Chile in 2015 with his life and two children. He says that someone assaulted him in haiti and someone shot at his aunt. Reporter: two months ago, they started the trek to the united states. You say the route is open to enter in the united states. What does that mean? family, friends, he says? the border is open? reporter: his voice breaks as he talks about his family. Why is it so painful? because you re suffering. He says food is hard to come by, and the weather is tough to bear. If you look closely you ll see that these are men, women, children. I see pregnant women, infants. Reporter: border patrol s top cop announcing this weekend a surge of 600 agents, officers and other personnel. Why del rio? why now? traditionally because of word of mouth. Certainly what happened this time is that number doubled and tripled relatively quickly. Reporter: and to expedite processing, removal flights to haiti have increased, said border patrol. And word about this is spreading quickly under the bri
Injured. How is the city responding to that by barely mentionings it. The headline in chicago tonight is that they fired the police officer who shot an armed suspect back in march. Good luck with that chicago, streets there certainly sound a lot safer tonight. It was also a violent weekend here in new york city 23 people shot. Two people dead. One of the victims was a 21yearold marine hit by a stray bullet in what used to be one of the safest spots in the city times square. This marks the second shooting there in recent months. And the data speaks for itself. Crime is totally out of control. And it s the democrats fault. They defunded the police. Eliminated cash bail, and empties the jailed and hired crooked district attorneys who let just about everything slide. Got a problem with that? too bad. Aoc says you need to calm down and put it all in context. We are seeing these headlines about percentage increases. Now, i want to say that any amount of harm is unacceptable and too much. Bu
The u. S. Carried out another round of air strikes on iran backed militia groups in iran and syria. Jillian: lauren blanchard joins us live from washington with the latest. Good morning. Reporter: good morning. The air strikes near the border of syria and iraq, this is new video, the moments when the strikes were carried out in the middle of the night at three locations, wiping out facilities we re told were used by iran backed militia for operational needs and weapons storage. Pentagon officials say the strikes were defensive against facilities that were used to launch attacks against u. S. Assets in iraq. Officials say they do not expect a lot of casualties. According to reuters the militia group said in a statement that four militants were killed in a strike and they viewed to retaliate. Pentagon press secretary john kirby called the strikes necessary. He said the united states took action designed to limit the risk of escalation but to send a clear deterrent message. President bide
Growing and easy to spot. Any amounts of harm is unacceptable. But i also want to make sure this doesn t drive hysteria. And the olympic champion and what does that time look like 51. 0. That s a new world record. First woman ever under 52 seconds flat. Ainsley: straight to a fox news alert new video this morning of u. S. Airstrikes hitting iraq and syria? the rockets wiping out facilities, fox news has learned we are used by iranian backed initiatives to launch attack at united states assets scattered throughout iraq. Four militants were reportedly killed is in the trike that we november. Iraq s military has condemned the strikes as a are breach of sovereignty. Brian: that s probably a wink and nod. He didn t. This is the second time he has ordered airstrikes in the region since he has taken office. Remarkable to see how much more positive nancy pelosi is about the whole thing. Great, good idea. They took direct action. So people on the same side you could do the same thing if you wer
budget requests resources to add inspection positions in every field division. the effectiveness of the enforcement program depends on the ability to identify and focus on those dealers that pose the greatest risk to public safety. starting today, atf will make clear to investigators in every field division that as they prioritize inspections, they must consider the extent to which firearms sold by a dealer are later used in criminal activity. third, we will improve information sharing with state, local, tribal, and territorial partners to help bring more intelligence and law enforcement resources to bear, as well as with the public to increase our own accountability. today, atf has a point of contact in every field division to receive information from mayors, police chiefs, and other local leaders about firearms dealers they believe are acting unlawfully. and starting next month, atf will begin sharing inspection data with the 16 states that license or regulate firearms deal