this stop sign, there may be no more mandatory stop sign in the world. if you don t stop here, there is about a 300 foot drop to the rio grande which means it is 300 feet up. the sheriff and others here call these cliffs god s wall which lines the river throughout most of terrell county, which is why the sheriff has thought that the concept of a continuous border wall made little sense. other parts of the county are level as the rio grande runs through heavy brush. in a flat area like this where it easier to cross the river, if you use the money for the wall or money or technology? i wouldn t use it for a wall. i would use it for people and technology, and better spent on the technology. and every dime he says should be spent on law enforcement and technology. terrell county has a small population about 2400 square miles. the sheriff only has four
at all possible scenarios which includes some kind of accident. this is the culvert where the border patrol agents were found. sits a few feet after interstate 10, trucks and cars flying by at high rates of speed. if they fell off into the culvert, it s ten foot drop with a hard cement bottom. local sheriff who responded to the scene that night tells cnn he didn t see any signs of ambush or attack. another source says the agents gear, radios and weapons, were left intact. and border patrol official says the night the agents were found, not enough details to issue a be on the lookout bulletin to other law enforcement agencies in the area. border patrol agent who spoke with survivor s wife said second agent called home night of the incident and unsure where he was. lack of clarity is concerning for the agent s family says a
right through the opening you re looking, those are the two bridges. one bridge goes to biscayne bay and you can t see that in a distance. but, so, all bridges you re watching the washover there. when you were standing there yesterday, right along with mike, there was a five-foot drop. four and a half five foot drop. there s a boopier below that. just about all those boards are off the pier right now and that lift that he s got is about a foot and a half there. it s about knee height and you re already getting washovers. look at the pier. you can see bits of that pier. there s wood in that water. that s the kind of thing that is happening. the power of this storm had washed away that pier. i assumed as you were talking about the pier that once that water receded we we d see a pier again. that s all going to be gone. and, again, as managing editor of the weather channel for three
they re just waiting for the next foot drop when it comes to terrorism. but it needs to be said, we don t know. the police have been careful not to describe it as such. your colleague, my colleague, by a fellow bureau i d. it was on the southern end. our video has been showing a lot of vehicle activity as well as law enforcement suiting up. they had shields. it was unclear but heavy armor in terms of what they re wearing. do you see a lot of vehicles? a lot of urgency? caller: yes. right now, i m actually seeing a group of police officers running toward an ambulance. that s causing a lot of crowd to perk up and pay attention. there are quite a number of police officers. there are dozens of police officers, medical personnel. and i think they re probably
there are 17 miles of corridors which are the perfect temperature to house hershey s chocolate and top secret government documents. but the biggest attraction is the mega zip, a 100 foot drop into darkness. we do have a lot of people that get nervous, they can t see how deep the xwrouground is bel them, it looks like an eternal pit. we just talk them through it, sometimes give them a nudge of encouragement. a little nudge of encouragement. zipping. three, two, one. go! and before we turn things over to jake, donald trump called rosie o donnell