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Cost will be significantly lower. it will look like this fencing, steel slats standing 18 feet above, and reinforced with rebar and scement. it will not go coast-to-coast. this is the current fence from the pacific ocean to the gulf of mexico with large gaps in between, for a total of 654 miles. the latest plans involve adding 177 new miles of fencing and replacing 272 miles of already built fence, according to one high-level source with knowledge of the project, and that means the total barrier between the united states and mexico would cover 831 total miles of a nearly 2,000-mile border, sti...

About a fence that we can look through. that's what we need. it's more secure for border agents. it eliminates environmental factors like drainage and costs will be significantly lower. if the current plan is approved, it will look like this bollard style of fencing 6 feet below grown and 18 feet above. reinforced with rebar and cement. another part of the proposal according to sources, it will not go coast to coast. this is the current fence from the pacific ocean to the gulf coast with large gaps in between for a total of 654 miles. the latest plans involve adding 177 new miles of fencing an...

With large gaps in between. for a total of 654 miles. the latest plans involve adding 177 new miles of fencing and replacing 272 miles of already built fence. according to one high level source with knowledge of the project t. that means the total barrier between the united states and mexico would cover 831 total miles of a nearly 2,000 mile border. still, not even half according to these sources. >> all right. drew griffin, thanks so much. coming up, flash flood warnings and power outages. that's the scene right now in parts of southern california after a deadly storm hit state. live on the...

Ballard-style fencing with steel slats secured six feet below ground and standing 18 feet above. the slats reinforced with rebar and cement. another part of the proposal according to sources, it will not go coast to coast. this is the current fence from the pacific ocean to the gulf of mexico with large gaps in between for a total of 654 miles. the latest plans involve adding 177 new miles of fepsing and replacing 272 miles of already built fence. according to one high-level source with knowledge of the project. that means the total barrier between the united states and mexico would cover 831 ...

Significantly lower. if the current plan is approved, it will look like this bollard-style fencing, the steel slats secured six feet below ground and standing 18 feet above. the slats reinforced with rebar and cement. another part of the proposal according to sources, it will not go coast to coast. this is the current fence from the pacific ocean to the gulf of commotion, with large gaps in between for a total of 654 miles. the latest plans involve adding 177 new miles of fencing and replacing 272 miles of already built fence. according to one high-level source with knowledge of the project. t...