temporary. finally, we are looking heavenward where astronauts victor glover and michael hopkins are in the middle of a space walk. apparently, they re getting ready to upgrade things, put some more cameras outside. as if, by the way. what is it with nasa right now and cameras? that rover on mars, the international space station could be looking at more than 20. happy saturday, everyone. i m very happy to have you. i m neil can cavuto. we re looking at developments here on earth and what s going looking from space at earth. first to edward lawrence who is, well, might be out of this world with his yeapt great reporting. [laughter] edward, you re following this new border surge and particularly how homeland security s going to deal with it. do we know? reporter: right, exactly. still on earth, by the way, neil. there s starting, actually, to be a showdown in places like this, the bus station. what s happening is undocumented workers are coming across the border as well as
so what does the former president have to say now that terrorist is dead? he is breaking his silence. also, a rare interview to share with you this morning with that guy, hank aaron, talking to me about a number of things, the low lite of his career and he is also talking about president obama, barry bonds and who the real home run king should be. hello to you all center in atlanta, georgia. i m t.j. holmes. morgan city, louisiana, is a place that is on edge right now. we talk about the efforts to protect against historic flooding along the mississippi river. the flooding that hit the ohio river valley and upper mississippi now threatens cities on its path to the gulf of mexico. later today the army corps of engineers could open that huge spillway in louisiana. the last time i was opened was back in 1973. the governor is earning southeastern louisiana residents to get out of there. opening the spill way to divert flood watters from other areas in, particular, baton rouge,