desde nogales en arizona, claudia ramos.claro los precios de hoteles para dos personas y las opiniones en internet tambiÉn. en el puesto nÚmero cinco estÁ la capital de portugal, lisboa, famosa por sus espectaculares atardeceres. en cuarto lugar es para la bella ciudad de barcelona que tuvo una puntuaciÓn de 7.44. en el tercer lugar esta otra ciudad europa preciosa, hÁmster van 7.49 de calificaciÓn. segundo escaÑo, una ciudad acÁ en estados unidos que es preciosa, san francisco, california. y el primer iguana podÍa ser otra mÁs que la ciudad de la luz, el amor y otras maravillas, parÍs. logrÓ 8.87 puntos y estÁ en la cima del ranking. vayan a cualquiera de estas otras. el amor es importante. maity: los niÑos ingresados en el hospital infantil mattel de los Ángeles recibieron una linda sorpresa. les visitaron varios perros del programa mascota de los Ángeles. jaime: la visita sorpresa de 15 perros de terapia el hospital infantil mattel de california en los Ángeles informo el dÍa de san valentÍn en una ocasiÓn especial para 30

el migrante vivÍa al otro lado de la frontera en nogales, mÉxico.cÓ. claudia: se alega que horas antes disparÓ en forma de advertencia a unos contrabandistas que portarÍan rifles ak—47 y mochilas en su propiedad, pero nunca disparÓ directamente contra alguien. >> lo que hace difÍcil creer que fue autodefensa es que Él disparÓ desde mucha distancia. reportera: es evidencia de que el cruce de migrantes en esta frontera de arizona es bastante frecuente. el rancho estÁ ubicado a solo unos metros de este lugar. este vecino asegura que es frecuente ver actividad de migrantes y contrabandistas armados por su vecindario. una audiencia preliminar para kelly estÁ programada para la prÓxima semana. leÓn: es tarde, pero todavÍa hay tiempo para regalarle a la pareja hoy un buen viaje romÁntico que avive la llama del amor. siquiera recomendaciones, este sitio web realizÓ un ranking de las ciudades mÁs romÁnticas del planeta. en el puesto nÚmero 5 estÁ la capital de portugal, lisboa, famosa por sus espectaculares atardeceres. el cuarto lugar es para barcelona, que

kelly waits in nogales in a jail for his nextappearance, postpon for eligibility for a public defender. >> your honor, may i ask a question? you used the word indigent. would you give me your definition of indigent? >> border patrol received a call from a homeowner said he was under fire, a few hours later a second call of shots fired. the deputies found the victim and recovered two rifles from kelly. 150 acres is near nogales where ranchers daily encounter migrants on their land. most pass through but got-aways smuggling narcotics, rip crews, cartel guides and scouts are bold, confrontations are not uncommon. ranchers carry side arms and rifles when walking or on horseback. >> something goes wrong, i will defend myself, but i hope that doesn't happen. >> so arizona does have a stand your ground law where deadly force may be justified to protect yourself or others, but it is not a blanket immunity, john, and the dozen ranchers i spoke to yesterday say the shooting is emblematic of an open border. back to you. >> all right, william, live in our l.a. newsroom. william, thank you. and san

susan: i want to fast forward to your first border crossing which was in the nogales section of mexicoand tucson. by this point you have a guide, a coyote, named el marinero. interestingly as you set out on this long walk, they distribute white pills to each of you. what was that? javier: i do not know for certain but my friend who does a lot of research on the borderland -- what he thinks is they were caffeine pills. coyotes have been known to use meth. i don't know. it is the way they make who they think are the weakest last longer in the desert, which also is a double-edged sword, because it also makes you dehydrated so you have to drink more water. if you don't make it through and you are on one of those drugs, you will die faster. susan: tell me about that first border crossing. what is the important aspect of that section of the journey to know? javier: moving to tucson was a very crucial part of me writing this, because i remembered different snapshots and different parts of the landscape that did not match up. if they all happened in the same sector of the border. and for that

mayormente soleados marchándose la tarde a eso de las 3:00 de la tarde, 58 en (nombre inaudible) 25 nogalá lluvia, también un poco de viento, avanzando a eso de las 10:11 de la noche la parte norte de la región santa rosa y napa serán los primeros en ver esta lluvia avanzando >> es el jueves y el viernes por la mañana esto llegará la lluvia san francisco tomen avanzando hacia san josé y las montañas de santa cruz. pero este sistema traerá menos de una pulgada pero parece que avanzando hacia el sábado y el domingo llegará 1 segundo sistema. este traerá un poco más de inestabilidad y un sistema más frío que traerá más nivel para la cierre a partir del sábado a las 4:00 de la tarde tenemos un poco de lluvia en el norte y también las montañas de santa cruz y avanzando eso de las 7 hasta las 10:00 de la noche es cuando realmente se va a sentir la lluvia inclusos a nivel cierres y que se tiene planes de viajar hacia esta zona por favor tener precaución de que quizás veremos esos avisos de tormentas invernales a partir del domingo >> los próximos 7 días en san francisco, el día de mañana por la

in the remote desert east of nogales, arizona, they carried 24 pounds of fentanyl crossing into the u.sillegally. earlier this month, take a look at this, border patrol agents in yuma, arizona, sector seized 93 pounds of fentanyl a smuggler had in a bag after entering the u.s. illegally. stuart, in just the last four months alone, border patrol has seized at least 800 pounds of fentanyl in between ports of industry. they -- entry. that's enough fentanyl to kill potentially 850 million people. stuart: that's shocking. bill melugin, thank you, sir. congressman pat fallon joining me now. the president is battling an unpress dented crisis at the border and your committee wants to speak with top border patrol agents and what do you want to hear? >> we want to hear the truth and no spend. the american people deserve it and that's what our jobs are and not a crisis being from texas and border state and 350,000-mile border with texas and there's only so much the custom and border patrol agents can do and we need to support them and a novel concept, enforce the laws that are on the books. stuart

the administrations and institutions one for the benefit of the pool as that of it's your little nogales meaning of now you was rico speed headed to a social movement for the right to watch. out until 2021. he's lo known that there's a lack of clean drinking water in the region, or that it's been contaminate by waste water from large corporations. north, along with the way that they prefer our ground water is undrinkable. some people don't even want to use it for washing. but the water company keeps charging high prices for malice, as if it were perfectly go down the road all over again with many residents are becoming desperate. will that help us please? i think that we are more than 150 families. they would have a flag. how did you read a please do something? what baby was, what if we play many residents to pendle water trucks for this survival of get it all collect, kick, i'm deal haylock. hopefully water will be for the people in the future. not 1st and foremost for the of a cato growers in their own question. thank you. 77. yup. and we'll keep that job on them. and we currently have

the nogales port of entry is where a bulk of these drugs are detected by u.s.rotection. one bust this week yielding some 195,000 fentanyl pills and more than 2 pounds of raw fentanyl powder all hidden inside of a load vehicle. a day later in the same place --agents seized 105 pounds and bust 98 pounds of methamphetamine. not only that agents say they have seized more than 10,000 funds of ammunition and 11 illegal firearms border wide since october 1st, the fed say says 95 firearm related events have gone down resulting in 233 weapons that have been taken off the streets. lastly migrant encounters, they have been down for the month of january. the most recent month we've got data, they were down by about 13% but since the start of this fiscal year they are up across all sectors by more than 18% when you compare it to the same time period the year before, cbp data showing 760 -- i'm sorry, 762,000, it's an awful lot, 762,000 total migrant encounters that have been reported in that time frame. just difficult numbers to really get your mind around, mike. mike: case

. >> bill: if you drove 200 miles east of here places like nogales, they are still getting hundreds byr than that. you have a bit of a break here. nonetheless you are the mayor of this town and have responsibilities. if you could get help from washington to cover what expenses would be of great assistance to you? >> it is about transportation at the end of the day. we have transportation issues to get people out of the community once they are processed. if they can't prevent the flow into yuma. >> bill: boat taking off now. that's california behind us. they'll go where up the colorado river. >> they will patrol the lower part of the colorado throughout the day and apprehend everybody that they come into contact with that are coming across. really, this kind of patrol is more about moving the drugs and contraband. >> they come into your town. >> they come through our town to all points of the country. >> bill: you were the mayor ten years ago. how has yuma changed >> we've grown a lot. a lot of great things happening in yuma. this is one element that has gotten national attention but so

a big problem here with migrants crossing the area but they've moved more to the east places like nogales in arizona which would be 200 miles down the border here. so yuma has seen a drop in the number but they still have a ton of problems for the community and we're trying to find some of those throughout the day through the mayor. coming up this hour we'll talk to the hospital administrator. they have one hospital for the entire county. yuma is a town of 100,000. the county is 200,000 people. they have been dealing with it the best they can. border patrol has had their own challenges. the number of suicides on behalf of agents. you will meet a border patrol agent in a moment, he is retired and been on the force 27 years and worked in arizona. he worked in texas and he was in washington, d.c. he has a heck of a story to tell about what his men and women have been up against. if they get these gaps done it will help. in just this part of arizona. then they have to deal with the rest on down the line. that's coming up shortly as our coverage continues here in yuma. >> dana: looking forward

today's hearing kelly admitted to firing warning shots but only to frighten the drug runners off his nogales. prosecutors charged kelly with first degree murder and have added two counts of aggravated assault. we'll cover the story and let you no he what happens. nearly three weeks after derailment in eastern ohio, dangerous toxins were in the air and water and up ended a community across state lines in ohio and pennsylvania. transportation secretary pete buttigieg finally -- finally admitted to ignoring the february 3rd crash. let's watch. >> i was focused on just making sure that our folks on the ground were all set but could have spoken sooner about how strongly i felt about this incident and that's a lesson learned for me. when i go the focus will be on action. look, i was mayor of my hometown for eight years and we dealt with a lot of disasters, fat rail and human. >> harris: the secretary says he plans to pay a visit to the community. here is a quote, when the time is right. twitter users didn't like it. they mocked his claim his experience of south bend, indiana made him -- >> he coul

this is the view we have from inside the nogales, arizona courtroom.orange jump suit now that he is out on bond. today kelly's attorney challenged the sheriff's investigator who decided to arrest kelly for first-degree murder, bringing potential bias against the rancher. prosecution hit back claiming it was not relevant to the prelim. on january 30th, kelly says he heard a gunshot while having lunch with his wife inside their home. the 74-year-old claims he went outside with a rifle and fired warning shots over the group of strangers on his property who he said had backpacks and ak-47s. later he was arrested after he called authorities when he found the body of an unarmed 43 mexican national. the defense claims drug traffickers killed this man and not their client. >> john: thank you so much, aishah. >> aishah: the lunch break in the alec murdaugh murder trial past the halfway point, murdaugh will return to the stand soon. cross examination continues today. we will bring that to you as soon as that comes back up. >> john: also one year since putin bega

cbp officers at the port of entry in nogales seizing 195,000 fentanyl pills as well as two pounds ofn a vehicle there. not far away from where we are now. house speaker kevin mccarthy and gop delegation will be here later on this afternoon. we'll be here for that and you can expect fentanyl will be one of the topics of conversation for them. >> dana: incredible picture behind you as well. >> bill: arizona congressman knows the border firsthand. his district represents a portion of it where bill is located there and joins me now. good morning to you. i met your sheriff in person the day after the super bowl. here he is on what's happening in cochise. you have 130,000 people in the county. the county seat is the population of 5,000 and the cartels are the biggest employer. >> one of the biggest employers down there. 1500 people plus we've arrested in our county, u.s. citizens come to our county and committed crimes and over 100 were juveniles. >> bill: 1,578 people booked in a county population is low, 1500 u.s. citizens committing crimes by trying to bring migrants across. what that m

24 pounds of fentanyl seized, not at the port of entry, but between the ports of entry outside of nogales, arizona in a remote area. that's some of the information that house members will learn on the energy and commerce committee. they are holding their first field hearing here in the rgb later tonight. john. >> john: a lot of fentanyl coming through the ports of entry, but also coming in between the ports of entry as well. griff jenkins for us, some very compelling pictures, thank you. >> excellent reporting on all of that as usual. remember the flightmares at the airports during the holidays? what went wrong and if he thinks it could happen again. >> john: still no word from president biden on the mysterious objects shot down by the u.s. military after waiting what some day was too long to take down the chinese spycraft, did biden overreact to the latest unknown objects? senator tom tillis will weigh in just ahead. >> when you don't provide information and there's a dirth of information, it did lead to wild speculation, it can lead to unfounded fears. homeowners: making a big car payme

in nogales, thousands were found in a spare tire and some in a speaker box and gas tank.s. hi, griff. >> hi, martha. good afternoon. and we have a fentanyl crisis. the likes of which we've never seen at our southern border. take a look at this tweet by border patrol chief raul ortiz put out a few hours ago, a bundle of fentanyl being carried by a migrant in yuma, arizona around the port of entry despite claims that it goes through the ports. chief ortiz said that so far in fiscal year in 2023, 476 pounds of fentanyl was seized between these ports of entry, which is enough to kill 100 million americans. this as we get an exclusive ride-along with texas temperatures pursuing people at over 100 miles an hour. the driver was a 15-year-old teen from mexico. the cartels use teens because they face fewer consequences. texas officials are throwing the back at him, charging him with human smuggling. seven migrants are covered. one of them a guatemalan man had to pay $15,000 to the cartels. he said he was attacked by a machete by cartels in mexico for refusing to pay. all of this i

made by border patrol between ports of entry in just the last two weeks in the remote desert east of nogales carrying 24 pounds of fentanyl after they crossed into the united states illegally. earlier this month take a look at this picture border patrol agents in yuma, arizona sector seized 93 pounds of fentanyl a drug smuggler had in a bag after entering the u.s. illegally. in just the last four months alone border patrol has seized at least 800 pounds of fentanyl between ports of entry. they say that's potentially enough to kill at least 150 million people. we'll send it back to you. >> dana: thank you for that report. >> bill: it whats to stop. the bombshell report on the origins of covid reigniting the push to hold beijing and ccp accountable. what that might look like coming up. come here! you know why people are always looking at their phones? they're banking, with bank of america. see cousin jimmy over there? his girlfriend just caught the bouquet so... he might need a little more help saving. for that engagement ring... the groom's parents. you think they're looking at photos of thei

that includes the remote desert east of nogales, arizona, the photos you are looking at here, agents caught a group of drug smugglers carrying 24 pounds of fentanyl after they crossed illegally. and earlier this month, take a look at this image. border patrol agents in yuma, arizona seizing 93 pounds of fentanyl, a drug smuggler had in a bag after he entered the u.s. illegally and guys, the numbers are staggering. the last four months alone, sources tell me border patrol has seized more than 800 pounds of fentanyl between ports of entry and on the other side of the coin, cbp has seized a staggering 12,000 pounds of fentanyl at ports of entry at the border. back to you. >> john: and as we understand it, bill, only seizing a small fraction of what is coming across the border. bill has the update from los angeles. thank you. >> fentanyl is killing americans. let me be clear. mayorkas lied and americans are dying. >> biden administration is working to deal with the fallout of the prior administration's failed border policies. >> i know secretary mayorkas is watching this, by having his t