remember how tucson can be a big, small town?s but adult without guy a few months ago. >> john's friend owned a machine in fabrication shop. he said that james lapan had come in looking for a tool. one he could use to fix a silencer. he is repairing a silencer? >> correct. >> just a couple of months before your brother's murder with, perhaps, a silencer? >> correct. so i contacted detectives, gave them the information. >> detective garcia obtained a search warrant for james lapan's home. in his garage, her team found 18 boxes of 45 caliber ammo, all with a distinctive five star stamp. they also found to spent shell casings that matched the ones found at nick's house. >> so the same gun fired the bullets out of the crime scene and a couple of casings that you found in lapan's garage? >> yes. >> inside the house investigators did not find the gun itself, but they did find this empty box for a pair of ordinance black ops combat 45, which, they believed was the murder weapon. the search warrant also turned up an empty box for a silen

our team witnessing in the tucson sector a guatemalan family dropped off by border patrol in front ofree store bring this but thisfamily had no idea whery were or what they're going to do next these types of releases are happening not just in arizona but in san diego as well. the sheriff in arizona said this is not there to the migrants werforthe community, take a lis. >> it is inhumane to lead people walking around commutes out the basic fundamentals the funding and not even know where they're at. then you look at the public safety site that has been neglected. the federal government soaring to millions of dollars and immigration side of this. >> the numbers are not slowing down and that tucson arizona sector cbp sources telling me that yesterday alone the tucson sector saw more than 1800 illegal crossings, huge numbers for one of nine sectors. >> all right bill melugin at the border thank you. [inaudible] the best th thing we could do. [inaudible] make sure all of the resources. [inaudible] arthel: meanwhile in new york city congresswoman is heckled outside the roosevelt hotel you h

many of them from senegal turned loose due to overcrowding in the facilities in tucson, arizona. city where you guys are, it's shifting to dhs officials allege i hadly telling nbc news mayor adams has no exit strategy saying it's not "an operational sound effort," and finally, guys, my sources on the border numbers, you know, we don't have any official august numbers yet, but this morning my source tells me that number for the overall encounters in the month of august likely to exceed 230,000 putting us back in an unprecedented number coming across our southern border. we'll see what dhs officially puts out as we approach the middle of september. guys. >> brian: so there was a dip and now it went back up, right? >> there was a dip around title 42 expiration, you are right, brian. but it has been on a steady increase and now they are seeing well over 7,000 a day in tucson where bill sent that picture, the single adult men from africa, tucson sector alone, 2,000 migrants alone yesterday, guys. >> ainsley: don't you think they are trying to take advantage of this so they know the bo

. >> now, you got the new stuff that came in from tucson.they're just reeling in tucson and getting no help. 13,000 apprehensions 1300 rescues, 23 human smuggling events. 9 narcotics events. one firearm seized. that's the tip of the iceberg. >> that's just tucson. >> you think there's only one firearm there bringing in? the bringing in 13,000 across our border. chelsea, you have ellie mir karen bass whose author making a comment in axial sink with evidence city that welcomes immigrants. so i think we have the soundbite. >> we lived in a city that welcomes immigrants. and so i think we have been able to handle it. i am fearful that any day planes could start coming. >> because they should all stay in texas. >> of course. they're not getting the real threat that is occurring right before our eyes because of the administration policy. >> they should all be sent to la, san francisco, chicago, new york, washington d.c.. the people much to go home for the weekend. all the big liberal cities. they have to feel the effect of their own policies. >> a

last year i visited a small health clinic in the nation outside of tucson, arizona. the people we met spoke about their struggle to find funding to meet the needs of their communities were so many are touched by cancer as you all know. so the president got to work and in his budget he proposed over $100 million for the health services to provide more cancer prevention, screening and support services for communities. everywhere i go my focus is on the patient experience and what i have heard again and again is that we need, as joe was talking about, patient navigation programs and yet these programs need more support. because as we all know everybody agrees cancer is daunting and complex him when someone who knows the system is by your side every step of the way it changes everything. navigators lead to better outcomes for patients. since navigators aren't generally paid for by insurance most medical practices can't afford to provide them. so, the president expanded the number of grants for these programs and he worked with the centers for medicare and medicaid servic

tucson, arizona is the new epicenter of the crisis.it 2,000 per day at that border sector, far too many to process. bill melugin is now here with more . bill, they are hitting an area not hit in a while. the numbers are huge for arizona. >> they absolutely are. border patrol's tucson sector is inundated. these people are coming in from all over the world. show you video we just got in from our cameraman on the ground. this is lukeville, arizona an hour ago, a large group of men from africa just crossed over illegally into lukeville. as you look at the video there are no women, no children. these are all young guys who have literally come from half a world away to cross illegally and turn themselves in to border patrol with little to no fear of deportation. this lukeville area is getting a lot of men from senegal in recent days and getting groups like this multiple times a day every day. border patrol is overwhelmed. what is happening as a result. look at these images out of arizona yesterday, also tucson sector. these are border patrol

the numbers surging and bill melugin's report in tucson sector alone this past week, 13,000.r of individuals in the fiscal 2023 on c vp's website and 149 individuals hit the terror screening data base more than the last seven years combined if you added it up. what do you make of the situation? >> all of these numbers continue to go in the wrong way across all segments of the migrant population, whether we're talking about unaccompanied minors, family units, young, single, male adults. and those encountered on the terror watch list. this is why the policies of this administration are doing nothing to help the effort of securing our homeland. we're encountering people from over 165 different countries and the vetting is only as good as the systems you vet against. what i mean by that, we either don't share information with adversarial country or the countries that these migrants are originating from don't keep records and there's nothing for us to bounce our information off of to see how dangerous some of these people may be. griff: that's very troubling. part of your testimon

more than 2,000 per day the last three days in a row in the tucson sector. you can see the result of that. we want to show you why it's so busy. take a look at these images. our cameraman in lukeville, arizona yesterday showing a non-stop flow of people crossing into our country illegally. as you can see, a lot of them are single adults. a lot of single adult men from africa coming in. a lot from senegal, ghana, sudan, guys from india, others from asia. walking into the country illegally giving themselves up and they have got little to no fear of deportation. the border patrol union tells us the cartels control all of this. they are telling these migrants when and where to cross. >> while these large groups are being apprehended in these areas, further away they are bringing in narcotics, individuals that cannot be apprehended that are aggravated felons and possible terrorists type individuals. >> meanwhile, take a look at this drone video our team shot in eagle pass. what you are looking at is non-stop illegal crossings out there as well with little to no r

say they had 13000 apprehensions in a single week there in the tucson sector.t is only one of nine sectors along the southern border people from all over the world coming in any tucson sector a lot from africa, india and other asian countries. we will take you to eagle pass, texas were fantastic drone team take a look at this video. it was over more groups of people crossing illegally, brazenly in broad daylight. you see a human chain as they try to get across the rio grande. unfortunately few days ago this exact same spot a 10-year-old boy drowned as he was trying to cross with his mother. it's critically dangerous to try to cross in this area. got more video from eagle pass to show you. take a look at this appeared as of the family groups are trying to cross illegally you'll see some of these families incredibly irresponsibly having some of their small children crawl underneath and through the razor wire set up by the state of texas. they were also crossing the river illegally during a thunderstorm. will see a bigger group starts to arrive in hopes of being l

one is the tucson sector. covers most of the arizona-mexico border, they have been on the rise with agents apprehending as many as 2000 migrants a day. this is migrants from the world. even those from senegal. reminded me when i was in yuma, arizona with 4 democratic senators and republican senators we were welcome by acting bored or patrol chief who said welcome to yuma sector, last we're we encountered people from 174 country speaks more than 200 languages. senator kelly, from arizona, was there. and noted that mexicali is a city in northern mexico with an airport. and so it was explained to us what likely of happening is that human smugglers were facilitating travel of migrants to mexicali where they could uber over to the border patrol and claim asylum and biden administration would make sure they were successfuly deposited in the united states of america, perhaps to a asylum hearing that may never occur. well, given the spike in border crossings, the border patrol no surprise, is struggling. agency does n

i mean, that's just tucson. yeah. don't put that. you think there's only one firearm involved in bringing in 13,000 people across our border. tulsi, you have l.a. mayor karen bass, who is out there making a comment in axios saying, we live in cityhat's that welcomes immigrants. and so i think, you know, we i guesjuson. s we have the sound bite. >> we'll show it. we live in ase autho city that s immigrants. >> and so i think we have been to handle it. but i am fearful that any day wa planesve start coming. that's not because they all should stay in texas. well, of course. yeah, exactly. they they they're not getting obviously, the real threat that is occurring right before our eyes because they should be they should all be sent to l.a., san francisco, chicago, new york, washington, d.c. the people in washington, they go home for the weekend so they don't care. but all the big liberal cities, they have to feel the effecthe of their own policies. right. but in all of these big liberal cities, wenistrati sent to see many, manybig li home

the deputy was then flown by authority a tucson trauma center.ff said this is the third time in the last several days where his deputies and citizens have been placed in harm's way by reckless and violent criminal smugglers due to a border being neglected by those entrusted in washington, d.c. to protect americans. enough is enough. when our next guest is someone who knows a lot about this. he is the current texas lt. governor dan patrick. dan, texas lives this story every single day and so many of our border patrol agents have been traumatized, injured, hurt, and have even lost their lives over the years because of what they have gone through at the border, not to mention the people of this country who have been injured and brutalized as a result of some of these criminal aliens crossing in. your reaction tonight to this story? >> well, our prayers for that officer, that deputy in cochise county in arizona. like our troopers, like our sheriffs, like our local law enforcement and border patrol, they are in danger every day. every day, laura, i ge

new images showing illegal immigrants being detained in outdoor border patrol holding areas in the tucsonly overwhelmed, overcapacity and we're hearing -- i'd be interested in what you're hearing and mass release withs notices to appear for three, four, five years later. they're calling them freedom runs and letting people out on the street now. >> you're seeing this in najo, arizona, where people are being held in cages and outdoor facifacilities and we're seeingr 100 degree weather in arizona right now. you guys were talking about fall weather in other parts of the country, not here. we're still over 100 degrees and that's what's happening. the street relealeases are also happening all throughout southern arizona, a county that i represent, coches county is a big part of that and happening in the street being released and these ngos and all our departments as well are completely overwhelmed and they don't have any capacity. this is happening and i'm telling you, the moral of the agents is low. i go around town when i'm back in the district like i am now talking to parents and school fun

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we expect the wind to be between 31 and 35 degrees in the hottest hours in tucson, and we will have relativelyl and pleasant weather in these areas compared to the western and southwestern borders . we predict that the air temperature in the hottest hours will be between 42 and 44 degrees it will be and i will tell you about the situation of the religious cities of iraq and it is predicted to be dusty and the temperature will fluctuate between 43 and 44 degrees during the hottest hours . we come together and we repeat our ears, hearts, and being, and you are connected with those eternal heroes, heroes who are worthy role models for all generations. a book that makes the goals of this movement clearer for us imam musa sadr found it in the ashura uprising and it became the secret of his popularity, and the interpretation of the uprising from imam musa sadr's point of view is to preserve human honor and dignity . suleiman said, "we wear it for the south, which is a part of lebanon, let's say it with my soul, with our women, the religious leader of the imam." parallel to his struggles, musa turns

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take a look at this video our team shot in arizona this is a tucson, arizona sector you are going toillegal immigrants are dressed in camouflage scaling the border wall using a rope. and getting to the u.s. side and running off into the desert without apprehension of this area is patrolled by very few border patrol agents they do not have the manpower you will see there is a smuggler sitting on the wall with binoculars helping guide the illegal immigrants. over and over it you will see people scale often runoff into the desert without being captured. we are told by agent some of these invaders have pin drops on their cell phone they run up into the desert and wait to get picked up at a certain location by human smuggler but we see this all the time in arizona happens every morning. we will take you up to eagle pass, texas take a look at this video our team shot earlier this morning. another group that crossed illegally the del rio including eagle pass the scene is seen apy 1200 illegal crossings in the last 24 hours alone according to cbp sources the migrant families and single adult

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and i opened a door in tucson, arizona, which, ironically, is my home now, and i see two shadows. i recognize my mom because she left me when i was five years old. and i see this man behind her. and i knew how my father looked or what my father looked like from pictures, but pictures and reality are two different things. and so he was a stranger. and i think that's a metaphor for how i felt after not being around him for eight years. and it took us a few, i want to say, months until i got comfortable with not only my dad, but with my mom, being in this country. and i had to live with the fact that, you know, we were all undocumented. from 1999 until i'm 21 years old, i don't have papers and i can't return to my homeland. and i think that fact is a huge reason why i became a writer. and it was in high school that -- you know, when google becomes google, that i google salvadoran writers, and the first name that comes up was roque dalton, who is a leftist writer who wanted to create a better el salvador. and i start reading his work. and what really impacted me was that roque dalton

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. >>> uno de los puntos en la frontera con mayor flujo de inmigrantes en el sector de tucson arizona>> jamÁs en la vida de mis 42 aÑos pensÉ que iban a soltar gente dentro de estados unidos. >>> inmigrantes en su mayorÍa venezolanos siguen siendo procesados de bajo de puente internacional. >>> estamos agradecidos con el paÍs, agradecidos porque estamos llegando y aunque el secretario de seguridad nacional hoy les dijo que los venezolanos que no llegaron antes del 31 de julio no podrÁn beneficiarse del tps. >>> venezolano viene mucho, pero somos poco los que logramos pasar. >>> mientras que el gobernador de texas enviarÁ mÁs inmigrantes a destinos como chicago y new york donde se dicen saturados y donde el conjunto ya han llegado mÁs de 23 mil inmigrantes segÚn abbott. >>> francisco y que despuÉs de todo lo ha ocurrido en estos dÍas cuÁl es el ambiente este fin de semana en la frontera?. >periodista: johanna los inmigrantes siguen cruzando es un hecho mayor se registrÓ una baja en el flujo hoy volviÓ a aumentar tras la visita del secretario a este recinto, cuÁnto durarÁ esta nueva ola

so from tucson, arizona and our river flows through town is the santa cruz river one of them? and that's where tucson was founded i mean, way before there were spanish conquistadors that came through that the site of indigenous people that lived there for four. i think it's one of the oldest continuously parts of the whole united and in the eighties. the river still flowed and. people would go swimming in it. and there were stories that people had, you know, big high floods, monsoon floods and it coming up over the banks and my entire life that river has been dry. i mean, we call it a river, but it's just empty, dry riverbed. and a few years ago, the local water utility began putting highly treated wastewater back to recharge that groundwater table there. and has created this little oasis that's really beautiful. and there is a multi-use path along the river. there's a lot of people that now use it increasingly for walking and biking. there are dragonfly population, there are frogs, there are that come. and it's really short stretch of river. it's not long, but it's really ama

. >>> en tucson hay incremento considerable de arrestos y dramÁticos rescates en el desierto de arizonaiguen llegando. >>> gracias paco cuevas en eagle pass en tex. un juez de mÉxico si concede la extradiciÓn a estados unidos, de o ofidio guzmÁn lÓpez. >>> estas ss mayores de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn estÁ mÁs cerca. un juez federal solicitÓ a la cancillerÍa mexicana, si ovidio serÁ enviado a estados unidos, por lo que ahora queda a completa disposiciÓn de la cancillerÍa. guzmÁn lÓpez ha hecho lo imposible por evitar su extradiciÓn, recordemos que incluso hace unos meses, negÓ ser hijo del chapo, una estrategia legal usada para ganar tiempo. ovidio es recorrido desde f brer del 2023 por distribuciÓn de drogas. la dea colocÓ a medio hermano de ovidio entre los 10 fugitivos prioritarios de estados unidos. ovidio debe permanecer en el altiplano donde estÁ recluido desde enero de este aÑo y desde donde se fugÓ su papÁ, por un tÚnel en 2015. julio pudimos contactar a uno de los abogado de ovidio que nos dijo que en este momento, estÁ reunido con todo su equipo legal para discutir la situaciÓn.

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before that, the book editor at the morning newspaper in tucson, arizona daily star for a few years.any other newspaper jobs in between. before i was a journalist, i was an english major and in english teacher and universities and just, you know, i'm the kid's mother said put the book down and go outside and play. i have always loved books. it's sort of, eventually, lead me into this path of journalism of being a book editor book reviewer. i am very lucky to have this job >> i was going to say, i think we should applaud the tampa bay times for maintaining a book section and its newspaper. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> there are two other books coming out this fall that i wanted to ask you about. ruth simmons, former president of brown and smith and prairie view university and the former president of harvard. both came out with memoirs. is that something that you will be looking at? >> yes, it is. they are both, you know, the clichÉ of o the glass ceiling, t they broke a lot of those. again, having an insiders view. they have just had extraordinary lives, both of them. yes, i am looki

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book editor at the times for 16 years and before i was the book editor at the morning newspaper in tucson, arizona, daily star for a few years. and i've had many other newspaper jobs in between. but before i was a journalist, i was an english and an english teacher here in in universities. and just, you know, i'm the kid whose mother said, put that book down. and outside and play. i've always loved books and it's sort of eventually led into this this path of journalism of being a book editor and book reviewer. and i very lucky to have this job because a, we're a vanishing breed and. i was going to say, i think we should applaud the tampa bay times for maintaining a book section in its paper. absolutely. absolutely. yeah. there are two other books coming out fall that i wanted to ask you about before we go to your list. ruth simmons former president of brown and smith and prairie university and drew gilpin faust, the former president of harvard, both came out memoirs. now, is that something that you'll be looking at? yes, it is. and they're both, you know. the cliche of the glass ceiling.

record highs in tucson into dallas and amarillo.id to upper 90s to the triple digits. the good news in the northeast, great lakes, canadian air blasts in and drops temperatures 24 degrees. chicago, you will drop 14 to 17 degrees. as we move into friday, cooler temperatures move into the northeast. but for our friends down south, 90s into the 100s right on through into the weekend hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. make sure their kids have their water bottles and try not to do any activities that are strenuous until early in the day or late in the afternoon. >> thanks, bud we will come back to you in a few minutes. >>> meanwhile, there is new fall-out from the scandal that erupted after spain won the women's world cup soccer title last month spain's football federation has fired head coach jorge vilda and issued an apology fo luis rubiales. last year, more than a dozen players said they did not want to play for vilda because of his coaching style and the alleged sexist culture surrounding the program. >>> new details about the death of lege

. >> brian: bill melugin yesterday was in the tucson sector. and he said there are 2,000 illegal crossings per day over the last three days. it is picking up big time. over in texas, 7,000. so this is -- after august, went up significantly. now we're seeing the numbers are going up big time. now that the heat has subsided and no one cares about title 42. it's dissipated. no one is signing up in their own countries. they are making too much money. and look at where we have to keep people because we have no idea where to put them and in tucson they said they are just letting them out into the streets. >> ainsley: in that area i guess you in arizona the retired ice director john fabricortei. he says we got the green light to release them out into the streets because we are coping with all this pressure. we can't house anymore of them. >> pete: street releases those look like cages to me. anytime cage expert. but that doesn't look very humane to me down there. >> brian: is aoc dressed in all white crying at the fence like she was during the trump y

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more than 11,000 migrants were apprehended this week in the tucson area, according to officials. more than 500 people had to be rescued. in southern california, there's a new app being tested in hopes to make traffic stops less stressful for both drivers and law enforcement. the safe stop app allows drivers and officers to talk virtually before meeting face to face according to safe stop. when a driver is pulled over, they can hop on the app, then immediately video call the deputy making the stop safe stop is teaming up with the l.a. county sheriff's department. specifically the west hollywood station for this new pilot program in washington. first lady dr. jill biden stopped in seattle today to visit the fred hutchinson cancer center. she's visiting to promote the white house's cancer moonshot initiative. it is a topic that hits close to home for the bidens. the president lost his oldest son, beau, to brain cancer in 2015. the administration says the first lady's visit highlights the importance of supporting child cancer and breast cancer survivors through research and care. and