i had a bipartisan op-ed with heidi heidi camp of wyoming, specifically focused on how these regulations from the administration are going to make energy cost higher, how hundreds of thousands of people lose their jobs, and her the economy. >> let me put the question another way. what is the number one issue that congressional republicans would take up if republicans take control of the senate this fall? is there legislation that already exist that encapsulates that? >> the number one thing we want to do is get the economy going again. six years of the obama economy and obama regulations and obama taxes have not helped the economy. the first quarter of this year of 2014, there was actually a shrinkage of the u.s. economy. that has not happened for a number of years. the administration says it is supposed to grow by and the economy actually shrank and it is because of the policies of this administration. and now because of the cost of the health care law and the cost of these regulations affecting energy, it is a one-two punch for an economy that is already on the ropes. >> we're within s

homeowners questioned the amount of money the couple reported from heidi's business caring for horses and question heidi's she was paid in wine, not cash for work in local winery. and they wanted to know what happened to the money paid. miguel says all of the money was used for expenses and pay back debts. >> what did you think of having those people in the courtroom? that angry at you? >> i asked if they had anything to say to customers of mortgage modifiers who feel they have been defrauded. >> you can tell the people anything you want. you can explain anything you want. tell us what happened. >> the couple remained silent. it was a year ago in april that state authorities served a search warrant on mortgage modifier's office, seizing records and computer files the evidence has been handed over to investigators. no decision has been made on whether or not to press charges. >> 20 of us showing up. 20 victims showing up. really hopefully woke him up he's done harm to many people. >> the da said it would have no comment until after it's investigation was completed. >> thank you, michael. >> police say at a

homeowners questioned the amount of money the couple reported from heidi's business caring for horses and question heidi's claim she was paid in wine, not cash for work in local winery. and they wanted to know what happened to the money paid. miguel says all of the money was used for expenses and pay back debts. >> what did you think of having those people in the courtroom? that angry at you? >> i asked if they had anything to say to customers of mortgage modifiers who feel they have been defrauded. >> you can tell the people anything you want. you can explain anything you want. tell us what happened. >> the couple remained silent. it was a year ago in april that state authorities served a search warrant on mortgage modifier's office, seizing records and computer files the evidence has been handed over to investigators. no decision has been made on whether or not to press charges. >> 20 of us showing up. 20 victims showing up. really hopefully woke him up he's done harm to many people. >> the da said it would have no comment until after it's investigation was completed. >> thank you, michael. >> police sa

heidi is joining us from texas with more on that. heidi? >> hey, john, you are right. it is a story of desperation. especially here in this 53 mile stretch of the border where each day border patrol comes across 137 children trying to cross. let me repeat that, 137 children a day. these are the kids who are detained and usually deported but counting themselves as lucky ones because of survived. no one knows the answer to how many have disappeared in the drush and never seen again. in a south texas cemetery, scattered among the head stones and the memorials are the unknown and unmarked graves of people died seeking the american dream. hundreds of undocumented immigrants are buried here. >> bio hazard bags, garbage bags. >> lori and the team of volunteers from baylor university are exhuming the bodies in hopes of returning them to their families. this year the discoveries are especially troubling. >> they could be children. they could be children. some of the bags that we are taking out are very, very small. >> the scientists don't know for sure until the bodies are tested in the labs. with the minors crossing this year tripling the number of the child deaths are climbing as well. most of the bodies go undiscovered. >> they are small and once the skav venningers come in, and they are harder to find. that is why we are not finding many yet. >> how confident that they are out there and how many are out there? >> i can't imagine. there are so many children. >> brooks county rancher sees it firsthand. as a member of the texas border volunteers, private citizens that help the border patrol, he often rescues children lost on his land. >> we find children all of the time left behind here. they were starving to death. they hadn't had foot or watt r for days. they were in bad shape. dehydrated and throwing up. >> sometimes they find small bodies. >> there a ranch where they found a young boy dead. it is a hot day and more are dying out here. >> so why so many bodies here? 80 miles north of the border. the check point down the highway is key. the sheriff says smugglers drive the immigrants no further than this point and here is where they take off on foot through the terrain and the nearest town the 15 miles away. >> they walk all this way throughout the private property and deep sand and these kids can't keep up. the women can't keep up. >> what happens to these kids? >> they die. >> devastating. it is so wrong that this is happening and happening so long and i'm amazed that there's not public outrage. this needless loss of life and it is happening so abundantly across the border and there is a calnessous to it. >> men, women and children lives ended before the dreams even began. now what is driving this surge of minors? they are coming mostly from central america. from el savl dor and countries where there is a lot of gang violence and one of the parents is already in the united states and pay for the smugglers and pay them for the children. >> all right. heidi, thank you. the number of children crossing the border doubled since 2012 and according to an organization, estimates that ten thousand more kids will try to cross by september. this past weekend hundreds of children apprehended from central america were taken to detention centers in arizona. that is where jennifer london is tonight. jennifer? >> john, 1100 minors, children, teens, all under the age of 17 being held in arizona. the hope is that they'll spend 72 hours here. they are processed and then they'll be moved to longer stay facilities in texas and oklahoma and california. what we are talking about at this point because of the sheer number of children m coming across the border it is a humanitarian issue. we reporting on the first wave of the minors crossing in april. we met a young boy, 15 years old, he made the long and dangerous journey by himself from hon durs a. we spoke to him as he was crossing the border. >> i'm axel. i'm 15 years old. i want to see my dad and study. th

exactly the same one is labeled by henry brown and one is by heidi brown and people are much more favorable toward henry and raising questions about heidi. the same information. the same profile. these deep cultural psychological internal barriers that people have about women and girls and the women and girls have about themselves. that's a more difficult area to explore and to measure but you look at political participation in our country and you certainly know we are near half. we don't have half of the appropriations for corporate officers held by women on and on. so i think it's going to be real food for thought for both countries where there is so much work to be done to just in the oppression and the abuse and the dehumanizing of women and other countries like our own where we made so much progress but that we still have so much more we can do, no question. just to go back for second you were talking about melekian what a frustrating leader he was. you have traveled almost a million miles a secretary not to mention as senator and first lady and probably the only foreign leader has been kim jong-un speaking of bad pronunciation. th

exactly the same one is labeled by henry brown and one is by heidi brown and people are much more favorable toward henry and raising questions about heidi. the same information. the same profile. these deep cultural psychological internal barriers that people have about women and girls and the women and girls have about themselves. that's a more difficult area to explore and to measure but you look at political participation in our country and you certainly know we are near half. we don't have half of the appropriations for corporate officers held by women on and on. so i think it's going to be real food for thought for both countries where there is so much work to be done to just in the oppression and the abuse and the dehumanizing of women and other countries like our own where we made so much progress but that we still have so much more we can do, no question. just to go back for second you were talking about melekian what a frustrating leader he was. you have traveled almost a million miles a secretary not to mention as senator and first lady and probably the only foreign leader has been kim jong-un speaking of bad pronunciation. th

heidi was the high scoring player in this game. >> how did the game go. >> really really good and exci exciting. >> reporter: heidi feeted in the specialics for the past 18 years. >> what do you love about it? >> meet new friends and meet different people did from different states and country. >> reporter: basketball is a number of athletic competitions that go underway during the 2014 sew special olympic games in new jersey. they hit homeruns in baseball, scored goals in soccer and played tight matches on the tennis courts. these games, of course, are about much more than just the final score. these competitions give those with intellectual disabilities a chance to feel included. >> sean very extra veried after all of this and work wig all of these ladies she's just become a bigger person. her and all of them have grown so much together and just like it's great to watch. >> reporter: she helps coach the special olympics team that her sister is on. she says she has seen first hand how it has changed her sister's life. >> how did you play? >> eh, awesome. >> i think it's great. i mean it just joins the community together as whole and i

heidi, i think we have a sense. can you imagine a 10, 11, 5-year-old kid being dropped over there with that roar going on, with that busy -- it's a nightmare. heidi for us in brooks county, texas. appreciate it. thank you. >>> two people are dead after a gunman opened fire at a high school in oregon today. it happened in troutdale about 15 miles east of portland. police responded to gunshots at reynolds high school early this morning. tactical teams evacuated staff and students. one student was injured and treated at the scene. >> a gunman entered the high school this morning, shot one student. unfortunately, that student has died. the gunman was located, and the gunman is also deceased. >> tomorrow was scheduled to be the last day of school at r reynolds high. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is talking about a run for president. she says the benghazi controversy gives her more reason to get back to the campaign trail. that's next. >>> frequent flyer changes. united new rules on racking up free miles. that's next. if i told you that a free ten-second test could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads yo