Border, as you know, temperatures in the southwest have been soaring into the triple digits. It is dangerous and a hazardous preview of what the unfor giving Desert Summer can bring. We have a live report from the border in la jolla, texas. We may see an increasing death toll, sadly. Reporter eric, good morning to you. Thats what Border Agents on the ground are tellings us to expect as we head into the summer months and as the surge continues were really starting to see the length some of these migrants are willing to go, not just to get to the united states but stay in the united states and how ruthless some of the Human Smugglers are. Take a look at this, this was in texas, this tuesday. Horrible images of 15 migrants who had been locked inside of a train by Human Smugglers. They had apparently all been locked inside of grain hoppers. Border patrol and Texas State troopers had to rescue them. They say it was 110 degrees inside the train at the time of their rescue. Five of the migran
You say, his inner circle will give him the hook. it cannot happen soon enough to stop this. dan hoffman, as always, good to see you. thank you. you too. arthel: well, dan and eric, five weeks into the war and more european governments are opening their doors to the stream of refugees. more than 4 million ukrainians have fled their homes, and more of those are more than half of those are in poland. alexis mcadams is live if in poland with more from there. alexis. reporter: good evening, arthel. as people continue to flee from ukraine, as we see those horrific images especially out of bucha, poland is accepting thousands of refugees by the day, but how many more can they take, is the question tonight, as those refugees are now staying with polish families who are opening their homes to these people that were strangers just days ago and now calling them friends. this video right now is where a polish businessman is allowing six ukrainian family members to
We had 150 plus days of unprecedented sustained violence in the city of portland. our rapid response team along with others from the police bureau, came out every night, stood the line with molotov cocktails, urine, feces, rocks, bottles, everything thrown at them, with their home addresses being shouted out over loud speakers, we had a murder during the riots, we had multiple assaults during the riots and multiple assaults of police officers during the same riots. the same district attorney who indicted our officer declined 80% of the crimes committed during those riots by people, 80% of the people who were charged who were arrested by portland police during the riots, 80% were declined by the da s office. eric: wow. do you think that city officials in portland have your backs? no, they do not. night after night, we were
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Industry. a celebrity cruise in the carribean, had nothing to do with the united states, everybody was vaccinated on the ship, still two people came down with covid-19. eric. eric: wow. all right, david. thank you. arthel. arthel: well, the supreme court ruling in favor of a philadelphia catholic adoption agency that does not approve adoptions for same sex foster parents. the attorney who won the case is among those calling the unanimous decision a major victory for religious freedom. i think this is a huge win for religious social service providers across the nation. what the supreme court said is hey, they have been doing great work for decades a, centuries in some cases and that more kids have homes when they re able to keep that great work up and so cities shouldn t go around trying to shut them down because they don t like their religious beliefs and practices regarding marriage. such a strong statement in favor of the first amendment and religious freedom. arthel: let s bring i