaged because there is a significant unfairness with being called into action without being provided the resources necessary to assist. now, thankfully, the