and i live in south texas and rhett sou represent south texas, 29 counties, 820 miles of the border. one of the things that i always remind folks is that we have benefitted from the brain drain of every country for the last couple decades. let's continue that. and let's benefit from the hard working drain, too. if you will be a row gukt difference member of our society, let's get you here but let's do it legally. and so again this is an issue that should be debated in a bipartisan, thon panonpartisan make sure we're strengthing our country. >> we have to leave it there. thank you for your time. >>> happening now, a show of support for president trump. the rallies under way coast to coast. beyond is a natural pet food that goes beyond assuming ingredients are safe... to knowing they are. going beyond expectations... because our pets deserve it. beyond. natural pet food. everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. >>> turning now to nationwide ra

we are just three days into lent, but a south texas woman who gave up beer for the season of budweiserhat was delivered to her house by a team of clydesdales. she said she entered a contest online a few weeks ago and was surprised when she won. dozens of cows went on the lam today in kansas. they escaped from a tractor-trailer after it tipped over on a highway ramp. none of the cows were injured. it police and animal control officer several hours to round them up. tonight they are still not sure if they got them all. steve: a cold evening and cold overnight. the wind out of the northwest, milesre from six to 15 per hour, enough to give us windchill factors in the teens and 20's. we will stay that way not only overnight but well into the morning hours tomorrow. if you of outdoor plans, tomorrow morning you will want to bundle up. -- if you have outdoor plans. nothing going on right now in terms of cloud cover. nighttime lows 20 to 28, the wind out of the northwest at 10 to 20. in terms of the windchills, tomorrow morning will be called. going to the farmers market, i'm hosting a pet par

soldiers from south texas were instrumental in the united states victory during world war i. with the 100th anniversary of world war i quickly approaching, i'd like to take a minute to thank our veterans, especially texas veterans, for protecting our country in 1916, thousands of national guardsmen were straighted along the mexican border. when tensions began to calm, 3,500 soldiers were moved to corpus christi where the city prepared a 200 acre site that would become camp scurry. the camp was closed after the border remained quiet for nearly a year. once the united states entered world war i, it was reopened and became a training base. through the draft nearly 200,000 texas abs served during the war and 50 -- and 450 texas women worked as nurses. today, now, we must remember the 5,000 texans who died during the war, including seven gold star women nurses. also, a special thank you to the nueces county historical society for hosting the world war i centennial celebration on april 6. their work helps preserve our south texas history. mr. speaker, i'd also like to highlight the

wing judiciary and the implications of the safety and security of the nation are josh blackman at south texas college of law in houston and adjunct scholar and attorney barbara smutting who served as law clerk to juste samuel alito. we thank y for being here with us. it is amazing to behold. back on february 3rd the washington district judge put the president's original order on hold. now two judges who are outside of the language of the order, no reference to the constitution or the code which justifies the president's and gives him the authority to do exactly as he has order ared. and let me start with you, barbara. what is going on here? >> i think you hit the nail on the head. the thing that bothers me out of the opinion in hawaii is the same thing is the 9th circuit. this is not how law is done. judges don't look at twitter feeds. they are supposed to it read the text of the statute or the executive order and the evidence presented by the government and make a decision based on the law. this is what judge gorsuch f. you find yourself agreeing with the outcome of the legal decision you ar

rain in south texas and cooler in the midwest. 84 in l.a. >>> and finally the king is back.t's king kong, of course, the giant monster with a spot of spot for blonds has been across movie screens for more than 80 years. >> an all-star cast is introducing him to a new again race. george pennacchio has more. >> reporter: "kong: skull island" takes moviegoers to an uncharted island for the latest adventure in this film franchise. along for the fun, samuel l. jackson. >> my duty to make sure it's exciting of the it's a duty to pay some homage of what's gun before. >> seen him in his natural than at that time not taken away with a rug pulled up from under his feet and get to see him stand with some swger for a change. >> you get to know him and fall in love with him. >> reporter: toby kebbell helped with some of kong's facial emotions. terry brought his full body to life thanks to the world of technology. >> put on a cap and move through the space and see yourself in realtime as the character. so you're watching yourself on a monitor, you know, move around like 100-foot-tall char

i've been some of the detention center in south texas, and if you look at it looks like a u.n. picker looks like a human in the sense that there's people from all over the country. when people talk about terrorism they always focus on the south part of our border. if you look at the terrorism with that in the united states, they didn't come in from mexico. they came into other places. what people need to realize is that mexico is an ally. mexico is afraid and we need to treat them as a friend and work with them on security come on trade, on tourism and other things important to both economies. >> host: some numbers, the number of undocumented immigrants fell significantly last month which the trump administration said is assigned its hardline on illegal immigration might be discouraging border crossings. roughly 840 people a day will work out or stopped from entering from mexico in february. that's a drop of about 36 percent from the previous february. >> guest: that's what issues i had with the obama administration was that i wanted to send out a strong message that -- top is

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. >> his roots run deep into the 600 acres of south texas soil. >> my ancestors lived here as well. >hat is the rio grand right there. >> the 73-year-old farms and ranches this property in star county, texas. >> through the years we have worked the land, and took all the brush and leveled it out. >> this rugged and dusty land carried the name of this man. by all accounts, this teamer, farmer and rancher is as american as it gets. >> that property has been in our family since around 1767. >> he said as long as there has been a border skphrbgs his father saw bootleg tequila snuck over the land. today it's people and drugs. >> i'm not sure that a wall will ever stop all of these. i would like to see it stopped. >> you won't find many neighbors that find his views in this part of texas, as he is a conservative in a blue region of a state. >> our president and his own party beat 16 other candidates. what does that tell you? the american people were listening to him. so at some point i started listening to him as well. the pirates, of course, are right there. >> escobar says he has seen fir

the bigger threats will be in the south across texas and oklahoma. we will zoom in our areas and differentiate. extra chances off to the north. here is our extended outlook for you. tomorrow andhowers wednesday. the weekend looks ok. 60's. we will keep more seasonal temperatures through the early part of next week. jummy: all right, well the final four in phoenix is set. oregon, gonzaga, north carolina and south carolina are the last still standing at -- with a shot at t the tar heels were the last two punch their ticket to phoenix. a kentucky star nailed a game-tying three with seven carolinaeft, but wasted no time. the shot of his life would be the game-winner for the tie heels -- tar heels. for the first time in school history, south carolina is headed to the final four. they knocked out the number four seed, florida, 77-70. they will take on number one seeded gonzaga with a trip to the national game on the line. final four has some new faces, by the way. both south carolina and gonzaga's first trip to the big dance. oregon has not been to the fin

she will tour humanitarian center in the rio grandee valley of south texas.she was invited to the area but texas congressman gonzalez. what they call the negative impact of president trump's executive order on immigration. >>> our infrastructure is falling apart. crumbling bridges, dams and highways were given a d-plus grade. even president trump's promise to spend a trillion dollars to fix our problems isn't enough. they say repairs are going to cost closer to $4.5 trillion. engineers say much of the money will need to come from the gas pump. an increase of 25 cents a gallon. >> an increase of 25 cents a gallon to pay for this. civil engineers say one reason infrastructure has suffered is the federal gas tax hasn't been increased since 1993. the society of civil engineers comes out every four years. >>> lawmakers are taking another shot at removing sales tax on diapers and feminine hygiene products in california. lawmakers announced new legislation repealed taxes on those items which most consider a necessity for women and babies. it balances out the lost re

. >> reporter: roberto's roots run deep in these 600 acres of south texas soil. >> my an sacestors livedhe 73-year-old farms and ranches here in star county, texas. >> through the years we've worked the land, took off the brush and leveled it off. >> reporter: it's rugged dusty land carried the name of the family for centuries long before it was annexed by the united states or even made a part of the republic of texas. by all accounts this teacher, farmer and rancher is as american as it gets. >> that property has been in our family since around 1767. >> escobar says as long as there's been a border, there have been people crossing inin illegally. these days it's people and drugs. >> i'm not sure that a wall will ever stop all of these. i would like to see it stopped. >> reporter: you won't find many neighbors who share escobar's views in this part of texas. he is, after all, a conservative in a predominantly blue region of a red state. >> our president, in his own party, beat 16 other candidates. what does that tell you. the american people were listening to him. so at some point i star

she and her family owned land along the border in south texas, and they have received a letter from the department of justice offering $2900 for more than 1 acre of their property. fair market value says the federal government not even close says the family. >> i don't think it's fair. 58 grandchildren and great-grandchildren and we are going to be getting about $50 per cousin. >> legal scholars say this is one example out of possibly thousands where the feds will have to exercise eminent domain to snatch up private border property to build on. >> it can be scary, intimidating, emotional. >> the attorney specializes in eminent domain law. he says the lone star state is unique and predicts many here will put up a fight. >> 90% of land in texas has privately owned. it means a whole bunch of property owners are going to have to give up quite a bit of acreage in order to build this wall. >> republicans have typically spoken out against the use of eminent domain, citing government overreach. president trump however has seen it differently. mostly advocating for its use and defending it, incl

south texas has some rain this weekend. and then the west coast, especially in northern california. but compared to what we dealt with earlier this week with the tornadoes, nice and calm. >> some good news for the folks out there. bill karins, thank you for that. >>> well, former president george w. bush has been making the rounds promoting his new book of paintings of soldiers, marine, sailors and airmen. in fact, last night the president turned artist and jimmy kimmel practicing their art skills drawing each other. and, of course, talked about his time in office and a certain will ferrell's classic impression. check this out. >> you want to hea sething terrible? >> yeah. >> so i had dinner with lorne michaels, the writer of "saturday night live," and he came up with stategery. and i said, wait, i said stategery. >> did it bother you, the guys imitating you, did it bother you? >> no. i love humor. the best humor is when you make fun of yourself. >> well, tell that to the president. >> words of wisdom there. still ahead, an nfl player's protest comes to an end. a hail mary buzzer be

springtime rains across south texas and san antonio.he southern part of the jet stream that will phase with the northern part that will make a mess across the east coast monday, tuesday, wednesday, meanwhile, here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. 32 degrees, windchills in the single digits, rebound in the teens later on. tomorrow, 36, windchills in the 20s. ee the golden state warriors, they seem to be on tv a lot, face off against the san antonio spurs at 8:30 eastern time on abc. those are two not so bad teams which is why we have them on tonight in prime time. >> is dan talking yet? because he said he wasn't talking anymore. >> i felt badly for interrupting you. >> no, i always feel badly for interrunning you. >> this is like a poe lyleness competition. >> it is. you win. >> guess who is going to lose. usually he does. >>> coming up on "gma" police paying a call on the fitness celebrity richard simmons after a popular new podcast raised concerns ab

. >> reporter: roberto escobar's roots run deep into his acres of south texas soil. >> my ancestors lived> reporter: like six generations before him -- >> that is the rio grand right there zblsh the 73-year-old farms and ranches this property in star county, texas. >> through the years we've worked the grande. took off the brush and leveled it out. >> reporter: this rugged and dusty land has carried the name of the escobar family for centuries long before he was made a part of the republic of texas. this teacher, farmer and rancher is as american as it gets. >> that property has been in our family since around 1767. >> reporter: escobar says as long as there's been a border there have been smugglers determined to cross it illegally. his father saw bootleg tequila sneak over the rio grand. these days it's people and drugs. >> i'm not sure that a wall will ever stop all of this. i would like to see it stopped. >> reporter: you won't find many neighbors who share escobar's views in that pofrt texas. he is a conservative in a predominantly blue region of a red state. >> our president in his o

. >> a head on crash has claimed the lives of at least 12 people in south west texas. it happened this afternoon about 75 miles west of san antonio. the church van was carrying 14 people when it collided with the pickup truck that only had the driver inside. they were carrying a group of senior citizens: they were coming home from a three-day retreat. it is believed that two people in van and the driver of the pickup truck were the only ones to survive. >> police were called to the marina this morning after a fisherman spotted a car in water. the car was pulled out, and no one was inside. police have since confirmed the red buick was stolen and dumped in the water. a fisherman first saw the car about 5:40: they said at first they thought it was a golf cart because there's a golf course nearby. a dive team searched the water but didn't find anybody. >> authorities are investigating a strange theft of photos of homicide victims. this surveillance video is recorded recently of a man walking through the lobby of the yuba county ripping photos from walls. they're part of an

winds: n 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny becoming mostly clud winds: ne to se 5-10 parts of the south, including texasand it's already blamed for three deaths. two of the victims were well-known. melanie hastings is at the live desk with the latest. the victims were three storm chasers, including two from the weather channel. they were killed yesterday in a car crash, while chasing a tornado in texas. kelley williamson and randy yarnall were driving through rain at a high speed. their dash cam captured the seconds before the fatal collision. suddenly, their car slammed into another storm chaser, 25-year-old con were killed instantly. williamson and yarnell were stars of the weather channel's new reality series, "storm wranglers." they were both legends in this dangerous field. ricking their lives to bring us the pictures. but very risky jobs . back to you. new this morning.. people in queensland, in northeast australia are reeling from the effects of cyclone debbie. the cyclone slammed into the coast of queensland yesterday with winds up to 160 miles per hour. people emerged from their homes to find r

organizing a huge scales, he devotes resources to organizing mexican-americans and south texas. he is doing all those things that we might not expect if we are only looking at the communist purges and the stories of the industrial northeast. long story i the spent the whole class telling you. put an asterisk next to it. especially in the south and southwest there was more that survived and kept going on. all right. in some -- sum, postwar strike failed, the failure to extend the national economic planning and will for state. the signal watershed of the , and -- taft-hartley act purging communists from the cio and communist led unions. with that is an employer counter offensive. the employers take it vantage of all of this, they are not stupid. when the unions are on the ropes or internally divided or the products of hearings by hugh whack or other government boards, employers taking the initiative trying to get workers to disaffiliated from the union, trying to discredit the union in there and communities. that is what happens in winston-salem alternately, the fda goes out to de

facilities, he pointed to the nation's largest existing family immigrant detention center, the south texas family residential center in dilley, texas and noted that was up and running quickly. that is run by private prison contractor corrections corporation of america which was rebranded as core civic. also in the meeting notes a description to end the current practice of keeping women and children together after they're apprehended. a proposal also reported today by reuters. indeed, the administration now considering separating women and children at the border with children placed in protective custody away from their mothers. reuters reporting part of the reason for from the proposal is to deter mothers from migrating to the u.s. with their children, i was able to talk to lafferty on the phone, he said he was not authorized to comment on our reporting. we reached out to dhs for a statement but have not heard back. the plan changes are part of a wholesale effort by the trump administration to make it far more difficult if for those apprehended the border -- many fleeing violence from sout

let's roundups of the other main stories. 13 people have died in south—western texas after a head—on were injured. police said the van was carrying 1a senior members of a local church returning from a retreat. a federal judge in the us state of hawaii has extended the suspension of present donald trump 0zmen travel ban for it and indefinite period. the ruling means that donald trump will be barred from reintroducing is travel ban while it is still in court. the case could take months or years. severe weather is continuing to wreak havoc in the street in state of queensland, with further evacuations ordered. the song, which cut of several towns two days ago, has moved south. flood warnings have been issued down the coast. hundreds of schools have been closed. the armed forces have been deployed to help people cut off by the conditions. south korea's ousted resident, i can hate, is in court for a hearing to decide if she should be arrested over the corruption and abuse of power scandal that brought her down. she is accused of allowing a close friend to extort money from big firms like

in other news this hour. 12 people have died in south—western texas after a head—on collision betweenen injured. police say the van was carrying 14 senior members of a local church returning from a three—day retreat. a millionaire architect from columbia has been sentenced to over 51 years in prison for the kidnap, rape, and murder, of a seven—year old indigenous girl. the child's death last december sparked protests and candle—lit vigils in the capital, bogota. 38—year—old rafael uribe noguera confessed in january. two former aides to chris christie, the republican governor of newjersey, have been sent to prison for their role in a political revenge plot dubbed "bridge—gate." bill baroni and bridget kelly were given terms of two years and 18 months respectively, for their role in closing traffic lanes on a busy new york bridge. the scandal derailed mr christie's presidential ambitions. in washington, the politicalfocus remains on the investigations into russian involvement in the us election, and whether the trump campaign was involved. the chairman of a senate intelligence committee

let's round—up some of the other main stories: 12 people have died in south—western texas after a head—one also been injured. police say the van was carrying fourteen senior members of a local church returning from a three—day retreat. two former aides to chris christie, the republican governor of newjersey, have been sent to prison for their role in a political revenge plot dubbed "bridge—gate." bill baroni and bridget kelly were given terms of two years and 18 months respectively for their role in closing traffic lanes on a busy new york bridge. the scandal derailed mr christie's presidential ambitions. severe weather is continuing to reek havoc in the australian state of queensland, with further evacuations ordered. the storm which cut off several towns two days ago has moved south and flood warnings have been issued down the coast. hundreds of schools have been closed. the armed forces have been deployed to help towns already cut off by the conditions. a us senate intelligence committee has pledged to get to the bottom of russia's interference in the 2016 election, as it prepares to b

let's round—up some of the other main stories: 12 people have died in south—western texas after a head—on been injured. police say the van was carrying fourteen senior members of a local church returning from a three—day retreat. two former aides to chris christie, the republican governor of newjersey, have been sent to prison for their role in a political revenge plot dubbed "bridge gate." bill baroni and bridget kelly were given terms of two years and 18 months respectively for their role in closing traffic lanes on a busy new york bridge. the scandal derailed mr christie's presidential ambitions. severe weather is continuing to reek havoc in the australian state the politicalfocus in washington remains on the investigations into russian involvement in the us election, and whether the trump campaign was involved. the chairman of a senate intelligence committee looking into the matter says they have asked 20 people to be questioned. among them, the president's son—in—lanared kushner. the top democrat on that same committee says there is no question about russia's motives. russia's goal,

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the roads down here in this part of south texas are two-lane, narrow, very curvy. accident happened behind me just right there in the bend. you can still see tire tracks in the road. the lone survivor on the bus is in critical condition. the driver of the truck is stable. they were coming back from a three-day church retreat when the horrific accident happened. the mangled wreckage is evidence of the brutal force of the high-speed crash. police say the passenger bus was heading southbound on highway 83 and the white pick-up truck was driving in the northbound lane. then the truck crossed the double line hitting the bus head-on. >> there could have been many contributing factors. we just don't know yet. we have to give the investigators time to look at everything and then we'll know exactly what happened. >> reporter: the church group had just left the alto frio baptist encammentment in texas when the accident happened less than ten miles from the camp site. police said they did not realize how tragic of a wreck they were responding to. >> we're used to working fata

the protests come after stranger fruit premiered at south by southwest this austin, texas. the film includes new video of brown inside that store before being shot. the director believes the video shows brown trading marijuana for cigars, that would challenge what police claim saying that brown robbed the store. brown was gunned down shortly after. the shooting led to months of unrest in the st. louis suburb. >>> there was something unexpected in the air as well as on the ground near richmond, virginia. a hot air balloon came down in the middle of a neighborhood in the town of atlee. no injuries reported. officials have not figured out what caused that balloon to come down abruptly. >>> one of the stars of abc's "black-ish" is getting the ultimate endorsement from none other than michelle obama. >> she wrote a letter of recommendation for one of the stars who plays zoe, the 17-year-old discussed her relationship with mrs. obama during an interview with "w" magazine and one of the colleges on her list is harvard university. the former first lady -- first daughter, malia is h

south korea. linda from texas, democrat line. good morning. caller: i think that tillerson and from need to keep in mind there dealing with a teenager -- and trump need to keep in mind there dealing with teenager as the leader of the country. and the people at their blind devotion to him have about three cans short of a sixpack in terms of following whatever he wants to do. they need to be a little bit more diplomatic and a little less on the war channel. berry, he was 90 years old and some of his paraphernalia on display at the museum of african american history and washington, d.c. this is the headline from the sunday "l.a. times." steve in missouri, democrat line. the morning. caller: good morning. thanks for letting me take my call. i would like to comment on korea . the last time, he cut me off on my last sentence. i will be more quick. on korea, we have to do a knockout punch. i am a democrat and i don't agree with trump on very much but there is a time for war and a time for peace. we can do it. we don't have to use nuclear weapons. we

i will never forget the woman who called from south texas right after the law went into effect. we told her our clinic was shuttered and she now had to drive 250 miles each way to san antonio. she told us there was no way she could take two days off work, find child care, and the money to drive that far. she said, and i quote, i will tell you what is in my medicine cabinet and can you please tell me what to use to do my own abortion? in our country where abortion has been legal for more than 40 years no woman should be forced to take matters into her own hands nor should she fear criminalization or jail time if she does. we need justices on the bench who oppose unnecessary obstacles to our constitutional rights. neil gorsuch is not that judge. i also remember the woman who called from west texas where every single clinic had been shut down. she was a single working mother with three children. we helped her to find a clinic, raise money for her abortion, child care, transportation, and lost wages. by the time she made it to a dallas clinic eight weeks later, it was too late for h

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90% of the flu deaths were 65 and over and nationwide flu is still raining from virginia to the south to texas. >> hard to believe with the snow on the ground but spring allergies are on the rise. local doctors that keep the official pollen count say that levels of tree pollen are high and warmer weather causes the tree pollen to bloom and if you need medication it's time to take it regardless of the weather. >>> with the ncaa tournament there is a lot of basketball coming up and according to doctors interestingly a lot of vasectomies too. between 2014 and 2016 the cleveland clinic noticed a 10% increase for men before the tournament. at the urging of their wives three los angeles men had theirs done the same day. >> if we are going to do it might as well do it all together. >> doing it all together with my friends really helped a lot. >> i was open in the office and i mentioned a couple of my coworker, they said you know maybe i'll do that. >> men happen to choose march madness so they can easily take time off spending the weekend recovering and watching basketball. >> there you go. >> okay.

south. >> in austin texas yesterday at the southwest southwest festival. made keynote speech where he revealed his only regret after deciding not to run for the white house. >> i would have loved to have been the president who presided over the end of cancer as we know it. the only bipartisan thing left in america is the fight against cancer. >> of course biden lost his son beau biden brain cancer two years ago, today he will head to the university of delaware to launch the biden domestic. >>> another saint patrick's day parade, over the weekend weekends,. >> i found a bag pipe. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the sounds every bagpipes filled the air on market street yesterday afternoon. high school marching bands and traditional irish step dancers also performed in the parade. people came as far as the sunshine state to experience. >> i'm snow birding, in easthampton new jersey, so i'm celebrating saint patrick's day here in philadelphia. >> invigorating. feels good. everybody's happy. great day. great music. >> prior to the parade, priest frost throughout the arch diocese

he made an emotional appeal during an address at the south by southwest festival in austin, texas. now, biden urged tech innovators to use their resources to fight the disease. the former vp noted that the fight against cancer is the only bipartisan issue left in america. >> it's my hope that this new administration once it gets organized, and i'm not being facetious, will be able to focus on and be as committed and as enthusiastic as we were in the goal of ending cancer as we know it. >> and you'll recall the former vp's son beau biden died from brain cancer back in 2015. >>> still ahead right here, why there is a lot more heart attacks and car crashes today compared to any other day of the year. >>> and new this morning, a golf course owned by president trump vandalized. who says they did it and why. >>> plus, caught on camera, talk about rooftop parking. the dramatic video showing this crash and how it ended up like this. th for wounded warriorsgram and their families to build new lives together. when my dad left, i was, like, this big, but now i'm, like, this big. my dad got a

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. >>> in this country, former vice president joe biden appeared in south by southwest in texas. it focuses on innovation, and biden spoke about a cause he continues to champion, what he calls a cancer moon shot. nbc is there and has our report. >> reporter: joe biden is back. the former vice president taking the stage for his first major address since leaving the white house. >> i have one regret in making the decision not to run. and that was i would have loved to been the president who presided over the end of cancer as we know it. >> reporter: biden, along with his wife dr. jill biden, announcing the next step in their pursuit to find a cure for cancer at south by southwest. the fight for a cure is deeply personal for biden. he lost his son and former delaware attorney general bo biden in 2015. >> the passion jill and i bring to this action is driven by desire to spare other families what our family and so many other families have gone through. >> reporter: biden's cancer moon shot program was started last year, ultimately finding a cure. but politics still on biden's radar a

i've been some of the detention center in south texas, and if you look at it looks like a u.n. picker looks like a human in the sense that there's people from all over the country. when people talk about terrorism they always focus on the south part of our border. if you look at the terrorism with that in the united states, they didn't come in from mexico. they came into other places. what people need to realize is that mexico is an ally. mexico is afraid and we need to treat them as a friend and work with them on security come on trade, on tourism and other things important to both economies. >> host: some numbers, the number of undocumented immigrants fell significantly last month which the trump administration said is assigned its hardline on illegal immigration might be discouraging border crossings. roughly 840 people a day will work out or stopped from entering from mexico in february. that's a drop of about 36 percent from the previous february. >> guest: that's what issues i had with the obama administration was that i wanted to send out a strong message that -- top is

burton: i was the expert witness for the league of women voters in south carolina and in the texas photo voter i.d. recent cases. and i thought that was where you were going. so i just was going to mention, but it's interesting one of the things i did in both of those cases was to so just how similar in fact those laws were two old laws which it been found unconstitutional and the ationale given every time vote dilution law passed from reconstruction up to the current day, it was always, in fact, the same rationale which was voter fraud to show that this had a certain pattern over time. host: current day, what is the status of voting, voter i.d. laws across the country? prof. mccrary: in texas and north carolina, they have been struck down by the courts as in violation of section ii of the voting rights act. and with current construction of the supreme court with only eight members, the decision of the courts of appeal is we think practically, for practical purposes, final. so both of those laws will not go into effect as a result of successful litigation by the department of justice and