that's whether you are up in del rio or down here in the rio grande valley. typically the way it works they do have to pay a cartel or smuggling organization to get across here to the united states. criminal ernesto privatizes cartels gangs or smuggling organizations all have their smuggling routes. that's why we never see haitians or venezuelans down here in the rio grande valley. if you notice they are always coming down through the del rio area were the cartel that typically works with the haitians and that population, they are more up north: down here more of the gulf cartel. it's kind of different all along the border. as you mentioned, we did have a group of 200 come across right here where we are standing this morning. those were mostly those family units literally looking for border patrol. they will come up to us and say where's immigration? where's border patrol? they want to turn themselves in because they know right now under the biden administration family units have a really good chance of just being released into the united states with a future

we talked about the activity here in the rio grande valley, look at this video we recently shot. went inthe brush looking. we saw two guys hiding in a bush right in front of us difficult to see at first, they were dark clothing, they don't want to be caught. texas national guard after above us. eventually you will see what patrol agents on scene. they took them away and likely will be title 42 fax to mexico. look at this video, we shot here in la jolla, large groups in the middle of the night. this was a group of about 150 people cross illegally into la jolla. they were mostly family units looking to give themselves up to border patrol because they know they can get here and because they are family, they will likely be released in the country with the future court date. earlier this week tuesday, for the very first time texas national guard were able to take down one of the human smugglers in texas. this was the first time the defendant operation like this. they got wrapped and smugglers, seven illegal immigrants inside of the raft with them. one of the people previously deported

bill melugin is an texas rio grande valley for us right now.ew migrant caravan 2000 people strong are left southeastern mexico is on its way to the u.s. mexico border. where they will end up means unclear but law enforcement here already have our hands full trying to deal with the constant stream of people and drugs across the border on a daily basis. a dreary november day on the rio grande fox news troopers, they patrol the river looking for illegal activity as part of operation lone star. one popular smuggling area on the shoreline in la jolla there are thousands of discarded cartel bands used as tickets to be smelled by the migrants. ids are littered all over the area, drop as soon as they come over. along the banks of the rio grande on both sides are discarded, bringing migrants and sometimes drugs across the river. the general continues to pour in. through november 11, state of texas, for 13 pounds fentanyl ceased in 2021, that's enough to deliver 3.7 million deadly doses. one of texas biggest fentanyl bus was recently here when a trooper

mike: a few moments ago we showed you compelling real-life drama there in del rio, texas along the rio grandean correspondent is there in del rio, texas with the very latest. steve, what are you seeing now? steve: mike, we are watching people cross the shore about couple football fields away trying to determine if they are going to cross or not. a few minutes ago we did have dramatic video with you live on the air. a couple of family groups trying to cross this river and as most of the groups that we have seen, their hands are full. often they are carrying their own belongs and documents and often carrying children and in this case it was a father and a mother and one with a child on his shoulders and another woman carrying a small boy and a time like this when the current is up is a challenging thing. at one point one of the woman, looked like she was in bad shape for a little bit. with the current she called out for a man to help and a man who had changed his clothes. you can see to the right it's changing station on the u.s. people who have crossed through the water, took off the clothes a

bill melugin is there at rio grande. >> good afternoon, the activity in the rio grande valley particularly in the whale has been surging over the last couple of weeks. we want to show you what that looks like, every morning hundreds of families are showing up take a look at the drone video. right here where we are standing between 150 and about 200 migrants show up right here. in the background you see the incomplete border wall. what happens is migrants cross the rio grande illegally and they walk around the incomplete border wall, construction stopped as soon as president biden took office. take a look at the second piece of video more of the family units, upwards of 200 showing up from all around the world, a lot of south americans mixed in with the northern triangle countries and these are family units, not people trying to run away. families turn themselves into border patrol in hopes that they will be released into the country under the biden administration catch and release which has been in play for families throughout this border crisis. we mentioned how these people are coming fr

agentes de la patrula fronteriza rescatan a una niqa de 5 aqos abandonada en pleno rio grande en eagle.la menor no estaba sola.. con ella venian unos 10 inmigrantes indocumentados... afortunadamente, una mujer consigio llamar a las autoridades a tiempo y consiguieron rescatarla. la menor provenia de venezuela y fue reunificada con su madre. nos conectamos directamente a la escena con pedro rojas...pedro, que mas sabemos de este caso? pedro: pedro: definitivamente las autoridades de la patrulla fronteriza dicen que donde ocurriÓ este incidente estÁn investigando. una niÑa venezolana de 5 aÑos de edad que fue captada en ese vÍdeo. la madre de la menor habÍa ingresado al paÍs con un grupo de personas, inmediatamente reportÓ que su hija habÍa quedado abandonada en el rÍo grande entre piedras negras y el Área de texas. la patrulla fronteriza de inmediato ordenÓ. y al llegar consiguieron a la niÑa y mÁs de 10 personas que estaban junto a la menor. la menor inmediatamente fuere unificada y afortunadamente la historia tiene un final feliz pero es una historia que se repite en muchos lugares do

it's looking over la joya, texas in the rio grande valley sector in the last 24 hours, 1,909 apprehensions and that sector up 161,000 as a new caravan with some 10,000 migrants is set to head to the u.s. border next week, in addition to the one underway and it comes and texas border patrol agents arrest four ms-13 gang members in a 14-hour span just yesterday. our own bill melugin doing amazing work at the border. awen i have worked at the border when it's hot and cold and it sure seems hot again. >> good afternoon to you, that's right, it's heating up down here. when we're talking about the apprehension numbers and what we're seeing on the ground in la joya. it looks like activity is spiking toward what we saw in the middle of the summer months. the numbers you mentioned off the top with apprehensions here, it sounds accurate to us and this is happening hat president biden is going to be meeting with the mexican president next week, if we can pull up photos of that. he will be meeting on november 18th with mexican president andre manuel obrador. and and justin trudeau of canada. and what'

this was here and the whale, big group of 150 migrants crossing over the rio grande and walking intoa jolla area, these are mostly the family units, parents bring in the young kids hoping they're going to get a chance to be released into the country. this was earlier on tuesday for the very first time texas pps was there. and wanted for sexual assault. we talked to the texas dps white so hard to get these guys and their wraps. take a listen to what they had to say. >> it's been challenging to apprehend smugglers. they know the area and the river. not only that but they use women and children is a barrier to separate themselves from law enforcement. >> again another concerning stat that we learned from border patrol last night they reported in a 14 hour span they apprehended for confirmed members of the ms 13 gang. the activity out here really picking up again and as you mentioned president biden will be meeting with the mexican president next week. that will be on november 181 of the things that they will be talking about is immigration. we will definitely keep tabs on that. arthel:

in fiscal year 2021, border patrol reports they encountered 549,000 migrants in the rio grande valleyut the border crisis, fox news has reported on countless heart wrenching stories of migrant children being abandoned by their smugglers alone. [crying] >> on monday, in el paso, border agents found this 8-year-old guatemalan boy abandoned. the boy told agents he was dropped off near a bridge near unknown individuals and walk until he finds someone in a uniform. agents recovered him safely and in good health. in border patrols tucson sector, agents found three illegal immigrants being smuggled in the trunk of this car being driven by two u.s. citizens. both of whom will be prosecuted for human smuggling. and recently here in the rio grande valley, border patrol arrested jose, a mexican national with a previous conviction for aggravated sexual assault of a child in the city of houston. and in fiscal year 2021 just here in the rio grande valley sector alone, border patrol reports they caught nearly 2,000 criminal illegal aliens. that includes 187 sex offenders, and 163 confirmed gang memb

anybody hiring illegals, you don't have people cheating, you don't have immigrants dying in the rio grande. help them come across. enter them into the system, and let them work their way into citizenship. we need them. what are we producing now, 1.7 kids per household, we're at 2.7. we're not going to support social security, any social programs 20 years from now, but i promise you, 20 years from now, they will be legal. wait until the hispanic labor unions take place like other immigrants have done with unions and we'll have the hispanic brotherhood that we're paying a ton of prizes for. there's our next problem. >> greg, you mentioned the infrastructure bill. it's now the infrastructure law. and president biden selling that law around the country. he was in new hampshire yesterday to talk about the investments in that state when it comes to the infrastructure law, and today, he's headed to detroit, to general motors factory there for electric vehicle assembly in detroit. he'll be expected to speak later this afternoon and we'll be carrying it on c-span or you can watch it as well on the

rio grande valley especially hard-hit. bill melugin and standing by with the latest from their.orter: good afternoon, what you said is correct. the migrants continue to come in from literally all around the world. look at this video here in texas this morning, what you are looking at are romanians who cross illegally here into la jolla from eastern europe next to bulgaria and the ukraine also mixed in with romanians or albanians. these are countries in eastern europe that have nothing to do with the northern triangle countries the shows how far some of these people are coming. a bigger group, look at this video we shot this morning, a group of about 150200 migrants who crossed over into la jolla illegally this morning. you see the incomplete border wall, these migrants will come across from across the rio grande and simply just walk around the incomplete border wall. construction was started but halted as soon as president joe biden took office in january so just a piece of meddle in the dirt right now and they just walk around it. take a look at this video from our drone troop

the rock art in the lower pecos and along the rio grande encapsulates not only their religion, but theation to each other. the seasons. >> carolyn: tony, sometimes i just want to scream because people will say, you know, well, "did these people speak with a grunt?" i look at these murals and i see sophistication that we'd be hard-pressed with today. >> anthony: i think sophistication is an overvalued term. i mean, what the hell do we mean by that anyway? i mean, we're still pretty much killing ourselves with spears and rocks in one sort or another. >> elton: one of the important things you have to realize is that these people have the same brain that put a man on the moon. they were in tune with their universe and their environment. >> carolyn: same brain. same brain. >> roger: i would not be surprised if the lower pecos art outlasts all of us. all of our monuments crumble to dust immediately. 4,000 years later, white shaman, still there. >> anthony: i think they're going to have a tough time interpreting what life was like on this planet where's mom? she said she would be home in time

. >>> un niño muere de neumonía luego de cruzar el valle del río grande y también murió un niño de 17men y la hija de josé de tres años llegó enferma a la frontera . >>> es difícil el camino, pasan hambre y fe y la niña se enferma. >>> la operación (en inglés) con el gobernador de texas ha creado un escenario de miedo . >>> esto obliga a inmigrantes a cruzar por zonas potencailmente más peligrosas para cruzar . >>> hoy el gobernador repartio tamales para homenaejare a soldados. >>> y también miles de calles de tamaulipas, va los detalles . >>> son momentos de tensión que se viene en tapachulas y hasta los empresarios piden a las autoridades que inervengan en esta crisis migraotia . >>> las protestas bloqjeqron varias aenidas y agredieron a automovilistas que intentgaron cruzar, esto es por la promesa de visas humanitarias del instituto de migratción. >>> tenemos una esperanza pero no vemos nada y estamos durmiento en el suelo. >>> por eso ya no es un área comercial. >>> nos afec está porque el comercio baja. >>> también un grupo de empresario piden a las autoridades controlar la situa

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we ran into a 5-year-old wandering the rio grande valley by himself.arents are in the u.s. and encounters with unaccompanied minors at the border this year are higher than any other time on record. bill back on the story for us in la joya, texas. good morning, bill. >> good morning to you. already a lot of activity out here this morning. want to show you the business pulling out right now. that's full of unaccompanied children and young teenagers. we watched them all being marched onto that bus. all little kids. all young teenagers completely by themselves. no parents, no guardians. a big group that crossed this morning. if we can pan back here. more than 100 migrants who crossed here. some are still waiting to be apprehended here. mostly the family units. the ones under the tarp there are the complete family units, moms and dads with kids. the bus that's leaving is completely alone unaccompanied minors. take a look at this video we shot this morning from the fox drone as groups were starting to arrive this morning. we see it every day here. they cross

it's not just happening down here in the rio grande valley though take a look at this video up in thenchers where the runners like to come through in the middle of the night on private property trying tophet further into texas on this night they were able to get more than 20 of these runners often wearing camouflage, black, they do not want to be caught, and texas dps hads are the only ones out working those private ranches, if they weren't there the runners would get through without any resistance, back out here live texas dps is patrol ling this river all day long basically early in the morning all the way until the evening we're embedded with them throughout the entire day as they are hunting for , again, drug, human smugglers and any criminal activity just last week , in a span of 14 hours here in the rio grande valley, four ms-13 gang members were apprehended so that gives you an idea of the activity. we'll be out here all gay day long, anything happens we'll be sure to send it back to you. stuart: great reporting, new vice president kamala harris is blaming former president trum

look, we've got some concerning information from border patrol just down here in the rio grande valleypan they arrested four confirmed members of the ms-13 gang. the activity down here is really starting to pick up again, similar to what we were seeing over the summer and we'll showe you some of that. look at this footage that we shot last night as we were embedded with texas dpd. we found one guy hiding up in a tree trying to get away from law enforcement. this is that cat and mouse game played out day in and day out. trying to get away from law enforcement. later on in the morning, earlier today, same spot, look what we found. a group of 200 migrants who had just crossed illegally. they look for border patrol. they give themselves up because they know under this administration, they will likelu just be released into the country with a few court date if they can just step foot here on u.s. soil. take a look at this. this was a pretty big deal. for the very first time during this border crisis what you're looking at here is texas dps and the texas national guard ran an operation on tue

he led police on a pursuit before he bailed out and jumped into the rio grande in an effort to escapet that failed. november 22nd vaccine mandate looms for federal workers, border patrol could be at risk of losing a chunk of the workforce. a time when they need every boot on the ground, they can muster. if speak of the administration doesn't care about the situation, they have not done anything to solve the problem. no consequences to people entering illegally, it is about bringing the people and then releasing them. >> bret, right now, you're looking live at the fox drone over a la joya, texas, and what you're looking at is the thick dense brush area where every single day illegal immigrants are coming through and hiding and running from law enforcement. this is where we saw the two guys get caught earlier today and these are the runners who do not want to be caught. what's remarkable is when you put it in perspective, look at what is directly across the street from the brush area. these are american residential neighborhoods, literally yards away from the epicenter of the border cri

but we are also seeing republicans have gained strength in the rio grande valley. we solve big swings toward dalton between 2016 at 2020 and counties along the mexico border. and republicans may try to make some of those seats and south texas more favorable to their own cause. we could seep republicans and up with perhaps 25 of the 38 districts in texas. but any more than that, and republicans could be getting too aggressive for their own good. >> the growth ascenders are austin and houston in texas? >> also has seen far and away the most explosive growth in the state. we've also seen big growth in the suburbs of dallas, houston and san antonio as well. that is of a republicans are going to have to be on guard. because we have seen these in metro areas of texas trend of blue. that means republicans are going to have to draw in a lot of rural areas into some of the suburban seats to make sure they do not fall to democrats in the next ten years. >> james is with the texas tribune. what is the process for redistricting in texas? speak to the little bit different this

this is a hot spot on the banks of the rio grand here where these migrants like it cross illegally inhe middle of the night. this is federal land. you cannot get down here without a law enforcement escort. texas dps tells us the activity is picking up so much they are planning to surge more resources including patrol gun boats to help out already overrun border patrol. send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin and the fox flight team along the border. bill, thanks. >> bret: breaking tonight the conservatorship that has controlled a large part of the life of pop star britney spears has ended. a judge in los angeles officially announcing the decision just a short time ago. correspondent jeff paul is live in los angeles right now. good evening, jeff. >> good evening, bret. britney spears reacting moments ago on twitter saying, quote: good god i love my fans so much. it's crazy. best day ever. that's in part because tomorrow for the first time in more than a decade, spears is going to wake up with the freedom to make decisions both financially and with her personal life. now, also kicked

they will hit somewhere in the united states, whether arizona or the rio grande valley.'ve done to stop this. it's the administration is very soft on immigration right now. the whole world knows it and by offering incentives for people to cross illegally, it's going to continue to get worse. todd: how much worse could it get if a 10,000 person caravan hits our southern border many that seems like a lot to me. >> oh, yeah, it is a lot. unfortunately, we've seen numbers like this before but it's starting to become closer together. at first its was, you know, 2, 3,000 at a time months apart and now we're seeing 2,000 a day. it's going to continue. i wouldn't be surprised if we just blow past this -- the high water mark of 212,000. carley: chris, one way to end the crisis would be to lean on mexico's president and say, listen, you've got to defend your southern border with guatemala so the migrant caravans can't come through. the president is meeting with the mexican president this week. how do you expect that conversation to go? >> i expect that conversation to go like most

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he does it for money, he charged $700 a piece this morning to cross over the rio grande.was up, who was raised to $900. the toughest part of the journey so far has been taking the bus across mexico. >> going up and down was difficult especially with the baby. i can barely handle myself and adding a baby to that is very difficult. >> border agents seeing brutal themes including a young girl stuffed inside a duffel bag. the girl survived and it's not just cartel making money, a number of people crossed over today told us every step of the way on a weeks long march to mexico stopped by federal and local police forced to pay bribes of roughly $20 apiece despite the hardships. the numbers keep going up, the numbers up over the past year, 508%, five time rise in the number of migrants crossing in just one year. liz: thanks for your reporting for destroying us now, cochair congressman brian, great to see you again. your reaction to this, a steady stream that keeps on coming. your reaction? >> it's no wonder they have a steady stream that continues to come up.. if not onlyad t t

getting hit hard by illegal immigrants crossing after texas for five the border east of at the rio grandees in and the rio grande a sector, they want caught and processed. it's different in west texas to arizona. >> you have two different reactions, you have many families, women and children turning themselves in and those trying to flee and it goes to the attaway number. it's going to be 2 million for the year in terms of illegal crossings i was down in del rio texas a couple weeks ago and texas is doing all they can to try to put their finger in the damper if they are prosecuting for state crime such as process trespassing and it involves county prosecutors having to try the cases, county jails are filled with migrants because the federal government and biden administration won't do their job. shockingly secretory america's in home and security testified last week before the senate judiciary committee and gave a great of an a for effort but americans want to see results the results we are getting are record numbers of illegal aliens crossing the border and overdoses. >> seventeen states

son casos que se siguen viendo en el sector del valle de río grande paraagentes de la patrulla fronterizas >>> la policía de la joya trató de detener a un vehículo por una infracción que había cometido cuando se desató una persecución involucrando a las autoridades estatales y federales.----- afortunadamente nadie salió herido pero el chofer de ese vehículo fue arrestado, y los migrantes detenidos por autoridades federales. >>> el vehículo no paró y aceleró aún más!, y se hizo una persecución... fue como 2 millas o más, cuando llegó, se desvió... salieron corriendo todos... eraun total de 7 personas, más el que iba manejando >>> según la patrulla fronteriza se ha incrementado de manera significativa los grupos de migrantes que llegan al valle de texas ilegalmente desde el mes de octubre >>> hemos estado viendo un incremento de migrantes casi doble del mes de octubre en el año pasado >>> y entraron en vigor las nuevas directrices de ahí quien define quién puede ser----""""---""" (inaudible) se centrarán en detener a los indocumentados que suponen una amenaza para la seguridad nacional, o l

>> another incredibly active day down here in the rio grande valley as runners and hundreds of family units pour across the border today. we have it all on video. we will have that story for you coming up. see blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum sealed tight. parodontax active gum repair toothpaste (kate) you know how some carriers give you so little for your old or busted phone, you end up just living with it? i don't think so. this black friday... get the amazing iphone 13 pro when you trade in your old or damaged phone. you break it. we upgrade it. you mistletoe it. champagne flow it. angel snow it. we upgrade it. whether you're a current customer or a new one. get iphone 13 pro on us. and, up to $800 to help cover your costs to switch. because everyone deserves better. >> jon: another caravan of about 2,000 migrants is headed north toward our southern border after setting off from southern mexico, this as groups of migrants continue crossing into the u.s. bill melug

crossings in the rio grand valley are up 508% in the past fiscal year ending september 30.ravan of three to 4,000 is on the move in mexico. in response, texas governor greg abbott announced on twitter that he is moving more tactical vehicles to the border. the progress of that convoy has been delayed several days after an outbreak deng afever. >> we we have been looking for an excuse to eat dessert, the science may be on our side. >> this works for everybody. get this, you think you just can't eat another bite and then some well-meaning host trots out some fresh, hot, homemade apple pie and you think okay maybe just a little. get this scientists say shannon's right, it's all science, and yes, you always have a bit of space for dessert. that's because basically there are two energy balancing hormones that control our body's want and need for more food. there's leptin and g irks rlin. leptin suppresses the appetite that's our natural instinct to stop eating and then you have grehlin that is a fast-acting hormone and it plays a role in meal initiation so when dessert's abound

inmigrantes y especialmente para los más pequeñas un niño de 4 años murió después de cruzar el río grande de 1 años y su esposa a unos días de para a luz. >>> le dieron ha el 20. >>> los inmigrantes duermen en pequeños. nocomen y traen niños >>> la niña de josé llegó enferma a la frontera . >>> tenemos hambre y sed . >>> las fuerzas armaas creó un escesarnio de imedo dice este experto. esto obliga a personas a cruzar por zonas poencialmente más peligrosas para cruzar. >>> el gobernador enreó tamales para los soldados . >>> muchos llegan con enfermedades respiratorias y estomacales que pueden llevar a la muerte a mujeres embarazadas y niños . >>> en méxico el gran número de inmigrantes que buscan una visa humanitaria provocó una cris pero llegaron tantos que se suspendió y realizaron protestas . >>> cerraron lavenida y algunos migrantes lanzaron piedras a los vehículos, más de 4 mil migrantes llegaron al estadio de chiapas y á se había ofrecdio ayudarlos pero llegaron tanto que lo suspedieron. >>> queremos seguir transitando librement. >>> haitianos y centroamericanos pr protestaron porque

earlier this evening border patrol reported just this year and the rio grande valley sector in the last arrested for confirmed members of the ms-13 gang, shannon, back to you. >> shannon: bill melugin at the borders, thank you for excellent reporting. by the way, kevin is back because he is a great human being that i can comment to try -- there is a report that we started with. introducing french fried flavored vodka's. they have curly fries and regular french fries. it will come out and limited edition but you can only buy online, you cannot have curly fries plus vodka head, no but online and flavored so if anyone tries it, let us know and just get online. now, nonalcoholic, it is time for the friday night western vixens enter knights of labor is, kevin, buffalo wings soda. you will get your fix end. [laughter] these are so scary. that is the first part. i love the creativity side so i did get a little time and i don't know, are you ready? >> shannon: yeah. i'm scared. >> here it goes, buffalo wings soda. all right. >> shannon: i would not recommend. [laughter] >> it's bad. >> shannon:

su hija de cinco años luego de que la fronteriza rescatar a la menor de edad en una isla en el río granderamos esta impresionantes imágenes del eclipse lunar más largo en 580 años que se reportó hasta esta madrugada del fenómeno duró tres horas con 29 minutos y 23 segundos exactamente se pudo ver en norteamérica en partes de sudamérica partes de australia y el noreste de asia si tiene fotografías comparta las en las redes sociales la poca lluvia que hemos recibido no parece estar ayudando a que salgamos de la sequía en el área de la bahía expertos celulares predicen que la temporada de sequía se va a extender entraremos en un tercer año con muy pocas precipitaciones una situación que afectará a todo el estado de california en estos meses de inviernos que son críticos del problema es el fenómeno conocido como la niña >>> saludo a los amigos al santa rosa donde se sientan esas bajas temperaturas tienes el panorama del tiempo gracias buenas tardes feliz viernes antes del día de acción de gracias si tiene planes vamos hablar del tiempo y las condiciones pasó el sistema que dejó ver en algunas

acuÑa, mÉxico al otro lado de la frontera observamos a una familia venezolana con niÑos cruzar el rÍo grande del rÍo tiene ahora una demarcaciÓn por la que los migrantes hacen fila para encontrarse con agente federales. similar al operaciÓn que ya se usa bajo el puente internacional cerca de mcallen, texas. un vocero oficial dijo a univisiÓn: los migrantes se congregaron allÍ por su cuenta y la patrulla fronteriza no estableciÓ un Área para procesarlo bajo el puente. y acÁ la noche hablamos con un migrante cubano que relatÓ haber pasado por 11 paÍses y viajado durante siete meses para cruzar a los estados unidos. >> tÚ vienes sÓlo? >> sÍ, sÓlo. >> a quÉ parte de estados unidos vas? >> a new york. pedro: al parecer cruce por el rÍo no se detiene y los migrantes lo estÁn haciendo cualquier hora del dÍa. crees que te den asilo polÍtico en estados unidos? >> eso quiero. pedro: por quÉ? >> porque no quiero estar en cuba. pedro: y estÁs dispuesto a arriesgarlo todo. >> sÍ. pedro: la luz de una lÁmpara del vehÍculo de la patrulla fronteriza se convirtiÓ en el Único punto de direcciÓn que facilitÓ q

be released into the united states with a future court date and again, it's not just here in the rio grandes is heating up. it's he'll where in texas. -- elsewhere in texas. take a look at the photos of the del-rio sector. this is the eagle pass section where 225 were caught in one day. the eagle pass station, one of the border patrol stations in del-rio sector has been averaging more than 500 apprehensions every day so far this month. eagles pass is the new hot spot in the del-rio sector and back out here live, i mentioned this yesterday, we see all these family units coming across. what we don't see are the runners all the time. some of them get through. just on friday alone, in a 24 hour period a dhs source tells us in the rio grande valley sector there were more than 226 known got-aways who made it through the border and were never apa preparedded by -- apprehended by border agents. back to you. arthel: bill melugin, thank you. eric: nearly 200 countries including ours, some of the world's worst polluters reached a climate deal at the summit in glasgow. next, the compromises they made a

via the rio grande valley. >> the smugglers push these people to the limit where they are -- where theyentally and physically fatigued for >> brooks county has already recovered 115 migrant bodies this year and the toll rises almost every week. what you can see behind me is a stash house. this is located about an hour away from the u.s. mexican border. migrants are moved from house to house along their journey. those who make it to these houses are often regarded as being the lucky ones as the traffickers will then pick them up and take them further north to another city. those who don't make it to the stash houses have often perished along the way. across the exhausting trails, a local human rights charity has set up water bottles. the county itself has erected more than 10,000 placards with numbers that migrants can call in the hope that help will come before it is too late. >> we do have a lot of calls where they call in and their last moments before they die. our communication center is a little bit disappointing because it is a hopeless feeling. they're telling me, come find -- com

crossings in the rio grande valley are up 508% in the past fiscal year ending september 30th.er big caravan of 3,000 to 4,000 is on the move in mexico. in response, texas governor greg abbott announced on twitter that he is moving more tactical vehicles to the border. the progress of that caravan has slowed now for several days due to an outbreak of dang gay fever. bret? >> bret: outcome of virginia's election plus the reaction to the interview with joe manchin and news about new jersey just breaking. first, here is what some of our fox is covering tonight. fox 32 in chicago woman convicted of killing her mother while on vacation in indonesia indicted in country on federal murder charge. heather mack returned to the u.s. after searching seven years prison term in bali. boyfriend convicted of murder and still in prison in indonesia. healthcare workers picket at three hospitals in western washington. union workers say they are protesting working conditions and staffing issues during the ongoing pandemic. this is a live look at indianapolis from our affiliate fox 51. the big stor

they aren't just busy in the rio grande valley. rio area northwest of where we are where texas dps special ops teamwork the private ranchs. runners are constantly coming across the border and moving through the ranchs during the night. this was a couple nights ago apprehended more than 20 runners moving through that area. these are the ones who do not want to be caught. they wear black or camo in an effort to get away. many with criminal records. back out live we talk about criminals trying to come across the board. a good thing the guys are out here patrolling. border patrolling overwhelmed. texas dps through operation lone star supplementing the federal partners patrolling the river. four ms-13 gang members were caught in a 14 hour span last week. >> bill: on it goes. back on the border in texas. >> sandra: former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy joins us now. in your piece this morning you were asking the question is rittenhouse headed for a hung jury? what's the answer? >> i think he may be, martha. right now it looks like

and you know, when washington talks about countries, the south of the rio grande are what happens? well, i don't think that many, many thinks can be saved by by a united states. people are so about did immigrant. i seem believe the justice in virginia or what i can say is that we won the election last year with 55 percent of the boats. and in, in bolivia, it to go to a vote process. it's compulsory. it's not lacking rights to states that you know, 10 percent 9 percent of people go to the elections or you win with 90 percent. but it's only 10 percent of population. in bolivia is a compulsory. everybody has to go to, to the boats to, to, to the elections, to vote. and i want with 555 percent of more than 50 percent of both. so, i mean, which is democracy. we can show them that there we are more democratic country than ever, you know, because we have more than 50 percent of the population. i backing as our government and thing about the justice, the justice, we haven't changed any anybody there. see in our government the same people that managing the justice when dia credit that peopl

and, you know, in washington talks about countries south of the rio grande. what happens? well, i don't think that many, many things can be saved by, by a united states. people are so about democracy and believe the justice in or what i can say is that we want the election to last year with 55 percent of the boats. and in, in bolivia, if you go to a vote process, it's compulsory. it's not like in the states that you know, 10 percent 9 percent of people go through the elections or you win with 9 percent. but he's only 10 percent of population. in bolivia is a compulsory. everybody has to go to, to the boat to, to, to the elections, to vote. and i want with 555 percent of more than 55 percent off both. so, i mean, which is the more crazy we can show them that there we are more democratic country than ever, you know, because we have more than 50 percent over the population, bucking us, our government. and thing about the justice just is we haven't changed any anybody there see in our government the same people that managing the justice when the credit that people were in the

>> i agree, there's no question and some areas more than others, such as the rio grand valley, like you described, where we do need more border patrol agents on the line, doing what they were trained to do. and again, this is one of the reasons i'm encouraged, having border processing coordinators come on board and you can relieve some of the agents so they can get back to their primary duties. >> it's like the cartels are playing three-dimensional chess while they're playing checkers. and last year alone, more than 90,000 americans die of drug overdoses. much of them came across the southern border. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank my colleague. >> let me start by asking questions dealing with sanctuary cities. you served ten years next to the sanctuary city that refuses to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement agents. if confirmed, you'll over see the enforcement of immigration law at our borders. do you support sanctuary cities and what message do they send to those seeking to enter illegally? >> thank you for the question. my first and foremost priority has always been p

country to show evidence of vaccination, like the people coming across the southern border, the rio grande, and any other way? guest: remember, the u.s. government did, on november 8, we open the mexican and canadian borders to tourist travel. if you are in mexico or canada and you are a tourist, you do have to be vaccinated to cross the land border. you did not have to before november 8, and we had this strange system where if you flew to the united states from -- we had a different system, pre-vaccine requirements. if you flew to the united states, you had to have a covid test, if you flew from mexico city. but as an american citizen, you did not have to have the same covid test to cross the border coming back from mexico. now, the rules have been changed. if you are a tourist coming from mexico or internationally, you have to have been vaccinated against covid-19. you have to be able to show proof of that when you cross land borders. you don't have to show proof of a recent covid test crossing the border, the land borders. but you still have to do that flying from mexico and canada. hos

back out here live talking about the rio grande valley where we are.cerning information last night, just in a 14-hour span, just in this sector alone, they arrested four ms-13 gang members. just in a 14-hour span. we'll spend it back to you. neil: all right. bill, thank you very very much. you all know that steve bannon has been indicted for not cooperation on the capitol riots. he's the latest, there could be others after this. from there. because we moved to maryland when i was a baby. that's where we got tobie. and then mark was born in california. so for me, home is wherever we go. come on rose. lowe's is honored to save military families 10% every day. with directv stream, i can get live tv and on demand... together. watch: serena williams... wonder woman. serena... wonder woman... serena... wonder woman... ♪ ♪ ace. advantage! you cannot be serious! ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. >> defy congress, get indicted. that appears to be the case for one steve bannon charging him with contempt of