the driver is nfl running back ryan moats. earlier that evening, his wife gets an urgent phone call from a nurse telling them to come to the hospital. her mother, sick with cancer, is very close to death. >> get in there. get in there. let me see your hands. >> excuse me. my mom -- >> get in there. put your hands on the car. >> his mom is dying. >> officer robert powell gets out of his car, gun drawn, as she tries to explain. >> my mom is dying. >> do you understand? >> as i turned around, he has a gun pointed at me. and just a cold look in his eyes. letting me know, i don't care. >> do you understand? >> i was walking toward a cop, a hospital cop with a gun. >> what would you do in this situation? disobey a policeman with his gun drawn or stay and miss the only opportunity you'll have to say good-bye to your dying mother? for tamisha, the decision is an easy one. >> get over here. >> along with her great aunt, she heads into the hospital. >> i know a lot of people think that what i did was crazy or dangerous, but the truth of

maybe they'll need a moat. maybe they want alligators in the m.oat. >> is president obama, does he have any real border security idea at all? >> i don't think so, eric. that's the biggest problem. you know, said ad nauseum on the show, if you start a sentence with illegal, you have nowhere to go. you talk about illegal aliens, you have to get them across the border, must seal the border. if that requires outrage us action, he says a moat full of alligators, go ahead. keep them from coming across the border, then that's what you have to do. >> jonathan, you said in the past you're okay with people coming across the border. historically, typically, people that come here and immigrate, they usually vote democrat. do you want 10 or 15 million more democrat votes in this country? >> i want more working self sufficient americans. there's nothing wrong with immigrants. what's wrong is dependence. if the president's philosophy, not even immigration policy that's the problem, come here. but if you can't support yourself

that is to keep people from walking in the moat. and trying to walk up the parapet. but the bushes are like abatee, which are pointed stakes they would have outside a lot of forts. it has to purposes -- to keep purposes, to keep the people out and give them an idea atee look like. and these platforms they built, you can walk into the moat and you are not actually walking on it and helping to destroy it. if you attack, these trees would have been cut down. that would've been open ground. they could start hitting you with artillery and rifle fire way back. you would hit the abatee, into the ditch and try to climb up the high parapet. you would've had infantry on the other side as well as artillery firing at you. so it was not an easy task. in trying to take one of the forts. plus, your catching fire from are catching fire from the other forts on both sides of this one. a lot of these forts when i came, there were a lot of you were here. in years past, a lot of them became housing developments. interest over the years has increased. it was a problem in this area because

maybe they'll need a moat. maybe they'll want alligators in the moat. they'll never be satisfied. >> and mark, you just made the point that there really isn't any way to fence in what you're looki inin ining at behind you. the border officials you say were angry about that comment. again, is there something they they could have done? you said the warning signs were there for a couple years. is there something officials in texas would have wanted from the federal government? >> reporter: same thing that's happening now. what's happening now. the expedited hearings, the extra agents, the national attention. all of that they thought should have happened a long time ago. it's all happening now on an emergency basis. when we did a report on this july 3rd, 2012, we were talking about an uptick from 4,000 to 8,000 kids year to date. then it went up to i think 10,000 by the end of the year. 20,000-some the next year. this has been building. and they just believe the people we're talking to here, that this was something they were screaming about, trying to get a

maybe they will want a moat and alligators in the moat. >> funny. but you really didn't expect the truth from him, did you? it was barack obama who instituted his own program for deportation of kids who entered the nation illegally, as long as they went to school or joined the military. and the blame is squarely on barack obama, because in 2011, there were 5500 kids crossing. then he has this program that he trumpets in 2013, after the program 25,000. this year the projection, 90,000. and next year the projection, 145,000. that's almost 250,000 kids. and strap in, folks. multiply that by six or eight. because now their parents didn't come with them. after all, these families deserve to be whole. why? any american parent who hands his kid off to a coyote, that human trafficker, to be taken 1700 miles, would be thrown in jail in this country for child abuse. and don't be fooled by this administration saying that they are going to send them back. the average deportation time is five years. but that's only after we pay for advocates, translators, lawyer

. >> i'm eva pilgrim along with moat moat. >> coming up next on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00the malaysian airline that was shot down by the russian ukrainian border. >>> the grandfather of the only american victim is speaking out from new jersey. >>> the speed is changing on a section of the pennsylvania turnpike. those stories and the "shelter me rescue of the week" all next >> good morning, it is saturday, july 19 i'm eva pilgrim along with kenneth moten. >> here's what here following on "action news." >>> ukraine said russia is tampering with the crash site of the malaysia airline jet that was shot down. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a mosque leader who tried to cut off a man's hand with a machete. >>> dozens of people rescue a teenage boy who got stuck inside a steel beam on western pennsylvania bridge. >> good morning, meteorologist chris sowers has the accuweather forecast. we're all like annie, we'll see sun tomorrow. >> reporter: the anne song, the sun will come out tomorrow, there's the view in cape may. we have a lot of high, thin clouds upstairs, we have

. >>> and it as moat mostly cloudy start to the day and a mix of high clouds and bay area warming trend, we will have a look at your numbers in the extended forecast and we will beat the cool down coming up. . >>> welcome back, it is 4:44 several people suffered injuries from fireworks and a man in his 40s lost both of his hands when an illegal fireworks went off and two other men were also injured both lost fingers and parts of their hands. long beach police said a man also lost his thumb when a fire cracker he was holding, exploded in his hands. oop people were inside of that store as the store burned down. >>> and a man drowned -- a life guard drowned while drying to rescue a swimmer. he was trying to save a swimmer caught in 6 to 8-foot surf. they were both hit by a large wave and other lifeguards were able to save the swimmer and could not fine carlson but three hours later were able to find his body. >> he was always a nice guy, he would give his shirt off his back. >> this was the first time in 100 years that newport beach lost a life guard. >>> and it's the first time they are s

maybe they'll need a moat. maybe they'll want alligators in the moat.hey'll never be satisfied. >> that was president obama playing politics and mocking republicans for wanting increased border security in 2011 but over three years later it's no laughing matter as a surge of illegal immigrants are flooding across the texas border right behind me. joining me is a border patrol agent. he says the federal govern suspect aiding and abeding these illegals. here to tell me what he means by this and what they have to do to get the job done is the border patrol agent. >> did you get in trouble for speaking out? >>. i'm the spokesperson for the national border patrol council. >> you have been told not to speak out. >> it's been put out there before. >> who told you not to speak out? >> as border patrol agents we're not allowed to speak to the media but a spokesperson is able to communicate to the media and american public. >> so you're speaking for the agents that you talk to each and every day. >> that's correct. >> and they are telling you that our government,

maybe they need a moat. maybe they want alligators in the moat. they will never end satisfied. >> reporter: the afl-cio launching a petition for an executive petition for aid for illegal immigrants. john boehner suing the president to stop unilateral actions. >> ed henry traveling with the president in dallas. we'll head back later. earlier today the president was in colorado for a fundraiser to benefit incumbent democratic senator mark udall who is considered vulnerable this fall. but udall himself did not show up. >> i'm here for every american who works their tale off. >> reporter: the president is here to raise cash for senator udall. udall skipped a fundraiser that his campaign was throwing where the president was the featured guest. his office says it was due to last minute votes and legislative activity. >> this is an important and righteous cause that we're involved in. >> reporter: the senator was introducing a fwoil reverse the recent supreme court decision in the hobby lobby case. >> it is entirely possible that that colorado seat could

maybe they want alligators in the moat. they'll never be satisfied. >> and welcome back to "hannity." we're in dallas, texas, tonight with governor rick perry. that was administration officials telling us time after time the border is secure and the president who said he doesn't want to play politics with this, talking about moats and alligators. what's your reaction. >> that's the same president who said al qaeda is on the run, and you know, i don't know whether he's inept or there's something else going on, as i have said before, but the fact is the border is not secure. we have a humanitarian crisis on our hands now because the border is not secure. and the president needs to understand that the single most important thing that he can do is put the national guard on the border, to coordinate with local law enforcement, with our state law enforcement with the border patrol, and you can secure the border, because we have done it before. the public safety director knows how to do it. we have done it in different sectors. >>

maybe they will need a moat, maybe they want alley gators in t alley gators in the moat. they will never be satisfied. >> he'll be in texas again today. this time it's for fund raisers. austin and dallas. but today, the confidence is gone and the white house is definitely in a defensive posture. yet another event appears to be controlling them rather than the other way around. this week was supposed to be about him talking about the economy by the way in denver and even in austin. >>> on tuesday, in dallas, emotions were high as people told county commissioners what they think of the plan on bring 2,000 people from the border to north texas. >> citizens cannot be forced into allowing undocumented kids from central america to be housed in my blighted community. >> you just took the bull by the horn and started to do what you wanted to do with this. >> that's not only immoral, ungodly, unkind, unfeeling, untexan, unforgivable. we will be judged. >> president obama being criticized for not going to the border. and the president did hastily add an immigration round table this

moat moments ago, secretary of state john kerry arrived in tel aviv. in the meantime, calling the current faa flight restrictions a mistake, billionaire and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg himself on the way to tel aviv. his visit is meant to show solidari solidarity, and show it's safe. he's flying on elal, the israeli carrier. and delta will decide if they want to lift the ban. several european airlines have canceled flights. and overnight, deaths of two more israeli soldier. we are live from tel aviv. what's the latest? >> reporter: israel is furious at the travel ban by the faa, not only the american airlines stopped flying for 24 hours, but a domino affect, major european carriers, the french airlines, this isolates israel. and it's a strategic threat to israel. first of all, it's the only international airport that israel really has operating to the center of israel, the main airport. so the very strong complaint by the israeli prime minister to the americans, calling on them to overthrow the ban on airlines flying here. meanwhile, t

under towering ramparts, the former moat is now a park, perfect for a warm afternoon stroll. >>> lookingfor answers. the world waits for word on why the malaysia airlines plane went down in ukraine. >>> securing resources. papua new guinea finds itself posed to profit from demand for liquid natural gas. >> help wanted, japanese companies seek workers with international communication skills and a global perspective. >>> thanks for joining is. i'm minori takao. >> first, the stories that made headlines across asia this week. investigators are searching for clear reasons why a malaysia airlines

. >> moat republicans and democrats can't focus on the name calling. the debate starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire", the crisis at the border. are children suffering as washington plays politics? >> congress just said no to fixing our broken immigration system. >> so cruel. >> on the left, van jones, on the right, an illinois democrat and representative jim brooiden stien. what happens to the children? plus the outrage of the day. tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." >> tonight two members of congress. we are standing by for president obama to speak. he will be coming out of a meeting with texas governor rick perry about the children's crisis at the border and we'll bring the president's statement to you live. this crisis is obama's katrina. that's how one democratic congressman is referring to this crisis. obama is on a fundraising trip filled with pool, beer and glad handing. so in an effort to meeting with the kids at the center of the crisis, this is the photo op we all get instead. it's inexcusable that obama is not at the

. >> no moat where i live. >> bret baier -- do you believe in a mansion or a castle? way. if you watch it on youtube, it's really funny. >> bret, great to have you. over the weekend, down in washington, d.c., a lot of the political types talking about the president's request for nearly $4 billion to expedite the adjudication of these kids who are crossing our southern border. it doesn't sound like he's any closer to getting the money, does it? >> it doesn't. there is a lot of pushback. there is a lot of analysis of how this $3.7 billion really breaks down. you heard governor perry over the weekend concerned there is not enough for border security, in addition to what it is therefore housing these kids around the country. you had the hhs secretary meeting with governors and hearing pushback from democratic governors, like john hickenlooper from colorado saying there is real concern state by state that they will eventually be burdened with the cost of taking care of all these kids around the country. >> and some democrats fired up that the president didn't show up to th

maybe they will need a moat. maybe they want alligators in the moat. they will never be satisfied.nd i understand. that's politics. but the truth is the measures we put in place are getting results. >> meanwhile, glenn beck is angrying many of his own followers after announcing he is traveling to the border with tractor-trailers full of food, water, teddy bears and soccer balls for undocumented children coming across the border. here is what he said on the show yesterday. >> this is a crisis and anyone, left or right, seeking political gain at the expense of these desperate vulnerable poor and suffering people are reprehensible. the fundamental transformation of america happens the minute you go cold inside. so may i suggest we help the children? through no fault of their own, they are caught in political crossfire and while we continue to put pressure on washington and change its course of lawlessness, we must also help. it is not an either/or. it is both. we have to be active in the political game and we must open our heart. >> backlash from conservatives on twitter and social me

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well there is there were numerous examples this or square was the moat even back in two thousand when the four blackwater contractors were killed. and strung up on the bridge the subsequent investigation showed that blackwater had not lived up to the terms of its contract in terms of the board people it employed had not provided them ever type of armored vehicle or the orientation time or sufficient number of personnel that were supposed to be assigned to the detail again in retrospect that was a warning sign that blackwater was willing to play perhaps fast and loose with the terms of its contract there is been. course blackwater is not the only company which is behaved in a pretty unprofessional manner in iraq you just depend services because firms was notorious at one point or in stroke the video which was circulating online where people had filmed themselves shooting. iraqi civilian vehicles to the tune of buildings presumably night train. leaving afghanistan how well are these sorts of contractors being vetted before we go and give them millions of dollars in contracts. well it de

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maybe they will need a modem and alligator in the moat.ughter] and so they will never be satisfied. lou: the border will apparently never be secure if mr. obama has his way. we had to wait one day for the republican response for this rather raw effort yesterday with the political coercion of congress and here is a noticeably angry how speaker john boehner. >> this is a problem of the president's own making. he has been president for 5.5 years great when will he take responsibility for something. lou: and tonight his party is also looking for leadership. donna edwards of maryland committee member of the democratic congressional campaign committee said i am advising him to go to the border. i have to tell you that i am much more of a hands-on person. draconic congressman of texas blasting the president saying that if he had time to have a beer and play pool in colorado, he should make time after the fundraisers to go down or. he can either roll up his sleeves and go down to order, or he can just look aloof and detached and not go to the bord

or maybe they'll need a moat. or maybe they want alligators in the mot moat. they'll never be satisfied. i understand that, he said, that's politics. but the truth, is the measures we put in place are getting results." the truth is, mr. president, they are not getting the kind of results that the american people expect nor that these children, who are being subjected to horrific conditions as they are smuggled from central america up through mexico to the united states. and i would say, you know, one of the most puzzling things to me -- i see my colleague from texas here -- i know governor perry has implored the president to come visit the border. now, he said, well, i'll invite the governor to an immigration roundtable where i doubt the governor will get in a word because the president will probably just deliver another lecture. he's pretty good at that. but that's 500 miles from where the problem is. how can you have a humanitarian crisis, as the white house has called this, and not want to go see it for yourself. maybe you'll actually learn something. and i

his idea is to dig a moat, 85 feet deep, all the way around gaza. >> on other news, ebola has claimedhe life of the doctor leading the fight against the vir in sierra leone. the worst outbreak on record. 700 people have died since february, according to the world health organization, and 1,000 are infected. two in liberia have tested positive for the disease. >>> new crimes are coming to light from the kosevo war at the end of the 90s. a special prosecutor said that he has evidence that the members of the kosevo army harvested organs from the captives and sold them. >> wanted mass graves held the victims' bodies, but how many died as a result of a horrific trade in body parts? for years, it was claimed that the civilians were killed so their organs could be sold. years later, on tuesday, the lead prosecutor backed that theory. >> i can say at this point that there are compelling indications that this practice did occur on a very limited scale. and that a small number of individuals were killed for the purpose of extracting and trafficking their organs. a handful of individuals were su

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talked about alligator and moat.learly if a nine-year-old can break our border strategy -- >> he doesn't have solution. not clear he wants one. melissa: thanks to both you guys. it is a staple at every summer barbecue but this is one pricey potato salad oner note there. we have soon to be loaded genius behind the $70,000 spud-inspired side dish and all of its potato glory. speaking of food, doritos is giving hundred customers a run for their money. munchers. they are spicing things up for snackers one bite at a time. the dangerous game of doritos next. do you ever have too much spicy food? ♪ melissa: all right. looking at the fed, driving all three major sessions to highs after briefing cutting gains. consumer discretionary leading the way. >>> fewer jobs higher food prices one executive, cke restaurants ceo, andy pozzer in, voicing opposition to the pay hike backed by president obama claiming it would be destructive to the workers and economy. here is capitalist pigs jonathan hoenig and fox news contributor. we have

valley in isolation and to me it looks like everybody who is rich in silicon valley wants to put a big moatr well and keep it in one spot. are there alligators in that most or not? >> what is interesting is yes, there are going to be states that have more money than other states, but what will happen is with the current regime that is the situation. there are people that are not making much money in central california and there is the reason for is that. we have a state that is not good at supporting manufacturing jobs and those manufacturing jobs are going to texas or louisiana. they could go to central california and we could get those jobs there. adding six different states gives us a chance to do a refresh. we can think in terms of how might the government be managed? pretty much living -- melissa: the tax base for these individuals, other states don't. through the federal government they do. is it about keeping the money and tax base in its own little state and there's a lot of push back? silicon valley next to what would be central california is lenore calling it that that would be th

smiling here in a family moat toe, young australians, traveling with their parents.und the world for the young victims. >> the community is still in shock and in a very deep level of shock and i think people are still trying to handle the situation. >> reporter: tributes in the netherlands for a fallen family of six. outside this dutch school, a memorial for a beloved teacher, her husband, and their three children. two sisters from another family died together. somebody's mini mouse left behind, somebody's monkey, memories of everyone. so many small reminders of a loss that will be felt for generations. alexander field, cnn, new york. . but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. wouldn't it be

. >> for a long time, you have enjoyed sort of a moat around your business in that the only competitioname from pure play 3d companies. now new entrants, hewlett packard, people think you will be more at risk in terms of your risk. how big an entry are the barriers? >> i am not anticipating hp into the market. nevertheless, it is a very i'll say complex market. it requires a lot of knowledge, which we gained over the last 25 years of operation. so i feel very confident we will be able compete and we will be able to be successful even in the heat of the competition like you mentioned. >> right. so let's trade this space. he says he's not afraid of hewlett packard entering the space. but should he be afraid of hewlett packard entering the space? in there probably. i think they have for the choice, but there will be probably a lot of consolidation in this space. if you like at ssys. they have been prooi buying companies, consolidation might be a great deal in the second quarter. if you look at the cart around $100 it's been expensive. it trades expensive. it's 50 times next year. if you ar

oh, they want to build a border, they want to put a high fence, a moat, put alligators in the moat.ricans want border security and they certainly want it now. you can't ridicule an entire political party and then expect them to work with you. it's not like -- >> why not? the republican does that to the democrats all the time? >> no, no. compromise is a two-way street. the president said to the russian leader i can be flexible after this next election, why doesn't he tell the republicans? >> democratic senate candidates don't want him to campaign with them. >> hold on. we've got a democratic senate candidate next to us. that's for the next hour. let me put something on the table here. from a republican standpoint, right now we're at this stalemate. it's frustrating to democrats because democrats have an agenda of what they want government to do. i wonder, from the republican standpoint they're okay with a stalemate because they're against any increased role of government. >> that's not true. they believe the government has a responsibility to defend itself, to a military, to have an

important to moat here in previous conflicts israel has had, the israeli military has already said we were perfectly capable of protecting tel aviv's airport. rockets don't get here and hadn't million this conflict. also important to mention, el al is still flying. they seem not concerned. they have anti-missile or at least the word has always been that they have anti-missile capabilities that might make it a lot safer than the rest of it. at any rate, these are significant developments. many airlines are take extra steps to protect their flights a week after the malaysian air flight crashed in ukraine. we have already been informed by every source that an active missile shot the plane down. our produce could back up claims from the officials that said the rebel blew it up likely with russia's help. we have pictures. i want to show you this is part of the jet's fuselage. notice the hole in the aluminum here. aluminum, analysts say they look like shrapnel holes and it is pieces from a missile's warhead apparently just ripped right through there. other pieces that -- again, these are pi

market acceptance and middle markets creating a moat, barriers to entry for the next company to fightor the space. melissa: i guess. does it say something how far they have gone and how much potential there is? if they're in 150 cities and going to someplace like flint, how much deman is there for something like uber-in flint? seems like park something more available. people likely to take their own carries. one of the problems they're solving, right? what do you think? >> they're creating demand. they're showing up in flint demonstrates uber-'s success. what killed flint, made it murder capital of the world, was dominance much unions. uber and uber-x where non-union are thriving. flint and every other union-dominated environment is crumbling. melissa: right. arson capital, sometimes when you set a fire you have to get away quick. now that i think about it, makes perfect sense. thanks, guys. >>> your boss is watching you but not the way you think. not exactly fit for all. wage rage heads to the capital. one congresswoman's pledge to live on minimum wage. do you ever have too much mone

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. >> lisa, why do you -- listen, i took moat to what mark said. mark said the perceived anonymity. do you think we have people go online and risk so much to have an affair? and as noel was saying, listen, it's not illegal. people are wanting to do it. they're consenting. but still, there is a huge risk here especially if you're look at the story that we're profiling tonight. >> look, some people are just sleazebags, and they're always going to be. and they're going to find whatever they want to find online. i have a little different perspective respectfully from jayne and mark. i run a civil rights firm. my best evidence is an electronic evidence, video, audiotape, text the, e-mails, in a sexual harassment case, what the boss sent by e-mail to his secretary is exhibit a for me in my case. it's fantastic. i'm in race discrimination case all day today. we have a videotape of a brutal beating of my client. i think it's exactly the opposite. i think there is less anonymity. everybody is pulling out a video camera. everybody is audio recording. everybody is saving the text and e-mails.

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he campaigned making fun of republicans because, you know, talking about moats and what else do we want to do to our border? it's obvious there are millions of acres along the texas border that have no fences like california does. doesn't have the cameras. doesn't have the roads. does not even have border patrol able to secure those areas. so i think it's important for the president to see firsthand so that when we send him bills he understands not only what's in them, but has a firsthand experience. >> but this is where the president had to say because with all due respect he sent you a bill. the senate his passed a bill. the house hasn't even take ten up. here was the president speaking about congress. >> but i would emphasize to the governor the problem here is not a major disagreement around the actions that could be helpful in dealing with the problem. the challenge is, is congress prepared to act to put the resources in place to get this done? >> so what is going to happen to his supplemental request for $3.7 billion? a lot of it for border control? >> you know, actually there's a

matter of fact, the president in 2011 notably said, well, people won't be satisfied until we create a moat and fill it full of alligators. he ridiculed those who said the border is not secure. yet last year alone, 414,000 -- excuse me, 414,000 -- that's right -- people were detained on the southwestern border. 414,000, from 100 different countries, 100 different countries, most of them admittedly from mexico, south america and central america. but if you are in falfurrias, texas, where they have a border patrol stop where many migrants are let out of the vehicle by their coyote, which is a human smuggler, and forced to walk around this checkpoint in 100-degree-plus weather, not only will you find that some of them die from exposure -- and you can imagine coming from central america or south america and coming in that hot weather under those conditions. some of them literally die. so what's happened is the border patrol has established rescue beacons, they call them, where if the immigrant says, i got to get some help, they can actually hit the button on this rescue beacon and the border pa

. >> moat republicans and democrats can't focus on the name calling.e starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire", the crisis at the border. are children suffering as washington plays politics? >> congress just said no to fixing our broken immigration system. >> so cruel. >> on the left, van jones,