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all right, nate foy for us in new york. meantime, down in texas, vice president vance now touring the southern border and a hot spot once exploited during the biden administration's border crisis. brooke taylor is live for us in eagle pass. how are things looking there now, brooke? >> hi, john. the vice president has landed, getting a tour in eagle pass and then heading to where we are at right now, really standing in the epicenter of where this border crisis really started. we saw thousands of migrants showing up in masses. a much different scene then what is going on behind me. quiet now. that is what the vice president is going to see today. j.d. vance landed at the air force base just a little while ago, joined by secretary of defense pete hegseth and the director of national intelligence. back in 2023 at its peak, border patrol agents encountered 3000-4000 migrant today, just in the del rio sector. sources tell me they had just 14 encounters yesterday right here in the del rio sector. what we haven't seen those massive

. >> lawrence: nate foy has details. do you know anything new?> we are piecing this together, you can't imagine. she was last seen at a beach in punta cana. she was on a spring break trip with five friends when she went missing. local authorities are interviewing a young man seen swimming with her before her disappearance. according to a local paper. local authorities believe she may have drown. officials in virginia say there is no evidence to support that. she is a dual u.s. and indian citizen. she's 5-3, last seen wearing a brown bikini with a metal outlet around her leg. she arrived with five girls on march 3, one week ago today. on thursday, 4:15 a.m., seen on surveillance video going to the beach with seven people. 4:50 a.m., last seen on the beach. 4:00 p.m. later that day, she is reported missing. >> we want to find her safe and sound. there is so much we don't know. principal thing you do, the fbi and civil defense and dominican navy are searching for her and collecting as much information of what and where she is been. >> today several

. >> brian: nate foy is live in punta cana. >> this is the resort where sudiksha konanki visited with friends in dominican republic and ultimately where she went missing on thursday morning of last week. this is entrance to the resort, 400 to 500 yards away is the beach, the crucial location where she was last seen. she was last seen with a young man and local media reporting new details about the young man who reportedly is joshua ribe, according to local reports. authorities have interviewed him and he's provided stories about what happened early thursday morning. take a look at these multiple stories, according to noticias, local outlet here. he got out of the ocean to vomit after being hit by a big wave. he fell asleep on a lounge chair while she was still in the water. we reported on this yesterday, there are parts that are new. konanki last seen at 4 a.m., her friends leave at 5 a.m. the man she was with, presumably ribe, leaves beach at 9:55 a.m. and she is not reported missing until 4 p.m. later that day. drones, boats, dogs and thermal cameras. many are wondering why did it t

>> bret: nate foy live in the dominican republic, nate, thanks.trump economy, the ukraine cease-fire agreement and the education department overhaul. first, beyond our borders tonight, china, iran and russia conduct joint naval drills in the middle east. they took place in the gulf of oman near the strategic straight strait of hormuz. narrow mouth of the persian gulf through which a fifth of all crude oil traded worldwide passes. police open a criminal investigation into a collision between two ships in the north sea. one man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. one crew member is missing and presumed dead after the collision between a cargo ship and an oil tanker. the other 36 crew members survived. and a social worker who tried to meditate during the height -- i'm sorry, during the --ed meiated during the height of the 2019 and government protest, might have been meditating, too, in hong kong, he's convicted of righting, even though he was trying to mediate there. jacqui chen was freed at her first trial in september of 2020. but just

nate foy's been watching this all day long. what have you seen so far?exchanges. michelle work u, she's been spatting with trump's border czar, tom homan, that has continued. you mentioned her preparations. mayor brandon johnson of chicago, he's been in washington, d.c. since sunday preparing for this. there's a lot of tension in the room on capitol hill today. and the house oversight committee chairman, james comer, started the hearing by saying this -- >> these policies only create sanctuary for criminals. sanctuary cities make us all less safe and are a public safety nightmare. >> reporter: so sanctuary policies limit local cooperation with federal immigration authorities. some in those cities argue that it actually helps decrease crime, but there are several high profile examples to support the opposite. i.c.e. a agents in boston arrested this illegal migrant from guatemala last month, he was on the streets after a being charged with the aggravated rape of a child. >> i can bring hell to illegal aliens who rape children. you don't release them back i

nate foy just spoke about illegal immigrant who was suspected of abusing children doing some nefarious so that happen in your jurisdiction. you care about safety? right! >> harris: i don't know how they get past it art del cueto vice president of border patrol council said last hour, it is page 2 of i.c.e. detainer. keep them held until we get there. less than 48 hours to get there there make. and denver, they give an hour's notice and let them go in the parking lot. we will move on coming up vice president j.d. vance, secretary pete hegseth on the border today. director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard, all there heading to the southern border and the numbers have hit historic lows. you know how many people crashed yesterday del rio and the grand real sector? 14! st. duke versus unc. what a storied rivalry? like you know to check your outfit first before meeting your girlfriend's family. that's a tough one to recover from steve. the disappointment on their faces says it all. uh-uh. yeah, checking first is smart. yeah. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hund

nate foy, live in york city, thank you. >> president trump: we are bringing in our hostages from gazaieve one of the most groundbreaking peace agreements in generations, the abraham accords. the panama canal was built by americans for americans, not for others. but others could use it. but it was built a tremendous cost of american blood and tragically. we didn't give it to china, we give it to panama. we are taking it back. i'm also working tirelessly to and the savage conflict in ukraine. millions of ukrainians and russians have been lean and sleek killed or wounded in this horrific and brutal conflict. >> could be realtime updates all of those stories he ripped off right there in that speech. touting foreign policy, hammering hamas, china, russia diao she ukraine, all of that is on the table as we speak republican senator here. good running to you. thank you for your time, being here. you had the honor of giving that a bottle. here is the rebuttal from elissa slotkin, your democratic colleague from michigan. >> president trump loves to say peace through strength. that's actually a

reporter nate foy has the latest details on the investigation into her disappearance. >> a desperate search is underway for 20 year old mcenany. the university of pittsburgh student was on a spring break trip with friends in punta cana, where she went missing early thursday morning. >> we want to find her. we want to hopefully find her safe and sound. right now, there's just so much that we don't know. >> kalnoky arrived at the dominican republic on monday and was last seen on surveillance video at 4:15 a.m. thursday morning, heading to the beach with a group of people. surveillance cameras captured that group, later returning without kalnoky, who is believed to have stayed behind with a young man, according to local reporting. authorities are now interviewing him to determine what happened leading up to kalnoky's disappearance. some local reports say authorities believe she may have drowned. but officials in loudoun county, virginia, where he is from, say there's currently no evidence of that. >> so the principal thing that you do in a situation like this is the fbi and our partners

coverage, brooke taylor at the border have the visit for vice president vance but let's start with nate foyngerous criminals the policy to protect it. what is the latest from the hearing? >> hey, sandra, you just saw some contentious moments which i guess is expected. congressman nancy mace of south carolina just said that all of these sanctuary city mayors have blood on their hands. and that happened after a heated exchange between congressman jim jordan and denver's mayor mike johnston after an illegal migrant was accused of assaulting i.c.e. agents last week. take a look. this is the illegal migrant who is also a suspended tren de aragua gang member. eight denver county jail released him to the streets last friday, forcing i.c.e. agents to arrest him in public where he later is accused of assaulting officers. those are necessary because sanctuary laws limit cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. in boston i.c.e. agents arrested this illegal i migrant from guatemala last month. he was set free after being charged with the aggravated rape of a child.