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now, to build the wall about 2 miles of the area where i m at. but these landowners willing to have the state wall built on their land will continue to try and secure the area. i ve been doing this for more than temperature ten years on the border. more than ten years. chiefs all across, california to texas, have told me they need three things to cure the border for the nation; manpower, technology and infrastructure. by infrastructure, they mean a wall. neil? neil: they do, indeed. griff, you ve been phenomenal. i look forward to seeing your two-hour coverage in about an hour and a half. griff jenkins at the border, he s been on top of this story before it became the big story it is now and has become across the world. we ll be focusing on that, also on the aftermath of those storms in kentucky a week later. as if people in that region didn t have enough to deal with, now looting. people rifling through whatever they can find and stealing it, cars, you name it.
impressed me most on all of my shows talking to people out there was this next fellow, pastor joe crawley, he s been working to try to help people directly in harm s way and rebuild. very inspiring guy and, pastor, i m so glad you took the time to rejoin us. how are things looking now? man, i just want to tell you, number one, thank you for allowing us to be on the show to help get the word out so we can stay for the long haul of this. i will say hope is in the air. so many people are coming together and being unified under these efforts so that people can get hope and healing. so our biggest relief efforts right now is just making sure people are fed and getting warm again. weed that an incredible meeting yesterday with senator rand paul, several state representatives, several mayors of some of these towns. and, again, across the state of kentucky over 120-mile stretch
beneficial to all of them. as you can see here, it s been moving pretty quick, and it s going to be a very viable resource for what we re doing right now in terms of securing the border. it all falls back on what the federal government s not doing and the state of texas having to step in and take action. reporter: and all week long, neil, aye been going out with i ve been going out with dps brush team chasing after the migrants that don t want to be apprehended n. this sector alone in the last 24 hours, more than 1500 apprehensions on the road i m standing on, more than 250 since midnight. it s unbelievable. if you look at the overall november numbers, we should show them to you, more than 173,000 across the swire southwest board entire southwest border, up 140% from this last year. and keep in mind, this is the slow time of the year. i went into mexico, just across the border from where i m standing, and interviewed a
by 11:00 a.m., providence through boston, connecticut, i-95, just about north of new york, there s one line of storms and downpours that will go through. later we ll see a second line of showers and storms around d.c. keep that in mind, especially d.c., baltimore, down to richmond. the forecast hot through the dakotas to texas. still in the 90s. rainy in the northwest. then tomorrow we clear it out in the northeast with a beautiful fall-like day with highs only in the 60s as wild-card baseball will continue as we go throughout the day. it should be fun, jonathan. fun is your word, bill. stressful is mineful bill karins, thanks so much for being here. still ahead, congress is poised for a chaotic week. it s only tuesdayful we ll break it all down. plus, who s to blame if the government shuts down at the end