the border patrol will remain in the lead. the guard will assist the border patrol by operating surveillance systems analyzing intelligence, installing fences and vehicle barriers, building patrol roads, and providing training. guard units will not be involved in direct law enforcement activities. that duty will be done by the border patrol. this initial commitment of guard members would last for a period of one year. after that the number of guard forces will be reduced as new border patrol agents and new technologies come on line. it is important for americans to know that we have enough guard forces to win the war on terror, to respond to natural disasters, and to help secure our border. the united states is not going to militerize the southern border. mexico is our neighbor and our friend. we will continue to work cooperatively to improve security on both sides of the border, to confront common problems like drug trafficking and crime, and to reduce illegal immigration. another way to help during this period of transition

it is on border patrol.esponsibility as the changes of immigration policy take-home, the headline is the border patrol needs to clean up, not more funding. they write that the ebola crisis has sparked no small number of irrational statements, but one of the least sensible is the call to invest heavily in u.s. border enforcement. obama's highly anticipated plans for executive action on immigration were announced last thursday, including booster border security. thinkingsecure, the goes, should be the policy priority. the united states has already piled additional billions into border security, creating customs and border protection, which is the largest law enforcement agency in the country, with 60,000 agents and staff. agents havel doubled in years. a compelling piece in "politico." the green monster. they write on the border patrol. this is the front page of "politico." the most out of control law agency. a little bit of the report. they say the united states today sends -- spends more money on the border

while observing and recording everything that he sees in his endless patrols.y a doctor and a dentist from the troops show up at intelligence headquarters looking to defect. >> these images originally published in columbia showing them fleeing the area identified by the doctor and dentist's gps. knowing absolutely nothing about this movement. nelson once again pass buys the big camel during one of his patrols and the scene he find is very different from what he had seen before. >> so much movement could only mean that someone really big was there. and although it's impossible to figure out who it was at that moment, nelson concludes that it's definitely a good target. with his commander's sketchings coupled with knowledge of various geographic references in the area he knows he can give an approximately location of the camp. >> after several days of travel, nelson reaches a road, flags down the first motorcycle bike he sees, and begins his journey back to civilization from a pay phone he calls his contact on the day that he was posing as a street carven door. >

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. >> along the border we have more to fear from the border patrol than we do from border-crossers. >>heckpoints and the communities that live with them, a report from on the border, right after the break. >> on techknow, >> we should not be having earthquakes in texas >> the true cost of energy hits home... >> my yard is gone... >> are we destroying our way of life? >> contaminated water from the fracking activities come here >> they stick it to the core of the earth >> but this cutting edge technology could be the answer >> the future of fracking is about the water >> protecting the planet, saving lives... >> how do you convince a big oil company to use this? techknow, only on al jazeera america white man, says she's often mistaken as a pursuit. >>> unfortunately, washington has allowed the problem to fester for too long. so what i'm going to be laying out is the things i can do with my lawful authority as president to make the system work better even as i continue to work with congress and encourage them to get a bipartisan comprehensive bill that can solve the entire problem. >> th

currently, they fly about ten patrols a year off the u.s. coast. once coming within 50 miles of california. u.s. jets routinely intercept them. there's no law against it, as long as the bombers don't enter u.s. air space. with president obama and russia's putin attending the same summit in australia this weekend, these new patrols are an in-your-face way of saying, we're a global power and we're not going to let you push us around. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon, thanks. today, a man believed to be the leader of the terrorist group known as isis or islamic state told followers to "explode volcanoes of jihad everywhere." abu bakr al baghdadi was heard on audio only, but his statement today seems to have put one mystery to rest. clarissa ward is in our london newsroom tonight. clarissa? >> reporter: good evening, scott. well, this is al baghdadi's first message since the u.s.-led strikes against militants in iraq and syria began, a campaign that he calls a failure, but beyond the expected rhetoric and bluster, the main purpose of this 17-min

. >> along the border we have more to fear from the border patrol than we do from border-crossers. >> checkpoints and the communities that live with them, a report from on the border, right after the break. >> coming up on "consider this," what action will the president take on immigration reform thursday night? >>> and children of the caliphate, how i.s.i.l. is brainwashing kids into terrorism. plus, does fracking lead to earthquakes. and the humiliation faced by interracial couples. the black woman married to a white man, says she's often mistaken as a pursuit. >>> unfortunately, washington has allowed the problem to fester for too long. so what i'm going to be laying out is the things i can do with my lawful authority as president to make the system work better even as i continue to work with congress and encourage them to get a bipartisan comprehensive bill that can solve the entire problem. >> that's president obama on facebook saying that he's going to unveil his plans for immigration reform in a prime time address on thursday. the president is expected to are save 5 million und

. >> along the border we have more to fear from the border patrol than we do from border-crossers. >> checkpoints and the communities that live with them, a report from on the border, right after the break. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> why did so many of these people choose to risk their lives? >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> people are dying because of this policy... >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but what is the administration doing behind the scenes? >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america white man, says she's often mistaken as a pursuit. >>> unfortunately, washington has allowed the problem to fester for too long. so what i'm going to be laying out is the things i can do with my lawful author

>>will tran: happen in down the california highway patrol is the patrol given the rose say if this is a holiday weekend the annual maximum of 14. started as a sale was a run through midnight sunday action also will be out looking for impaired or dangerous drivers 30 people were killed and taxes during last year's has given weekend 80 percent of those who died were not wearing seat belts. >>will tran: the california highway patrol release more for less at an oakland size of that was but the was denied to other people were there as drivers will form than to stunt. please man is a black mother and daughter cards ever tried to get away from the area kron 4 scott raids have more on this is what unfolded it was a head. if >> reporter: cars fitting dollars does of people flooding the streets and this car fire courtesy of our helicopter partnership all this happened just before 11:00 wednesday night at the port of oakland several gunshots fired in and around in the dangerous sideshow shenanigans. the sea is the same that it sale of 100 cards near the sideshow that all this is going car car de

>> it's part of the initiative of high visibility patrol. you don't want to meet someone in the dark alleys, you get rid of the dark alleys, you get rid of people hiding in the black alleys. >> reporter: there's a battle of black versus blue, african-americans pushing back against policing and police, like this lieutenant, pushing back against crime. >> some people feel thankful we're here. some guys will tell us to our face that they hate us and they don't want us here. >> reporter: officer darrell calhoun was assigned here fresh from the academy. have you ever been afraid on the job? >> yes. there's times where you're alone and you don't know what to do sometimes. you know, you're out on the street in the middle of the night when all the bad things can happen, when all the bad things tend to happen. it's just natural to have some type of fear in you. >> reporter: a rookie cop was shot by a suspect in bed-stuy a month ago. >> is it locked, though? >> yeah, i'm going to check it. >> reporter: most dangerous hours, one of the most dangerous n

but those words ring hallo hollow as patrols ride through the streets. but with gains being slowly made and with the help of coalition airstrikes many iraqis are hoping soon that iraqi armor like this will be driving through all the territory that isil has taken since june. >> britain's prime minister today outlined plans to crackdown on foreign fighters traveling to and from syria and iraq. suspected fighters would have to agree to strict conditions before returning. airlines woulds wills be punished using britain's no fly list. 500 brits have join isil, there are fears they will reenter the country undetected. >>> the ebola outbreak is one item on the agenda. it gets under way in brisbane, australia, but other issues are competing for attention. >> it's not easy being russian in australia. >> somebody in russia right now is sitting, drinking vodka, and laughing at this. no one is laughing at this. >> at brisbane prepares for the g-20 antagonism towards russia is threatening to overshadow the meeting. unable to keep them from company, prime minister ton

first, we saw these four patrol cars that stayed back, kept their distance. they did not move in until they got some backup. now, we are showing you live pictures, just a mess at the port of oakland. several chp units have arrived on scene. they have the crowd blocked in. they cannot drive their cars out. just moments ago, we heard shots have been fired there. this is the port of oakland property. we believe the shots came from people there in the crowd. looks like the chp has broken up the side show. traffic at a total standstill. lots of onlookers, cars just really stopped at what looks like a complete parking lot there. so we will continue to monitor this situation for you. but again, it looks like chp officers and officers have arrived to break up this scene. but there is no traffic right now. live in the news room, betty yu, kpix5. >>> well, police are looking for the killers who ambushed a man on a park trail in the oakland hills and tonight that victim has been identified as david ruenzel, a former teacher from oakland. he was found shot to death yeste

october 17th, 2010, officer tony white is patrolling laguna beach, california.a bit too much to drink. >> in laguna beach, it's an affluent community, however it's also known more as a party town. people come to our town to enjoy themselves. they go out to the bars, restaurants and clubs, as a result that does tend to elevate the number of vehicles that may be out on the road with impaired drivers. >> sure enough, officer white spots a toyota prius that's swerving out of its lane. >> i happen to notice that he had some trouble negotiating a turn off the side street to the main thoroughfare. with this particular driver i probably followed him about seven blocks in total before i decided this might be an impaired driver worth investigating. >> officer white flips on his lights, and with dash cam rolling the prius pulls over to a gas station. >> i can immediately see he appears to be fumbling with the license and i can smell the alcohol inside the vehicle, and certainly as he was looking and talking to me he had signs of impairment with a slurred speech. >> all sig

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border patrol agents. the tense situation at the mexican border grows worse when officers make a crucial discovery about who else is in the car. a burglary suspect speeds toward the mexican border with a 1-year-old child as a hostage. >> he was holding the baby to his chest and the knife to the baby's neck. he told me they were not going to get him alive. >> number one lane, 89 miles an hour. >> monday morning, april 20, 1998. a car tears down interstate 5 south of los angeles, hitting speeds up to 95 miles per hour. >> okay, they're passing el toro now. >> as it hurdles toward the mexican border, officials there get a heads-up. >> we got a phone call probably from the california highway patrol letting us know there was a southbound pursuit. >> probably heading for the border. >> the suspect, eddie price, is fleeing from l.a. police who tried to arrest him for burglary. he's armed and dangerous, and he's not alone in the car. he's got a baby on board. officials at the border, including u.s. customs inspect

>> it's part of the initiative of high visibility patrol. you don't want to meet someone in the dark alleys, you get rid of the dark alleys, you get rid of people hiding in the black alleys. >> reporter: there's a battle of black versus blue, african-americans pushing back against aggressive policing. and police, like lieutenant terrence mccall, pushing back against crime. what do you think the relationship is in this neighborhood with the police department? >> some people feel thankful we're here. some guys will tell us to our face that they hate us and they don't want us here. >> reporter: officer darrell calhoun was assigned here fresh from the academy. have you ever been afraid on the job? >> yes. there's times where you're alone and you don't know what to do sometimes. you know, you're out on the street in the middle of the night when all the bad things can happen, when all the bad things tend to happen. it's just natural to have some type of fear in you. >> reporter: a rookie cop was shot by a suspect in bed-stuy a month ago. >> is it

the highway patrol said there were also gunshots fired from the crowd but no one was hurt. another smaller side show event was posted on youtube. this one near high street. also wednesday in oakland. >> i'm thinking too much going on. >> reporter: todd sees the side show activity as a dangerous distraction for a city. that needs to focus its energies elsewhere. >> the police force to be blocking off people driving in cars, when other people are burning up the city. that bothers me more. >> reporter: the highway patrol reports officers confiscated multiple guns, cited dozens of cars and detained a number of people for a variety of offenses. investigators plan to release more specific information friday. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> all oakland police officers are working this holiday, scheduled days off have been canceled so police can respond to any vandalism relating to the grand jury decision in missouri. they boarded up windows and cleaned up shattered glass in downtown oakland. vandals struck the area last night. the third consecutive night of violence. 35

. >> the housing initiative of high visibility patrol. you don't want to meet somebody in a dark alley. to get rid of the dark alleys, get rid of the people hiding in the dark alleys. >> there is a battle unfolding of black versus blue. african-americans pushing back against aggressive policing. police like lieutenant terrance mccall, pushing back against crime. >> what is the relationship with the police department? >> it depends on the people. some people say they hate us and don't want us here. >> officer darrell calhoun because assigned here fresh from the academy. >> have you ever been afraid on the job? >> yes. there are times where you are alone and you don't know what to do sometimes. you are out on the street in the middle of the night when all of the bad things can happen. when all of the bad things tend to happen. it is natural to have some type of fear. >> a rookie cop was shot by a suspect in bed-sty a month ago. >> most dangerous hours in the most dangerous neighborhoods. why would you want that job? >> because it's about gi

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i talked to sergeant from highway patrol. i said, hey -- he goes, there was no way we were getting out of this. >> michael brown's family say they are profoundly disappointed with the decision not to prosecute the police officer darren wilson. president obama calls for calm. >> i joan michael's parents in asking anyone who protests this decision to do so peacefully. >> thousands of people have been taking place in protests in cities right across the country, including los angeles and new york. >>> one other story today, pope francis addresses the european parliament and says europe appears tired and out of touch with the world. >>> hello, and welcome to the program. there's been a furious reaction in the united states to the decision by grand jury in the state of missouri not to bring charges against a white policeman who shot dead an unarmed black teenager. within hours, thousands of people have rallied across american cities to express their anger at the decision, but it was in ferguson where the shooting took place in augu

patrol car door shut on wilson.ly after that wilson explained to george brown started hitting him. >> reporter: he threw the first punch. >> yes he threw the first one and hit me in the left side of my face. >> reporter: some of the witnesses have said that they saw you trying to pull him into the car. >> that would be against every training every taught to any law enforcement officer. i don't know what or how many hit me. >> wilson says brown hit him repeatedly and says he shot the 18-year-old because he thought brown might kill him. hear more of this exclusive interview on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >>> religious minister led prayers and processions in our area in solidarity with the people of ferguson. dozens of people marched through cherry hill last night starting at unitarian universal lift chump -- church on clings highway. >> everybody wondering how much snow rain will we get today. >> not going to be an enormous amount in philadelphia. the northern and western suburbs little bit more. storm tracker

and pretty much every time the soldiers went out there to do a patrol in the area, that patrol came underat a time, the crew experiences the harshness of the environment. >> the troops are out there for a year and a half. it's pretty tough. there's no showers, the food was pretty much all out of a plastic bag. so the living conditions were pretty bad. >> every conflict is different. in iraq, you're real danger was getting blown up in a humvee. in the korangal, because it's on foot and there are so few vehicles, it's more what you think of as classic warfare. units that are attacked by taliban fighters firing down from the hillsides. we were just in gunfights all the time. >> during the very first firefight they film, cameraman redden edwards gets a little too close to the action. >> there was a group of soldiers who were just returning from a trip. and then suddenly these gunshots rang out. so i went up on to the top of the actual command post. i wanted to get a full, what we call sequence of him firing. the first shot i got was on his right hand side where the shell casings were coming o

customs and border patrol told al jazeera: i have to go through two border patrol checks every day of my life, which, you know, gets old after a day or two. >> stacy hatton is a nurse living in aravarka, working 50km away. and believes the checkpoint infringes her constitutional rights. >> they ask anything i want. they have no rights. i don't think it's what any of our american soldiers fought for. this is not the freedom, or the right to move around. >> the well-armed agents do not make me feel safer. >> we have more to fear from the border control. the border control traumatises grandchildren when they take the bus to school. >> it's upsetting for them to see this every day. they don't understand what is going on. why we have the military people here with guns and stuff. >> there's not much to see. although the up to of 600 people is surrounded by a magestic desert landscape. >> towns folk are independent and used to doing things their own way. people here are not only monitoring what is going on at the border patrol checkpoint, ner finding ways to help migrants without breaking th

hagel took part in his first bravo company 47th infantry patrol. he did an outstanding job, i think. of that is ificance that when my brother first got went up to the assigned to then colonel george patton's 11th cav, the famous general we on's son who as i think all know became a general as well. patton, was with general then colonel patton in the 11th month the dmz for about a before he was transferred down to the dmz where i was in the ninth division. uncertain as to how that happened because the army is so coordinating everything. and we suspected we'd never see each other in vietnam. worked out.it all myhe then was transferred to unit. and beginning of this letter is elling my mother and my two brothers at home that he had just gone out on the first patrol with us. well that successful patrol, be may, the first sergeant actually assigned tom second platoon and my squad, third squad. really we can't get any closer. i'm concerned about that. approximately two feet from me. this is not good. e both realized the consequences that could develop if

border patrol, and he is my guest today.at to have you on for the very important question about what the president is going to say tonight about border patrol. many people feel like there is already not enough help on the border, that the patrol agents are overworked and that they can't keep up with the influx of people coming in. what will the president's message tonight do to make that either better or worse? >> well, fwrechen, thaur for inviting me on. i absolutely believe it will make the situation much, much worse. i see the president is sprinting toward a prescipus ready to go off a live, and is he ready to take us down with him. first, do no harm. when it comes to comprehensive immigration reform, it's better to have no reform than to have bad reform. i lived through the immigration reform and control act of 1986. i saw the mistakes maid then. in 2003 when i was assigned to the white house as the director for law enforcement, i advised both the white house, the bush administration, and congress that it would be a bad

you can see here it appears the patrol car may have hit a tree. so far there is no information on the officer's condition or more details on the circumstances of the crash but judging from these pictures the impact looks like it was pretty serious. the city manager and a counsel woman are on they way to the hospital to check on the officer. >>> dave cortese called sam liccardo to concede the race. he has 51% of the vote, compared to forty nine%. dave cortese released a statement thanks supporters. he added there has been some speculation about the handle of ballots. i have full faith in the abilities of the reg star of voters -- registrar of voters. >>> grandfather and his granddaughter were killed in a small plane crash in gilroy. authorities say the small plane took off from a private air field saturday. it was found yesterday morning. the plane crashed in a rural area that is accessible by foot or all terrain vehicles. >>> home is supposed to be the place where we feel the most safe but this morning that sense of safety was shattered. a man pos

border patrol and got a firsthand look. >> just because a person is breaking the law by entering theeath sentence. >> hundreds of miles of searing desert heat, extreme terrain and isolation. crossing is a desperate gamble hundreds take every year from needy families to criminal drug smuggle smugglers. and for hundreds every year, a death sentence is exactly what that means. >> you can die out here very easily. if you run out of water and you're out here on a hot summer day, you can die within a very short period of time. your body's going to dehydrate, your internal organs are going to shut down, and you're goingd. dehydration is one of the absolute worse ways that you can die from a physical standpoint. the other piece of that is that if you die out here on the desert, your body may go undiscovered forever. your family may not ever know what happened to you. your friends may not ever know what happened to you. they just know that you disappeared somewhere along the way. >> reporter: too often agents come face to face with that reality. >> everyone says that it's a life-changing expe

>> these patrol botas aren't used much these days, and even when they do venture on patrol, their capacities are limited. they are cannot sail further than eight kilometers from the shore. >> this is just a fraction of libya's vast mediterranean shoreline that needs to be monitored, but it hasn't been monitored in the tripoli area for three months. the coast guard tells me they don't have enough logical support to do their job. they say the europeans are only training them. >> libya is seen as the easyos departure point for migration to europe. thousands of paid traffickers take them on the risky journey to europe. many perish at sea. >> when we see a boat in goods condition, we don't arrest them anymore. we have no health insurance. we are exposed to gunfire from smugglers. so on what grounds do we risk our lives for the benefit of europe? >> it is men like these who end up trying to make the crossing. most spend months working and living in dire conditions just to make enough money to pay for the journey. migrants say they are poorly treated in libya. he believes that in europe, life will

the highway patrol will be looking for you more than ever on bay area roadways. the chp received a federal grant for the crackdown and it will add more officers on patrols to look for drivers who speed, do unsafe lane changes or tailgate. according to the most recent statistic from 2011, aggressive driving in california contributed to 1100 deaths and more than 100,000 injuries. >>> commercial fishermen have dropped the crab pots into the ocean to kick off the dungeness crab season but they'll have to wait until tomorrow to pull them up. that's when the season officially begins. this season, fishermen were hoping for $3.50 a pound and are happy with the price that has been set. >> looks like it's going to be a good season. we have a fair price. >> state law permits them to harvest male crabs only. and they must be six and a quarter inches across. quality tests conducted by the california fish and wildlife indicated the crabs would have a good amount of meat this year. >>> a dry, mild pattern is settling in for the bay area weekend. giving you a live look where the

this creates enormous pressure on our border that walls and patrols alone will not stop. to secure the border effective wely we must reduce the numbers of people trying to sneak across. therefore, i support a temporary worker program that would create a legal path for foreign workers to enter our country in an orderly way for a limited period of time. this program would match willing foreign workers with willing american employers for jobs americans are not doing. every worker who applies for the program would be required to pass criminal background checks. and temporary workers must return to their home country at the conclusion of their stay. a temporary worker program would meet the needs of our economy. and it would give honest immigrants a way to provide for their families while respecting the law. a temporary worker program would reduce the appeal of human smugglers and make it less likely that people would risk their lives to cross the border. it would ease the financial burden on state and local governments by replacing illegal workers with lawful taxpayers. and a

pursuit is not start here but it ended here at the door to say a carjacking suspect that a police patrolom the same early this morning but the pursuit began late last night around 845 it for the same if the sheriff deputies fall a stolen car the concord police were called in to help. he ditched the vehicle and it was a willow shopping center authorities say he tried and failed twice to carjack two different drivers he was successful on the third attempt he took the new leased along car when the patrol car their ride on the same officers hot shot the man to get out of fear for their safety. >> reporter: they're also looking to see if the survey as the bills call all this on camera is also investigating than always a goddam the of the carjacking suspect pitching--is pending. >> reporter: 22 year-old woman died of a savvy after she had her nails done with shared manicure equipment. they say this is a new form of transmission for the virus but it is very rare when a woman was diagnosed she did not report any unusual risk factors but she did know that a few years before she had shared man co

k' ugo patrolling citizen watch. well, the minutemen didn't last. recent surge of illegal immigrants this summer purports new activity by militia groups say they are there to help border patrol. trace gallagher with more on this from our west coast bureau. >> martha, the same men who helped organize the minutemen is now activating some 3500 volunteers between san diego and brownsville, texas. he's calling his new push operation normandy named after the invasion of normandy in world war ii. but instead of invading, the hope here is to stop the invasion of what he calls the wave of illegal immigrants. and unlike u.s. forces in normandy, france, this effort will not be a surprise. operation normandy is being well-publicized and set to begin on may 1st of next year. the vo l untiers are already said to be setting up camps and training though they wouldn't allow themselves to be videotaped. they will be armed, but the plan is for them to be nonaggressive, to simply support federal agents who are already patrolling the border. and while federal authoritie

they are stationed outside the school with patrol cars and officers ready to go. there are also extra officers patrolling all 11 schools here in this district today. late last night a parent alerted police to an on-line post up on a social media site. several students this morning told us that site is called "yickyak "and the post has since been removed. police say it was specific about the place and time for an attack. a report out said this was meant to be a shooting or shooting was threatened here. extra officers were called in to stand guard at various schools this morning and a lieutenant described what they are looking for. >> any sort of threatening behavior by a student or by a non-student. and trying to obviously discourage anything like that. the high number of police cars on the different sites of the schools is one of the ways we're going to try to deter that sort of activity. >> reporter: the district alerted parents to the threat this morning with a message on its web site. there was also a tweet sent out as well. students tell me when they got to cl

by a smuggler or by friends or family members, about 10,000 have turned themselves into the border patrol. most of these encounters occurring in the rio grand valley in south texas. we are also told that in this fiscal year, as of july 31st, about the same number, almost 63,000 family units have presented themselves to the border patrol and take on into custody. -- exactly how many people that number represents in the family units, but obviously it's at least two people, probably more in many cases, so u at least 2/3 of this surge made up of family units coming to the united states. this is not just about the children or the teenagers, we do know that more than 200,000 individuals who are not from mexico, have been apprehended at the border. so that gives us an estimate of how many this has turned tout to be v. it has got to be in the neighborhood of 200,000 just this year. according to border patrol documents, they're expecting 120,000 uacs, unaccompanied juvenile to be accompanied next year and probably a larger nib of family units as well. now the location of the resettleme resettlemen

. >> and the border patrol has said that many who show up believe they'll be allowed to stay.nd for the most part they're right because the law says each child from central america has to go through the legal process chrks will take at least a year for the minors ho show up to court. and because immigration courts are more backlogged than they've been in 20 years, the undocumented minors who don't show up to court likely will not be readily tracked down. >> when the surge started this summer, a number headed to the borders to document what happened there including filmmaker dennis michael lynch. he took on in the 2012 documentary "they come to america." he took his camera back to the border recently where just last month he was out documenting just how easy it is to cross. as easy as that. joining us now dennis michael lynch. dennis, do you believe that we will see a new surge of immigrants coming across the border as a result of this struggle now playing out in washington? >> of course, martha. first of all, the surge hasn't stopped. they still come in. i mean, they're coming

a patrol car and pickup had ran into each other. the patrol car was on fire. he ran up to the officer who was stuck in the car. >> i said can you get out, he said i can't feel my legs, his door was slammed shot. i said i can't get you out, i'll get you out of the window. >> a seconds after he was pulled from the car the vehicle burst into flames. the officer is going to be okay thanks again to one heroic teen and others who rushed to help. chambers pulled a passenger out of the pick up he is being treated at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. the driver pickup ran off, police have not found that person. philadelphia police are investigating a late-night armed robbery at a pizza shop. >> officials lit candles at the foot of the berlin wall in memory of those who died trying to reach the free participant of berlin. officials gathered at the berlin wall chapel of reconciliation to offer thanks that the wall is no more and all of germany is a democratic country. merkel grew up in communist controlled east germany. >>> vandal hit a local charter school

others ran into a wall of highway patrol cars. officers swooped in and arrested them. dozens of people removed from their cars, forced to their knees, searched, and cuffed. in a statement, chp said side shows are wreckless, dangerous, and unlawful. officers have the manpower to back that up. they interviewed 200 people and recovered a number of firearms. chp officers say they expect to make more arrests in the coming days. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> well, believe it or not, that wasn't the only side show in oakland last night. take a look. someone posted this video on youtube of a side show on the 880 underpass in east oakland. as you can see, it is much smaller. we checked with oakland police tonight. they didn't know anything about it. they told us they were busy with the protests and the other side show. >>> police in berkeley are after three guys who kidnapped and robbed a couple in the berkeley hillsful it happened near grizzly peak boulevard at 2:00 a.m. they were sitting in a car when three men came up and demanded money. two of the suspects had guns

tonight, only on 5, joe vasquez shows us some crime fighting robots now on patrol. joe? >> reporter: here they are liz. security robots hard at work. this is not a hollywood set. this is the mountain view headquarters of night scope. the makers of these robots, now, they are not armed. they are not going to chase after a bad guy or try to make an arrest, but they will probably make the bad guy think twice before committing a crime. at first glance, the k5 security robot looks like a star wars character. >> most people say that is so cute when they see it. we have had people go up and hug it. >> reporter: but beyond the cute, it is also big. five feet tall. 300 pounds. its primary purpose is to scare a bad guy away. >> the first thing that will happen is the burglar will spot the robot. criminals are inherently lazy. they are not looking for something confrontational. they want an easy target. >> reporter: so when they see the robot? >> they may move down to the next place. >> reporter: the robot is designed to avoid confrontations. watch what happens when you try to step