en yuma arizona esta oscar gÓmez.Últimos dÍas, asÍ estarían adoptando el mismo mÉtodo que sectores del rÍo grande en texas que los dejen libre antes de ser entregados a ice. recientemente la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo que la patrulla fronteriza no cuenta con el espacio necesario para detener a tantos migrantesy es por esto que los liberan. el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza en yuma dijo que hoy se liberaron a mÁs de 250 personas. >> me duele un poco el corazÓn porque he mirado mis padres, mis abuelos como la otra gente sufre para llegar aquÍ y poder trabajar. oscar: el alcalde de yuma dijo que es una emergencia y que organizaciones sin fines de lucro estÁn recibiendo a estas familias. la patrulla fronteriza dice que el 75% de los arrestados son grupos familiares, el resto son niÑos no acompaÑados por sus padres o un adulto. es de octubre a la fecha se han detenido mÁs de 17.500 inmigrantes, mientras tanto el mismo periodo pero del 2017 se detuvieron a mÁs de 5300, un incremento de 330%. el aumento de tension

en yuma arizona esta oscar gÓmez.ndo el mismo mÉtodo que sectores del rÍo grande en texas que los dejen libre antes de ser entregados a ice. recientemente la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo que la patrulla fronteriza no cuenta con el espacio necesario para detener a tantos migrantesy es por esto que los liberan. el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza en yuma dijo que hoy se liberaron a mÁs de 250 personas. >> me duele un poco el corazÓn porque he mirado mis padres, mis abuelos como la otra gente sufre para llegar aquÍ y poder trabajar. oscar: el alcalde de yuma dijo que es una emergencia y que organizaciones sin fines de lucro estÁn recibiendo a estas familias. la patrulla fronteriza dice que el 75% de los arrestados son grupos familiares, el resto son niÑos no acompaÑados por sus padres o un adulto. es de octubre a la fecha se han detenido mÁs de 17.500 inmigrantes, mientras tanto el mismo periodo pero del 2017 se detuvieron a mÁs de 5300, un incremento de 330%. el aumento de tensiones obligado a cerrar uno de los r

vamos a yuma, arizona. por ahora regreso contigo. el futuro. asÍ dijeron. aspiran en el 2020 y no va a ser renovado. la medida se toma para disponer de mÁs espacio para los reos que tienen enfermedades mentales. la administraciÓn federal planea supervisa sion de construcciÓn de boeing 103 siete max. >> ter cruz cuestionÓ al administrador nacional sobre el proceso que llevÓ la santificaciÓn del modelo de la boeing 737 max ocho. >> amenazan con erosionar la confianza en todo el sistema. el funcionario se le cuestionÓ el hecho de que el entrenamiento que se le dio a los pilotos para este modelo que sufriÓ dos accidentes y cobrÓ la vida de 340 y seis personas no fue suficiente y se limitÓ a una sesión en el ipad. antes de decidir sobre la necesidad del entrenamiento reunieron a pilotos europeos, canadienses y americanos y lo sentaron frente a los-- para probar el nuevo aviÓn. "hubo un consenso entre los pilotos que no habÍa una diferencia el manejo del aviÓn comparado con el modelo anterior por lo que se llegÓ a la conclusiÓn que no se n

william la jeunesse has more now from yuma. william? >> harris, i've actually heard immigrant groups complaining that the border patrol holds someone for more than 72 hours were ice more than 20 hours, because by law they are supposed to be released.

in yuma, apprehensions are up.y one, men, women and children duck under the fence and they give up to a border patrol agent. this is the camera that shot that video. we're in yuma. that is a secondary fence. here's where agents patrol. that's a primary fence put here in the 90s. three buses from guatemala show up on the south side. 171 get out and come through this precut hole. turn themselves in to agents. they pay on average about $7,000. now already this year, last five months, there's been 170 breaches of the fence. these dates are dates of individual breaches. apprehensions double last year. because there's other than mexican, 96%, instead of being turned back over, they're at the processing station. the agency is spending $100,000 a month on medical care, food, clothing, diapers. what does it mean? half the agents that would be here doing enforcement are instead caring for and processing illegal immigrants back at the station. so this hole is now filled, dana and this fence is going to be replaced, all 26 mil

to our southern border, agents have arrested 750 illegal immigrants trying to cross into arizona in yumaparticular section of border is seen a massive increase in family apprehensions. reporter: large groups over 100, whether or not yuma, tuscon, are part of surge that began in 2014, with more central americans than mexicans, more families than single men. now monthly apprehensions are at highest level in 11 years. because of gridlock, animosity, partnership in congress, an agent said it is like a run away train, and no one is applying brakes. surveillance video here in in yuma, migrants turning themselves into border patrol, many requiring medical attention. they walked over vehicle barriers over colorado river or scaled fences, and through the sonora desert, a mexican highway runs parallel 20 yards from u.s. border, agents there see more central americans. >> there is a crisis, hundreds of people are crossing the border unimpeded. >> would a wall help. >> infrastructure helps it is a tool, it can slow team down or keep people out. reporter: mexico is offering asylum to central american

william la jeunesse has more now from yuma. william? >> harris, i've actually heard immigrant groups complaining that the border patrol holds someone for more than 72 hours were ice more than 20 hours, because by law they are supposed to be released. i will show you some video about how smugglers are taking advantage of current loopholes in u.s. law and doing it profitably. this as, sunday, multiple busloads arrived from guatemala mexico border heard by the cartels. after three days on the road, one by one, men, women, and children sprinted to a precut hole, ducking underneath. they don't run from agents. they line up late grade school to be apprehended, knowing their freedom is likely just a few days away, maximum three weeks. they are not alone. from texas to california the border patrol is seeing large busloads of migrants arriving. we are on the arizona mexican border near yuma. that is highly 2 in mexico. it's like a major interstate. under the new smuggling model, they are paying $7,000 for three day trip by charter line bus. they

amna nawaz was granted access to border patrol's yuma sector operations in arizona. the firsof two reports, starting with a view from the u.s. side of the border. and a warning:iewers may find me images disturbing. >> nawaz: under the hot arizona sun, with few belongings and well-worn shoes, these migrants have just crossed onto americana soil after they 4,000 mile journey from guatemala. ey surrendered to border patrol agents from the u.s. customs and border protection agency, or c.b.p. the groups they're encountering in recent years changed dramatically. a dede ago, 90 of immigrants caught crossing illegally wer single adult men from mexico. today nearly 90% are families and unaccompanied children from ceral america. it's a population the border patrol says they were not prepared to take on. inside here is what they call a processing center, where the families are held for about three days. they won't let us shoot any picture inside, but we can tell yowhat we saw. it's basically a giant cement room, with a processing desk in the middle, and around the perimeter are

yuma sector, they have a litle over 800. chief has gone to washington and made a request for 10 more agents every year for next four years. what they also say they want is more wall. not just wall, bu the technology that comes with it. they have about 18 camera towers right now. they say they can use more. they have substtial walling, as you can see, but even that can be penetrated. they walked us along thel wal and showed us places where there hasn't been a concrete foundation poured. people have been able to dig under and come through. there is older wall, what thd call the o landing mat wall that's easily penetrated or climbed over. so i put to them, thero conversationd the wall is if you build a 30-foot wall, which is what they want in someplace, people will build a 31-foot ladder. what do you say to that? they say, we can't deny that. walls redirect traffic or cauop to take on more harm to try to cross, but it is something they can do right now. lso say what they hope they do sen courage people to just make a legal cros

towns to help provide for migrants once they are released. >> we want to make sure our citizens of yuma are safe, but we also want to make sure that the humanitarian needs of people are addressed. because we don't -- i don't believe it's the culture of people in yuma, or of the united states, to let people go hungry and homeless. >> this is happening after homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen sent a letter to congress asking for emergency funding to help. president trump touched on the topic last night at his rally in michigan and then doubled down on to the little while ago in a series of tweets. he wrote in part, "if mexico doesn't immediately stop all illegal immigration coming into the united states, throughout our southern border, i will be closing the board or large sections of the border next week. putting a timetable on it. given newsome, california government, also responding. take a listen. >> this is the government's responsibility for the trumpet in this region has abandoned the response but he paid these are legal asylum-seekers. legal asylum-seekers. they are being

they have some form of significant walling here in the yuma sector, as it's called, for several yearsere was a huge surge in 2005. they asked for fencing funding. they got it. they have this kind of wall now along a good portion close to the point of entry which is called triple-layer fencing. it is significant and ver aggressive. it gets less aggressive the further away you get from ports of entry, but that has not made this sector immune from those same trends you've noted across the countr they have bee seeing surges and upticks over the last few years. they're seeing larger groups and a lot more crossings in remote areas. why are they seeing that? the same reasons the rest of the e untry is. they are seeing mofamily units crossing than ever before. yuma has the distinction of having the highest pactage of fami units crossing. 10 or 15 years ago, 90% of the people who crosse werngle adult males from mexico. today almost 90% of the people crossing are families with kids or unaccompanied minors.xi that's t resources in unprecedentedded way ?oos amna, ains on one of the str all of thi

william la jeunesse has more now from yuma.

most remote areas of our border, including places like antelope wells, new mexico, ajo arizona, and yuma, arizona. the availability of these express bus routes mean more young children are arriving at our border and seeing migrants rrive with illnesses and medical conditions in unprecedented numbers. to address these concerns, which were put into stark relief with the tragic deaths of two migrant children in december, c.b.p. is managing significant new efforts to increase medical checks and care upon arrival at border patrol stations or ports of entry. on december 25, 2018, i directed them to complete secondary medical reviews of all children in border patrol custody by either contract medical professionals or c.b.p. agent and officer trained as an e.m.t. r paramedic. to sustain and formalize this work, on january 28, i issued an interim medical directive, developed with advice from medical experts and pediatricians, to guide c.b.p.'s deployment of enhanced medical efforts to mitigate the risk to and improve our care for individuals in c.b.p. custody as a result in these surges of childr

corps of engineer floor says they are building 11 miles in yuma, arizona. >> we will show you vast sections a brand-new, beautiful walls. >> reporter: as plans to boost the barrier move forward, there is another concern within the administration, border patrol facilities are bursting at the scenes and so were nongovernmental agencies that have opened their doors to migrants. >> we are already stretched. 100 would take us beyond and above the number we have every experience. >> reporter: homeland security secretary kristjen nielsen says the potential overflow of children in dhs custody represents our most acute humanitarian risk. i am john lawrence reporting. >> secretary nielsen also told congress her department's funds are running low even though it recently received more money for operational and humanitarian work. >>> it is 4:40 am. >> a pricey instrument >>> i am anne mackovec at the live news desk. we have information on the shooting in the west oakland bart station last night. a woman was shot and she is now at the hospital. that station was closed down for about an hour with trains j

here's how local journalist in yuma al-sayed described the anniversary protest. as it appears masses of palestinian protesters have approached very close to the fence steady support it's just a three thousand m. from the border with israel as you can see despite the older members and their authority members that are supposed to be deployed along the border into gaza strip to prevent the protesters from approaching the fence we can see that the protesters are very close to the fence on the other side that israeli army is throwing massive amounts of gas bombs on the protesters using also drones that are throwing the gas comes to on the town itself the protesters very far away from the ten others from the borders. more and more gas bombs are being fired on the protesters as you can hear the paramedics the ambulance says have approached very close also to the fence because of the protesters who had to bring in a very short distance from the fence as you can see one woman was shot a woman was shot she has been taken by the paramedics in the protesters to the ambulance

. >> sandra: william la jeunesse is live along the border in yuma county, arizona.are going up but it isn't just the number. it is who. it's the demographic that is being apprehended that the border patrol says makes this a crisis. i want to show you that new video. these migrants arrive by an express bus direct from guatemala hired by the cartels. they go through a hole on the fence and line up to be arrested by a border patrol agent. >> we're in yuma. that's a secondary fence. here is where agents patrol. that's a primary fence put here in the 199 0*s. sunday 3:00 p.m. three buses from guatemala show up on the south side. 171 and come out, go through the hole and turn themselves to agents. they pay around $7,000. the last five months there have been 170 breaches of the fence. these dates are dates of individual breaches. apprehensions already doubled last year. because they are other than mexican, 96%, instead of being turned over within eight hours they are at the processing station. the agency is spending $100,000 a month on medical care, food, clothing, diapers

the first phase is 57 miles of 18'high fencing in el paso, texas, and yuma, arizona. >> to look at the pentagon as a sort of piggy bank/slush fund to grab money when you need it really undermines the entire credibility of the budget. >> the next stop could come in the shorts. it violates the constitution and law. >>> a stunning where jussie smollett has gone from victim to suspect to free man. they're furious that all the charges got dropped. smollett faced 16 felony counts of lies to pleeg. >> the lead said it wasn't worth pursuing. >> doing what he did does not rise to that level. >> i would not be my mother's son if i was gl of doing that. >> he was visibly angered as well as the police chief. they say they spent hundreds of hours which they say tarnished the look of the city. >> democ to raticrve out to the increasing number of teacher strikes across the country including the one recently in oakland. now, the senator wants to strength about the estate take to pay for the this program. >> some call it a buffet line. almost unlimited access for movies, less than 10 bulks. >> it's a g

i'm partial to your time as deputy sheriff having worked with the yuma county sheriff for many a yearith this incredible surge of illegal immigrants across our border. with the house voting on motions that their vote is an invite to illegal immigrants to have the right to vote, they are blocking enforcement at the border. the' coast appeal saying come on in. you will be tbroint our federal appellate system as well. your reaction? >> this is truly amazing. the 9th circuit have become the circuit court of appeals for mexico. what tom homan said, your previous guest, this is something that should shock the american people. the numbers will be around a million. the difference people have to understand is 90% of them were being removed. but now bawsms other judicial activism, now that the demographic are children and family units, 69% of them will be sittinged in the united states. 670,000 individuals will be released into the united states and ultimately they will have the right to vote. lou: the ratio used to be in the border patrol for every one apprehended there were three who made it

about allocating billions of dollars to building the wall. 18-foot high fencing will be built in the yuma sector. 10 democrats says that we have serious concerns that the department has come pet projects to come in the way of the readiedness. to look at the pentagon as a slash fund undermines the credibility of the entire dod budget. >> reporter: the president can now shift an additional $3.6 billion from military construction projects. >> the yeahs are 248 and the nay the are 181. >> the pentagon comp troller says that money used to pay for the border wall will come from an army personnel account. the money is freed up because the army was short 6000 retruths in 2018. in washington, ray boggan, fox news. >>> 2.9 magnitude quick happened near morgan hill about a mile northeast of anderson lake. 10:57 was the time. >>> a new earthquake warning system is said to be tested in oakland tomorrow. the alert will be sent out to mobile phones in certain parts sifty. we have more on what emergency officials want residents to do. >> across the city of oakland land on wednesday, a test testing the ea

in the yuma sector they are up 230% from this time last year.ump doubling down on why his 2020 congressional budget includes a sweeping overhaul to welfare programs. the president telling breitbart news, quote, i don't want to have anyone coming in that is on welfare. i don't like the ip the of people going on welfare for 50 years and that is what they want to be able to do and it is no good. the proposal includes requirements for americans 18-65 years old to work at least 20 hours to be eligible for benefits and aid. white house press secretary sarah sanders sparring with cnn's jim acosta over anti-semitic allegations, the back-and-forth stemming from donald from recently saying democrats are anti-israel and anti-jewish. >> the president is clear on what his position is and what his supporters for the people and community of israel. >> you are saying something that is patently untrue. >> their policy positions. >> democrats don't hate jewish people. >> they should call other members by name. i don't have anything more. heather: sanders the demo

and more urgent, border agents in yuma, arizona arresting 750 illegal immigrants.ing the alarm on migrant children that no one is talking about. todd morgan joins me live. thanks for joining us on this important issue. let's take a look at this conversation, 230% increase in family unit apprehensions at the un sector. 36% increase in unaccompanied apprehensions. why aren't we hearing more about this? how significant is this problem? >> thanks for shedding light on this? they have been here a while. think about this, so what we have is judicial activism, pick 20 days that you have to let these individual family unit and kids in the united states, what do you think that's doing to the cartels, the coyotes and those individuals who want to come into the united states? their ticket is simple and clear, grab a documentary illegally and come into the united states, kids are being exploited every day and it is growing. >> compare the issue now versus how big the issue was there when you were part of the obama administration? look at the numbers. >> the change in demograph

yuma is a prime example.or coming on. >> thank you, liz. >> thank you come back soon. thank you for having us. thank you for watching. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good evening. lou: good evening everybody. president trump taking his message directly to the american people. as he continues to endure the assault and subversion from all corners, the radical dimms, rino republicans, national left-wing media. misrepresenting the president on nearly every issue. the president has had it seems, quite enough of these folks. bypassing as many of them as he possibly can. with his direct communication. through twitter, speaking truth to all americans whether at rallies

it will field 18-foot high pedestrian rows of fencing along the border in yuma, arizona. >>> time is 6:15. the supreme court will once again hear a case on jerry g errymandering. they will take a look at whether the north carolina legislature controlled by republicans and the maryland legislature controlled by democrats have swayed their districts unfairly. >>> and today is the day that the ban on bump stock will take effect. the ruling came after president trump promised to ban bump stocks after the las vegas mass shooting. the justice department is estimating up to $25,000 stocks have been sold. >> coming up this morning, california senator kamala harris will talk about how she will pay for teachers pay raise. the goal is to give the average teacher a $13,000 pay increase in her first term. senator harris would make helping low income schools and teachers and students of color her top priority. >>> let's get you moving. sal, have you fixed everything on the roads? we will start in contra costa county. 80 westbound as you drive into richmond, there has been a crash at mcbride, a thr

the stories in the yuma sector right now. the idea of the temerity of the head of dhs to allow that to happen its ignorance. the can-do attitude is on the side of the cartels. they have a bunch of bureaucrats walking around in green uniforms who are absolutely, i'm talking about the leadership of the border patrol who are absolute morons. they are sitting there waiting for orders and waiting for someone to hand them a solution. if this is what we have come to, the quality of people in leadership that dhs from the secretary of the department on down i mean literally lets put out welcome wagons. pile them high because we are trying to assign tens of thousands perhaps millions of americans to their deaths. >> lou what i would say is look i know the leaders of the border patrol and i can tell you they are furious. this is not what they want to do. lou: and stand up. i'm so sick of bureaucrats being told how great they are when in point of fact they have to say at some point my god we have got to stop this. instead we have got the

they announced that at locations throughout the week and now at their post in yuma, arizona.rge number of migrant families and children. the direct release of migrants means there will be fewer people with ankle monitors to make sure they attend the court date. the situation is putting pressure on border towns to help provide for migrants once they're released. >> we want to make sure our citizens of yuma are safe but want to make sure the humanitarian needs of people are addressed. i don't believe it's the culture of people in yuma or of the united states to let people go hungry and homeless. >> this is all happening after homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen sent a letter to congress asking for emergency funding to help. president trump touched on the topic in michigan. hinted at the possibility of more migrant caravans arriving and threatened to close the [bleep] border. governor newsom responding to what is happen. >> this is the federal government's responsibility. these are legal asylum seekers, legal asylum seekers. being dumped at the bus stops and in the stre

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. >> well, i have been told first two places they start are around yuma, sector and also el paso sectorwill see a little bit of fencing there. there is some important needs down in the boot of new mexico, southeast arizona it is critical to get fencing there. you see a lot of funneling going through there. if you can put some along the area where some of the reservation land is, they don't really want that. -- that is one area there will be a clash on, along the reservation in southern arizona. that is a real critical need. there is a lot of trafficking that goes on there, that funnels up to pinal county in southern arizona, there will be some issues, i know ranchers on the border who are willing to actually let fencing be built there, you might see some of that waived. we have other areas where u.s. government owns land, we will see some go in there. >> john layfield here, border security is important but there is so much that needs to be done. no one has idea what to do with so mean people in the country right now illegally. what do you propose to do as far as immigration once the bor

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security, funds that will be used for border fencing including roads and installing lighting in the yumael paso border areas. the justice department siding with district court ruling finding president obama's affordable care act unconstitutional. the administration previously argued only parts of the healthcare law should be struck down. now they say the whole thing. nancy pelosi responding saying in federal court the trump administration decided not only to try to destroy protections for americans living with preexisting conditions but to declare all out war on the healthcare of the american people. nancy pelosi warning democrats it is time to focus on their message and pocketbook issues and not the mueller report. democrats get a chance to tackle big priorities tomorrow, alexandria cortez's green new deal. seen here at capitol hill, we heard about this program and it was set for a senator vote and we don't want to vote on it. >> this is just a procedural vote, motion to proceed, start debate on the resolution and mitch mcconnell is playing this up. this is about 2020. he wants to get p

says the money will support her agency's request to build 57 miles of 18 foot high fencing within the yuma and el paso sections of the border wall. 10 democrats critical of the move writing we have serious concerns that the partner -- department has allowed medical interference to come ahead of critical readiness issues facing our military. >> to look at the pentagon as a piggy bank that you can simply go in and grab money for something when you need it really undermines the credibility of the entire dod budget. >> the battle over border wall funding coming at the house failed to override the president's veto. the president can now shift an additional $3.6 billion for military construction projects. the pentagon says the initial $1 billion used to pay for border fencing come from an army personnel account. that money had not been spent because the army was short by about 6000 recruits last year. by kamala harris is unveiling her first major policy push as a presidential candidate. she outlined today how she would rapidly increase teacher pay as president. she has promised spending $350 bil

that the money will support her agency's request to build 57 miles of 18 foot high fencing within the yuma and el paso sectors of the border. 10 democrats critical of the move writing quote we have serious concerns that the department has allowed political interference and pet projects to come ahead of near term, readiness issues facing our military. >> to look at the pentagon as a piggy bank slush fund where you can go in and grab money for something when you need it, really undermineds the budget. >> reporter: with two thirds majority need today is unlikely to pass. that means president trump's national emergency would stand. letting him shift an additional 3.6 billion from military construction projects. >> the pentagon comptroller says the $1 billion used for border wall will come from an army personnel accounts. the money was freed up because they were short in 2018. in washington, back to you. >>> east bay students got a firsthand look of walking in the shoes of a sheriff's deputy. >> i just shot somebody. it was crazy. >> i can see where the police officers are coming from because t

in the show is down in your young cocoa and good machine which in yuma. they bought out of atlanta and then minister with the same. question i asked you know when i sure i sure don't but wished. to say but if i don't will change don't really don't want to get in here i'm sure more than. he put an arc of the form of let's say see it's a cannon vault lord continued and he became too good one piece of very flat break to paste one with your that and so he began to do the first part and then the northern one and the northern went on till he had five pieces of breached levees and it was the way he did it. there's a gig to delegate i will give you the i mean you know you have been here several around whether they have said we are very early on and if we do argue your football that out for me a programmer could literally have accommodated all that all of which will all of young look at em. like where you are from here in the well this building to. think that i mean a double bottom but they don't in the snow up other than club and. then when i mention and they add

locations near el paso, texas and yuma arizona are under consideration. >>> overnight construction site thefts are on the rise. it is causing contractors tens of thousands of dollars. detectives are looking into 14 different cases that started around february 1. contractors lop up there job site in the evening and show up in the morning to find their expensive, professional tools gone. >> they are able to get through a door that was maybe left over and then other times they will use pry bars to pry open doors or windows. >> police say the stolen tools are worth about $83,000 but contractors are losing out on thousands more in labor costs when their employees show up and have no tools to use. >>> a southern california couple is furious after they say their privacy was invaded and compromised during his stay at an air bnb. >> i actually came up to it and noticed there was a hidden camera right here. >> orange county police say it was a fake smoke detector hiding a hidden camera. the couple confronted the homeowner who said she put up the device that morning but the same device appears in

. >> we want to make sure the citizens of yuma are safe and humanitarian needs of people are addressed. >> this is happening after homeland security secretary kirsten neilsen asked all dhs agencies for volunteers to go to the border and congress for emergency funding. the volume of vulnerable populations is unsustainable she wrote. our system has been able to cope with high numbers in the past but the composition of today's load makes them unmanageable. in california arrests at the border are up 700% in the last 6 months. governor gavin newsom blames the white house. >> this is the federal government's responsibly, the trump administration, these are legal asylum-seekers. >> numbers are staggering. in the last 6 months migrant family arrests quadrupled, the biggest thing happening in the el paso area, those apprehensions rose by 1700%. shannon: an autopsy finds bacterial infections blamed for the death of a young migrant girl who died in us custody back in december. the el paso county medical examiner's office released its report on the death of 7-year-old jaelyn who was one of two chi

did the fbi show up at yuma abedin's door in the middle of the night? they didn't. there's so much more of this to come. in a two-tiered justice system. that's all about to change. justice, i can tell you, a report from my sources tonight is on the horizon. stay tuned with us. one lawmaker on capitol hill, well, not interested in anything truthful or any justice, yep, adam schiff who's using my name to raise a lot of money. please, help schiff take on handy. come on the show. we've invited you. he's a known liar, leaker, only interested in bogging the trump administration down with six to eight congressional investigations into every single aspect of donald trump's life, probably going back to nursery school. take for example his committee's questioning of michael cohen. prior to cohen's testimony, schiff's staffers briefed and potentially coached cohen for over ten hours. today when schiff was asked about this blatant witness tampering, oh, he did his very best to lie and dodge the question. come on the show, adam. we're prepared. we have everything you've said for

the department of defense will drekts the fund toward 18 foot high fencing along the yuma and el paso sections. president trump declared a national emergency last month in order to divert billions toward wall construction. the administration says it plans to shift 1.35 p$1.5 billion in future. and they say the pentagon did not seek permission before noticing the appropriations committee of the transfer. >>> michael avenatti arrested in new york for allegedly trying to extort more than $20 million from nike. he was released last night on $300,000 bond. he claims he is innocent. according to the criminal complaint, he met last week where attorneys for nike and threatened to release allegations of misconduct. >> that was on the eve of the company's quarterly earnings call, start of the ncaa tournament before avenatti allegedly telling nike's lawyers i'll take $10 billion off your client's market cap, i'm not fing around. the charges coming minutes after he announced a press conference for today to disclose a supposed major scandal perpetrated by nike. >> i have fought against the powerfu

. >>> two marine pilots have been killed in a helicopter crash near yuma, arizona. the southern poverty law center is known for championing social justice, tracking hate groups defending civil rights and taking the kkk to court. the group is facing its own internal struggles. a co-founder was fired and now the president is stepping down amid accu sakss of discrimination. here's cnn's nick valencia. >> this goes to show you that no one is immune from these types of allegations not even the southern poverty law center. hit a boiling point when earlier this month, a highly respected african-american attorney resigned. according to a source, the legendary organization that for decades has fought for equal rights in america, couldn't even guarantee those equal rights for its own staff. >> jews will not replace us! >> since its inception, the group has fought for equal right s against groups like the kkk. the southern pov hert law center fell short to guaranteeing quality for its own staff. the employees we spoke to would not go on camera out of fear of retaliation. but o

request for more money sports shanahan case billion dollars would help build nearly 60 miles wall in yumaearly 2000 miles long shanahan says he authorized by law to quote construct fences to install lighting to block drug smuggle corridors across international boundaries of the united states pentagon says it plans to divert funds from previously used personnel account u.s. army was short nearly 9,000 last year. >> lukas, in washington thank you so much for reporting there, okay, as fight continues over border wall funding immigration out of control at border 22 i will immigrants hid in pickup truck bed in texas tried to flee after police stopped stolen vehicle many got away to texas attorney general ken paxon your reaction. >> absolutely, you see that every day in texas maybe they don't get videos of it but it is happening every day along our border we have 65% border -- so that is a reality for our border a reality for our state, so not surprised to see that. elizabeth: the president has a victory today national emergency declaration stands. we have a situation, in texas el paso checkpoi

yuma, wall was built in 2005. illegal traffic dropped 95% over four years. are those figures accurate? >> yes, senator. >> and does that reflect your professional experience that putting a physical barrier can have a significant impact decreasing and stopping illegal immigration? >> yes. >> and that's both for human traffickers and narcotics traffickers. >> no question. >> let's talk about a second topic, which is kids. there's been considerable discussion about kids, and senator feinstein mentioned that she and i have been working on legislation together. i remain hopeful. this ought to be an area of bipartisan cooperation. it seems to me that everyone, republican and democrat, should be able to agree, number one, that families should stay together. that the best place for a child is with his or her mom or dad. but the rub is number two, in what capacity. has been the pose congressional democrats that in order to keep families together what cbp must do is release both the children and the adults. i think that is a mistaken approach. the legislation that i'v