behibut behind one month total r the tucson sector in 15 years. disorder some border experts note this is not a good look for the biden administration immigration policy. texas administration when they open the border up they do not relate the cartels taken advantage of the open border by overwhelming the border patrol with all these people. they are all these open alleys their trafficking our women and children. >> also the tucson sector border patrol chief shared these photos near the spike in activity one week alone he said they had 11000 apprehensions, 43 rescues, 15 human smuggling events and 10 narcotic seizures bits cdp is not release the apprehension numbers for july we are still waiting on that data, bryant? brian? chris christina: thank you. arthel: tens of thousands of migrants have an buster from florida, texas and other border states up to new york city. now city officials saying there is no more room to house all of those asylum-seekers. hundreds of migrants have been sleeping shoulder to shoulder on the streets for days now let's go

tucson -based nonprofit humane borders says quote it is inhumane to hold people in cages and keep them outdoors for hours during a heat wave. people who are lawfully seeking asylum are suffering and lives are at stake including small children, we call on cbp to cease this practice immediately and provide resources for a more humane border. now, as for the current border search the "washington post" reports they have obtained data showing a border agents made about 40000 arrests last month the highest of one month total for the tucson sector in 15 years. border experts note this is not a good look for the biden administration immigration policies. >> this administration when they open up the border they do not realize a cartels taking advantage of the open border by overwhelming these people now have open alleys where they are trafficking women and children. >> also the tucson sector border patrol chief shared these photos noting the spike in activity one week alone they had 11000 apprehensions, 43 rescues, 50 human smuggling events and 10 narcotic seizures. cbp is not officially releas

it goes far south as tucson and across the border in mexico. as far north as alaska, where we have a new house in alaska and anchorage. we serve the cathedral parish in anchorage but go out and act as missionaries throughout the great state of alaska. >> one of the original party with the archbishop was a dominican sister, right . >> the wonderful thing about the dominican order is it is not just the priest or the friars preaching , saint dominic new in order to radically change culture or bring god to culture, you needed a strong component of women. even before he formally founds the order of preachers, he founds the nuns first. i had the privilege of visiting the little monastery and you have contemplative nuns living there and they are from all over the world . for me personally it was attractive, it was not simply a group of guys getting together to preach , it was together, we are going together but behind us and supporting us is groups of contemplative nuns , active sisters, which come later. but begin to teach and very much known in this

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then it will keep in tucson, arizona sector take a look at the mug shot here.ol arresting this convicted child predator in a group of 11 migrants are crossed illegally near bisbee, arizona but he has a conviction in utah for the sexual abuse of a child but he was not the only one lastly take a look at this mug shot same exact sector. this time cecily, arizona border patrol arresting this a mexican national with the previous conviction for lewd acts with a child under the age of 14. that was out of stockton, california. back out here live coverage on that it's one sector the last couple of days keep in mind sources tell since the beginning of fiscal year 2021 there have now been more than 1.7 million known got a ways at our southern border we see criminal rest like that, that is a very concerning number. i'll send it back to you. jon: border patrol doing a great job with the facilities they have it. you have to wonder how many of the super getting away? bill melugin, thanks. meantime and new york city leaders are trying to open new sites to house the overflow of

a tucson based immigrant advocacy group humane borders is calling for a stop to this.n a statement they said quote it is inhumane to hold people in cages and keep them outdoors for hours during a heat wave. people who are lawfully seeking asylum are suffering and lives are at stake. including small children. we call cbp to cease this practice immediately provide resources for a more humane border. and in a statement on this matter customs and border protection said the u.s. border patrol has a surge of personnel and transportation resources to respond to the increase of encounters in this area. some of the hottest most isolated and dangerous area of the southwest border where individuals have been callously sent by smuggling organizations to walk for miles often with little or no water. meantime some question the bite administration's efforts to get the humanitarian crisis under control. >> this administration when they open the border up they do not realize the cartel is taken advantage of the open border by overwhelming border patrols all these people k now they got

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tucson sector in arizona seeing a major surge.ppears to show some of those migrants held in cages as they await processing. migrants also continued flowing from border states up to new york city. the state supreme court judge ordering officials to better abide by the city's right to shelter policy. city officials say their facilities are simply full. many migrants of slip on sidewalks for several nights now in new york city. team coverage cb cotton live in the big apple. but first christina coleman with the latest border statistics, christina? >> hi jon, border patrol sources tell us there's more armed smugglers and violent incidents happening along the border lately. especially here in california and san diego county. also arizona's tucson sector triple digit temperatures the washington post obtain cbp data showing border agents made about 40000 arrest highest one month total for the sector in 15 years. the dire situation is captured in some of these photos shared by the tucson sector's border patrol chief. he says agents rescued

we'll take them to border patrol tucson, arizona sector another human smuggling buster. for patrol stopping a vehicle in benton, heirs or the open and up and find 10 illegal immigrants crammed inside that little car there smugly was a u.s. citizen. a u.s. citizen driving that car as we continue to see americans get caught up in human smuggling. lastly again in the tucson sector take a look at this mug shot border patrol arresting a convicted child a predator after he crossed illegally near bisbee, arizona in a group of 11 migrants is a previous conviction in utah for sexual abuse of a child back out here live in the last 30 minutes, border patrol in tucson, arizona arrested another convicted of an who crossed illegally. this time it's a guy with the previous conviction for lewd acts with a child under the age of 14 and the stockton, california at remember, more than 1.7 million known guideways since the beginning of fiscal year 2021 up and will send it back to you. >> awful, awful, awful thank you for reporting live from the southern border. [background noises] crime cau

karen fox and her husband finally got from tucson to oakland on their third try. we got a text message from the airlines that they canceled our original flight, which was supposed to leave yesterday and then we were rebooked going through vegas last night from tucson to vegas with a layover and then on to oakland. and that got canceled. and then we came. so then we came out this morning. it took sarah uder four tries finally opting for an oakland arrival instead of sfo 3 or 4 days before my flight with southwest, i was getting notifications that the flight would be delayed. i would have issues. in fact, three of them. so i went ahead and rerouted my flight to oakland with what's left of hillary now exiting california. a fair question comes up. we haven't seen something like this in california. for more than 80 years with climate change, are we likely to see more the trends ? is happening? dr. brenda wurtzel is director of climate science with the union of concerned scientists, a nonprofit science advocacy organization. the trouble is the oceans are warmer at highe

karen fox and her husband finally got from tucson to oakland on their third try. we got a text message from the airlines that they canceled our original flight, which was supposed to leave yesterday. and then we were rebooked going through vegas last night from tucson to vegas with a layover and then on to oakland. and that got canceled. and then we came. so then we came out this morning . it took sarah uder four tries finally opting for an oakland arrival instead of sfo 3 or 4 days before my flight with southwest, i was getting notifications that the flight would be delayed. i would have issues. in fact, three of them. so i went ahead and rerouted my flight to oakland with what's left of hillary now exiting california. a fair question comes up. we haven't seen something like this in california. for more than 80 years with climate change, are we likely to see more the trends ? is happening? doctor brenda ezekwesili is director of climate science with the union of concerned scientists, a nonprofit science advocacy organization. the trouble is the oceans are warmer

it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique, tucson, live at york. branch, advanced to regain control of the colony were unsuccessful. having comes up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti. the french manage the captured tucson loved your by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared independence. the 1st one in the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians so who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state. the the how does i'm assuming namely the city of both guys is any to god that queer and so which i thought the basically really keep that they say i was going to kimberly and what have you not quite sure. so the process that i could easily just let me is to of course make this sweet pause while it's going to cost us that. and then we'll discuss ini

lake mead below the grand canyon 40% are not far away from a water crisis and conflict phoenix and tucsonto be cut off and they don't have aso great alternative source. agriculture depends on colorado river orders so we're not that far from a river crisis so it's a defining moment of the western atsettlement in the country is still not really learned that lesson so you might imagine we are standing in the native american village and you see a global but we are at the heart of grand canyon village and it is a recreation of a home, there are real hoagies who live here, they perform dances and they make pottery inside, they lived here about 20 some years. this is the first one she designed from scratch and quite a contrast with the hotel here and they sort of make a big contrast to find the values of the americanoo west and what people are looking for so they built it to one of them is the first fully designed, she didn't have an architectural license at the time, almost impossible to get architectural training or school. she is a teacher in the early 30s in minnesota and the santa fe railro

i can't think of an author who loves being invited to the tucson festival. it is wonderful and friendly and the best organized festival. i could be here all weekend so look forward to it everyday. mississippi book festival is an up and coming festival but shows every sign becoming one of the great. it's well organized and takes place in the state capital and grounds of the state capital and a beautiful setting to help everybody gets a chance to go directly have been talking with investigative reporter jeff quinn. here is his most recent book called waco, david, the legacy of rage. appreciate your time. >> thank you for the great questions, appreciate it. >> thank you audience as well. ♪♪ >> set up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen. to receive a schedule of upcoming programs, festivals and more, but tv every sunday on c-span2 for any time online at booktv.org. television for serious readers. ♪♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual piece. every saturday american history tv documents american stories and sunday's book tv brings the latest

the highest for the tucson sector in 15 years.tuation captured in some of these photos shared by the border patrol chief. agents rescued a migrant in the brush suffering from seizures. in one week alone they have 11,000 apprehensions, 43 were acute -- rescues and 10 narcotic seizures. despite what the biden administration says the situation at the border still out of control. the sex trafficking that we have never seen before. getting backlash holding the structure in stage. they are rotated to the outside facility on an as-needed basis and transported to other locations for processing as rapidly as possible. some advocates are critical of the outdoor site. tucson -based nonprofit says inhumane to people in cages and keep them outdoors for hours during a heat wave. people unlawfully seeking asylum including small children. we call on them to cease this practice immediately and provide resources for a more humane border. we are waiting to release the official apprehension numbers for july as a biden administration clearly begins to

when the earps and doc holliday were brought to trial for the killing that took place in tucson thatwas a signal that in the west courtroom law was going to be the operating and decisive factor. since going to be the law of the streets. that's why we need to look at it and understand it because it's a turning point in american history. the other stuff is entertaining but it's also mythology. steven kensington ohio text message does jeff guinn consider himself something of a myth oster and as he seen a myth developing in america today? >> an lot of belief in history was based on convenience than fact-finding. i don'tth want to call myself a myth buster because somebody take comfort in it. i do not believe an alternative facts it if i write a book i'm going to let you know in my chapter where i got every bit of information and i'm not going to tell you what you have the belief because of that information. i just want you to know it and then you can make your own decision. stephen topeka kansas, steve please go ahead we are listening. hello mr. gwen. i'm fascinated by your talk in the a

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we are in tucson festival of books. and our guest guest is a story in an investigative reporter jeff guinn. we talked about several of his books and will go through a couple of more just a minute but we want to make sure you have a chance to get involved in this program. we'll be taking your phonecalls this afternoon along with your text messages and social media comment. 202 is the area code 748-8200 for those in eastern and central timezone 74882001 and the pacific timezone didn't want to send text measures include your first name in your city if you would consent to this number (202)748-8903. we are also scrolling pure social media sites. just remember @booktv is their handle. jeff guinn we will get to a couple of the other books but that i want to go in to jonestown and her most recent book waco, february 1993. what happen? .. howell, and the branch davidians lived in a large sprawling house they called mount carmel, a hill outside waco texas. th they pretty much keep to themselves. they literally believe in every b

. >> sitting in tucson we are what, 45 minutes, one hour from tombstone, arizona. the founding of tombstone. how did it become a town? >> tombstone was one of those towns across the frontiers of america in that era where there were great mineral deposits over. in tombstone's case, silver. the pesky apaches had been moved out. or at least, partially moved out . when the miners settled in and began producing large quantities of valuable minerals. a silver in tombstone, mostly, that is when all of the businessmen came roaring in. you needed restaurants. you needed bars where they could drink. you needed ladies of the evening so they can have a little companionship. and, the towns would spring up and mostly die out within a few years when mineral deposits were all used up. tombstone lasted a little longer than that. and it is still there. for a lot of people it is their chance to go to where the old west still really exists. this is exactly what it looks like. and, the simulated shootout at the ok corral is exactly how it happened. people love going to tombstone. >> wh

tucson sector, daily arrivals in june, 812, today, 1900 per day.4% and take a look at southwest border encounters, fiscal year 20 to fiscal year 2023, it's up 478%. what do you expect is going to happen between now and the end of the fiscal year? >> it's just going continue to go up. the cartels realize they can bring people across, distract agents, no consequences. all you have to do is claim asylum, and then they take advantage to bring more drugs into the country. fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamines. that's all they care about. >> john: appreciate it. >> thank you. >> sandra: another blue state now calling for help over the biden border crisis. the governor of massachusetts just declared a state of emergency as migrants fill up shelters there. molly line is in boston for us. what is the governor asking the federal government to do, exactly? >> yeah, the massachusetts governor, a democrat, is asking the federal government for not just funding but expedited worker authorizations so migrants can get jobs. acknowledged there is a humanitarian crisis

a woman in tucson, arizona, has pleaded not guilty to charges she tried to poison her husband.elanie feliciano johnson is charged with attempted murder for allegedly attempting to poison his coffee with bleach. he's in the air force and claims her plot began while he was stationed in germany. he has told police he used hidden cameras to record her in the act . >> well, a lot of people are going to buy a mega millions lottery ticket today. and that's because tonight's jackpot is up to more than $1.5 billion. yep, that is billion with a b. it's the third largest lottery grand prize in us history and the biggest ever for mega millions. no one has matched all six numbers since mid-april, so i am taking my chances. i bought this baby several days ago right. >> and you're going to hand it off to me? of course. >> all right. right. right. >> if i just win $5, i'll be happy. you know, just something you know what's fun is to just kind of dream about what you would do with all that money. >> you know, it's like all the stories. buy a new house, buy a new car, go to vacation. >> i mean,

where the water supply totemic phoenix and tucson is going to start being cut off. we really do not have a great alternative source in getting las vegas involved as well. agriculture and southern southen california and the imperial valley depends entirely on the colorado river water. were not that far from having a major wateryo crisis. water is going to be the defining limit of western settlement the country still has not learned that lesson. >> so now, you might imagine were standing in some native american villagebe somewhere. you can see a pueblo behind us. weyo are still at the grand cann or the heart of grand canyon village are mostly tourist congregate. this building is called hopi house at the re- creation of a home. it's what the name says it is at the home for hopi's their real hopi's who lived here for many years. there is a family who lived upstairs and perform dances. there's a pavilion right next to me they made pottery and talk to tourists that lived upstairs. they lived at home for a hopi family who lived heree for about 20 some years. which is built

then we'll take you out to the tucson, arizona, sector.there making another human smuggling bust in benson, arizona. they pull over a car, they find 0 is illegal immigrants crammed inside of -- 10 -- their driver, a u.s. citizen. that driver, a human smuggler, an american, and we continue to see these americans get caught up with the promise of quick, easy cash from the human smugglers. lastly, we'll keep you in the tucson sector. take a look at this mug shot. border patrol arresting this equitied child sex predator near bisby, arizona, after recross canned illegally. he's got a prior conviction in the state of utah for the sexual abuse of a child. and back out here live, cbp sources tell fox news just since the beginning of fiscal year 2021 there have now been more than 1.7 million known gotaways at our southern border. that is a staggering, concerning number considering guys like thats, that that we just showed you, are mixed in with these groups. back to you. mike: bill me i lieu gin, this banks. >>> republicans coming out against the p

tucson for instance, that's ravines.bill: they had a lot of snow this past winter. a lot of snowmelt. this is on top of that. >> kayleigh: earthquake. you're getting hit with your first tropical storm in 84 years. >> cheryl: it's good for water. as harris knows, there is an issue with water. in arizona. >> harris: they can capture it. >> cheryl: california really dodged a bullet. five major refineries in the los angeles area. if those would've been hit, you think gas prices are record high in california, they would've shot much higher. california has that special blend of gasoline. they are not going to get supplies from arizona or other areas. they are not going to take texas gas. oh, no, you can accept that. he would have big problems. they are pretty lucky. >> lili: my brother lived in houston when harvey happen. he's a nurse practitioner. he told me for months and months after with water damage, forget about the stuff around us, people's health is impacted, all kinds of infections in children. there is sitting water,

we showed you the pictures of the guns they were holding in the rio grande, in the river, tucson hasrt of 2023. while the rio grande valley sector has seen over 290,000. joining me right now is national border patrol council president, brandon judd. brandon, great to see you. thanks very much for being here. i know you say that the tucson sector has led all other sectors in got aways for some time because of the cartel's business model for arizona. walk us through that. what's the business model for arizona for these drug cartels? >> the vast majority of the people that cross the border illegally in arizona, they're trying to evade apprehension. they're not giving up. they're not just crossing the border illegally and saying here i am, come get me, i want to claim asylum. they're trying to make sure way into the united states without being taken into custody. they don't want fingerprints, pictures taken, don't want us to know who they are. the criminal cartels operate in lower amount of people but higher profit. they charge a lot more money to get these people into the united states

julia ainsley joins us from tucson, arizona. let's start with the tragedy.e the buoys to blame? >> reporter: well, that is the question and that is what is having mexico spar with the state of texas. just yesterday, we saw mexico and president lopez obrador say it was the buoys to blame and they're not only causing deaths, but messing up the u.s. mexico relationship, this is not characteristic of their long-standing relationship. and then a sharp fireback from texas governor greg abbott who said mexico is flat out wrong and said these people died in different parts of the river and simply one of the bodies drifted into the buoys. i've been speaking to people in border patrol who say even if these people didn't die in the buoys what happened is when they put that barrier there, they put it in the safest part of the river. so migrants are forced to go to the deeper parts, the parts with more of a current and that could lead to increased drownings. so more here, certainly the deaths will become part of the political back and forth. and it is another reason why

please set by the friends with ago all night tucson festival of books.org. as we begin, please silence your telephones in whatever way that works best for you. all right i would like to background information and blurbs of promotions for the books reviews that help us understand the scope of each one of their books. first about mr. robert is a contributing writer for the "new york times" magazine national geographic magazine previously national correspondent for gq senior editor texas monthly he is the author of several books including "new york times" bestseller dead certain the presidency of george w. bush. he is also i believe the grandson of another famous texan watergate special prosecutor leon jaworski. to get that right? fantastic. >> today we will be discussing his latest book weapons of mass delusion when the republican party lost its mind. >> not if, when. [laughter] the "washington post" listed this book is on the tenth best books of 2022 they state this book is a vital and indispensable. or an event is widely reported as insurrection at the capit

very far from where we're going to have a water where the the water supply to towns like phenix and tucson going to start being cut off and they really don't have any great alternative source. and and las vegas is involved as well. and agriculture in southern california in the in the imperial valley depends entirely on the colorado water. so, you know, we're not that far away from having a major water crisis. so. powell that you know, water going to be the defining limit of western settlement and the country is still not really learned that lesson and we wanted to so now we're you might imagine we're in some native american village somewhere because you can see a pueblo behind us, but we're still at the grand canyon. we're actually in the heart of grand canyon village, where most of the tourists congregate. and this building is called hopi house. it's a recreation of a hopi home. you know, it is exactly what the name says. it is. it it was a, you know, a home for hopis. and they're actually real hopis who lived here for many years there was a family living upstairs and they perform dances.

few record highs del rio, dallas, roswell and tucson. tomorrow, rinse, repeat. orleans is going to be 100 and what? that's the temperature. we continue this mess all the way through the southern half of the country right into the middle of next week. and here's another developing story this evening. new england would like it to stop raining. it's been raining all summer we had that horrific story of the montpelier flooding. last summer i was in lake placid and the whole region is under a flood warning. now wire just getting dumped on. right along the new york/vermont border also. a chance of gusty winds knocking power out and small hail. these storms will continue to blow into vermont. the areas that are super saturated and soggy from the rain. this is beautiful lake george. you can see severe thunderstorms rolling over to the north, heading that way this evening. further to the south we're continuing to watch the new york state way now traveling to the mohawk valley. some delays likely with that. it's the heat in the southern half of the country and severe weat

reducing the consumption of the people of tucson in 2007. this is one of the ways. if i give you an example, i was once an oilseed manager . we have provided up to 30% of the country's needs. the country was less than 80 million loans , the per capita consumption per kilogram was 21 kilograms with a population of 94 million people, you will not be able to reach it from the side. therefore, if we can follow these proposals, the population will increase and we have this potential, but we must show the amount of consumption. to supply the country to a large extent within the country, thank you for pointing out that there is a need for a program in the ministry of agricultural jihad to build a pattern of cultivation. look, i left it side by side. let's see together . the economic sheet is at your service. a challenging song that was more than 50 years old. the issue that officials as a the concern of not having an excuse, we still could not establish a relationship between the farmer and the policy maker, in fact, a system of formation can tell the farmer how much the t

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we had the great pleasure and i had the privilege of being on a panel with her five years ago in tucson, when we both had books out at about the same time at the tucson book festival, and our panel was called women in war because elisabeth had written a wonderful book called the hello girls about women, telephone operator during world war one, who were among the first american women to be in combat settings when they went to france during world war one and kept the troops in touch with each other. and that was wonderful. and i had written a book about women codebreakers during world war two, and also on the panel was kate moore, who had written a wonderful book called radium girls. and that was i remember that elizabeth went first of the three of us. and the minute she started talking, i was like, this is just going to be great. so so you're in for a treat to to hear her speak about her wonderful work. and i'm such a fan of your book and really look forward to to talking about it and to hearing you talk about it. so i'd love to just hear you talk a little bit broadly about the book and

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, arizona. -- in tucson, arizona. i look forward to his testimony. i was down in tucson sector for, i think, the third time in the last four years, and i'll tell you i am glad you are in that position and look forward to hearing, hearing from you in your testimony. pursuant to committee rule 9g, the witness will please stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> i do. >> let the record show the witness answered in the affirmative. we appreciate you being here today and look forward to your testimony but remind you that we have read your written statement and it will appear in full in the written record. as a reminder, please press the button on the microphone in front of you so that it's on and the members can hear you. when you begin to speak, the light in front of you will turn green. after four minutes, the light will turn yellow, and when the red light comes on, your five minute