what is the situation there in yuma like?r than the month before because in may we had about over a thousand people a day. we had 33,000 people come to the yuma sector and those that are -- that engage border patrol. what we are finding more and more now are those that are getting away. holes in the fence, those are the people that are looking to evade and those are the big security concerns really for our country. the reason i think we've been able to engage more and intersect more of those down the terrorist watch list and those with crimes is because we do have more agents now on the border, but what happened a year, year and a half before that when all of our agents start processing and not at the border. griff: what bill was reporting 50, 50 individuals arrested at our southern border hitting the tsdb and bill broke down in a tweet, 26 combined of the last 5 years, so you're up 100%. are you aware, are you notified when someone crosses, is apprehended and hits tsdb in your area? >> we are very fortunate, our local border

so this is a two in the morning update here in yuma. like i said, there's no border patrol agents to do any apprehensions. >> that's how busy it is at this sector. okay, what time did the border patrol show up and how many ofan them ultimately came so far ? we're still waiting fors. the exact number, but we got groups of hundreds and hundreds and they have the order. but at least now we know whereat the border patrol, how many of them came and we see how many are there but how many agents are actually there? that's the highest number to process them literally just one agent was at this sector basically apprehending 200 targets. and the reason why there's only one agent here is becausese a little bit on the left hand side we have sid the big gp of border one . that's where you have the single males that got away, the drug runners running in the middle of night. so all this is coordinated, really sophisticated by the cartels, human smugglersor on the inside in mexico around 2:00 in the morning you'll start to see a high vehicle traffic an

>>> hace 4 dÍas >>> sin telÉfono, con apenas 12 aÑos en la frontera de yuma estaba eric solo saliÓ dee estado con ella. >>> 4 aÑos sin verla, 4 dÍas sin hablar con ella pero se aprendÓo su nÚmero de memoria y llamamos. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> ya lo pasÉ. >>> ay! amor ya estÁ bien. >>> sÍ estoy bien. >>> sÍ. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> su madre vive en carolina del norte su padre en honduras Él espera que lo dejen quedarse y poder reencontrarse. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> pero aquÍ en pleno desierto la felicidad no es de uno solo, papi lo logrÉ >>> sin saber si podrÁ quedarse Óscar cruzÓ y llamÓ de inmediato a su papÁ que lo espera en miami ¿ quÉ siente que su hijo estÁ en estados unidos?. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> 8 aÑos hasta que Óscaror fin logrÓ salir de cuba >>> se te llenan los ojos de lÁgrimas >>> porque ha sido duro >>> pero el drama es para quienes los esperan en e estados unidos y para quienes se quedan en su paÍs sin saber buen sus hijos se quedan > roxie se vio obligada de dejar a uno de sus hijos en peÚu con su madre >>> de dÓnde saca fuerzas para hablarle usted a

but the folks coming through yuma, arizona, are not like that. they step across the border and they're carrying luggage with them. in fact, border patrol has had to actually limit the weight that they could actually bring in luggage to more than 50 pounds because as they come into the processing area, they're carrying their luggage with them. they're dressed in nice clothes. they're clean. they just got a shower the day before. they come across the border and they wait on border patrol. we take them into the processing area. when i got to the processing area, one of the border patrol agents walked up to me and said you see the lady behind you? and i turned around and said yes. he said, she's wearing a versace dress. i said it probably should mean something to me as a guy but it doesn't. my wife explained to me later that's a pretty expensive dress. why are we seeing people like that crossing the border? because it's easier to come in illegally into the country now than it is legally. most years we have a million people a year that legally cross o

sector than the arizona sector, but ten times than what they were in yuma.at's the got-away problem like down there? >> we know there are tens of thousands of got-aways in the country, literally thousands along our southern border in tucson. what the got-aways are, not the people coming over like right across where you see people giving up and then released into the country, these are the folks usually male, 18 to 35, wearing camouflage, dark clothes, trying to evade capture and detention, so clearly smuggling drugs or the people causing, want to cause harm in the communities and make us less safe. and here in southern arizona, increases in car chases and pursuits and that means everything is more dangerous as a result of the failed policies of the biden administration. >> john: arizona attorney general mark brnovich, approach it. >> sandra: the head of one of america's biggest banks out with a dire forecast for your wallet. the economic superstorm one major c.e.o. says may be brewing. neil cavuto joining us live on that. >> john: and empty baby formula shel

yuma, del rio sector, all throughout texas. what will this do to the immigration report now?e biden demonstration is having eyes dismay's all the they are taking a creative approach to reduce the backlog, they are just leasing these people into the interior of the united states. there in the same and then trying to replace them with people who meet their own ideological framework. none of this is a recipe for trying to deal with the issue and reduce the backlog in any kind of a meaningful way. it leaves me wondering who is looking out for the interest of the american people in this whole thing? >> want to play the administration line? >> we continue to enforce the laws of this country. we continue to. >> is not accurate what given what you have seen clocks figur is not remotely accurate. i worked with him when i was that u.s. eis he follows up partyline dictated him by the partyline. what the immigration courts and what ice are doing right now is not consistent with law and order approach of the spread essentially ice is ignoring immigration laws they don't like . in biden's

another solution like for this war which was split by the strong tremors dumb, but do, you know, city of yuma ruler couldn't glue. little more, you mean them? the cracks are due to earthquakes, which have recently been occurring more and more frequently. the locals claim the shakes caused by shale gas extraction a short distance away. it's the 2nd largest deposit in the world. fucking was stepped up following the invasion of ukraine to cover the west's increased demand for natural gas argentina's precedent. alberto fernandez hopes the huge gas field called vaccum water or dead cow, can be a way out of the severe economic crisis that plague the country for years. really, molly, it's been great and delivered to bludgeon tina's problem is the lack of infrastructure to transport, natural gas, but also crude oil. all of the, above all, there are no pipelines to bring the gas from the vaccum. wet field to river poland still indulge in tina did not invest in the necessary infrastructure in time life. and now can hardly step in to replace gas and oil produced in russia. a ladder own up out of the mid

yuma has 27,000 see at the bottom. that's where you were.c that shows that that was actually up year over year. 401% just in that sector. so, obviously, if it's going like that. that's the easy path lane to get into the united states, it looks like. >> exactly. thesing mys, they have no fear of being deported under title 42. we are seeing yuma is happening nightly, steve. >> steve: sure, before you go. at the end of last week we were showing people that gigantic migrant caravan started in at that point pew la mexico heading north. over the weekend now all of those migrants have been given some paper where they are now able they don't have to march in a group anymore for protection. they essentially have a yeah, can you use this to get to the southern border by bus or train or uber if you are lucky. and so now that's how they are heading. they are all heading north on their own. the caravan has disbanded. >> the mexican government has completely allowed this the president has not done anything to stolen any kind of illegal immigration, especi

take a look at arizona, yuma arizona, they are also getting hammered as well. they have had more than 290,000 illegal crossings since october. listen to this. their numbers are up a staggering 318% over the same time last year. many of those migrants liking the cross in yuma because there's a massive gap in the wall where they simply walk-through. arizona attorney general mark not happy about the situation. he lays the blame squarely at the feet of the biden administration. take a listen. >> the biden administration has decriminalized, incentivized people breaking the law and so these are people coming here to, you know, be housekeepers or bartenders, as a result of these policies, you have literally people on the terror watch list coming in. you have the cartels flooding the country with thousands of pounds of illegal drugs every single month so americans are dying as a result of failed policy and we are also paying the cost not only in lives but we are paying the cost in treasure as a result of social services, everything from health care, to housing to food

or whatever it is shipped to the sectors in order to cross he regrets doug nichols is the mayor of yumalieves in part the un- finish border wall is to plane. counters have increased 345% so far for the fiscal year. close to 212,000 have been logged versus more than 47000 for all of 2021 according to cbp data. each community has its own unique challenges. back in texas it is the rio grande river. >> we do get called upon as part of our boat operations augmenting and helping a border patrol and bps and local law enforcement for a quick search, rescue and recovery is also part of the job as more migrants who cannot swim get into trouble attempting to cross. that coupled with scorching temperatures making it all the more dangerous. >> this kind of heat not just getting them to surrender and stay in place but surrender, stay in place for their own safety. they can get medical attention if they need regrets this week several former border patrol agents sent a letter to dhs secretary advising him not to unfairly discipline those border patrol agents on horseback wrongly accused of whipping hai

el niÑo que ven aquÍ >>> re costado es un bebÉ de 5 aÑos que fue abandonado en la frontera >>> en yumacÓ y encontrÓ solo a este niÑo guatemalteco y lo cruzÓ por la frontera junto con el grupo de migrantes con quiÉn viajaba y despuÉs esperaban yo llegada >> simplemente estaba en shock o estaba con miedo pero pusieron en mis brazos pero se quedÓ totalmente desplomado y tÚ puedes ver en en el video en un momento no sÉ si sigue vivo o no >> estaba tan dormido >>> una migrante cubana que dijo ser enfermera le dio atenciÓn mÉdica y entre todos le dieron atenciÓn mÉdica >> otro chico que estaba ahÍ le dio una chamarra mÁs gruesa, cobija, comidas >>> en el brazo tenÍa escrito con plumÓn un nÚmero de telÉfono >>> despuÉs entregado a los oficiales de la patrulla fronteriza que dijeron a noticias telemundo que el pequeÑo llevaba consigo mochila y su acta de nacimiento. >> nosotros tambiÉn llamamos al nÚmero que tenÍa apuntado en el brazo y nos contestÓ >> dice que no fue abandonado >>> e intentÓ cruzar con Él en varias ocasiones y fueron expulsados por eso optÓ porque el niÑo cruzara solo dice es

reportero: el hallazgo del menor fue a pocos metros del rÍo colorado en yuma.regaron a un activista y estaba en el muro ayudando a migrantes que pasan por esta zona, quien se lo entregÓ a la guardia fronteriza. >> con inmigrantes se me acerca y me pregunta si sÉ algo del proceso. me dice que venÍa cruzando y se encontrÓ a un niÑo abandonado. lo agarrÓ y lo cruzÓ, pero el niÑo no sabemos de quiÉn es. solo tiene un nÚmero escrito en el brazo. reportero: cargaba una mochila con su acta de nacimiento y en el brazo el nÚmero de telÉfono de un familiar en los estados unidos. >> una enfermera de cuba le hizo unos exÁmenes al niÑo para verificar y sÍ estaba deshidratado, mal nutrido. reportero: en el mismo lugar fuimos testigos de constante cruce de indocumentados. a los coyotes aprovechan la zona para pasar a cientos de inmigrantes y tambiÉn espera que las temperaturas bajen. leÓn: los padres del paÍs estÁn debatiendo luego de la reciente aprobaciÓn de las autoridades sanitarias de las vacunas de pfizer y moderna para niÑos menores de 5 aÑos. veamos cÓmo marcha la cam

in the city of yuma.to spread the groups across the southwest border because now that title 42 is in place, single adults are not looking to turn themselves in, they are looking to get away. the cartels are active on pushing huge family groups to tie the border patrol up to move the people who don't want to get arrested and fentanyl and other drugs in unprotected regions. >> this is a very treacherous crossing area here, that's the sonoran desert and it gets hot this time of year. >> i'm surprised the numbers are increasing, you are going to see the migrant deaths. now that illegal immigration continues to rise, you'll see more deaths down there, and that's why specifically in tucson you have the largest ment an of got-aways, less infrastructure there, less border patrol there, more got-aways and more deaths because they are not rescued. >> john: who knew what when and what they are doing about it. report customs and border put out, saying trans national criminal organizations will exploit migrant flows,

. >>> on the fire watch, evacuation orders remain in place in parts of nevada and yuma counties as a wildfire burns out of control. it started this afternoon and the flames are currently threatening about 500 homes and buildings with water and muir that infrastructure area. right now there is zero containment >> we keep talking about these fires, paul, and i feel like it's going to be the same thing every day, another fire. >> this is one of the biggest ones that's broken out this seen, and it's a spot that makes it difficult for the fire crews to get a challenge on. the sun was up, now the sun's down. they're hoping temperatures drop off. the fire is burning. this is the current view from one of the pg&e cameras. you can see all the hot spot pos and smoke employing off of that. they're fighting a little change in wind drink. the same kind of thing that happens in the bay area. you a similar pattern happens every day with the valley breeze replaced by mountain breeze. cooler weather is eventually on the way to that part of california. waves of cooler air are hided our way thanks to t

los minutos de tensiÓn fueron grabados por la cÁmara corporal que muestra la policÍa de yuma, arizonales de la policÍa de monte fueron asesinado aparte del dolor y la tristeza esto genera impacto econÓmico ya que aquÍ hay muchos negocios y los trabajadores no pueden entrar a ganarse el pan de cada dÍa los detallen segundo. gabriela: hoy se cumple una dÉcada de que el programa daca fue creado y millones de soÑadores continÚan en la lucha por una soluciÓn permanente. presentador: sofocante calor se destaca el sur de california serÁn

yuma, arizona, the record is 115. we should get close to it with 114.n for that part of the country is exceptional heat and it is dangerous. so you need to stay inside. and unfortunately that is going last through the weekend and early next week. although it will get to be a little more seasonal. yuma drops to 105 but tuesday and that is more typical for this time after year. record highs across parts of texas today. but we do have a chance of severe storms along the gulf coast with hail, gusty winds and torrential downpours tuesday. that's a look at the weather across the country. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >> and that is your laters goo. the phone made by google. for all you are. >>> i am meteorologist cary hall, it is no fog and all sunshine. it is going to be hot this afternoon. or inland areas, we are heading for 101 degrees. the heat advisory begins at 11:00 this morning, going until 10:00 this evening for the areas away from the coastline. we will get relief on sunday, highs in the low 80s and we will see more clouds

you spent time in yuma. what? 1 18, probably like 1 14 1 16 was the highest i worked for one year in yuma, arizona, was brand new 22 years old right out of college and, you know, they say it's a dry heat in the summer summer. it's not a dry heat. steve paulson, you know as well. i think mine's 1 16 or 17 in phoenix. it's an oven. it's not a it's an oven for crying out. yeah, it'll be hard for many to we're not that hot. thank goodness but see when this time of year when the weather when the anchors tossed to the weather person, the first words out of their mouth or where's that monsoon? if you're from arizona, you get that bob barr's own my good friend. are you out there? you get that alright? sixties already up in tahoe and truckee 94 in palm springs, phoenixes 95 flagstaff, almost 80 is hot. sacramento's almost 81 palm springs, 94. palm springs looking for about 1 11 today, phoenix looking for 1, 13 and speaking of a little bit of moisture sneaking in into parts. arizona won't impact southern california i don't

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correspondence of the urban population, according to one version, it is true, and it is not from all of yumachild. kekie. the people are not nice fashionable health. skit with such a tire they defended him from the groundhog of the evil wok, albo on lapel. it would be better if the dismissal about such people seems not ironclad in this light, for any outburst gta facts and faith, in knowledge, not a pie dressed two watchful merchants to go one to one with messages and entrust their goods with the appointed amount. december was taken away from me. there was a letter from stepan, he now no longer has such a position, in fact, he received the answer either through the same person. or maybe through another, because it was just a lot or a comrade or a person who is going somewhere or traveling, or maybe even there was some merchant, to whom he gives his clothes, which can do something there. here is a trading monetary transaction, as one reached the addressee. well, this, of course, is already unknown, because there are no other documents confirming that the letter was received, and what? respond

says the humanitarian crisis and gaza has reached unprecedented levels. yuma, l. fire report. the 14th of june marks 15 years of an eas, railey land air in sea, located of the gaza strip. that's one of the most densely populated areas in the world. 2000000 palestinians live in what has been described as the world's largest open air prison. since how much to cope with the calls to strip in 2007 attitude legislative elections, israel has imposed to full c, shall include. it strictly controls every one in every pink going in or out. it's further damaged causes bleak economy and the dire living conditions of it's 2000000 people. and that's been were sent by both israel and egypt keeping their porters closed. israel allows passes through the air is crossing only in it is considered exceptional humans, terry, in cases in human rights watch latest report on israel seat. it states, the closure has devastated the economy garza contributed to fragmentation of the policy, t and people, and forms part of ease, really, authorities, crimes against humanity, of appetite and persecution, agai

the marine corps air station in yuma, arizona, is one of the closest military sites. they have responded to the crash, according to radio traffic in the area. norah. >> o'donnell: all right jonathan vigliotti with the late-breaking details. thank you. also tonight there is growing concern about the safety and security of supreme court justices as they get ready to possibly overturn "roe v wade." a 26-year-old california man has been charged with attempting to kidnap or murder justice brett kavanaugh. after being arrested near his house in the middle of the night. we get the latest now from cbs' scott macfarlane. >> reporter: the f.b.i. says nicholas roske traveled across the country from california before appearing just after 1:00 a.m. outside the suburban d.c. home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh with a backpack carrying a knife, a glock, ammunition, pepper spray, and zip ties. according to an 26-year-old admitted he bought the gun with the intention of breaking into the justice's home and killing him. but local police tell cbs news roske called 911 on himse

se rainfalle t103 in parts of thes well look at these teaches as well. 108 until blithe and 105 in yuma all right, guys, we're talking about heating up in the west also heating up in the ropics. we're watching a few systems that we need to keep an eye on we'll look at that in just a few minutes. >> thanks a lot, michelle. see you in a bit >>> ole miss was the last team in and the last team standing in the college world series >> 1-2 pitch struck him out from last four in to last team standing, ole miss has won the college world series >> it was revelry for the rebels as ole miss sailed to their first college world series title. they beat oklahoma 4-2 last night, completing the sweep. >>> up next, a stadium collapses duri ang bullfight, claiming the lives of several people. we're back in 60 seconds with the dramatic video on a new doggy door. extra large. with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, you just can't stop getting rewarded. i love my hardwood floors. with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, but honestly, i didn't really know how to take care of them.

a marine corps official confirms the downed aircraft was an osprey based at marine corps air base yuma, the aircraft that can fly like an airplane, but can also take off and land vertically like a helicopter. the area where it crashed is in a remote part of california, not far from the mexican border. last march, and osprey crashed in norway during nato exercises, killing four marines, but it will be at least 24 hours before we know the identity of those onboard the osprey that crashed in california per military protocol. david? >> all right, awful news coming in there tonight. martha, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the pandemic and to promising news tonight on what could be the next booster. moderna saying their updated vaccine booster that could be ready in time for this fall for any new wave, moderna saying it offers up to eight times more protection against the omicron variant. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, promising news for the next booster shot that could be perfectly timed for the fall. moderna calling its updated shot "a clearly superior booster," offeri

had a chance to visit yuma, arizona, a few weeks ago. it was pretty incredible because the people, you know, there will be miles of fence but there would be these gaps occasionally and that's where they would pour through illegally. amazing. we can rectify that by just filling in a lot of the gaps, thereby, making our border patrol job much easier by being able to focus on less areas instead of wide-open spaces or gaps all along our border. but, no, it seems to be about some other agenda. 15,000 people, possibly, will crowd the border here soon under the idea that we're going to possibly let title 42 go. thankfully, two different courts have stopped that. so what are we doing? the terrorists that come across our border really almost unchecked. i mean, they capture a handful of them but how many are getting by that get away? we don't know that. are they starting cells right here in our country? why not? so as we know in april, there was over 230,000 encounters, they call them, at the southern border. so that's the highest in u.s. history

sectors, you see at the top rio grande valley sector, 1318, 15 more in del rio, el paso over 1000 in yumaarizona, 346%, more than 4500 total in the last 24 hours in these four sectors. we had the opportunity to go into a migrant shelter across the river from me, you can see here there are more than 1500 migrants, the director there says there's more than 5000 mostly haitians on the streets in the city and he said he wants the administration to send a stronger message to migrants who may be coming to border cities because of anticipation of title 42. he wants the administration to tell them not to come. >> the administration we have right now, all of the families suffering right now, we have families here on the border. >> a caravan leader in mexico confirmed to us 11000 migrants will start marching north. to bring it all home, 11000 that may be on their way monday, 4500 apprehended in last 24 hours, all will come with a bracelet the cartel gave them when they paid. it's numbered, organized, and assembly line efficiency and ultimately it means trumpets for the cartel on the mexican side of

then we will take you over to arizona, take a look at the images out of yuma sector.ctor also getting hammered. they have had more than 290,000 illegal crossings since october first. their numbers are up a staggering 318% over the same time last year. the arizona attorney general mark blast the biden administration saying they are at fault for this historic border crisis. take a listen. >> we know that the biden administration is welcoming folks here that are here i --illegally, what are the people going through 100 plus degree temperatures and tracking through deserts like arizona and texas, what intentions do they have, you don't have to be a rocket scientist that those people are coming here to do bad things. bill: and, again, just to reiterate, president biden has never been here to the southern border in his entire career and vp kamala harris, the so-called border tsar she's not been down here since last june since she visited el paso, a sector which sees a fraction of the activity that more busy sectors do. mike: bill, you basically have lived there in the last

. >> this is 2:45 in the morning in yuma. india? >> yes. >> india? india? >> yes, yes. >> india?> columbia. >> tucker: total collapse of the united states no other way to describe it. a columnist with the new york post joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. we're not allowed to notice this. noticing it is racism or they call you names. but this is accelerating to a point where this country's never seen anything like this, the highest level of immigration ever, none of it is legal, and we're supposed to pretend it's not happening? >> hi, tucker. it really is incredible to listen to that npr story. it's the most shoddy dishonest journalism the sort we're expecting now from left wing media. it's just as you say flacking for the regime. they had a single source who told us basically a migrant activist who told us that there's nothing different from when the trump administration was here. we have now 250,000 illegal migrants coming across every month. that's quadrupled, went exponential after joe biden took office and dismantled all our border protections and they're now also

the marine corps air station in yuma, arizona is one of the closest military sites. to the crash, according to radio traffic in the area. norah? >> all right, jonathan vigliotti with those late-breaking details, thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. this is the gillettelabs with exfoliaar. the bar in the handle removes unseen dirt and debris ahead of the blades, for an effortless shave in one efficient stroke. ♪ ♪ when you can't sleep... try zzzquil pure zzz's gummies. they help you fall asleep naturally with an optimal dose of melatonin. and a complementary botanical blend. so you can wake up refreshed. for better sleep, like never before. sweet pillows of softness! so you can wake up refreshed. this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! new charmin ultra soft is now even softer so you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. from the very first touch. pampers, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. helps keep baby's skin drier and healthier. so every touch will protect like the fir

24 hours only, you've got 1,318 encounters here in the rgv, tell rio, el paso over a thousand and yumae than 4500 migrants apprehended in just the four top sectors. let's go across the river in reynosa, mexico where there are thousands of migrants waiting to cross and become a part of the statistics. in the path of life shelter run by a pastor, doing it more than 26 years,'s got more than 1500 in a shelter built for 1200 and he says there are some 5,000 migrants outside the shelter trying to get in, many of them haitian. we talked to one haitian migrant named junior who says specifically he's upset with the biden administration over the fact that the title 42 provision has not been lifted. listen here. >> he promised the haitian community he will help them. he will cause title 42, he will help us having real asylum, but now, we need him to keep his promise. griff: an interesting discovery. we also made inside that shelter by the way, we found three ukrainians and two russians trying to come over. junior saying he was upset that he felt title 42 is being applied unfairly because afghans

from brazil, nicaragua and colombia, hundreds of migrants the border patrol has to deal with here in yumaon: on top of those illegals already here, thousands upon thousands are crossing mexico right now in a massive caravan, heading right towards our southern border. the biden administration finally wants to start alleviating the stress on our border agents by moving everyone further into the country or kill not locking down the border, moving them inland. according to documents obtained by nbc news, the department of homeland security is using federal funds to send migrants to cities further inside the country. like los angeles, albuquerque, houston and dallas before they go on to their final destination. joining me now is tom homan, former acting ice director and fox news contributor. is abided making room for the illegals coming from this caravan? they are doing nothing to secure the border, they created this magnet and now they are trying to clear out the space so they can deal with the surge like we never have seen before. >> i get disgusted every day, 16 months, still haven't done o

what has happened in yuma is they have also been -- the sheriff there has been going around to the ngo'shat were passing out ballots for biden to these people who stuffed them and they have gone and busted some of the ngo's and it is all coming out. in wisconsin, they have had a sheriff that went to old -- all the old folks homes and found out there were enough of people who went into the old folks homes to turn the state and got people to vote who were not able to vote. host: on the issue of election fraud claims, there were plenty from president trump following the 2020 election. yesterday's hearing included state officials who were brought in to testify what they thought about those claims and key states that former president trump focused on. one of those officials was asked about claims of voter fraud in pennsylvania. here's the exchange with the congresswoman. [video clip] >> at the time of the 2020 presidential election, you were serving as the only republican member of philadelphia's city commission, which is responsible for overseeing elections through the city. is that correct?

some numbers border encounters fiscal year 2020 rio grande valley of 21% del rio up to 133% el paso yumaare staggering numbers continues to emphasize and encourage the crisis we see on that border for these number of individuals that are crossing the border illegally, thousands and hundreds of thousands at this point every 30 days, every month. there is no end in sight. as we look to the future, we look towards what can be done about border, this administration is still trying to pull down title 42. i think that is important to remember there is a very few tools left in a toolbelt of a border patrol agent in this administration is slowly taken on each one of those tools to address and manage the crisis on the border today. mike: next set of numbers deportations and arrests of the southern border parade fiscal year 2020 more than 185,000 fiscal year 2021, 59011 deported, 74082 arrested for that's a pretty's deep drop is in it absolutely have the historical border crisis the highest number of illegal apprehensions we have ever seen you also have the lowest number of deportations or removal

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yuma, arizona updated were present. add it all up more than 4500 migrants in a 24 hour period and by the way those numbers may get worse we have confirmed with the caravan organizer down there in southern mexico as many as 11000 migrants have north starting monday they'll get mexican work visas. the hotly contested pennsylvania publican senate primary race is over. former pressure treasury conceded last night to drop back tv doctor laws. saying the state-mandated recount was largely complete and oz was a clear winner. with the latest mark york city news rooms. >> mccormick said he called doctor ought to congratulate on his win. but there is not been an official race called just yet. acknowledging the races close mccormick said is now time to look ahead, listen. >> we came so close. became so close to the goal by the slimmest of margins. [applause] it is so important for pennsylvania, so import may beat john fetterman it's important for the country take back the majority in the senate. >> as the recount is still underwei

kevin from yuma, arizona, you should ask nancy, if she says it is so safe for the justices then how safe i'm looking forward to tonight's january 6th spectacle is much as tomorrow's $5 gas prices. you know what, they should have a commission on gas prices and they should put it in prime time. i think we need an investigation. i was going to tell you about the friends experience that i had. can we put up the pictures now? this was going to be my window. i went with emma and i saw the place where they actually shot the show. tucker is up next. always remember, i am watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it tells you a lot about the priorities of a ruling class of the rest of us are getting yet another lecture about january 6th tonight from our moral inferiors, no less. an outbreak of mob violence come up regrettably mild of the to place a year and a half ago t they've never stop talking about it. in the meantim

. >> okay, i live in yuma, arizona, and we are a completely overrun with these illegal, okay? once they bring in, they bring in after a series and it deep and what have you. >> so how does that translate to how you will vote this november? >> because the democrats don't seem to want to do anything about them whatsoever, okay? and the biggest thing with these illegals is we are the largest capital of the united states, okay? and all we have is lettuce fields and vegetable fields, and these illegals get out there and they difficult and they urinate on those plans. >> mike e, wisconsin, democrats line. go ahead. >> all right, how are you doing this morning? >> fine, thank you. i'm calling >> i'm calling in my motivate vote. number one, to damage protected emigrating robotic as one of our previous colleagues had mentioned, the republicans, they don't care, they don't care about america. they've got a whole new vision of america, things that -- and the next thing in line there is going to be these guns. we have got to get the control of these. this is ridiculous that, you know, our

time last year then we will take it arizona there getting hit hard, take a look at the images out of yumahave had more than 290,000 illegal crossings since october 1 their numbers are up argie into it 318% over the same time last year republican texas congressman tony gonzales says he fears americans are going to start dying as a result of the border crisis, take a listen. >> this the administration is gotten americans killed in afghanistan and i'm worried that there getting americans killed here in the united states that's why it's important that we switch out leadership and now's the time dhs secretary mayorkas as a vote of no-confidence certainly on the hill. just to reiterate cbp sources tell us more than 440,000 known got a ways in our southern border since october. arizona is number one when it comes to the got a ways the cbp source telling us the tucson, arizona sector in particular leads the way with more than 140,000 known got a ways, staggering numbers for one single sector. will send it back to you. >> staggering and frightening. back to you. jon: seven members of the stephen c

then out to arizona, take a look at these images out of the yuma, arizona, sector. that sector getting hammered as well. they have had 290,900 illegal crossings just since october 1st, their numbers up a staggering 318%. so you get the picture there, multiple sectors along the southern border this is happening in. texas republican congressman tony gonzalez says he's worried it is going to start costing american lives. take a listen. >> this administration has gotten americans killed this many afghanistan, and i'm worried that they're going to get americans killed here in the united states. that's why it's important that we switch out leadership. now's the time. dhs secretary mayorkas, he's got a vote of no confidence certainly on the hill. >> reporter: and, arthel, you mentioned those numbers off the top, we are already at more than 1.5 million illegal crossings, and we still have four months left in the fiscal year. you compare that to record-setting fiscal year 2021, the whole year was 1 is.7 million last year, we are already at is 1.5, we still have several month

the rices fire is burning at nevada county north of grass valley near the yuma river.his is new video of the front lines of the fire. look how thick the smoke is. at this point at least one home has been destroyed by the fire. more than 500 acres have burned so far and at least 500 structures are still threatened. the fire is believed to have started with a structure wonnacott on fire the flames quickly spread and got out of control even though the first firefighters arrived within 10 minutes of the call.>>ery conce it's been so hot and dry but we are getting a cool down now. >> we are getting a cool down but let's talk about the conditions around the fire. this is a look at the time lapse yesterday afternoon and we can see because of the hot weather and rising air, that carries the ashen embers downwind. you can see the trees really waving with the gusty wind in the time lapse. and we see that dry vegetation. as we go into today, it looks like we will have calmed the wind and cooler temperatures to start, but that will lead to another warm day as the wind increases an

i was down in the yuma sector.e have died already this year trying to cross the border as a result of heat-related injuries. we also know that about half the drugs that enter the united states now are entering through the southern border, arizona. and you mentioned that 6600 pounds of fentanyl just this year. i just want to put that in context. that literally is enough fentanyl to kill every single person in the united states. and just recently here in arizona we have a case where 40,000 -- 140,000 fake fentanyl pills were seized with a transformer logo designed to appeal to adolescents and teenagers and 11 pounds of fentanyl powder. that literally is enough fentanyl to kill the entire population of dallas, texas, or san diego, california, in one stop. arthel: wow. >> so we are losing the ability to describe how this is killing and undermining, you know, american values. arthel: so now you're the attorney the general of arizona, as i said, so, of course, you know traffickers know how to game the system. but are the

fentanyl pills are pressed in mexico they just under pressing pill factory across the border from yumaall the chemicals that make fentanyl coming from china so now the dea is looking to china to help track the shipment, i don't know somebody explain to track the shipments. >> tariffs, maybe we'll just give them leverage. >> is not just essential the cartels have industrial size meth labs in mexico that are pushing meth across the border. this goes to the point the border is not just an issue the status of the border, goes to every single thing in this country and a lot of the violence like chicago and the inner-city is directly correlated to the cartels in mexico. >> let's not forget california and los angeles they have made this a century state, come on in and commit the crime the lawlessness throughout this entire state of california merely impart you to what's going on at the border, one other point remember title 42 the vital under biden administration did everything to circumvent that the only way to stop this illegal increase into this country. katie: i hope these ages lawyer up

. ♪ >> shannon: finally tonight a special report salute dramatic body coverage officers yuma county,n trapped for nearly 18 hours. get this a train conductor spotted them and quickly alerted the authorities. tip of the hat to everyone involved. thanks for watching "special report." i'm schwabb upon bream in washington. watch me for fox news tonight. "jesse watters primetime" is up next. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, shannon. i don't think you are evil. >> shannon: and i'm not. thank you for the endorsement. >> jesse: have a good night. >> shannon: you too. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. dr. anthony fauci, the mad scientist who locked down the country, ruined the economy and injured our children has just tested positive for covid. we wish him well and he released a statement that every vaccinated democrat releases once they get covid. his symptoms are mild and he is thankful for the vaccine. and fauci hasn't just taken one shot.

and then you've got 105 in phoenix, 105 in yuma and one. 0, 3 in tucson. well, thank goodness for the sea breeze around the bay area keeps a little bit cooler coast side 60's in the san francisco the same temperatures we had yesterday actually, oakland, 78 degrees. 86 in san jose and warm 88 and live more than getting hot in concord and 90 and 87 degrees in santa rosa. the sea breeze is blowing. all right. now you see the winds kicking up a little bit, but no fog just yet. i think that's something that will factor and we might even get a couple of patches as early as tomorrow. that when continue to move on shore. and so we've had some places that you can see some gusts over 20 miles an hour in spots specially coast side in the san francisco sfo. but light winds elsewhere in oakland in the fairfield about the 8 to 15 miles per hour. high pressure going to build in, though, for tomorrow as that ridge continues to make its way eastward. i think we'll start to see some changes. we're going to see some cooler air moving in along the coastline. that will likely

last year, investigators tracked down holly this week and today revealed she was left at a church in yumarom there the story only becomes more puzzling. >> two women who identified themselves as members of a nomadic religious group brought holly to the church. they were wearing white robes and were barefoot. they indicated the beliefs of their religion included the separation of male and female members, practicing vegetarian habits and not using or wearing leather goods. >> reporter: tina and dean's families didn't know any of this when they got a strange phone cal around that time. >> from someone identifying her as sister susan, who explained she was calling from los angeles, california, and wanted to return tina and dean's car to their family she further stated that tina and dean had joined their religious group and no longer wanted to have contact with their families. >> reporter: the couple's connection to that religious group and how and why they were murdered has yet to be solved. holly will soon be reunited in her biological family and her grandmother calls it a birthday present f

it gives a lot of information and the mayor of yuma just pleaded guilty of pleaded guilty of voter fraud so the evidence is starting to come out that's. >> great in tennessee. this is the reason illinois, independent. good morning. >> good morning in the first thing liz cheney said trump called his supporters great patriots and so on and so on the only thing was and she said you did not tell them to stop. well, she left off the last line of his speech and. it was, go home and love and in peace. but cheney left that out. that's how crooked democrats are and cheney has joined them. so, and what's coming out no is what the it is six whistleblowers or 132, whichever one is right. is what they reported. and it's all now coming out because it was all shut up. >> dave in ohio, democrat. good morning. >> -- you hear me all right? >> yes, sir. >> first of all the people talking about arizona, all the money that was spent on these -- something or another's were slated towards trump and they couldn't find anything, john. so, what that talking about? as far as the hearings, no i didn't watch them, b

yes, congrats to him, told me she's going to go back to her first television station in yuma and retiret and yuma, arizona, that's right for one day, one day contract, i think about those days all the time, especially when i'm here. that's why being here means so much to me. you have the same i know it is, is awesome. okay sounds good. sounds good. alright let's let's go out and take a look at the commute. now we're going to see some of the east bay drives and 36 minutes. it's kind of getting up there for the commute from richmond to oakland. and part of that is, of course, the commute from the car keenness bridge. so from the cartoonist bridge to the mcarthur maze, 36 minutes and then a little bit of slowing at the toll plaza. this is highway 24. it's also getting more crowded. i mentioned the toll plaza so i should show it to you here. you can see it's crowded, but nothing out of the ordinary 8. 80 still looks decent here as you pass the coliseum and also 5 80 getting into downtown oakland. speaking of looking decent, my goodness. how do you do it, steve? are you decent? no, but i'm d