griff: yeah.avid satter, we've got to leave it there. thank you for taking time to come into the studio today. sure. given give aishah? aishah: well, just wreaking now, president biden has signed that $1.2 trillion spending package to avert a government shutdown. but the capitol hill drama may just be getting started as congresswoman, republican congressman marjorie taylor greene filed a motion to vacate the speaker right in the middle of that vote. madeleine rivera is live on capitol hill with the latest on that drama. >> reporter: hey, good afternoon, aishah is. that's right, still a lot of drama. but make no mistake, this is a major, make your moment for this congress, finally fully funding the federal government through the end of the fiscal year. the prospects of this $1.2 trillion package appeared dim late friday. some senate republicans wanted amendments related to issues like the border, migration and the laken riley act potentially putting vulnerable democrats who are up for re-election i

griff? griff: all right.paul live for us from eagle pass, thank you. >>> meanwhile, president biden calling on congress to send is him the border bill during the state of the union thursday as migrants continue to stream across the southern border. joining us now for more, former acting dhs secretary and fox news contributor tom homan. tom, thanks for being here. i just spent the week in eagle pass, and i want to talk about it and and i want to talk about a convergence that i see between the border crisis and violent crime. laken riley, the list is long. but first, i want to have you into if tonight to this -- to respond to this tragic helicopter crash. >> look, it's a tragedy, right in and trout my clear -- throughout my career i've been to too many border patrol and i.c.e. funerals. the men and women of the border patrol, they're patriots. they're the fine pest of the fine ifest, down there putting their lives on the line -- finest of the finest. human traffickers are smuggling -- you know what? these men a

griff.: gillian, let's dig in on the bridge collapse and capitalist pig hedge fund manager and fox news contributor jonathan hoenig for being here. nobody better to help understand this and we keep hearing governor wes m moore and watchig and he'll likely take to the microphone and we'll bring it to you. this impacts baltimore and 8,000 jobs directly tied to it and $2 million of wage as day being lost but he keeps talking about how it affects the country nationally. how farmers in kentucky are impacted. how car dealers in michigan are impacted. what do you make of the impact this is happening? >> yeah, griff, we're talking about ninth busiest port in the entire country. so, yes, this is a terrible human tragedy, but also unfolding economic tragedy. 4,000 truck as day go over this bridge, 12 million car as year. all that traffic, all those deliveries, all that business activity will now need to be rerouted no less than 30 miles. the port of baltimore again, it is one day's drive within a thir

griff.ff: good to be with you, gillian. i'm griff jenkins. his death comes as new york continues to battle a crisis. and cb cotton is in massapequa. >> a funeral service got underway 30 minutes ago. new york city mayor adams is giving remarks, there are officers as far as the eye can see, outside the church and inside and there's also community members from across the northeast to are content to just stand outside and pay their respects and show solidarity for those who wear the badge. i want to go to some photos of diller and talk about his life. officer jonathan diller joined the police force three years ago and was part of the n.y.p.d. critical response team. this is an initiative focused on addressing quality of life issues. the 31-year-old was shot during a traffic stop in queens when he and his partner approached a vehicle for being illegally parked at a bus stop. diller was rushed to the hospital, but could not be saved. now, his wife stephanie and baby son ryan will carry on his lega

griff: hey, jacqui, i'm griff jenkins. congressman fitzpatrick tweeting this, there's an active shooter an i alert in falls township. we're monitoring two sections of falls township. i'm in such with law enforcement as they pursue the suspect. more information to follow. that's exactly what we're trying to bring to you. lauren green is live with the very latest in this breaking story. hey, lauren. >> hey, griff. you know, this is still an active situation and the residents in the area in falls township, pennsylvania are told to shelter in place, the shooter is believed to be armed and dangerous. falls township police are searching for 26-year-old andre gordon who is driving a stolen vehicle. it started around 8:52 this morning eastern time and police say that gordon shot and killed two in the block of viewpoint lane in levitt township and they say that he shot another person at another location before fleeing the scene. a few minutes later, gordon hijacked the car at gun point at a dollar store in bristol pike. he's drivin

griff. aishah: all right, let's go to the other side of the aisle now, democratic congressman from massachusetts and member of the house transportation committee and the select committee on china, the perfect guest for our topic today the, jake audiocassetten close. happy saturday to you. thanks for joining us. so, congressman, first off, let's talk about tiktok. this is just so crazy, what's happening now. tiktok seems to be at war with capitol hill. very, very upset about in this possible bill that might pass in the house and in the senate. i'm hearing that the offices in the house are getting inundated with phone calls from middle school students, some folks -- some kids that are saying they commit suicide if you guys get rid of tiktok. is your office getting a lot of phone calls? >> we didn't probably because i'm not on the committee of jurisdiction, but that behavior you hear from tick texas proves the point, doesn't it -- tiktok, doesn't it? we need to take on the greed of these social

>> plenty of questions. >> griff: like what? >> i want to understand everything that happened to lead up to that, i need to understand everything that happened when it came to response to it and how and what was the long-term response, what is long-term impact? we have major freight in the middle of our harbor, i need to know it all. that is why it is important, people will see, i will be on the ground. >> griff: does it lead you to worry about any vulnerabilities. terrorism was ruled out as an accident, as intel experts opined on the news channel, people overseas might be looking at how quickly that bridge fell. fortunately 1:30 in the morning. do you have concern this revealed a vulnerability? >> we have to make sure our infrastructure is protected and for anybody that is looking at or trying to understand where vulnerabilities lie, could they look at things that happened and get creative? we as a state have to get more creative. >> griff: governor wes moore, thank you for your time. guys, we'll send it back to you. that is th

griff, over to you. griff: all right. for more. ground in haiti, pastor yve e s prophet joins us now. we should tell our viewers you are currently at the moment safe in florida. finish but having spent your life in haiti9 and the work you do in haiti, try and paint the picture for our viewers, if you will, of what the situation is on the ground now in haiti, how dangerous it is and the challenges people are facing. >> well, first, i want to thank you for having me and for the opportunity i have to share with the view ors, fox viewers about the situation on the ground in haiti. it's been, it's been miserable, a struggle beyond what i could explain. it's been a nightmare. i don't know, the best way to put it is it's like hell on earth. if you imagine more than11 million people living a life that has been going from bad to worse, and hope is fading. love is soon to be the only thing that's left as we continue the thank the lord for the gift of life that we are enjoying til now. but it is miserable, and i don't know how long this is go

griff: thank you.'s bring in more the director of heritage foundation margaret thatcher center for freedom, niles garner. thank you for joining us in studio. what stunning news for the world, i don't think any of us were expecting a cancer diagnosis for princess kate. i want to get to the new report though. i find it fascinating but also very sad. this is from the new york post, that apparently harry and meghan found out about this with the rest of the world and reached out to will and kate after this video came out. very, very sad, if that's true. and it just underlines how broken this relationship is. so, i guess i want to ask you, how hopeful are you, and i think we're all hoping that perhaps this might bring these two couples together. >> well, thank you for having me on the show today and of course, very sad news yesterday with regard to the announcement of the princess of wales' cancer diagnosis and she certainly is fighting against this cancer, the british people are rallying around her. with re

>> griff: i don't know. we're waiting to get kevin cartwright, baltimore city fire department guy we talked to or somebody else on scene. it is a thing where all these questions are going to eventually be answered or we'll be able to ask authorities. in this case, 15 or 20 members of the media are responding almost as fast as they are in realtime as emergency vehicles come in. far too early to say if this was an accident or intentional. one thing for sure, it is an incident they have not dealt with and damage is significant to have brought such a large bridge and thoroughfare to an absolute stand still as they are getting emergency crews in the water with time of the essence to try to rescue whoever is in there. >> todd: we are expecting a brief about less than 30 minutes from now. you mentioned the criminality possibility, there has to be asked the question, how could this have been an accident? the lights are all over this place, you can see there is a bridge there. did this vessel potentially have some so

>> griff: well, who knows? it's a good question. and it's anybody's guess, really, because, you have now got, again, at this press conference, we had the maryland transportation secretary paul wiedefeld and then we had the incident commander locally for this region, the national coast guard, obviously the coast guard is leading this search and rescue effort with three boats and one cutter in the water and a chopper flying above us right now. so it's that convergence where you have the federal investigation, meek the local investigation. they have to sort that out. that all leads to delays in the information to the media. we see it in criminal cases. and you certainly see it in this situation because there are international -- the world is watching this now. international shipping implications about this. and you're going to probably have to wait quite some time before we get the fullest picture of what has happened but obviously, this is going to be quite a two-part thing. one is the immediate search and rescue in the effort to save

griff jenkins is live in eagle pass. hey, griff. >> griff: good morning, guys.here's an undoubtable spring surge across the border from coast to coast. 35,000 encounters in just the past five days. let's begin. sebastian inlet in melbourne, florida, where you were just showing that body cam footage you see the authorities apprehending 24 haitian migrants. they arrested two smugglers. there is of grave concern because of the crisis. haiti is on the brink of collapse as armed gangs are emptying prisons there calling for the president to resign. the telltale sign about this boat was it's a fishing boat with no fishing poles. now, let's go 2500 miles all the way out to ha consume barks california, where we have shown you day after day, hundreds upon hundreds of chinese migrants streaming across open portions of that border. the daily mail reporting they spoke to chinese migrants who said the chinese smugglers on the mexican side, known as snake heads are assisting mexican cartels in bringing them across. no signs of that strong any time soon. california's governor a

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins joins us live with the latest. >> griff: it is a war zone in haiti, as armed gangs are taking it over by violence. it is difficult getting americans out with more than thousand needing evacuation. four more flights are set to land with americans in t chaos much governor desantis says he is proud of his state's efforts as state agencies help citizens when they arrive, giving them meals, lodging, transportation, basic health and medical screenings, supplies for children, seniors and pets. one family is grateful just to get out. >> they stayed with us until the end of the mission, mission accomplished and we're finally reunited with our two-year-old son. it took about 2-1/2 weeks, so the days were turning into weeks and the weeks into months. we are very grateful. >> griff: u.s. government chartered helicopters freeing 30 per day. at the white house, john kirby says no guarantee everyone gets out. >> it is important to note we've had do not travel alert to haiti since 2020 because of instability caused by the gangs and u.s. government cannot guarantee all will be

griff. >> lawrence: i'm so sorry, real quickly, griff, has it been confirmed that all of the folks that are facing right now are the construction workers? >> griff: that's right. the officials say that they were all construction workers. they were fixing potholes on the bridge. and we did get a little bit of another piece of information, lawrence, and that is the mexican consulate official for this baltimore area confirmed to fox news that they are nationals from mexico, honduras, guatemala and el salvador. the immigration status was unknown, but they are nationals from those countries. and there are some vigils in one of the latino areas here in baltimore yesterday. >> brian: i saw one of them interviewed didn't speak a word of english. >> ainsley: there was the reporting that officials used sonar technology and did detect cars in the river and so you were thinking oh my gosh there are even more people? what about those drivers? now they are thinking that those cars belonged to the construction workers and there was nobody in those. >> steve: the audio that griff played a little snippe

hey, griff. >> griff: yeah, good morning, guys. let's look right at where those containers are. the hazardous materials out here. you can see in the distance here we are getting a much closer look at really the magnitude of the wreckage but you can see the dale ship there. >> material ntsb press conference we learned last night some have leaked. there is a white boat here closer to us. >> that's the army corn of engineers and little boats with the blue lights, those are the department of natural resources and if you come over here a little bit, sam, in this open area where these other two boats are with the blue lights, that's where the recovery effort were yesterday two bodies along with the red pickup truck. brian we were out here yesterday at the time they were doing that recovery effort. they were focused in this area. take a look at this video. you can see it's just remarkable stuff. now, they won't be doing that today because they believe the wreckage underneath the water is so hazardous towards the divers move toward the salvage effort to get cranes out here on barges to

. >> steve: griff jenkins joins us live from the scene.re just talking to ckurt curt the cyber guy about this. any car that went up, they will know who went into the water at the time of the crash and are undoubtedly looking up plate numbers. >> griff: that is for sure, steve. we are six hours into this, two press frns cans one by baltimore city officials and the one here. we are north of the collapsed bridge. you can see more of the damage there. it is a very camera-easy pass cover area because this is a major passage in the northeast corridor for traffic. the traffic is being redirected. there are three ways to pass through baltimore and through the harbor, it has been shut down. it is all hands on deck to the search and rescue to find out what may have been on the bridge and what vehicles may be in the water and the race against time and element. the water believed to be just over 50 degrees. maryland transportation secretary saying until further notice all vessels have been halted in and out of the harbor. here is more of what the tran

good morning, griff jenkins. >> griff: race against time to get stranded americans out of haiti as armed gangs take over the capitol. plane arriving in florida yesterday carrying 14 americans escaping the chaos. governor desantis says he's proud of his state's efforts while preventing flow of illegal immigrants from flooding in. >> it is easier to get into this country illegally through the southern border than to rescue u.s. citizens from a counter that has collapsed and where they are in danger. it is sad bureaucracy turns harshly against our own citizens. >> griff: multiple state agencies jumped into action, they are providing them with mealals, lodging, transportatio and medical and the like. emotional reaction from those grateful to get out. >> they stayed with us until the end of the mission, which i can happily say mission accomplished and we are reunited with our two-year-old son. it took 2-1/2 weeks. days were turning into weeks and weeks were turning into months, we are grateful >> griff: chartered flights continue to free 30 americans per day. at the white house, john kirbies

howard: trump says of the speech, griff, angry, polarizing, hate-filled and calling biden a psycho.se it is and if an punt. but, hey, let's see if we can get them on a debate stage because the image of the president on a teleprompter in the state of the union is far more easier than being on stage -- howard: you guys are obviously rooting for a debate, just like everybody else. our debate has ended, griff jenkins and kevin corke. >>> still to come, a new push to ban tiktok and two football stars turn on the water works. ♪ ♪ (♪) is he? confidently walking 8 long haired dogs and living as if he doesn't have allergies? yeah. fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, like nasal congestion. howard: tiktok has urged all its users 18 or over to lobby congress against a new effort to force its chinese owners to sell the hugely popular app a, and it didn't work. a house panel voted 50-0 to ban tiktok unless there's a sale. tiktok is viewed as a national security threat because of the influence of the chinese communist party. and president trump also tried to wan it -- ban it. trump is now

. >> lawrence: griff jenkins is live from that scene. griff, what can you tell us? >> good morning, guys. and it's already active here. of course, the search and rescue mission has ended as officials told us late yesterday all six unaccounted for individuals are presumed dead. they will begin as the light starts to come up. they will begin the efforts to recover those bodies for the families. but they will also start to dig in to what went wrong. how this happened in tsv officials are on the ground here in just moments ago i was able to speak with the chair of the ntsb, jennifer. >> we have seen the reports about power issues. we do need to verify that. we do have the voyage data recorder right now, which we have sent back to the lab. thank the ghost coward for helping download that and get on the vessel. i hope later today that we value timeline of events that we can share officially. >> griff: so, some news there, guys. that they have now covered this data recorder. think much like a black box of an airplane. this data recorder will tell them a lot of key parts of

. >> carley: griff jenkins is live in eagle pass, texas with the details. griff? >> griff: good morning, guys. there is undeniable spring surge in our border in the past five days more than 7,000 migrants at the southern border be encountered. five days, 35,000. more than the population of eagle pass proper. let's start in melbourne, florida, sebastian inlet. that body cam video you were showing, this is officials as they apprehended 24 haitian migrants that came in on this fishing boat. what is the telltale sign for authorities? no fishing poles on that boat. two smugglers were arrested. there is concerns with the unrest in haiti that we will see a lot more boats just like this. now, let's go 2500 miles all the way to the other coast. jacumba, california, where we have seen the thousands of migrants. i brought it to you lye as they came across, many of them clean shaven, nice clothes, rolling bag, something was up. we are now learn working with mexican cartels, snake heads, help these chinese get all the way across in places like san diego county where they're se

griff jenkins on the harbor with the latest. hi, griff. >> griff: gillian, good evening.he operation is underway to clear this channel. cranes are arriving. the army corps of engineers is out here in full force. conditions are rough. there is gale force wind gusts that they're experiencing and slowing things down to reopen the port that handles more cars and light trucks than any other port in the country. president biden says he wants to see it for himself. >> mr. president, when will you visit baltimore? >> beg your pardon? >> when will you visit baltimore? >> going to baltimore next week. >> griff: and, gillian, the officials here say they plan to tackle this monumental task in three steps. first, they want to clear the channels. second, they want to tow the ship, the dali out of the channel and third remove the debris blocking the waterways around the channel. governor west moore says it will be complicated. >> one of the challenges that weight is # and 4,000 pounds. >> griff: chesapeake 1,000 largest kind of its crane. three u.s. navy cranes arrived fourth coming mon

. >> lawrence: griff jenkins has the story on that. hey, griff. >> griff: good morning, guys.race against time. more than a thousand americans registered with the state department on information how to get out as armed gangs continue to take that capital over. four more flights are set to land later today. but, as you saw, we will show you this again, a plane arriving in sanford, florida yesterday. that was carrying 14 americans escaping that chaos. now, governor ron desantis says he is proud of his state's efforts to give floridians home and state agencies are helping citizens when they arrive. here is what some of their division of emergency management provides. meals, lodging, transportation, health and medical screenings, along with supplies for babies and seniors and pets. it was an emotional reaction by the way from one family grateful to get out. >> they stayed with us until the end of the mission, which i can happily say was mission accomplished and we're finally reunited with julian, our 2-year-old son. it took about two and a half weeks so, the days were turning into

good evening, griff. >> griff: good evening, bret. and that's right.ight behind us we watched as a recovery crews worked tirelessly to recover two of those six construction workers. the bodies now brought back to bring closure to those families. and we also got a closer look at the magnitude of the challenge here. trying to understand the final moments when that ship brought down the iconic bridge. at 1:04 a.m., loaded with nearly 5,000 shipping containers, the singapore-flagged vessel named dolly deports baltimore's port headed for sri lanka. 20 minutes later the dolly appears to suffer a power loss black out as goes out. >> loss of steering, communications, loss of your bridge equipment. so, there really is a few things that are scarier. >> griff: a minute later the lights flicker back on and black smoke appears to rise from the ship. sources say this is emergency power trying to kick in but propulsion and control is not regained. >> they aren't sufficient for powering the propeller so it's not really enough to stop the ship and do anything in those

griff jenkins, thank you very much, my friend. griff in mission, texas. let's go to the white house, the president, i believe, is in camp david this weekend and lucas tomlinson is gauging how they're reacting to this. >> congress hasn't passed its budget by the end of the fiscal year near 30 years. your guest in the last hour, senator mullen from oklahoma blames the white house for this log jam. >> we're still trying to get a bipartisan bill through that will secure the border and also do national security. there's a lot of poison pills that was put in late by the white house. keep in mind, james lankford when he started negotiating this in the senate, we started this in late september, first of october. the white house didn't even engage with the senate or james lankford until the week before christmas. >> senator mullen says once the white house got involved the budget process went off track and republicans could not accept it. now, congress has passed its latest short-term spending bill thursday to prevent a partial government shutdown at the end of th

go to griff jenkins who is live on the scene. griff? >> griff: yeah, good morning, guys. you can't overstate how significant of that collapse this was. , this we're learning the details from overnight around 1:30 a.m. that's when this singapore flagged cargo ship hit one of the major beams and collapsed that entire span. the video just stunning. and we are learning this is being treated as a mass casualty event and there are rescue teams in the water. we have got headquarters above. where we are standing is on the north side of where the francis scott key bridge was. i'm just going to show you, this is as close as we can get. sanford, if you will just push down this road here, this is where the emergency vehicles have been racing down this road, but the bridge where it existed was just down there. the mass casualty event, the numbers they gave us were 20 people as we watch more of the maintenance crews n. and folks going down this road trying to get to the north side. but this is one of the major shipping areas, if not the major shipping area. the poo as it co-river. it b

. >> brian: griff jenkins, you have seen a lot at the border.e you seen anything like that before? >> griff: well not quite to those levels. and good morning, guys. let's note president biden was on the ground in texas for the past two days at fundraisers in dallas, in houston, while the crisis at the border reached a boiling point in el paso. let's show that video again. now, what you got and what's worth noting is that it's hundreds of single adult males. venezuela is the second busiest demographic coming through the el paso sector right now. and they are shoving the national guard troops, illegally entering the country there at least one migrant, we're told. has been charged with assault. we expect more arrests to come. texas governor abbott took to x and said this: the texas national guard and the department of public safety quickly regained control in a redoubling razor wire barriers. dps is instructed to arrest every illegal immigrant involved for criminal trespass and destruction of property. guys, those consequences are a little unclear

our very own griff jenkins is live at the border in eagle pass with the latest. griff?ning, joey. and the spring surge showing no signs of slowing down. let's look right at this video we shot just moments ago. you can sees a we are speaking right now, they are processing this group of migrants. they crawled over a box and encountered by texas dps and the texas national guard. about half of this group is venezuelan, joey. and that matters because they're concerned about gang affiliations. >> now, let me show you some images of tattoos of the tren de aragua gang we talked about it yesterday. they are the most violent gang in venezuela. you can see the identifications of train train from ar arawg go. violent crime cases we are seeing play out including laken riley remember the brother of the accused killer laken riley. the brother suspected of being a member of that group. meanwhile the texas officials are trying to slow things here. yesterday, we encountered texas national guard confronting a group of migrants right where we are standing telling the migrants in spanish to

griff jenkins is joining us live from a boat not far from the scene there. >> griff: good morning, we00, that giant crane. it is not working yet. take a look at the scene. we have state police and a h helicopter over us. when they start, they will cut these pieces of bridge into sizes they can lift out and lift the things out of the water before they can get to the recovery of the bodies in vehicles. we have that first initial 60 million emergency relief fund, that is like a down payment, drop in a bucket, it will take hundreds of millions of dollars. maryland governor wes moore tried to compare the size of this ship and the task at hand. listen here. >> if the eiffel tower were laid down, this vessel is almost the size of the eiffel tower and it now has a key bridge laying on top of it. this is complicated and having a salvage operation with many, many moving variables. >> griff: we're hoping to see the cranes start working and getting that big one out here today, although the weather forecast said they could have 30 to 40 mile per hour winds, that will complicate things. >> griff je

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins is live with the details. how did that happen, griff?> griff: this is stunning revelation and jaw-dropping as you mention, steve, nonpartisan group out of syracuse. tracks the staffing issues and spending of the federal government. the revelation is that approximately 200,000 deportations have been flown out by immigration judges since the start of the biden administration. why? because dhs simply failed to file the required notices to appear or nta in time. the transactional records access clearing house writes this in their report. quote: without a proper filing, the court lacks jurisdiction to hear the case and the immigrants often asylum seekers lack a way to move their case forward. these large numbers of dismissals in what then happens raise serious concerns. meanwhile, another criminal migrant arrested by border patrol, this one in paso, this columbian man you see here, is he covered in tattoos confirmed as a gang member of the violent clan day gulfo, they searched him and found photos of people being tortured on his cell phone. g

griff jenkins is live in eagle pass, texas as migrants pour in. we begin with lucas tomlinson at the white house. is the president getting applause inside of the white house, lucas? >> lucas: he is, lawrence. the speech started late and lasted 67 minutes. georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene demanding the president say the name of that young woman, laken riley, who was brutally murdered by an illegal immigrant in her home state. >> president biden: it is not about him or me. i would be a winner -- not really. >> say laken riley. laken riley. [cheering and booing] >> president biden: lincoln riley. an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal. >> lucas: usc lincoln riley is from d.c. and played at gonzaga, and expected to go first round number one overall. other interruptions, father of u.s. marine killed at abbey gate yelled in the following speech. >> president biden: up 38%. [screaming] >> president biden: biggest increase in history. >> lucas: biden called out the supreme court. >> president biden: look, decision to overturn roe

they had me till that last part there, griff.an obvious taylor swift reference there with the era, but i see this -- i understand one angle is saving money, not going out to bars and restaurants. on the other side, these are people connecting. i see it as a good thing. >> listen, i have news for you, these millennials, unless you can door dash trays and centerpiece things, they are not going out and creating a martha stewart style with a cheap budget. like i have two millennials. they door dash everything. my youngest on one day door dashed three different things. so i just have a hard time believing this is actually happening, where they are doing the old-fashioned way, where like, you know what? we could pick some flowers and take an hour to set up. maybe i'm wrong, and i'm apologizing to any millennials that are doing actual dinner parties, but i don't see it happening. >> when i think dinner parties, i think about a casserole and something in jell o that shouldn't be. maybe my mind is stuck in 50's. i don't know. i love this

so let's get to griff jenkins. did you hear that the way we did? >> i did. if you could hear my question, i specifically put that question to the governor. he deflected early on in that press conference to maryland's secretary of transportation. i said in addition there are six unaccounted for they are looking for. two people came out. one rescued, the other one is fine. eight people they were considering. six unaccounted for. one had to go to the hospital. i said what about cars and people that may be in the water? and he said no, we don't believe there are any. i said you don't believe there are people in the car. that's different than the information we were hearing earlier. it doesn't appear at this point that this search and rescue mission in the governor's team maryland as he called it is under the assumption that there are people in cars that need to be rescued. they highlighted in that press conference what they called heroic measures once the may day call went out. they coordinated with maryland department of transportation authority to stop cars fr

thank you, griff. mike? >> molly, family, friends and classmates gathered yesterday to remember laken riley, the 22-year-old nursing student who was brutally murder you had on uga's campus allegedly at the hands of an illegal migrants. madison scarpino has more on the service. >> hi, mike, yesterday was a dreary day in riley's hometown of woodstock, georgia. more than a week after the nursing student was murdered on uga's campus, people who live around athens are still extremely upset and on edge. >> she did everything right. it really is just a tragic situation. i hope that we make some effective changes. >> hundreds of family and friends came to woodstock city church to honor riley at the private service. riley's obituary says her smile was infectious and she spread joy everywhere she went. a few days ago, riley's mother shared a memory from her former teacher. it was a writing project riley did in first grade about what she wanted to do in the future. riley wrote, when i grow up, i want to be a nurse. the

good evening, griff. >> good evening, bret. the very first crane arrived floating on a barge about an hour ago. we can show you that crane sits in the very area where they were doing recovery operations yesterday. as we watched the army corps of engineers leading the effort to clear the channel and open the port which is expected to take weeks, if not months. >> this work is not going to take days. this work is not going to take weeks. we have a very long road ahead of us. >> griff: governor west moore is requesting $60 million in initial emergency relief funding from the biden administration to begin salvage operations. and he notes additional funds will be needed. the u.s. navy is sending barges with cranes and support vessels to assist the army corps ninth busiest port. >> between 100 and $200 million of value that comes through that port every day. and about $200 million in wages that are at stake every day. >> according to ship tracker marine traffic, more than 10 vessels have had to reroute to other ports. and carnival cr

griff jenkins is live at the border now as the crisis unfolds before our eyes. griff?wing no signs of slowing down. let's go right to our live camera about 20 minutes, lawrence, from where we are to my west. you will see this large group of migrants, more than 100 encountered by texas dps border patrol arriving on the scene. they will ultimately process them in about half of them are venezuelan. that's significant because of official concerns that some may belong to that deadly gang out of venezuela tren de aragua. now, only 834 out of the 335,000 encountered last fiscal year were sent back because we have no agreement in their cbp officials giving us now some internal documents. you can see these tattoos. look at this. the tren de aragua tattoo. stands for train from aragua. a reference from their origins being founded in a dangerous prison in the state of aragua. and it also has ties, remember, the brother of the accused killer of laken riley, deegg go ibarra is a suspected member according to prosecutors of this tren de aragua gang all a part of the crisis converges

griff. >> griff: it is concerning for a new reason, per multiple sources, fox learned this haitian man, cory alvarez charged with raping a disabled girl in massachusetts. he was brought into the u.s. last year via biden mass parole program for haitians and countries we don't have repatriation program with. he are told he flew directly from haiti to jfk airport in june of 2023 and had listed a sponsor in new jersey. isis placed detainer on him with local authorities. he pleaded not guilty. this program allow 30,000 people each month to fly into the u.s. and granted two years of humanitarian parole to apply to work here in the u.s. they are supposed to be vetted and have this sponsor in the u.s. biden administration considered this a legal pathway. here according to cbp data, biden administration brought 138,000 haitians via this program since 2023, in an effort to cut down on illegal crossings at the border. i've seen countless haitians crossing illegally. it is important to note, this is not an individual who snuck in, he was not processed at the border, he flew straight in on this pro

griff jenkins is live at the white house. >> griff: one of the most chaotic scenes i've seen.ust seconds ago, latest border numbers in last 24 hours, el paso sector leads with 1245 encounters, perhaps part of that is that chaos. president biden was on the ground in dallas and houston, in el paso, "new york post" capturing this on video, migrants storming the razor fence, shoving troops and illegally entering the country. one has been charged with assault. texas governor abbott saying texas national guard and department of public safety regained control and dps is instructed to arrest every illegal immigrant for destruction of property. texas is waiting court ruling on whether they can enforce their state's new border law and brandon judd had this reaction on "fox and friends" earlier. >> i've conducted numerous interviews with peep they'll have crossed our borders illegally and they have flat out told me they know nothing is going to happen to them. these individuals do not fear our laws. >> griff: in the san diego sector in jacum ba, migrants walking in and we've seen scores

griff. >> griff: closer look of the containers on the ship abdollahian, we -- dali.learned that some have electioned. they are dealing with that today. as you look here and see the giant steel trestle and containers hanging off, one concern they have is later tonight wind gusts are supposed to pick up to 35 miles per hour and that makes it a dangerous situation. i'll show you some video we shot yesterday of the recovery effort here. we watched as they raised that red truck in which two of the six bodies were recovered. they aren't going to do that today, it is deemed too dangerous to be back down there with all of the debris under the water. we are learning more about the four victims missing. this is miguel luna, man from el salvador, been in the country for two decades. hes he was a father of three, a grandfather, as well. trying to bring these bodies back to families to have some closure. there were lives saved and quick action of harbor pilot and transportation authority that put out the warning and closed this bridge. governor wes moore talked about this yesterd

griff jenkins with more. >> harris, to get a look like this, it takes your breath away.e patapsco river getting as close as we can and we want to bring you to it. when you look this close you begin to comprehend the mammoth -- [inaudible]. >> harris: sometimes the conditions can really fight with technology out there. we will listen for a few more seconds to see if we can hear griff jenkins voice comes back. >> sorry about that. i just want to take a look again. we're getting the this close look at the steel beams, the mangled steel bent like plastic straws, the column wrecked, things dangling reminds you, even though this was not an act of terrorism, it looks like what we saw after 9/11, destruction. that shipping container in the distance. the dali. to my right the north end you can see the little blue blinking lights and red lights in the distance. the little boats are the maryland department of natural resources out here along with larger yellow boat there, the army corps of engineers and they are focusing their recovery efforts and where they believe there may likel

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griff, what can you tell us? >> griff: hey, good evening, laura.e watching what is happening. the high court has halted texas' law from taking effect until march 12th of next week after the fifth circuit of appeals upheld the law. this texas law made it illegal to cross into texas from mexico. it was a class b misdemeanor for first time offenders, punishable by up to six months in jail. a second degree felony for repeat offenders. punishable up to 20 years and it would require texas judges to return migrants to mexico if they were convicted. now, if you go and take a look at our drone in the sky, you can see it's all part of texas governor greg abbott's efforts to drop the numbers dramatically from crossing here. and that's exactly what the miles of this razor wire and these containers have done. eagle pass is part of the del rio sector it, laura. it is among t lowest. take a look at this video from earlier. some migrants are still getting through right here where we are standing, laura, a dozen migrants come through from venezuela and colombia. th

griff jenkins is live in eagle pass with details. >> griff: yeah, that is right, emily.new york post" and confirmed by fox news on february 21, a week and a day prior to trump's visit right here to eagle pass, an individual, colombian man named carlos mendoya apprehended by dps and turned over. the report says he belongs, is a group member belonging to a terror organization. that organization is not named in the report we've seen. we'll work to confirm that. it is reality what we're seeing across the border, not just this year, but and last year. certain individuals come across that match the terror watch list they are turned over to the terrorist watch list. this is a colombian watch list, many hit that farc terror list, that is what will be investigated further by the task forecast. it is reminder not everyone coming across that border are innocent individuals looking for a better life or psyching asylum and among the highest of concern among border officials knowing individuals like this guy have come across. we have 58 come across the southern border this year. 58 in

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griff jenkins, the great. i love that. >> reporter: hey. good afternoon, larry.nd it was presidential dueling down on the border separated by 300 miles. but area just 9 months ago was the epicenter of the migrant crisis with thousands coming across here to brownsville. now it's one of the slowest in the country. ironically, not because of what the biden administration did, but because texas put up that razor wire, an obstruction. but with over in eagle pass where president trump was, he, of course, took the microphones, delivered remarks. here's some of what he said taking a shot at president biden. listen here, larry. >> this is a biden invasion. over the past three years, i call him crooked joe because he's crooked. he's a terrible president, the worst president our country's ever had and probably the most incompetent president we've ever had. but it's allowing thousands and thousands of people to come in from china, iran, yemen, the congo, syria and a lot of other nations. now the united states being overrun by the biden migrant crime. >> reporter: now, when w

griff jenkins is live on the scene. hi, griff. >> good morning. it has been more than seven hours now since this incident happened around 1:30 a.m. nearly 1,000 foot long cargo ship from singapore flag called the dolly hit a main structure of the francis scott key bridge here. we're 1,000 yards just north of where that bridge is. let me just show you. you can see, bill and dana, what's left of the bridge in the distance. we saw the video of the dramatic span collapsing. you can see a bit of the bridge sticking up there. right now there are two phases of this, guys. you have acute search and rescue that's underway with local and federal authorities. you have the coast guard out here, three boats in the water as well as a cutter. you may hear the helicopter overhead. that's part of this. the long-term phase, how and why this could have happened in one of the busiest shipping thoroughfare's in the country with one of the nation's largest ports. for search and rescue that's what everyone is focusing on right now because of the possibilities that there

griff jenkins is live in mission, texas, with the latest. ing hello, griff. >> reporter: hey, good afternoon, mike. 9 and the border encounters are tick up again as we enter march, more than 7,000 in the last 24 hours, perhaps that's why we add those dueling presidential visits. president biden went to brownsville which is part of the rgv sector while 300 miles away former president trump going to eagle pass, part of the del rio sec or tomorrow each man taking a shot at one another, biden calling on trump to join him in supporting that failed senate border bill while trump simply blamed biden for what he called an invasion is. but look at the numbers. newt went to a heavily-trafficked area. we can show you in the last 24 hours you've got the tucson sector in arizona leading with more than 1800 encounters, san diego, over 1200 while the rgv had just 350, del rio just over 30. but that migrant -- 300. but that the migrant crime continues. in eagle pass just in the last few hours, look at this exclusive video, our fox cameras rolling as two fem

neil: thank you, griff. great reporting, my friend. griff jenkins there.want to go to the white house right now. the president's in camp david right now, but this is going to be a centerpiece of his state of the union address. we just don't know what he's going to detail, right? if. >> reporter: that's right, neil. before putting his finishing touches on that address, the president took a question from our own carolyn mckey. >> reporter: why are you waiting to take executive action on the border? >> because we need more forces on the border. i don't have the authority to do that. here's what i would say to mr. trump. instead of playing politics with the issue, instead of telling members of congress to block this legislation, join me or i'll join you in telling the congress to pass this bipartisan border security bill. we can do it together. >> reporter: and once again the white house is saying it's congress that needs to act, not the president. >> i mean, it's congress' job to legislate. it is their job to legislate. >> reporter: -- afraid of legal challen