en laredo, cinco personas perdieron la vida en los Últimos dÍas.e estÉn trabajando aquÍ, cuando sea necesario hagan rescates. pedro: en los campos y en el rÍo se notifica las autoridades locales para determinar las causas de la muerte e identificarlos. >> trabajamos en conjunto con el condado tratando de identificar por lo menos la familia en su paÍs, centro amÉrica, méxico lo que sea, que por lo menos pueden saber quÉ habÍa pasado con sus seres queridos. pedro: las muertes se producen en medio de un fenÓmeno climÁtico conocido en el sur de texas como la canÍcula. ocurre durante los 40 dÍas mÁs cÁlidos del aÑo. el >> algunas personas creen que las heridas no sanan de igual manera en esta Época del aÑo. existen otras creencias, por las cuales las personas consideran no hacer actividades de manera comÚn. pedro: mientras se mantenga las altas temperaturas en la frontera, la posibilidad de mÁs muertes en la zona serÁn bastante grandes. >> hablamos con sin precinto seguridad que a lo mejor vamos a ver mÁs muertes aquÍ. pedro: martes pueden ocurrir en el

just over a week ago, a human smuggler was arrested at laredo for locking 178 illegal aliens inside a trailer. the border patrol agent who caught the accused likely really save many lives. he is here with us. where is adrian? he is here with us. thank you, adrian. great job, thank you. that's a lot of lives. that's great. a drink, i want to ask your question. come here, you're not nervous, , i want to ask a question. you saved 78 people. how did you feel that there were people in that trailer? [laughter] pres. trump: he didn't know he was going to do this. >> first of all, thank you for land me to come from laredo. border patrol, thank you as well. thell started that day, vehicle was referred to secondary and once a vehicle is referred to sacred cash to secondary -- once a vehicle is referred to secondary, it moves to a checkpoint. the 30 mile marker is a mile north of the checkpoint. subsequently i went out there and [indiscernible] and the canine alerted. subsequently i opened the latch on the back of the tractor-trailer and revealed a lot of subjects. i quickly asked for backup and

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just over a week ago, human smuggler was arrested in laredo, for locking and really locking a horriblegal aliens inside of a trailer. the border patrol agent who caught the accused and likely really saved many lives, he's here with us and adrian. where is adrian? adrian is here with us. thank you, adrian. great job. thank you. a lot of lives. [applause] >> president trump: that's great. adrian, come here, i want to ask you a question. so how -- come here, you're not nervous, right? speaks perfect english. come here, i want to ask you about that, 78 lives. you saved 78 people. so how did you feel that there were people in that trailer? a lot of trailers. please. [laughter] >> president trump: he didn't know he was going to do this, just of interest. >> first of all, thank you for allowing me to come from laredo, on behalf of border patrol, thank you, as well. it all started that day, i had a calendar, vehicle referred to secondary and once vehicle is referred to secondary, sorry, truck referred to secondary, the vehicle proceeded to elude the checkpoint. shortly after, the vehicle was s

la hice que la policÍa la entregÓ hay migraciÓn con sus dos hermanas en la frontera de nuevo laredo, perseguidos en -- los centroamericanos son perseguidos en mÉxico. >> son 4000 kilÓmetros, casi 3000 kilÓmetros desde chiapas. pedro: asÍ serÁ mientras el muro de trump siga sido titulares en el mundo y el muro mexicano seguirÁ siendo ignorado. ilia: es difÍcil vivir esos paÍses, es difícil atravesar por mÉxico. ademÁs, difÍcil llegar a los estados unidos y enfrentar la separaciÓn de familias. enrique: si criticamos la polÍtica migratoriaen estados unidos, hay muchÍsimo quÉ criticar de la polÍtica migratoria y del trato que el gobierno mexicano da a los migrantes centroamericanos. ilia: es uno de los grandes retos del gobierno de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. terminamos, buenas noches. enrique: los esperamos, no se vayan a dormir muy temprano.

in fact laredo and. one in the same city divided by a river and by two different flags. at dusk the brownsville border post is filled with young people who study in the united states but live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheap despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. is complete with all of them i. think it's going to. defend people always oh i just get the vocals i think and think i mean you know what i mean because i think. that is what. i've lived. the lead. in the art. world lead. we'll. you. please please please. they security crisis in afghanistan worsens a suicide bomb attack in the capital claims the lives of at least forty eight civilians it comes after a taliban attack on the security based on the same day reportedly killing forty five. or so to come donald trump provokes the security clearance of former cia director john brennan the white house says the president is looking into also revoking security clearances of several other high profile figures linked with the intelligence community. and the

just over a week ago a human smuggler was arrested in laredo for locking and really locking a horriblelegal aliens inside of a trailer. the border patrol agent who caught the accused and likely really saved many lives, he's here with us and adrian, where's adrian. adrian is here with us. thank you, adrian. great job. thank you. that's a lot of lives. that's great. adrian, come here, i want to ask you a question. how did you -- come here. you're not nervous, right? speaks perfect english. come here, i want to ask you about that. 78 lives. you saved 78 people. so how did you feel, there were people in that trailer. please. he didn't know he was going to do this, but it's just of interest. >> first of all, thank you for allowing me to come from laredo on behalf of border patrol, thank you as well. it all started that day i had a can alert. the vehicle was referred to secondary and once a vehicle is referred to secondary or a tractor-trailer was referred to secondary, the vehicle proceeded to elude and flee the checkpoint. shortly after the vehicle was stopped at approximately the 30 mile

in fact laredo and no. one in the same city divided by a river and by two different flags. are actually going to. work. at dusk the brownsville boat opposed to filled with young people who study in the united states but live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheaper despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. i. think it's going to be. defending people always oh i just get the brokenness i think and think i mean does he know what i mean because i think. that is what. it's a very rough terrain you're so it's rough climates and you have to fight to be able to live in a flat. it was gunshots on top of them and it's all very fresh what happened in there may well have been even not. going well back up for me you know i don't want to see it but a body in the true and is ready to participate in the good. old to live good wouldn't. you don't think about this if this all goes on no you go through it like any other and other patients. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefe

just over a week ago, human smuggler was arrested in laredo for locking and really locking a horrible 78 illegal aliens inside of a trailer. the border patrol agent who caught the accused and likely really saved many lives, he's here with us and adrian, where is adrian? adrian's here with us. thank you, adrian. great job. thank you. it's a lot of lives. that's great. adrian, come here. i want to ask you a question. so how did you -- come here. you're not nervous, right? speaks perfect english. you saved 78 people. so how did you feel that there were people in that trailer? lot of trailers around. please. he didn't know he was going to do this. >> first of all, thank you for allowing me to come and be on border patrol. it all started that day, i had an alert, vehicle was referred to secondary and when people refer to secondary, the vehicle proceeded to elude the checkpoint. shortly after, the people were stopped at the approximate 30 mile marker which is a mile north of the checkpoint. subsequently, i went out there and i ran the dogs, a search of the vehicle, tractor trailer and once

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mall in washington, d.c., very close to the capital, it's open 7 days a week, next call is joe in laredo, texas, hi, joe. >> hi, good morning. the previous caller almost stole my question which is i'd like for you to comment on the inclusion and then the exclusion of angels in the bible and i'm hanging up so i can hear you through the tv. >> angels in the bible. >> yeah, the hebrew bible has had, you know, this early idea of angels throughout literature and christian literature as well would have continued that tradition. i mean, you know, during the second temple time period of jewish writings you had this development of apock -- apocalyptic and dimension and that will tie into later on with the questions about how that relates to sort of a messianic tradition. i think that the actual angels, demons, that was probably a regular concept but did develop a bit more in the second temple period and, you know, continues to be a fascinating topic today. again, tieing back to literature, it's an area where we don't necessarily see so it's fruitful for imagination and even we were talking a litt

el calor extremo la frontera sur cobra vidas, sÓlo en laredo cinco personas fallecieron en los Últimosos. >> para una de grande no estÁ bien todo eso que hacen. >> es ridÍculo, es inmoral. hay que acabar con eso. nunca vamos avanzar en nada. reportera: los cambios suceden en la que es considerada una de la ciudad de mÁs conservadoras de mÉxico. tambiÉn establece que los policÍas de la ciudad no podrÁn evitar que la prensa realice su trabajo en vÍa pÚblica. prÁctica comÚn que algunos oficiales taparan lentes de la cÁmara y arrebataran telÉfonos celulares porque no le gustaba lo que se grababa en los incidentes callejeros. satcha:los veo un poco consternados con esta noticia. >> me identifiquÉ un poco porque cuando estaba entrando en la universidad, casi un adolescente, estaba con mi novia y un policÍa me tocÓ la ventana y ve dijo que o lo acompaÑaba a un cajero a sacar dinero para que no se llevara a mi novia y a mi por separado. tuve que ir y darle dinero. fue una experiencia muy traumÁtica y un abuso por parte de los policÍas. me da gusto que pongan ese freno. karla: tiene que haber u

big cities like mcallen, brownsville, laredo, they come and disappear in the city easily, we need thethose borders to push them into no-man's land where they're easy to spot by air and easy to pick up. they come through the big areas, stuart. that is where we need the walls to protect us. stuart: back to my original question. i want to sum it up, you say yes, shut down the government if that is the price of building the wall? >> what i say, look that is the president's decision but i focus on texas. i'm for the president doing whatever it takes to get this wall funded and build this wall to protect our border. i will let him make the decision. he has been right virtually on every decision he made. his final decision on negotiation i will leave to him but i will tell you they underestimate him if they think he is going to back down. the american people, i have seen it in poll after poll, i heard it from people everywhere, republicans, independents, democrats they know this must end. if the democrats think they can call his bluff on this, use this in november, they will find out it's a

he recently arrested a smuggler in laredo.t of that event available c-span.org if you want to see it. jim is next from new york. hello. love this president. he is doing a great job. i don't know what this country or my town would look like if this guy wasn't in office. with -- iis over one don't know if they are illegal immigrants or not, but i would love to know where all of these liberal, hard bleeding democrats are living because they are not here in this town. host: when you hear the president praised these agencie, what goes -- praise these agencies, what goes through your mind? caller: can you repeat the beginning of that question? host: what about the work of these agency the president highlighted yesterday -- these agencies the president highlighted yesterday? caller: i wish they would send over here. i wish i had their phone number because this place is a disaster. every weekend for the last 12 years, they started coming in here. i don't know if they are illegal or not. they blast these parties that are so loud. you p