why does joe biden refuse to for example to the rio grande valley? because if he goes, the tv cameras will come with him. why does kamala harris, who's supposed to be the border czar, she's supposed to be in charge of this, why won't she go to the rio grande valley? because if she went the tv cameras would come and would show the biden cages, and the democrats are counting on the corrupt corporate media to suddenly say, nothing to see here. 15,000 haitians under a bridge in del rio, nothing to see here. anyone want to know what joe biden's favorite ice cream flavor is? that's the news. never mind 1.2 million illegal immigrants. never mind when i took 19 senators down to the border, we went out on the river and saw a man floating dead in the river who died trying to cross illegally. never mind the south texas farmers and ranchers, the moms who told me, i won't let my teenage kids go out on our ranch because being armed with a loaded firearm. because there are so many human traffickers and narcotics traffickers that it's gainingous for them to go out o

and they walk across the rio grande. bridge where there are currently upwards of 13,000 migrants under the bridge. the reason that number keeps shooting up like a rocket ship is because of this situation. it does not matter how many people, border patrol buses out from under the bridge when you have this situation happening constantly, every day. these crowds have gotten bigger and bigger, we've showed it live from the helicopter yesterday. it wasn't this big, i mean, there's got to be, we're probably looking at at least a grouping on the shore there over into the dirt paths and the brush crossing the river and up here in this mexican neighborhood and this is nonstop. some people are going back and forth between mexico and the united states, some bringing food, some clothes, there's no resistance on either side of the border. nobody on the mexican side stopping this and no one on the u.s. side stopping this. quite frankly, i don't know how you'd start it when you have this many people. and border patrol doesn't have the

. >> reporter: border agents were getting hammered out here in the rio grande valley with runners. from our fox news drone at a port of entry bridge in del rio, texas. at least 100 migrants were held there by border agents for processing this morning. groups of migrants have been there all day in this humid texas heat, painting a picture of how dire the situation is right now. and just like we have our drones, so does law enforcement and the cartels if human smugglers. it's part of the counterintelligence that law enforcement has to deal with. >> proliferation of drones in the area is astounding to me personally. they'll fly drones at a thousand feet and be able to map out where different units are and without the use of unmarked units, there's really no way to kind of avoid the eye in the sky. >> reporter: last night during a ride-along, our fox cameras caught video of border patrol after they busted a human smuggling operation along highway 281 in the rio grande valley. the smuggler along with this group of migrants got 30 miles north of the border before they crashed in some bru

girl from honduras and her 3-month-old baby brother, spotted by border patrol agents along the rio grande river. >> the 3-month-old was still in his baby car seat the simple color caught their eye and we were able to rescue these children. >> reporter: it's just the latest incidents of children abandoned during the record migrant surge, like these two young ecuadoran girls thrown over a 14-foot border wall, and the 10-year-old nicaraguan boy found by agents walking alone and crying in the rio grande valley. >> it is very taxing on us as agents to constantly see stuff like this happening. >> reporter: the incident comes as border patrol reveals an august for a second straight month they encountered more than 200,000 migrants trying to cross the southern border. that's a 21-year high, though the total has dipped slightly from last month earlier this summer, we saw agents trying to keep up with the massive numbers, just at this one bridge along the rio grande >> i do think that what we're dealing with is much different than what we've dealt with in the past. >> reporter: it was in the hundre

we have the equivalent of a shanty town on the banks of the rio grande river in del rio, texas.drone video and reporters from the ground and stories telling you pregnant women giving birth to babies in these conditions. you have a lot of people on the other side criticizing the use of whips from some of our law enforcement on horseback but that has been debunked and we have been told that they are reins. there is a still a lot happening here it makes you wonder, ron, are we at the point notify return with this crisis? i can't fathom a scenario in which this is turned around that quickly. >> i think you are right. i don't know how this gets better quickly. then, you think about the condition those agents are in and their families. they have to mix among these 5, one time 10,000 people under that bridge. they have to keep them safe. they have to care for them. bring them food, water, and all of the things that keep them comfortable while they are waiting then they have to go home to their own families. here we are, these politicians all of the sudden they care about what's going o

they are coming illegally across the rio grande.re were not all of these tents set up. it looks like they are getting ready to may be set up some -- pardon? yeah, oh, yeah, down there. i think the building -- i can't tell what that is. it is something there. they are using grass and plants. it looks like they are using whatever they can make some children down there. we were seeing people kind of milling about their part you see their laundry hanging defenses. this is turned into a camp. you have to thousand people and a very limited border patrol manpower. they are wrecking their buds off. they are severely outnumbered. they need some serious help. they have been telling us what is going on right here. they need help. they save the situation is completely out of control. what we are seeing is it is. what bizarre is what we are looking up at some of these people are going back at walking into mexico and then coming back into the u.s. they are going back-and-forth. what we have been told to some of them are going back into mexico and

reporter: hammered in the rio grande valley with trying to evade law-enforcement.ox news drone at the port of entry bridge and lbo. one hundred migrants were held for processing this morning. groups of migrant have been here all day. looking at how dire the situation is right now we have our drone sodas law enforcement and the cartel in human smugglers part of the counterintelligence that law enforcement has to deal with it. >> the proliferation is stunning to me personally they can map out different units there is no way to avoid the eye in the sky. >> doing a right along last night the fox camera caught the border patrol after they busted human smuggling operation in the rio grande valley on highway 281. with this group of migrants got 30 miles north of the border before they crashed in brush. also assisting agents with apprehension with increased boat controls along the rio grande river. they found loads of narcotics in some cases. >> we do have boat operations and resources that patrol the rio grande river it is vital because they are the eyes and ears not only

we are standing on the edge of the rio grande. you can see governor abbott right here talking with local stake holders in the white shirt. that's the sheriff joe frank martinez. in the red shirt that is del rio mayor. he's talking to them about what's been going on here. what do they want? what do they need? what is the current situation? take a look at the show of force he's got. he's about to hold this press conference. this is the spot his troopers were able to plug up all of the illegal crossings on saturday. we had thousands of people streaming in. take a look at this video at del rio airport. what you're looking at is a u.s. coast guard aircraft being loaded up with illegal immigrants. a border patrol bus pulled up. it was families, kids, single males. they were put on a plane, destination unknown, though people at the airport told us they are being taken to other border patrol processing centers. take a look at the situation at the bridge as of this morning. still thousands under there. i'm told it is now just below 9,000. m

side of the rio grande, a mass of several hundred illegal immigrants who just cross the rio grande andperiod of several hundred more streaming across as we speak. we are on a boat in the rio grande and this is the mexican side of the river right now. you can see it's a never ending stream, hundreds of people crossing the rio grande. if basically every hour and they are heading over to the international bridge which you can see in the background. look at the mass of people. of this is why the situation on the bridge continues to deteriorate. this is insane. at the federal government has to wake up. >> tucker: a lot of questions here where did the haitians come from and how do they get here, how do they afford it? most pressing of all for americans is where the haitians going? u.s. border patrol chief just told bill melugin that of the 12,000 migrants under the bridge in del rio, only adult men will be deported. the rest will be processed and released into what you thought was your country but turns out isn't. today fox news peter doocy asked the white house with the borders are things a

that's the rio grande river behind us. and then on the other side, you've got the us bank, the river, the 20 state trooper cars there to try and stop people from getting across. and you can probably see right there in the distance, and then we're green. sure. he's the father and a haitian family that we just chatted to. he's there right now with his baby due to a new so he's what they went across with food. and you can see that he's been there for about 20 minutes, surrounded by quite long journey. says no way in now. so obviously now stopping people from getting into that come yesterday was still possible for people with food to be able to get in the camp basically because there's not a lot of food and water inside of it is what we're hearing when say camp, that's quite a grand word actually for a really, really made shift sort of collection of very, very, very temporary rooms. so people's heads in some cases is not rooms are good people's heads is what we're hearing. so the man that we just spoke to that said yes, i know

stolen back to the country's. authorities had been trying to stop the flow of migrants crossing the rio grande river. the governor of texas closed all border crossings, but that's not something though, seeking refuge patients. both africa traditionally cross sector because they have no individual previously the process area. they say the community across the board is relatively safe. so traditionally because of what about certainly what happened this guy is that number doubled and tripled relatively quickly. and so we were resorted here quickly if we could manage that. and we're getting to that point where we got a pretty good handle on the microphone bridge to home and has more now from the mexican border town of a can you behind me is the rio grande. they does the river, the separate mexico, where we are on the united states, on the other side. and it's a river across which more than 10000 patients have crossed and other nationalities . but mainly haitians over the last couple of weeks to set up a make shift camp on the other side, the river and the little town who sell real now. schools, a

en las imÁgenes se ve un centenar de inmigrantes cruzando de un lado al otro el rÍo grande de texas,gustarÍa preguntarte algo, desde tu perspectiva cÓmo viste este encuentro entre agentes y migrantes, hubo un exceso de fuerza. >> buen dÍa, me encuentro en acuÑa, justamente yo estaba volando el drone la razÓn por la que lo volÉ es porque en esta Área donde estamos viendo, se estaban baÑando los migrantes y allÍ mismo estaban cruzando para acuÑa para ir a comprar comida y agua. entonces, los agentesles estaban permitiendo eso, pero despuÉs llegaron a caballo, llegaron patrulla y les gritaron que les daban 10 minutos para desalojar el Área, entonces, los haitianos migrantes obedecieron y quisieron regresar debajo del puente pero, justo en este momento, a los 10 minutos el tiempo se habÍa agotado pero aÚn estaba migrantes regresando con comida, entonces los oficiales se gritan que se regresen a mÉxico y los haitianos continÚan caminando porque llevaban la comida y muchos de ellos dicen que llevan comida a esposas e hijos que estaban debajo del puente. entonces, es allÍ donde se ve ese mo

a lot of them took off, hiding in the brush in the rio grande valley. take a look at this video. this is a live look right now from our fox news drone at a port of entry bridge in del-rio, texas. at least 100 migrants are being held by border agents for processing at this moment in the heat, painting a picture of how dire the situation is here on the ground right now and just hours earlier last night during a ride-along with state troopers our fox cam ration caught video of border agents after they busted a human smuggling operation in the rio grande valley. this wasn't just at the border. this group of migrants you apparently made it across the border and then a smuggler drove them about 30 miles north before their car crashed in some brush and the migrants got out and scattered. border agents were able to apprehend them. in la jolla, texas yet, migrant families were turning themselves in to get processed. they were held at a neighborhood ballpark. state troopers are executing boat patrols to bust smuggling operations and drug trafficking and they've located unaccompanied childre

. -- lips back to the mexican side of the rio grande.what is your assessment? >> my apologies. that is the reality on the ground. thank you for having me. the picture you see, the horrific reality that we are living right now. before we even going into more detail, the narrative that people are using -- remember seeing one of the elected officials in the area, ted cruz, the first video he had sank haitians are invading our country and they need to be deported. the pictures you are seeing with him on his horse literally whipping the haitian migrants come the black bodies, that is not getting pictured in america. that is the picture of the system of the antiracism the system is based upon. as a black woman, as an american woman, as an haitian woman, i am horrified by that picture. i am horrified that in 2021, we as the united states of america, are behaving in such a way where we do not consider the humidity of a person. the world is watching and that is the picture they are saying. the picture they are seeing is meant in horseback whippin

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they've been pouring across the rio grande and.

the busses that we heard were sent to the rio grande valley, those were single adult men.ically the family units have a better chance of being able to stay. under title 42, single adult men are able to be expelled and title 42 is still in action right now. you can expect a majority of the single adult men here if they're going to start flights back to haiti, they'll probably be the first ones on those flights. >> bill, thank you again. cheers. and we'll have more reaction from texas attorney general ken paxton coming up soon. arthel: and now to the fallout over the botched drone strike in afghanistan. the u.s. commander admits it killed not isis-k terrorists but an aide worker and nine other civilians, several of them children. here's former secretary of state mike pompeo this morning on fox with maria bartiromo. >> it looks like they were in a rush, they were in a hurry. president biden said we'll strike back at the folks that killed the 13 americans and we had a strike that clearly failed, failed to deliver to protect america, it killed civilians. this is another piece o

in addition to the drug trafficking and human smuggling, covid is adding to this crisis in the rio grandeling with a pandemic right now. >> a record number of migrants are still crossing the border each month. more than 212,000 were apprehended at the southwest border in july new numbers for august are expected any day now. dbs has this message for president biden. >> you have got to come down. you have to visit with the men and women that are on the frontlines day in and day out risking their lives to secure the border. >> also u.s. customs and border protection just released new details about the migrants with extensive criminal histories who were arrested here in the rio grand valley. they include two registered sex offenders a guatemalan national wanted out of georgia for sexual assault of a minor and two gang members. bret? >> bret: christina coleman along the border. thanks. 9/11 anniversary, suspects at gitmo plus winners and losers. here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. it a fixture at the briefing on the surf side condo collapse that killed 97 people are o

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. >> hundreds of migrants from haiti are arriving at the rio grande. now deportation flights have begun, sending many >>> this morning on "world news now," easing the crisis at the texas/mexico border. >> hundreds of migrants from haiti are arriving at the rio grande. now deportation flights have begun, sending many back home. what happens next? >>> breaking overnight, a body found in the search for gabby petito. but authorities still aren't sure where her fiance is right now. plus the new message overnight from her father. >>> the navy jet crashing into a texas neighborhood. the pilots ejecting just in time. authorities are saying it could have been a lot worse. the latest in the investigation. >>> and we'll introduce you to a seventh grader who's behind over 200 buddy benches and recycles bottle caps all at the same time. it's monday, september 20th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> hello, hello. good morning, and that of course, that story there is part of our "america strong" series. the thing i've been loving about so many of these

last hour or so, w know that state troopers parked their cruisers essentially on the banks of the rio grande to try to stem the flow of those migrants jose >> morgan chesky in del rio, texas, thank you. >>> the families of those killed in last month's afghanistan drone strike are speaking out tonight following the pentagon's stunning admission yesterday that the blast accidentally killed civilians their loved ones now saying that apology simply isn't enough matt bradley reports >> reporter: the u.s. military may have apologized. >> i'm here today to set the record straight and acknowledge our mistakes i offer my sincere polity. or the -- apology >> reporter: but for the families of 10 innocent afghan civilians, including seven children, killed in a drone strike in kabul last month, saying sorry won't bring back the dead "how could this happen after such strong intelligence, and they tell us that it was a mistake? >> reporter: hamid lost several family members. what the penn no calls a tragic mistake. "they should have investigated it now they apologize and it doesn't finish with apologizing.

driving down here in cameron county close to the border in rio grand val y, many of the customs and bordercheckpoints are empty. because those border patrol assets are down there in del rio along that border and guess what is happening, you've got free raven. so it is not just that little corridor with that - - comes across in del rio, think about the other 1,253 miles where people have free range to come across the border into the state state of texas and there are no checkpoints out there. that's why texas is the number one state in the united states of america maybe number two for human sex trafficing. dallas and hews. the top states for sex trafficking. what governor would want to sit around and watch his state lead that category. >> thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> so vaccine mandates have nothing to do with covid, they have nothing to do even with vaccines, they have to do with forcing the population to bow to the will of a political party. and in the u.s. military, the effect has been devastating. one active duty u.s. navy commander has issued an urgent warning about what these m

behind us is the rio grande river.o take a tour of what is going on. what is border patrol doing? what are state troopers in the lone star state doing? the fate of texas is holding the line but the interesting thing is dps, the ones that are holding the line but the border patrol doing the processing and all that. we had an opportunity to talk to the lieutenant governor who says the biden administration is doing nothing, maybe we should hire our own dps. take a listen. >> the biden administration even when we arrest them and turn them over they release them. they are doing nothing in enforcement like we are doing so how can we take this over? let's just higher all of their employees, let them all come to work for us, we will have a border force, when the president has no one to turn to but texas we will say just step back and we will take care of it because you don't seem to care or be aware of what is going on. >> reporter: what the lieutenant governor suggested, his dps is holding the line anyway, let's higher border

girl from honduras and her three-month-old baby brother spotted by border patrol agents along the rio granderiver. >> the three-month-old was still in his baby car seat we were able to rescue these children >> reporter: it's just the latest instance of children abandoned during the record migrant surge like these two young ecuadorian girls thrown over a 14-foot-high border wall. and the 10-year-old nicaraguan boy found walking alone and crying >> it is very taxing on us as agents to constantly see stuff like this happening. >> reporter: the incident comes as border patrol reveals in august for a second straight month they encountered more than 200,000 migrants trying to cross the southern border. that's a 21-year high. though the total has dipped slightly from last month earlier this summer we saw agents trying to keep up with the massive numbers just at this one bridge along the rio grande. >> i do think that what we're dealing with is much different than what we've dealt with in the past >> reporter: it was in the hundreds when we were there. officials say the number of migrants under that

as you know, they did the same thing in the rio grande valley where they wouldn't allowe fox news to come and when i brought 19 senators to the rio grande valley, i had to go in with my cell phone and photograph and take videos. i tell you, i'm right there. that bridge is behind me and i just finished going myself, not taking videos of what happened there. it is the most horrific thing i've ever seen. right now as we are speaking -- >> sean: go ahead, sir. >> right now as we are speaking there are 10,503 people under that bridge. it is packed in, it is a mass of humanity and the scope of it, until you see it and i'm putting those videos out tonight, you will get a chance to see it, they take your breath away because it just goes on and onwi and on. infants, little children, people struggling enormously and something stunning i discovered today as i discovered the cause of why this is happening. >> sean: we are showing right now, your team was over to get it over to us. by the way, we wouldn't have the issue inside of joe biden's overcrowded cages. you're right. our cameras were with

thousands of migrants have waded across the rio grande and in just a few days their numbers are grown six fold, that's right, and they're being keptt a beneath a bridge in squalid conditions. cbs' omar villafranca reports tonight from del rio, texas. >> reporter: more than 12,000 migrants, mostly haitians, have crossed into this makeshift camp and waiting to be processed into border patrol custody. >> folks are coming over and across as there is no border. >> reporter: tony gonzales is urging the administration for a plan to control the chaos. >> this is unsustainable. this is not america. this is not the way things should be. >> reporter: food is scarce and so is water, and with the heat index in the triple digits here at the border, many migrants are bathing in the river and then wading back and forth across the rio grande. nearly 30,000 haitians arrived at the southern border in the past 11 months. many began their journey in south america and made the dangerous trek through the jungle known as the darien gap that separates colombia from panama. since july haitians have increased 3

they've been pouring across the rio grande and camping under a texas bridge after 3 days of voting. reports of violations and a crackdown on the opposition. exit polls show russia's ruling party winning, but losing some ground and thousands are evacuated. his volcano erupt on the canary island of palmer sending rivers of lava towards full villages. in thought. when for chelsea on manchester, united in the family plus 5 weeks after signing and finally makes his hind leg the parasol might as they be real close to ah hello and welcome to the news out. i've got a stones health system is a breaking point, malnourished children, as well as those infected with measles, of filling up hospitals across the country. essential medical supplies critically low. and many doctors have left in the past month in the upheaval and the uncertainty which followed the taliban takeover. unicef warns children could now die if they don't get access to urgently needed aid. ash robera has this report for us now from a hospital in the afghan capital compo, gasping for this child is in critical condition of his no venti

. >> reporter: these chaotic scenes along the rio grande coming as the u.s. faces a crush of migrants, many of them hay see, in the border town of del rio. the u.s. now stepping up deportation flights to haiti and other countries. >> our borders are not open and people should not make the dangerous journey. if you come to the united states illegally, you will be returned. >> reporter: at least 10,000 men, women and children still under that del rio international bridge in deplorable conditions. this was the main point of entry for those migrants. border patrol officials say thousands of them, many with children, taking this narrow and treacherous path across the rio grande. the department of homeland security now working feverishly to process them. today, the dhs secretary defending the deportations under the trump era title 42, which allows for swift expulsion of migrants due to covid concerns. the biden administration exempting unaccompanied minors and many families. for now, the agency planning to send up to three flights a day or more to expel migrants th

tom homan is in a cone yet. mexico with the latest. behind me is the rio grande. they does the river, the separate mexico where we are on the united states, on the other side. and it's a river across which more than 10000 patients have crossed on other nationalities, but let me haitian over the last couple of weeks to set up a make shift camp on the other side, the river in a little town who sell real now that schools a huge headache for american authorities as a trying to decide what to do with the number of people over there. and they've decided that they're going to the pool, at least some of them, and they were flights now, taking people back to haiti. it's so the end of a real struggle for the people that have made it this far. we've been speaking to people who told us about a journey through south america to get to this point going through jungle areas, areas where there's right, a areas where there's killing a robbery and they've made that journey because their homeland is in a chronically desperate state. and has been for a number of years, natural disaste

and texas. authorities have been trying to stop the flow of people crossing the rio grande river. patients and both friends fabricate traditionally cross sector because they have no individual previously across this area. they say the community across border is relatively safe. so traditionally because of the word of mouth, certainly what happened, this guy is that number doubled in triple relatively quickly. and so we were head resorts in your place. we couldn't manage that. and we're getting to that point where we got a pretty good handle on the microphone. it's under the bridge, bowed counting his on the way in russia after 3 days of parliamentary elections. exit polls put the protrusion, united russia party on cost a whim. but the opposition says there have been voting irregularities. most criminal critics would bod, from running around a 1000 people are being evacuated from their homes after a volcanic eruption on the spanish canary islands. these live pictures is the 1st time in 50 years and follows a week of increasing seismic activity on the island of la palmer. a truck ca

even though this stretch of the rio grand is shallower it's still dangerous.ily crossing with two young children trying to get back to the u.s. for processing. on the other side of the border, mexico is also cracking down. authorities took this man and child into custody. ( shouting ) here, a migrant is kicked in the head by mexican immigration agents, and more migrants may be on the way, as many as 20,000, many of them haitian, remain bottlenecked in colombia, potentially waiting their chance to continue their journey to the u.s. gregorio gianpierre arrived with his wife and child. he crossed to mexico looking for food with them. you heard about the deportation. >> si. >> reporter: what do you think? ( speaking spanish ) do you have anything in haiti? >> nada. >> reporter: the mass migration of haitians to the u.s. has been in the years in the making. many moved to central and south america after the 2010 earthquake in haiti but false information have them making the journey to the u.s. border. >> ( translated ): three years ago i left haiti, i sold my lands

earlier this week, showing american officials using for strains against people trying to cross the rio grande de of course, i take responsibility. i am president, but i was horrible. would you see? as you saw, to see people treat it like they did horses very right him over people being strapped. it's outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. they will be an investigation underway now and there will be consequences. there will be consequences. it's an embarrassment, but beyond an embarrassment, it's dangerous. it's wrong. it sends the wrong message around the world, sends the wrong message at home. it's simply not who we are. a top chinese tech executive held in canada is set to be released after a deal with the u. s. government to resolve fraud charges. while a chief financial of the men one, jo attended a new york court hearing via video link from vancouver. the court was told she's reached to decide prosecution agreement on the charges sheet denies could eventually be dropped. 3 more towns have been evacuated, and firefighters forced to retreat after explosions from interrupting vol

tammy: i appreciate the experience at your pad with sending these people directly going to the rio grande. people think this is somehow a humanitarian dynamic and it's best for people to come here and they are encouraging them to come and it's a humanitarian crisis, putting themselves in the position, it will not happen either going to be broken and collateral damage in children we are fighting around the rio grande and dell real area even at one point a two -month-old found with a 5-year-old that is a humanitarian crisis a messaging from biden encouraging people to risk their lives to come here in the midst of anarchy that is a crime and america's need to view it that way. raymond: is a chaos in all man-made and could be avoided is a tragedy, biden has to stop it, breaking developments for gabby petito, a body has been found near the search site in wyoming but we don't know if it's gabby, the latest coming up next. stay with us. ♪ rs of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? e

at the rio grande, governor abbott asked us to point out where our exclusive fox news coverage was shothowing thousands of migrants crossing unoppose nod del rio, saturday until hundreds of dps troopers surged the area and blocked to have. he said it was an example of texas having to do the federal government's job. >> texas doesn't need anybody's permission to protect texas. and, bret, we confirmed that yesterday there was a private contractor transport bus that was taking haitian migrants from here in del rio down to brownsville in the rio grande valley and at some point during that riot ride the migrants in that bus had sort of a revolt. they overtook the bus, forced their way off of it and ran off into the brush. they were all eventually happen prehad ended but texas governor greg abbott not happy about it he says he wants all of those migrants jailed and prosecuted to the fullest extent. send it back to you. >> bret: you know, white house press secretary jen psaki vice president kamala harris seized on this photo of a border patrol agent on a norris in del rio over the weekend. the

s. starts flying back home, the haitian migrants who've been pouring across the rio grande and camping on the texas bridge off the 3 days of losing reports of violations in a crackdown on the opposition. exit. polls show russia's ruling party, winning, losing ground, and thousands of evacuation into volcano erupt on a canary of la palmer sending rivers of lava towards full villages. ah, welcome to the program. we began in afghanistan, the health system. there is a breaking point now in our church children, as well as those infected with measles, a filling up hospitals across the country, essential medical supplies of critically low. and many doctors have left in the past month and the p. williams and uncertainty which followed the taliban takeover . unicef is warning that children and babies could die if they don't get access to urgently needed a alger. there is. how shall barbara has this report now from a hospital in the african capital couple? gasping for this child is in critical condition of his no ventilator. this hospital in cobb. she's among thousands of new born here in a con

medical examiner border patrol agents attending to the body of a female migrant she crossed the rio grande ran and she ran straight back across a drop-off next to the rio grande and she hit her head on a large piece of wood as she felt according to border patrol agents and died on the spot one more example of the desperation of those migrant and the smuggling gangs to repeatedly put them in those situations with danger and continue to take money from them and apparently making millions of dollars worth in the misery of these migrants. jon: are border patrol agents are heroes and do not get enough support and recognition. jonathan hunt live in roman texas. president biden losing favor with americans including parents of the 13 service members killed in the bombing in kabul after he met with them. washington examiner editor-in-chief recently wrote about that meeting, he joins us just ahead. ♪ suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it

we got on a boat on the rio grande and what we witnessed was wild.ndreds of illegal immigrants at a time crossing from mexico walking across the dam in the rio grande and entering the united states illegally. hundreds at a time. it was happening all day long hour after hour after hour. they all walked to that bridge. the only thing that stopped it was texas dps surged hundreds of troopers there and verntly used cruisers to form a physical wall there. eventually able to plug that area up and pretty much nobody has crossed there since then. it was not the federal government who plugged it up. it was texas dps troopers who did that. listen to what texas governor greg abbott had to say on fox last night about that. >> the biden administration refuses to even pretend as though there is a crisis. there is chaos down there especially in the del rio sector. >> again texas governor abbott expected to arrive within the hour. he will be going down to tour that bridge. we'll be with him and have his comments for you and send it back to you. >> harris: you know,

a woman's body on the banks of the rio grande here. been intercepted among a group intercepted by border patrol agents. she got free and ran. in the darkness, though, as it was when she was intercepted, she didn't realize she was running straight back to the rio grande. she ran straight off a 20-foot drop, according to border patrol agents, struck her head on a large piece of wood when she landed and died on the spot. a sign of the desperation of so many of these migrants crossing the rio grande illegally. griff. griff: the human toll. jonathan hunt live for us from the southern border, thank you. alicia: the world health organization added mu to the list of covid-19 variants. it was first found in colombia. it's now confirmed in 39 countries. dr. anthony fauci said u.s. officials are monitoring the variant, but it's not posing a serious threat at the moment. dr. jeanette nesheiwat joins us now. thank you for being here. before we get started, i want to play something that a doctor told chris wallace this morning on fox news sunday. >>

let's hop across the rio grande now. the department of homeland security is temporarily stopping the use of horse patrols in the del rio, texas sector after days of outrage from both republicans and democrats after these images spread of border patrol agents on horseback aggressively confronting haitian migrants. as cnn's rosa flores reports for us now the investigation into the incident is ongoing. >> reporter: the biden administration strategy on the del rio migrant crisis drawing criticism. as to what the administration says -- >> in order to ensure migrants are swiftly taken into custody, processed, and removed from the united states consistent with our laws and policies. >> reporter: dozens tell the whole story on the ground. the department of homeland security says about 1400 haitians have been sent back to haiti since september 19th. the move creating chaos on the tarmac in port-au-prince. the u.s.'s special envoy to haiti submitted his resignation citing the inhumane decision to deport thousands of haitian refugee

. >> last friday speaking with the deputy chief four years the chief of the rio grande valley border patrol the main focus at the time dealing with humanitarian crisis food and sanitation with the process of potential removal willing to other border patrol sectors for processing and then to bust them as far away as arizona just to process people through the border. so the department of homeland security claims they use title 42 a public health authority to expel the vast majority of migrants that the administration needs to be honest with us using title 42 authority to protectxp public health to expel migrant families and not just single adultspe. so to have expedited removal authority to swiftly remove the migrant families and in doing so deter others for on —- from coming. they essentially continue and with we will decision is rendered. to then give a notice to appear sometimes and then sent to the interior of the united states and many never heard from again. and then the public statements was real and immediate consequences meant to deter future immigration. there is a clear and

we're seeing an incredible presence from state troopers on the banks of the rio grande river. very much a dynamic situation with more ahead than what's already been done. >> julie, you have been reporting on the new group of migrants heading there. tell us what you know. >> we learned from documents we obtained late last night that dhs is monitoring a group of 20,000 haitian migrants who have amassed in northern colombia and south america and also peru and panama. they are getting ready, they believe, to possibly come to the united states. right now dhs is monitoring this group. even after dhs handles that group that morgan is reporting on, there could be others coming, primarily because of the unrest in haiti and a lot of the economic opportunities that have dried up for these migrants who left haiti some year ago to go to central and south america. now they're left with little work and no place to call home. this might not be the end of this haitian immigration crisis we're seeing. it's something we know dhs is carefully monitoring, because this group right here really took

hundreds of migrants have been walking across the rio grande river and arriving here throughout the dayn the border in del rio, texas with an update. bill? >> jon, good evening to you. the numbers of migrants currently under that international bridge behind us have just continued to skyrocket, in law enforcement and border patrol are now having to surge their resources down here to del rio in a major way to deal with it. let's show you what it looks like. take a look at this video our drone crew shot earlier today showing the remarkable scene underneath that bridge. at last count, law enforcement sources telling me close to 15,000 migrants are underneath that bridge, after crossing into the united states illegally from mexico. why that number is so remarkable is because on wednesday morning, there were just about 4,000 there, so you think about it, just in the span of a few days or so, we have almost quadrupled the number of migrants underneath that bridge. they are still coming. most of them are from haiti. more are starting to show up from africa. local law enforcement sources telling