BALDWIN: We have gotten some exclusive new details here at CNN about President Trump's efforts to build the wall. We have learned the Department of Defense has begun scouting sites along the southern border and CNN's Ryan Browne has the details. He's at the Pentagon for us right now. And so Ryan, what do you know?</s>RYAN BROWNE, CNN REPORTER: Well, Brooke, we're being told by defense officials that there are two teams currently on the southern border in Yuma, Arizona, and El Paso, Texas, and they're currently scouting sites for where a potential border wall could go into place. Now President Trump recently made the decision to shift about a billion dollars in defense funds from various accounts into a what's called the counter drug account to be able to pay for 57 miles of border wall down on the southern border. And we'll be told that these officials, these small teams about ten members each, ten members of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are down there on the border kind of taking a look, seeing what kind of walls would go into place down there, how that might look. And their hopes to get a contract awarded to build that wall as soon as April we're being told. So a lot of movement to kind of get this done very quickly. Now the decision to move that money is proven very controversial in Congress, several key lawmakers on Capitol Hill have actually said they have sought to deny the Pentagon's efforts to move that money. But the Pentagon says what they're doing is legal and that they're going to go ahead and go through despite the controversies of putting that money towards building a border wall there on the southern border.</s>BALDWIN: Ryan, thank you. Ryan Browne at the Pentagon. It is the cheating scam involving celebrities, their kids and colleges and now students who were rejected from schools are now suing saying they're the ones who were cheated.
Pentagon Begins Scouting Sites for New Wall Construction