in the hands of smugglers run by cartels with no regard to human life. they take their phones away from them and they have no lifeline. a complete disregard for their safety as they are being transported even if you think of the pursuits we get in and the way they are thrown in vehicles and breaking out. it is a disregard. they aren t considered humans, they re considered money. bill: border patrol confirms at least 600,000 gotaways this past year. 160,000 of those in the del rio sector alone. those are just the ones they know about. griff jenkins, national correspondent live again in eagle pass, texas with more on his ex plusive ride along. what did you learn? good morning. before we even get there, here in the del rio sector in eagle pass where i am take a look. an extremely busy morning. you can see now what is the remnants of a group of more than 300 that came here. this is what is remaining. we counted as many as seven large white buses and waiting for more to come
johnson as britain s prime minister? the world is about to find out. a manhunt unfolding right now in canada for two suspected killers. good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, it is monday, september 5th. and the search is on for two armed and dangerous suspects in a mass stabbing sunday that left at least ten dead and 15 injured. these attacks took place across 13 separate crime skeengs in an indigenous community in the surrounding area and central canada. police say some were chosen at random and some were specifically targeted. the suspects have been identified as damien sanderson and miles sanderson. it is not clear if they are related and police are unsure about a possible motive. paula newton live for us in waut this morning. reporter: an incredibly unnerving night for speech in saskatchewan and beyond. police say as of right now there may have been a responding of the two suspects in regina, saskatchewan. as you say, think about this, thi
granted the request from donald trump to appoint, but she s giving until friday for a list of names of people who can serve in that role who have security clearance because hundreds of the documents are classified as we know. right now s a pause until the special master finishes the review. we had a sense of it with the number of vumts. this politically is a win for the president, no? absolutely this is a political win. donald trump is getting almost everything that he has asked for in this. and in her court filing data, the judge points out the extraordinary nature of this. here s what she wrote. as a function of plaintiff s former position as president of the united states, the stigma associated with the subject seizure is in a league of its own, a future indictment based on any degree would result in reputational harm of a decidedly different order of magnitude. this is the former president of the united states who s not ruled out another run. the judge is taking anoth
the justice department is considering its next steps after a federal judge today granted former president trump s request for that independent special master. judge aileen cannon who trump nominated to the bench said a third party is needed to review the items that the fbi seized from mar-a-lago. the doj is looking into whether the former president improperly kept classified and top secret documents at his florida estate. joins me now is cnn s sara murray and cara skinnal. walk us through the ruling? she s cited a number of reasons for why she feels the special master is necessary. she said there are swirling allegations of bias and media leaks and pointed to trump s individual interest in and need for this seized property and pointed to two instances where the investigative team was exposed to material that was later deemed potentially privileged so essentially saying we need more than just the filter team in place to ensure that the former president s rights are being pro
peter doocy brought it up yesterday. somebody unvaccinated comes over on a plane and that s not okay. somebody walks into texas or arizona unvaccinated they are allowed to stay. why? that s not now it works. that s not what you guys want to happen but that s what s happening. it is not like something walks over, that s now how it works. that s exactly what is happening. thousands of people walk in in a day. some turn themselves over, some are caught. tens of thousands of week are not. that s what s happening. fox news correspondent bill melugin echoing that and tweeting, peter doocy is 100% correct. exactly what s happening on the border. not sure how many times we have to show the video to get that point across. dana: griff jenkins is following this from washington that must have been quite something for you to hear yesterday, griff. well, it certainly blew up my text messages from border patrol agents actively on duty. dana and trace good morning. the onl