you can get a job here with relateive ease. we re going to get a lot of people trying. that s the problem, the julg willingness to take care of that end of thing. at the border, yeah, most of the border still has no barrier or fence and this represents a policy choice through successive administrations that have really not done what it takes to secure the border. bill: still open for hundreds of miles along that 2000-mile stretch. that s right. bill: one point. we had an expert from washington on yesterday, he says if american people don t wake up to the issue along the border very soon, all that border violence that s happening south in mexico is coming our way. look, that is another thing, not just drugs, not just illegal immigrants but yeah, it s very possible that this violence will spill over and we really have only ourselves to blame, because we didn t take control of the border. bill: steven camerata, thank you. we re reaching out to the governor of arizona and new mexico an
gretchen: log on to www.foxandfriends.com for our after the show show. steve: see you tomorrow. same time, same channel. an update on the tragic mine explosion in west virginia, the deadliest u.s. mining disaster in 26 years, 25 miners dead, four still missing, screen left, you see the microphones set up for the morning briefing, we expect that within the hour, good morning, everybody, that s where we start, i m bill hemmer, welcome to america s newsroom and welcome back to martha. martha: good morning to you, good morning, everybody, i m martha maccallum and this massive explosion ripping through what is known as the upper big branch mine and it happened during a shift change yesterday. we re just learning that this mine had six violations , dealing with ventilation issues alone, just this year. that is since january. last year, the mine faced 48 what are called unwarrantable failure orders which are considered quite serious. among the dead in yesterday s blast, and we
holding jobs is very small. most americans think, look, the first step is to actually enforce the law at the border but also everybody knows that once you get past the border, you re pretty much scott free, you can get a job in the united states, you can open a bank account, you can send money home. unless that situation changes, it s going to be very difficult to control the border. the border is important, but interior enforcement is just as important. gregg: steven camerata, noel cstalanos, thank you. jane: a 12-year-old boy is accused of killing his dad s girlfriend, and will be tried for murder as an adult, raising the question should somebody so young face life in prison. the rumor mill is working overtime today over apple s iphone. there s a new report that says at&t could soon lose its exclusive deal which is a big deal. we ll talk about it.
see you tomorrow. jane: good morning, everybody o clock i m jane skinner. gregg: i m gregg giret in for jon scott. happening now , spring fever is going to have to wait for a lot of people, flooding the big fear as rain barrels across the northeast, nearly a thousand national guard troops are ready for action in massachusetts. these are pictures from rhode island, they re expecting up to 9 inches of rain. gregg: in the middle box, a disturbing cia report claiming iran is now capable of building a nuclear weapon. we are live from the pentagon, with the details. jane on the bottom, was this young girl bullied to death? fifteen-year-old, took her own life after what prosecutors called months of unrelenting harassment. now, nine of her teenage classmates are facing charges. take a look at our any city newsroom where we re gathering the news developing at this moment. as you know, we ll bring it straight to you. want to head to alexandra, virginia where president obama is jus