well, coming from a border state i spent quite a bit of time in the rio grande valley down laredo andver in el paso, and i've learned a lot from the experts at the border which would be the border patrol themselves. i talk to people like manny padilla who is the chief border patrol officer in the rio grande valley which is one of the most active regions in the country. his sector at times has been one of these is in the country with some 200,000 apprehensions a just in the rio grande valley itself.io grande i've seen the border firsthand of course and it is as fast and the train varies widely, portions where the rio grande river flows strongly to ones with its dried up, hardly any water at all m separate in, and yet still others that include 3200-foot cliffs along the riverbank, particularly out in, out in west texas. and i've had the opportunity to invite, is going to say big bend out in west texas pickup also the opportunity to welcome many of my colleagues who don't come from border states to my state so they canbe become better informed about the nature and the challenge of border

it's three o'clock in the morning on the banks of the rio grande. the lights opposite of brownsville in texas. america is right in front of them they still have to swim across the river and lupita a mess door a petrified. best guess. as to why not that they. can just stop by after a. night out. well. because. most of us this. child. doesn't stop because i. can't. see. many day. and they will eat. even. if she's. only believe. i'm a foot high making the pick up i'm afraid. less it less time he has to then why does. he have. to. have them with me. or taliban as much as you know. but they're not in the stuff because someone comes up with. it's nuts and you know they used to. get me to show my yeah. tell me. one time. but if i don't. want. any i don't really know. for the nomadic jacka tribe survival is about reaching their destination if we don't hurry will never be able to get the top up in the storm we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. and grace dangerous the ices of them as they strive to preserve their traditional way of lif

i talked to many pedia -- padilla and he works in the rio grande valley. his sector, at times, has been one of the busiest in the country with some 200,000 apprehensions a year just in the rio grande valley itself. i sief -- i've seen the border firsthand and it is vast and the terrain varies widely. there are areas where there is hardly any water at all separating mexico and the united states and yet still others that include 230-foot cliffs out in the river bank particularly out in west texas. and i've had the opportunity to invite -- i was going to say big ben out in west texas. i also had the opportunity to welcome many of my colleagues who don't come from border states to my state so they could become better informed about the nature and the challenge of border security. when you spend time there and speak to the local officials and people who live and work along the border, you realize the scale of the challenge we're facing in securing the border as well as combating the cartels and people who are importing poison into the united states, and unfortu

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if anyone swims through the rio grand and come here this is what they face. we don't have a wall all the way across the border. you would like that to ham. correct? >> president trump made a commitment to the american people that we're going to build a wall. that means we're going to have a physical barrier on our southern border.

if anyone swims through the rio grande here, that is what they face.trump made a commitment to the american people, we'll build a wall. that means we'll have a physical barrier on the southern border. ainsley: when we were doing a boat tour through the rio grand. we saw mexican police on other side. many were standing on a cliff. we told that was rock alley, mexicans will put rocks and sling shots fire them over on to our border, border agents, sometimes hit them. what made you want to go do that today? >> for me it is always about seeing and understanding. and to be out on the rio grand and to see a river that at some points is less than 150 yards wide. a river where literally every day people are entering the water and swimming across. sometimes with rapid currents, risking themselves and risking minor children to come into the country illegally. these border patrol agents take great risk every day and unfortunately, in 2017 we saw 73% increase in assaults against border patrol personnel. ainsley: if we build a wall there are a lot of companies want

when i talk to people like manny padia, the border patrol sector chief in the rio grande valley, it's hard not to realize just how much is required, how many more resources we need to maintain situational awareness and operational control along the border. and i'll say this, madam president. the federal government has failed over the years to live up to its responsibility to maintain the security of our border. and so taxpayers in my state have to step up and fill the gap left by the failure of leadership at the federal government. but we have an opportunity to fix that in this legislation. following the parameters that the president has laid out for us. that's why during this week's debate, ensuring additional resources for border security is an essential piece of the puzzle. that includes not only in the areas between the ports of entry, but we have -- well, mexico is one of our largest trading partners. we have legitimate trade and whichers that flows back -- commerce that flows back and forth the border with mexico that supports five million american jobs. but unfortunately the ca

coming from the border states i spent time on the very day rio grande valley.i've learned a lot from the experts at the border which would be the border patrol themselves. i talked >> where there is hardly any water at all to separate mexico and the united states. butheth there are others that he 3200-foot cliffs along the riverbank out of west texas. and i had the opportunity to say big bend to welcome me and my colleagues who don't come from border states to my state to become better informed about the challenge. when you speak to the local officials and people who live and work along the border you understand the scale and challenge we face as well as combating the cartels and people who are importing poison into the united states unfortunately taking far too many lives as a result of drugs. the one-size-fits-all approach does not work with generations of texans knowing that. the border communities are the invaluable resource talking to them about what would work best to provide security that would be helpful to your local communities. i mentioned before in

. >> este es uno, dueÑo de un p n puente fronterizo en el valle del rio grande, estos de los do sam non del gobierno . >> si quieres tener un puente n internacional, tienes que nom a nombrarte sam o uncle sam (risas() al dia cruzan 300 camiones cada uno paga mas de 390 dolares, ese lugar ah sdido testigo como e o comercio se ha duplicado en las ultimas dos decadas . >> ¿que opina de las poosutras de donald trump ante el comercio con mexico? . >> para mi es radical . >> la cblanasa blanca quirere rr el flujo desde mexico, el acu acuerdo esta en peligro. >> la zona en general es un pr b problema para la frontera. >> cerca esta el puente que une a progreso de texas con el nuevo progreso de tamaulipas. >> hay mucho turismo . >> mucho turismo . >> julie ramirez es la admini administradora, no solo hay un vinculo comercial, es la union de dos comunidades. >> aqui esta mexico, y aquy aqu estados unidos . >> yo estoy en mexico y usted en estados unidos . >> asi es . >> conocimos a don alberto. >> hace cuanto lo deportaron? . >> un aÑo . >> no peuuede avanzar mas al n r norte, entonces queda de

how about this one all along the rio grande river in texas there are these canes that grow through the river in the area and were able to hide people come in drugs, whatever it may be. we think we should do an eradication to see through it. it hasn't been controversial in the past. suddenly it is controversial. it's only there because it is hiding people in contraband. we think we should be able to do that. we think that we should be able to add electromagnetic spectrum is at the border ports of entry so that you can look at a vehicle looking for certain chemical parts of the spectrum to be able to see if we can eradicate those that are being trafficked into the country. i don't think it should be that controversial. to interact with law enforcement to make sure no one from the organization listening in to the license plate reader ports of entry to speed it up to the exit something that has been required since the 9/11 commission to ask ofom a great process as people come in and out of the country we know when they come in a. individuals that come in to the country are held until they

team e have the other using kids when they were two or three years old, if they rio grandeing at the saying "no, mum, i'm not crossing. it's illegal. we've been here our whole lives, we are good citizens. as anyone s american here. using the kids as bargaining chips. hell have we become? it's a bargaining chip. for anything.war, there's number 2 million human lives. moment our job at this notwithstanding the president's lack of decorum, sensibilities, in many cases decency, the way he and s about other nations condescending profane and nations in of other clear. ld our job is we have to stand up and protect values of this nation. they've never been in under result. we have to defend the institutions that there made the democracy work. >> i was a good by. for the longest charlottesville. i couldn't remain quiet any more. guys, here is the deal. democratic institutions are not guaranteed, man. they are not guaranteed. all of youhistory as have. so we have to send the clearest world that this nation is still a beacon of hope and decency. understand that we lead the world not by the powe

he proposed $25 million to build the wall that you talked about on the rio grande river.ake care of -- to billion to of all the roads, bridges, waterways, electrical grid and all the other infrastructure in this country. if you net out his budget all the cuts he took to infrastructure and his budget, the figure for infrastructure is a net figure and instead of going forward, we'll go backwards, chris and spend less money on rebuilding our infrastructure so we'll become less competitive in the world. >> he said he was going to rebuild america. do you think elied? do you think he meant to do that or i mean did he come into office to cut the taxes of the rich and build the wall or come into office to rebuild america? which of the three was he putting his focus on? >> we found many, many instances where the campaign promises he made do not match with the policies he's espousing and in fact, the policies he's espousing go in the opposite direction. you remember he said he was going to make china a currency manipulator on day one. >> yeah. >> we haven't heard anything about tha

la peticiÓn de un muro de un presupuesto no es logre esa construcciÓn al menos en el valle del rÍo grande a estar muy interesante eso que nos vas a enseÑar hoy, ahÍ te vemos que estas editando para la tarde. >> sÍ, estamos dejando todo listo para mostrar los detalles del recorrido por la frontera la polÉmica para ver si tal vez ese muro es un muro imposible. >> bueno los in (hablan inglÉinvitamos que vean en la tarde el reportaje completo porque hay mucho que aprender de la historia que nos sorprende. >> hay un nuevo intento en washington para llegar a un acuerdo de migraciÓn y salvar a los dreamers, se trata de un proyecto de ley que bÁsicamente propone la ciudadanÍa para soÑadores que han vivido en estados unidos desde el 31 de diciembre, pero esta propuesta que viene por el senador de arizona john mccain y demÓcrata cristopher, no otorga la financiaciÓn del muro, y el presidente trump ya reaccionÓ a la nueva oferta, para hablar de esto estamos con lori montenegro desde el capitolio, ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes ¿quÉ nos puedes decir sobre este proyecto que estÁn presentando estos dos repres

to 2,000 acres in the rio grande valley. that's along the u.s. - mexico border in south texas. biologists say that mr. trump's border wall would run three miles through it disrupting protected wildlife like the ocelot. >> there are about 50 to 75 left remaining in the united states. those are all in south texas. so likely if a border wall is built, that would cut off the united states population from the mexico population. eventually, they will become extinct in the u.s. >> the preserve is home to 400 different kinds of birds and half the butterfly species in north america. experts say the wall would throw off migration patterns. >>> new video of an explosion that sank a pleasure boat in the canary islands. five people are hurt. their injuries are moderate. it's not clear what caused the explosion. >>> coming up, taking the tackle out of football. the new proposal here in california that has never been done before in the nation. >>> plus, thousands lined up at at&t park today excited about the giants' upcoming season. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay p

which is why we're helping to replenish the mighty rio grande as well as over 30 watersheds across the're also leading water projects in more than 100 communities. and for every drop we use... we're working to give one back. because our products rely on the same thing as we all do... clean water. and we care about it like our business depends on it. >>> thank you for watching today. professor pinker is right, there is a lot of good news in the world. but after a week of such awful news, go back and read my interview with general sessions and secretary devos. they are about good work. maybe the senate will join them in the effort and do so very soon. the country has got to start talking to each other, not screaming at each other, virtually or in person. keep the conversation going, please on msnbc nbc.com/hugh-hewitt. and it's exactly what you're looking for. ( ♪ ) and it's exactly what you're looking for. the things we do rising before dawn. sweating it out. tough to do it all. but we can always find time to listen to great thinkers and explorers whose stories take us places our hamstr

other team using kids who when they were 2 and 3 years old as if they were supposed to stand at the rio grande and say no, mom, i'm not crossing. it's illegal. been here our whole life, good citizens as american as anybody here, using these kids as bargaining chips. what have we become. the bargaining chip. not just for wall but for anything. it's almost 2 million human lives. folks, our job at this moment, notwithstanding the president's lack of decorum and lack of sensibilities and many cases lack of decency the way he talks about other nations in con descending and race based dismissals of other nations in the world, we have -- our job to me seems pretty clear is this. >> we have to stand up to protect the core values of this nation, they've never been under direct assault as they are today. i think we have to defend these institutions that made this democracy work. no democracy, i was a good boy and kept quiet for the longest time until charlottesville. i couldn't remain quiet anymore. guys, here's the deal, our democratic institutions are not guaranteed, man. they are not guaranteed. read

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as if they were supposed to stand at the rio grande and say, no, mom, i'm not crossing. it is illegal. we have been here our whole lives. as american as anybody here. using the kids as bargaining chips. what the hell have we become? a bargaining chip. not just for the wall but for anything. almost 2 million human lives. folks, our job at this moment, notwithstanding the president's lack of decorum, lack of sensibilities, and many cases lack of decency the way he talks about other nations and condescending p condescending profane and race-based dismissals of other faiths of the world, our job to me seems pretty clear. and we have to stand up for and protect the core values of this nation. they have never been in under such direct assault as they are today. i think we have to defend the institutions that made this democracy work. i was a good boy, i kept quiet for the longest time until, until charlottesville. i couldn't remain quiet any more. here is the deal, our democratic institutions are not guaranteed, man. they aren't guaranteed. read your siftry history as alle you

position lemonade stands on the rio grande? [laughter] make extra money for the kids. but, maybe the smell the grass advice is the kind of battle cry that democrats need to win big in 2018. it seems to be catching on. listen to this chance from one of her own latest townhall. greg: i am telling you it's there build the wall. i think they might even have a better ones. [inaudibl i don't think pelosi excited her dumb idea to get done so well. we are going to pound this joke into the ground. [laughter] bre, i thought it was interesting that she thought illegal happened on the border and then she went off the rails. >> shocker. she's like your blind nine -year-old grandmother trying to use facebook. [laughter] you know what i mean? a few weeks ago she was like paycheck how do they work and here she is border walls, mowing grass, she doesn't know how any of these things work. this is probably my favorite thing she does. greg: kat, is this clichÉ of me to say this is a perfect comparison of democrats first republicans versus the alpha and the beta. you have republicans build

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police department hosted their cops and coffee program, which they do every month and they were at rio grandefee and talked about the issues in the community and got to know each other over a cup of joe. >> nice. >> time to get a check of conditions on the roads midweek. matt pellman is here with the latest. >> reporter: with we have presentee of trouble brewing in the last half hour since i spoke to you. including this new serious crash along 422, the eastbound side approaching trooper road. it looks to me to be five vehicles involved and emergency crews are on the scene and police are stopping all the eastbound traffic at times. you may remember up ahead at 23 we already had a crash and traffic was backing up because of that one and in the backlog the second more serious accident happened and an ambulance to the scene as we watch live traffic is parked coming away from oaks to this point approaching trooper. that is two ambulances attending to this accident. you want to avoid it and use ridge pike or 723. and a vehicle burst into flames and 320 is blocked now. and a crash on 95 northbound b

we toured the rio grande, fascinating as you see the mexican police on the top of the land with gunsas pretty scary. we will talk about this video. you will hear his response after we asked about joey, we talked about florida shooting and response to gun control and we also talked about the news that broke on friday involving the russia indictment, listen to this. >> our administration has been fully cooperating with the special counsel investigation and we will continue to, there's no question that russia sought to interfere perhaps with other countries in our electoral process. there's no suggestion that there was any impact on the outcome of the election despite what these indictments suggest. ainsley: jillian, we will show the viewers the whole story down there at the border, we also have dan and johnny jones who fought for country and lost both legs. we will get reaction from him and david, campaign manager for president trump. stay with us, "fox & friends" starts at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. ♪ >> a republican running for legislative seat in maryland gives away ar-15 rifle at a bi

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which is why we're helping to replenish the mighty rio grande as well as over 30 watersheds across theso leading water projects in more than 100 communities. and for every drop we use... we're working to give one back. because our products rely on the same thing as we all do... clean water. and we care about it like our business depends on it. >>> new reaction today to the indictment of the 13 russians. joining me now, former fbi counter intelligence, msnbc's national security analyst, frank, it is always good to have you here. can you decide the main goal from reading the indictment? >> so lets get this straight. the russian's government main's goal is to create chaos in the united states. boy, every american reading this indictment, you will see them planting the seed of the united states and to position to influence the election. as soon as trump told them in a russian meeting that he was going to run for president, the operation suddenly went towards advocating for trump. it is diseray first and getting our candidates in place and you can see it keeps on continuing until this day o

los mexicanos el río grande. los cubanos en balsas, oye, chico, oye, voy a llegar.ue se mantenía dentro de esos límites, a rodríguez le gustaba coquetear con el abismo. en esa época fue popular la novela "dos mujeres, un camino", con laura león y el actor de televisión estadounidense erik estrada, quien estaba presente en la audiencia esa noche. paul: qué impresionante, con razón erik estrada aprendiste a hablar español, ¿verdad? [risas] con esa clase de motivación. esa es una de las razones porque no soy homosexual, en fin. erik estrada, que tiene más mujeres que bill clinton, el presidente de estados unidos. yo siempre los hice pasar unos momentos malos, con canas. estoy seguro que cuando se acababa el show, venía como si le hubieras quitado un gran peso de sus hombros. ay, gracias a dios. mary: después de paul rodríguez, trajimos a julio zabala, que también era una persona bastante impredecible. teresa: y a lo largo de tres décadas, muchos otros comediantes fueron dejando su huella en el show. >> alejandra, tápate ahí por favor. >> nunca pensé que fuera a hacer u

because of the rio grande in the mountains, the virtual fence, you only need about 800 miles of border there is already 500 miles constructed. they want to improve upon it and add an additional 300. the sector chief says when they put defense up, illegal crossings dropped. it pushes it down to another sector. pushed it to the yuma sector. prototypes look good. 24 to 30 feet high, they are impenetrable. you had u.s. special forces tried to scale them, blowtorch them. they couldn't do it. the testing became so dangerous they had to stop doing it. he is going to go down there and an architect would try to look at the specs and take a look. maybe a hard hat and it's going to be a great photo op. looks like it's making progress. >> dana: i think more than a photo op, especially with the judicial ruling that they can move forward. the environmentalists have tried to stop progress and a lot of these construction projects, not just at the border but across the country. curiel is saying it's a go. >> juan: curiel said there is no basis for the courts to stop it. i think the politics is a whole

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junior made it to the rio grande in october and crossed the border. after being apprehended by customs and border protection, junior was taken to a holding cell. >> children and migrants call them "hieleras," ice boxes, and typically children describe sleeping on a concrete floor. there's no bed. not being feenough. being held in these icy cold jail cells, which are only meant to be very temporary. he >> narrator:he arrived in new york unaccompanied, his father george, and his father's employer arnold, were waiting for him at the airport. >> he came over there with his little thing around his neck saying, "unaccompanied minan," .. and george was ecstatic. eorge speaking spanish): >> narrator: but junior had trouble adjusting. and he would soon find out that the very gangs he had fled in honduras were also in his school. (junior speaking spanish): >> the recruitment starts rightt out school. they'll approach you, "hey, we're part of the gang." a lot of these kids, especially the undocumented ones that came into the country, you know, they'd come here w

we are talking about a 2000- acre subtropical forest on the rio grande valley along the u.s. mexican border in south texas. biologists say the border wall would run through miles through and in the process disrupt wildlife. >> there are 50 to 75 left remaining in the united states. those are all in south texas. if a border wall is built, that will cut off the united states population from the mexico population. they'll be so inbred that they'll be instinct in the united states. >> this is home to more than 400 kinds of birds and half of the butterfly species in north america. experts say the wall would throw off the migration patterns. >>> the owner of a mobile home park in santa rosa says it could be months or year before residents can return home. flames tore through the mobile home park in early october. 44 homes survived but without gas, water, electricity. dozens of people packed a community meeting yesterday hoping to learn when they can return. the owner told them all the infrastructure at the park was destroyed. some residents are worried about what they will do. >> t

which is why we're helping to replenish the mighty rio grande as well as over 30 watersheds across theountry. we're also leading water projects in more than 100 communities. and for every drop we use... we're working to give one back. because our products rely on the same thing as we all do... clean water. and we care about it like our business depends on it. . >>> president trump lashing out in a new tweet storm, including this quote, thousand that adam schiff is blaming president obama for russian meddling in the election probably doing so as yet another excuse that the democrats led by their fearless leader crooked hillary clinton lost the 2016. but wasn't i a great candidate? a lot of these tweets left me scratching my head. let's get to you and your interpretations. there are a couple of things from this tweet, first the president is characterizing the democratic congressman adam schiff is blames president obama for russian meddling. can you put this in contest? >> adam schiff, remember he and donald trump have gone after each other on twitter before. said obama should have done m

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governor of texas and governor of california, they need additional wall in san diego and lower rio grandeou seize on these things. you bid one heart. bid two. so -- melissa: any point getting democrats involved? because they will -- or deal with your own side? >> no, no. this is one of the reasons you have the secretary talking, not necessarily the president. she can go over informal way, here is what we're thinking senator coons, where are you coming from? senator durbin, you say you want a deal, here is where ours is, we saw where you are, is there any common ground? how about this, how about that? got to take it back to the president to get him to sign off on. gives you flexibility in informal discussions and negotiations. melissa: we'll download the little clip. we'll send it over. i'm sure they will work the whole thing out. >> you bet, thank you. david: he has to write a textbook some day. how to do things in washington. >>> president trump is pressing pakistan very hard for changes. so could the man with the best chance of being pakistan's next prime minister change all that? bilia

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can you imagine at 2 years old, mom, don't take me across the rio grand. i don't want to go there. >> rule of law. >> rule of law is rule of equity. there is no equity in sending 2 million kids who have been here, 1.9 million for the pluck of their life, who didn't come voluntarily and are abiding by the laws and making great contributio contributions. >> they can only be guest workers. they will never be like you and me. >> that's a gigantic mistake. we're the only country in the world that is able to have replacement workers, able to continue to grow. the rest of the world. we are so incredibly short-sighted. the american people have a heart. they overwhelmingly think the lives of these kids shouldn't be bargained for anything. just do it. either do it or don't do it. but don't bargain their lives for a wall or funding for a program. that is not the american way. >> so when they stand strong and not do this deal and see if the president is willing to pull the trigger on his own self-imposed deadline? should the democrats play it that way? >> the democrat

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