there >> maybe something happened, exactly. >> remember, ted casey had pleaded guilty to assaulting susiesix months before. that's why she moved off the ranch. to the apartment. but when val arrived at ted's place. you can tell the house was dark and there were no cars there, it was like an eerie feeling. i just felt like i couldn't get out of the car by myself. >> so, she decided to leave, picked up her husband, rusty. the two of them got a key to susie's apartment. they opened the door. and here's what they found. this is a videotape that police made later. >> as we walk through the apartment and really realized that she was in there, thinking that adrenaline burst of something is awry. something isn't. right >> is empty, she's not there, she's gone. >> she's not here, yes. >> so val decided to go find that new boyfriend susie had a date with. the last person to be seen with her. his name was brad holzer. >> he would know where she was. brad lived with his soon to be ex-wife less than five minutes away from susie's apartment. val drove over and knocked on the door. >> i said, susie's no

texas senator ted cruz joining us in moments with his reaction to his recent trip to an overcrowded migrant facility we begin with casey stegall live on the border, you are getting an up close and personal look at what is happening there, day by day, hour by hour basis, how does it look today? >> you just said it, that is how frequently things change down here. good to see you and john. the numbers are up all across the board, apprehensions, detentions, those are the obvious ones that we have been standing here and telling you about, but the groups of migrants traveling together are also getting larger according to the officials on the ground here as are the requests being made or local law enforcement, taking them away from their normal duties help out federal agencies. here in eagle pass for example, about 29,000 officers assisting on things like medical calls, high-speed chases, foot pursuits, rescues, and even the rating of staff houses. >> sporadic here and there, the last several months has been somewhat overwhelming, but it's coming up, it's an everyday situation now. >> the latest tally from both dhs and hhs sh