rich: we are going to bring griff jenkins. griff: of course a breaking situation just to set the stage about 8:30 a.m. local here in brownsville we are 4, 5 miles from the border but what happened a vehicle drove up on the sidewalk. struck a group of individuals standing next to a bus stop and resulted in 7 confirmed fatalities as well as multiple injured being sent to a hospital. it is believed by authorities that there are migrants among those both injured and/or killed because across the street from the bus stop is a homeless shelter that has a lot of migrants right now that is housing it. we have footage, i believe we can show you that is outside the scene. some of the scenes are disturbing to some because it's a vehicle accident but what's unique about this, rich, makes reporting nationally, when we talk to many of the witnesses, many migrants themselves, one woman named rosie who is venezuela migrant with tears running down her eyes as she recounted what happened. she was among the group. she said there were 20 to 30 migr

griff jenkins live for us in brownsville, texas. we'll get back to you a little later in the hour, thanks, griff. >> for more on that we're joined by republican congressman from arizona and member of house appropriations and veterans affairs. thank you for joining us this afternoon. president biden had an interview last night and spoke about the border, here is what he had to say about it. >> i've asked this congress for help in terms of what they need at the border. they need more agents, they need more people to clear people, they need more action to, for example, we need farm workers. they're badly needed, a legal pathway to citizen. >> so the president is putting this on congress and republicans are controlling the house, what do you say to that. >> when the president says he's asking congress for help, i can tell you that border patrol and cvp has been asking the president for help for years now. they've been asking secretary mayorkas for help for years now, to quote the tucson sector chief and he called it unprecedented and now

rich: griff jenkins live in brownsville, texas. griff, thanks.a's governor ron desantis ending the sunshine state legislation session by signing a flurry of bills into law. this as the possible gop presidential candidate nears a decision on whether or not he will officially toss his hat in the ring. we are getting closer to that. nate foy joining us live with the details, nate. nate: for the better part of the past year ron desantis avoided directions as to whether or not he will run for president in 2024. now that the legislative session is over in florida, it appears that the government is looking towards the future. listen to him here. >> what happens in the future, look, people will get on that relatively soon. you either have to put up or shut up on that as well. nate: aishah, those comments come after what desantis calls a banner legislative session for florida republicans, among highlights six-week abortion ban, permit less conceal carry law. >> we are clearly the place to be. people are seeing that. they are voting with their feet, they a

griff jenkins reports on the border.et's beginning with the story with casey stiegel live in dallas. hello to you. >> more than 200 police from multiple agencies working on this case trying to locate a 38-year-old man who police say used an ar-15 to open fire on a group of neighbors friday night. investigators believe they have recovered the murder weapon but also say the suspect owned multiple firearms. police say the gunman had a prior history of firing shotguns in his front yard. things escalated quickly friday night when the man was asked to keep the noise down. witnesses say that's when he returned to the house and opened fire on the group of neighbors and their friends. five people lost their lives in the melee, a total of ten were in attendance at the party. among those killed, a mother and her 8-year-old little boy. >> my friend told me to run, sonia is dead. you have two kids, run. we'll take care of ourselves. that's when i went through the window. five people died. they died covering their children. they died

griff jenkins at ground 0 of this crisis today in brownsville, texas.ing. >> good morning. it is ground 0. what secretary mayokas will see if he comes where i am standing is nothing short of astonishing. let's go right to that drone. you can see the migrants lining up, hundreds of them in this long line. they have really perfected the streamlining of the screening processing and ultimately transporting out, bill. the capacity in the holding centers here in the rgb are 140% beyond capacity. the line of migrants you are looking at are 90% venezuelan coming from the mexican side. look here fox news getting an exclusive look of the our team went into mexico yesterday afternoon and migrants continuing to come. my sources in the southern part of mexico where they cross from guatemala said yesterday 15 1/2 thousand temporary visas were issued in migrants in mexico's southern part to come to our southern part creating a transit path that ends up in the line of our migrants. i want to show you one more piece of video. from our drone late yesterday afternoon. abs

i'm griff jenkins in brownsville, texas, just off the rio grande river. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in new york. an emotional scene as family members gather to remember the victims, including that third grade boy. he asked the man to quiet down just before midnight and the suspect allegedly opened fire on this family killing five of the 10 people inside the home. that is man lost his wife and step-son in the senseless attack. he said, i never thought he would shoot and he went room to room looking for people and couldn't catch me. bullets were hitting everywhere, i cannot believe what he did. >> griff: officials have no leads to his whereabouts and local authorities fear he could be anywhere. >> five people died in my county and that is where my heart is, in my county, protecting my people to the best of our ability. >> we have over 200 law enforcement from federal, local and state agencies trying to bring this suspect into custody to bring justice and to ensure this community is safe. >> griff: they're offering $80,000 reward for the man's capture, that has people very on edge here

joining us now live with the full report on this breaking news, griff jenkins is with this us, this manhunt has gone on for days, five people innocent people murdered, thank god they found him, griff. >> yeah, that's right. good evening, sean. i broke that news after getting multiple border they had taken francisco oropeza into the cleveland area without incident. these are the special operations operators of the border patrol. and they saved the day, sean and let us not forget it was vortex guys that saved the day at uvalde. in a shootout with escapees from that prison that saved the day there. vortex unit, a border patrol heros that brought this into country, we'll find out exactly what happened. but the good news is that even though border policies in place did not stop him from coming back into this country at least four or five times. it was border patrol elite agent that were able to bring this to a close without anyone else having to get injured or killed. that is certainly good news tonight if i can turn the corner though. let me show you some images because here in brownsville, cam

griff jenkins is there. griff. >> neil, we've had thousands of migrants continue to stream across in brownsville. secretary mayorkas just visited where i'm standing. we got an exclusive interview with the border patrol chief raul ortiz. we'll have it when we come back. lila: before i was diagnosed, there was nothing really to worry about. and then when i was diagnosed, there was just such a big weight put on my shoulders. every night, i felt like maybe i won't wake up tomorrow. but there's no way that this is going to win. i'm winning. announcer: st jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. beth stewart: there are treatments that were invented within the walls of this hospital that have continued to improve the cure rates for pediatric cancer, and st. jude's not going to stop until every single kid gets that chance to walk out of the doors of this hospital cancer free. lila: if it weren't for st. jude, i

this is an elite unit from what we are hearing from our friends, as well as griff jenkins from the clevelandnd, texas area that went in and captured this guy. what are you learning, kevin? >> and we also can tell you tonight, lawrence, they not only captured this man, illegal alien who had no right to be in this country, alleged to have killed five innocent people, including a nine year old boy. apparently he was taken into custody without incident, again that according to fox news reporter griff jenkins and we also saw that retweeted. we can always tell you this, whenever we cover stories like this lj, we want to be careful and not get too far out in front. because usually in circumstance like this, there are layers to the story and what we hope and this again is assuming what we have understood is true, which is the fbi will have some sort of a news conference, at least according to the da on the ground there. and so if that does happen, again, that according to brandon todd dylan we'll learn more how this went down and we are going to bring you that if we get it. >> lawrence: he is the fo

i am raymond joined by sheriff carter, nicole safire and griff jenkins.elcome to the big sunday show. this weekend is the traditional start of summer. americans hitting beaches for sun tan sand cookouts and apparently shark bites. all over the country sharks are surfacing prompting -- along the carolina coast sharks have been seen and a 15-year-old surfer was even injured in an apparent shark attack. the teenager was dangling from her surfboard with their body in the water when she felt something on her leg. she was not seriously hurt, thank goodness. this fisherman captured a tiger shark attacking his kayak off the coast of hawaii. the fisherman believes the shark mistook it for a seal. only 57 shark attacks and all of last year. humans are not really on the sharks menu, we should say. people overly all overly worried about these shark attacks. >> 57 out of the amount of people that actually enter the water across the entire planet, that is quite rare, as you are pointing out. i think we are misrepresenting what shark attacks are. sharks live in the ocea

. >> harris: griff jenkins is live for us from brownsville, texas and griff, it has been a lot of activity you are and all along the border. several states across in anticipation of what is going to happen nine days from now. >> that's right, harris, the surge is already here and the facilities in rgb sector 140 percent over capacity. 2100 migrants in the last 24 hours. the announcement from the pentagon about 1500 active u.s. army troops to help try to secure the border is welcome news which officials here say how fast can they get here? you can see every day this ground 0 area in brownsville from the drones, the number of migrants in this area and we can show you video. we've been shooting down at the river. look at this. migrants coming across on rafts about 90% of them appear to be from venezuela. there is women, children. we even had a gentleman on crutches with an injured leg coming. at the white house the spokeswoman karine jean-pierre has this to say about the situation. listen. >> when it comes to illegal migration you've seen it come down by more than 90% because of the actions t

griff jenkins is in brownsville, texas with more on that. hey, griff.: hey, good morning, neil and we're at the tip of the spear here in brownsville where they're seeing over 2,000 migrants a day literately arriving behind me on a levee. show you the coffee of the brownsville herald today. the difficult situation is the headline, that's how secretary mayorkas described it. and let me take you by drone and show why that's an understatement. at the levee, another group has been arrived moments ago and they will be transported and screened and that's part of the situation here since the middle of april, neil. they have processed over 30,000 migrants, mostly venezuelans in this very location alone. now, let me show you the fact that this happens day and night. look at this exclusive footage. our drone team shot early in the morning around 5 a.m. the u.s. side on the bottom. mexico on the other side and the my fwrants migrants coming in darkness, 2, 300 large. and we can show you the migrants crossing on rafts. a little closer look at the river, how dangerou

good morning, i'm griff jenkins. >> julie: that's a bit of an understatement. they agree on nothing. welcome to fox news live and thank you for joining us on memorial day sunday. that was my phone. house lawmakers got their hands on the bill yesterday. speaker mccarthy has promised them 72 hours to read it before a vote. >> the bill would cap spending and avoiding a default. the deal is drawing criticism from the left and right. the president and the speaker are framing it as a win/win. >> president biden: it takes a threat of cast as trophy to fall off the table and the agreement also represents a compromise which means no one got everything they want. that's the responsibility of governing. >> you got work requirements that people out of poverty into jobs. you have reforms that we can build things, cut the red tape. we capped so the president can't just spend money wildly. we're spending less than we spent last year. that hasn't happened in congress. >> julie: grover norquist is here with reaction. first to mark meredith in washington. >> good morning. presid

his heart broken cia told our own griff jenkins what happened next. >> if he doesn't come out we're going in and get them t they said nobody's coming to my house and he said if they're not going to fight you're going to fight. >> a there's 16 year old son trying to save his dad near the attacks but could not stop it. >> he looked over and he could just see his dad laying there not moving and the other adult still hitting and then hitting and then hitting them. this is where he ultimately, the fight ended. >> the stains there, it was quite a bloody season. >> it was. >> laura: the next day he was dead and the chaos surrounding the cat on the family's ring camera. >> the onlyning that i've seen was, my son opens the door my youngest is 12 and i can hear him creeping daddy, daddy, daddy and runs out past the door as fast as possible and runs to my dad's side and my 14 year old has his friend in his hand calling out 911. usual spush. >> laura: now despite knowing exactly who these attackers are and the adults with them police have yet to make an arrest. >> do you believe that those adults sho

griff jenkins in washington, d.c. >> dana: let's have debate.lican presidential candidate has a new proposal raising the voting age to 25 unless 18-year-olds meet certain requirements. here is what he said. >> you can vote at 18 if you either do service to this country six months in the military or six months as a first responder, or else at least pass the same civics test that we make an immigrant pass to actually become a voting citizen in this country. >> dana: what do younger americans think about this? we are at byu and we are with a student at florida state university. the "new york post" said this. raiseings the voting age to 25 is a terrible idea that will hurt gen z. i vigorously the problem he sites. lack of civics knowledge and declining youth patriotism are your urgent issues. >> i'm 21 years old and i agree with the author of that article. i truly believe that americans and especially americans my age should be more involved but taking away the right to vote isn't the way to get them more involved, i don't think magically by the tim

griff jenkins live in brownsville, texas again today for the news. griff, hello. >> good morning.hat development is very significant. all hands on deck here at the border. but it is worth pointing out what's under consideration at the pentagon broken by our colleague jennifer griffin these active duty troops, 1500 or so would be under a transport or administrative non-law enforcement role. that would be different than how governor abbott is using the texas national guard and air guard under operation lone star. those troops are on the border. these troops under this active duty plan from the pentagon would be administrative to free up border patrol agents. meanwhile we heard yesterday from the podium at the white house spokeswoman karine jean-pierre saying that illegal immigration is down 90%. let me go to our drone in the sky right now and show you the images that completely contrast that. nothing could be further from the truth that they are down 90%. you can see the line of migrants here, majority of them venezuelan. we have had them coming here in this sector alone in the last

>> bret: griff jenkins along the border in brownsville.pset about the restroom remodeling at their children's public school. we will bring to you northern virginia. first, beyond our borders tonight. french police use tear gas to disperse people in downtown paris. thousands marching in one of the country's biggest mayday demonstrations in years. many are upset with president emmanuel macron's recent move to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. turkey's president says his military has killed the leader of the islamic state group during operation in syria. erdogan says killed in the a strike conducted saturday. and t this is a live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight marketing intensifies surrounding next weekend's coronation of king charles iii. retailers selling mugs, plates, tea towels and even teddy bears. the ceremony is scheduled for saturday at windsor castle. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery wi

griff jenkins with more. >> good morning. it's one of washington's most important memorial. national law enforcement officers memorial. on the walls are inscribed the names of more than 23,000 law enforcement heroes who died in the line of duty breaking up behind me an event just ended honoring f.b.i. agents. in the last hour we can show you video, attorney general merrick garland laid a wreath alongside the deputy attorney general lisa monaco. he met with the fund that you played the sound bite coming in. and it comes by the way when police departments are suffering across the country when it comes to recruitment, retention and funding. here in d.c. let me show you just how bad the situation is. you've got crime, violent crime up 10%. homicides up 15%. robberies up 12%. yet we lost some 450 cops on the d.c. police force in the last three years. we spoke moments ago to the police union representative for d.c. police and here is what he says. >> we need to bring the rhetoric down regarding policing and make it a more attractive job again. we do it by having fully supported by

. >> sandra: right to it with national correspondent griff jenkins, there in brownsville, texas for us near the border. how are border officials preparing for this surge? >> good afternoon, sandra. they are preparing by surging resources. you can see brownsville city trucks bringing in supplies, stood up camp monument here. we are at ground 0. the last 24 hours, 2,261 migrants encountered here. drone footage shot a few hours ago, you can see the area where they are surging resources, building temporary sites and this group of migrants, more than 150, the majority of which are venezuelans, that's what we are getting here, and that is really why this area is ground 0 for this surge that is coming well ahead of title 42 lifting in ten days. now, fox news got an exclusive look along the river, take a look at this next piece of video. we can show you, you can see the texas dps troopers along with the national guard, trying to help people out on the river on the other side, the massive migrant camp is sending migrants across all day long, 24 hours a day. that is why there are so many resourc

griff jenkins is in brownsville, texas tonight. are surging resources trying to stem the tide of migrants already arriving in massive numbers ahead of next week's lifting of title 42. including a temporary border patrol processing facility dubbed camp monument. enhanced razor wire along the river border and a makeshift gate and a busy crossing area where texas dps tries to limit the groups to 200 at a time in addition teams texas state troopers and guard who have the ability for crowd management as well as mass migration response have been put in place. >> in brownsville, residents are angry and worried. >> well, it's actually very scary because we have never seen anything like this before in our city. >> one mother is concerned about migrants being released into the community with nothing more than personal belongings and processing papers. >> i was picking up my son from his school about 12:45 in the afternoon and three young men with their manila folders were just meandering around walking by. you tell me what parent wouldn't be

i'm griff jenkins.he president spends the weekend at camp david amid the numbers. and we have chad on capitol hill and we saw you in the video chasing house speaker mccarthy. >> they're aimed to get bill texted today, and mccarthy says it will not be a long, thousand page bill. they're close, but they're not there yet. >> i think we're all tired, that doesn't mean that we're willing to take something that's not acceptable. nothing is done. all the interplay at the table makes even a short list more complex. >> fox was told permitting reform for energy projects is out, but mccarthy contends that's not finalized. conservatives will need major buy-ins on spending to get their vote. it's believed that liberals and conservatives will vote no. >> if it's going to be a $4 trillion raise we're going to need to see something on the other side of the ledger. we agreed to $1.5 for the things that we had on the ledger if. they're going to more than double that, my goodness, doesn't it seem reasonable to see where e

for that and more griff jenkins in washington, d.c. good morning. >> good morning. if you think about it, we began this week with this stunning durham report. after four years and 300 pages we end with more questions involving the clintons and the clinton foundation. top brass in the f.b.i. shut down all four investigations. now there are calls to reopen or launch newap durham's report showed in that one instance the f.b.i. was investigating claims beginning in late 2014 from a quote well-placed confidential source that not one, but two foreign governments were seeking to buy influence with hillary through illegal donations during her campaign. in the three other cases investigations launched in early 2016 by f.b.i. field offices in arkansas, new york and washington, d.c. probing possible criminal activity by the clinton foundation. durham notes the different way in which the f.b.i. approached the clinton investigations compared to the trump one dubbed crossfire hurricane. durham writes this. this manner in which the f.b.i. opened and investigated hurricane based on

you know, griff jenkins, our griff jenkins is a big surfer but i think, you know, that little doggy coulds money. he's a better surfer than my charlie. charlie doesn't surf. >> sandra: i imagine you are a surfer, too, john, am i wrong? >> john: yes, you are wrong. i can wake board and water ski, no surfing for me. >> sandra: maybe you ought to give it a try, never too late. he looks very proud of himself. congratulations to charlie. add another hat to the ring, one prominent republican announced, how does it affect the overall 2024 landscape? the number of shark attacks on the rise on southern beaches. as with we approach the summer season, what exactly do you need to know? all that and a whole lot more, including dr. gavin nayler, taylor riggs, and john levine coming up in a brand-new hour. i was tired of throwing money down the rent drain, so to speak. after watching the admiral that just made up my mind, i said, i'm calling newday usa tomorrow. 70 more dollars over my rent. i'm actually owning my own home because newday usa focuses on the va homeloan benefit. that's their expertise. i

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griff jenkins has alleged in brownsville, texas.n for our viewers tuning and there was a fatal car incident. it was happening here just in front of a shelter that largely houses of migrants. that is why there's so much concern here. let me step out the way light looked on the river a few miles of actual border. at this busy intersection on the left side of your screen is a building that houses about 100 -- 200 migrants. obviously it is at capacity right now the surge of migrants coming to brownsville we have been showing you all week long. there are 8:30 a.m. this morning a vehicle drove up on the curb on the other side of the street there is a bus stop. a lot of migrants were gathered out there migrants regularly take the laln head to the other places in the country where they're going 200 multiple witnesses that saw him or migrants told us there were migrants among the deceased. seven have been confirmed dead. there are multiple injured were waiting to fight off the local brownsville pd we spoke about half hour go to the investiga

in washington, griff jenkins. fox news.ed now being sued by his former company , the effort to recover hundreds of millions of dollars. they had a deep, deepening marine layer is going to visit us this weekend. what's it mean for your saturday and sunday the forecast straight ahead first, though, in two minutes another round of layoffs about to hit facebook's parent company, meta when those cuts are set to beg . menlo park based company told employees today. the latest round of cuts will come next week. ceo mark zuckerberg announced these layoffs back in march, but the exact timing was unclear about 6000 workers are expected to be laid off. this follows 4000 job cuts last month cut back in november. zuckerberg says the layoffs are part of a restructuring plan to keep the company working efficiently. president biden at his summit in japan, while lawmakers in dc still working on a debt ceiling deal as lauren blanchard reports, the speaker of the house says. he hopes to have a deal very soon. president biden spent thursday in

griff jenkins is live in washington and has the story. what are we learning from the chinese scientist and who exactly is this fella? >> yeah, good afternoon, john, great question. he was china's counterpart to our dr. walensky, more importantly, the highest chinese official to float the lab leak theory. chinese government may have taken the lab leak theory more seriously than public statements implied and some kind of formal investigation was conducted at the wuhan institute for virology. now he says this, you can always suspect anything that science don't rule anything out, he adds "the government organized something" but he notes it did not involve his china cdc branch and he heard the lab was cleared of wrongdoing. >> there's a gag order on chinese scientists preventing them from saying or writing anything about covid origin. so this is tricky and there are very legitimate respectable scientists in china, they cannot speak as freely as they would like because of this intense political control, so it's significant he is saying somethin

i'm tammy bruce along with griff jenkins, sara carter and raymond arroyo, and welcome to "the big saturdayw." taylor swift has a message for her adoring young fans to want to to see her in convert -- concert this her me mole day weekend, you're on your own kid. ticketses are going for as much as $18,000 a pop, and the cheapest is around $1,000. any swiftie knows the staggering price of a ticket all too well. many of them, just like here in nashville, gathering outside of the stadium to listen to the taylor swift because heir not ready to -- they're not ready to shake it off. but new jersey state police posting this warning on instagram -- yes, they have an instagram -- that they would only allow people with tickets into the surrounding parking lots saying, quote, sorry, swifties, no ticket, no taylor-gating. perhaps swift fans are asking why you gotta be so mean. [laughter] well, we might have the answer here, and i'm going to start with griff jenkins -- [laughter] because, you know, if you were going to do some taylor-gating because you might because you love her and your family loves her

as griff jenkins reports. the remarks come after a meeting between president biden and the house speaker kevin mccarthy yesterday. just nine days to go and still no agreement between the white house and congressional republicans over raising the nation's debt limit. president biden in house speaker kevin mccarthy met in the oval office monday night, but both sides remain at odds over how to reduce the budget deficit. the president releasing his statement quote while there are areas of disagreement, the speaker and i in his lead negotiators, chairman mckendry and congressman graves and our staffs will continue to discuss the path forward. gop lawmakers are demanding cuts to future spending but not defense in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. the white house has called for tax increases as part of the deal, speaker mccarthy said despite monday's talks, philosophical differences remain . the tone tonight was better than any other time. we've had discussions. we both know we've walked through this for a long

thanks so much, griff jenkins. >> thanks, howie.er carlson who, as you know, parking lotted company with fox news recently, has announced he's starting a new show on twitter. in a video, he ripped the media as full of lies and propaganda and called twitter the last big platform that allows free speech. elon musk, who was interview by carlson last month, was quick to say that he hadn't signed any deal with him, that carlson is subject to the same rules and rewards as any content creator. the twitter owner also saying he hopes some on the left will generate more content as well. the question is urn a contract with fox that is reported to run through the end of next year and pay him tens of millions of dollars, would tucker be in violation of the non-compete clause if he appears on twitter as opposed to a rival cable channel? that, at the moment, is unclear. a fox news spokesperson declined to comment. elon musk also naming a ceo, or finally, and taking some flak on that as well. >>> next on "mediabuzz," huge media coverage for e. jean

griff jenkins, ktvu, fox two news.lation is causing financial hardship for their household, according to the latest gallup poll. 61% of americans say recent price increases have caused financial hardship for their household. that's up 6% from the last reading in november. those polls say inflation is a tough financial problem for their home , followed by monthly mortgage or rent and then debt. a new study shows most americans don't have the financial resources to cover surprise, expensive $400 only 35% of those surveyed by the morning consult said they would be able to make a $400 payment with cash. the study shows many americans could be pushed into taking on more debt by relatively commonplace event like the need to repair a car or appliance or a medical bill. getting to a place where an emergency won't break. the bank is one of the goals of the south pacific islander organization nonprofit that works to democratize pacific islanders, access to higher education and economic opportunities on a global scale. we're so h

again, that according to fox news reporters griff jenkins.nd we also saw that retweeted ,in fact, by bill meluzin. we could always tell you this whenever we cover stories like t this, lj, we want to be carefuln and not get too far out in front of what law enforcement might have, because usualley int a circumstance like this, therep are layers to the story.e i and what we hope and this, again, is assuming what we have understood is true, which is the fbi will have some sort of a news conference at least de that's according to the d.a. on the ground there. and so if that does happen we' again, that according to brandon todd, dylanearn, we'll learn a lot more about .to bhis all went down >> and we're certainly going to bring you that. if w.e get it. >> kevin calk, thanks so much.jn jonathan fauci, he is the former director and he joins us now to react. jonathan , thanks so much for joining the program. if that elite unit i mean, it's just not a bunch of bortacal agents that are just living all across the country. somehey had enough time to get t

to fight his heartbroken hifiancee told our own griff jenkins what happened next. >> ir f he doesn'tome out,'r we're going to get in to getg to them. and their dad was like, nobody's coming in the house. so then they said, well, ify he's not going to fight, you're going to fight. and that's when all broke loose. right. >> ahere'sd son tried to save his dad during the attack, but could not stop it. >> he looked over and he could d just see his dad lying there, te not moving. and the other adult still hitting him and hitting him and hitting them. this is where he ultimately the fight ended in the statesth, here. was quite a bloody scene was the next day, right? >> was dad. and the chaos surroundingunding the attack was caughtca on the family's ring camera. >> the only thing that i've seen was my son. i opens the door. my youngest son's 12 years old, and i can hear him screaming ,, daddy, daddy, daddy. and he just runs out the door as fast as possible and justibld rushes to his dad's side. m and my 12 year old has thiss fre phone on . my 14 year old has this phonendi in his hand calling

griff jenkins has more from the border. >> griff: in brownsville, it is ground zero for the uptick in surge of migrants and we're getting that first-hand look at what is quite eye-opening. as border officials brace for lifting of title 42 in less than two weeks, fox has exclusive look at the surge that has already arrived on the banks of the rio grande in brownsville across from mexico. you can see the texas state trooper here working this line, they can't stop them, the least they can do is save their lives. these venezuelan men making it to the u.s. side, exhausted and overcome with emotion. >> two months, crossing two jungles and ifr ares, dealing with criminals, the lord brought us to tranquillity to have food for us and our family. >> griff: local brownsville officials are working to surge resources. >> everybody is working together to make sure we're processing and getting things done as peaceful and orderly as possible. >> griff: numbers are staggering, agents encountered 22,000 migrants in the last 72 hours issue leading three border cities to declare states of emergency. brow

teso griff jenkins is on the ground. he has the very latest downthis there. griff, how long do we expect till this presser? g to well, sean, we're waiting and i guess they're trying to get all their ducks in line beforec they put out the public statement, because obviouslyeopw people are very excited to gethe this news and they want all the details. se they have to cross the t'sl and dot the i's. but already we are startingg to see on social media f some videos and it appearsox and what we're seeing from ate s least our fox affiliate in houston, that they really did take this guy cuffs on into custody without incident. us, you see the bortac agents and for people just joining, this is the border patrol special elite unit. they're headquartered out of el paso, but the border patrol, bortac members and agents are from all the different sectors. perhaps some will be from rgv, perhaps some will be from the del rio sector.l but they areri in this apparenty residential area where they found this guy hiding,k francisco oropesa, and they took him without incident inci

. >> brian: griff jenkins joins us. >> griff: good morning, we are at the national law enforcement officersmost sacred memorials we have here. i want to show you, it is guarded by lions and names of heroes who died in the line of duty. encryption from proverbs. righteous are bold as a lion. it comes when the state of u.s. law enforcement is suffering from standpoint of retention, recruitment and funding. defund police movement has had a negative impact. in new york, you are seeing resignations more so than ever. in d.c., violent crime up 10%, homicides up 15%, robberies up 12%. we lost 450 cops in the last three years. add forces across the country from austin, to seattle to chicago, los angeles, phil and he san francisco all down. the marshal project studies these things and reports a loss of 18,000 officers since 2020. the ceo of the memorial fund had this to say. >> crime is up. recruitment is down. this isn't a hard problem to figure out. it is actually rather easy. figure out what is at the core and the core is government that is not supporting law enforcement. we need to fix it. >> sh

griff jenkins has the latest. >> griff: house judiciary chairman jim jordan is the latest and wasting no time in the wake of this report to announce he asked the doa to make john durham available to testify over his work which led him to conclude that the investigation should have never launched and did not show politically motivated evident. he writes, the doj and fbi fail to uphold strict fidelity to the law. senior personnel d displayed lak of -- politically affiliated persons and entities and durham concluding there was predisposition to open investigation into trump based on leads provided or funded by trump opponents. durham saying the ploy by hillary clinton campaign felt short of amounting to provable criminal offense. the fbi said the conduct was the reason that current fbi leadership implemented corrective action, had the reforms been in place issue the missteps could have been prevented. the former president was quick to respond demanding people be held accountable. including james comey. trump telling fox news, i and the american public have been victims of this long-runni

. >> rachel: griff jenkins has the latest. od morning. >> griff: i learned of a operation confidential at the border and notified our team in el paso and stunned to get a pres release announcing it. cbp and ice will conduct in el paso and process individuals for vetting and placement in title 42 expulsion as applicable. noncitizens will be transferred to ice for detention. stunned and angered border patrol union said nothing like announcing dangerous people will be arrested while warning them where to run and hide to avoid arrest. joke, pr stunt, do not behave this way. this is the most unprecedented surge we've seen in history. 500 plus, 90% were venezuelans. this was shot during my last live shot on sunday afternoon. never in my life have i seen lines this long and i've been covering the border 10 years. border patrol agents say it is now about to go higher. listen. >> i think come thursday, it will be it is biggest we've seen, more and more people are mobilizing to come across and our administration and government is not doi

. ♪ big news, title 42 will be lifted one week from today so griff jenkins in brownsville, texas therethe border. griff is with us now. brownsville has been overwhelmed daily by the migrant search. secretary mayorkas is going to the border, he's going today. what's he going to do? >> i hope he comes here good morning. if he comes to the border and doesn't visit brownsville, which is ground zero it would be equivalent going to paris and missing the i eiffel tower. we'll show you what's missing every day, all day, you can see this large group lined up, there are hundreds, the majority continuing from venezuela. they will be screened, processed and transported out. the cut down to the efficiency of an assembly line almost like an amazon efficiency here and they are continuing to come in droves but i want to show you exclusive outage, we went across on the mexican side with our fox team exclusive images. it continues to swell as we get closer to the title 42 lifting, there are more and more migrants coming all the way down this is in part of mexico issuing more and more temporary visas the

. >> you heard her there, and we were down at the border, griff jenkins filled in for todd on monday and at 4 or 5:00 a.m., there were buses of illegal immigrants going behind him and you have mayor eric adams of new york city, who was throwing a fit because abbott was bussing migrants up to new york city. they don't have resources for it, so how unprepared are we for title 42 to end? >> we are wholly unprepared and i'm glad you brought up eric adams, it is breath-taking, when you think about it, eric adams and lori lightfoot and democrats that have been sanctuary city leaders, they will not kick out the most serious criminals over to ice and are complaining about the cost of this and not bearing their share of the cost of this in terms of housing, schools, medical care, any of that, for him to be complaining, it is breathtaking, his lack of awareness or hypocrisy is amazing on this. we're unprepared and senator sinema is right. they were trying to get rid of title 42 two years ago, they fought every step of the way. they wanted this to happen, they are unprepared and they are going

good morning, i'm griff jenkins. >> julie: that's a bit of an understatement.fox news live and thank you for joining us on memorial day sunday. that was my phone. house lawmakers got their hands on the bill yesterday.

we're going to go live to texas where fox's griffe jenkins is standing by. >> i can tell you, there's a sigh of relief and lot of pride running through border patrol agents from coast-to-coast. they have agents all over the place. we're in the rgv sector, i'm in brownsville, five hours south where cleveland, texas, where the murders happened. they were concerned that oropeza was trying to get back to mexico. what we know how about how it went down, i'm getting details. we'll find out in the press conference. what my sources telling me, about 6:15 local time in texas, they got a tip about a resident in conroe, texas. you mentioned about 25 miles west of cleveland where the murders happened. by 6:30 local, they arrived at the resident, were given consent to search the resident, which is in this video that you seen here. about five minutes later, they exited the resident with oropeza in custody. tonight there's a lot of pride. they are really proud in they are happy that it was their guys to save the day. i should give you a background if you remember, laura, back to the uvalde school sh

griff jenkins has the latest for us. griff: what a week ending with renews calls for new clinton investigation and questions whether john durham will test -l testify why top fbi brass shut down four investigations into the clintons. one was investigating claims of two foreign governments seeking influence with hillary via illegal donations and three illegal donations into the clinton foundation run by field offices. even ignoring evidence given to the fbi about a clinton plan to vilify trump. durham writes this. unlike the fbi's opening of a full investigation of unknown members of the trump campaign based on raw uncorroborated information, the fbi never opened any inquiry, employed analytical personnel or produced analytical products in connection with the information. former attorney general bill barr had this reaction later. >> there appear to different standards. one that applied to trump and one that applied to other cases of hillary clinton, very clear and specific allegations of foreign influence attempts. griff: w

that's where you'll find griff jenkins. hi, griff. >> that surge coming in nine days. guess what? it's already here. that's why border officials are applauding the fact another 1,500 troops will come down here and assist and transport in an administrative role. when you have these surges, logistics are a big part of getting it under control. let's take you to the sky drone, this is brownsville, ground zero for the surge right now. what you're looking at is cam n monument. the blue and white tent. along the road here, the buses pull down and they get the migrants which are coming in droves. more than 2,100 migrants were in this camp right where i'm standing. usually they have 200 or 300. we've been on the river. let's show you migrants, 90% are venezuelan with the split screen. you can see the texas dps officers, the next national guard, border patrol trying to deal with. the other said, there's women and children getting on his crafts crossing dangerous currents. they're coming in unprecedented numbers here. at the same time, we have the white house, press secretary jean-pierre sa

griff jenkins in brownsville, texas. the troops are not going to detain anybody, are they?ey are not in its welcome news. you can see a group of seven migrants over my shoulder, they laughed and talked to us, they been traveling month and if we can go to the drone, you can see how much that arrived behind me, brownsville is ground zero for this migrant search and to seek border patrol and officials here that streamlined the encountering processing and ultimately transforming out of these migrants and it's frustrating local residents, they say this administration has turned border officials into a walkman committee discussed locals here quite upset but you can see you've got it under control because we know one week from tomorrow when title 42 lives, these groups will going to be increasingly much larger and that's why it's such a strain on resources here and why active-duty troops are only doing admin part of transporting and won't do anything to deter migrants from coming, they are coming regardless. there was some reaction to the troops locally, they are welcoming every h

you're watching "fox and friends first," on monday morning, i'm griff jenkins in brownsville, just off the rio grande river at ground zero for this migrant crisis. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in new york, todd and carley have the day off, it was an emo emotional day yesterday. a nabber asked the man to quiet down just before midnight and the suspect allegedly opened fire on his family, killing five of the 10 people inside the home. that man who survived the shooting lost his wife and grandson in the attack. he said, i never thought he would shoot, i can't believe what he did. >> griff: a dozen agencies are searching for oropesa, officials have no leads as to his whereabouts and local authorities fear he could be anywhere. >> five people died in my county and that is why my heart is, in my county, protecting my people to the best of my ability. >> we have federal, state and local agencies trying to bring this suspect into custody so we can bring justice to the five victims and to ensure this community is safe. >> griff: they're offing an $80,000 reward for oropesa's capture. as we s

first to griff jenkins in brownsville. griff? >> good afternoon. i heard that karine jean-pierre, the spokes woman at the white house says she doesn't know what title 42 will look like when it lifts may 11th. let me help and give you an idea. we're here at ground zero at camp monument in brownsville. >> there's over 2,000 migrants a day coming to this location. nearly 15,000 in the week i've been here. they're getting better at screening, processing and transporting these migrants out. that is the problem that we're dealing with now. this is the calm before the storm. it's already overwhelming agents on the ground. let me show you also some of the humanitarian crisis. we can show you video. the migrants are in the water on flotation devices. many struggling with trying to deal with the river. some of them can't swim. that's why you have border patrol agents along with texas dps and texas national guard down on the river literally saving lives around the clock as well. we talk though to some brownsville residents, neil. they're quite angry and quite

sue fark griff jenkins is live in brownsburg, texas piazza life a deadly car crash and migrants in the ongoing migrant surge. griff, first with the car crash. do we know any motive at this time? was it intentional? what's in an accident? what are they telling you? quest but it good afternoon eric it was it intentional? you're trying to determine let's take the picture just feet behind me in a vehicle driven by one lone mail hispanic drove up on the sidewalk. log into group of individuals we now have confirmed with the officials on the seventh totality is 70 were migrants. others were injured and taken to hospitals but we can show a video from the aftermath of the scene. the reason why they're such concern right away of migrants is because right across the street literally feet away as a homeless shelter largely occupied at this moment by migrants because of the overwhelming number of migrants in brownsville. we spoke to a woman who witnessed the actual crash. she was visibly shaken telling us what happened. take a listen here. >> all the sudden barty bodies start flying all over but th

griff jenkins live from brownsville, texas. good morning, griff. >> good morning. let me connect a few dots as we can take a look again at that drone. and you have these interior cities like mayor adams and over in chicago mayor lightfoot worrying about the migrants overwhelming their cities but you have to do something with these people. here in the facilities in the rbg sector they're at 140% over capacity. as we look at this levy feet behind me you can see the orderly process that because of the migrant surge and the unprecedented numbers that we have had over the past two years, the border patrol and cbp officials have gotten better at screen, process and transport out these migrants. we get well over 2500 a day here and it is very, very difficult. this is a thought you are looking at right now. look at yesterday afternoon and even a larger group down on the river in there crossing and they walk down the line, put on buses that arrive constantly behind me. yet the news that 1500 troops were coming down is welcome to the officials here because logistics, as you