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Incentives out there and the lack of preparation for dealing with illegals that come in here. >> absolutely. this is the latest example. i was looking at the numbers this morning. the border patrols have over 2,500 saves. people that could have died from their trip to the united states. they have had over 200 deaths. these ten deaths in san antonio are the latest to the 220 deaths. that is why the message needs to be clear. were going to enforce the laws of this country. if you enter illegally, ...

Channel with the russians so evade detection. and it was jared that, for months, allowed his colleagues from the president on down, to deny any meetings of that sort took place. he made liars out of all of them for months. >> nick, according to the time article, kushner says he failed to read to the bottom of the e-mail invitation to that meeting. if you didnt read all of the way down, read that it was a promise from the russian informati information, does that clear him? >> the idea that he did...

Experience with white-collar cases. does the anonymity associated with the use of shell companies to buy real estate hurt the fbis ability to trace the flow of illicit money and fight organized crime? >> certainly, senator, those kinds of maneuvers, the creation of shell companies and things like that, are unfortunately an all too common way that criminals and others try to circumvent detection, and so certainly i would think that the fbi needs to work with its partners in law enforcement, espec...

Political capital is outrageous and he should be ashamed of himself. >> that man who was quite evidently passionate and exorcised. he has now admitted he tried to get damaging information from the russian government. kushner would later attempt to set all that back channel with the russian government, possibly in their facilities to evade detection, he did not disclose the meeting with the russian lawyer on his security form. and that was at least one three meetings that jared kushner did not di...

Use of shell companies to buy real estate hurt the fbis ability to trace the money and fight organized crime? >> certainly, those kinds of maneuvers, the created demand creation of shell companies and things like that are unfortunately an all too common way that criminals and others try to circumvent detection. certainly, i would think that the fbi needs to work with its partners in law enforcement, especially the treasury department, to follow the money and sometimes that is easier said than do...

>> that could get to the yard real quick. real quick. use it, throw it, flush it, youre done and over with. >> you could go into somebodys heart, pop a jugular vein, hit, take an eyeball out. >> and then you clear the evidence. >> then you clear the evidence and your work station is clean. >> no detection. next on "lockup: extended stay," whether youre an inmate doing your time -- >> i did everything i could to avoid the situation. >> -- or a veteran correctional officer. >> he was going for t...

Aviation security measures in place is causing concern for airlines that have international flights with direct service to the united states. failure to meet the new dhs mandated standards within the u.s. governments time line threatens to trigger a laptop ban, or even a suspension in direct flights to certain international destinations. >> it is time that we raised the global baseline of aviation security. >> reporter: last week homeland security secretary john kelly laid out the new measures a...

>> the government is like, wait a minute, thats not fair. we want our part of it. good old uncle sam. in 1791 alexander hamilton -- no, not that one -- decided to impose a luxury tax on whiskey which is people did not take too kindly to as they just left another country because of taxes. also, they like drinking whisky. avoiding those taxes led to the term "moonshine." folks began making their whiskey by the light of the moon to avoid detection. the same way i eat ice cream in the middle of the ...

Care for breast cancer or if the kid had an ear ache and if youre a daily or hourly worker you would have to sit there 13 hours, get triaged and lose your job. after the affordable care act we were able to construct about 80 clinics. one clinic a mile away from here, 300 women, working class women, are able to have early detection for mammograms and make sure they dont have cancer, and if they do, get treatment for it. this particular bill before congress, the one thats there, is really in some ...

Brian: export/import. send it out get it back. en. steve: congratulations. ainsley: thank you. congratulations. steve: we have headlines dont we jillian? jillian: we do. good morning to you and to you at home as well. the presidents travel ban begins tonight after the supreme court ruled earlier this week some of it could take evening. only travelers with close business or family ties will be allowed into the u.s. for these six muslim majority countries. the voice hav visas that have ay been app...