. >> we, the people of laredo, a proud texas city, cannot allow any of you to take advantage of us anyhank you. >> we will have a crisis in our hands if ethylene oxide were to go away entirely. >> reporter: those caught in the crosshairs, people living in the shadows of the facilities. how big a concern is it? >> well, with epa, environmental protection agency, if they're concerned, that's major. because so many people that i know within my family live in this area, have died of cancer or have cancer now. they are sick. >> byron: this pains you? >> yes. because it doesn't have to be like this. >> byron: those potentially impacted by eto exposure most likely live in working-class neighborhoods like families who have lived in memphis for years who are unaware of the possible hidden risk next door. >> there are many facilities around the country -- >> byron: in 2022, officials from the epa flew there to speak about the potential risk connected with sterilization services of tennessee. >> the best solution to reducing this risk is to reduce the amount of currently not-regulated ethylene ox

. >> reporter: if it does go into effect, critics like laredo mayor dr.trevino worry it could lead to racial profiling and will not be effective. >> reporter: do you think s.b. 4 makes laredo and texas safer? >> i don't think so. it's going to cause situations that are unfair and unjust. >> reporter: do you think this law is a burden for your deputies? >> well, it's a burden to everybody. >> reporter: sheriff cuellar says his department is short-staffed but his main concern is the lack of training from the state on how to enforce the law. any new task forces being formed for this law? >> no. >> reporter: any new vehicles for this law? >> no. >> reporter: any new training yet? >> not yet. >> reporter: i spoke with several law enforcement sources this afternoon. they tell me their police officers and deputies still have not received any state guidance or training on how to enforce this law, and they're just hoping they get some sort of training before this law >> norah. >> norah: omar villafranca, thank you so much. tonight the race to evacuate nearly 1,000

and will not be effective. >> do you think sb4 makes laredo and texas safer? >> i do not think so. it's going to cause situations that are unfair and unjust. >> do you think this law is a burden for your deputies? >> well, it's a burden to everybody. >> reporter: sheriff cuellar says his department is short-staffed, but his main concern is the lack of training from the state on how to enforce the law. >> any new task forces being formed for this law? >> no. >> any new vehicles for this law? >> no. >> any new training yet? >> not yet. >> reporter: i spoke with several law enorcement sources this afternoon. they tell me their police officers and deputies still have not received any state guidance or training on how to enforce this law, and they're just hoping they get some sort of training before this law possibly goes into effect. norah. >> omar villafranca, thank you very much. >>> tonight, the race to evacuate nearly 1,000 americans still trapped in haiti took an even more urgency as armed gangs unleashed new attacks on the capital. the u.s. embassy has urged

mayor, thank you very much, the mayor of laredo, texas, dr. victor d. trevino, we appreciate your time, sir. >> thank you, you're welcome. >>> still ahead, what new york's attorney general says she will do if donald trump cannot post bond. >>> democrats and republicans got their choice on the ballot. surprise, it's the same person. >>> what congressman jared moskowitz was trying to say while wearing a vladimir putin mask in the house today. we are back in 60 seconds. me sq? (shouting) i can't! i'm just telling everyone! ...hey! see your tax refund go further with buy one get one free at visionworks. see the difference. >> tech: at safelite, we'll take care of fixing your windshield. but did you know we can take care of your insurance claim? that means less stress for you. >> woman: thanks. >> tech: my pleasure. have a good one. >> woman: you too. >> tech: schedule today at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ there's always a fresh deal on the subway app. how about bogo 50% off footlongs? like the irresistible philly. what'd

laredo, texas. this is fantastic news for texas. those goods. it's also part of a broader trend of a flourhing freight business in texas. last year i was proud to pass i legislation to streamline the presidential permit application rio grande river in south texas. four bridges, two in laredo, one in brownsville, one in eagle pass, and two of them are along the future i-27 route, the world trade bridge in laredo, currently eight lanes, the proposal is to expand thato 18 lanes. and the port of verde bridge. pass passing the i-27 numbering act would support the increased trade we are expecting to come across those new bridges and new lanes of received lett support for the i-27 numbering act from the texas and new mexico departments of transportation. the agencies tasked with building infrastructure along this route. we also have strong support from the ports-to-plains alliance which has worked so hard to bring the port-to-plains route to reality. d cities up and down the future interstate 27. notably, the texas department of transporta

i'm born and raised in laredo all my life. and i know that this is not not not the facts this is something that you have to be here, live here and worked with to know and understand what, what goes on here. that was a message that we're giving president biden. he needs to find out from us, live and work here in the border mayors >> given perspective of that mercer vga. thank you very much. i appreciate your time >> thank you. appreciate it. >> all right. and harry enten joins me now to go beyond the numbers. so harry, you've got biden and trump both at the border. there at the border because it is the number one issue according to every poll to voters by far. so this issue is being felt across the united states though, right? it's not a texas issue, it's not an error arizona issue, which is where the crossings are right now. >> no, it's not. if you look at the immigration cases that are filed in immigration court, right? what you see is look, it's up all over the place where the migrants are going. but we're really seeing the

and now the laredo, texas, victor trevino, he met with president biden during his border visit today. the radio of course, sits between eagle pass and brownsville, which is where trump and biden were maire i appreciate your time. thank you so much. so you had a chance to be with the president today. did he say anything to you that gave you any hope that there will be any relief that he is planning any image? and then executive action >> well, first of all, thank you for having me. i think it was his visit, the brands sell here on the border was very productive. it was an effort to get dialogue solutions to problems decades of problems of border problems, border situations. and bottled water challenges. now, one of the things that is important as we, as marriage, border mayors was present is that we need to give the reality and it perspective of what we have here we live in work here, rather than having perspective from other places we also need to change the narrative because the only news that we have most of the news is that we're warns don't down here and it's not so laredo, texas

griff jenkins is live in laredo, texas, with with more. griff, what's the latest?rter: that's right. good afternoon, mike. and fox just obtaining brand new border numbers from our cbp sources across the entire border, more than 7,000 apprehensions. it's the second straight day of more than 7,000, and we're only three days into march. traditionally, we see a surge this time of year when spring hits, and that is exactly what's happening. but it's not as busy in the texas areas like brownsville and eagle pass, but it does happen. take a look at this video shot just a little while ago over in eagle pass. two actual groups of migrants crossing. didn't happen in that shelby park area where the texas razor wire is, but it's a little west to it in a little more open area. you see these migrants here, most of them from traditional areas like central america. it's all in tune with our latest fox polling which shows that imgraduation is among the top issues -- immigration is among the top issues. specifically this poll, you can see here 41 is % of americans consider the situa

>> bret: rich edson in laredo, thanks.es tell fox a columbian national on the fbi's terror watch list was apprehended february 21st in eagle pass, texas. just days before former president trump visited that area. the suspect was taken into custody by texas officials then turned over to border patrol. customs data shows there have been 59 matches to the terror watch list since this fiscal year began october 1st. all but one have been on the southern border. >> bret: breaking tonight arizona democrat turned independent senator kyrsten sinema says she will not run for re-election. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill to tell us why. what she is saying about it. what this could mean for that arizona senate race. good evening, chad. >> bret, good evening. there was no clear path for sinema to win. she left the democratic party and is now an independent. sinema faced a challenge from democratic representative reuben gallego and from republican kari lake. fox is told sinema was disillusioned by her c

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latest attacks on the you in training center claimed the lives of 9 people, unless 75 injured jamie laredo, who is a gray zone investigative journalist. you feeling these very soldier, you just saw such a protest as he met us, only support the whole front of a gosh, the how the people there are cheering. they're laughing when they hear bombs go off of them at the, at the a block is he is really civilians. and these military soldiers at the criminal import across may here, bombs go up and they cheer that's, that's what's happening. the people who were sharing the sentiments with me, i was present in um, in protests, of a settlers that were invading or crossing the border. the arrows border crossing and they were going into guys that they, they, they're not, they're not concerned about the war right now. they're concerned about the day after the war and what that means is they're concerned about making jewish settlements in gaza after the war ends. so every day right now, there are sellers going into the areas border crossing and they are building symbolic outpost. they'll call them and it's

jeremy laredo again says somebody's realize he spoke with are planning to occupied gaza for a long time. the people there are cheering, they're laughing when they hear bombs go off of them at the, at the a block aziz's, really civilians and these military soldiers at the criminal import across and they hear bombs go up and they cheer that's, that's what's happening. the people who were sharing the sentiments with me, i was present in um, in protests, of a settlers that were invading or crossing the border. the arrows border crossing and they were going into guys that they, they, they're not some, they're not concerned about the war right. now they're concerned about the day after the war. and what that means is they're concerned about making jewish settlements in gaza after the warrants. so every day, right now, there are sellers going into the areas border crossing and they are building symbolic outposts. they'll call them and it's to tell the government that they're very serious about returning to a guy that wants to warrants. they want to go in or off, or they want to run invasion. t

ahora bien, no se descarta que en localidades como laredo, san antonio y muy cercano a la ciudad de austinante el día de hoy y para el fin de semana mucha lluvia para el sur del país donde pudieran estar cayendo de 2 a 4 pulgadas de precipitación. es lo que está ocurriendo alrededor del país. esperamos que ya para el sábado y el domingo la situación lentamente comience a mejorar, a estar atentos a las advertencias. gracias carlos. siempre tomar acción y bueno, preste atención si es dueño de una casa o propietarios de viviendas en estados unidos, podrían ver una caída significativa en el costo por la venta de sus casas. después de que la asociación nacional de agentes inmobiliarios anunciara hoy que llegó a un acuerdo para eliminar la polémica comisión del 6% que sus agentes cobran en las transacciones de compra y venta de propiedades. un acuerdo que también incluye el pago de 418 millones que resuelven múltiples demandas contra la asociación acusada de inflar de manera artificial las comisiones que sus agentes cobran por cada transacción. en otros temas, el papa francisco no tiene planes d

latest attacks on the you in training center, then the lives of 9 people and left 75 injured jeremy laredo grays on investigative journalist in film. these are the soldier we just showed you. such a protest as the he met only support the wall, but punts and make guards of that home in the future. the people there are cheering . they're laughing when they hear bombs go off. at the, at the a block is he's is really civilians and his military soldiers at the criminal on board across and they hear bombs go up and they cheer that's, that's what's happening. the people who were sharing the sentiments with me. i was present in um, in protests of the settlers that were invading or crossing the border areas, border crossing and they were going into gaza. they, they, they're not, they're not concerned about the war right now. they're concerned about the day after the war and what that means is they're concerned about making jewish settlements in gaza after the warrants. so every day, right now there are sellers go into the areas border crossing and they are building symbolic outposts. they'll call t

i was in laredo, texas. these are phenomenal people. we're going to work with them, let them do their job. who said that? what you we got to let them do their job. they called me. i didn't call them. they said, mr. trump, please come, please come. we want to do our job. these are incredible people. they're told to stand back, let people walk right in front of them, stand back. beautiful people. they've got the guns, they've got the weapons, they've got the whole thing. they can do whatever they have to do. they want to do it and they're told to stand back. people walk in, people drive through the border, load it up with drugs. we get the drugs, they get the cash. they drive back. we're going to run our country properly. we're going to run our country properly. obama care is a disaster. obamacare is a disaster. obamacare is going to be repealed and replaced. a big part of the problem we have, the people i'm running against and others, politicians. in other words, they get funds so much money. jeb bush gets $150 million gone. it's wasted.

i spoke with eric 0lson, an attorney on the colorado case and a former solicitor—general of laredo.ews. i want to ask you what your reaction was to the ruling. —— colorado. did the supreme court make the right decision?— right decision? where disappointed - right decision? where disappointed in - right decision? where disappointed in the i right decision? where - disappointed in the bottom-line disappointed in the bottom—line conclusion that donald trump could be other ballot but we are heartened by the fact that not one of the nine justices disagreed with the findings of the courts below that found donald trump did engage in insurrection against the constitution and was responsible for the violence of january six. many options were available to the court. donald trump urge them to reverse much of the work below. they took a procedural out, so we lost, but in no way that left intact many of the findings that we were so hard to achieve below. crack many people found that very interesting that the nine justices of the supreme court opted to really stay away from theissue opted to real

texas dps shows two human smuggling chases, this first one is from weber county, the drivers from laredoend of the chase, this is after the dodger was driving through traffic. he got out of the vehicle, bail out of the car and jump over a fence has a trooper gives chase and eventually they arrest him. in this next video the driver is an illegal immigrant who lived in pennsylvania, 6 illegal migrants poor out of that sedan, the driver takes off once more. texas dps caught 5 of those 6 migrants that bailed out and they arrested the driver who told him he was such to be paid $2,500 for every migrant he smuggled. ashley: great report. absolute chaos. brandon judd joins us. let's get to that headline. 200,000 deportation cases dropped. this is a system that is completely broken. >> reporter: this shows how dhs operates, complete dysfunction. what's funny about that is it is not like there's a lot of turnover. you can expect this when you see a lot of turnover in government but under this administration, secretary mayorkas has been there the entire time, the vast majority of people in dhs have

lauren: his name is manual and he worked in laredo, texas. elaine eyman today, they would show up, he would let them through and get paid $6000 every time. he pleaded guilty to four cancer bringing in undocumented aliens to the us, he admitted to bribery and attempted importation of cocaine and this has happened at least nine times since late last year. stuart: thanks. house lawmakers passed a bill to crack down on tiktok, 155 mccright supported the measure. what are the chances it passes in the senate? aishah hasnie has the latest from capitol hill on that. the white house may use guantÁnamo bay to process the possible influx of haitian migrants. what does congressman andy barr think about that, congressman is next? ... (vo) once-weekly mounjaro could help. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar and can help you eat less food. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not for people with type 1 diabetes or children. don't take mounjaro if you're allergic to it, you or your family h

in the laredo sector this weekend border control and texas dps busted this stash shows were more than300 people were hiding out after crossing the border illegally. stash houses are properties used to hide the got aways until their next move in the united states. and new texas law will allow police to arrest migrants who illegally cross into the united states. it was supposed to go into effect march 4th but the supreme court has put that law on hold while they decide whether or not to let it go forward. also playing out tonight across the country, 26 attorney general's cross the u.s. signed a letter urging senate leadership to pass the laken riley act which would detain illegal migrants for some criminal offenses until they can be deported. >> trace: still a big subject, matt, thank you. let's bring in boston resident and radio talkshow host, grace it's great to have you. i want to begin where matt left off because there was a great op-ed in the near post that reads as follows, is laken riley's life worth less than george floyd's? lloyd's death ignited nationwide protest to reform pol

this weekend in the laredo sector south of where we are a joint operation by border patrol and texasgeted multiple smuggling operations including stash houses like this one where more than 30 people were hiding out after crossing the border illegally. texas could arrest, charge and potentially deportal of those folks on their own without the federal government under the state's new law. for now the supreme court has put that law on hold until at least next week while they decide whether or not to let it go forward while challenges play out in the lower courts. over the last week the number of known gotaways is averaging more than 800 a day. bill. >> bill: 800 a day. that figure at the top 1.8 million really hard to get your head around. garrett tenney, thank you in eagle pass, texas today. >> dana: haiti in crisis. leaders scrambling to form a new government after the prime minister stepped down. armed gangs overtake the streets. steve harrigan is following the story live in fort pierce, florida. you know the country well. it has been a mess for about a year. never been great unfortu

jon: the right griff jenkins alive at the border in laredo, texas, thanks.o issue at least one opinion tomorrow the decisions that could be revealed whether colorado will be allowed to keep the former president donald trump on the primary and ballots. a ruling on that case would impact super tuesday when colorado holds its presidential primary. the current president biden appears to be losing support from the arab american community over his handling of the america/hamas war. we'll take a look at how that might impact his reelection chances at next. ♪ you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. (vo) welcome to lobsterfest. is your party ready? ready to attack this new lobster & shrimp stack? ready for your lobster lover's dream to come true? they're two of ten lobster creations, only at lobsterfest. plus, cheddar bays for days. but lobsterfest won't last, so hurry in. i won't let me moderate to severe plaque psoriasis sympto

have been arrested for allegedly trafficking military-grade firearms to a mexican drug cartel in laredocuments allege the organization would acquire guns from unlicensed dealers, firearms, or from federal firearm licensees where straw purchasers would make false representation to secure the firearms. meantime in the el paso sector where we are, federal agents arresting several columbian nationals in the last week with extensive criminal history from firearms trafficking, homicide and kidnapping according to border patrol. all of them face criminal charges for entering the united states illegally followed by a formal removal or deportation. dana. >> dana: casey stegall in el paso. thank you. >> bill: a senate amendment that would ban the use of taxpayer money to fly migrants into the u.s. goes down in a whopping defeat. it was 51-47. every republican voted for it. every democrat voted against it. republican senator bill hagerty proposed the amendment and joins us in studio. hello to you. was the writing on the wall this thing hit the floor? >> chuck schumer tried everything he could to b

bipartisan legislation, designated number of new interstate freeway, i 27 that in texas will run from laredo all the way up from south texas to west texas. i'm right now in midland, texas. it will run through here to the panhandle and ultimately up into mexico, colorado, oklahoma and all the way up to canada. infrastructure is critically important for transporting goods and services and crops and livestock and people and we need to be investing in our infrastructure. liz: let's move to this story, trumps media company took off in his debut trading on the nasdaq. trump had something like 4 billion through net worth in just one day. he's not worth six and a half billion, he owns more than half the company. one of the 500 richest in the world. this will help him with his support battles. it's an amazing stock performance company reportedly has $3 million in sales, what is your reaction to this box. >> i'm glad to see it happen, i got to say, what's happened with the legal education of donald trump has been an outrage between for criminal prosecutions ongoing, a partisan prosecutors who hate don

been arrested for allegedly trafficking military grade firearm as to a mexican drug cartel in nuevo laredos alleged the organization would ace quire drugs from if up licensed dealers of firearms or federal fire arm licensees where straw purchasers would make false representations to secure firearms. while here in the el paso sector where we are, federal agents arresting several colombian nationals in the haas are week with -- last week with what agents call extensive criminal backgrounds from firearms trafficking to homicide, to kidnapping. all of them face criminal charges for entering the united states illegally followed with by a formal order of removal or deportation and, stuart, as we know that is just one that arrested -- that were arrested by border patrol. we have a tremendous amount of gotaways that get through the country, and many of those the people also have criminal background withs, and we just don't know. -- back to you. stuart: hundreds of thousands of them, actually. casey, thanks very much, indeed. now, the administration may hand out green cards to 4,000 illegal migrant

last week texas dps track down this cartel smuggler who was caught hiding under a bush in laredo texasgroup he was trying to sneak across the border and into the country illegally. in that same area law enforcement found 14 people the cartels were smuggling in the back of a semi trailer 10 of them from guatemala, four from mexico the driver from houston is now facing charges of human smuggling. enforcement officials stressed w important busting those types of smuggling operations are because every person they catch is someone who did not want to be found and otherwise would have been another got a way to get into the country adding to the more than 1.8 million known and got a ways we have had the last three years. eric: alr all right garrett at e border thank you. arthel: the search is on for 22-year-old riley strain university of missouri senior has been missing for over a week. he was reportedly lasting getting kicked out of a bar in downtown nashville after a night out with his fraternity brothers. they reported him missing the next day. joining us now is ch krista dinn eight lifelo

rich edson is alive in laredo, texas. >> reporter: good evening.nd trump have been arguing over and that is the border issue. it's also playing into some of the down ballot races, especially the senate race in texas. we have congressman colin already. he's one of the democratic nomination for the u.s. senate for texas and will face senator ted cruz in the general election. he ripped the incumbent for opposing the bipartisan border proposal. >> when you see that there's a crisis of the border and there's a bill to try to solve it. they don't take it down because you want to have the problem to run on a november. that's not who we are as texans. >> reporter: the chair said "already as an extremist who supports open borders, backed washington, dc's criminal legislation and said he wished the second amendment had never been written. ted cruz ted cruz is well-positioned to withstand the millions chuck schumer will spend to prop up the campaign. president biden, former president trump visited the border just last week in texas on the same day, just a few

and video from laredo, texas, troopers chasing down a cartel smuggler trying to bring in several peopleo the country. you'll remember just a few months ago, thousands of people a day were crossing the river in shelby park and walking into the country. now that texas installed the barriers, you're seeing the cartels shift their smuggling operations out west to places like lukeville, arizona, where you can see it is a lot easier to get people into the country. this was late yesterday. our cameras caught smugglers cut an opening in the border wall there in lukeville and more than 100 people pour through. whenever this happens, border patrol comes by, patches the holes up. just as fast, cartel cut open new one. most of themselves turn themselves over the border patrol. they typically aren't the ones they're worried about from the security standpoint. it's those coming across and don't want to be caught. edward: be careful with all of that. my next guest is one of 14 democrats to denounce biden's border policies in a house vote and democrats for border security task force which he co-chairs.

that's why you see things hike this in the laredo sector where this weekend a joint operation by bordereted multiple smuggling operations including stash houses like this one where more than 30 people were hiding out after crossing the border illegally. texas could arrest, charge and potentially deport all of these folks on their own without the federal government under the state's new law, but for now the supreme court has put that law on hold for at least another week while they decide whether or not to permanently keep it on hold while challenges in the lower courts play out. stu? stuart: got it. garrett tenney, thank you very much, indeed. back to the markets. please check out futures. where are we on this wednesday morning? we're up for the dow, fractional up for the s&p, down 45 on the nasdaq. we'll take you to wall street for the opening bell next. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the tac

you're talking potential records across areas of louisiana and texas, laredo, texas, looking at a high on monday of 101 degrees for perspective, that's their normal high in mid july, but it's that heat that's going to help fuel some severe thunderstorms on monday as well. we're talking several tornado it is possible damaging winds and fred, even the potential for some hail, maybe the size of golf balls or even larger? >> yeah. i guess this is typical of spring. i think i heard you earlier talking about you're from ohio and you were making incentives snowmen snow bunnies, easter exactly, yes. in the snow exactly. yeah, it's just we're hopeful and we want some sunshine and spring kind of flavor everywhere. all right we'll hang in there. i'll such inch are thanks so much. >> all, right. take a look at some live pictures right now of that wreckage from the francis scott key bridge collapse in baltimore, we expect state officials to give an update next hour on the salvage and recovery efforts. look at the cleanup process and how long it just might take. all that's next >> you check >> we he

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there agents to to do here on the ground, listened to the police chief in laredo who talks about the uncertainty that his department is facing as they wait to find out that the legal future of this law here in texas let me be very, very clear that this law can be applied during a lawful detention or an arrest >> he can be >> just by seeing somebody thinking the officer thinking that he's not from here, and then asking for documents, it doesn't work like that. it also has to be where of course you see somebody crossing the river i don't magically, you know that he is valid in that long. so that applies there >> wolff, one of the reasons that we hear over and over from lee's law enforcement departments across the state. is that there's a manpower issue, there's a concern about jail space, and then there's others who were saying like, look, this is simply the job of a border patrol and federal immigration officials. it should not be the job of local law enforcement departments across the state >> very interesting add da on the scene first and el paso. thank you very much. jump biskupic.

the laredo police chief says, his officers will not focus on arresting undocumented migrants >> he can be just by seeing somebody and thinking the officer thinking that he's not from here and then asking for documents, it doesn't work like that. >> the sheriff in san antonio says he would require deputies to file a report explaining the circumstances of an undocumented migrants arrest. >> we don't want a deputy that thinks that they have authorities that actually don't exist crossing the line over into racial profiling and getting themselves and the agency and a whole lot of trouble for again, a misdemeanor in el paso sheriff's officials say they don't have the manpower and don't want their deputies thrust into a fight between texts since republican leaders and the biden administration, this issue could quickly exhaust those resources for our community and cause extended response times, absences and patrol areas on el paso downtown mainstreet newly arrived migrants blend into the daily scene some residents like elizabeth bone said delay on, shrug off the concern about being asked to pr

this again, this was andrew days, former workplace that is history truck flipped over his jeep laredo flipped over in that taco bell. it's just a stunning sight to see. power crews are now out here, abby trying to get this area back to some level of normalcy. this cleanup is going to take quite a bit of time, abby, 22 homes were destroyed, 110 homes were damaged. back to you just horrible devastation. they're whitney wild in winchester, indiana. thank you very much. and let's bring in now of hio governor mike dewine, who is in hard-hit logan county, ohio at indian hale high school where behind you? just an incredible show of generosity from that community governor. you've been out there, you've been touring the damage and ohio. tell us what you've been seeing and what the reaction has been to all of this well we already ended like high school. and what you see behind me, i think gives you a pretty good indication of how resilient, how tough, how strong, and how curing people are. they've just flooded. there's jim with with food and with closed i had the opportunity this afternoon to d

this is a jeep laredo flipped over and crushed like a soda can. if you take a look behind me here, you see so much debris spread across this parking lot. this is a traverse, a midsize suv. the windows are almost completely blown out except for the windshield just from the sheer force of this storm, so much debris landing basically direct directly on that car and then let me show you something else here. this is a backed security door. this is a heavy metal door. i'm lifting as hard as i can and i can barely move it a centimeter. that is how powerful this storm has been. and then finally, i'll take you over here and you see this this larger suv with a wood pole, just shot right through the windshield. this debris and this damage spreads across the street here at winchester will take a look over here as well, where you can see the length of the damage here. and then we'll go to the master cam, which is a camera we have on our live truck. and it's really sara from the air where you can see the sheer scope of the damage. it goes on for blocks here, ag

on the other side, we spoke to the mayor of laredo yesterday dr. victor trevino. he says that this is a recipe for disaster, not limited to just outright discrimination against latinos which two of those do you see as closer to the truth >> boards look, i think that if we obviously as you know what this operation lone star texas have been deploying officers right at the immediate border to be fair, certainly, if you see somebody entering the united states and right, no, they're not texas law enforcement officer watching someone unlawfully entered the united states. you're probably not going to have that as many concerns are there. they're going to violate someone's civil rights if they effectuating arrest for unlawful entry in that case. but certainly the farther you get away from the border, it is going to be incredibly hard for texas police officers to enforce this law in a way that doesn't step on in a nondiscriminatory fashion, or it doesn't step on civil rights. remember, federal agents have extensive training about how to do this, even then it's incredibly d

some of them even record breaking laredo, texas could hit one-on-one on monday. that's their normal high for mid july, but that's going to be one of the ingredients that helps fuel lot of the severe weather. and that's going to be the focus monday from texas all the way over towards west virginia, you're talking damaging winds, large hail that could be golf ball size or larger and yes, even the potential for some tornadoes as well. >> did you say one-on-one >> yes. >> as 101 degrees yeah. texas. wow. all right. >> in charles and wild, whether thank you. >> another top seed crashes out of the men's ncw, a tournament number one houston loses to duke and a nail-biter, carola maddow joins us now from new york with more do kight good fortune of being paired up again? and some underdogs early on, but they still got it done here. >> yeah, you need a little bit of luck in this tournament. you guys know that you need to be playing well at the right time, but they've gotten a couple of things that have really broken their way and we're used to this team making a deep run i

his district includes a number of border towns, including laredo congressman, what are you hearing from local officials and your congressional district. are they prepared to enforce this law? if the appeals court ultimately decides that is going back into effect absolutely not. >> they're not ready. look, whether it's a police or a sheriff's office, there are there to enforce criminal law. there are out there to take criminals off the streets and keep them the community safe. they're not given the power to enforce immigration laws. so if they have to decide, they're going to fight crime instead of an immigration law, border patrol is stretched out and they got a lot of resources. so imagine a sheriff and a small community or a police chief and a small community, they don't have the training, they don't have the resources. and what happens are they pick up somebody, put it in in a county jail? hey what happens if it's overloaded and plus, and if they're going to take them over to the bridge and let's say some of those people are from another parts of the world, mexico is not going to tak

the laredo police chief says, his officers will not focus on arresting undocumented committed migrantseing somebody and thinking the officer thinking that he's not from here and then asking for documents, it doesn't work like that. >> the sheriff in san antonio says he would require deputies to file a report explaining the circumstances of an undocumented migrants arrest we don't want a deputy that thinks that they have authorities that actually don't exist crossing the line over into racial profiling and getting themselves and the agency in a whole >> lot of trouble for again, a misdemeanor in el paso sheriff's officials say they don't have the manpower and don't want their deputies thrust into a fight between texas republican leaders and the biden administration >> this issue could quickly exhaust those resources for our community and cause extended response times, absences in patrolling areas >> and 11 or joins us from el paso, texas and would have officials in mexico said about this well, that's the next level of all this, anderson and not only is it chaotic and confusing for local

rich ed sent reporting at laredo, texas. >> reporter: good evening, the texas primary is tonight butr has a national political consequences. that's because you'd had historic highs of border crossings under the biden administration and with that you've now had immigration and border issues ranking among the top concerns among american voters in a series of polls. republican said former president trump say president biden should reverse his executive orders, upending trump order policies. biden says he needs congress to act in trump is preventing republicans from compromising to help his election chances. trump's republican challenger nikki haley has also ripped the former president for opposing that bipartisan senate deal on the border. both trump and biden visited the border last week, both on the same day. democrats also trying to unseat republican incumbent ted cruz. about ten democrats running in the primary, some of the polls are closed. they are also a little bit open on the western end of the state. closing soon there. biggest delegate hall among any state for texas, only cali