will: that was noodling. will: let s get serious begin the at the border title 42 replains in place for another nine days despite the biden administration s best efforts to rescind it. pete: as the public policy border continues to ramp up. carley: correspondent bill melissa has the latest from eagle pass, texas. good morning. even with title 42 still in place right now. activity here in eagle pass is really starting to shoot through the roof already. take a look at this video 150 illegal immigrants. third day in a row we saw this group crossing. massive drain on border patrol s resources. because they have to call in agents from elsewhere to process these groups. this certainly wasn t the only one. short time later take a look at this piece of video.
will be noodling in their mind this wecht before court convenes at 9:00 a.m. on monday. there was an audible sigh that could be heard in the courtroom when that video played out showing ahmaud arbery being shot. what can we expect next in the trial? reporter: it s certainly going to be a tough and painstaking trial for the world, i think, to unfold. they told juries that it would take about a month for this to all play out, and we also will see a federal hate crime trial in february of 2022. all right. liz mclaughlin joining us from brunswick, a rainy brunswick, georgia, morning. thank you so much. let s bring in former prosecutor and former maryland assistant attorney general debbie hynes. thank you so much for being here. what are your thoughts, i m curious, in particularly on the makeup of this jury. the makeup of the jury is really quite troubling.
katie: he looks very hungry. greg: somebody was eaten. will: i wouldn t advise petting a bear. he is a baby so probably pull it off. dana: hanging around with those people. resk jessica wish we had 10 second. dana: that s it for us. special report is up next. hey, bret. bret: i don t want carp on your noodling and turtle scratching but i liked the bear. good evening, welcome to washington. i m bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden says he is in favor of a plan to require all members of the u.s. military to be vaccinated. the coronavirus resurgence is prompting consideration of new restrictions and mandates which are generating considerable pushback throughout the country depending on where you live. this comes as the u.s. is averaging more than 100,000 new covid-19 cases per day. that s actually the highest level since february. white house correspondent peter doocy is with the president in wilmington delaware tonight with
been a foreign intelligence officer looking at the united states, i would ve concluded, this guy is about to lead a coup against the government. and i think that s what he was noodling with as the days went by. we senator, you heard with the general just said there, and indeed this constant chaos has brought numbness, it s been compared to the fraud boiling experiment, even the coverage of one six, we tend to shorthand as the riot or the insurrection. it was a straight-up attempt to change the results of an election. are these books that are coming up in rapid succession, there will be four of them out and on the market in just a few weeks time, are they useful as a break, a reminder to us to slow down, look back, see how close we came, and realized the grave danger that continues? i hope so.