are coming face to face with at least 1,200 migrants a day and approximately 10,000 could be waiting in 2 mexican cities to cross into the united states. gustavo valdez is on the mexican side. are you seeing evidence of a surge? reporter: yes. just when we thought that things were slowing down with some rain and people left we see more people arriving. this is not the only way they cross into the united states. i m going to say that in the couple of hours we have been here we have seen at least 250 people go into border patrol custody. there are hundreds if not thousands according to local officials. waitin waiting for wednesday. agents told them to wait until
at the place of las romblas where we are there were at least eight or nine ambulances waitin waiting. shepard: on the right-hand side of your screen is what we believe to be the mercedes man in question here. this is a still picture from social media. and this is the white van that came to a stop at the end of la rombla, at the end of this pedestrian area and barcelona. we also have reports of a second band that s been located about 40 miles away, we have that from authorities. i certainly don t believe the authorities are misleading in any way but in the early going it can be very difficult to get all the facts straight, even for the authorities to get them disseminated. we are sure that is the van on scene, we know they are still looking for the driver of that van, apparently the driver came to a stop at the end of la rombla, got out of the van, got
there are places he can go but this health bill has this is what matters. he can hold a rally s everybody s watching and waitin waiting. i promise you the skinny repeal ain t so skinny. it s eat dessert first, put something forward that s totally unworkable in the sense that it s the goodies republicans want and put it through and then a ghost conference with the house and then we are talking about weeks if not months of back-and-forth. that s going to be political pain. there is definitely a chance. bret: thanks for sticking around for the late 19 edition. senate committee pulls the plug on forcing the president s former campaign manager to testify over his russian contacts. the house works to sanction
there are places he can go but this health bill has this is what matters. he can hold a rally s everybody s watching and waitin waiting. i promise you the skinny repeal ain t so skinny. it s eat dessert first, put something forward that s totally unworkable in the sense that it s the goodies republicans want and put it through and then a ghost conference with the house and then we are talking about weeks if not months of back-and-forth. that s going to be political pain. there is definitely a chance. bret: thanks for sticking around for the late 19 edition. senate committee pulls the plug on forcing the president s former campaign manager to testify over his russian contacts. the house works to sanction
some of the money, the cbo estimate came in on the house side of this bill coming in lower at $35 billion, and so to give the veterans access to private care rather than waitin waiting, and that is well spent, but an overall reorganization of the v.a. needs to happen. ben stein? le w it is interesting. there is such a thing as lear g learning. i argued against privatizing the v.a. care, but i am convinced by gas pa reno and others on the show that the way to go is to convert it to the free market system and give them vouchers or money or money substitute so they can go to their own doctors. i think that the problem is bureaucracy, and i, myself, would not want to be treated in a bureaucracy and the veterans should not be unless they want to be. so give them vouchers and let them spend it themselves, and we will get better care in a free market. of course, there has to be some accountability, and standards and fees, but let s go to the free market solution by all