you had people from eagle pass, laredo, san antonio, responding to a small community. >> information you have so far, sir, should the officers have gone in sooner? should they have waited for those tactical team? >> that's a tough question. that's a tough question. again, it goes back, our job is to report the facts. report the facts and later we can answer those questions. >> based on what you know so far, should those officers -- >> i don't have enough information to answer that question just yet. >> director, director. >> one more question, please. >> is it accurate that eye-witnesses and potentially parents and students were urging the police to go in while you were waiting for a tactical s.w.a.t. team, even that some parents were asking to borrow police armor so they could make a counterassault on the school? >> i have heard that information. but we have not verified that yet. >> what part haven't you verified? >> we have not verified is that a true statement or not, or is it just rumor out there? you got to understand. we're getting a lot of information. we're trying to track d

you have people from eagle pass, from del rio, laredo, san antonio responding to a small community. that's a tough question, that's a tough question. it goes back, our job is to report the facts. report the facts and later we can answer those questions. i don't have enough information to answer that question just yet. so -- >> [inaudible] >> one more question, please. >> [inaudible] some parents were asking to borrow police armor. >> i have heard that information, but we have not verified that yet. so -- >> what part have you verified? >> we have not verified if it's a true statement or not, or just rumor out there. you have to understand, we are getting a lot of information we are trying to track down and see what is true. we want to vet it. thank you so much. hold on, hold on. so look, we appreciate the questions. i've got you -- yes, sir. >> [inaudible] >> so, i have taken all your questions into consideration. we will be doing an update, we will be doing an update to answer those questions. what is your name? simone. i hear you. >> that information -- [inaudible] >> simone, we w

we are followinge the congressionalfo district 20 days here in the laredo area of texas behind that door behind me they are counting votes as we speak in the race between longtime incumbentme incumbent congressman henry player who is pitted against his former intern who's now a progressive immigration attorney jessica cisneros. as of right now, susan has the lead by about nine points,th but there has not been a decision made yet in this race. it is still too close to call with about 23% of the vote left to be counted. this ise co an important race to watch because fromwa the democratic perspective , ty this is a heavily democratic county and we'll be able to see fromto this race or at least get a sense of whether voters here on the democratic side have moved further to the left.le congressman quenya isft known because he's a moderate democrat. he often goes againstt his party on issues like abortion.ly he's the p only pro-life congressman left in the housen. he also goes against president biden, criticizes him on issues like illegal immigration. his opponent, on the other hand , is backe

fox business correspondent greg trimble has the latest tonight from laredo, texas. good evening, grady. good evening soon and as expected, this race between incumbent congressman henry cuellar and progressive immigration attorney jessica cisneros is extremely close. it's within two hundred votes with are slightly in the lead right now, 90% of votes counted according to the associated press. this is an interesting race because it pits a moderate democrat against a pretty far left progressive who has the backing of the progressive wing of her party, including congresswoman aoc as well as senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. she came within four points of quasar in the 2020 primary now looks to be even closer than that in this runoff are on the other hand , he's been in office for nine terms now. he's pro-life, as you mentioned. he's also pretty hard on immigration that's especially important to the voters that i spoke to here in laredo, texas. but there's one big cloud hanging over his campaign and that is the fact that the fbi raided his home earlier this ye

. >> we are following congressional district 28 here in the laredo area. the longtime income meant congressman the former immigration attorney, as of right now, cisneros has a lead by about nine points, but there has not been a decision made ye in this race. it is still too close to call with about 23 percent of the vote left to be counted. this is an important race to watch because from the democratic perspective, this is a heavily democratic county and we will be able to see from thi race or see why they have got further to the left. the congressman is numb because he's a moderate democrat, he often goes against his party on issues like the only pro-life congressman congressman left in the house. on issues like illegal immigration. his opponent on the other hand is backed by aoc, bernie sanders , and elizabeth warren. we will keep you posted. >> at that will be fascinating to watch a play outspread now are going to go too red bear, fox news political anchor. we will get your thoughts on th primaries and then go to their horrific tragedy in texas. >> thes

they are more focused on grieving families just two hours away from laredo. >> bret: thank you from dallas we appreciate it we were pointing out, speaking of texas, governor greg abbott. former president trump, senator cruz scheduled to speak at the nra annual meeting in houston on friday. three days from now. obviously after this shooting and that will get a lot of attention because of all of the surrounding voices that are pong popping up on capitol hill and elsewhere about what this means and what should come next. bill melugin is back on the scene. bill, we don't have really any more information than the initial authorities when they came out and governor abbott really provided the most information. are we expecting another news conference soon? >> bret, we don't have any word on another press conference later on this evening though we likely will see when given the magnitude of the event that took place here today. one new piece of information is we have learned that a u.s. border patrol agent was struck by gunfire while responding to this mass shooting at this school. robb elementary

let's get more from grady trimble in laredo. >> in south texas, there's a run-off that pits henry cuellar against former intern and now immigration attorney, the far more progressive candidate, jessica cisneros. these two faced each other two years ago. cisneros has endorsemented from alexandria ocasio-cortez and senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. cuellar's supporters say that's not a good thing. >> do you worry if you vote in a too progressive candidate, it could make inflation issues worse? >> absolutely. the fact that she's associated with aoc, that doesn't help her cause. >> congressman cuellar is a moderate democrat who often goes against his own party on issues like illegal immigration, healthcare and abortion. he's notably the only pro life democrat in the house. but recently he's been dealing with another issue, the fbi raided his home earlier this year. he says he's not the target of an fbi investigation but for some voters, that is cause for concern. >> i just think that cuellar has been there too long. i think that there's some things popped up that there's no answer

grady trimble thank you very much, my friend, in laredo. a lot at stake in multiple contests, georgia the other big one of course, connell mcshane following all that. hey, connell. connell: been around to a bunch of these states trying to get an idea of what voters are thinking and what might happen or what might not happen in some of the primaries and in georgia, spent time there the other day is theres so much energy in the race. the early voting figures the people who voted before today, was huge as well over 850,000, which was like a 200% increase from a couple years ago , and more than half of those early voters were in republican primaries. you know which makes sense because that's where a lot of the attention has been especially this governor's race. i was talking to brian robinson a long time gop operative and basically saying georgia has turned into the center of the political universe the last couple of years, that's why everybody pays such close attention to it, but in the governor's race he has what he described as four fascinat

grady tremble following this in laredo, texas. good morning. >> congressman cuellar is a moderate democrat and often goes against his own party on issues like abortion and border security. his opponent jessica used to be his intern and now much farther to the left than he is. in the days and weeks leading up to this runoff she has tried to paint him as someone more of a conservative than a democrat. >> there are so many issues i knew that people in the district if they knew what kind of representation they were receiving wouldn't get their vote. people are finally paying attention and holding him accountable. >> she is endorsed by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. cuellar has the backing of nancy pelosi and jim clyburn even though his home was raided by his home in january. he is the only pro-life democrat in the house. >> we are going to have democratic nominees like henry cuellar to help get things across the finish line. >> he is not pro-choice but we passed the bill with what

grady trimble is in laredo, texas. grady, abortion is very much in the spotlight. could this issue, abortion, shake up that race? reporter: absolutely, stu, because congressman henry cuellar, the nine-term incumbent by the way is famously pro-life. in fact he's the only house democrat who voted against a bill last year, to codify roe vs. wade. after the scotus draft opinion leak, his opponent pro-choice and far more progressive candidate jessica cisneros says it puts the issue of abortion back in the spotlight of this runoff. >> for him to be a texas representative and to side with republicans, have such a crucial moment when we are watching the fall of roe, has been very frustrating for a lot of people here. reporter: despite their differences with cuellar, house leadership, like house speaker nancy pelosi, and majority whip jim clyburn, they are standing behind cuellar over his far-more aggressive opponent. >> we are going to have democratic nominees like hen re cuellar to help get things across the finish line. he's not pro-choice but we didn't need him, we pass

you look at san antonio, from laredo, el rio, going to san antonio. san antonio's covid cases yesterday alone increased by 400, the most since february. >> wow. >> i'm not saying it all came from there, but all of a sudden a surge in cases again and look at the number of migrants they're sending to san antonio. david: by the way, i should say that these are live shots we're seeing on the left side of the screen, looking at eagle pass as we're speaking and it should be emphasized by the way, that this is an issue that concerns hispanic americans as well as everybody else. it's in, fact, the president's approval ratings have gone down tremendously among the hispanic community in the united states. so, it's something that most americans really are united on, in terms of a problem that has to be fixed. >> i agree. the hispanic community is fed up with this. we have a lot of great hispanics, families in our community and their parents came the right way. our sheriff's parents is one of them. they came over, applied for a green card and worked and waited 18

in laredo the texas national guard and texas dps ran border security drills with their mexican counterparts across the river. both sides presenting a show of force as dhs projects if title 42 drops, the southern border could see up to 18,000 illegal crossings every single day. and again as peter doocy just mentioned, the federal judge actually used those government projections against the government, citing that those projections showed it's not the time to drop title 42. and, bret, the big question now is going to be what's going to happen with these thousands of migrants who have gathered in these mexican cities across the border who have been waiting for may 23rd to come to cross? we have gone into these cities. we have talked to these migrants. they have told us on camera they are waiting for may 23rd, then they plan to cross. what are they going to do now? are they going to go back to their home country or going to say well, i will give it a try anyways. we will see in the coming days. send it back to you. >> bret: probably the latter. bill melugin, thanks. >> bret: another breaking st

this is the texas national guard and texas dps issuing a show of force along the rio grande in the laredo area. the partners on the mexican side of the river did the same thing. this is a sign of drills for when title 42 drops and to show that texas is ready for whoever comes. there's hundreds, thousands of haitians in nuevo. they're doing this in eagle pass as well. take a look at this video. exact same thing. army humvees and texas dps cruisers lining the river here in eagle pass. we can tell you for this specific spot in particular, it's plugged up the crossings here. we were seeing the big crossings last week. take a look at this video. this was a single massive group of about 167 people that crossed almost all single adults, cubans, venezuelians and peruvians. we've seen the groups in the last week or so. back out here live, we're waiting any minute now for the federal judge could come down with his ruling on what will happen with title 42 come monday. back to you. >> martha: yeah. one of the sad difficult situations is that you had about 12,000 unaccompanieded minors come across. th

this is video out of laredo. you are looking at the texas national guard and d.p.s. beefing up security on their side of the border. and mexicans on their side doing the same. to send a message, shoring up security, this is a show of force so if and when title 42 drops and any groups think they can cross in mass, the state of texas says they will be ready for it. take a listen to what the texas lieutenant governor had to say. >> if he repeals title 42, you are talking about as many people coming in in this first term of the biden administration, more people coming here illegally that we apprehend than live in new york city, and almost twice as the city of houston. >> we just learned from border patrol late yesterday afternoon they arrested a 25-year-old mexican man who crossed illegally here into eagle pass and he is apparently wanted for questioning in the murder of a mexican politician killed on tuesday in the city right across from us. so that murder happened on tuesday, this man, possible suspect crossed last night. he was captured by u.s. border patrol. send it

one location became operational april 29th in laredo, texas. what factors are being used to determine future locations for these processing centers? how long do you anticipate it will take to operationalize additional centers? >> thank you for that question. this is something i think we are all very excited about, bringing innovation to the process at the border. i think these centers have a lot of potential to, a, allow us to better triage the flow and focus consequences on higher risk individuals, then for lower risk individuals were going to be referred into immigration proceedings and released, have facilities that allow us to co-locate with ice, potentially hhs, with ngos to have a much more seamless handoff at every stage of the process, within the same facility. i think what we are looking to see is whether we realize the gains in terms of the handoffs between the time they are spending. actually being held in cbp custody. we are also hoping this process will allow us to minimize the footprint in the facility, have former law enforcement

40 tan quitas para evitar un cruce masivo, vamos a ver aquÍ el rÍo gran del otro lado en mÉxico en laredo tambiÉn entese estado estÁn custodiando la zona para evitar algÚn cruce irregular por el rÍo. >>> del lado de mÉxico laredo hay tresnmigrantes de haitÍ esperando que se elimine el tÍtulo 42. >>> estoy esperando el lunes. para que nos quiten el artÍculo y asÍ po drails ir cruzar fÁcilmente. >>> este video que ya es viral muestra cinco inmigrantes que hace una maniobra por esconderse de agentes fronterizos que los perseguÍan en el paso texas. >>> cuando pasa el tren por un puente los inmigrantes se hacen a un lado. >>> mientras que laredo es un forme centro de procedentes, y todo son adultos y algunos son deportados. y otros como fabiÁn nos trajoron de yuma para dejlos en libertad. >>> habÍa posibilidades de recibir un beneficio para uns a su por eso me vine. >>> la frontera sur estÁ en caos y en alerta en espera que se su prima el tÍtulo 42 mientras que para cruzar. en texas para las noticias telemundo. >>> estamos vndo los operativos del lado de estados unidos. quÉ est

tÍtulo 42, estados como texas se preparan para una posible llegada masiva de inmigrantes, estamos en laredo, en un simulacro junto a la frontera mexicana. >> 14 muertos y una veintena de heridos todos trabajadores agrÍcolas volviendo a casa de madrugada en un autobÚs que perdiÓ los frenos y se estrellÓ con una pared en jalisco. breve comparecencia en corte de payton gendron para escuchar la acusaciÓn formal de asesinato en primer grado, el presunto asesino de diez personas de raza negra en bÚfalo fue increpado a la salida con gritos de cobarde. >> el presidente joe biden invoca una ley de producciÓn de defensa aplicable en tiempos de guerra para garantizar la fabricaciÓn y suministro de fÓrmula para bebÉs. >> quiero que nuestra juventud se empodere de cada uno de los procesos, ahÍ estÁ nuestra verdadera esencia. >> el muralÍsimo ayuda a un grupo de jÓvenes a hacer frente a las dificultades, un artista indÍgena les enseÑa tÉcnicas para combinar colores y sabores ancestrales que reflejan en cada pintura. >> ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪. >> buenas tardes, gracias por acompaÑarnos,

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i understand the pilot operation became operational october 29th in, laredo texas. what factors are being used to determine future location for these processing centers. how long do you anticipate this to be operationalize-ing additional centers? >> thank you for that question, senator. that is something that i think we are all very excited about. bringing innovation to the process and at the border. i think these at hans central processing centers have a lot of potential to allow us to better triage the flow and focus the consequences on higher risk individuals. and then for a lower risk individuals who are going to be referred into immigration proceedings and released, have facilities that allow us to colocate with ice, with potentially hhs, and with ngos in order to have a much more seamless handoff at every stage of the process within the same facility. i think we are looking to see, really, is if we realize those gains in the handoff between each step of the process. the time in case the actually being held in cbp custody. we are also hoping that this process,

when i was a charlie took me too a clinic in laredo where he provided abortions twice a month. i witnessed the gratitude on the faces of those awaiting in the clinic. my dad was a hero. in the year following my abortion my father was diagnosed with a brain tumor. and as i spent more time with him and he spiral intod depression we both realized i was not well. i concluded that in order to get him through this ordeal i needed to get help. when i finally found the medicationi that worked i was a whole new person. treating my bipolar disorder enabled me too take care of my father after his brain surgery resulted in a stroke. i was mentally healthy for the first time in my adult life. i could be a full partner to my boyfriend who is now my husband of 16 years. during law school and i was ready i'd two miscarriages and then to children. my pregnancies were physically and mentally veryan difficult. after being a parent for the past 11 years i have no doubtnt that if i would've had had not had an abortion when i did, i would not have survived. my chosen pregnancies were not easy but th

senior correspondent casey stegall is in laredo texas tonight with the latest. good evening, casey. >> good evening, with less than a week now until title 42 is supposed to end, just as you said, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas made yet another trip out here to the southern border today to receive operational updates on the upcoming big deadline. secretary mayorkas made the round across parts of the rio grande valley. multiple stops to see the latest surveillance technology at work. newly expanded migrant detention facilities. all while talking with cbp top brass and agents on the front lines. >> we are addressing a level of migration that is historic and they are doing an extraordinary job. >> mayorkas says they will surge resources to the region ahead of title 42's possible expiration. >> we are building safe, orderly and humane pathways to access the benefits that the law provides and that congress has passed. >> cbp data for april shows more than 234,000 migrant encounters for the month. beating the previous all-time record in march of more than 221,000. >>

casey stegall is in laredo, texas with details. casey? >> hi, charles. the number of large groups that are illegally crossing in to the united states keep going up and up and up. we have brand new video to show you in from eagle pass, texas. not terribly far from her where agents say that they encountered a group of 250 migrants as you can see here making their way across the rio grande river and crossing illegally in to the u.s. this afternoon. they had about 200 there yesterday. mostly all from central american countries, the northern triangle countries as we call them. easy to see how an all-time record was set last month. when you take the april tally, cbp reporting close to 1.5 million migrant encounters total at the southern border since the start of fiscal year 2022. remember that began last october. we still have five months left to go. the data also shows that in april, more than 96,000 migrants were removed from the country under title 42, which remember is set to expire in a couple of days unless the courts intervene. secretary alejandro mayor

casey stegall has the latest from laredo, texas. what, if anything, did you hear from mayorkas? >> well, we have not been able to officially broadcast his comments, anita, some confusion back and forth all morning between what is able to be trans missed and sent out to the public. so right now we are expecting he'll make some formal remarks a little later on so we have our eye on that. this trip has been very different from many of his others down here to the southern border. he has hop scotched around in many different places across mcallen, the rio grande valley sector, and really putting up this image of rolling up his sleeves and getting out in the field, if you will he has been talking with agents while they have been in the middle of apprehending agents, and then secretary mayorkas visited a section of the wall, observed one of the federal surveillance drones in action. along the way, he has met with members of c.b.p. brass and local law enforcement in addition to a firsthand look at illegal drugs just confiscated, for example, in hidalgo county, texas, sizeable amounts of

first, casey stiegel at the border in laredo texas. >> reporter: while these numbers, frankly, are shocking on paper, out here in the field and out here on the front lines of this crisis they are not all that surprising especially when day in and day out we have seen it with our own eyes and we have been showing our viewers at home. you are looking at live pictures from eagle pass, texas. the team's drone. that has been a hot bed for illegal crossings lately. groups of 100, 200, 300 coming across the river there at one time. numbers that keep dramatically rising ahead of title 42 ending next monday unless a judge says otherwise. but when you add in the april numbers, that means so far for fiscal year 2022, which began on october 1st, there have been close to 1.3 million total migrant encounters reported at the southern border and still five months left to go. according to those dhs court filings, close to 118,000 migrants were released into the u.s. during april. they reportedly more than 113,000 expulsions, close to 97,000 of those were under the title 42 program, again, expiring next mond

mexican authorities and we're going to have binational operations without the southern border in del rio, laredo to focus on these ports of entry. >> charles: so alejandro mayorkas was talking about how the administration is going to deal with this. take a listen, chris. >> back in september of last year we started to plan and prepare for the eventual end of this cdc's use of title 42. that is in fact what we have done. i'm going to go down to mcallen, texas tomorrow. it's my ninth or tenth visit to the border and explain to local officials exactly what our plans and preparations involve. >> charles: chris, first off, you're going to be seeing secretary mayorkas. what do you want to hear from him? >> well, charles, we've been hearing the conversations, everything when this took place about having a plan in place. well, it's one thing to have a plan on paper. you have to take an aggressive stance. take proactive measures and focus on the issues. that's more concern. last year we had 17,000 surge the border at once. because what we've done as a state by providing the resources with the national gu

tomorrow colorado springs, laredo, new orleans and monroe temperatures upper-80s to low-90s. memphis temperatures in the low-90s. mid-90s thursday in charlotte. mid-90 in jacksonville wichita, 92 at el paso, into the mid-90s and as we go into next week, look at this warmer than average temperatures along the east coast into the gulf, into texas, colder than average as we make our way through the plains and in california where they could really use rain and cooler temperatures, unfortunately not going to get it. that's what's going on around the country. her >>> good morning. i am meteorologist kari hall. actually one of the coolest days of the week and we will start to warm-up over the next few days. a lot of dry weather, breezy and high winds at times. it will be really warm in the inland areas. in san francisco the temperatures will be mailed. we come up a few degrees going into wednesday but we keep the brisk winds and sunshine with some fog rolling in along the coastline. flying experience. he's never even down one of those flying video games but he's very observant and v

ortiz: yo oÍa solamente de la inseguridad y el peligro que habÍa en nuevo laredo. carmen: hoy el pastor ortiz ha logrado lo inimaginable. navegar por aguas revueltas y llegar a tierra a salvo, aunque no sin un costo. sus albergues estÁn ubicados justo en terrenos donde el narco tiene su centro de operaciones, algo que no puede evadir, pues controlan prÁcticamente todo. ortiz: dice el salmo 91, "aunque ande en valles de sombra de muerte no temerÉ mal alguno porque tÚ estarÁs conmigo". carmen: por lo menos tres veces a la semana viaja a monterrey, nuevo leÓn. lo hace por la llamada carretera de la muerte. ortiz: aquÍ hay vehÍculos que nada mÁs dan vueltas, dan vueltas, revisando todo. carmen: sÉ que desde aquÍ ya van vigilando. ortiz: sÍ. carmen: ¿cÓmo coexistir y no tener problemas y no estar en constante roce? locutor: al regresar... ortiz: siempre es un temor cruzar por esta carretera. locutor: las acciones del pastor ortiz llamaron la atenciÓn de los representantes de un cartel. ortiz: y los que estÁn en estados unidos quieren venir para cruzar es

personas que han perdido a sus familias, que no les han dado resultados a la gente que vino aquÍ de nuevo laredo, la gente que estÁ aquÍ. yo lo sÉ, les agradezco, de corazÓn voy a hablar por todos ustedes. homicidios y feminicidos. >> por la tarde tanto el padre de la joven y la seÑora dolores basaldua tendrÁn una reuniÓn con autoridades federales y locales para analizar en conjunto la autopsia de ley y la carpeta de investigaciÓn. asÍ se busca tener una conclusiÓn acerca de esta investigaciÓn. despuÉs, que la informaciÓn se ha dado a conocer a cuenta gotas, es parte de lo que se registra acerca de este caso en monterrey, mÉxico. carolina: es una historia que va cambiando minuto a minuto y tenemos lo Último. otra tragedia con inmigrantes. el naufragio de un barco lleno de personas, procedente de repÚblica dominicana. 11 pasajeros murieron y otros 31 fueron rescatados el barco se hundÍa y volcÓ, las vÍctimas habrÍan sido respetadas rescatadas por un helicÓptero del servicio de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza. siguiendo con el tema de inmigraciÓn hoy es un dÍa clave, comien

it was being smuggled into laredo, texas on a mexican truck. biden of course is set to lift title 42 in little over a week, congresswoman. and you've got the most incredible pictures from the border this week, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people walking right in, blending into the population as many traffic drugs including deadly fentanyl. when is this going to end? >> well, it's going to end i believe when we take back some republican control here. we are at a disadvantage right now because democrats control everything. right? so if we take back the house, one of the very first bills i believe we will be passing in the house will be our border security act which would reason reinstate a lot of president trump's policies. we have to give law enforcement the tools they need to do their job and a that's part of what the republican agenda is. when you look at what the dea is saying, you know, fenced nil's the number one -- fentanyl's the number one killer, not covid, of 18 to 45-year-old americans. why is the president not doing anything

imagine that army six laredo becoming election official? >> absolutely, stuff. 90 other those folks will kind of come into our government, and with the 14th amendment in the section two most avoid having insurrectionists in our government. and it seems like there is a concerted effort by these people, and vote deniers, to basically put them back into office as part of a republican strategy. and i just want to say, one other thing on the question you're asking about trump's effect on david mccormack another and candidates. in a way, that's true for the primary. but i wonder about trump's general election. to me, trump looks like the human equivalent of the decision to overturn roe. it's gonna excite your base, but at the risk of horrifying everyone else. >> we'll soon find out. philip rucker yamiche alcindor neal katyal, franks for all of starting us this evening. when we come, back is proving to be an all out war in ukraine, and more than what putin was begging for. but putin is not about the back down. and, later what trump supporters want

vice president laredo. 14.4 million votes or 26.9%. sri lanka's prime minister has resigned in the wake of the plunging economy. demonstrators have been demanding that he and his brother, the country's president, quit. prices of everything from gasoline to medicine have been soaring. close to bankruptcy and resending payments on foreign debts. russian president vladimir putin has in folk russia's fight against germany and its invasion of ukraine. they had a parade in moscow's red square, marking the german defeat in 1945. vladimir putin made no major announcements, despite speculation he might formally declare war. he said ukraine and nato forced him. in kyiv, president zelenskyy rejected attempts to invoke world war ii. he issued a video statement trying to drive the occupiers out of our own land. bloomberg television earlier and said there is a critical need for more weapons. he said kyiv officials are ready to come to talks with vladimir putin. >> several times, we should have negotiations. once again, we seek nothing from vladimir

right now, actually waiting in mexico, different parts of mexico along the border, this past week in laredo we have thousands of haitians that made their way to the border waiting for the anticipation of title 42. they know one it's rescinded had they will be released to the united states. maria: the administration thinks they can just say things and then they become fact or truth. that's why they're coming up with this disinformation board so they can make statements and just say that's fact. it's the disinformation board that said it. even if you've got eyes on the ground. you're literally in the crosshairs on the front lines of this disaster, telling us the truth of what's actually happening and the american people know it. lieutenant, look at this new cnn poll. it finds 57% of americans say now is not the time to end title 42. the last time we spoke, you told me that we're going to go from 7,000 encounters a day to something like 18,000 encounters a day. but you didn't include the got-aways in that, lieutenant. what's the story with the got-aways, those people seen on surveillance camer

nate: rich, we have reported of haitian migrants waiting in nuevo laredo, estimate are 1300 or 1500. perhaps there's other in reynosa, mexico, the numbers are high as they are and people are nervous for communities like this for the end of title 42 because it's already bad and they are expecting it to get worse. nate: nate foy live in texas, thank you so much. outpacing wage growth despite the increased jobs across the country we are joined by macro trends adviser llc founder partner and university san diego school of visiting visiting research fellow, mitch roschelle. mitch, thank you very much for joining us this afternoon. i want to look at some of the job's numbers that we got on friday. looks pretty good 428,000 added, 3.6 unemployment. we are still seeing robust job growth. do you believe that the underlying economy is strong? mitch: i think we are on shaky footing because what happens you look at headline numbers, we created 400,000 jobs and one reason the unemployment rate is falling because we have our labor participation rate falling. it fell for the first time in 3 months

nate foy is live in laredo, texas. >> as many as 7000 haitian migrants may be waiting here across the river when title 42 expires in just over two weeks according to a source, they received new intel, 4000 more haitian migrants are making their way to the border right now. i want to show you surveillance video, a texas dps helicopter, this was who's here right now, they arrived last week between 1500 and 3000 haitian migrants, a lot of danger for them. today 103 degrees to the key, they are looking to stay cool and this is a with these cartel area, 800 to $1000 ted across the river, unclear how many have that, there is intel coming in to texas dps the group make bus over where other migrants are waiting across the border. look at this video from eagle pass, this is a group of 16 people including a baby as a child columbia and nicaragua, some of them had to be rescued and processed by border patrol that creates a problem in its own. listen to this. >> as you go down to the area, i would count the numbers, that's what i would suggest he was the all along from san diego to brownsville, m

migrants are already waiting which means we could have 7000 possibly more migrants waiting to cross into laredo if and when title 42 is lifted on the 23rd of this month as planned for it and want you to take a look at this video this was shot from the texas dps helicopter of this haitian migrants. each and every one of these migrants will have to pay between $801,000 to the northeast cartel which runs this area. it's unclear how many have that fair. we are receiving intel or texas is sharing intel possibly this group is going to bus over too reynosa, mexico across from mcallen other migrants are also gathering. take a look at this video from yesterday or texas national guard as well as a mexican police and the mexican national guard all working together to show force along the rio grande. this is meant as a possible deterrence for mass migration event like many fear expect possibly from that haitian group. there's a captain who took us for a helicopter ride along during the training. >> think this sheer presence of air support in the area along with the ground troops it sends a message to both

you could have as many as 7,000, possibly more migrants waiting to cross into laredo when it ends on the 23rd. take a look at this video. now from two days ago, also on a separate helicopter mission taking video surveillance. all of these people are going to need to pay the northeast cartel, 800 to 1,000 per head to cross the river and texas intel indicates that perhaps this group of migrants are going to bus to reynosa across from mccallum where migrants are waiting. a group of 16 migrants, including a baby and a child made it safely across the rio grande where the drone team is. this group is specifically from columbia and nicaragua. here they are talking about the reality of what we're seeing down here. for the month of april, it's going to be historic, if it confirms what i'm hearing, it's going to show what i'm encountering for the month of april and goes to show you that even though, even what they're trying to do, it's not making any significant impact along the border right now. >> and the rio grande valley sector, 685 migrants turning themselves into border patrol. 62% of th

nate foy right now in laredo, texas on where all of this stands. nate. >> good morning, people in laredo across the southern border are preparing as though title 42 will end on the 23rd of this month. one thing that the biden administration is doing is reopening a shelter used for unaccompanied children last year. the video we shot last march at facilities. it was for last year, with title 42 looming, it may be used again. 12 adults in eagle pass, if you can take a look at this video from eagle pass, 12 adults pass over the river, they used a rope to help each other make it across all 12 made it to be processed by border patrol. if we can take a live look from our fox drone team in eagle pass, we have another group of 16 migrants from colombia and nicaragua. a mix of people, family units and at least one baby and another child, they had to be rescued in the rio grande, but now are processed by border patrol on the eagle pass side. we spoke with a former border patrol sector chief who is now a professor. listen to what he expects when title 42 ends.

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reporting in laredo, texas, fox news. >> do you know what happens to these individuals? they are either expelled under the title 42 of the cdc, or they are placed in immigration enforcement proceedings. they make their claims under the law if those claims don't prevail they are promptly removed from the united states. >> homeland security is defending the joe biden ministrations management of the southern border, but "the washington post" claimed that some of his justifications earn a score of three pinocchio's on their scale. a site about the situation along the border with former acting director of ice tom. tom thinks for joining us this evening it's a puzzle try to put together who can come over the border, what happens when they come over? generally speaking today, who was affected by title 42? who is getting expelled? and who can come in with what's called a notice to appear or to show up your immigration hearing? >> will some adults are expelled, but is fox news has shown many single adults still reach the adults. when he says that those are putting immigration enf

the sources tell me they received new intel that 4,000 more haitian migrants are makin their way to laredo just across the river behind me. >> great compelling pictures. thank you. it is hard to know the facts from the fiction surrounding th border crisis. homeland security secretary's test with sub during the administration's position. william takes a look tonight. >> we are not talking about releasing individuals into the united states. expect in fact dhs often does. do you know what these mean, just like going into the united states pick this a gift would you've got a detailed individuals, they are place of an alternative student detention . i think it's the easy way of saying has the spirit. >> they were monitored on a phone. 10% right ankle bracelet. well with the new triple from the trumpeters but to. >> in march there about 61,000 people who were releasing about 25,000 of them were put into a td. they said most what shopping cart because most immigration meetings last five years. if they do not succeed, we enforce the law and they are removed. >> that is just a flagrant lie. expect

. >> just yesterday texas dps in laredo said the two groups of runners, one group of 11 another group of four. then they had five with a cold turn backs count people to go back to mexico as a result of the law enforcement pursued bro sent back to you liz but. >> great journalism thank you so much sonic is now texas attorney general ken paxton paid what is your reaction to that report? it is good to see you. >> well, you know what is not surprising at all with title 42 expected to be lifted the numbers have already been dramatically up since he trump administration prey over three to percent if you change at title 42 there is no doubt were going to have a massive surge of immigrants because the messages being sent to the cartels, bring them here there's no restriction on them coming. elizabeth: in biden's first year end happy of more illegal border crossings and under all of the trump years combined. we have the "washington post" given dhs secretary mayorkas three pinocchio's for a false claim that he said illegal immigrants are promptly removed when more than a 1 million were basicall

nate foy in laredo with more. nate? >> good afternoon, neil. after four hours of drills, authorities from texas as well as the mexican side, have now left for the day. we had texas dps, the national guard and mexican police and the mexican national guard all on hand today. we got a ride-along in a helicopter with texas dps. if we can pull up this video from earlier. we were providing air support or fox news was there as dps provided air support for the drills. while we were up there, they got a call from the ground unit about a group of runners about two miles east of the drills. we know one person is in custody. border patrol is tracking footprints to try to track down the others. about a mile south of the river, there's this. take a look at this new video of a group of 1,500 to 3,000 haitian migrants that started gathering here last week. dps has received intel that they may be bussed to across the boreder from mcallen, texas. the democratic judge here in web county worries things are going to get worse if title 42 is lifted as planned in jus

we are at the laredo sector working up to del rio. we have not seen a large influx of migrants crossing but when bryan llenas was watching, we saw a man drown in eagle pass and bill has been here for the better part of the past year and i want to show you one more time a live look from the texas d.p.s. helicopter of the haitian migrants trying to stay cool and really risking their lives, the northeast cartel that runs this area, it just shows how desperate these people are, and it's kind of a waiting game, just over two weeks until title, you know, title 42 is set to expire and it's something that people here are preparing for. >> john: we all remember the scenes under the bridge on the american side of the border and our hearts go out again to the family members of the national guardsman who tried to save a couple of immigrants who turned out to be drug smugglers. and thanks to texas d. p. s. for a bird's eye view of this. anita. >> very interesting look from the air, john. well, senior republican members of the house are voicing the

the texas national guard and the department of public safety are holding drills in laredo to prepare for that possibility. meanwhile some 1500 haitians are among those waiting in mexico to cross into the u.s. nate foye live in laredo, texas with the latest. >> right across the river you are going to find those 1500 haitian migrants that you reed. i want to show you cooperation among the authorities on both sides of the rio grande. first here on the united states side of the border you see the national guard in texas dps, humvees and vehicles, armed soldiers here displaning force to stop and deter any possible mass migration event. if i could ask my photographer to shoot across the river, you will see mexican cooperation similar to what we saw last week in eagle pass, mexican police and national guard also partaking in today's drill. these will last four hours. air boats and helicopters in the air, a lot of resources being deployed. a few city blocks away from where you see those mexican authorities is that group of 1500 haitian migrants. we have new video that we can show you. texas

we're back on the border today in laredo, texas. good morning. >> bill, good morning to you. the ap reports the biden administration struck a deal to mexico to expel certain migrants. they are expanding the use of title 42 as it is set to expire in just over two weeks. look at this video from eagle pass as we've seen an increased number of crossings from both populations. this you are watching is a group of cubans pass in eagle pass. the u.s. can expel up to 100 cubeance and 20 nicaraguas a day from three locations. el paso and rio grande valley as well as san diego. the expulsions started april 22 to may 22. here in laredo texas across the river a lot of attention on a group of 1500 haitian migrants camped out across the border. helicopter footage from texas dps. in two hours where i am right now we'll see a joint exercise between texas dps, national guard and mexican authorities on both sides of the rio grande. it is meant to be a show of force to deter a possible mass migration event. the democratic judge of webb county talking about the group of haitians. >> we have 1500

. >> reporter: rebecca is the director of this catholic charity shelter in laredo, texas. a place where she says border patrol drops off the migrant overflow from processing centers in south texas and even for more than a thousand miles away in yuma, arizona. like this 23-year-old medical student from cuba. so $50 to $60 a month is how much a doctor in cuba earns. to prepare for the end of title 42, the health order used to expel migrants to mexico, more than 1.8 million times in just two years, she says she opened a second shelter -- >> i think there's, in my opinion, might be a mob mentality process. >> reporter: she says about 5,000 migrants are waiting in mexico alone for title 42 to lift. >> it shows you the reality -- >> reporter: the pastor runs four shelter there's and shows us video of the 2,000 mostly haitians who he says arrived a few days ago from nearby cities. >> i believe it is because they find out they were coming in. >> reporter: ortiz said he learn in the last week, federal agents were allowing 70 migrants per day to seek asylum at the port of entry unde