oscar gÓmez hablÓ con Él en la otra de yuma, arizona.de hambre, pero mexicano les estÁ llevando algo de comer. >> lleguÉ sin un peso y por Él es que he comido de a poquito. oscar: luisa va a la tienda a comprar alimentos y despuÉs se los lleva a los migrantes, dice que lleva meses haciÉndole. >> empieza trayÉndoles cafÉ, donas, partes de comida, ya me voy a trabajar. oscar: es tanta la necesidad que no todos logran comer, y es que luis hace lo que puede por ayudarles, pero no es suficiente, y es que los migrantes no quiere cruzar a mÉxico por temor a que les pase algo. luis: esa pobre gente tienen dÍas aquÍ sin comer, y duele ver que la gente esta sin comer. oscar: en otro punto de la frontera la situaciÓn es distinta, allÍ no hay comida, sÓlo deseo de entrar para entregarse migraciÓn, quieren entrar antes de que finalice el tÍtulo 42. la confusiÓn entre los migrantes se lo Único que ha hecho es alentar a otros, esto para empeorar la ya crÍtica situaciÓn a lo largo y ancho de la frontera, otros llegan a la frontera porque yuma estÁ abier

according to the mayor of yuma we could see street releases like we saw in el paso yuma county itselfthey are really waiting on what is going to happen with title 42 all eyes on title 42 right now. >> will: stunning jorge. just incredible report this morning taking us firsthand into what is happening as you point out in the middle of the night right now in yuma, arizona. great report jorge, ventura, thank you so much. >> thanks, will. >> check in with adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. >> adam: right here on fox square on the warm side of this massive winter storm tracking sweeping across the country so it doesn't feel bad out here, that is not the case everywhere. let's dive into those temperatures where i'm standing 35 degrees. feels like temperature off to the west and northern plains negative 30, negative 40. negative 52 earlier this morning. awful that cold air is going to continue to settle across the country. we are going to be dealing with snow, rain, sleet, all of it from millions of americans, moving up the east coast as all of that very heavy rain and could be coastal

y han tomado la se han convertido en mayorÍa en la frontera de yuma.oger un arma para defenderme. y en estos casos mucha es la inseguridad que no pue ds hacer nada. >>> cada migrante tiene una razÓn distinta para llegar. deste yuma arizona lo hacen por esta reserva indÍgena donde el muro fronterizo se interrumpe. a la orilla nos encontramos a... u huyÓ de cuba porque recibiÓ maltrato de policÍa por ser guÍa gay. >>> me discriminan, no puedo trabajar, por esto y muchas cosas tambiÉn. >>> a beatriz la encontramos cuando acababa de cruzar la frontera. podrÁ quedar. que bueno que estamos aquÍ que nos permitan pasar y estar pronto juntos. la frase que esperan pronunciar pronto. mientras hay que esperar. las historias que se toma uno en la frontera. la patrulla fronteriza pla ne... hasta ahora no parece haber otra opciÓn. johana. el congreso planea aumentar el dinero dentrotelo proyecto presupuestario de 1,7 billones de dÓlares. en concreto se darÁn 800 millones de dÓlares a la agencia fema y store presenta un aumento del 433% con respecto al aÑo pasado. el

noticias telemundo habla con los migrantes que esperan en la frontera de yuma arizona y nos dice porados unidos. >>> noticias telemundo. con julio vaqueiro. >>> ¿quÉ tal? les saluda johana suÁrez en ausencia de julio vaqueiro, desde texas hasta maine. al paÍs lo atraviesa una tormenta invernal que ha dejado 9 muertos y tiene 200 millones de personas en alerta. temperaturas congelantes fuertes nevadas que han vuelto las carreteras intransitables, forzando a miles de cancelaciones y demoras en los vuelos y provocado inundaciones en la costa este. un millÓn de residentes en esa regiÓn permanecen sin servicio electric. las dimensiÓn de este vÓrtice polar es un gigantes, como se ve en esta imagen satelital y sus estragos son igual de enormes. en el centro del paÍs, las temperaturas se desplomaron 50 grados fahrenheit en horas y lo peor puede estar por venir. en muchos hogares este fin de semana de navidad e pronÓstico podrÍa ser el mÁs frÍo en dÉcadas. nuestro jefe de metereologÍa carlos robles nos amplia desde chicago. >>> como si se tratara de un poderoso huracÁn el intenso viento y llu

yuma county supervisor jonathan lyones is at the border now in yuma, jonathan, you do a great job goingi'm looking at the temperature, 45 degrees there, 3:30 in the morning and migrants behind you, what is happening >> i've been here and there are 400 p people behind me in hopes of being processed. the wall finishes to my right. this area has had significant challenges and we're seeing in excess of 1000 people per day coming across in this area. >> griff: jonathan, the migrants behind you, they walk around the wall in the gap just out of the shot there? >> yes, absolutely, a gap that we've asked to be closed several times, the governor installed containers and yesterday reached agreement with the biden administration that containers would be removed in exchange for the wall being completed, that does not address the gap in this area. >> is governor doocy gaining traction? do you feel he's making progress in getting this administration to do something or will we see the same thing in terms of border enforcement over two years, which is nothing? >> i think this is an absolute win for dooc

en yuma se encuentra claudia ramos, quien hablÓ con algunos inmigrantes.gudiza. migrantes siguen llegando a la frontera ante la incertidumbre de lo que pasarÁ con el tÍtulo 42. >> estamos muriÉndonos de hambre y frÍo. claudia: Él dice que se ha gastado una plaza y regresar a su paÍs no es opciÓn. >> es duro para todos los que estamos aquÍ, arriesgando los esfuerzos econÓmicos que venimos dejando atrÁs. claudia: han tenido que aguantar unas cuantas horas para ser procesados por agentes fronterizos. otros dicen que llevan dÍas esperando en congelantes temperaturas. >> un niÑo de 3 aÑos con su papÁ. llora y llora. nosotros podemos aguantar, pero es duro. no dicen nada, no vienen. desde ayer estamos aquÍ. claudia: ¿cÓmo hacen para soportar el frÍo? >> con fogatas, quemando basura. claudia: el alcalde de esta ciudad ha dicho que comenzarÁ a liberar a los migrantes en las calles porque los centros de procesamiento estÁn llegando a su mÁxima capacidad. quienes hicieron el esfuerzo para llegar el 21 de diciembre anticipando al fin de la medida sanitaria se siente

yuma is facing a surge ahead of title 42. 3000 more compared to last year.'s jonathan lions joins us now, thank you for taking time and coming on. i talked to my source last night in anticipation of this interview and asked since october 1 this fiscal year, how many migrant encounters have you had, he told me more than 50,000, since october 1. how bad is the situation on the ground there? >> i'm here on the ground and you can see people continue to cross and start lining up as soon as flights arrive, take a bus here and start coming across. numbers are peaking at 1000 per day and with that comes challenges in other areas to the community, including hospitals and first responders. >> griff: what kind of activity are you seeing tonight? >> so far i have seen 400 people come across, about 600 short of what we will see for the day and those are it is known give-ups, not the get-aways, 15 to 20% are not detained, they run and have ulterrior motives. >> griff: we at fox have broken the numbers the administration doesn't want out there, there were 73,000 got-aways

uh, yuma is also a gift to one of the combat commanders. uh, she's almost 3 months old. is still very small, but the future fighting friend helps the all-russian popular front to collect and deliver parcels within the framework of the project. for victory, nizhny novgorod craftswomen make useful gifts. for example. soap is even a simple cargo for the new year. this is how it transforms, in fact, in these elegant, very beautiful boxes, the most simple and necessary things, electric generators, quadrocopters and medicines, and there is even such a warm, delicious hello from home, which these beautiful girls fell out with their own hands brushwood, the smell is just incredible, but anastasia and yuma will go. ahead they will keep the driver company, how they endure the road very well ride in wonderful road companion entertains uplifting military unit. her husband is studying. and a lot of preparation. she still needs to grow up and get comfortable before heading to the front lines the most. now they need dogs there who are looking for mines and the wounded, so the preparati

hotspots no agents were there to apprehend these people, a total humanitarian crisis we are seeing yumatle 42 eventually goes away. we've got a couple days to report this other stuff. it stands to only get worse. >> that is what we are hearing and expecting. for right now in el paso they are averaging 2,000 crossings per day, it could jump to 4500. in yuma we are reporting the past several days they are seeing a thousand crossings, 1500 crossings per day, expecting that to double but the situation continues to get worse and the cartels exploit these migrants crushing the border, actually a yuma border hospital, $20 million in unpaid services, and officials expect this to get worse. after this if title 42 is lifted we expect numbers to double. it isn't a solution but border patrol agents feel this is the last mechanism they have to serve as any type of deterrence with this administration that refuses to enforce immigration laws. neil: thank you very much. the ventura of the daily caller monitoring this closely. and has the proof, it stands to get worse. we have more coming up including t

in yuma, arizona, is one of the more sophisticated human operations i've reported.'ve been reporting in south, wt texas, california and arizona. but in yuma, what makes it sid particularly interesting is around 2:00 in the morning on the mexican side,yoll see yof a massive wave of vehicle traffic after the migrants are dropped off. uman you'll see four or five humangud smugglers guide. these migrants are talking about hundreds of migrantsmigram all over the world. so i got to meet migrants from russia, afghanistan, bolivia, peru, brazil, cuba. they're being smuggled in the middle of the night. hundreds overwhelming border patrol officialsreds. and luckily, we were able to track down one of those human smuggling routes, get the smugglers on camera. what makes us actually more interesting to see is how brazen these smugglers are towalking on american soil and taking payments as they continue to smuggle hundreds. after we caught the smuggler on camera, he couldn't care less. he just returned to the mexicaai and continue bringing groups and it just overwhelms bordero pa

our team just shot this in yuma, arizona.ideo showing several hundred migrants that just crossed illegally across the border wall there. you can see they're waiting for processing. cbp sources say yuma has gotten up to 1,000 illegal crossings every day. that sector really starting to heat up. we'll bring you to where we are here in eagle pass. our thermal drone in the air in the predrawn hours. take a look at this video as it was over a group of well over 3 350 migrants that crossed into private property. temperatures expected to drop in the 20s and the teens in the coming days. that can get dangerous for migrants as a lot of times they need to wait to be transported and processed by these border patrol officials. then we'll take you to the second piece of video earlier in the morning in eagle pass. we had a group of 200 cross illegally. they needed a law enforcement escort down a local highway in order to find border patrol to be processed. that happens a lot in eagle pass. you'll see migrants on some days. we'll bring you o

we are essentially smack dab between yuma and el paso.ith that influx of migrants crossing into the u.s. the biggest problem here, though, is smuggling. this road right here where i'm standing is one of the main smuggling corridors for people and drugs coming from mexico. we have seen both during our time here this week, and you can imagine the challenges that poses for business owners in this area. this is his auto repair shop. you deal with a whole host of issues because of the high-speed chases that go on in this area to catch smugglers, not to mention migrants illegally coming into the u.s. and breaking your windows and property. >> that has happened in the past and stuff like that. it hasn't happened as of probably the last three or four months or anything like that. but we have had to take it to where we've had to put padlocks on the restrooms from people breaking into that. down at my residences, just down the road here little bit, they are going into my rv trailers and sleeping in them and stuff like that. i'm not looking to arres

in yuma.paso is being overrun. i just talked to another guy who is down there and said there are large groups, one after another passing through new mexico just outside of mexico. this is crazy and will not get better. we will not fall for this we wanted it secure this whole time, that is just flat out lie and mayorkas is just a liar. >> carley: simple question, but why does everything rely on title 42 when it is illegal to cross into this country illegally. couldn't something else replace it to get this situation under control? >> you are a common sense person, i've been asking that for a long time. it is illegal, why do we need title 42 to use it to send them back? i'm glad we have title 42, that is all border patrol had left. when you see apprehensions, like in yuma, 95% of these people are being let into this country and they let everybody else in, one guy they didn't let in is the guy they should have let in. we live it in arizona and texas and it is pretty frustrating. >> todd: carley ra

the major of yuma said this in october. "we have $20 million of unreimbursed expenses dealing directly with the healthcare for migrants as they're coming through. that in just the last six months. those are the costs that are passed on to the people that live here. the people that live along the border have been penalized extraordinarily the past two years." >> i just met with the major. i understand his frustration. you have unreimbursed healthcare costs and education costs and incarceration costs. there's places like cochise county where they spend millions having to house and detain people in the country illegally. this affecting us not only fiscally, but we've seen a record amount of people die because of fentanyl overdoses here in yuma. we have seen since october 1, the beginning of this fiscal year, enough fentanyl to kill everyone in arizona two times over. 50% of the fentanyl here is coming through the southern border. the people on the terror watch list have been apprehended. i'm losing adjectives to say how danger

. >> i used to live in yuma, arizona. so i know about the lettuce crop from yuma. thank you. >>> a day after the richmond city council case was decided by drawing a name out of the bag, a supporter of the losing candidate is asking for a recount. richmond city council candidates andrew butt and cesar zepeda each got the exact same number of votes. we've been following the story for a couple of days now. that triggered the city's decision to draw names for a winner, literally draw names out of a bag. now a supporter of the losing candidate andrew butt has filed an official request for a recount, but says part of him wants to move on, but he also understands that a recount could provide closure after a hard fought campaign. >> i think a lot of my supporters feel the same way. we've come this far. and to have it go down this way is kind of -- you know, it's a lousy way to lose a race. >> any recall would have to be paid for by those who requested it. and the county says the price tag could be thousands of dollars. if all sides agree and the fees are paid, the recount

>> absolutely you have have been one of the hardest hit sectors, yuma smaller town than el paso.million in unpaid bills because as i have seen in my time there are a lot of people get sick on the journey. we talk about the summer dehydration but also they have chronic illnesses, that's what the president of the healthcare system was saying it's not just people who are dangerously ill but chronically ill, so honestly not even talking about some pretty complex illnesses that they have to take care of and that doesn't come cheap and obviously these people are paying a lot of money to the cartels and smuggling organizations to get there don't have money to pay back yuma. so this is just the second and third effects when it comes to this border crisis. and bad news just like last year, i don't expect next year to be any better because republicans taking back the house. not even the legislative branch. look at the footage and see firsthand things can get worse but it's about as title 42 will be lifted in the future. julio, thanks for all the work and see you soon. virtually no money al

here at yuma in yuma, it's aroud a thousand illegal crossings per day that has jumpeal crossda 1500 illegal crossings per day. and i've been out here the past few nights and we've beehunreds catching human smugglers, bringing in hundreds and hundreds of migrants from all over the world. i've been meeting migrants from peru, cuba, colombiaover, brazi afghanay and all the way from russia and afghanistan entering the countr y legally throughintere human smugglers. what was also interesting inst those videos and that and what we caughe t on camera was the human smugglers walking all the way on american soilyments r and taking those payments right in the open. there were there were brazen about it. they knew that wg aboue found tm and they didn't care.r they took those payments, wentfa back to mexico and justd ag continue to continue to gain overwhelming border patrol. border officials her e. 1.0 it was actually at one point,n it was around 6:00 iyou n the morning. we were out here right behind us . migrane were 300 migrants waitie to be processed, but there was no border patrol available becaus

several hundred migrants crossed into yuma this morning.hey've been getting well over 1,000 illegal crossings per day. the demographics out there are different than what we see here in eagle pass. yuma has getting people from the middle east, russia, china, all over the world. and here in eagle pass, take a look at this video shot before sun rise with our thermal drone. as usual before the sun came up, we had yet another group of about 200 that crossed illegally. almost all of them single adults typically from this area coming from nicaragua, columbia and the dominican republic. one last photo to show you. 700,000 fentanyl pills found in a train coming from mexico. now back to you. >> martha: incredible. 107,000 americans lost their lives this year alone due to fentanyl poisoning. bill melugin, thanks very much from the border again today in eagle pass. let's bring in dan crenshaw of texas who joins me now. congressman, always good to have you with us. thanks for joining us today. what goes through your mind when you hear this story about a

lastly, we go to yuma, arizona. border patrol agents in the open desert east of yuma. they find the backpacks on the ground abandoned. in the backpacks, 90 pounds of meth with a street value of $150,000. they had been abandoned by drug smugglers highlights there's illegals trying to backpack these deadly products in to the united states. back out here live, another concern border patrol yesterday announcing that their agents down in the rio grande valley arrested two illegal immigrants with murder convictions, including one that is convicted of murdering a piece officer in los angeles. now back to you, neil. >> neil: bill melugin, thanks very much for your incredible coverage of this. bill melugin there. peter doocy at the white house where we understand, peter, the president and the white house saying theory did for this and the potential worsening surge. what are they saying? >> it might seem like this longstanding deadline for title 42 to expire is coming as a surprise to folks here at the white house because there's no replacement that has been announced yet. howev

we'll take you out to yuma, arizona. look at this photo. border patrol agents in the open desert east of yuma patrolling find two abandoned backpacks on the ground. they are full of meth. 90 pounds of meth worth over $150,000 on the streets. dropped and abandoned by suspected drug smugglers. there are illegal immigrants trying to backpack the stuff into our country. we'll take you out to the tucson sector. these wild photos. agents pulled over a vehicle near willcox, arizona after it tried to get around the checkpoint on the highway. they find nine illegal immigrants piled on top of each other in the little s.u.v. being smuggled. two u.s. citizens driving that vehicle. they were both arrested and charged with human smuggling. lastly we'll take you to the tucson sector again in arizona where agents encountered four separate groups totaling 350 people. what makes these photos interesting is all the people you are seeing here, they were from 12 different countries around the world. yuma sector had five groups from 46 countries around the world

early this morning, actually, a group of several hundred that crossed illegally into yuma.that sector starting to heat up, sometimes 1,000 illegal crossings in a day and the demographics are different. in yuma, people from the middle east, russia, china, here mostly cubans, colombians, and nicaraguans. and this was a group of several hundred, maybe 200 that crossed over during the early morning hours on to the same private property, a pecan orchard ranch. this happens every morning out here and i mentioned the demographics crossing here because of that, the cubans, colombians, nicaraguans are not subject to title 42, so most get released after they are processed by border patrol. and el paso, groups of illegal immigrants running across a major interstate, this is i-10 in el paso after they have crossed illegally, obviously not looking to turn themselves in or surrender, they are looking to evade, they disappear into neighborhoods with no border patrol apprehension. that makes them likely got-aways. and finish off with some fentanyl busts in arizona, first photo here, nogale

new video we got from our team in yuma, arizona.his in, a group of what's left of several hundred migrants who have crossed illegally, waiting by the border wall, could be transported by border patrol. the yuma sector starting to heat up. they are getting upwards of 1,000 illegal crossings a day. the mayor of yuma, arizona telling fox news he was recently informed they may have to start mass street releases into the city. and back here in eagle pass and show you what we have been witsing. the thermal drone video the team shout in the predawn hours this morning, a group of more than 370 that crossed illegally this morning, once again, on to private property here. it is getting incredibly cold out here. temperatures expected to drop in the 20s and teens, and it's dangerous for the migrants. they often have to stand and wait for processing. we will another group before that, take a look at this piece of video. earlier in the night, a group of about 200 that crossed illegally. they needed to be escorted by law enforcement down a local h

desde yuma, veamos detalles de panorama fronterizo cada vez mÁs caÓtico.bimos esta noticia con felicidad. reportera: ambientalistas estuvieron entre los mÚltiples crÍticos de este proyecto, que seÑalaron como costoso y ecolÓgicamente destructivo. >> Árboles maduros que existÍan allÍ de roble, fueron completamente destrozados. reportera: el gobernador montÓ estos contenedores en su intento por frenar el flujo migratorio invirtiÓ mÁs de $95,000,000, pero la realidad es que los migrantes siguen llegando. >> la Única soluciÓn era venir acÁ. reportera: la mayorÍa de los migrantes entran por este espacio donde se interrumpe el muro, ya que de este otro lado comienza territorio indÍgena, donde no se pueden realizar mÁs construcciones. en la madrugada ocurren mÁs cruces. la situaciÓn esta semana ha llegado a tal grado que cuando fuimos a la zona donde cruzan los migrantes en un nintendo por documentar lo que se ve todos los dÍas, fuimos interceptados por un grupo armado que se identificaron como el ejÉrcito mexicano. tuvimos que insistir en que somos periodistas.

czar with you and dhs secretary and talk to border patrol in yuma, arizona, i will guaranty it oncethey explain what they are up against, the issues that the border patrol has to deal with, every day whether it's, arizona, texas, everywhere along the southern border, what you will do, joe, call time magazine and say i recommend the border patrol, the men and women of the border patrol to be time magazine's people of the year, not liz cheney or president zelenskyy, give me a break. maria: i don't know how liz cheney got her face in there for time person of the year. that's wild. i think you make a great point. the border agents should be the people of the year. the numbers are staggering and they are expected to get much worse. so title 42 is going away on december 21st, what does the border go from today after december 21st because right now you're talking an average of 6, 7, 8,000 people a day getting apprehended, coming into this country illegally. tens of thousands of pounds of fentanyl and other elicit narcotics, how do things change when title 42 goes away in two weeks? congres

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like the morell liss dam in yuma where i pushed to finish the construction. but also hiring more border patrol personnel, increasing their pay, and deploying more of the right technology. here's the thing, when you're willing to sit down and work together, you find that there is a lot of common ground on this issue. so that's my message to my colleagues today. come to the table and let's get this done. let's stop just kicking the can down the road. let's do the tough work that we were sent here to do and great something done to secure the border and fix our broken immigration system. thank you and, madam president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. a senator: thank you. madam president, i know arizonans feel the same way. ms. cortez masto: as i've talked with you, some of my colleagues, nevadans are frustrated. time and again over the last two decades they've seen congress work towards much needed legislation on immigration only for reasonable, bipartisan agreements to fall apart because someone is playing politics. we saw thi

in places like yuma, there's tens of millions of unreimbursed healthcare costs.ple don't have health insurance. since the biden administration's failure, more than five million people have entered our country, including 2,000 got-aways a day. i'm proud to lead the charge at the u.s. supreme court trying to keep title 42 in place. it's the only tool to stop this poisoning of america. >> tammy: thank god for your work and the work of other patriots that recognize this is a nonpartisan issue. it's a national security issue, sarah. it's an issue where there's some deliberateness to it that is literally at the core of every issue americans are facing now. life and death issue, future issues, the safety of their children. you know, with title 42 already this -- it's incentivized people moving to the border to take advantage of its failure. what do you see happening regardless of whether it's upheld or not at this point on the border? >> well, that's a great point, tammy. regardless, i mean title 42 is important. regardless when the federal government, when the biden ad

. >> when you're done visiting the chip plant, drive 192 miles south and go to yuma, arizona, take thear with you and mayokas with you and dhs secretary and talk to the border patrol in yuma, arizona. once you talk to them and they explain what they are up against. >> presidents get to pick where they go. on an election day in georgia this president wants to highlight something going okay for them. the micro chip manufacturing and highlight that as opposed to going to the border and highlight that both parties admit in a big mess. >> harris: presidents get to pick their words. he could have been silent but it wasn't important. >> we're happy to always get an answer. thank you, mr. president if you are watching on air force one. >> harris: thank you, peter. illegal immigrant encounters are up more than 37% this year. so let's get into what the president doesn't want to talk about. peter is right about that. he changed the subject on us today. we did get an answer and the truth is helpful. reaching a record 2.3 million in fiscal year 2022 is what we've seen. agents are counting an averag

. >>> estados fronterizos con puntos de cruce como el paso en texas o el desierto de yuma en arizona.o quiere. en realidad es mi sueÑo y estamos acÁ. >>> para activistas como pedro rÍos, el tÍtulo 42 se ha convertido en un juego polÍtico y nada justifica su e existencia. hemos visto un cambio en la rica. se enfocaba mÁs como el pretexto para responder a la pan pandemia. ahora casi exclusivamente se habla sobre la cuestiÓn de cÓmo parar la migraciÓn. >>> tras el fallo de hoy los estados republicanos que intentan mantener el tÍtulo 42 en marcha podrÍan mandar caso a la corte suprema. >>> el damnificado es la personas que sufre persecuciÓn y corre peligro en su paÍs. >>> por ahora ningÚn migrante estÁ dispuesto a rendirse. >>> asÍ es en nuestro paÍs no hay nada. >>> con o sin tÍtulo 42, los migrantes van a seguir llegando a la frontera. en muchas ocasiones poniendo en riesgo su vida. un padre familia migrante de familia con su hijo 2 aÑos, cayeron de lo alto el padre muriÓ al instante. en san isidro california, francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >>> sabemos que esta situaciÓn con los

we will finish you in yuma, arizona. take a look at these images. border patrol on patrol in open desert east of yuma finding two abandoned backpacks, 90 pounds of meth with street value of $150,000 obviously that had been abandoned by suspected drug smugglers trying to backpack the stuff into the united states. back here live the white house told fox news last night that if title 42 does drop on wednesday, it doesn't mean the border is going to be open. they said anybody who claims the border is open is pushing misinformation and is actually doing the work of smugglers, griff. we will send it back to you. griff: you know, bill, that rubs me the wrong way because as someone like yourself who has spent a lot of the past years at the border, let me hold up half a dozen cartel bracelets with digital four code numbers on there, the codes and the colors designating the stage of payments the cartels. it strikes me that that comes from the white house in the very people who have yet to visit in person that have not yet seen it. great reporting. aishah. ais

maria: more than that don't forget mark the media follow him around, so if he goes to yuma goes to the border in arizona,the camera are rolling then a story. so. mark: stunt for him. maria: exactly. >> is this, should he has become ultimate broken record latest phrase obviously, political stunts seems everyday referring to political stunts, but one of the things she said,is we want the republicans to come with us. and work with us on the plan that we put together in come where in you are not going to the border, republicans have been to the border have seen disaster that exists down there we've all seen videos we have all seen the numbers of fentanyl overdoses, right? it just seems political stunts are not coming from the republicans, but rather from the democrats, and kjspi. not doing a great job when they continues to say same thing, over and over and over again, without providing any tangible results at all what plan? there is no plan. dagen: by the way, there is not going to be any kind of bipartisan immigration reform while border is wide-open mark insulted vinyl albums saying kjp

como que adelantar un poco. 900 y mil migrantes que lleguen a la frontera entre yuma y zo nora mÉxicotuaciÓn estÁ complicada. >>> la mayorÍa son de cuba y perÚ como ahÍ de. >>> la patrulla fronteriza contabilizÓ mÁs de 3.000 cruces de migrantes. la cifra es mayor a la gente que vive aquÍ en este condado de arizona. >>> los desmotivan para cruzar por el desierto. hoy autoridades confirmaron la muerte de una persona. migrantes asegura que viajaba con ellos. >>> una persona mayor. hicieron lo posible por salvarlo ya estaba fallecida. vio al seÑor sÍ. todos lo vimos. g ma loet llenas de esperanza para poder quedarse. en arizona. quÉ detalles tenemos sobre esta persona que falleciÓe unos. nos acaban de confirmar que la vÍctima es un hombre mayor de 97 aÑos de edad. muriÓ de un ataque al razÓn confirmado muerto en este sitio a las 4:08 tde la maÑana, se referÍan a Él como felipe. una pena que un hombre de su edad bufo ba aÚn el sueÑo americano. el comitÉ que investiga el asalto al capitolio. contra el expresidente donald trump. es este es el paso mÁs fuerte que el comitÉ toma contra trump.

in yuma, arizona, there are just thousands and thousands of illegal immigrants crossing the border eachry day, and the yuma regional hospital now has a bill just in a month's time of $20 million just to treat illegal immigrants, and they're not getting reimbursed. they're not getting reimbursed by the federal government, they're not getting reimbursed by the state government. i mean, this is unsustainable. it's also bad for the illegal immigrants that are coming from all over the world. they're being trafficked by cartels. women, young women, young teenage girls are being sold into sex trade. i was on the border security caucus. we talked to the inspector general -- yes, the inspector general for dhs, and he said that we don't even know where these people are going. they're not going to families. this is a disaster. rich: yeah. and you know, congresswoman, you talk about the border states like arizona, new york city is now asking for even more funding to help deal with all of this. thanks very much for joining us, congresswoman debbie lesko this afternoon, very much appreciated. >> than

i just talked to the sheriff in yuma. they had 70 russiansmer day coming in to yuma county.'s no measure, neil. once again, we've opened this border and left states, governors, left our sheriffs, our mayors all alone here to find the best measures to keep our communities safe. what a shame. what a shame. >> neil: so the numbers that we see and the fact that they could go double or triple now to say nothing of the got-aways, this could be a nightmare. there's others that this has been well-telegraphed, but it's not going to change anything. still will be big numbers but they won't be dramatically bigger. it would appear they will be dramatically bigger what do you see? >> well, that's a prediction that we're hearing, too. i just got briefed on this. the thousands that they they will be coming through the tucson sector based on my brief. that there's no good. i don't see this getting better than what it is now. that's the message. but again, there's no measure to stop it. as long as that measure is not being engaged by the president, leadership within congress as we said today

oscar: es un verdadero caos que se vive en la frontera de yuma en arizona, 200 migrantes se cubren comoras. ¿desde quÉ hora estÁs aquÍ? >> desde el domingo en la madrugada. >> hoy nos dijeron que las caminatas venÍan en tres horas, eso lo dijeron a las 10:00. oscar: los 38 °f han dejado todos al punto de congelaciÓn, esta mujer no se podÍa mover, algunos migrantes marcaron el 911 pero sus telÉfonos no conectaban, el frÍo ha provocado que otros pidan deportaciÓn. >> que me manden a mi paÍs, yo firmÓ la deportaciÓn, que quiero ir, me voy a morir aquÍ de frÍo. >> cuatro dÍas y tres noches, no ha comido nada. vamos a subir al otra entrada a ver. oscar: el sufrimiento es latente en horas de la madrugada, algunos hacen fogatas para tratar de calentarse mientras otro caminen en oscuridad por senderos desconocidos en busca de ayuda. >> cuatro noches, madrugadas ya sin comer y con frio. oscar: ¿quÉ estÁn pidiendo ahorita ustedes? >> refugio. oscar: ¿todos estÁn bien? esta madrugada encontramos que neta personas apiÑados bajo una carpa, una hora mÁs tarde que regresamos los encontramos afuera, di

we will take you out to yuma, arizona.hese photos in the open desert east, border patrol agents on patrol found a backpack in the desert filled with meth. 90 pounds of meth with a street value of over $150,000. obviously, dropped and abandoned by suspected drug smugglers and it just goes to show there are illegal immigrants trying to backpack this stuff into the united states. we'll keep you in arizona out to wilcox, take a look at these images of a human smuggling bus. border patrol stopping a vehicle that circumvented a checkpoint on a local highway. inside the car they find nine illegal immigrants being smuggled, crammed on top of each other, stacked on top of each other in that small suv. the drivers, two u.s. citizens both arrested and charged with human smuggling, then we'll end in lukeville, arizona. take a look at these images border patrol out there reporting their agents encounter ed four separate groups totaling about 350 people from 12 different countries around the world and nearby yuma, arizona over a group,

crisis, the lettuce grown in yuma starts hitting the market, then costs may go down.for now, he hopes the costs are not permanent. >> i hope this is temporary. reporter: in the south bay, zach fuentes, abc 7 news. ama: still ahead, reports elon musk has transformed some offices at twitter headquarters into motel style bedrooms. now the department is investigating. dan: plus celebrating 50 years of the transamerica pyramid. a look at the history and how it will be ♪ by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ama: san francisco's department has launched an investigation into twitter after forbes reported elon musk converted some twitter headquarters conference rooms in a makeshift -- into makeshift bed

so americans are paying the cost not only in lives lost, but physically in places like yuma, arizona, there are tens of millions of dollars of un reimbursed health care costs . a majority of people entering this country illegally don't have health insurance and since the biden administration's failure, more than five million people have illegally entered our country, including about two thousand conaway's a day, and it's one of the reasons why i'm so proud to join my colleagues and lead the charge. the u.s. supreme court right now trying to keep title forty two in place because it's the only tool we have left in our toolbox to further stop this poisoning of america. thank god , literally, for your work and the work of other patriots who recognize that this is a partisan issue. this is a national security issue. sarah , it is . it's an issue where there seems to be some deliberateness to it that is literally at the core of every issue americans are facing now, life and death issues, future issues, the safety of their children, and with title forty two already this it's incentive eyes p

i was a sportscaster for nbc in yuma, arizona. not quite the mayor of bay area town. hercules has a new mayor, and he is very much gen z. alex walker-griffin is the new man in charge. he has been on the city council for two years. right now he is serving as vice mayor, and this week his fellow councilmembers selected him as mayor. pretty cool. walker-griffin grew up in hercules, which is on the other side of carquinez bridge from vallejo, has been involved in politics and local government since the age of 13. he wanted to do we think two things with his life. be a pro skateboarder or a politician. how about that? joining us now is the mayor to be of hercules, alex walker-griffin. alex, nice to have you on the program. 25. you can barely rent a car, my friend. how do you feel? congratulations. >> well, thank you for having me, raj. yeah, i actually turned 25 a couple of weeks ago in september. the idea of renting a car is still foreign, but i'm excited to be here. >> is this a full-time job? and if not, what do you do for your day job? what do you do for a living? >> b

so many talents in one place alla borisovna pugacheva to vanya urganta, with my certain feeling to yumatmas meetings, isn’t it time to make pugacheva’s hanukkah meetings, and on monday sparrow is already in st. petersburg as if nothing had happened road radio stars sing award they dance famously on stage in a red latex suit. the singer maksim leonidov also arrived in time for new year's earnings, having previously condemned the svu and left, declaring that he was going to do israel the center of his life. the first time, he showed up at home. summer. he wanted to earn extra money in one of the moscow clubs, but his performance was canceled and now, the second coming, as if nothing had happened, leonid took the stage of the moscow youth house for the premiere of his musical. don't be afraid, i'm with you. singer pacifist valery meladze that announced the loss no interest in show business and a desire to change the field of activity, appeared in moscow at the end of august and gave a concert in the club. rainbow listen to all the same, how good it is there, but for some reason you want to

that's putting added pressure on border cities like el paso, texas, and yuma, arizona, where states ofmergency have been issued, as well as in cities like denver and new york where border state governors have been sending those migrants. we begin with west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. he is in charleston. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning, margaret. how are you? >> i'm doing well. i'm glad you could join us. you wrote this letter to president biden this week, saying there would be a complete loss of operational control at the southern border once title 42 ends in about three days. so, what more can the administration be doing? and what can congress deliver in the coming days? >> well, let me just say, the border, we have a crisis at the border. everyone can see that. i think everyone realizes something has to be done. 42 needs to be extended until we can get really, truly immigration reform. immigration reform will not happen in our country until we all come, both sides of the aisle, republicans, democrats and administration, that you have to have total border s

on how the united arab emirates and a few other arab states are normalizing relations with israel. yuma, from your mouth fungi. when israeli reporters travel to cover stories like the world cup and guitar, they get a taste of how the outside world really sees their country. and its treatment of palestinians are not welcome here. there's only but a thing. they see 1st hand the evidence of the disconnect between certain arab leaders and their citizens. we're going to pull as we said, a trophy let's elim item and unashamed, both abilene because without mental enough will be lost on me. so if you let them of potentially food tunnel, luckily, the pitiful because on even couple diversity lumpy summer or is right. what is really, as had gone accustomed, because of the normalization agreements to thinking that palestinians had been forgotten that the people have stopped paying attention. and israeli journalists have reacted kind of with in comprehension. but they have in face such hostility. can you drill down in, you don't like us, which attests to the reality that most israel is, are insulate

eagle pass or yuma, arizona. we only grab it because in a big city they come in and it collapses. the smaller towns are being overwhelms every day. brian: think of the big states that have to write checks. and the operation in arizona. in new york the mayor is asking for a billion dollars. this is money paid by tax dollars for the american people. here are some democrats weighing in. tell me if you have a reason for hope here. >> i don't know why they keep avoiding the border and saying there are other things more important than the border. if there is a crisis, show up. just show up. >> we sent a letter similar three weeks ago that said writes your plan. we never got a response. if they don't have a plan, then they need to wait to end. >> we all know it's a crisis. when you have a crisis in your country you should deal with it. brian: three democrats admitting what we all know. is there hope there? >> the republican house will be able to work with people like henry cuellar. jon tester jumped on top of this. he's not on the southern border. republican democrat or independents, the