the rio grande. this is the rio grande. welcome to the border- — this is the rio grande.this is the rio grande. welcome to the border. yeah. this year - this is the rio grande. welcome to the border. yeah. this year marks | the border. yeah. this year marks the border. yeah. this year marks the centenary _ the border. yeah. this year marks the centenary of— the border. yeah. this year marks the centenary of the _ the border. yeah. this year marks the centenary of the foundation i the border. yeah. this year marks the centenary of the foundation ofj the centenary of the foundation of the centenary of the foundation of the national park service and the usa. and what a spectacular asset they are. just to get our geography started, eireann, where is mexico, where is the usa? we eireann, where is mexico, where is the usa? ~ ., ~ . ., eireann, where is mexico, where is the usa? . ., ~ ., the usa? we have mexico over here. and texas over _ the usa? we have mexico over here. and texas over a _ the usa? we have mexico over here. and texas over a year. _ the usa? we have mexico ove

yes. _ this is the rio grande. welcome to the border! yes. this - this is the rio grande.s year marks the centenary of - to the border! yes. this year marks the centenary of the l marks the centenary of the foundation of the national park service in the usa. and what a spectacular asset they are. just to get our geography sorted, erin, where is mexico, where is the usa? 50 sorted, erin, where is mexico, where is the usa?— where is the usa? so we have mexico over— where is the usa? so we have mexico over here. _ where is the usa? so we have mexico over here. there. - where is the usa? so we have. mexico over here. there. texas over here- _ mexico over here. there. texas over here- the _ mexico over here. there. texas over here. the border- mexico over here. there. texas over here. the border is - mexico over here. there. texas over here. the border is the . over here. the border is the deepest current in the river. this would be the spot where some politicians in the us want to build a border wall. not sure how they'd manage that here. and it's notjust this spectacular bord

this is the rio grande! welcome to the border! yeah.al park service in the usa. and what a spectacular asset they are. so just to get our geography sorted, erin, where is mexico, where is the usa? so we have mexico over here. there. yeah? texas over here. yeah? the actual border is the deepest current in the river. this would be the spot where some politicians in the us want to build a border wall. not sure how they'd manage that here. and it's notjust this spectacular border with mexico that makes the park unique. so the chihuahuan desert — the chihuahuan desert extends north into new mexico, but this park definitely contains the biggest chunk of the chihuahuan desert. and then there's the chisos mountains, and you get up in the high mountains and you get different species of animals like black bears, and mountain lions, and trees. so you've got a big diversity in the flora and fauna. seven—one—zero. ranger doing foot patrol in the pantherjunction area. and there's more to this wild corner of the earth than its incredible diversity of

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i will tell you will happen in the rio grande valley that trump turned 7 counties for the first timever from democrat to republican, in the 22 election, governor abbott, myself, we are going to turn the whole valley republican, hispanics across this country who we say share our values, charter schools, lower taxes, economic opportunity, second amendment rights and border security, hispanics in this country are going to be the leaders to through the democrats out for good, the socialist policies are what many of them escaped from and remember if you took your family to cancun this weekend you couldn't get back in the country and this you tested negative but these people come in with no masks, no nothing. >> the secretary said the border is closed, physical close to you. and mayors break their own covid was. raymond arroyo has seen and unseen. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstat

i can tell you what will happen in the rio grande valley. real grand valley, trump turn counties first time ever from democrat to republican, he, not hebert the 2022 elections, governor abbott, myself, statewide congressmen, we will turn that will valley republican. hispanics across the country as we have always said sheer pro-life, charter schools, lower taxes and economic opportunities, second amendment rights and border patrol, i think that will be the leaders to throw the democrats out on the rear end for a good pair of the socialist policies are what many of them escape from and remember, laura, if you took yor family to kabul or cancun, you couldn't get back the rear end for a good, the in the country unless you tested negative. socialist policies are what many >> laura: the border is closed. >> laura: the secretary said the border is closed, dan. >> that is a joke. >> laura: thank you. and unless the nearest break their own covid rule, of course it is raymond arroyo and "seen and unseen" is next. we keep them. a promise is everything

tents are overflowing right now in rio grande valley.eas of the rio grande valley covid explosion is over nine 100% in some areas. i can tell you they have agents from the front lines being pulled off the front lines because they've been exposed to covid and not only that the national security implications are so huge because while our agents are dealing with people coming in, and overflow of 600, i saw it myself in other areas of the border, they are moving in drug cartel, colombian drug cartel, mexican cartel, moving in narcotics and fentanyl and people they consider colorways, they do not want to turn themselves in and we should be equipped. >> what does this mean for the country losing plane ticket fox news but it's showing folks under coverage we are not able to look inside the facilities because the biden administration still hasn't given the press the opportunity to see what is going on so what does it mean for americans? >> it is a disaster for the united states. a disaster for the people being brought into this country living in

. >> the summer surge is ramping up here in the rio grande valley.group of migrants celebrates reaching the united states as thousands continue spilling across the border every day. and once again, fox's drone right over the bridge in mission today showing hundreds of migrants still waiting to be processed by border patrol. this as the federal government says preliminary numbers show there will be a staggering 210,000 migrant encounters in our southern border just in the month of july. that would be a new 20-year record high. cbp data shows the migrant encounter numbers have skyrocketed under president biden. they have gone up every single month since he first took office. this despite the administration's repeated attempts to down play the border crisis in recent months. >> it happens every single solitary year. >> we have dealt with this before. it is often seasonal. it is often cyclical. >> the border remains closed. >> we have extreme progress over these last few months. >> what they mean by progress is allowing people to enter and break our laws

processed border patrol source tells fox news more than 8,000 migrants were apprehended in the rio grandeone this weekend. la joya 200 migrants giving themselves to border agents. many of the young children in that group were coughing as covid-19 cases have surged 900 percent amongst migrants in the rio grande valley in july. monday morning, our drone was right back over the bridge where that massive group was still waiting as dhs sources tell us border patrol stations have been 585% over capacity in the mcallen area and that mass releases are now underway. we witnessed some of those mass releases downtown mcallen on monday. all day long we watched border patrol buses arrive every 30 members to drop off hundreds of migrants catholic charities at the rio grande valley. the charity walked migrants across the street to mcallen central station where they are given bus toicket travel else somewhere in the united states. and fox news has now learned of a second local hotel where the charity is housing covid positive migrants. this time. city officials say they recently found out the charity has

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jillian: fox news obtaining is showing a 900% increase in migrant covid cases in the rio grande valleyalone compared to the past 14 months, 12 minutes after the hour, we are learning the cdc's updated mask guidance was based on the covid spike in a popular vacation spot but should that impact restrictions to the rest of the country? we are asking harvard medical professor next. todd: a muslim group, an immigrant from iran appears to be silenced while denouncing critical race.. >> you made the mess and didn't even have the guts to tell me that you were the chair of the board. todd: coming up more of what she said before she was cut off when "fox and friends first" rolls along. ♪♪ .. baaam. internet that keeps you ahead of the game. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. yeah, well mine's always got my back. okay chill, 'cuz mine's so fast, no one can catch me. speed? we'll show you speed. wow! -that's nothing... ...because my internet gives me a flex 4k streaming box for free. impressive! that's 'cuz you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi so powerful, it keeps one-upping

. >> summer surge ramping up in the rio grande valley. migrants celebrate reaching the u.s.cross the border every day. once again come of fox's drone over and a lewis bridge in mission, showing hundreds of migrants waiting to be processed by border patrol. federal government says numbers will show 210,000 migrant encounters in our southern border just in the month of july. they've gone up every single month since he first took office. this despite the administration's repeated attempts to downplay the border crisis in recent months. >> it happens every single solitary year. >> is often cyclical. >> we are seeing prospects. >> and that's progress. >> dhs sources tell fox news a border patrol so overwhelmed in the rio grande valley that many agents are being pulled off the front lines to instead help processing family units. leaving few if any agent patrolling the borders and some zones. the rio grande valley of border patrol chief writing himself on twitter, "agent's primary -- shifts are concerned with processing, hospital watch, transportation, and checkpoints. the day of l

we have 10,000 people in custody in the rio grande valley sector.we have that but it is much worse than they are able to see. >> not just a humanitarian crisis. fox news obtaining numbers showing a 900% increase in migrant covid cases in the rio grande valley sector alone after the past 14 months. jillian: let's go to the olympics where simone biles will take a shot at golden stepping away from mental health. she will compete in the balance beam finals later this morning after withdrawing from several other events. todd: the us basketball team competing 95-81, australia or argentina in the semifinals thursday. jillian: cornerback held a watch party with his teammates as his sister ran the 400 meter hurdles. >> she said you've got me crying in the village. she was in the final. >> she must've inspired her brother because he went on to have 3 interceptions but the team award for games him and his family. >> 66, one out of china. jillian: it is 10 minutes after the hour. the members of the mainstream media being mocked for making excuses on behalf of t

reduce overcrowding reports say more border crossings in the busiest section of the country the rio grande what is the latest there. >> good afternoon just to put into perspective how busy the rio grande valley sector on friday alone order patrol had 3400 apprehensions again in 124 hour period nothing is slowing down the numbers continue to skyrocket take a look at the activity in la jolla as we watch border patrol helicopter they had to pin down a group of a couple hundred migrants across the legally and eventually detained and apprehended by border patrol the same thing that we witnessed last night as soon as we landed there was a group of 100 likely more here at the ballpark being apprehended by border patrol border patrol use their pickup trucks, a lot of family units and a lot of young kids this is recent reporting from fox news down the street covid positive migrants were being housed without the city evernote 800 knowing a local catholic charity they put them up in a local hotel room some of the migrants went out into public, congressman ronny jackson was on air and he said. >> they

at least 1,000 people under there near a popular crossing area at the rio grande.ting in the heat to be processed by border patrol. a live look at our drone. we shot that yesterday at 4:00. this morning now they are starting to try to get people out from underneath the bridge. a lot of buses are showing up where we are now here in downtown mcallen putting them on buses and releasing them to the catholic charity. we'll show you more. look at the video we shot last night in la jolla. another massive group of migrants. 200 in size mostly family units. something we see in la joya, texas every day and night. border agents there completely overrun. we talk about the bus drop-outs. look at the video we shot an hour ago. one of many buses we watched dropping off dozens, hundreds of migrants at a time. multiple buses pulling up every 10 minutes. dropped off to catholic charities, processed, shower, food and taken to the airport or taken to the bus station across the street where they are free to travel all over the united states essentially wherever they want to go. this as

delta variant live at the southern border where migrants keep crossing to the biggest sector of the rio grande valley and others raising fear that some may be ringing covid with them, fox team coverage in all of these stories live on the border, mark meredith live at the white house, charles watson with the shooting and bourbon street those could've brian llenas brian live in the new york newsroom drive-by shooting. >> good afternoon police are looking for four men responsible for last night's mass shootings in queens, new york two men wearing hoodies and facemasks opening fire on the city sidewalk, to others picked up the men on mopeds to flee the scene, ten people were shot ages 1972 they also for knife wounds they believe this is a gang-related shooting entry of the wounded with actual targets, both of the candidates to be the next new york city mayor, they are calling for more funding and police in the street and adams speaking from the scene and he says he wants to form a federal and state joint guns and gains task force. >> we have to come to grips with the fact that we live in a city wh

however, while they iron out differences in dc, the rio grande valley, we continue to deal with illegalades so keep that in mind. we've had surges of undocumented immigrants under the biden administration. we had it under trump, under bush and clinton and bush senior as well. contrary to misconceptions about border communities border communities are in favor of securing the border. the question is how? what is the mixture of personnel, we have multiple operations simultaneously at this point, we have every law enforcement initiative to safeguard the public and secure the border. we have local, state and federal law enforcement agencies working to safeguard the public as well as local pd. jillian: i will interrupt because we are short on time but if you look the numbers numbers don't lie. you've seen surges in every administration and i hear you but 210,000 migrant border encounters is the number expected to be in july alone according to preliminary data. welcoming on that official date of those numbers are staggering and the video we've seen from our drone team, near thousand just sitti

border patrol in laredo yesterday which are looking at 20 migrants who tried to swim across the rio grandeas low enough in some areas where they can walk across but these folks actually tried to swim across in the border patrol marine unit had to go out and apprehend them take a live look at her fox drone one of the true epicenters in the rio grande valley a lot of folks were saying this is going to slow down as we head into the summer, you heard the administration say this is cyclical, it's seasonal that thing happens every year, it is not true it's brutally hot it's been for a while were heading into late august and last month alone to enter 12000 apprehensions of the border a new 20 year high nothing is slowing down here, will send it back to you. mike: the south texas border, many thanks. tropical storm henri has mainly in full on the connecticut rhode island stateline many report to power outages in the white house has made disaster declarations for multiple states including connecticut and new york with president biden expected to provide an update on storm response efforts 4:00 o'cl

las cÁmaras serÁn desplegadas en texas, california, sherman y rÍo grande. >> serÍa algo necesario e importanteer daÑo o no contestar a personas que piden ayuda. pablo: los activistas agregan que tambiÉn deben haber cÁmaras en centros de detenciÓn. patricia: las autoridades de estados unidos continÚan deportando a familias migrantes como parte de un sistema expedito para expulsar a personas que llegaron sin autorizaciÓn a travÉs de mÉxico. o llevaron en otro vuelo a guatemala decenas de familias. >> nos pusimos a llorar porque no era ese el plan que tenÍamos. patricia: las deportaciones aceleradas han sido una tÁctica usada por las administraciones republicanas y democrÁticas. —— demÓcratas. una llamada por violencia domÉstica en una residencia de houston terminÓ con un hombre muerto y un joven de 18 aÑos arrestado. guillermo gonzÁlez no relata lo que ocurriÓ. les recomiendo cierta discreciÓn . guillermo: los agentes atienden una llamada por un incidente domÉstico. los oficiales saludan y preguntan detalles. la mujer que llamÓ al 911 sale del interior y responde a las preguntas. mientras tanto,

. >> continúa en valle del río grande los vuelos hacia méxico, >> desde mcallen texas victor castilloe delta complica el regreso a clases ya hay miles de estudiantes en el país en cuarentena por estar expuestos al virus en la florida, dos maestro y un asistente de la educación fallecieron >> buenas noches, este ciclo escolar comienza bajo la sombra de la variante delta en condado de broward en la florida, se informó que dos matros y un asistente de maestro han perdido la vida en un lapso de 24 horas no se habían vacunado información confirmada por el sindicato de maestros >> y el condado exigirá el uso obligatorio de la mascarilla pese a que no todos los padres están de acuerdo >>que proteja a los maestros y niños basados en recomendaciones científicas de los expertos >> distrito escolar de miami dade y condado de broward inician ciclo escolar esperando que no suceda lo ocurrido en palm beach donde 400 niños están ya en cuarentena, donde 20 empleados están afectados 440 estudiantes están en cuarentena el superintendente responsabiliza a ron desantis al permitir que la mascarilla sea o

have just started to arrive take a live look at our photographer dozens of migrants across the rio grandentering the united states walking around incomplete border wall that was stopped as soon as biden took office. i talked to them as they were walking by some said guatemala but this happens every single day out here day or night these family units show up and they are walking tour border patrol is they seek out agents and they want to give themselves up. you mentioned that border patrol shooting look at file video friday morning 3:00 a.m. a border patrol agent in the el paso sector working near the station was apparently shot at from the mexican side of the border about 20 rounds were fired. border patrol report some camera operators caught the shooting they saw two subjects on the mexican side armed with what appeared to be a rifle. thankfully that agent was not injured and could dive for cover the fbi is now investigating the shooting one of the dangers the agents are faced with. once again border patrol donna facilities severe overcrowding a source telling fox news as of thursday the

border patrol tells us more than a thousand illegal immigrants were apprehended just here in the rio grandehe weekend. sunday night in la jolla we came across this large group of more than 200 migrants who turned themselves into border patrol. many of the migrants were visibly coughing is covid-19 cases continue to search amongst the migrant population in the rio grande valley. a 900% increase just in the month of july. >> tucker: thanks to a man who recently retired after decades, we are learning more details tonight about how the joe biden administration has enabled this, what you just saw on your screen.al he retired just yesterday and here's part of the email. with the current administration doing everything they can to cripple enforcement and removal operation, endangering the american public and not enforcing the laws passed by the congress, i don't want to be part of that. thanks so much for coming on tonight. this could be a much longer conversation. some up for our viewers and thank you for coming, if you would. why you left and what's on the last six months under this administrati

estados unidos con su papasa fron deportados a pesar de las suplicas de anderson tras cruzar el río grandedo hambre. >>> y qué deste en honduras?. >>> a nadie. >>> vienes con tu mamá?. >>> mi mami murió. >>> cruzó con una camiseta de la selección de estados unidos que guardaba para este día. >>> acá voy a estar más feliz y siempre con la ayuda de dios y de ustedes. >>> la espera en reynosa fue extensa y durmio en la plaza y luego en el albergue senda de vida y ahí su padre pudo luchar su caso de asilo. >>> eran noches largas, largas y yo esperando una respuesta. >>> el sueño de anderson es estudiar . >>> quiero salir adelante con mis estudios porque perdí dos años y ahora quiero ganar trofeos. >>> pero anderson sufr la pérdida de su mamá y hermanita que rdieron la vida al dar a luz. >>> ella siempre me va a cuidar del cielo. >>> esta es la casa de anderson y su padre donde no han podidoi comprar a cama pero van a tener calor de hogar después de días tan difíciles. >>> y la corte suprema rechazó recurso de emergencia de la administración biden así el máximo tribunal niega el pedido del gobi

about a mile down is the rio grande. patrol vehicles went down there. they say that there are some migrants there, that they are trying to round up from in the bushes and bring them back this way. for processing. yesterday afternoon, take a look at the video cameras caught. we saw around 70 to 80 migrants who just came along from the rio grande, and then over there. again last night, and a group of several dozen i can, still being processed by border patrol. i need to take a look at the figures, and it just shows how constant flow is viewed overall, u.s. authorities stop migrants about 210,000 times at the border in july. if you compare that to the figure a year ago, july last year was around 41,000. so that is something like a fivefold increase. also increasing the number of covid cases as a result of the increasing number of covid cases among the migrants. telling us that doesn't have recently contracted the virus here amid fears of inadequate testing and further spread into the u.s. listen here to brandon, president o

tardes bienvenidos al noticiero univisionmientras miles de inmigrantes siguen llegando al valle del rio grande los espacios para albergarlos se vuelven criticos, por lo que tuvieron que habilitar un parque con carpas para los recien llegados, muchos de ellos contagiados de covid-19... mientras tanto en el albergue de las caridades catolicas se vieron obligados a enviar dos autobuses a otras instituciones de houston para liberar espacio... francisco cobos con detalles de la compleja situacion... en los ultimos dias has visto un aumento de imigrantes indocumentados que cruzan la frontera? es la situaciÓn que estÁ pasando, fÉlix >> ese flujo de migrantes no ha cesado como tampoco el volumen de detenciones que va a ritmos mayores en las Últimas dÉcadas. los familiares de los indocumentados viven la es mi incertidumbres de los retenidos. hay confusiÓn y descontento por varias partes del paÍs a buscar migrantes que acaban de cruzar, ahora dicen que nadie le da respuesta. >> un oficial de migraciÓn me dijo que viniera y que podÍa recoger a mi hermano. >> las mismas autoridades le llamaron y ahora ni

su plan es recogerlos en el río grande >> es lo más importante de mi vida mi familia >> su familia llevar por aquí >> bajando hacia el río se cruza con decenas de inmigrantes recién llegados y en el río llega una balsa >> está tiernito es un bebé >> y otra >> y otra más pero no ve las caras que desea ver teme que sus hijos no lo reconozcan >> no hay más tampoco en esta >> y es la última balsa de la noche que le deja la cara desencajada pero llegaron por otro lugar >> dice que cruzó >> cruza el monte a oscuras lo más rápido que puede teme que los encuentren antes >> ahí está mi niña preciosa dios mío linda mi niña preciosa >> (risas) >> tan lindo mi niño precioso caramba >> (sonido ambiente) >> muy alegre >> sabes quién es él ? >> quién es él ? >> mi papi >> mi papi >> sí reconocieron al papá caminan en casi silencio para no ser detectados llegan la coche y recorren decenas de millas hasta que se sienten a salvo celebran estar juntos en este (nombre en inglés) con una hamburguesa y la bandera estadounidense de fondo al día siguiente la familia visita un abogado de inmigración los (nombre

. >> son planes recogerlos en el rÍo grande antes de ser detenidos por la patrulla fronteriza >>> pienso ir informando >>> nosotros estamos en este lado >>> bajando hacia el rÍo se cruza con migrantes >>> en el rÍo llega una balsa >>> cuidado. >> viene dormido. >> y otra. >> no contesta >>> anda escondido el telÉfono >>> y otra mÁs pero no ve las caras que tanto desea ver >>> teme que sus hijos no lo puedan reconocer >>> tampoco en esta. >> es la Última balsa de la noche que le deja la cara desencajada pero recibe un mensaje llegaron por otro lugar >>> dice que cruzÓ >>> cruza el monte lo mÁs rÁpido que puede pues teme que los encuentren antes >>> niÑa preciosa dios mÍo >>> (risas) >>> estÁn lindos mis niÑos caramba. >> pues, muy alegre. >> ¿sabes quiÉn es Él? >>> ¿quiÉn es Él? >>> mi papi. >> mi papi >>> sÍ reconocieron al papÁ. >> caminan en casi silencio para no ser detectados y llegan al coche y recorren decenas de millas hasta que sienten mÁs a salvo >>> celebran estar a junto >>> con una hamburguesa y la bandera estadounidense de fondo en el dÍa siguiente vuelve a la realidad visit

he said we have in the rio grande in texas a misunderstanding of the labelling of individuals. you are seeking asylum and you come here with children under the age of 6, you are given a court date, you are then here legally until that court date. >> should they be testing those people at the border? >> we have to look at what happened in mexico. they said no more children under 6 years of age. we don't have the facilities to care for them. that's increased the numbers that we have at the border. these are not excuses. these are realities. to joey's point i love you. but this is not an obama, trump or biden problem. this is an american problem going on 17 years. >> leslie, i asked you an important question. >> [overlapping talking]. >> should we test these people for covid before we let them? asylum is very specific. haiti's government went to hell in a hand bask after their president was shot. those people are coming here to get away from a war-like situation. that's asylum. we will deal with those. how do we protect our own citizens? covid is the number 1 thing. nobody said al

testimonio de fa familias que llevan dias du durmiendo a la intemperie casi si comnmida >> el valle de rio grandesaturado, miles pasan sus dias en el suelo mientras son procesados por la paftrulla fronteriza >> dinora paso ahi cinco dias se conmovio al ver a tantas pe personas sometidos al calor y mosquitos >> casi todos los niÑos se e enfermaron, vomito diarreas, fue horrible >> dice que solo u vez al dia les daban comida >> les daban ro tarde >> el alcalde de comuna de macu allelen maccallen firmo la orden de peticion de ayuda >> al lalbergue de caridades catolicas llegan mil al dia, que son procesados por la pa patrulla fronteriza pero tambien miles mas son deportadas >> la hermana uescuestobiona actuar de la autoridad >> las autoridades estan ab abrumadas en julio se reporto la llega de 19 mil niÑos solos cruzaron 89familias dejand historias atras colmomo dinora e da otro hijo en honduras >> piden la ayuda federal para tratarlos idignamente, por ahora lo que hacen es lelvarlevearl otros albergue >> y al volver imagenes n uun antes vistas publs >> panico en el pentagono d despues de tirotoe qu

only one part of the rio grande valley. look at la joya, texas last night.ng they show up and make an asylum claim and bused down to mcallen and released with a plane or bus ticket. look at this morning. same situation. rain or shine middle of a storm, another large group of migrants apprehended by border patrol. something playing in day in and day out. in the last weekend we're told from sources there were more than 8,000 apprehensions just here in the rio grande valley alone. keep in mind this is one small part of the border. back out here live staggering numbers to report. the associated press is reporting that for the month of july apprehensions at our southern border are set to exceed 210,000, the highest in 20 years and another record high over last month which was 188,000. we are talking more than 20,000 increase. the numbers not slowing down at all even in the summer heat. >> bill: it's remarkable. thanks, bill melugin. no end if sight. >> dana: let's bring in art del cueto the president of the national border council. unaccompanied minors picked up

en los Últimos dos dÍas, el grupo de inmigrantes que cruza la frontera a travÉs del valle de rÍo grandeuicios en mÉxico. hoy vimos que incluso albergues como el de caridades catÓlicas tambiÉn tuvieron una considerable disminuciÓn de personas. las calles aledaÑas al albergue ahora lucen vacÍas. la central de autobusestambiÉn luciÓ sin aglomeraciones. solo unas cuantas personas llegaban auxiliados por activistas. lo que no cambia es el sueÑo de los pocos que siguen llegando a pesar de los riesgos que aumenta . fÉlix: la temporada de incendios forestales en california continÚa en control. la ciudad de sonora mantiene Órdenes de evacuaciÓn obligatoria, ya que permanece en total obscuridad por el derribo de postes de tendido elÉctrico. los bomberos realizaron un agresivo ataque aÉreo, pero las llamas alcanzaron a quemar 81 acres, dejando daÑos totales a su paso. en perÚ, los ministros del presidente pedro castillo definen la aprobaciÓn del congreso. las inundaciones por las intensas lluvias en venezuela dejan un trÁgico saldo. >> ataques terroristas dejan decenas de muertos en afganistÁn. se

julio, los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza arrestaron a 59 mil 380 migral grantes en el valle del rÍo granderon mÁs de 510 acres de terreno. mientras tanto hay familias que cuentan con una herramienta para rastear la situaciÓn. el departamento de viviendas lanzÓ un mapa interactivo. las llamas han destruido (inaudible). la comisiÓn de servicios pÚblicos de san francisco aplica su innovador progama de alerta de fugas que se le alerta a los clientes sobre el uso continuo de agua, esto notifica a los individuos, y propiedades comerciales y de familias sobre las fugas de agua. vamos con ismael castro. tuvimos unas lluvias ligeras hoy. saludos. >>> amigos de regreso al tiempo. tuvimos algunas precipitaciones hacia el norte de la bahÍa y el resto de la bahÍa no recibiÓ precipitaciones. las temperaturas mÁximas para hoy estarÁn de la siguiente forma. (informaciÓn en pantalla) . para el fin de semana se auguran temperaturas mucho mÁs cÁlidas por el Área de la bahÍa, ya sea 94 para (nombre en inglÉs), 91 en concÓn, y hasta 90 para santa rosa. y mientras llega el calor, mÍnimas en el rando de los 50 y

they're going to do patrols down by the rio grande and checking out the area for migrants after they cross the river. as we were with the sergeant, this is exactly what happened, a group came across the river, including several family units, one mom had had several children with her, she was in bad health-wise, and she was severely dehydrated, and they had to pick her up, border patrol stretched so thin they can't be everywhere at once. the small municipal departments are having to step up to the plate and help out the federal government. the sergeant told they use today see a group of 20 and they thought that was a big deal. now groups of 200, 300, maybe bigger than that. take a listen to what the sergeant had to say about it. >> we're used to running the he thinks expressway and the city streets and now with this, it's overwhelming. >> take a look at the fox drone. why we're here in la hoya, it's a hot spot. the incomplete border wall ap just stopped when president biden took over. and countless trips we watch them walk right around the border wall and show up where the border patr

that's about 15 miles from where we're standing east along the rio grande and that's one of the pointsre border patrol agents are taking some of these migrants who come up here from the rio grande, trying to give them shade as they go through the initial processing. there were several thousand there just about 10 days or so, now it's dwindled, but they're still being taken there by the dozens just to try to get some shade in these blazing temperatures. as secretary mayorkas said in that candid moment and as pretty much every border patrol agent we have spoken to here has confirmed, jacqui, they view this as quote, unsustainable. jacqui: jonathan hunt at the border for us, thank you. griff. griff: we have now fox news polling on this showing that only 35% of americans approve of president biden's handling of immigration. for more on the situation at our southern border, let's bring in former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf. mr. secretary, thank you for taking time with the developments with secretary mayorkas who has a job you once held, saying one thing behind closed doors

we're in the rio grande valley here which according to border patrol agents is the epicenter of thisnt you to take a look down this road behind me here. a dirt road about a mile that way or so is the rio grande river where they cross and all day and all night we've seen groups coming up here. it is quiet now. yesterday look at the video. our cameras caught a group of several dozen, perhaps as many as 60 or 70 at one point. they come up this path, take a left here and down to my left is one of the border patrol processing centers and that's where they meet border patrol agents, most of them, for the first time. it goes on all day and all night. take a look at this nighttime video. we were out here last night and then there were around 30 to 40 i would say migrants being processed at that same processing center. as i say, it just keeps going. it is a pretty much constant flow and that's why take a look at these numbers. in the rio grande valley in july agents stopped migrants something like 78,000 times in july up from around 59,000 in june. overall in terms of unaccompanied children i

la patrulla fronteriza detuvo por lo menos 8000 inmigrantes en la zona del valle del rÍo grande, texasclusivas de los reciÉn llegados. >> arriba, gol! jorge: la selecciÓn de estados unidos dio la sorpresa, coronÁndose campeona de la copa oro tras un partido con muchas emociones. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ilia: buenas tardes. el coronavirus golpea duramente a los no vacunados en la florida y tambiÉn a los vacunados con la variante delta. jorge: uno de cada cinco de los que hay en la naciÓn estÁn en la florida. ilia: lourdes del rÍo nos cuenta. lourdes: la situaciÓn en la florida con el covid 19 se sigue complicando, se considera a la capital del sol, el epicentro de la pandemia en el paÍs. >> tenemos mÁs casos que nunca y mÁs hospitalizaciones que nunca y un gran porcentaje de las hospitalizaciones son en personas muy jÓvenes, incluyendo niÑos. lourdes: a principios de julio se reportaron 1000 casos por dÍa, para fines del mes, el nÚmero se habÍa multiplicado por 8. los que estÁn en la primera lÍnea de batalla viven todos los dÍas el dolor de los en

pedro: recordemos que solamente el sector del rÍo grande estÁ promediando 4000 arrestos diarios, estodades de la patrulla fronteriza que estarÁn llegando a este puente durante todo el dÍa serÁn muchos mÁs elevados a partir de esta orden en la corte suprema. presentadora: y esta decisiÓn generÓ mucha frustraciÓn entre cientos de inmigrantes que llevan meses en mÉxico esperando intentar el asilo en estados unidos, el regreso de mÁs de inmigrantes a mÉxico va a demorar todavÍa mÁs el proceso de asilo y los activistas dice que tampoco habrÍa suficiente ayuda legal gratuita para aclarar a todos con la solicitud de, pero ademÁs el hacinamiento va a aumentar en los campamentos migratorios en mÉxico. reportero: a toda vista estos inmigrantes levantan carpas para intentar aliviar las condiciones en una plaza de reynosa expulsados de estados unidos, hoy aquÍ todos estÁn angustia los trasladan gusta de quÉ va a pasar ya que los obligan a primar en mÉxico mientras se decide si van a obtener o no el asilo en estados unidos. >> para mÍ esto no es justo. reportero: podemos presenciar que grupos de 5

las deportaciones los inmigrantes llegan cada vez en mayor número a la frontera sur y el valle de río grandes para conocer la situación. >> avivados por las fuertes ráfagas de vientos en california, el incendio dixie sigue creciendo, muchas personas se han quedado sin hogar, vamos con los detalles con maría paula ochoa. >> el incendio dixie sigue creciendo y muchas estructuras se han reducido a escombros como oeste restaurante y vemos las sillas, mesas y más adelante lo que fue la cocina, hornos, no es claro el tipo de restaurante que era pero sí es evidente los daños y destrozos que dejó dixie pero por las condiciones del terreno y altas temperaturas que son por encima de tres dígitos el incendio creó su propio sistema climatológico porque generan nubes que en vez de traer lluvias, ae vientos erráticos y torbellinos de fuegos que lanzan llamaradas que inician nuevos incendios y ponen en riesgos los bomberos so unos 6 mil bomberos en el campo sumados a la ola de calor pronosticada para hoy y mañana y en medio de la sequía se ve la solidaridad de lacomunidad y donde les preparan comida a los

la guardia costera rescata a migrantes en el rÍo grande en la frontera sur con mÉxico. an a un hombre que nada en las aguas de este rÍo en texas, que por las fuerzas de sus corrientes es de extremo peligro. el gobierno extiende la prohibiciÓn de los viajes no esenciales a lo largo de las fronteras con canadÁ y mÉxico esto para frenar la propagaciÓn del covid—19. hasta al menos el 21 de septiembre, y eso a pesar de la creciente presiÓn para levantar las restricciones, por parte de las comunidades que dependen del comercio por parte con mÉxico y canadÁ. tremenda polÉmica por el uso de las mÁscaras en las escuelas en diferentes estados. comenzamos, si les parece, con texas. la exigencia del uso de mascarillas sobre los distritos escolares siguen pie. esto ocurre despuÉs de que la corte suprema de su estadorechazara la solicitud de intervenciÓn del gobernador abbott, lo que culmina las batallas entre los lÍderes locales y el gobierno estatal. el gobernador abbott podrÍa apelar, mientras tanto la agencia de educaciÓn de texas emitiÓ una nueva guÍa, diciendo que no aplicarÁ re

. >> and with the migrants still coming across the rio grande, across the border day and night, in their us, our reporting from earlier this week that the july apprehension numbers are going to hit a 20-year high. listen again to the chief. >> we have heard that the official july figures for apprehensions will be north of 210,000. can you confirm that? >> yes. our official numbers will come out tomorrow. i'll tell you they increased this month over last month. we've seen steady increases over the last four or five months. >> over 210,000? >> yeah, i believe it's over that. >> now, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas will be visiting the rio grande valley tomorrow. chief ortiz will be meeting with him. the chief says the message he wants to convey is that this crisis needs a whole of government approach as he puts it if it's to be tackled. to end this on an optimistic note, martha, he told me we can turn the tide on this. it's just going to take a lot of work. martha? >> martha: thanks, jonathan. thanks very much. my next guest has introduced a bill to help stem the flow of dea

parts of the rio grande valley coming across. another group we cross.heir pulses and health checks. mostly family units willing to give themselves up. they'll be claiming asylum or hoping they can get a court date and be released into the united states. same this morning. the video this morning was part of a much bigger group that came across. border agents telling us more than 500 migrants came through this area last night and apprehended. you look at the remnants of this group some off to my left shoulder waiting to be processed. take a look at this drone video we shot this morning here. we noticed these tents going up in the city of mcallen in an empty lot. what we're hearing is they will be used as temporary housing for migrants who have been released from border patrol custody. two ems tents and other tents being built. we saw migrants there this morning. i reached out to the city of mcallen and asked the city spokesperson what is this. she told us she can't tell us any details right now because she wants to put a press release out. when is the pre