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Here, but thats not stopping protesters from leaving just in case the bus shows up. >> there are more supposed to be coming to murrieta? >> reporter: well, that whats the mayor says, he continues to ask federal authorities, and he says he cant get any answers. he says that because of last week and everything that played out, six people were arrested on friday, theyre not taking any chances when it comes to security concerns. theyre going to leave authorities here just in case any of the buses sh...

After two children who came in the united states illegally carrying the deadly swine flu virus, the h1n1 virus, border officials put the detention facilities on lockdown to keep this from spreading. all of this is happening as officials started to transfer busloads of immigrants from overcrowded facilities in texas -- thats an understatement. theyre bulging at the seams -- so to facilities in other states and one of the places is murrieta, california, 60 miles north of san diego. last week there...

Southern california town at the center of this battle over immigration. in murrieta, california, north of san diego, one of place where american authorities are moving a growing wave of illegals. will carr there is live in murrieta. what are they expecting, will. >> reporter: there are expected to be back out here in force today. for many of these residents their city has become a flashpoint for the immigration crisis going on across the country right now. on friday, six protesters were arrested...

Prevent fires and doing that by using a high-tech wind tunnel. will carr is live from california. will, how would this new tunnel work? >> reporter: good morning, eric. well give you a demonstration of this critical technology. riverside has teamed up with forest service to build this wind tunnel. they have two different types of fuel. on bottom they have dead fuels. on the top they have live fuels. this simulates what the fire would run into out in the field. so my friend gloria will start the ...

>> jerry sandusky and the child sex abuse investigation. there is faults in bringing charges against sandusky. and the former penn state football coach was convicted of sexually abusing ten children and currently serving 30 or 60 years in prison. >> more on the growing crisis in the southern border. a plan by the feds to fly 600 illegal immigrants from texas to california. border patrol is not giving a reason why. but said the planning is in a fluid state. will carr has more on that. >> reporter...

Eligible to be citizens in the united states. that is reenforced by home land security. and there are no permissos or permits or free passes at the end. the united states will give tens of millions to crack down on the rising gang violence they have sewn in the last couple of years. >> we will watch that story and see what happens to those people. 40,000 of them crossing the border since last year. will carr, in los angeles thank you. two brothers convicted of scamming the boston marathon. and...

Lost in iraq we have very few options. eric: that strikes at very chord and heart and soul of this country of all the lives lost and all the american blood that was spilled. phil mudd from memphis. thank you very much for your perspective. well stay on this story today. >> thank you. eric: uma? >> another big story with the growing crisis along the southern border. tens of thousands of illegals crossing into the united states many of them from central america. many of therm children, housed and ...

Uma: will carr reported a short while ago a dire situation at this hour on our southern border. it appears to be getting worse. tens of thousand of illegal immigrants from central america, many of them children are still crossing into the u.s. the federal government is packing them into crowded facilities there but there is no letup expected in the surge of youngsters coming into this country. joining us on the phone with the very latest, bob ortega, the border reporter for "the arizona republic...

It looks like theres a long process ahead. >> will carr, thanks. get how long it takes to fire a teacher? you want to fire a teacher. say today you want to fire a teacher. when would you be able to fire that teacher? in 2024. well be right back.

Bringing home a soldier who had been captive. >> reporter: some are still trying to protect the administration on this. there are plenty from both parties very upset here on capitol hill. the recognition that 80 to 90 government officials were in the loop on this bergdahl swap but not members of congress, perhaps a sign that relations between the white house and capitol hill have never been worse. eric? >> mike, seems the furor not going away anytime soon. thanks so much. jenna? jenna: now to a ...