south carolina where they have been training for the past 10 weeks. the agents will now be stationed in border hot spots where violence has really become the norm. and to protect them, cameras at today's graduation ceremony were not allowed to photograph the agents and their names, shepard, remain -- they are not releasing those names to the public, shep. >> shepard: kris gutierrez live in our texas newsroom tonight, thank you. the diabetes epidemic in this country is out of control and it will get a whole lot worse. that's the warning today from federal health officials. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta now predicts that one of every three adult notice united states will have the disease by the year 2050. one in three. we're told the number of cases will as much as quadrupled from 24 million now to somewhere between 76 million and 100 million. officials say that estimate takes into account rising obesity rates, population growth, and undiagnosed cases. according to the most recent government data, diabetes is the seventh leading killer in the