in to the border patrol. groups in the company of children that were under 7 had their basic biometric information taken down and dispatched to bus stations to continue into the united states. unaccompanied minors or those that claim to be under 18 are taken to custody by border patrol. their warehoused in cvp holding facilities. the covid incubators that you have seen and pictures smuggled out until they can be transferred to hhs. hhs makes travel arrangements for them to be sent to their final destination, often a family member that is already an illegal alien. all are being waved in. only single adults and groups that are being turned away. that's because of title 42, which is effective only during the covid pandemic. border patrol warns when 42 goes away, our border is completely gone. this is getting worse by the day. 100 family units illegally crossed the week of the election. it increased to 1,100 family units. it reached 15,000. there were 100,000 total encounters in february. folks, that's the popula

border patrol told them it was working. and that they were going to have a disaster if they abandoned it. >> charles: yeah, well, it's hard to ignore it now. hard not to say it was a disaster vice president kamala harris on the phone with mexico's president. but it's going to take a lot more than that thank you so much for sharing what you saw with us today. we really appreciate it. that will do it for me here, folks. neil will be back tomorrow. catch me on fox business at 2:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, kennedy and pete hegseth. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ disturbing video capturing the crisis at our southern border. a little migrant boy found sobbing and wandering alone after being abandoned in the texas dessert. watch. >> huh?

border patrol releases video showing children being tossed over the wall from mexico. the violence the attacks the hellenes of children they are appalling and for the words of condemnation at the u.n. where the security council has been warned me a mosque crackdown risks causing civil war. a court in hong kong has found 7 prominent pro-democracy activists guilty for their role in a $2900.00 protest prosecutors say the demonstration was on all the rawest those convicted include a media tycoon former legislators the man considered to be hong kong's father of democracy 2 others have pleaded guilty ahead of the verdict critics say all this is part of a crackdown on dissent which escalated off to china imposed a national security law in hong kong last year let's go live now to hong kong al-jazeera sara clock is there for us sara talk us through these verdicts who's been convicted what happened in court. well this court is on the veteran activists of the pro-democracy movement here in hong kong and as you mentioned 9 up. this prominent group will go behind bars we've had the

families and what the border patrol calls unaccompanied minors. these are children in some cases but often teenagers who are coming over, looking to ask for asylum so a large number of people and real concerns about overcrowding in some of the border patrol holding stations that were not designed for long-term holding of adults but now we got children crowded into these facilities and we are seeing a real ramp up very quickly by the biden administration to open more health and human services shelters so that the children can be moved into those locations and then reunited with a family member or a sponsor while their case is going through immigration court and we had a facility open here in el paso at our large military installation here can have up to 500, i mean 5000 beds, we have 500 children enter that facility yesterdayfor the first time . >> wended the rising numbers occur ? >> it's been going on for months now getting back to when the trump administration was still in office . we did have a slowdown during the pandemic because a lot of coun

worder patrol saying they're doing -- border patrol saying they're doing fine. now we've got this fight between al of course cez and senator ted cruz. aoc is trying to claim ted cruz created the problem. what do you say? >> he didn't. and it's disgusting to know that if this would have been under the trump administration when these two children were dropped, let's be clear, they were dropped from about 15 feet. look up at your ceiling, double the height of that ceiling, and those children weren't dropped onto a nice, grassy surface. they were dropped onto rocks. they could have been seriously injured, if not killed. yet we don't hear a peep from the aoc talking about these are the policies that are -- the democrat policies are allowing the criminal cartels to generate all these profits to drop these children on the ground from 16 feet in the air. it's disgusting, it's, it's immoral. the fact that they're not coming out and discussing this issue with clarity and truthfully. elizabeth: yeah. well, they're politicizing it for their own selfish interests. that's wha

to p through border patrols. that really did slow people coming. real humanitarian concerns about military force against civilians. we have seen some problems on mexico's southern border. the military there has said they made a mistake and they will work with the family. the man who was shot is returning to his country in a vehicle. he was fired upon. real concerns about what that means. it did slow down the number of people crossing in the past. host: why are haitians deported quicker and the problems they are running from the same? is the criteria different depending on where you are coming from? guest: it depends on where you are. the haitians were being expelled, that is the term used, they are returned to mexico. i think it depends on where along the border, we have seen where mexico will accept people back onto the mexican side. they are fleeing and taking asylum. we have a lot of cubans too who have come through and even nicaraguans that are fleeing very serious conditions and threats. we have a thriving human community because they have bee

border patrol sources say there may be 100,000 so-called got aways they know got past border patrol while they were distracted, those are the people who don't want to because, criminals, people who have been deported, drug traffickers, gang members and so on, those are the ones who cause the most problems in the community, that is a problem for border patrol, they can't get the situation under control. lawrence: thanks, jessica. jillian: apple ceo suggests people vote on their iphone but as you can imagine not everyone is on board. lawrence: once election election official call the idea preposterous. when heartburn takes you by surprise. fight back fast, with new tums naturals. free from artificial flavors and dyes. (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you to maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. you can do an uncomfortable, old-fashioned crunch or an

now every month and in the last official report from customs and border protection and border patrol, over 100 different countries represented by the individuals crossing border just this year, over 100 countries. it's not just folks in central america, literally people from all over the f world are paying cartels the money it takes to get through mexico travel into our country and checking in or skipping across the border and they disappear into our economy. i see that as an issue and i wish the administration would see it as an issue. conversation last night was about voting, an important conversation, voting is extremely important to us as a nation that every vote counts in every vote has the integrity it needs but the senate bill one on the house side with the cold h bill one, i am stunned the contents of the bill. when president biden said past that belt and put it on my desk, there is no way i would pass a bill like that, nor with the people at home want me to pass a bill like that, that's potentially making cheating easily. we want voting easy and cheating heart, that's the wa

apprehended by the border patrol. in fact most cases want toto be, because the government actually will help them implead their trip into the u.s. the shop and in some places that will knock on the border patrol vehicle when the say hey i'm 16, 17, 15, i'm whatever. they would go down to the very young ages they want to be caught. as of sunday were slightly more than 3000 of those children still in customs and border protection custody at the border. they're supposed to be transferred within 72 hours to the health and human2 services apartment, to the shelters there throughout the countries that are heavily concentrated along the border. there are more than 70 of the shelters throughout the country that are to care for these unaccompanied children until a sponsor can be found to take them.f as of sunday within those shelters, nothing massive increase as of late last week was only 16000. they transferred over the less there for days they manage to transfer another 2000 children out of border patrol custody into those s

border patrol releases video showing children being tossed over the wall from mexico. with another record number of people dying of covert 19 in brazil burials are taking place around the clock. we begin though with some breaking news out of hong kong a court has convicted a group of pro-democracy activists charged for their role in 829000 process let's go live now to hong kong al jazeera sara clock is that sara talk us through this verdict who's been convicted what happened in court. the verdict has just been handed down we've got 7. being found guilty that includes. 6 of the 4. x. x. . mike as we call them here in hong kong mohsin lately we can see that the founder of the develops the movement of the father the democracy movement here in hong kong he's 82 years of age he's also been convicted. he's a former highly respected legislator here in hong kong she too has been found guilty and of course we've got to do the law he's been found guilty as well now the hearing has temporarily adjourned and will resume the next few minutes to hear the verdict on the other 2 in th

patrol agent, a big border patrol agent kneel down to 57-year-old little girl who was crying and scared, he talked to her like a father, within two minutes he got her to crack a smile. he held her, he hugged her, even during covid these border patrols are treating these families with dignity and respect so shame on president biden for his comments. >> yes, that was my experience, too, the time that i've been down to the border. it's amazing the compassion and the toughness that they put into this. >> now, charlie, this is one of the great super spreader events, you look at the video, you've got percentages of covid down there, and the biden administration refuses to even call it a crisis. >> it's truly astonishing. you've got those great heroes that are working at the border trying -- not only trying to protect the border but literally saving lives every single day at the border. and then you have, you look around washington and you have these fundamentally unserious ridiculous people like congresswoman ortez, who if you remember a couple of years ago when she was down at the border try

journal" that the border patrol will tell you that is just one tool. they need more than just the wall. would you agree with that and that the wall does not always stop them from coming over? even the new wall former president donald trump build, she reported they just used a taller ladder. caller: let me tell you, san diego did not have the wall. they put the wall up. it stopped 98%. walls are a deterrent. we want people to come into this country. we want them to come in legally. we want to help these people. we want them to come in legally. this is inhumane. where is aoc and the squad? they decried all the problems that were going on. where are they? this is hypocrisy. hypocrisy. it is inhumane. it is a sin. host: host: got it. donald in louisiana. you approve of the president's policies on immigration. go ahead. caller: good morning, greta. i approve, but it is not about him or barack obama or donald trump. it is congress' problem, and we , republicans, democrats, you, c-span, all the tv talking heads, we need to say, congress, fix this problem. the

you talk to the border patrol agents. we did a midnight patrol. they will tell you their job got a lot harder when joe biden became president. only one in three of them is on the ground trying to enforce the laws because two-thirds of them are involved in either providing day care or escorts to the migrants who are being shown by signs on the ground where to go to turn themselves in. the border patrol talked to the transition team from the biden administration before they came into office. they said, if you eliminate this program that worked that president trump put in place, the remain in mexico program, we are going to have a massive humanitarian crisis at the border. the biden administration ignored them and that's what we have now. highest numbers of all times coming into the country illegally. no identification, carrying who knows how many diseases, but certainly high percentage with coronavirus that they are then taking all across the country. maria: yeah, and you mentioned, we don't know what variant it is. we will talk to peter navarro bec

patrol stations at the immediate border because border patrol doesn't have a choice here. they have to take the people into custody, put them into the system and transfer them to hhs. if there's no space for them at hhs, then they're stuck with it until that shelter space is advanced and so i urge congress to act to give them resources to increase the shelter capacity and also congress could work to effectively end this catch and release policy by changing the way the law is operational aized. jillian: you talk about the lack of shelter space and want congress to act, the pentagon okayed the third military base to house migrant children amid this surge. if we pull up, you can see where those military bases have been approved. that is camp roberts in california, fort bliss and san santonio in texas. let's take a listen to what chad wolf has to say, the former acting dhs secretary on sunday morning futures. the take a listen. >> we will see historic numbers of minors coming into the country over the next several months because of the biden administration's specific measure n

but they are better than the border patrol facilities which are holding cells. they are holding cells with is no possibility of social distancing and they are really packed in. the goal is to get them out of that custody and into the shelters where they can find sponsors. host: what do government officials say is the main reason for the large increase in children of the border. guest: the increase in particular is twofold. the biden administration says there is pent-up demand from the tough trump policies that sort of it squelched the crossings over the last year and a half in particular. for the children, it was the changes the biden administration made. they'd been expelling under a pandemic, centers for disease control that shut down the border. under that, anybody across the border could be returned back across the border immediately spat -- expelled back to mexico. hundreds of thousands of people were expelled under that order. the biden administration said we will do that for single adults and try and do that for families. but for children, those who came

border patrol raÚl ortiz. i know in del rio, they are seeing exploding number of encounters with single adults, up 39%. tell us what you're seeing there on the ground. >> yeah, thank you, griff, thank you for having me. del rios is as busy as one of the busiest and rgv are seeing increase in traffic especially in this sector, they get awful lot of smuggling cases, they quite often are either second or third in the country for apprehensions so i wanted to come down firsthand and see and meet with the men and women out here that are doing this tremendous work each and every day. griff: chief, how is their spirits, how is their moral because the numbers we are seeing are just really hitting some unprecedented levels, we have been reporting as some of the organizations in the afternoon that the march numbers in excess of 170,000 oppressions or encounters at the border, what can you tell us about those numbers? >> so a couple of things. one certainly the morale is concern both to leadership team within cbp and also

border patrol said if not for the vigilance of our agents using mobile technology these 2 tender age siblings would have been exposed to the harsh elements of the desert environment for hours we're currently working with our law enforcement partners in mexico and attempting to identify these ruthless human smugglers where mike hanna joins us live now from washington d.c. mike so what more can you tell us about this extraordinary pictures of smugglers dropping unaccompanied children over the border fence well certainly is and it's a stark reality of the problem at the border that the pilot in that ministration is attempting to confront those 2 girls 3 and 5 year old are now in the care of customs and border patrol officers it's not sure how long they'll be in that care whether attempts are going to be made to find their parents which would appear on the other side of the border but the customs and border patrol pointing out that they were dropped at an area very far away from any human habitation and if that not being picked up on those camera monitors they would have been exposed to

there with sheriff's deputies along the border as these two men were apprehended by border patrol we asked them why they came to the united states. to work. to provide for my family one man told us. in march border patrol seeing a 20-year high in the number of migrants they've encountered crossing the border. >> to hear them leaving their camouflage on the fence as they try to come across. >> reporter: the sheriff mark daniels tells us as the number of migrants in air zone ma is soaring. the border patrol help is being diverted to deal with the surge of unaccompanied children elsewhere. >> reporter: what do resources look like? >> we've lost a lot of our federal support, reassigned for child care, processing, things like that. >> reporter: around 23,000 children are now in u.s. custody after the biden administration changed border policy allowing unaccompanied children and many families to stay in the u.s. while they await court hearings. this new video shows border patrol agents rescuing 7 and 13-year-old boys from honduras abandoned on an island in the rio grande officials tell us

we know it's been a huge complaint of the border patrol as well as immigration. customs enforcement, health and human services. >> it is what goes through every american's mind, you feel for the kids and those families. who want what they have enjoyed, they want to be in the greatest country ever but you've got to do it in a legal way, you've got to do in any orderly fashion and you can't have this urge we heard from the head of border patrol. that this is the biggest search that they've ever seen. last month, they had the busiest month in the history of border patrol since they've been keeping records. no other way to describe it other than it's chaotic. these very families are trying to get here typically the children, what they have to go through is just heartbreaking. it you can see on the kids' faces when you're in the facility. walking around. >> sean, it's got wrenching. coming across a legally, no parents, nobody with them, the first person they meet in the first person they see is actually border patrol agent on the other side of the river waiting for th

they're going to be out there with border patrol. they're going to see for themselves when it's happening, all the agents are asking for right now is that the biden administration, president biden, vice president kamala harris listen to them, come down on the ground. this is not from 30,000 feet up, this has to be with boots on the ground so that they can see for themselves the crisis that is happening at the border and a crisis that they say they are responsible for. >> sean: the remarkable thing is -- again, i use the analogy, any american day care center and his images were coming out of children in overcrowded positions in the middle of a pandemic with a high rate of covert positivity on top of each other, zero social distancing and not a lot of mask wearing and a lot of illness and now allegations of violence, rape among kids and much, much more. overcrowding, 600%, 700%, 1600%, 1700% and you see the images that we were able to get, it's only the tip of the iceberg, is that accurate? >> that's absolutely accurate and i can tell

by border patrol we asked them why they came to the united states "to work to provide for my family," one man told us in march border patrol seeing a 20-year high in the number of migrants they've encountered crossing the border >> hear them leaving their camouflage on the fence as they're trying to come across. >> reporter: sheriff mark dannels tells us that even as the number of migrants crossing into arizona is soaring the border patrol help he counts on is now being diverted to deal with the surge of unaccompanied children elsewhere. what do resources look like >> we've lost a lot of our federal support. they've been reassigned for childcare, processing and things like that >> reporter: around 23,000 children are now in u.s. custody after the biden administration changed border policy, allowing unaccompanied children and many families to stay in the u.s. while they await court hearings this new video shows border patrol agents rescuing 7 and 13-year-old boys from honduras, abandoned on an island in the rio grande tonight officials tell us those boys are thankfully in good health

patrol el paso border patrol chief gloria chavez made sure they're uninjured. >> they're just happy little girls the 5-year-old acts like the responsible one, obviously, and is caring for the 3-year-old >> reporter: they're part of that record migrant surge at the border after president biden allowed unaccompanied children to stay in the u.s there are now more than 18,000 children in u.s. custody, more than 5,000 still held by border patrol, waiting to be moved to health and human services care earlier this week the administration allowing one news crew into this overcrowded border patrol facility in texas the children packed shoulder to shoulder in the middle of a pandemic none of them get covid tests unless they show symptoms most brought over by smugglers like in that video. >> it breaks my heart to see these 3-year-old, 5-year-old children just being treated like a commodity by these criminal organizations on the border. >> reporter: the girls had a phone number with them in a backpack border patrol has reached their mother in new york and hopes they will be reunited. lester >>

this is your border patrol border security at work. nothing to do with border security and everything to do with processing human beings which cartels are using for profit. >> reporter: for those migrants who get lost in the desert there are now markers and arrows that will died them to a border patrol tent. shannon: thank you very much. minneapolis is a city on edge anti-police signs adorn the fencing around the abandoned precinct where last summer's riots began. local officials and residents fear more violence once the jury in adair chauvin murder trial reaches a verdict. that story live from minneapolis. >> good evening. today the trial included testimony from derek chauvin's immediate supervisor, paramedics who arrived at the scene of george ford's death last may. there was emotional testimony from george floyd's girlfriend. away from the courthouse jacob fry had a threat for anyone who may want to riot. minneapolis mayor jacob fry put out a warning for would-be writers even though security forces stood down last may he said this t

it seems like our officials on the ground, those people on the front line border and customth patrol are dealing with this with their hands tied behind their back. also custom and border patrol chief hastings tweeted this that this year alone rio grande valley sector agent found a hundred 60 criminal aliens including 92 offenders, 64 members of violent gangs, they're dealing with is on the ground representative henry cuellar from texas said thousands are being released into texas on the honor system without court information or notice to appear. you have some really tough dealings that are border agents have to face off, meanwhile you 5000 about to retire. >> it is absolutely frustrating for border patrol agents today and i talked to several of them those in the rio grande valley, ground zero for where a lot of the surge is occurring almost half of them are no longer onon the border doing the national security mission, the back of border patrol stations caring and feeding for thousands of individuals in their facility, that is not what they signed up for or their training their train

because we don't have the number of border patrol agents on the line on the border doing their job. >> brian: its politics, everybody knows watching at home, watching washington around the globe how to stop and they won't do it on pure political reasons. you build 480 miles of wall and finance more. a few more billion and you can finish the whole thing but no one wants to give president trump steam which you are very much a part of a victory. chapels, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: meanwhile, president biden has thrown open the border but somehow dhs secretary alejandro may request now telling ic agencies and immn hard-liner. during a virtual town hall last week mayorkas reportedly said "i am 100% opposed to the abolition of ic. we need to strengthen our policies and practices and communicate more effectively with what we do and why we do it. coastal he took on sanctuary cities that won't work with ic. joining us is tom homan, former acting price director. is your head spinning? >> [laughs] yeah, my head is spinning but i don't believe a word he says. he's the same person w

all of border patrol at the border. i'm standing here in the middle of some construction material. literally the material being used for the construction of a border wall right in front of me. on the first date biden administration the contracts were canceled. everyone was told there would be no further construction of the border wall. as a result, everyone left and there is one security guy here hired by the private company that owns this ferrell to make sure no one steals it. but there is a total stoppage of work here at the border. now there is no protection at all. sheriff. we are here at the border of mexico and the united states in cochise county. how much land borders mexico in your county. >> 83 miles of international border. the county is the 38th largest with 6,300 square miles. jesse: how can you possibly police what's going on in terms of immigrants coming in from mexico? >> that's a huge complex challenge. we are working together with our community to secure this border. judge jeanine: let's zoom in on what

our border patrol agents are overwhelmed. in march of this year, border patrol arrested more than 170,000 migrants crossing the border illegally. that's the worst month in 15 years. to put that in perspective, for the folks back home, that means there are more illegal migrants rushing our border in one month than the entire population of lee county, alabama, where i live. last month more than 18,700 unaccompanied minors were taken into custody by the border pa tremendously. that's double the double the number they encountered in -- that's double the number they encountered in february. this is due entirely to president biden's foolish words and policies. the biden administration is intent to let all who come here illegally stair. that is a recipe for disaster. the result is a border catastrophe. i've spoken previously about commonsense actions to secure the border, such as continuing to build a wall and reinstating migrant protection protocols. here's one more. i recently introduced a bill that would require d.h.s. to issue a

and the gag order on the media and border patrol, and then we have the images. if any daycare center in america looked like the cages that biden is putting these kids in, the people would be closed down immediately and probably arrested for child abuse. i think in part they do this on a friday to distract from what's been a disaster now that these pictures have leaked. >> exactly right. look, sean, the infrastructure package, same thing. to distract the media and give them something to talk about other than what's going on at the southern border. when you look at the donna facility, for instance, they call them pods but they are not pods, they are cages, that's what they were called during the trump era. they are still cages today. four sided walls and containers for illegal immigrant children that are supposed to hold 32. instead they are holding 400. imagine being in a 32-person room with 400 people. that's the facility that these children are in. let me just get back to court packing for a moment. to say what a wrong headed idea this is. democrats, you hit th

a few dozen migrants crossing, going up to border patrol, border patrol giving them water and taking them out to central processing where custom take to go different ports of the processing. since then officials say basically the pace here has continued since those record high that is you saw for the first time really, the highest numbers in the last two months, democrats and republicans blaming for this. >> what donald trump did work, it was working. joe biden dismantled that and now you have a huge catastrophe at the southern border and of course, that's going to have reverberations across the country. >> there's no question that donald trump left us with a mess, you have been reporting on that and we have been fighting for 4 years. he has destroyed every legal avenue for immigration. >> customs and border protection say they are afriending nearly 500 unaccompanied children a day down here with more than 20,000 in u.s. government custody, most are handled by the department of health and human services, hhs then moves them the long-term shelters or family members across the united s

if you go a mile beyond the border patrol trucks you of the rio grande river in the mexican border and you border control cars van and buses going up and down this road throughout the morning taking migrants to be processed through different facilities throughout this region, you have a 20 year high that encounters on the southwest border but you have an all-time high and unaccompanied children crossing the border, that is for the month of march, the governor of texas said he has claimed and heard reports of being abused in their shelters, he spoke with chris wallace a couple of hours ago. >> don't fall prey to the democrats and others saying they didn't complain about this in the past, what they need to focus on his attention to last month in dallas, texas where i pointed out that there's going to be instances of child sex abuse taking place. today the biden administration has done nothing to address the situation. >> the federal government of health and human services runs the shelter and says hhs has a zero-tolerance policy for all forms of inappropriate sexual behavior in all care

border patrol has released video showing children being dropped across the southern border by smugglers in the infrared fictious an adult can be seen dangling and then dropping a child from the top of the fence along the border with mexico. they drop another and appear to hold supplies the children assistance from ecuador and are now in the care of u.s. authorities as just 3 and 5 years old. well the statement u.s. border patrol says sift out for the vigilance of our agents using mobile technology is too tender age siblings would have been exposed to the harsh elements of the desert environment for hours we're currently working with our law enforcement partners in mexico the tempting to identify these ruthless human smugglers mike hanna is in washington d.c. with more. the stark reality of the problem at the border that the biden that ministration is attempting to confront those 2 girls 3 and 5 year old are now in the care of customs and border patrol officers it's not sure how long they'll be in that care whether attempts are going to be made to find their parents which would appear on

patrol agents look just like her, border half of the border patrol or hispanic yet she says it's racist, has nothing to do with racism has to do with the rule of law and what's best for this country, how do we protect the american citizens of the american interest that's what it's about. elizabeth: thank you for joining us, we have fox nation host tomi lahren at the border in arizona, thank you so much forus joinings what do you see down there? >> this is actually a crisis but it's not a crisis in texas, a lot of people are talking about what's happening in the processing centers i understand that the crisis on its own but people need to understand what's happening in arizona is something that calls the god wait those individuals are quicker processing centers and not getting fingerprinted the completely undocumented, unvented and getting away, because border patrol resources are happy to be extended at these processing centers making them glorified babysitters and that's when the worst of the worst are coming through 48000 estimated since january and arizona loan, that's what i want to

this road behind me is traveled very often by border patrol. you've got buses, vans and border patrol vehicles that have been going up and down thissed road throughout the day. and in much of the last several weeks, the rio grande is just a mile behind us here. they're intercepting migrants at numbers that have not been seen in some time and in some specific cases have never been seen. you've got a 20-year high in apprehensions in march, that's a 20-year high. unaccompanied minors, children who are coming alone, that is an all-time high, 19,000 in last month alone, and republicans are blaming much of this on the administration. >> the biden administration was simply unprepared to deal with the massive inflows that were coming in which is why they have so haphazardly responded to it, and that's why we've seen the dire consequences for these kids, for the adults and especially for the state of texas. and it will only get worse. >> our country has focused only on enforcement and not thinking about what's happening outside of our nation's front doo

i asked border patrol about it. take a listen. do you feed into the cartels by leaving this area with fewer resources? >> yeah, most definitely. i mean, we're not feeding into the cartels' strategy, but we do recognize that every decision we make has an impact. and so what we're going to try and do is ensure that as we start to see these threats flair up or increases flair up in different sectors, that we make sure that we move and transfer agents into the area to reinforce the already existing workforce. >> according to the border patrol chief here in the laredo sector, here's what they are dealing with. they've seen a 140% increase in the number of arrests of illegal crossings. john? >> rosa flores live in laredo, texas, thanks very much. >>> all right. baseball is back, people. first pitch just hours away. but what can fans expect on opening day? ali camerota demands to know. some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't

it was border patrol agents. the united states border patrol agents save those two toddlers. they saved over 4,000 lives this year. and they are present at the commander-in-chief last week said that they would watch children starve to death and to on the rio grande thinks of the rio grande river and do nothing about it. the secretary of homeland security said that border patrol would release toddlers back to the deserts in the hands of criminal cartels. actually, it is outright lies and disrespectful to the men and women at the border who saved 4,000 lives. what i saw last week, the only compassion i saw last week on the border was how they treat these children's families. within 20 minutes of my trip down on the river, i watched 180, 200 groups get to get handed to the border to two separate large groups. i watched a 7-year-old little girl crying, scared to death. i watched big, burly man get down on his knees and talk to her like a father in spanish and a soft tone. i wasn't close enough to hear what he was saying but in a couple of minutes, the little girl cracked a smile

custody more than 5,000 still held by border patrol. waiting to be moved to health and human services' care earlier this week, the administration allowing one news crew into this overcrowded border-patrol facility in texas. the children, packed, shoulder to shoulder, in the middle of a pandemic none of them get covid tests unless they show symptoms. most, brought over by smugglers like in that video. >> it breaks my heart to see these 3-year-old, 5-year-old, children, just being treated like a commodity, by these criminal organizations on the border >> reporter: the girls had a phone number, with them. border patrol has reached their mother, in new york, and hopes they will be reunited. phillip. >> hope so andrea, thanks >>> nbc meteorologist, janessa webb, is tracking record cold in a chunk of the east coast. but then, we are also looking ahead for our easter our weather forecast there for hunts, too. >> yeah, i mean, we have a good chunk of the country, across the deep south to the southeast that shouldn't be feeling the cold weather

lawrence: we will talk to a border patrol agent about the border. jillian: surveillance footage shows the momenta navy medic shot two sailors adam business park in maryland one of his victims stumbling into a nearby business pleading for help with the accused shooter was killed by military personal after speeding through a gate and brandishing a weapon towards security. officials are searching for a motive. one of the sailors remains in critical condition. >> a semi truck, take a look. the suspect taking police through 3 counties during the 2-hour chase. driver and passenger were taken into custody but the passenger was later released and had this to say. >> this doesn't work out well. >> police say he is wanted for murder. lawrence: the driver of the semi, president biden in major league baseball. pulled the all-star game from atlanta for reelection law. small business owners brace for impact. what is the latest. >> the mlb's move would heard georgia workers but respect their decision. >> it is reassuring to see for-profit operations and businesses

let border patrol do their job. that is not what they are trained to do and it is in the hands of the cartels. why is doctor fauci not down there? how do we control the different strains of the coronavirus? we are not. there is no social distancing for children or adults and to put them in hotel rooms, how do you supervise hotel rooms, don't have enough manpower to do that. i don't think he understands or even if he did he would not let border patrol agents do their job, to give donald trump any type of credit for building this wall which needs to be completed. talk about businesses in many cases, the steel is on the grounds. carley: those children - thank you for your take on this this morning. carley: the time is 26 after the hour. 25 years later the prime suspect in the disappearance of kristen smart is arrested. forensic pathologist weighs in on the case coming up next. .. (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day wit

the border patrol recognized her talk and master them, so it's great all these border patrol agents run is 200 people where's the nearest border patrol agent right now customer he said about 3 miles down the dirt road which mean there's 3 open miles of border right in the cartel was going to move drugs and barron people in. and we know it is frustrating. there's camera traffic were not allowed to respond to. guy: they're cutting, their savvy they know how to exploit this stuff. are our system is overwhelmed taylor and babs is happening over there tom appreciate your insights tonight thank you. >> thanks for having me. guy: coming up many californians are fed up with their corrupt leftist leaders and strict lockdowns. so will they rally to recall their gas lighting governor, gavin newsom? and if so who will step in and if so who will step in replacement 1 rumor my hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce ship