. >> next call from lee in naco, arizona. where's naco?d educator, i'm on the border of mÉxico and southern arizona, literally i see the fence that and i've lived here 40 years, i was -- i have a ranch of the border of arizona, i'm very much aware of immigrant flowing over the past 40 years. my question is i don't hear much information being discussed about deaths, but we have here in naco, we've had a number of tunnels about five of them have been discovered where drugs and immigrants had to pay to come across the border are used and i still right now to this moment they literally, the amount of immigrant coming across has been reduced since 2008 but still i see physically my property here at night there are -- there is movement, but i believe most of this movement is from tunnels and i'm wondering if there are author here is aware of that. >> host: lee before we get an answer of margaret regan, what do you do, have you found people that have crotszed the border and what's your reaction to that? >> caller: well, this is 40 years that i'm

pasco sheriff naco held a conference earlier today saying his deputies did everything they could to save torrey robinson's life but he wanted no part of it. >> i was just about to turn my i was like, oh, crap, that's not the dogs. i woke up at 2:30, had one eye open, turned the light on and he was at my door. >> one can only imagine the fear that karen moore experienced, a man beating on her bedroom door trying to get in. at first she couldn't scream. >> i was yelling and nothing would come out. it was like a bad dream. nothing would come out. it took like four times. >> karen's son thomas rush ed to aid his mother. >> he was banging on her door trying to get in there. i immediately ran up to him and was like what are you doing, who are you? i try today grab his shoulder. there was blood all over the hallway. >> the man was torrey robinson. he broke into the home through a kitchen window. moore told me robinson asked for help but she was too scared to open the door. >> what's going through your mind? >> should i open the door? should i open the door or am i going to end up dead? is it a

. >>> bien| aunque ha pasado tiempo de su muerte aquÍ lo recuerdan como el naco traficante que sembrÓ empezaron a llegar flores, roberto empezÓ a llamar, y fue una persona en realidad muy querida y muy respetoas en su momento. >>> a tal punto que llegÓ a dudar de lo que decÍa la prensa acerca ellos. >>> cuando uno hablaba con ellos, era como, cÓmo otra faceta era distinto entonces uno decÍa hasta cierto punto serÁ cierto? >>> pero el 2er de julio de 199 para 2 casi 7 meses despuÉs de conocerlos, pablo y roberto se fugaron de la catedral. >>> junto con ocho lugar tenientes. >>> decÍa en quÉ momento me meÍi en esto. >>> tambiÉn se dio cuenta que el regalo de escobar podrÍa perjudicarla. >>> muchas personas fueron asesinadas por la cercanÍas hacia pablo y el tener un libro de estos significaba que era cercano a pablo. >>> algunos prefirieron deshacerse del libro. >>> mucho los botaron lo quemaron, lo destruyeron lo rompieron. >>> 79 dÍas despuÉs de la fuga, roberto escobar se entregÓ. >>> su hermano pablo muriÓ en una emboscada hecha por la policÍa colombiana y la dea el dos de diciembre

pasco county sheriff chris naco tailored his speech to the florida crowd, noting florida's status as an important swing state through the election cycle stating, quote a turning point is coming and it starts in florida. speaking with the media before the regional, rubio acknowledged this election cycle has been one unlike any other in history. >> oh, i am going to be on the ballot. we are going to win florida. this is going to be a long process. you have never covered a campaign like this. this is unchartered territory, no one, not even donald trump is on track to have over 1,000 delegates. a vote for ted cruz is a vote for donald trump. i am the only one who has any chance of beating donald trump to be the nominee, you have to vote for marco rubio. >> reporter: rubio responded to the attack ads released this week in florida by republican frontrunner donald trump saying that those attacks were the same ones charlie crist used against him when they were running for senate back in 2010. tomorrow rubio will be back speaking to crowds in the bay area down in sarasota. >>> now an "8 on yo

one of the longest and newest was discovered last year inside a shed in a naco, arizona, neighborhood. the hydraulics operating the lid were remotely controlled from mexico. for all of this, ranchers and residents pay a price. sh sign was posted by the u.s. forest service to warn people about the area, that there is criminal activity, being smuggling and illegal immigration. brad richardson: we live a few hundred yards from here. sharyl: recreational activities like a family cookout in the local park are carried out with reminders of possible dangers lurking nearby. does the discussion over drug smuggling, immigration, human trafficking impact your life at all, your daily life? brad richardson: i mean, we've done a lot of service projects where we go up and clean up after the illegals that come through. you know, they leave their trash all over the place. and we go out there and try to clean up after them. but most of the time, they want to stay out of the city and stay away because they don't want to be caught. they don't want to be seen. they're trying to get north to i-10 so they c

. >> reporter: sheriff chris naco briefed the media on what led to la blanc's firing. he planted drugs in a bag of a known drug suspect pleasea. >> it goes back to possibly the painted la blanc's name on parise's only trailer shaking la blanc for sheriff 2016. we don't know any other altercation that occurred between the two. >> reporter: the deputy got a syringe and crack pipe from parise's neighbor and planted it into parise's bag. >> he goes and checks himself into a rehab center. when he goes, the staff notices these items outside the back, they notify the sheriff's office. >> reporter: that's what sparked the investigation into the deputy and led the neighbor to tell investigators what happened. >> we will hold ourselves accountable for our actions. we are going to be transparent with our citizens because we have to play by the rules. we know criminals don't. everybody knows that but law enforcement officers have to play by the rules. >> reporter: again, the sheriff tells us that this is a case where a deputy had a grudge with a drug suspect and tonight >> is this

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badly, started fighting with one of the people inside the home and that went on until schaeffer chris naco said officers tased him because he wouldn't stop acknowledge even after 11 minutes. >> it was not a rapid succession of the taser. why would we want to handcuff him, they were trying to get him just to relax. >> officials tell us robinson was knocked out by the taser. paramedics tried to revive him but he did die at the hospital. investigation continues. >> a driver hit a pedestrian and drove away, crashed into a plan walking near central afternoon and third street around 5:00 this morning. the victim was thrown over the windshield of the vehicle. officers cracked down his car which we're told showed evidence of the accident. the victim is in the hospital >> donald trump's rally, outside was a different story, parked cars in the middle of the road, all while other drivers were stuck waiting. eventually a tow truck removed several cars. some were arrested. campaigns in utah and arizona, ahead of tuesday's primary, immigration is front and center in the race for the presidency this week

. >> pasco sheriff chris naco said they did everything to save torrey robinson's life but he didn't want any part of it. >> i heard another crash and i was like oh, crap, that's not the dog. you wake up at 2:30, one eye open, turn the light on >> one can only imagine the fear that karen moore experienced, a man beating on her bedroom door trying to get in. at first she couldn't even scream. >> i was yelling and nothing would come out. it was like a bad dream. nothing would come out. it took like four times. >> her son thomas rush ed to aid his mother. >> i was like who are you, what are you doing, there was blood all over the hallway. he just wasn't coming off the door. >> the man was torrey robinson. he broke in through a dwich kitchen window. he asked for help but she was too scared to open the door. >> what's going through your mind? >> should i open the door? should i open the door or am i going to end up dead? is it a trick? why didn't he just knock if he needed help? who is this person in my house, am i going the news dead? >> cut by the window robinson was lying on the floor. they

pasco county chris naco tells us his deputies did everything they could to save torrey robinson's life but he didn't want any part of it. >> i was about to turn my light on and heard another crash and was like oh, crap, that's not the dogs. you wake up and i turn the light on and he was at my door within a second. >> one can only imagine the fear that karen moore experienced, a man beating on her bedroom door desperately trying to get in. >> i was yelling and nothing would come out. it was like a bad dream. it took like four times. >> karen's son thomas rushed to aid his mother. >> he was banging on her door trying to get in there. i ran up to him and i tried to grab his shoulder. there was blood everywhere all over the hallway. he wasn't coming off the door. >> the man was torrey robinson. he broke into the home through a kitchen window. he asked for help but she was too scared to open the door. >> what's going through your mind? >> should i open the door? should i open the door or am i going to end up dead? is it a trick? does he really need help? why didn't he just knock at my front

. >> reporter: sheriff chris naco briefed the media on what led to la blanc's firing. he planted drugs in a bag of a known drug suspect pleasea. >> it goes back to possibly the