on the terror watch list. up nearly a 50% increase from last year. it s just one facet of the border crisis. the number of families coming across hit an all time high last month. cities like new york and chicago struggling to find beds for them. republicans say things will only get worse before they get better. this is what happens when you open the border and have the mass waves of people coming and cartels are able to exploit it. this is there will be more. the numbers go down when the summer gets really hot but the numbers are back up and they are coming into the united states. dana: a disturbing report from the u.n. migration agency now finds the u.s./mexico border is the world s deadliest land migration route. not a designation we should be proud of. bill melugin is live in mission, texas. good morning, bill. good morning to you. the numbers are absolutely skyrocketing down here at our southern border. cbp sources telling me the last three days in a row border
illegal. the government is barred from approving new applications. this issue is expected to head all the way to the supreme court. a serial squatter returns to a louisiana home. the squatter was released from jail on monday. owners say he s already returned and a for sale sign is up in their yard. fans of n sync go wild as the boy band reunites on stage the first time in ten years. start touring again. are they really? yeah. pete: high stakes showdown between america s big three automakers and the united auto workers. ainsley: a little justin timberlake, dancing and the truckers. if the two sides do not reach a contract agreement by mid night, the union is vowing to go on strike in a move that could send the u.s. economy could cost the u.s. economy billions of dollars. brian: mark meredith knows all about it. good morning to all three of you. they say their members want a huge increase in pay and better benefits and if they don t get it by the end of tonight,