mike fisher, mike fisher is the senior executive in charge of all of the border patrol.he is responsible for planning, organizing coordinating, directing all epforcements efforts at nation's borders. he entered the u.s. border patrol in 1987, member of class 208 from artesia. glenco. okay. his first duty assignment was douglas station in tucson sector. worked in the detroit sector and period of time in san diego and at headquarters where he also served for a stint as director, deputy director of the officer of anti-terrorism at cbc headquarters. next to him is paul an-atein director of the border maritime security in the house of representatives. he advises chairman mccaul and candace miller. prior to this assignment he was congresswoman candace miller's legislative director. began in the united states marine corps where he had two tours in iraq with the first marine division. next to paul is christian ramirez. he was born in tijuana mexico, active in immigration policy and impact on southern communities. he is director of human rights programs and staffed the san diego

starting to my immediate left the manning green as you probably no his chief mike is chief mike fisher of the border patrol. mike fisher is the senior executive in charge of all the border patrol, responsible for planning, organizing, coordinating and, coordinating and it -- directing the enforcement efforts. he entered the us border patrol in 1987. and his 1st duty assignment was at the devastation tucson sector. he has worked in the detroit sector as well as his time in san diego and that headquarters where he also served for a stent as the director, deputy director of the office of antiterrorist. seated next to fisher's paul and steam, staff director. he advises chairman mccall and chairwoman candace miller on a wide variety of border and maritime security issues. prior to this assignment he was the legislative director and began his government service in the united states serving in the marine corps where he had two tours with the 1st marine division. next is christian ramirez born in tijuana mexico and has been active on issues related to us immigration policy. he is the director

our ports of entry and between ports of entry we have the united states border patrol and chief mike fisher is here with me today. they secure our border between those ports of entry, we also have air and marine interdiction agents who control the size fancy's supporting the border patrol as well as supporting state and local law enforcement and we have thousands of non uniformed individuals, professionals who manage trade issues, international affairs cybersecurity and other important facets of our complex mission. i am a good fed so i will give a few more statistics to add on to that. just in a typical day we process 1 billion people, free 28 land, air and sea ports of entry, we screened 70,000 truck, rail and sea cargo containers, process $4.4 billion in exports and $6.8 billion in imports. we see is $650,000 in unrecorded or illicit currency, we discover 4 and interest of 4400 prohibited plant and animal materials that could hurt these crops. we see $3.4 billion in counterfeit products and 1300 inadmissible people at ports of entry. week of rest on a daily basis 20 unwanted criminals to

i got to play for gregg williams mike mularkey jeff fisher. andy reid. a lot of great coaches. chip is up there. one of my favorites. being around him every day has made me a better player a better person. to ride with him and represent this city, my 13th year, i wouldn't do it any other way. >> reporter: we appreciate your time. you came from c.h.o.p. you're a charitable guy. in light of this new partnership, we're going to team up right now. i might end up on youtube doing this. long snapper right here. i'm going to see if i can catch a long snap. i want to see what it's like to be donnie jones. >> we call him donnie long ball. >> reporter: where are you going here? >> back here. >> reporter: cheat, cheat, get a lot closer. this could go really horribly. right here? all right. here we go. this is it. there we go. >> reporter: oh, buddy. >> perfect. listen, thank you very much. long snapper, john dorenbos we appreciate your time man. >> thank you. >> reporter: let's reflect, let's look at the eagles emblem the logo. let's pan down to stormforce 10 nbc 10 is your new official t

between the ports of entry we have the united states border patrol and chief mike fisher is here with today. they secure our border between those ports of entry. we also have air and marine interdiction agency patrol the skies and the seas, supporting the border patrol, as well as supporting state and local law enforcement. and we also have thousands of nonuniformed individuals, professionals, who manage trade issues, international affairs cybersecurity, and other important facets of our complex mission. while i'd be -- i'm a good fed so rhyme going to give you a few more statistics to add onto that. just in a typical day we process a billion people at 32 land, air and sea ports of entry. we screen 70,000 truck rail and sea cargo containers. we process 4.4 billion dollars in exports and $6.8 billion in imports. we seize more than 650,000 dollars in unreported or illicit currency. we discover 425 pests and intercept 4400 prohibited plant and animal materials that could hurt these crops. we seize $3.4 million in counterfeit products. and we apprehend more than 1300 inadmissible people a

between the ports of entry we have the united states border patrol and chief mike fisher is here with me today. they secure our border between those ports of entry. we also have air and marine interdiction agency patrol the skies and the seas, supporting the border patrol, as well as supporting state and local law enforcement. and we also have thousands of nonuniformed individuals, professionals, who manage trade issues, international affairs, cybersecurity, and other important facets of our complex mission. while i'd be -- i'm a good fed so i'm going to give you a few more statistics to add on to that. just in a typical day, we process a million people at 32 lapd, air, and seaports of entry. we screen 70,000 truck rail and sea cargo containers. we process 4.4 billion dollars in exports, and $6.8 billion in imports. we seize more than 650,000 dollars in unreported or illicit currency. we discover 425 pests and intercept 4400 prohibited plant and animal materials that could hurt these crops. we seize $3.4 million in counterfeit products. and we apprehend more than 1300 inadmissible peo

but i would like to get your thoughts on indiana governor mike pence and the religious freedom law that passed in indiana. the governor fisher former colleague andy house of representatives for a few turns. has received a lot of backlash from a lot of backlash from businesses about the law think you might have a unique perspective given your industry. first do you think it was a good idea for mike pence to go back and make changes to the law or try to make changes? >> i think the fact that changes were made so quickly probably reflected the fact that those who supported the law didn't realize how violent the backlash would be. i am always concerned when there is some sense of exclusion that comes out of a public act. we are a country that should be tolerant and is based on tolerance. again as you say shira, i am a member of a minority religion and i grew up as a minority in every that didn't have a lot of jewish people. and so i understand what it means just in terms of sensitivities where if you're any situation and have a religious service at a school you attend, and all of a sudden you're the odd one out. and again but we

mike elton is at the front >> reporter: the morning james looking at the lives look out the darling fisherwould take him over to the sap center. officer michael johnson. officers are standing at guard outside that tells us that the procession that takes place at 10:00 will consist of about two under motorcycle officers and 30 trocars is talking about a very large procession the will start here in los gatos of winchester boulevard on to stevens creek and then up autumn's tree to the sap center l 4 11:00 memorial. expect some road closures and delays as you as it passes through los gatos campbell and san jose. the officers will start another procession to oak hill cemetery for private ceremony at after the the on memorial. after the funeral. >> reporter: a least 230 officers are trying to make their way here for that procession at 1030. and then everyone understands what a tough morning this is for the san princes' go police department the san jose police department as well. this is a very difficult day for the law-enforcement communities in the bay area. >> reporter: taking a closer look at

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