texas. and that's why i was happy to accept the invitation be here at this festival and thank you for coming and hopefully you about books thank you. welcome everyone to the 38th annual san antonio book festival. you to the central library for helping us present this day and thank to the hon. haute family for sponsoring this venue. we encourage to share your experience today on social media and tag the essay book fest. all events in venue are being recorded by c-span book tv, so that means we have to on our best behavior. please your cell phones and flash photography is not permitted. book sales and signings will take place after the session ends at the nowhere book shop tent outside in the festival marketplace. please support your local and our official independent bookseller by buying your books here. the festival also our author, dr. ben johnson will be available at the book tent signing. and i'll remind you that the end so i am deborah omar. while a german i'm with the san antonio commun

this is a small town in texas. my father was born near austin and he if it was located in mexico, obviously questioning my father's honesty. so my father answered in a way that recalled the 19th century conflict. my father explained that hills prairie was in, but mexico, texas at one time. so perhaps he was born in texas when mexico owned it. so officer did not like my father's reply and refused him entry. undeterred, my father gained entry by traveling to the other international bridge connecting matamoros and brownsville. the time there was there was only two. now there's more. but the story that he retold would bear lasting repercussion. and one more paragraph by recalling this border crossing. my father transmitted a memory of the of the legacy of one of the legacies of the us mexico war. to add to my collective memories the conflict when my father first relayed this account, it seemed like another cautionary tale of the of crossing the border, interacting with us immigration officials at the international bord

en austin y texas, dos de las universidades mÁs grandes de texas.n para becas. entonces se les cierran las puertas. >> en mÁs de 20 estados en el paÍs existen leyes similares a texas dream act, pero temen que el revocarla en texas establezca un precedente. cabe seÑalar que en estados como florida, legisladores estatales votaron hace unos meses a favor de eliminar una ley muy parecida que protegÍa estudiantes amparados por daca de pagar altos costos por la colegiatura. >> y en el caso de texas, es el segundo estado con la mayor cantidad de estudiantes indocumentados despuÉs de california. asÍ que afecta a cientos de miles de ellos. gracias, marlene, por tu informe. sandy combs hoy estuvo a punto de ser expulsado del juicio en su contra. el juez lo amenazÓ con sacarlo de la audiencia si seguÍa haciÉndole gestos a los jurados. ademÁs, un testigo declarÓ. un testigo declarÓ. fue la novia del rapero. ella dijo que hasta el aÑo pasado estuvo con Él y que le daba drogas y la forzaba a tener encuentros sexuales con otros hombres en su presencia. similar al

el gobernador de florida , ron desantis, lo suspendió del cargo en texas. de inmigrantes irregulares. estos operativos no solo estan separando familias, sino también impactando el desarrollo económico de las comunidades. cómo nos dice francisco cobos . >> así de desolados lucieron muchos de los sitios de construcción en el sur de texas , luego de una jornada de redadas en la que decenas de migrantes fueron arrestados mientras trabajaban. los operativos fueron reportados en brownsville, puerto isabel, isla del padre sur , mcallen y paz del río y mission, texas, y en las plataformas del departamento de seguridad nacional se difundieron fotografías y videos de trabajadores de la construcción , detenidos . este empleado dijo que todos sus compañeros huyeron cuando escucharon en una estación de radio que había una redada en un edificio cercano . unos 15 minutos después, los agentes federales llegaron hasta donde ellos estaban . >> se metieron tres trocas negras aquí sin preguntar ni nada. se metieron hasta adentro. >> no traían una orden. >> no, no tenían nada m

mcgarvey texas i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. williams: we have no further speakers, i'm prepared to close and reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will close, the gentleman from kentucky. mr. mcgarvey: i thank my colleagues, mr. meuser and ms. mcier have for working in a bipartisan way to strengthen the flagship 7-a loan program. for too long a few bad apples have ruined one of the best programs in government. we can root out bad behavior without punishing loan agents who are acting in good faith on behalf of their clients and accessing capital day need to grow. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on 1804 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas re-- mr. williams: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: his time has expired. mr. williams: thank you, mr. speaker. i urge my colleagues to support this commonsense legislation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the distinguished gentleman from texas yields back his time. all time is yielded.

the gentleman from texas is recognized. the gentleman from texas reserves.he gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. velazquez: i ask to insert letter of opposition from the democracy defenders action and the small business majority, all organizations raise concern that the bill will deny small businesses access to critical support. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. velazquez: i have no further speakers and i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. velazquez: mr. speaker, the s.b.a. is supposed to serve american small businesses, full stop, not just in certain cities, not just when it's politically convenient, but everywhere for everyone. this bill doesn't make that standard. it will rip support away from small businesses in the economic centers of this country because of the political party that runs their city. it creates disruption, wastes money, and puts politics ahead of supporting the american economy. politicians love to say that small businesses are the backbone of our economy, so i ask why

entre tanto, en dallas, texas, una inundación repentina prácticamente se tragó varios vehículos en ela tienda a robar [música] [música] un caimán de siete pies de largo. fue encontrado nadando nadando en una piscina en una casa de jensen beach en florida. los propietarios pidieron ayuda a las autoridades, quienes enviaron a un cazador especializado en cocodrilos. el hombre tuvo que luchar con el reptil para lograr capturarlo y finalmente lo reubicó sano y salvo en su hábitat natural . y nos despedimos con estas imágenes de un enorme elefante hambriento que entró a una tienda en tailandia para robar bocadillos. el dueño del local pasó del susto a la emoción al ver este curioso cliente que se dirigió directamente a los dulces. sin duda, una escena inolvidable, pero eso sí , con muchísimo sabor . increíble. así llegamos al final de la información a nombre de este gran equipo. muchísimas gracias por el favor de su sintonía y por su confianza. muy buenas noches. descansen y nos vemos ma [música] procesaron el los papeleos de para la deportación . entonces, en ese mismo instante, a las 14:0

entre tanto, en dallas, texas, una inundación repentina prácticamente se tragó varios vehículos en elodo lo que hago para mi diabetes tipo 2 no es suficiente? ¿y si... mounjaro una vez a la semana puede ayudar. mounjaro ayuda a tu cuerpo a regular el azúcar en la sangre, y puede ayudarte a que consumas menos alimentos. además, 3 de cada 4 personas alcanzaron un a1c menor al 7%. y las personas perdieron hasta 25 libras. no uses mounjaro si eres alérgico a este, o si tú o tu familia padecen de carcinoma medular de tiroides, o síndrome de neoplasia endocrina múltiple tipo 2. suspéndelo y llama al médico de inmediato si tienes una reacción alérgica, un bulto o inflamación en el cuello, dolor de estómago severo o cambios en la visión. efectos secundarios serios podrían incluir: páncreas inflamado y problemas de vesícula. el uso de mounjaro con una sulfonilurea o insulina puede causar niveles bajos de azúcar en la sangre. infórmale a tu médico si estás lactando, estás embarazada, planeas estarlo o tomas anticonceptivos y antes de procedimientos con anestesia programados. efectos secundarios

nos vamos ahora hasta texas.cuyo nombre es frida, ayudÓ a incautar. escuche esto. mÁs de 33 kilos de heroÍna, mÁs de 1500 de cocaÍna, 1.080 £ de marihuana y 12.000 de metanfetaminas. salvando asÍ la vida de muchas personas. un agente de policÍa de houston pronunciÓ un discurso en honor a frida, calificÁndola de intrÉpida protectora, aguda, detective y compaÑera de confianza. y asÍ, ojalÁ pueda disfrutar el resto de sus dÍas. y con eso nos despedimos el dÍa de hoy. como siempre, gracias por habernos acompaÑado aquÍ en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. recuerda que hay mÁs informaciÓn en lÍnea y que tenga un muy buen fin de semana. >> el caso continÚa dando de qÉe hablar tras su paso por mÉxico. en esta ocasiÓn fue belinda quien comentÓ sobre la cantante y les contaremos quÉ dijo sobre la trapera argentina. critican a yailin, la mÁs viral por un supuesto desplante a caramelo. les mostramos quÉ sucediÓ en los premios tu mÚsica urbana q originÓ estos comentarios. >> maripily arremete en contra de alfredo adame y le

sin embargo, qué estado sucediendo en texas y oklahoma ? bien, las alerta por inundaciones se mantienen muy cerca de phoenix, así como también tucson . y esto estaría inspirando para esta noche, pero toca ver cómo se va a ir extendiendo. de hecho, la inestabilidad va a seguir para el día de mañana lunes. bien temprano . eventualmente también para albuquerque. y vemos cómo se va desplazando por todo el centro de la nación , dejando bastante lluvia muy cerca de wichita , omaha , eventualmente llegando hacia los grandes lagos en chicago. pero dejando a un lado la precipitación, vamos a hablar acerca del riesgo por calor. vemos cómo todavía para mañana lunes se va a mantener elevado para texas, así como también el área de utah. nuestra gente en nevada, así como también el área de california. y vamos a seguir especialmente para el martes . bastante calor para chicago, san luis cincinnati , así como también memphis . próximos días para que se den una idea cómo va a estar el panorama en fresno . estaremos con temperaturas en los 95 grados. sacrame

i'm familiar with small town texas. yeah, no, small town, texas. i, i, we've been pretty well accepted and embraced this. this tragedy divided the count, the town quite severely and still divided. some people wished we had moved on much sooner. that we didn't just continue to publish stories this and certainly not that i would publish a book, but outside of that think we're i think for 43 years or so there. okay, i'd everybody just to turn around and look at the clock on the wall. it's let's just say for the sake argument that it's it's 1245. let's just all imagine sitting here still and that clock goes all way around to 145 and then it goes 30 more minutes. that's how long? 376 uniformed members of law enforcement and stood outside that classroom without moving and without react. can you imagine how much time went by with the sound of semiautomatic people's cries? 911 calls may 24th, 2022 in one month. it'll be three years since that happened. and i'd like you to just talk little bit about your life craig as the newspaper publisher starting that m

it's really good to be back in texas and to be in san antonio. yeah, a little bit in honor of richard. i was to do a short reading about driving into el paso. so the book is very much about what i think of as like the five courses of the southwest so albuquerque, el paso, phenix and las vegas. we can get into though the sort of edges, the southwest, which i think san antonio much qualifies, but kind of between in the book as i'm kind of going between these cities, i got these little passages of kind of driving in the desert and of the spaces that connect them and the region feel very cohesive. so this is just short thing about driving into el paso from from out here, as much as the finances, as technologists and career of dallas, austin and san antonio sometimes like think of themselves as inhabiting the southwest. but texas only really dries once you cross the 100th meridian near abilene then it's about colorado city where you get into the 100 mile west texas dereliction zone, where metro gnomic pumpjacks and drilling rigs are what passes for a

cómo se mantiene en algunos puntos de lo que es estados unidos como texas.mantiene la alerta por inundación para oklahoma city, llegando también hacia kansas city en las últimas horas, nos hemos mantenido con bastante precipitación acumulados que han dejado ya inundaciones verdaderamente severas. ahora bien, qué está ocurriendo en este momento ? en algunos puntos de la nación? vemos que en la florida todavía nos mantenemos con bastante inestabilidad y también las alertas por inundación, por ejemplo, en miami se han mantenido note desde el pasado domingo acumulados de agua que van entre las cuatro pulgadas hasta casi las siete pulgadas . world palm beach, fort lauderdale. así como también la zona metropolitana de miami. por favor tener muchísima precaución. sigue el calor en este momento para gran parte de lo que es california, así como también texas con una sensación de 91 grados y todavía el riesgo va a permanecer para los próximos días. tengan cuidado, elián . >> así es, gabriel. gracias. más de 30.000 inmigrantes de escasos recursos serán afectados tras e

>> yeah, similarly in texas, we've got about six months to get bills passed. they're not quite as fast as the 90 dice in montana. but once every two years, six months, and i'm really grateful for our coalition partners. we had americans for prosperity, texas public policy foundation, which i have no doubt that were they not there by our side, we would have been 50% behind of where we were now. on the left, we had austin habitat for humanity, apple seed. so really, what i've learned in politics is it's not so much the message, it's the messenger. so when nicole, who they've never met, shows up from a nonprofit and says here's the data, here's how your constituents will benefit, here's the polling your constituents clearly want. if i'm nicole from a new nonprofit they've never met, that's much different that be when americans for prosperity says do you believe in property rights? do you believe in the free market to solve problems? so we put together quite a formidable coalition so swiftly address concerns and make sure that those organizations that have already

what lesson have republicans learned from that, let's do it again, in texas. because we can independently make our case to the american people as to why we should hold this majority. they couldn't even win the last race when they had everything working in their favor with donald trump being at the top of the ticket. the chal -- challenge that republicans have right now is the way in which the texas map has been drawn, it's already an extreme partisan gerrymander. and so if you make any changes to that map, which quite frankly there are several democrats who have looked at it who perhaps may welcome changes, they're gonna endanger at least 4-6 republican incumbents who are serving in the congress right now, are in safe republican districts and will likely be put into competitive districts that democrats can win, particularly in a midterm election with donald trump in the white house. be careful what you wish for. a lot of democrats that we've talked to from texas have actually come to the conclusion based on the fact that the map is already gerrymandered at its

lawrence it >> lawrence: it is texas tuesday, not taco tuesday. >> rachel: texas loves tacos. the man accused of bombing protesters initially planned a mass shooting. more shocking details this morning. >> brian: who signed all those pardons while biden was on the outs that is what president trump wants to find out and he's going to investigate. >> lawrence: kid rock joins steve in nashville on his walk. he is not the only guest, find out who it is. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> rachel: well, illegal migrant accused of using molotov cocktails to attack peaceful pro-israel marchers, they were marching to bring attention to the hostages, that was in boulder, colorado. he's been hit with federal hate crime charges in addition to a list of other charges. >> lawrence: live in boulder. good morning. >> good morning. during his first court appearance in boulder yesterday, suspect mohamed sabry soliman was ordered by the judge not to contact any of the victims from the attack, some are still in the hospital. he faces 16 counts of attempted in order and attempted use of incend

geoff: in the white house accuses mexico -- and the white house accuses mexico of stealing water from texas farmers in one of the country's most important agricultural regions. >> the u.s. population has increased by three times since 1940 and mexico by seven times. so you just have a ton of users, less consistent input of water, which makes it very contentious. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by friends of the news hour, including jams and nancy build mary and the robert and virginia schiller foundation, the judy and peter blum kovler foundation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. >> the charles f kettering foundation, working to advance inclusive democracies. learn more at kettering.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. nd friends of the news hour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs station fr

a speech therapist in texas says the government is trying. when is the queen of texas coming? alhamdulillah . i'm proud of you , sister. i'm so happy . well, as far as i know , i 'm the only speech therapist in the area . the only one who speaks arabic in the austin area . so, with my dismissal, there's no one else who can do this mission. and they're harming society by making this decision, and that's because of a regime that's committing genocide. my point is not that i want israel. should i boycott or not? i have a simple argument. as a human being, i have the right to express my opinions . that's freedom of speech. don't you constantly criticize other countries for suppressing people's right to freedom of speech ? so why in your country, as a publisher, do i have to guarantee that i won't boycott the zionist regime in order to get advertising in a magazine? what does foreign policy have to do with my job as a local publisher ? this policy is a double -edged sword that bothers me and really wears me down and annoys me . well, i think ale's case shows that there is no need t

don't mess with texas. joining me now is governor greg abbott of texas.re today. you saw what happened in l.a. there are promises of more protests this week as part of what they are calling the no kings protest. are you expecting that this will be needed this weekend or in the coming days in texas? >> we know that they are going to be protest across the entire state of texas and the state is very large. what we hope will occur is what occurred earlier this week and that is there were protests without any property being damaged or anybody being hurt. people are free to protest if they don't harm anything. however, because of the possibility, because of the sides -- size of the crowds could go large, we want to make sure we have the assets and place where we are going to be able to quickly respond. it doesn't do any good to have the national guard not deployed and have a city catch on fire. crime and chaos break out and take a day or two to get them there. we will have 5000 national guard preposition to make sure that we will be able to respond immediately

programs like the south texas book festival. championed bilingual initiatives, and expanded library resources. kate has made the library more than just books. the mcallen library hosts programs vital to our community, such as providing free lunches for students and job fairs to help connect south texans with new employment opportunities. kate, your dedication to mcallen and the surrounding area is inspiring. thank you for your leadership and for always putting our community first. congratulations on this well deserved honor. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from puerto rico, mr. hernandez, for five minutes. mr. hernandez: mr. speaker, i rise to -- today to address the betrayal by the government of puerto rico to our immigrant communities. for the benefit of my constituents and the communities affected will i offer my remarks in spanish. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the ch

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do not mess with texas. have been told that there are about 60 protests planned around smaller and mid sized cities in texas. we are sending out law enforcement to those cities. in large part, to protect the protesters from the people who live in those cities. because, let me tell you what. do you want to get to a big city and get lost to a million people protest. you might thought get noticed. go to a smaller and mid size texas town those people will stand up and protect their town. don't mess with them. word to all the protesters out there, stay out of our cities in texas. because we're not going to fool around. >> laura: and, dan, thank you very much and congrats on being on the presidential commission to protect religious freedom. i know off big meeting coming up on monday. >> we do. >> laura: coming up, what america needs to do to win the trade war with china.d? ♪ with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one

nueva ley en texas.l proyecto de ley sb ocho, el cual requiere que los alguaciles colaboren con ice para hacer cumplir las leyes federales de inmigraciÓn. solo falta la firma del gobernador greg abbott. mientras las comunidades reaccionan en protesta ante los constantes arrestos en las cortes. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantza loizaga. >> quÉ tal? muy buenas noches les saluda con mucho gusto. nicole suÁrez por arantxa loizaga. comenzamos con las imÁgenes reciÉn reveladas del ataque antisemita en colorado y advertimos que las imÁgenes son fuertes. bueno, allÍ lo que pueden ver es al agresor lanzando un objeto incendiario mientras Él mismo estÁ envuelto en llamas a su entorno. varias personas corren desesperadas, se escuchan los gritos de los heridos y tambiÉn de los testigos, buscando agua y pidiendo que llamaran a la policÍa. momentos despuÉs, los agentes llegan a la escena y empiezan a socorrer a las vÍctimas. las autoridades dijeron que el sospechoso se hizo pasar por un jardinero para acer

asegura que las camionetas tenían placas de texas y nuevo méxico .ando ya se lo iba a llevar. y cuando me rehusé a hacerme para atrás. después de que me sigan diciendo que dejara y que me hiciera para atrás , me acerqué a la camioneta negra donde se lo llevaron y fue cuando me señaló y me dijo get back . y fue cuando me amenazaron con esa, con esa arma. la crueldad, la la arrogancia y la política tan inmoral y tan injusta de esta administración. >> la operación no fue un hecho aislado en downey se reportaron más arrestos en un home depot, un gimnasio fitness, un lavado de autos y frente a la iglesia, nuestra señora del perpetuo socorro . >> arrestando gente en home depot en los restaurantes , en las escuelas, en. >> las graduaciones. >>, en fiestas. no nos. >> están manteniendo más . >> seguro. >> la tensión también se vivió en baldwin park y en boyle heights. ahí , agentes federales interceptaron un auto blanco bloqueándole el paso con sus camionetas . salieron armados apuntando directamente hacia el vehículo . en las imágenes se observa humo. lo qu

también tormentas severas comienzan a generarse en texas.mbién sectores de arizona se han mantenido con bastante inestabilidad en las últimas horas. de hecho, en el radar a futuro, que va a estar ocurriendo, vemos este sistema de inestabilidad que para el día de mañana lunes va a dejar bastante lluvia para las cuatro esquinas. eventualmente vemos cómo se dirige hacia sectores del centro del país y también va a dejar más precipitación en texas hasta el momento , las alertas por inundación se mantienen en la frontera entre el norte de la república mexicana y arizona , especialmente para mi gente en tucson . y ese riesgo por calor va a seguir. entre hoy , así como también el día de mañana lunes . y por ejemplo, en este momento ya estamos registrando 101 grados en fresno y 87 para el área de sacramento. a tener cuidado . >> gabriel . gracias. la administración del presidente trump enfrenta una nueva demanda civil en este caso de la unión americana de libertades civiles , por sus siglas aclu, que quiere poner fin al uso de la ley de enemigos extr

dallas, texas. this is portland, oregon. el paso, texas. meriden, connecticut, saint louis, saint louis, missouri, milwaukee, wisconsin, kansas city, all across the country. people are mad. but the core of the protests is still in downtown la. now, this area, the area of downtown la where these protests have been focused, that area will now be will is still under a mandatory curfew again tonight in just in just a few hours. that's going to start. it's going to start. almost the entirety of that area is inside of the congressional district of one single congressman, representative jimmy gomez. more specifically, these protests have been playing out primarily in just the few square blocks of that district that surround the roybal federal building, where isis detaining some of the immigrants they have been arresting, reportedly holding them in a makeshift detention facility in the basement of the building. representative gomez has repeatedly tried to get access to that detention facility to see the conditions in which people are being held. an

desde aquí en estados unidos , en hidalgo, texas , francisco cobos univisión. >> francisco .ir los arrestos. un gruptá las calles en busca de agentes de ice y cuando encuentran un operativo, se acercan para recordarle a los detenidos sus derechos . y también han evitado varios arrestos. los venezolanos se han convertido en uno de los principales blancos de las políticas migratorias de la actual administración . aunque parcial. la nueva restricción de viajes y visados deja sin opción a miles de venezolanos que mantenían la esperanza de reencontrarse con sus seres queridos en estados unidos . desde caracas , francisco urreiztieta nos cuenta cómo están viviendo esta situación miles de venezolanos . >> ansiedad e incertidumbre son los sentimientos que cruzan a muchas familias venezolanas en momentos en que el gobierno de donald trump ha restringido el ingreso de venezolanos a estados. >> unidos. >> uno piensa en su familia, la familia que está aquí, que se va, que se pensaba irse para allá. y en los que están allá ya eran familias divididas por la migración. una parte en estados

i want to stay in west texas but not go that far west texas to talk about abilene.lene christian university two permits from the nrc develop next-generation after the doe committed in 2,019 to provide the fuel and salt project as it does for every existing university research reactor. the doe support for samantha the clear project by honoring that commitment? >> that is our intention. the department is working with emily right now to figure out a different type of fuel in a molten salt reactor to how to accommodate the request but i'm quite proud and impressed about what's going on in the university can you give us in your mind a timeline from when we see where they are now to where they would be 5 to 10 years perhaps. >> a timeline where the reactor will be? will it be online will be working are they testing from now until a decade from now. in a perfect world, where would you like to see them in five years or 10 years in a perfect world, and a reasonable regulatory regime which is a huge part of our agenda, absolutely, that should be selling electricity five years

that includes the deployment of texas department of public safety officers, as well as texas nationalrovide the most robust response where needed. >> so you've got that decision and that commentary alongside reporting that we have from the ground of some of these troops getting into a game of uno across from the alamo, because, as jesse reported, things were largely peaceful there. so then, are you aware of any reason that abbott would have called in the national guard preemptively? any concerns that he might have had? >> no. >> i mean, i think city leaders were shocked. i think the. police chief was shocked. >> neither were. >> notified by the governor. >> before this. >> decision was made. >> it's unusual for a governor to order national guard troops. >> to. >> a city when. there hasn't been any violence so far in san antonio during these protests, and. >> san antonio has. >> a long history of. peaceful protests, of advancing for and working for civil rights and social justice in a peaceful way. the protest yesterday was largely peaceful, mostly peaceful, as far as i could tell. the

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desde san antonio, texas, regresó contigo paulina. >> gracias, lidia.añarnos. que pasen una por acompañarnos. que pasen una excelente noche [música] eli, ¿qué haces? aprovechando que esta noche no estás de viaje. [suspira] por favor, eli. eli, estoy cansado. [ríe] pues esta es una buena oportunidad para que te relajes y duermas como un bebé. eli, por favor. por favor, no es un buen momento. ¿y cuándo va a ser un buen momento?

detenido por agentes de inmigración en san antonio, texas . la mayor .á . josé luis caal. >> quien lleva. >> casi dos. >> meses detenido y quien habló. >> con univisión. >> desde un centro de detención en texas . >> a es algo que no se puede explicar porque duele. >> con un nudo en la garganta . >> expresa. >> su. deseo de permanecer en el país con sus niñas . >> cada que las miro se me siento impotente. hay que ser fuertes . el tener que hablar con ellas de que es , qué va a pasar si llegan a deportar a tu papá . el pensar de que lo. >> sigo . >> para que estén con su papá o nos quedamos aquí para que ustedes tengan un buen futuro, que para eso se vino tu papá, para acá . >> josé luis es. >> hermano del inmigrante . >> guatemalteco que protagonizó toda una odisea al treparse a un árbol y permanecer. >> por ocho horas. >> ahí para escapar de ser arrestado por agentes de ice a diferencia de su hermano josé luis, no. >> esperaba. >> ser detenido por autoridades. lleva casi diez. >> años. >> en. >> el país. >> y no cuenta con antecedentes criminales. además

in texas and new mexico.flooding, and in lubbock, texas, knocked out power to 10,000 homes and businesses. >> mauric: striking images there, and lonnie quinn tells us there is a threat of severe weather for the weekend from texas to the carolinas. lonnie? >> that's right, guys, that storm system that you just talked about made its way from texas into arkansas early this morning. and take a look at the damage that it did to this cul-de-sac. now you are going to find a tornado will touch down, but then it pops back up into the atmosphere and it can touch back down again, sometimes 30-50 feet later, so one home unscathed, nothing, not a single missing. the next two holmes, well, they are missing the roof. that is why you hear a tornado warning, you take action and get covered because we don't know percent say where it touches down. currently it is into the tennessee valley, the rest of it pushing toward the northeast so there is a chance tonight for more severe weather in that area. otherwise you look at saturda

because here in texas, even there's same problem. but the way i deal with it, we go into communities. first of all, we have to be invited in. i think that's a that's a large part of that's the problem with government government when to go in and tell people what to do instead of asking people that live there, what are the solutions and that's where they mess up. you know, it's like i just give you an example, you know, cutting 7000 jobs in huntsville are the reason arsenal go without asking people in huntsville that a good idea was a bad idea. so but likewise, when we go into these areas, we have to we have to be invited one too. we to listen. and i think a lot of the that they have, we just haven't asked them. we haven't done it because they've been living with these problems forever. and the way i go in is to try to first of all, even when i talk to my students at duke, when they come to my house, can i tell them, you have to go to church because everybody in the community goes to church, they see you in church, they you. and then

god bless america and go west texas. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize an extraordinary group of y young ladies that have accomplished something that no other texas softball team has in the history of softball in xas. the high school bulldogettes have secured their third straight championship. this historic achievevement spes their drive, their deteination, and overall commitment t to excellence. as well, of course, as the leadership and commitment of their coach. ththe bulldog ettes havbut the their -- bulldogettes have put their community on the map and all of texas is taking notice. congratulations on such an unprecedented accomplishment, young ladies. thank you for representing the best of west texas. you are all winners on and off the field and in every sense of the word. again, god blessmerica and westas.. speer, w much time do i have remaining? two minutes mr. speaker, i think i can say a few things in two minutes. believe it or not. about some of the comments my colleague, representative bum bumgardner, said abo

and buzzkill texas passing a law that bans cannabis products? we're talking vapes, gummies and edibles. >> it's an industry that. is thriving and creating jobs within texas. why would we take it. >> away? >> the scheme is on, and the critics are in what the los angeles times calls wes anderson's the venetian scheme a dazzler. it's the four star funniest film of the year. >> help yourself. >> to a. >> hand grenade. the venetian scheme rated pg 13 in theaters everywhere this friday. >> hey, look. >> at that. >> they got one of tv's new genre pecs. >> i think you mean genre packs. yeah, that's what i said. now they can pay less and pack just the tv they want. pick the tv they want. yeah. now you're getting the picture. i give up. >> copd is. >> an ugly. >> reality. >> i watch. >> as. his world. >> just keeps getting smaller. >> but then. >> trelegy helped us see things a little differently. with three medicines and one inhaler, trilogy keeps airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare ups. one staley trilogy also improves lung functi

texas middle schooler returned to dallas from a whirlwind media tour and greeted by a huge crowd. there was a buzz in the air. the cameras and crowd armed with balloons and signs could be confused for celebrity golfers, but, in this case. [cheers and applause] they were waiting for a c-h-a-m-p-i-o-n. 2005's scripps national spelling bee winner faizan zaki. >> your word is -- >> e-c-l-a-i-r-c-i-s-s-e-m-e-n-t. >> that's correct. >> at the end of the word, you could hear me gasping for air. >> reporter: the plano isd middle schooler says it was a momentf pure relief. after seven years of training, multiple years on that stage and a second-place finish last year, faizan accomplished the thing he'd worked for relentlessly. >> every day, like, on school days, when i get home from school, i study for five to six hours. and then on weekends when i don't have school, seven to eight. >> it's incredible. the amount of work he put in. >> reporter: his proud parents say they'd often sit with him until 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. now they only hope their prodigy teen can find a sense of normalcy. >> we w

and i even applied to the university of texas, but ut was not very impressed with my 2.2 gpa or my 0n the sat. i think y'all take the act now, so let me help you understd just how bad an 880 is. you get 400 points for signing your name. [laughter] so my application was denied. it should come as no surprise to anyone here that my 2.2 gpa and 880 sat did garner me an acceptance letter from the university of oklahoma. [laughter] but as the son of a -- and you'llever outgrow that. [laughter] as the son of a university of texas graduate, i could not do that to him, so i attended another university elsewhere. and then flunked out of that. then i went to another one. and i flunked ouout of that. and now i'm here. aughter] [applause] it's an honor and really a rather daunting responsibility to address you, the leaders of tomorrow. and as i look out, i am likely staring at my next doctor. and my next attorney. which i find myself in need of with alarming frequencies, so if you could hurry your way through law school, it would be helpful. the architect of my child's first home, the engineer of

sus partidarios sostienen que harÁ que texas sea mÁs seguro.maricela hernÁndez volaba desde irlanda rumbo a ciudad de mÉxico cuando sufriÓ un derrame cerebral. hoy en recuperaciÓn, nos contÓ lo que ocurriÓ en el aire. alejandro godÍn hablÓ con ella. >> cada dos aÑos. >> tenÍa cuando maricela hernÁndez subiÓ a un aviÓn rumbo a casa 7000 millas de distancia. no imaginÓ que iba a terminar en una sala de urgencias aferrÁndose a la vida. >> fue hasta el momento en que me levantÉ y me di cuenta de que me sentÍa mareada. y entonces colapsÉ. >> el 23 de mayo abordÓ un vuelo desde estambul a la ciudad de mÉxico. a la mitad del trayecto, maricela, de 35 aÑos, comenzÓ a sentirse mal. estaba sufriendo un derrame cerebral, como confirmaron despuÉs los mÉdicos. >> i'm glad everything worked out very well. >> el destino le tenÍa preparada una oportunidad. un mÉdico mexicano viajaba a su lado. fue Él quien actuÓ de inmediato y convenciÓ a la tripulaciÓn de aterrizar de emergencia en houston. como confirmÓ la aerolÍnea. >> de only thing i know is mexican. >> no

hace unos meses, la misma plegaria por uda se leyÓ desde texas.elemundo. >> hoy en san antonio, texas. y se arrestÓ a mÁs de diez personas en una corte de inmigraciÓn. este hombre chileno rompiÓ en llanto cuando supo que su esposa venezolana y su hijo de tres aÑos estaban entre los detenidos. su esposa dijo que inmigraciÓn le dio un mes para defender su caso y no le aseguraron la liberaciÓn durante ese tiempo. y en chicago. las organizaciones pro inmigrantes trabajan para identificar a las mÁs de 20 personas detenidas por ice el miÉrcoles. aquÍ te lo contamos. buscan apoyar a las familias afectadas. el grupo denuncia incluso la separaciÓn de madres e hijos. ice confirmÓ hoy que el martes detuvieron a mÁs de 2200 personas en todo el paÍs, una cifra rÉcord en un solo dÍa. y hoy quedÓ libre bajo fianza el estudiante arrestado el fin de semana cuando se dirigÍa a una prÁctica deportiva en su escuela en massachusetts. es una detenciÓn que movilizÓ a su comunidad. ha sido polÉmica aquÍ. se lo reportamos porque dijo que buscaba a su padre, pero se lo lle

lo mismo en dallas, texas.tar a numerosos conductores que quedaron atrapados en las carreras que se convirtieron en rÍos. y hoy, cielo gris en la zona del golfo de mÉxico. se debe a una nube de polvo del sahara que se desplaza desde África hacia el mar caribe y alcanzÓ la florida. estas imÁges satelitales muestran su trayectoria a travÉs del ocÉano atlÁntico al grito de no me van a callar y quiero un juicio pÚblico. hoy entrÓ a unacio audiencia judicial la abogada ruth lÓpez, activista de derechos humanos en el salvador. lÓpez, de 47 aÑos, fue acusada de corrupciÓn en un caso que organismos humanitarios consideran una estrategia del gobierno de nayib bukele. para silenciarlos. ella asistÍa a las familias de los 252 venezolanos deportados de estados unidos a la cÁrcel de el salvador. un elefante entrÓ a una tienda en tailandia, buscÓ comida y los gritos del dueÑo del local del dueÑo del local kohl's tiene todo para celebrar a cada papá! encuentra lo esencial para mini golf. y meriendas con mini cafés. para días

antonio, texas, and i got to record with some of the biggest female tejano artists in texas, shellytefani montiel, and it was just--it's an amazing experience. and the music is beautiful, it's wonderful, and like i said, the people are great and they are just--i'm pretty sure everybody just wants it, they want it here in california. damian: oh, that's awesome. but your involvement, eddie, give us your involvement in the band. eddie torres: i play keyboards and vocals, of course. i met robert through my sister playing with tortilla soup and all that kind of stuff, so small world. but same what my sister said, my dad taught me the keyboards and music of the tejanos thing, and it stuck with me at a young age and so from there on i just, you know, i've always wanted to go back to it. me and my sister always try to keep it in there if we could, but, you know, this time we're coming up and i'm like, "yeah, let's do it," and even my dad was like, "yeah, that's awesome." so to see him lit up, it was like we got to go back to where--the stuff he taught us and still, still going forward with

vÍctor naciÓ en san antonio, texas, el 25 de julio de 1938.elaciones internacionales se convirtiÓ en la primera representante del paÍs asiÁtico en obtener ese tÍtulo. en el certamen compitieron jÓvenes de mÁs de 100 paÍses. opal habÍa quedado como tercera finalista en el miss mundo, miss universo 2024, una famosa melodÍa de johann strauss. segundo, finalmente llegÓ al espacio. es el danubio azul y el propÓsito fue conmemorar los 200 aÑos del nacimiento del rey del vals. la pieza fue transmitida al cosmos mientras era interpretada por la orquesta sinfÓnica de viena. la hazaÑa se logrÓ casi medio siglo despuÉs de perderse un viaje en las naves espaciales. voyager. voyager de la nasa. quÉ belleza! y asÍ llegamos al final de noticias telemundo. muÍmashisi (musica) . "msica? "aplausos? "msica? "msica? "aplausos? >> por la .

and tonight, texas now deploying its national guard.reaking news tonight, the split verdict in the harvey weinstein trial. and the chaos and anger in the jury room. the foreman sending a note to the judge saying, quote, i can't go back in there with the other jurors. i feel afraid inside there. tonight, u.s. authorities confirming the death of a missing female sailor who vanished from her barracks in norfolk, virginia. her body has been found in the woods. and what we're now learning in new york city tonight, the crypto kidnaping case turning more disturbing. two defendants pleading not guilty. prosecutors tonight now say they doused the victim with tequila and set him on fire and cut him with a chainsaw, allegedly holding him for 17 days. tonight, abc news up over washington, d.c, with the secret service. what will this military parade look like? and the security? and tonight, the president's warning for any protesters. the white house is pressed on this. and what they said about protesters tonight here. the passing of a music icon. br