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douglas nichols, the mayor of yuma, arizona. talk to you soon. >> thank you.mocratic candidates hit the road this weekend, president trump is focusing in on front-runner joe biden. our panel will join us to break down the latest news in the 20 to 20 race to the top. ♪ ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. ♪ ♪ leland: one way, perhaps, to look at the democratic horse race is by e whom president trump deems worthy of a nickname x this weekend we have a new member of that club in the more than 20 democrats, the president has a new name for democratic mayor of south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg. christina coleman on her first live shot of the network the tell us what the nickname is. hi, christina, welcome. [laughter] >> reporter: hi, leland, thanks for having me. mayor pete buttigieg dismissing president trump's new nickname for him saying he, quote, didn't get the reference. trump boxed buttigieg in a pretty -- mocked him yesterday afternoon caring the 37-year-old south bend, indiana, mascot to the longtime m

. >>> officials in yuma arizona says the resources are being stretched to the limit by the arrival of a large number of migrants the mayor of yuma arizona said more than 2500 people have come through the city shelter system in just the last month and the city's food bank has become a migrant donation center where volunteers are sorting through clothing and other odts for tho come across the border.>> we are looking to try to make sure that we meet all the needs of our community but with this we our congressmen can work through this so that it does have an end. it is hard for us and we cannot keep this up.>> the migrants are now being sent to a makeshift shelter at an old salvation army thrift store but that building can only hold 200 people in the mayor says the shelter is overcapacity as well . >>> chelsea manning is enjoying some freedom this morning but will probably not last long she is the former army intelligence analyst the provide classified government information to wikileaks. while the president commuted her 35 year prison sentence a judge ordered her to jail in march after

>> sandra, i can say in yuma we are receiving a soft sided facility.d there on a temporary basis. we should have our soft sided facility up and running in the next 30 days. and what that is going to do for us is provide space for up to 1,000 people to be detained and in reality in yuma we are already detaining from 1,000 to 2,000 per day anyway. the crisis is exacerbating our capabilities and it's already overwhelming what we have. so the advantage of bringing in these soft sided facilities, what it is going to do is help us move a lot of these people from the elements from outside the facilities because they can't fit inside our current facilities and bring them indoors in a climate-controlled environment that will make it much safer for them in our custody. >> sandra: you have an incredibly important job to do and not all of us can have the understanding what exactly is happening there in yuma because you see it firsthand every single day. the yuma sector is the third busiest for apprehensions along the southern border with the second fewest number o

people are flooding that border, overwhelming towns like yuma, arizona.rces are not there. now the president is taking a hard line. i want to have great trade relations with mexico. arizona and mexico trade is very important but we can't allow passive cooperation that mexico is participating in as people cross from central america into my state come into our country. it is not just a crisis in arizona. it is a crisis all across this great nation. heather: we talked about the humanitarian crisis. in terms of it also contributing as an economic crisis, people saying the president is using trade policies with this immigration policy but immigration, illegal immigration specifically i would imagine in arizona impact your state. >> it does. it impact every aspect of our society. i am a physician. i see it every day in the healthcare arena. effector education, public safety, the judicial system. everything is overcrowded because people are coming here the wrong way. we are the most welcoming nation in the world for people to come here the legal way. for people

if i was running for yuma i would probably go through the same thinking process but they sure how moseys number one the man and woman the work normally would be my word first responders in america and all around the world to me they're all heroes because really they spend long hours long days long weeks away from their families taking care of others but but if you're an organization that should be there in an emergency to take care of people and we're talking about hungry people and thirsty people you have to be providing the now. the emergency is not a week from now a month from now six months from now when you have american people hungry or any other citizen of the world hungry the emergency is now if you are not responding now is not good enough i saw people drinking from dirty streams water people that got sick and who knows what else i saw warm and falling down because they had good to add water to be drinking people that were gathering rods amol in them as their only source of food this is america were recalled in the twenty first century so at the end they call it contra. was no w

in fact, yuma, arizona, mayor text me. my phone. saying, ok, we have x number of people in our detentions, you know, areas, charities, and we don't have enough capacity and that type of thing. so i -- i've been on record before. we need to get together, democrats and republicans, to try to do some immigration reform. i also think right now, because it's an emergency situation, they need more funding so we can deal with this humanitarian and security crisis there and hopefully then we wouldn't have to bring t.s.a.'s over to the border. and with that i will yield back my time. mr. correa: thank you, mrs. lesko. i now recognize the chairman, mr. thompson, for five minutes of questions. mr. thompson: thank you very much. tost -- re we moving t.s.o.'s out of t.s.a., but we have two viper teams scheduled to go to the border. we have federal air marshals scheduled to go to the border as well as well as other t.s.a. employees. if they are so valuable, how can we spare them to leave that valuable mission and go to the border? have some 5,000

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case is basically say you have to put you have to cut your up you can compel you are you must provide yumahow up all sorts of things that this president does not want to see happen. >>so michael what is your view on the take away from today's hearing you know most people don't follow all of this the way a lot of us in the news business do you do as a political analyst. >>what is the take away for the average when you say a constitutional crisis i mean that's that's severe enough that means a lot to our democracy. >>yeah, i know, but what was happening today was bar was basically repeating the talking points. no underlying crime. no collusion. he basically said we've done the investigation which is not true. he said we have reached conclusions which is not true. but it's a talking point that he wants to continue to make. so when the democrats run fight back against that it just creates noise noise gree a noise is that wants have his voice is background noise, political noise fighting. gridlock those are the things that they believe they can take to the bank and and have a good chance of win

. >>> and developing now in yuma county, a deadly car to car shooting is under investigation. one person is dead, another injured. happened last night around 10:15 on highway 70. the chp is searching for three men in connection with that shooting. the men were last seen in a gold ford dpoex with tinted windows. it was headed northbound on highway 70 from feather river road. >>> new details about pg&e's payment to victims of wildfires sparked by the utility's equipment. next on nbc bay area, the amount pg&e is setting aside. >>> plus, everybody knows the warriors are a dynasty here in the bay area. but sometimes it's how you say it. the heat one paper is feeling for what fans are calling the year's lamest tweets. >>> and all new video shows deputy playing hide and seek with a bear in tahoe. we'll be right back. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. tastier

injunction halting the redirection of milary funds to two projects that would add 51 miles of barriers iniz yuma, a and el paso, texas. gilliam is overseeing two s lawsuits filrtly after the president declared a national emergency at theorder. that followed a two-month standoff with congress and a n partial government shutder funding to build a barrier wall. in his ring, gilliam wrote that the issues raised in the cases are "not about whether the challenged border barrier construction plan is wise or unwise. instead, this case presents strictly legal questions regarding whether the proposed plan for funding border barrier construction exceeds the executive branch's lawful authority." late this afternoon, president trump tweeted a response to the ruling, saying that "we are asking for an expedited appeal!n ay one of a four-day state visit to japan, president trump led off with criticism of what he called the "trade imbalance" between the two countries. japan has a $70 billion trade surplus with the u.s. shortly after arriving in tokyo with the first lady,drhe president sed the issue at a receptio

we have added new facilities to el paso, rio grande valley, and soon to yuma border patrol sectors, our short-term facilities remain beyond capacity. we are trying to cope with this. to address the volume, we detailed agents from the northern coastal borders, officers from c.b.p.'s office of field operations across the country, and our brothers and sisters from other d.h.s. components. however, even with the additional detailed staffing, our field commanders have had to pull agents away from the board to process reduced task force participation, postpone training and close check points. this is a risk to national security. it is unsustainable and cannot and should not continue. children should not have to sleep on the ground, huddled under mylar blankets. this is the united states of america. we can and we must do better as a country. let me be clear about this. c.b.p. cannot address this crisis by shifting resource or build manager facilities. they used the analogy, it's like holding a bucket under a faw kets. if we can't turn off the flow it doesn't matter how many buckets you give me

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last month when he was refusing to sign. 700 more illegal immigrants surrendering to border patrol in yumaocrats on the house appropriations committee push back against donald trump's request for $4.5 billion in emergency spending for the border crisis. there is also push back against the pope for sending $500,000 to help migrants at our southern border. trace gallagher has more. >> pope francis has been very direct and opposing donald trump's while on the us-mexico border. >> translator: a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not building bridges is not a christian. >> some are accusing the pope of taking an indirect did at the us at the trump administration by donating half $1 million to assist 75,000 central american migrants who are stuck in mexico. the money raised for the pope's charity is aimed at providing food and shelter. the president of a conservative catholic organization that has criticized pope francis before is skeptical about the basis for the donation pointing out the $500,000 divided among 75,000 people is about $6.60 each, enough to buy a

yuma can't handle it, otera county in new mexico can't handle it. we don't get ready for it. we're seeing hundreds released every day and 4,000 crossing the southern border every day. kristin: and so you would be okay with more coming into your district. >> no, kristin, we can't handle it. that's the point. and that's what ice and border patrol are saying. the border states are being overrun and really don't even have facilities. they're trying to find more facilities in maricopa county, but the churches, ngo's, city of phoenix has even told us they don't have any more resources. the city of phoenix is a big city, metro area about 5 million people and we're overtaxed and so, we need to spread this out throughout the country and we also need to take care of the border, and secure that border. kristin: kick, i want to ask you about the immigration plan that president trump put forward earlier this week. you support it or large suppo s supports-- parts of it. a lot of your republican colleague do not or tempered in enthusiasm when talking about it. i'm curious, is there room for

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yuma, arizona, had an emergency problem that mission because it's in -- proclamation because it's inh. and, again, it's hard for people innocence the north of the country to understand what's really going on. 60% of the people coming across the border are non-mexican, and because they're coming in from non-contiguous countries, law enforcement can't just turn them back and send them back to their countries of origin. they have to put them through the process. and because dhs facilities have become so overrun, a lot of these people just get released, often without tracking devices or even temporary detention. elizabeth: kristin tate, great to see you. thank you for coming on. and thank you so much for having us in your homes. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. for all your business news, keep it on fox business. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. for far too long, communist china has been cheating the united states on trade, outright stealing u.s. technology and intellectual property. the result has been decades of trade deficits, lost jobs and losses of trillion

i'm not asking you to talk about what's happening in cleveland and compare it to what's happening in yumaut i will say is there a sense, an overall sense of how home buyers are feeling when we do have that uncertainty? >> yeah. i think there's always an uncertainty and that's why it goes back to find somebody local that knows the market and also, the low interest rates, your buying power is better than it's ever been. i think there are some real opportunities to maximize on what you're purchasing. liz: why are home builders down on a day like this when we've got consumer sentiment numbers hitting a 15-year high? we tend to see a lot of real estate stocks down today, i don't know what the rates are doing, but the real estate investment trusts which do have a nice return, certainly should be seeing some positivity here. what do you think is going on with the actual investments for our investor audience? >> i think it comes back to their buying power and it's hard for affordable housing. we have a shortage all across the country of affordable hougs. that's a big thing for not just as realtor

as we speak, our city of yuma, arizona, had declared a state of emergency.sustainable crisis happening at our border. we need democrats and republicans to work together to close these loopholes now. this should be a unifying issue. border security used to be unifying, and i think there is a lot of pressure on the democrats, as there should be, that they need to stop obstructing. this isn't a game in arizona. it's a public safety issue. it's a national security issue. >> harris: house budget committee chairman john yarmuth, however, not accessing support for the proposal, saying this -- "they're just trying to change the words. immigration, to them, is just about the wall." meanwhile, the ninth circuit granting the request to send asylum seekers back to mexico while they wait out-of-court proceedings. the court order reversed the decision by san francisco judge that would have blocked the policy giving president trump a temporary victory on immigratio immigration. governor, the situation got worse in the last ten days as we had north of 30,000 illegals crossi

as we speak, our city of yuma declared a state of emergency. we have people that have come in and we're unable to catch them. we need democrats and republicans to work together to close these loop holes now. that was the conversation today. >> neil: no democrats were there. the administration tried to reach out on this. the democrats say not so. do you know if democrats were invited? >> i'm not sure what the process was there. it was a thoughtful conversation. this should be a unifying issue. border security used to be unifying. there's a lot of pressure on the democrats that they need to stop obstructing, this is not a game in arizona. it's a public safety issue, a national security issue. when i'm out and about in my state, we have to fix the border and secure it and fix our immigration system. so i ask my colleagues, let's come to the table and let's work on this together to solve it for the american people. >> neil: is that the plan then, senator, all of those things are address in this plan, to discuss with the president, did he talk about

i get tax from the yuma, arizona mayors saying we are overloaded.cannot take people in the facility. they ship them to phoenix. i met with ice officers, they are getting hundreds of people just from yuma, arizona, this is a major problem and we need to address it. maria: we are showing pictures of me at the border, it was incredible what i saw, the children being put in tough situations because mothers are actually renting out their kids. the border patrol people told me that renting program going on, they are getting $140 to rent their child to give to somebody else so the person can come across the border with the child because they believe that if you're family you'll get treated differently. is this something that you think the two parties can get together >> the fact of the matter is, you can't make the generic statements because every situation is different. we do have horrendous situations, humanitarian situations where people are trying to -- maria: why can't we get immigration reform done? >> i do want to work with me. >> you have to stop b

el paso, yuma third. we received notification that cbp is working with ice for bus transportation for unprocessed families and migrants. in yuma sector. to other lower-level sectors, right? why isn't el paso receiving the same service? >> there will be a flight this week. >> we receive clarification the flight was a stopover for refueling? >> i'm told they have a flight going in san diego sector where they have additional capacity. i will follow up on that. know is important. >> el paso has seen the starkest things as you know. >> thank you for recognizing that and responding. for border patrol releases after border patrol process and family units, what are the steps cvp takes to decide where they are released? >> this is something we have to work closely with local communities to make sure there is capacity in the ngos to house people effectively so we're not leaving them in situations that are uncomfortable. >> i truly believe you understand the challenges of the communities that we are experiencing. is

although we are adding new facilities and el paso, the real sectors,lley, and yuma our facilities are still beyond capacity. we have detailed agents from the northern and coastal borders and received assistance from our brothers and sisters in os oh. even with additional manpower, my field commanders have had to pull agents off the border, reduce task force participation, postpone training, and close checkpoints. cannot address this crisis by simply shifting more resources or building more facilities. it is like holding a bucket under a fossett -- it doesn't matter how many buckets you give me if we can't turn off the flow. to address the flow of illegal immigration, there must be consequences for illegally crossing the border. before this is both a humanitarian and border security crisis. but as we focus our resources on the immediate humanitarian need, we have been forced with the nation security at risk. we have apprehended more than 3500 people with gang affiliation and criminal this fiscal far year, and assaults on my agents are up more than 20%. single adult apprehensions have r

i was in yuma with a group of congressmen down there at the border. to go buy paper to get the hotel to allow us to print it out. we printed it out and began reading it immediately. congressman gaetz was with me. we compared notes. as we were riding back from yuma to phoenix, a good three-hour trip and i will just tell you we read it. i know ratcliffe and jordan, all of us have read the report out there talking about it. collins has read it. we've had meetings about it. i'm flabbergasted that he would assert few people have read it. >> sandra: mccarthy is making the case he is looking for attention. what do you think his goal is here? >> i haven't had a chance to talk to him about it. i have no idea what his motive is. but his conclusions i think are very different from mine. i disagree with him. i don't know why he is doing this. >> sandra: moving to the week ahead, we know former white house counsel don mcgahn was subpoenaed to testify set for may 21. that's on the schedule for this hearing before the house judiciary committee. we don't have much in

this represents a 106% in the rio grande valley, 174 in yuma and 548% increase in the el pasoo sector. during the same time period, border control apprehended nearly 36,000 unaccompanied children, an increase of 66% this represents 82% in san diego, 124% increase in del rio and 333% increase in el paso sector. finally zeroing in on biggest driver of border crossings, family units. from october to march, border patrol apprehended 189,584 families along the southern border. 374% increase from the same time period in fiscal year 2018. this represents 228% increase in the rio grande valley. a 636% increase in del rio and astonishing 1,670% increase in the el paso sectors. in may and june at the height of what president obama called a crisis, approximately 135,000 people were apprehended at the southern border. in february and march of this year, again, a comparable two-month period, more than 180,000 were apprehended. let me just repeat that. back when president obama called this a humanitarian and security crisis is when 135,000 people were apprehended. this year, february and march, 180

work from beginning on a 46-mile stretch in new mexico and a five-mile portion in yuma, arizona.sident trump was ignoring congress's wishes by diverting defense department money to pay for the wall. >>> it's been a deadly week on the world's tallest mountain. at least nine people have died climbing mt. everest during a record business climbing season. that's more than all of last year. and there are still dozens of climbers on the peak. as carter evans reports some think bad weather and bottlenecks are to blame. >> reporter: it looks like a human traffic jam at the top of mt. everest as hundreds wait hours for their chance to stand at the top of the world. lukas furtenbach summited on thursday. he's still climbing down. >> its with very crowded. we lost about three hours waiting at the most difficult part of the rock. >> reporter: climbers call the area above 26,000 feet the death zone because the air is so thin. most need supplemental oxygen. >> and that's very danger oxyge. you can die within a couple of hours. >> reporter: almost all of them died while descending from the summ

. >> host: next call comes from yuma arizona thanks for holding. you are on book tv. >> caller: professor, i would like to know the modern excuse for the electoral college and how you become and elect for and things like that? >> host: let's see if kathleen wants to address that. >> guest: it is difficult to get this plane the electoral college but it is handed down by the founders to balance out the small state and large state interest. given that it's inside our structure i would like to start looking at the process of getting rid of it even though it is overwhelming. and i think that regardless of the outcome when you are working on the structure there is an advantage in ignoring a lot of states, so people should be able to see the candidates. they should have to address the interest in the states are solidly red were solidly blue, but they don't have to because for the practical matters they are already taxed so if you think that the electoral process is to get the electorate as a whole and also to make a decision that says regardless of who wi

let's go to yuma, arizona, the epicenter in the border crisis n state of emergency, that city's mayoru make of the back and forth? looks like republicans will try to cobble together an immigration plan, hope they have success with democrats on it, but what do you think? >> that is a great step forward. that is where it has to be begin. someone has to put the first proposal out there so ewhere we get with the stalemate who will flinch first doesn't help anybody. we need leadership. we need people that will put ideas forward. figure out exactly the path forward so everyone can get this approved. neil: mayor, your state of emergency, when you first enacted it, you and i have been chatting. what did you base that on? i assume you're still in that state of emergency? what do you get when you declare such a thing? can you explain? >> yeah. we based it upon the number of releases that were happening in our community, directly from border patrol. these are family units everything from little babies to, they're all, there is kids in there but they're all family units. there are not any unaccom

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parecen ser un peligro para los miles de cruzan a diario, mÁs de 900 migrantes fueron detenidos en yumapaÑados. los golpes y gritos de los migrantes que iban en un remolque cargado de madera pusieron en alerta a las autoridades, una simple parada de trÁnsito, terminÓ con el rescate de estas personas que rogaban por ayuda a 30 millas de san antonio texas, segÚn el departamento de policÍa, afortunadas los agentes que entrevistaban al conductor, escucharon los gritos de auxilio. >> si no hubiÉramos parado la troca, esto podrÍa haber sido peor, escuchamos que alguien estaba rasgando la madera y encontraron a 16 personas. >> pensÁbamos que era droga. >> cuidado en lo que hagan, tambiÉn porque a veces yo se que quieren mejorar sus vidas pero tambiÉn estÁn peligrando y puede resultar en muerte. >> siguiendo con este caso le in norte que dos migrantes fueron trasladados a un hospital con di signos de deshidrataciÓn. >> en otro tema, el talibÁn estadounidense serÁ liberado fue capturado por apoyar a extremistas por apoyar a extremistas de ataque de 11 septiembre, aunque serÁ vigilado, polÍticos

sector and chief border patrol agent for the [inaudible] center and assistant chief patrol agent in the yuma sector. our next witness is mr. todd owen. he is field operations officer which includes managing a budget of five-point to billion dollars for operations at cbp's port of entry and another national security operations and he served as the field operations for los angeles field office and responsible is extended to the greater los angeles area including the airports. our third witness is natalie asher, she currently is the acting executive associate director for enforcement and this role she is a test with identifying, arresting, removing those aliens that present a danger to national security or public safety. prior to her current position she served in the u.s. army as a russian linguist and military intelligence analyst. our next witness is the office of refugee resettlement at the apartment of health and human services and prior to his current role mr. hayes serves as chair for staff at orr before doing hhs. he served as chief of staff to two members of the house of representative

the 400 miles this year work its way through the courts supposed to start saturday building in the yumaewrts. funnel people let alone stop people. this is not one of the hard things that we do. griff: you make a good point the immigration system in this country is fundamentally broken. the border wall cannot do it alone he had. jedediah: had to battle the democrats and now the courts. he is doing it because he has aligned himself with people actually on the border and come to him and said we need your assistance. >> democrats try to make a point thanelsd republicans are sober them in. border patrol sits there every day and overwhelmed. these men and women will walk off. they will leave. nobody gets paid enough to deal with what they're dealing with right now. griff: do you know who gets paid a lot to do headlines. brian: gets paid a lot i don't know about sober. jillian: very questionable. get you caught up on news starting with a fox news alert. branelsd new video shows catastrophic damage people are waking up to in dayton, ohio. two powerful tornadoes touching down near the city overn

can list it out for you, what pieces, primary walls, secondary walls replaced, being freshly built, yuma new immigration plan a couple weeks ago, talked about full and final border security he made very clear we didn't listen to politicians on capitol hill to put together the immigration plan. we listened to the brave men and will on the border. they are overwhelmed. they are being diverted from protecting the border, providing frankly health and wellness. we're trying to move people down there who can fulfill those duties. we have new acting director of i.c.e. i think it is incredibly important to recognize all these democrats have said, abolish i.c.e., get rid of i.c.e., i.c.e. alone, forget about everybody else, i.c.e. alone interdicted enough fentanyl to kill all of us coming over the border through other ports of entry. they're trying to stop the flow of drugs, flow of people and trying to help people make it to the border. brian: president said i will not legislate if you're going to investigate but it has been brought up bill clinton investigated by newt gingrich for impeachment t

griff: judge heywood gilliam, two cases of wall going through the yuma area, more than 50 miles.e. maria: another activist obama appointed judge has just ruled against us on a section of the southern wall that is already under construction. this is a ruling against border security and in favor of prime drugs and human trafficking. we are asking for an expedited appeal. jedediah: that has been a challenge for the president. he has been struggling with how to get this done. he made this a campaign promise the first time around. he is continuing to say that national security is a priority of his, that the humanitarian crisis needs to be addressed. he has gotten no help from democrats, and now he is facing some challenges in the court which he anticipated. earlier we spoke with tom homan on fox & friends who talked about how trump will ultimately win. take a listen. >> it's obvious why the left and the dems always go to ninth circuit, 'cause they tend to rule to the far left. i think the president will win this case ultimately in higher court. i think this is a foolish ruling ruling.

in fact, yuma, arizona mayor text me, my phone saying we have x number of people in our detentions areas or charities and we don't have enough capacity and that type of thing. i've been on record before, we need to get together, democrats and republicans to try to do immigration reform. i also think right now, because it's an emergency situation, they need more funding so we can deal with this humanitarian and security crisis. we won't have to bring tsas over to the border. with that, i will yield back my time. >> thank you, ms. lesko. i recognize the chairman, mr. thompson for five minutes of questions. >> thank you very much. not only are we moving tsos out of tsa but we have two viper teams scheduled to go to the border, we have federal air marshals scheduled to go to the border as well as other tsa employees. if they are so valuable, why can we spare them to leave that valuable mission and go to the border? we have some 5,000 vacancies within cbp and other agencies along the border right now that have been vacant for quite a while. nobody comes and say to us, we need to hire these 5,