nation's economy. >> in terms of the child migration issue, texas governor perry says he will do play up to 1000 national guard troops. we have seen troops down there before in 2006 and 2007. back in 2010 under president obama. have they asked to work with you specifically? what are their limitations and aiding the situation? would be deployed specifically to support the department of public safety, in other words the texas state troopers. they would be deployed in a nonenforcement capacity, but they would serve in an observational post, etc. we would have a team down there that the president sent from the department of defense and the department of homeland security. they just returned this week to jobs the there are any department of defense could do that would be helpful to the border patrol and our customs and border patrol officials down there. i have not seen the report. i assume that is a little ways away. >> the texas national guard are not permitted to arrest people by law. what could they do down there? >> they would serve in a way as observers for the department of public safety. as you know,

. >> the texas national guard are not permitted to arrest people by law. what could they do down there? >> they would serve in a way as observers for the department of public safety. as you know, governor perry has already sent a little over 100 state troopers down to that area to work on the roadways. we have good -- at cbp, we have a good, actually excellent relationship with the texas department of public safety, and frankly with the state and local law-enforcement across the border. we see them as value added, and we want to make sure we maintain good communications and a good relationship with those folks. >> if the border patrol is overwhelmed in texas with large numbers of children and families coming over, why not ask the texas national guard to help out with that? >> actually, we are not overwhelmed. i just finished my fourth trip on friday to mcallen. compared to what i saw the first week, right after i had been confirmed in march, things are much better. the numbers are down. it does not mean anyone should not be very concerned about the numbers

chris perry's response is to send thousands of members of the texas national guard to help control the border in that state. agents working in south texas. perry has repeatedly asked president obama to send the national guard to the border. the cost for the additional troops will be $12 million a month. >>> a hospital in baltimore will pay money to those who were secretly videotaped by a gynecologist doctor. he wore a camera around his neck. he committed suicide a year and a half ago while under investigation. investigators say there's no evidence that he shared some 1200 videos with anyone. there were more than 8,000 victims. >>> still to come, a new warning about a dietary supplement and why the fda says you should avoid trying pure caffeine to shed those pounds. >>> plus, tainted food at trader joe's and costco. what you should throw away and. >>> and hollywood in the city by the bay. what is happening here all day where the star power behind the gates, a star with bay area ties. details on that and the traffic impact coming up. >>> and hillary clinton takes your questions live from

nobody quite knows what the texas national guard will do on the border.low of kids and young families turning up at the border is reportedly slowing down significantly already. and when those kids and young families do show up, they by and large have just been looking for border patrol agents and then surrendering, turning themselves in. nobody quite knows how armed troops are going to help in that situation. are they going to get in the middle of a hug or what? rick perry wants to be president and so armed troops it is. in contrast, consider governor deval patrick of massachusetts who honestly probably has a better chance of actually being president someday than rick perry ever does. governor deval patrick of massachusetts has taken rather the opposite approach to rick perry when it comes to dealing with the practicalities of this matter. tens of thousands of those kids and young families are already here in this country in federal custody. the federal government does have to figure out how and where to hold those folks while [ chanting ] >> go back home

. >>> leading the news, in the washington post governor rick perry mobilized texas national guard troopsorder. according to the south texas newspaper "monitor" perry will announce plans today to send some 1,000 guardsmen to the rio goned valley. on nbc news.com brazil's world cup stadiums reimaged as housing units. now that the games are over, architects believe the massive new stadiums could be fitted with tiny modules to help with the shortage of 5.2 million homes. >>> some other stories we're following for you. it took three hours and lots of teamwork, but a killer whale is back in the south china sea. people found it washed up after the hurricane swept through. the orka kicked up its tail as it was brought to deeper water. >>> a man in shanghai built this -- it doesn't have an engine, though. if are you looking to buy it, you have to check with your local dealership to see if they have any spares. maybe a good bicycle pedal torg with it. >>> key west was overwhelmed with 431 ernest hemingway look-alikes this year. they competed for the title of pop eye. it took walley six times to fi

that is why today, i am using my executive authority as governor of texas and activating the national guard. >> reporter: perry says the federal government has failed in its duty to secure the border. a criticism he's launched time and time again against the obama administration. now this national guard buildup will be funded by state money, $12 million a month and perry says he expects to send that bill to the federal government and he expects to be r re r rei. >> paul beban is on this story, paul. >> border patrol agents away from their other duties and the governor says drug cartels are taking advantage of that. the number of drug seizures at the border has gone down. the question is why. whatever the reason some analysts say extra troops are not money well spent. it is a start ling correlation as the number of undocumented children hitting the border has soared the number of drug busts have plummeted. the most recent data from the drug enforcement administration says from california to texas seizures of cocaine marijuana heroin and met meth am methamphe is dropping. they say the b

and texas governor rick perry taking the administration at his word today taking action, sending 1000 nationaluard troops in to help securing the border. >> you are either disengage her disingenuous, one of the two, and americans lives are at stake. this is about the security of the country. lou: the vast majority of illegal immigrants into the united states with the help of coyotes and that industry is booming. a new united nations report estimating that human smuggling is raking in some $6.6 billion per year charging each person they smuggled across the border up to $2000 to be guided across the border. we are coming right back. lou: still all talk and no action telling vladimir putin to stop meddling in the ukraine unlimited cash back. let that phrase sit with you for a second. unlimited. as in, no limits on your hard-earned cash back. as in no more dealing with those rotating categories. the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase, every day. don't settle for anything less. i'll keep asking. what's in your wallet? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you

and texas governor rick perry taking the administration at his word today taking action, sending 1000 national guard troops in to help securing the border. >> you are either disengage her disingenuous, one of the two, and americans lives are at stake. this is about the security of the country. lou: the vast majority of illegal immigrants into the united states with the help of coyotes and that industry is booming. a new united nations report estimating that human smuggling is raking in some $6.6 billion per year charging each person they smuggled across the border up to $2000 to be guided across the border. we are coming right back. lou: still all talk and no action telling vladimir putin to stop meddling in the ukraine my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom

right now texas national guard troops are getting ready. ey have been ordered to the border by the texas governor. you are going to hear directly from texas attorney general greg abbot is news minutes. first, new reports of illegal immigrants bypassing airport security and boarding u.s. commercial flight. fox reporter is live in el paso, texas. bill, tsa denies it but what are you hearing about people boarding these planes? >> yeah, greta. i have been in contact with the vice president of the union that represents every single border patrol agent in the entire country and just last week. he told me his agent at the laredo airport and the airport right here in el paso have witnessed illegal immigrants light materially just being walk the right past security all while u.s. citizens are waiting in line to be screened and watching it happen. now, keep in mind, this is on top of allegations at the same tsa agents have been letting me illegal immigrants board flights without showing any type of photo id and instead are allegedly accepting their no

nation's economy. >> in terms of the child migration issue, texas governor perry says he will do play up to -- he is going to deploy up to 1000 national guard troops. we have seen troops down there before in 2006 and 2007. back in 2010 under president obama. what can they do to work with you? have they asked to work with you specifically? what are their limitations and aiding the situation? >> what i have seen in the announcement from the governor is 1000 national guard troops from the state of texas would be deployed specifically to support the department of public safety, in other words the texas state troopers. they would be employed in a nonenforcement capacity, but they would serve in an observational post, etc. we would have a team down there that the president sent from the department of defense and the department of homeland security. they just returned this week to assess if there are any jobs the department of defense could do that would be helpful to the border patrol and our customs and border patrol officials down there. i have not seen the report. i am sure that it is a little ways away

all we know there is a leaked memo that calls for the deployment of 1,000 texas national guard troops to the tune of $12 million a month. soldiers would aside border patrol. this is not combuchlt the country experienced a u.s. military presence in the entire border in 2006 under george bush. that was operate of operation jump-start in california, arizona and new mexico and texas to deal with the surge of illegal immigrants. that operation cost 1.2 billion. today's announcement comes on the weekend with a protest. hundreds are supporting helping the children. but the vast majority of the citizens, none too it pleased of how the humanitarian crisis is handling. >> i don't think it is right to take the illegals, when we have men, women and children who are born and raised here going without. >> protest not only in texas but a lot of states in america this past weekend. more on the texas response, governor perry's response later this afternoon once we learn the specifics of that press conference. >> i am sure you will keep us updated if that deployment will be effective. >> deadliest day

. >> reporter: 1,000 texas national guardsmen are deploying to the mexican border.they won't do is target the migrant children who have been overwhelming border patrol since earlier this year. perry says he has seen this humanitarian crisis first hand, and he says it's taking border patrol resources away from catching criminals. >> i will not stand idolly by while our citizens are under assault and little children are detained in squaller. we are too good of a country for that to occur. that's why i'm using my executive authority as governor of texas and activating the national guard. >> reporter: perry says the federal government has failed to gain control over the border. $12 million a month will come from the state, and he expects to send that bill to the federal government and expects to be reimbursed. >>> governor perry also says deploys the troops to the border is necessary to stop criminals from crossing into the country. critics say the millions would be better spent on the humanitarian crisis eye long the border. >> what governor perry says this influx of u

>> you know, the border patrol are doing an excellent job in texas and don't need the national guard.and mexico and texas has never been safer. i know a lot of people don't want to believe that, but if you look at the numbers, in 2000 we had 1.6 million apprehensions. last year we had a little over 400,000. i rep the safest city in america today, el paso, texas, largest truly binational city on the u.s./mexico border. and if it's these kids the governor is scared about, in june we had about 350 kids trying to enter the u.s. on average, per day. as of last week, the number is down to 150. so any way you want to look at this, whether it's the amount that we're spending on the border which is $18 billion a year more than all other federal law enforcement combined, the number of northbound apprehensions, or the record number of southbound deportations, almost 2 million under this president, this situation is in hand, and there's no practical legitimate reason to militarize it now. >> is it a stunt? >> you have to wonder. i don't want to question someone else's motivations, but when you lo

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the governor says that's why he's dispatching 1,000 texas national to help guard the border. the lieutenant governor of texas says it's only a fraction of what the state has to spend to do what the feds have not done. >> that's why we spent almost a billion dollars of state dollars. that's the why we're spending $12 million, $13 million of state dollars to activate the national guard. more eyes and ears because we're serious. the federal government has failed, failed to secure the border. >> stuart barney is the host of "the barney company." so $12 million a month for the texas governor perry to put the national guard there but the lieutenant governor says, that's nothing, right? >> look. if putting the guard on the border really does reduce the flow of ill pleel migrants across the border, then it sounds like a good deal economically because it could cut the future cost to the texas government and the federal government. the president is asking for $3.7 billion to care for those already here. so if you put the guard on the border at the cost of $12 million a month and you do

governor perry made the announcement about sending 1,000 texas national guard soldiers down to south y are not there yet. it will take some time. we are told the texas guard is still in the process of identifying the units and the soldiers that will be deployed. it will be about a month before they get down there. >> what sort of powers will they have? >> this is the interesting thing. i think what a lot of people worry about down there is that they don't want these soldiers being the ones that are taking these migrants into custody but what governor perry says he would like to see is the soldiers backing up the border patrol, freeing them up so they are not basically baby sitting the kids and the mother and children that are coming across the border. so the border patrol agents can go off and do the work that they need to do and that these guard troops would back them up essential essentially. >> how likely is it that the president might decide to send national guard troops there, too? >> we are not sure as to what this will turn out to be. the fact that they are doing an assessment

now, in a moment governor rick perry will be here to explain why he is now deploying the texas national guard to the region and help secure our broken borders. first, heavy caliber gunfire was shot at a u.s. border patrol agent on the american side of the rio grande, now on the mexican side of the river and sources say they believe shots came from the members of the mexican drug cartels. and one mile down the border a massive shootout ensued as police officers tried to arrest a gang member for his alleged role in the murder of a 19-year-old man. joining me now is texas managing director brandon darby. he's been covering all the chaos on the border from mcallen, texas. brandon. >> hey, sean. thanks for having me on. >> tell us what happened. >> well, in the shootout -- the shooting that happened across the border is actually a common occurrence and it has to do with gang members or cartel members across the river shooting at u.s. law enforcement. oftentimes they're not actually trying to hit the u.s. law enforcement. they're trying to draw all of the law enforcement into one specific are

he says he plans to send up to 1,000 texas national guard troops to the rio grand valley. tion that will cost texas taxpayers about $12 million a month. >> i will not stand idly by while our citizens are under siege. >> this is a civil matter, not a military matter. these are young people, just families coming across, they're not armed, they're not carrying weapons. meanwhile, president obama will meet with the leaders of guatemala, el salvador and honduras this week, where they will sign a security agreement to fight drug related violence in the region. democratic representative from illinois's fourth district and chair of the immigration force. congressman luis gutierez. jose, here we are standing in front of the council on la raza's national convention, and there could not be a more timely backdrop to watch what's happening on the border. what is your reaction to rick perry's announcement that he's adding 1,000 national guard troops to the boarder? >> the reaction may be something totally different. i'm thinking that as we have seen, and you just mentioned, 53,000 kids h

if he wants the president to call the national guard he would have to cooperate and get his texas delegationo cooperate. it turns out the president can't just be a dictator and call out the national guard. congress has to authorize it. which congress will authorize it? the one suing president obama? anything they did to help would look like it's helping president obama. they are not doing that either. you can't have the national guard unless congress does what they never want to do which is cooperate with the president. >> but, dana, earlier this month governor perry said the obama administration might be in on the immigration crisis. he was pushed on that today. take a look. >> you are suggesting there is a conspiracy here. >> i'm suggesting this separation and their words and actions or the lack thereof are part of the problem. i think you're putting the words of conspiracy in my mouth which i didn't say. >> you did say the word, i hate to be con spear toirl. >> and i hate to be conspiratorial. i didn't say i was. >> i'm not. i'm just peddling conspiracies. what's going on here? >> that's

republican politics are too toxic for the national republican party. the texas politics are too toxic for the national republican party. and whether it falls that way or not on partisan lines, right now more than ever. texas politics do actually happen to be our national politics as a country. and that is mostly because of the border crisis. that's why president obama was in texas today, he was in dallas today. he did not want to go to the american border with mexico in texas, did not want to go to the border itself, because trying to find a solution to the border crisis isn't theater. that's what the president said about that today, he said today that he was not interested in photo ops at the border, he's interested in solving the border problem. the president did take a big chunk of his day today to meet with both republican governor rick perry of texas and also local officials from dallas about how to move forward on this issue of what's happening on the border. you know what, having this meeting in dallas specifically out of all the cities where they could h

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he is also as the head of the texas national guard been deeply involved in national defense matters forars. he's making one case. rand paul is making a very different case and rand paul has to work very hard to make sure people don't mistake his caution for isolationism. that's why you saw him react so sharply to governor perry's comments, the word isolationism would have dramatically cripple rand paul's political campaign. 12 1/2 years after 9/11, the united states is not safer, our strategies have not worked and we need in both parties this kind of national debate what are we going to do in an increasingly dangerous world? >> really, the united states isn't any safer than it was 12 years ago? >> no. if you look at what's happening around the world today, it's almost impossible to say we are saifer. you have forces from nigeria across from syria to iraq and frankly you have terrorist forces in thailand, philippines, the world wide scene is not a very safe seen -- scene and there's no evidence that our strategies have worked. >> there haven't been any major terrorist attack within the u

and brown criticized texas governor rick perry's decision to send 1,000 national guard troops to theng that over time, wiser minds will prevail. this as tens of thousands of children without their parents have fled gang violence and poverty in honduras, guatemala and el salvador and are now held in u.s. border detention centers. brown is working with nonprofits to shelter thousands more children in foster homes in california while they wait for court dates. >> i want to give you the most consideration to what is in the best interests of those children, not what is in the best interests of politicians who like to escape this particular topic but i do believe that the nongovernmental organizations, particularly the churches, can play an important role, and my goal is to try as much as i can to frame the issue of the children as one as a humanitarian challenge that should appeal to people of all political sper situations. >> reporter: and here are the results of an "associated press"-gsk poll that found 53% of americans believe the u.s. has no moral obligation to offer asylum to those e

national guard, texas national guard troops to iraq and afghanistan over the course of the last decade, i understand as well as anyone the concept of putting our young people in harm's way. we need a strategy that is sound, we need a strategy that when we say we're going to do something, we do it. and our allies again can trust us and our enemies fear us. >> schieffer: i'm sorry we have to send it there. thank you so much. >> you're welcome, thank you, bob. >> schieffer: we'll be back in one minute to hear from top democrat on immigration crisis. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab >> schieffer: war back now with congressman luis gutierrez. whose district is in chicago, o'hare airport, midway airport, northwest -- >> n

. >>> texas governor rick perry will send 1,000 texas national guard troops to the border of mexico overnth. they are needed to combat criminals exploiting the surge of children entering the u.s. illegally. he called on the obama administration saying the price of inaction is too high. >> i will not stand idly by while our citizens are under assault and little children from central america are detained and squandered. we have too good a country for that to occur. >> an interesting development, the white house says the number of unacompmied minors crossing the bodier dropped by half from june to july. >> the estimates for the size of this industry is more than $6 billion, the annual industry of the coyote, the traffickers taking 3,000 up to $10,000 to bring people here. >> they are making lot of money. >> they are making a lot of money. time for an "early start" on your money. european shares higher, asian up as well. u.s. futures pointing higher. why? rebel leaders handed over two black boxes. there's hope for a cease-fire in gaza. now the focus shifts to a meeting in the european union.

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this afternoon, perry announced plans to deploy 1,000 texas national guard troops to the border immediatelycost is estimated at $12 million a month. >> the national guard's troops that i am deploying will support the state-led border surge by acting as a force multiplier. >> their mission will be here. the vast rio grande valley of south texas. the state leaders are hopeful a new military presence here will serve as a deterrent. this announcement comes on the heels of growing protests around the country, some in support of helping but the majority are none too pleased over how this issue has been handled. >> it's just children in need. children that if they don't come here, they probably don't have a future. >> i don't think it's right they are bringing illegals over here and take care of them when we have men and women and children who are born and raised here going without. >> today, white house secretary josh earnest said the troop deployment is a temporary fix and said comprehensive immigration reform is a more permanent solution. >> the bipartisan passage of legislation that would make

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at the time, i had pointed out that governor perry, as commander in chief of the texas national guardional guard himself. well, minutes from now, rick perry will do just that. the deployment will cost texas taxpayers a cool $12 million a month on top of the $1.3 million a week they're paying for a surge of public safety officers already at the border because, you know, fiscal responsibility. at least one elected official representing the rio grande valley, a vietnam war veteran and attorney, opposes the deployment, telling "the houston chronicle" on sunday, my position is we do not need to militaryize the border. oh, but you're not seeing the big picture. because for rick perry, who's re-entered the 2016 presidential primary conversation because of the border humanitarian crisis and with republicans and tea partiers one-upping each other to be the most harsh toward the women and children fleeing central america, militarizing the border is exactly what's called for. especially with potentially 2016 competition texas senator ted cruz freshly shorn of his canadian dual citizenship out th

texas will. deploying the national guard to the lorder. the white house says the situation on the border is improving calling the deployment just symbolic. when will we start seeing troops on the border? >> we could start seeing them as early as this month or early next month. rick perry calls it operation strong safety. he is placing or deploying i should say up to 1,000 national guard troops on the border he says they will detour illegal aliens. >> i won't stand idly by while children in central america are detained in squaller. we are too good of a country for that to occur. >> the senate is doing what the federal government has failed to to do that is protect our border. they claim the deployment of national guard troops is only a temporary fix to a long problem. the numbers of illegal aliens trying to cross the border are dropping. >> in june customs and border patrol had an average of 325 unaccompanied children per day in the rio grand valley. >> according to preliminary data, tracking the first two weeks of this month apprehensions

we activated at our expense in texas 1,000 members of the texas national guard so we could do the very can to shut down the border against the people coming across that caused all those crimes. this is about law enforcement. right now the border patrol is totally absorbed with the 50,000 unaccompanied children which have come across. we want to make sure -- again, that's humanitarian. pulls at my heartstrings and yours. we solve that today by congress acting or the administration saying no amnesty. we have this problem of over 1,000 illegals coming across our border every day and we need to protect texas. >> it doesn't seem congress will protect this year and the border surge you started on june 23rd will continue. david dewhurst, thank you for joining us. >> you bet. >>> tipping the balance of power in the chamber. jack kingston is live after the break. >>> state infamous for tornadoes have a new problem on hand, sudden surge of earthquakes. some pointing fingers to the oil industry. first soup of the day, in ozzie's diner in norman, they're serving up beef stew. hey there, i just got

national guard, texas national guard troops to iraq and afghanistan over the course of the last decade, i understand as well as anyone the concept of putting our young people in harm's way. >> of course governor perry has advocated returning troops to iraq as he did in a republican presidential debate in january of 2012. let's watch it. >> i think you have to -- i would send troops back into iraq because i will tell you -- >> now? >> i think we start talking with the iraqi individuals there. the idea that we allow the iranians to come back into iraq and take over the country with all of the treasure in blood and money we have spent in iraq, because this president wants to kowtow to his liberal leftist base and move out those men and women. he could have renegotiated the time frame. i think it is a huge error for us. >> what do you think of that? first rate or third? >>first of all, the person gasping in the back was you. >> i think it was george stephanopoulos actually. off camera, it was me. >> that's a position, i'm sure he will not stick to. your comparison with 1968 in the middle o

president's answers to the immigration crisis, sending a team to study the helpfulness of the texas nationalnnounced the deployment of 1,000. tr troops over the next month. their mission is to deter and defer illegals crossing the border. the president has said that he is open to a temporary deployment. >>> house and senate lawmakers can't seem to agree on a way to fix the massive problems at the department of veterans affairs. leaders of the house and senate vet van committees bringing their own proposals to the table. the main differences between each one, $15 billion. a republican proposal by representative jeff miller would appropriate $10 billion in emergency funds right now. a proposal from independent bernie sanders would appropriate $25 billion over three years. with congress leaving town for a five-week break august 1st, this deadlock spells big trouble for the v.a. >>> the location of casey kasem's body no longer a mystery. last week his daughter said that his remains were missing from a funeral home in washington state. turns out his wife, jean, flew them to montreal. the reason,

than an hour from now he's going to make a formal announcement about his plans to deploy the texas national guard to help stop illegal immigrants from crossing into the u.s. this in response to tens of thousands of people coming from central america over the past several months. many of them, as you know, unaccompanied children. so governor perry is saying, "if the federal government does not do its constitutional duty to secure the southern border of the united states, the state of texas will do it." troops will reportedly be reporting to western areas of the rio grande valley and ranchlands further north. >>> you know, chris, the governor has been talking about this for weeks. he wanted the president to deploy the national guard. he didn't get anywhere with that so now he's doing it himself. what will happen? >> well, what will happen is that it's going to cost a lot of money for the state of texas which is robust economically but a state that is thrifty. they are not into big spending. it is an election year. so what rick perry is basically saying somebody if the president couldn't move

he criticized texas governor rick perry's decision to send 1,000 national guard troops to the border this as tens of thousands of children without their parents have fled gang violence and poverty in honduras, guatemala and el salvador and are now being held in u.s. border detention centers. brown is working with nonprofits to shelter hundreds more children in foster homes in california while they wait for court dates. brown said this is not a military issue. money spent on troops can be better spent elsewhere. >> on the texas national guard on the border i suspect it will be a relatively short duration and that wiser minds will prevail over the next several months. >> reporter: here are the results of a poll that found 53% of americans believe the u.s. has no moral obligation to offer asylum to those escaping violence or political persecution. and more than half say children who are fleeing gang violence in south america should not be treated as refugees. by the way, this pretty much is split down party lines. 70% of republicans say that kids should not be treated as refugees. 62% o

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now, in a moment governor rick perry will be here to explain why he is now deploying the texas national broken borders. first, heavy caliber gunfire was shot at a u.s. border patrol agent on the american side of the rio grande, now on the mexican side of the river and sources say they believe shots came from the members of the mexican drug cartels. and one mile down the border a massive shootout ensued as police officers tried to arrest a gang member for his alleged role in the murder of a 19-year-old man. joining me now is texas managing director brandon darby.

i mean, he is the commander in chief of the texas national guard. all of this talk about trying to get president obama to do it, which would require congress' consent, has there been any talk from the governor's office of himself trying to do that? >> well, there are some national guard troops down here now. i think about 100 of them that help out the border patrol. i think the way that works, that the governor would have to declare a disaster to get the guard down here to deploy them. or the president could do the same thing and say it's an emergency and we need them down here. i think that this is going to happen. i think that the governor is eventually going to say the president is not acting, and we're going to take control of this situation. that'd be bad for business down here. it would be bad for everybody who lives here. sends the wrong message to the rest of the world and everybody who wants to come live in texas. >> indeed. what i'm looking at behind you doesn't look like chaos. >> it's not. >> erica and jim, thank you both. >>> now a reid