esa operación impulsada por greg abbott resultó en inmigrantes ahogados con esas boyas que puso , eh,ro país. >> durante su administración, trump intentó sepultar el programa daca, dejando a cientos de miles de dreamers en el desamparo bajo la actual administración. por primera vez. los soñadores tienen acceso a un seguro médico y por ahora están protegidos de una deportación con lo propio y lo necesario. >> y en lo que en la dirección que debemos movernos es en garantizar que esos dreamers tengan la ciudadanía y se vuelvan ciudadanos estadounidenses, porque eso es lo único que le falta para ser estadounidenses. un papel. pero una nueva encuesta sobre la intención del voto reafirma la ventaja de trump sobre biden en un hipotético enfrentamiento entre trump y biden, el expresidente mantiene una ligera ventaja de 48% sobre un 46% de biden. >> y qué hay del voto latino en las próximas elecciones presidenciales? >> miren, el presidente biden y su campaña. nosotros tenemos súper claro que el voto latino puede elegir el próximo presidente de los estados unidos y. y lo que yo le digo a mi ge

abbott repartiÓ alimentos con motivo del del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias, y durante el evento greg abbotte desplazaron a miles de personas, se abriÓ una investigaciÓn luego de que 9 personas morirÁn tras el derrumbe de un muro de un tÚnel de la autopista de la capital de santo domingo, mÁs de 13.000 personas fueron evacuadas a zonas seguras tras los fuertes aguaceros que provocaron inundaciones en viviendas, corte de electricidad y daÑos en puentes y carteras. como se viene informando de parte de variosmiembros, un acuerdo con el grupo terrorista hamas en israel podrÍa ser inminente, lo informÓ qatar uno de los mediadores junto con los estados unidos, desde washington, pablo gato nos tiene mÁs detalle. pablo: un acuerdo para liberar a los rehenes al detenidos en hamas en gaza, podrÍa ser inminente, el paÍs que hace de intermediario. sÓlo quedan por solucionar pequeÑos detalles, dijo optimista su primer ministro. hay aproximadamente 240 rehenes, mÁs de 12.000 palestinos han perdido la vida, 5000 de ellos niÑos, se ignora cuÁntos miembros de hamas ha muerto. naciones unidas criticÓ el ataqu

abbott, sea mas sencillo en las presentaciones de taylor swift se vieron empaÑadas por la muerte dea de 23 aÑos estamos con quique usales >> aqui tenemos todos los detalles y las medidas que va a tomar taylor swift >> taylor swift regreso a los escenarios anoche despues de la cancelacion por las altas temperaturas y tambien la muerte de ana a los 23 aÑos en un concierto por la descompensacion que tuvo en su cuenta de instagram dijo que estaba devastada enviando condolencias a familiares y amigos en rio de janeiro se registraron hasta 110 grados f con 138 grados de sensacion termica no se permitio el ingreso al estadio olimpico con botellas de agua a pesar de las alternativas y las horas en las colas por solicitud de los organismos publicos tambien agregaron nuevos puntos de distribucion de agua para los siguientes conciertos se ve a taylor swift lanzando botellas de agua y aqui se ve el video donde padece el extremo calor varios fanaticos fueron atendidos por los servicios medicos >> el gobierno de rio de janeiro ordeno una investigacion por todo esto muy triste >> el calor no es co

abbott repartiÓ alimentos con motivo del del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias, y durante el evento greg abbottzaron a miles de personas, se abriÓ una investigaciÓn luego de que 9 personas morirÁn tras el derrumbe de un muro de un tÚnel de la autopista de la capital de santo domingo, mÁs de 13.000 personas fueron evacuadas a zonas seguras tras los fuertes aguaceros que provocaron inundaciones en viviendas, corte de electricidad y daÑos en puentes y carteras. como se viene informando de parte de variosmiembros, un acuerdo con el grupo terrorista hamas en israel podrÍa ser inminente, lo informÓ qatar uno de los mediadores junto con los estados unidos, desde washington, pablo gato nos tiene mÁs detalle. pablo: un acuerdo para liberar a los rehenes al detenidos en hamas en gaza, podrÍa ser inminente, el paÍs que hace de intermediario. sÓlo quedan por solucionar pequeÑos detalles, dijo optimista su primer ministro. hay aproximadamente 240 rehenes, mÁs de 12.000 palestinos han perdido la vida, 5000 de ellos niÑos, se ignora cuÁntos miembros de hamas ha muerto. naciones unidas criticÓ el ataque de la

falta la firma del gobernador greg abbott.estudiante de secundaria. 4 compaÑeros del elenco de friend lloran su perdida. cuando y cuÁnto es la gran pregunta que nos hacemos al hacer cuando se deja propina. la confusiÓn y el descontento entre los consumidores. >>> noticias telemundo mediodÍa. con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >>> buenas tardes, gracias por el jirns y acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. >>> gracias por su sintonÍa. feliz miÉrcoles mitad de semana. >>> la legislatura de texas aprueba una de las leyes antiinmigrantes. el controvertido proyecto de ley. le falta la firma de grebeselassie abbott para ser promulgada. >>> los aspectos mÁs polÉmicas esta ley. adelante paco, buenas tardes, vamos contigo. >>> ¿quÉ tal? en la frontera de texas hay preocupaciÓn por la propuesta que se espera sea firmada por el gobernador de texas greg abbott y puede convertirse en una de las leyes mÁs estrictas estatales antiinmigrantes en el paÍs. grupos proinmigrantes aseguran que muchas familias se verÁn afectadas con esta nue

. >>> coming up next, the new post from greg abbott that puts further strain on the migrant crisis in some of the biggest cities in the united states. >>> in today's national lead, the state of texas lost a legal battle and now cannot stop the biden administration from removing the razor wire that texas placed along the u.s. border. meanwhile, texas governor greg abbott is moving even more migrants out of his state and into democratic sanctuary cities. abbott listed the locations and the numbers of migrants on x, which includes 20,000 migrants to chicago alone. migrants are sleeping in airports, at police stations and in tents. the city is trying to help, but faces another challenge as overnight temperatures hover above freezing in chicago. here's cnn's whitney wilde. >> reporter: as temperatures dipped into the low teens with wind chills of around zero this week, many migrants living on the street found chicago's unfamiliar climate unforgiving. this man said he has been living in a tent and now feels sick. "lately i've been having pain in my chest," he says, "and i need medicine to h

greg abbott is expected to sign the bill. the aclu is calling it, quote, one of the most radical anti-immigrant laws ever and is vowing to sue the governor. rosa flores is live with more details. rosa, what more can you tell us about this legislation? >> reporter: brianna, this legislation is sending ripples of fear throughout the latino community in the state of texas which makes up about 40% of the population of the state. let me take you through this bill. what it does is it creates a new state crime for the illegal entry into this state and gives law enforcement the power to arrest and remove individuals from the state. governor greg abbott has maintained all he's doing is dealing with the border crisis when the federal government is not doing its job. critics of the bill, which include 30 former immigration judges who have said and issued a statement saying that this bill is unconstitutional because it maintains -- they maintain that immigration is a federal function. other critics say this will lead to the racial profil

. >>> texas governor greg abbott says he is about to send more migrants to northern cities. this of course as temperatures in places like chicago are dropping, in some cases below zero. we have a live report for you just ahead. >>> the temperature at this moment in chicago just above freezing. at least 20,000 additional migrants from the southern border are headed to the windy city. according to the republican governor of texas, greg abbott says his state has already bussed 70,000 migrants to cities across the united states. cities run by democrats, among them washington, d.c., new york, philadelphia, denver, l.a., and he says he does plan to send more. cnn's whitney wild is in chicago this morning, more migrants headed to the city. temperatures edging up slightly, but it is still bitterly cold outside, whitney. >> reporter: absolutely, erica, and that slightly -- that slight temperature above freezing represents a marked improvement after a very cold week here, a bitterly cold week that put renewed pressure on city officials to move these migrants indoors. as temperatures d

resident trumpets in south texas this afternoon handing out food with greg abbott.ind of an early thanksgiving, if you will. within the next hour or so, they will be joining together because abbott is about to give them his endorsement for the presidential run. that comes on the heels of that visit. trump was right here last night in iowa. a new nbc poll out today indicating where they stand with the republican race for the white house. trump dominating among the gop field. this is a national poll, not specific to iowa. leading governor rod desantis of florida. pulling in double digits. talking a lot about the polls. an event in fort dodge. ninety minutes or so outside of des moines. he pleaded with voters to give him a big win. he essentially wants to force the other candidates out of the race. >> you know, if we went by a lot , i think all of these characters cancel out. we just have to get back, we have to be the democrats. we have to stop this nonsense. >> ron desantis showing no signs of backing down. he has held multiple campaign stops with may be his biggest

. >>> this event in texas was an endorsement by texas governor greg abbott but it comes at a time whereonald trump appears to be inching towards the nomination. >> we need donald j. trump back as our president to the united states of america. ♪ >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> well, it is monday, november the 19th. 9:00 a.m. here in london, 11:00 in gaza, where the israeli militarily said it's found a hamas tunnel shaft in the al shifa hospital compound. and now releasing video to show what they've uncovered. the video was filmed by the israeli defense forces over the weekend. it begins outside where the camera is lowered into the tunnel. we're viewing a set of spiral stairs, later, the tunnel walls reinforced with concrete. israel said hamas has used al shifa to cover up a terror structure underground. the idf has released videos and stills that it claims are hostages into al shifa hospital on october 7th, the day of the attacks. cnn cannot confirm the identities of the individuals in the video or their affiliations. and can'

there he picked up the endorsement of greg abbott. mr.it takes to secure the border. >> we're going to take over that border and we're going to make it -- we had the most secure border in our history. now we have the most unsecure border in the history, i believe the world. >> then there's california governor gavin newsome launching this ad going after ron desantis. the ad suggests florida's tough abortion law is not freedom. it is desantis' florida ahead of the desantis versus newsome debate on november 30th. edward? >> thanks, mike. yeah, we'll have to see what happens. the governor -- both governors have their eye on that. we'll have to see. that's a debate for later. thanks, mike. the iowa caucus is eight weeks out. former president trump still way out in front of the gop field. let's get the read from washington examiner's tianna. what do the runner-ups have to do to break through? this lead is enpenetrable. >> right. the crucial ball game here is the fact that while trump has a majority of the gop favored nationally, in the early st

the governors of texas and oklahoma respectively, greg abbott and kevin stitt. thanks. we're following this latest heightened activity, flares, explosions in the like going on now for the better part of 35, 40 minutes. keeping an eye on that and the protests that continue not only in that neck of the woods but all over the world, a lot of hatred out there, a woman that know as thing or two about it and how you respond to it after this. s damage, trust safelite. my customer really relies on his car's advanced safety system. [alarm] >> instructor: veer right. [ringing] >> instructor: and slow down. >> tech: so when he got a cracked windshield, he turned to safelite. we're the experts at replacing glass and recalibrating your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly to get you back on the road safely. >> instructor: and that means a lot! >> tech: schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> neil: these protests around the world a lot of hateful comments coming out of people. but it's really brought out

trump appeared at events in texas, and secured the endorsement of greg abbott. he is escalating his anti-immigrant rhetoric. kristen holmes was there in texas and has this report. >> reporter: part of this was an endorsement by greg abbott. it comes at a time when donald trump is inching towards the gop nomination. and we're learning about what a trump 2025 agenda would look like. and as a particular focus on immigration. we're told by sources he wants to expand his hard-line immigration policies of his first term, including with mass deportation. they have a plan to round up migrants and put them in detention camps. it requires tapping local law enforcement. donald trump, as we said, is inching towards the gop nomination. we're starting to see what it would look like in a head-to-head. and there's talk about whether this immigration rhetoric would withstand a re-election. we heard biden's saying that is inhumane. that is not something we'll see until further down the road. kristen holmes, cnn, mcallen, texas. >>> one of trump's rivals for the presidential nomin

and secured endorsement of the state's republican governor greg abbott. he is escalating his anti-immigrant rhetoric. kristen holmes was there in texas and has this report. >> reporter: part of this was an endorsement by greg abbott. it comes at a time when donald trump is inches towarding the gop nomination. and we're learning about what a trump 2025 agenda would look like. and as a particular focus on immigration. we're told by sources he wants to expand his hard-line immigration policies of his first term, including with mass deportation. they have a plan to round up migrants and put them in detention camps. it requires tapping local law enforcement. donald trump, as we said, is inching towards the gop nomination. we're starting to see what it would look like in a head-to-head. and there's talk about whether this immigration rhetoric would withstand a re-election. we heard biden's saying that is inhumane. that is not something we'll see until further down the road. kristen holmes, cnn, mcallenen, texas. >> we'e'll be righght back. >>> israeli military

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abbott said that the flow cannot be stopped. and in fact, abbott plans to send 20,000 more migrants to chicago, where he plans to send 25,000 migrants to new york and denver. and again, the situation here can be particularly dangerous because the weather gets so cold here, and what are the city officials doing, and they say they are working as rapidly as they can to get the migrants off of the streets, because as you can see, they have little to protect themselves from the frigid temperatures. the plan is to set up a base camp in brighton neighborhood. that is coming with a controversy because the neighbors are adamantly against it. very vocal protests against that base camp and you could see hundreds if not thousands of migrants housed there, and questions if that site is safe here. two older people that i spoke with this week who gave us a broad range of the viewpoints of how this is going on and how the city officials are handling this. >> i mean, my biggest fear thinking about this is that the wintertime is the most immediat

ask yourself why greg abbott, ted cruz, and donald trump have done nothing, nothing to create any changebbott has done nothing, which is why, before we let you go sir, i want to take you to what the washington post published this week. which of course, are very, very graphic images from an ar-15 mass shooting. including in uvalde, in washington post, they did explain they did this because they believe it was extremely important for the public to really understand the effects of these weapons. were you able to see these images? >> paola i saw those images, but i've seen all of the images. i've signed a nondisclosure agreement. i've seen images inside those body bags. i've seen those children. we are lost in these united states on guns. we need missile weapons banned once and for all. i've seen everything that dawn did to those children. and the images that i have seen, i can't get him out of my mind. -- >> sir, i only ask you that because i know how traumatic those images are. that's why don't think everyone is ready to see those images. and so i wonder if you think those images can have

greg abbott firmÓ una ley que permitirÁ fuertes condenas a quien albergue o traslade un indocumentadograve que conlleva una pena mÍnima de 10 aÑos de prisiÓn. >> en texas, en california o vienen de houston y siempre son malas noticias. >> el gobernador convirtiÓ en ley el proyecto que fue aprobado en la tercera sesiÓn de la legislatura estatal, la medida forma parte de un paquete de proyectos. >> van a dificultar la vida de los inmigrantes o la comunidad en general. lo dejaron a la interpretaciÓn de cualquier persona. >> han argumentado que es necesaria una mayor vigilancia fronteriza tras un nÚmero rÉcord de detenciones de inmigrantes bajo la administraciÓn biden. aumentarÁ la pena para quienes operen casa de seguridad, puede ser una felonÍa con cinco aÑos de prisiÓn. >> tenemos que vigilar como van a implementar estas leyes. >> activistas dicen que las medidas pueden violar los derechos y la dignidad de las personas. >> no sabemos a quien van a detener. >> las autoridades afirman que sÓlo acusaran a las personas que no cumplan con las disposiciones del estatuto. >> no lo vamos a par

now, texas governor greg abbott has maintained that all he is doing is dealing with the crisis at the border because the federal government is not doing its job. this bill has many critics, including 30 former immigration judges. these judges issued a statement saying that this bill is unconstitutional because the power to issue immigration policy and law rests with the federal government. and these judges, these former judges, point to a portion of the bill that says that state judges will have the power to issue removal orders. that is a really fancy way of saying deportation. these judges have and will have the power to deport individuals from the state of texas. one other big concern is that this could lead to racial profiling of latinos in this state. now, one of the things that this bill specifically states is that this applies to law enforcement in the state including local law enforcement. and that is one of the big concerns. i want to take you inside the statehouse with some of the debate. take a listen. >> let's say mary and i are walking together near the border, will they

and trump obtained the endorsement of greg abbott. alayna treene joins us.ng and how is it different from before? >> well, look, kasie, this trip to the border with donald trump was actually a small gathering. plans for it came together at the 11th hour. it wasn't a typical rally, he was meeting with law enforcement and obviously received the endorsement from texas governor greg abbott as you mentioned. it was a very curated crowd. the remarks comes at a time what's more interesting the content of these remarks, comes as we're learning what donald trump's 2025 plans could look like if he were to be re-elected. and part of those plans are to go much farther than they did in the first administration when it comes to abortion. sources tell me they're talking about rounding up undocumented migrants, mass deportation, holding migrants in deportation camps they would have to build and keeping them in those detention camps in they can be deported. some these plans also include, we know the campaign team is already talking about what they would do if they were to ha

so to have somebody like greg abbott, this is somebody who knows this issue and he is choosing donald trump. we've seen governor desantis has tried to make it an issue key for him even as governor when he's been flying migrants to places like martha's vineyard. so for trump to double down on this, now he's got the backing of a governor who is dealing with it every day, cementing him as the guy on immigration. >> and so listen to how both governor desantis and nikki haley responded overnight to trump because they are still pretty measured in the way that they are willing to go after him. >> the presidency is not a job for somebody that is pushing 80 years old. i just think that that is something that has been shown with joe biden. father time is undefeated. donald trump is not exempt from any of that. >> not so much about donald trump and, yes, his personality is not my personality and yes he says things he shouldn't say. we look so distracted right now. and when america is distracted, the world is less safe. >> strategically do you think that is as far as they will go against trump or

. >> that was republican governor greg abbott of texas endorsing donald trump today at an event with the former president near the southern border. during the visit, trump said a potential second term in the white house would, quote, make the governor's job a lot easier. cnn's kristen holmes is live in texas with the details. what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, paula, this is coming at a time, this trip to this border town in texas that we're learning more about what donald trump 2025 agenda would look like if he were re-elected and a big part is immigration. sources say they want to expand on his hard-line immigration policies from his first term, and what that looks like is mass deportations, rounding up of illegal migrants all across the country, putting them into detention camps that would have to be built to hold them until they are deported. this would require the administration to tap federal and local law enforcement officials to essentially undertake this enormous endeavor and we are hearing from sources that trump's team is already looking for ways to work around if co

greg abbott through his support behind a candidate for 2024, who is he endorsing. >> donald trump, theyther over the weekend near the southern border serving thanksgiving meals to the texas national guard. >> i am here today to officially proclaim my endorsement for donald j trump to be president of the united states of america again. >> it is a tremendous honor to get the endorsement because he really stepped up to the plate and is doing the job of what the federal government is supposed to be doing as the governor. i'm going to make your job much easier and giving the job to you it is the job of security to our country and stopping innovation because it's an invasion. >> trump has promised to reinstate remaining mexico, the travel bands and mass deportation if reelected. obviously the border is a top issue for voters. ashley: yes it is, no doubt about that, thank you. a quick look at the features next slightly higher, guess what the opening bell is coming up next, don't go away. ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go d

former president trump keeps racking up big time endorsements the latest from texas governor greg abbottflorida senator rick scott earlier this month. desantis and haley are also scoring endorsements, too. what do these endorsements do for the race in 2024? here to react our voter panel, patrick mcmanus chairman of the conservative party in bronx retired police officer and firefighter along with bernadette wright a georgia voter. bernadette, let's start with you. i know desantis gets along with governor abbott knot apparently not as well as president trump. is it a big deal. >> good morning. for me it's not. i feel like these endorsements can get pretty complicated. iclimate we are in you have to figure out what's the motive person doing it. what do they stand to gain or lose if they don't support that particular candidate. i really feel like we have to ask what impact is it having on the voters for me it's not. can a wave of endorsements make you change your mind doubt the person you were going to vote for and make you take a second look. in this environment, i suggest that we all do a

abbott. >> el operativo sigue, se han invertido se han puesto miles de millones de dÓlares para queaciÓn del presidente biden. >> la semana pasada el gobernador te dice que la operaciÓn sigue llenando los vacÍos dejados por la negativa del presidente para ezquerro aro la frontera. >> desde que iniciÓ la operaciÓn estrella solitaria se han arrestado a mÁs de medio millÓn de personas entre la frontera de mÉxico y el estado de texas, francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >> y en el cuarto dÍa de la tregua pactada entre israel y ha mÁs hubo abrazos de lÁgrimas, en un intercambio de presos palestinos y Época entrada de ayuda mumo ni tiara a la franja de gaza, pacto de paz que se ha acordado extender por dos dÍas mÁs. >> atrÁs quedan la pesadilla de 52 dÍas de esta situaciÓn, tres franceses, dos alemanes yÉis argentinos, esta familia y sus dos hijas de 18 y 11 aÑos, el hermano de ca rip compartiÓ a noticias telemundo su primera impresiÓn al verla a ellas y a sus sobrinas en el video. >> los que nos vimos en el video que pasaron, es se la ve flaca pero caminando fuerte como ella sabe camin

abbott promulgÓ la ley que es considerada como la mÁs antiinmigrante, la mÁs dura de todo el paÍs, hablamosde otro paÍs con una pena de hasta un aÑo en prisiÓn, tambiÉn autoriza la policÍa estatal y local a arrestar a inmigrantes que estÉn en texas sin documentos legales, y como trÁfico humano transportar a un indocumentado en un auto, tambiÉn autoriza los jueces la expulsiÓn de indocumentados directamente a mÉxico, y si un indocumentado no cumple con las Órdenes del juez, se va a considerar con un delito grave, con penas de hasta 20 aÑos en prisiÓn, >> en esto estoy de acuerdo, entonces, en california, en houston, con otra gente, siempre son malas noticias. carolina: esta ley llamada sb4 entra el prÓximo enero de 2024, y se esperan demanda para evitar que sea implementada. captado en vÍdeo que de momento hay una pequeÑa avioneta se estrella afuera de un centro comercial en texas, causando la muerte al piloto. las autoridades dijeron que la aeronave no aterrizÓ ni colisionÓ con nada, el accidente ocurriÓ al norte del aeropuerto en dallas. a esta hora sigue en investigaciÓn. hoy, seguro lo s

abbott. >> el operativo sigue, se han invertido se han puesto miles de millones de dÓlares para que administraciÓn del presidente biden. >> la semana pasada el gobernador te dice que la operaciÓn sigue llenando los vacÍos dejados por la negativa del presidente para ezquerro aro la frontera. >> desde que iniciÓ la operaciÓn estrella solitaria se han arrestado a mÁs de medio millÓn de personas entre la frontera de mÉxico y el estado de texas, francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >> y en el cuarto dÍa de la tregua pactada entre israel y ha mÁs hubo abrazos de lÁgrimas, en un intercambio de presos palestinos y Época entrada de ayuda mumo ni tiara a la franja de gaza, pacto de paz que se ha acordado extender por dos dÍas mÁs. >> atrÁs quedan la pesadilla de 52 dÍas de esta situaciÓn, tres franceses, dos alemanes yÉis argentinos, esta familia y sus dos hijas de 18 y 11 aÑos, el hermano de ca rip compartiÓ a noticias telemundo su primera impresiÓn al verla a ellas y a sus sobrinas en el video. >> los que nos vimos en el video que pasaron, es se la ve flaca pero caminando fuerte como ella

the wire was put there by the state of texas, run by republican governor greg abbott, and it's against the wishes of us border patrol, run by the democratic party president, joe biden. this border has become highly politicised. this stretch of riverbank at eagle pass is owned by hugo and magali urbina. they farm pecans, or would do, their crop is a tenth of what it should be. their trees have been choked with the dust from the constant border patrol vehicles. what do you think about the wire that's been put on your land and the fences? well, actually, this is the... the us border... the us border patrol did not put this up, the state of texas put this up. and the state of texas actually did a taking of our property, which is unconstitutional, it's against the law and it's against our wishes. they were travelling from south america, from venezuela, and they crossed the darien gap. they walked through several states through mexico. this is not going to stop them. they're coming across. do you feel like you're in the middle of a political football here? 0h, completely. we've seen quite a

abbott, quien oficialmente dio que apoya al exmandatario para la presidencia. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ >> graciasina: argentina eligiÓ a su prÓximo presidente, lo hicieron de manera contundente por el ultra derechista javier milei, obtuvo 10 millones en devoto por encima del oficialista. sÓlo acuerdos menores se oponen al acuerdo para liberar a rehenes en gaza, si lo da a conocer el qatar, uno de los paÍses que participan en las negociaciones, una de las exigencias para este acuerdo es un cese al fuego de forma temporal que permita la entrada de mÁs ayuda humanitaria a la franja de gaza. se propone dejar en libertad a todos los niÑos y mujeres que en este momento han sido secuestrados desde el pasado 7 de octubre. mÁs acerca de caza, repÚblica dominicana tambiÉn amanece de luto despuÉs de las catastrÓficas inundaciones que dejan mÁs de una veintena de muertos tras el paso de una tormenta por el paÍs caribeÑo. el gobierno dice que los daÑos son extensos y cuantiosos, y mantienen alerta roja decenas de provincias. los conectamos en vivo con nuestra colega indira navarro, quien nos tiene mÁs detalle

bueno, este domingo el expresidente donald trump recibiÓ el respaldo del gobernador de texas greg abbottque segÚn Él harÁ que el trabajo del gobernador sea mucho mÁs fÁcil, abbott le dedicÓ incluso unas palabras. >> (hablan en inglÉs). (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> a esas palabras, desde hace dÍas trump ha estado presentando varias propuestas de inmigraciÓn, que provocaron ya alarma en activistas de derechos civiles, entre ellas restringir las solicitudes de asilo, continuar con la construcciÓn del muro y eliminar la ciudadanÍa americana a los hijos de personas que no tengan documentos. el debate entre los gobernadores de florida y california serÁ el 30 de noviembre el moderador del encuentro entre gavin newson y ron desantis serÁ shannon, fox news dijo que no se ha determinado quÉ ciudad de georgia acogerÁ el debate de 90 minutos, ambos acordaron enfrentarse luego que ron desantis que aspira a la nominaciÓn republicana, seÑala california como un ejemplo de polÍtica fracasada. esta tarde falleciÓ la primera dama rosalynn carter a los 96 aÑos, su esposo dijo que ella le dio sabios consejos

/mexico border yesterday, with governor greg abbott. nomination also visited the texas national guard. he has pledged to crack down on immigration if elected next year. >>> and the kansas city star reports a school forced an 8-year-old native american boy to cut his hair. the aclu is now calling on the girard school district to end the policy that bars long hair for boys, saying it violates the state and federal laws. a board of education is set to review the policy next month. >>> well, still to come, no gobbling these turkeys. we will meet the thanksgiing birds that will be pardoned by the president today. (vo) wish you knew what your cat was feeling? the tidy cats innovation lab does! introducing our latest litterventions. tidy care alert, for health monitoring. and tidy care comfort, for cat-preferred paw-feel. tidy care, new from tidy cats! ♪ christmas jingles ♪ [gasp] [laughter of joy] ♪♪ [mmmmmmm] repeat the sounding joy. ♪♪ [laughter of joy] kinder joy. ♪♪ open a world of surprise. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsu

. >> john: as migrants cross into our southern border at alarming rates, texas governor greg abbott andpresident trump spent time at a border community. more than 240,000 migrant encounters in the month of october alone. casey stegall joins us live with more. what did the former president have to say about all of this? >> john, donald trump called for resuming construction of the border wall and reinstating many of the policies he created while in office, like bringing back title 42, a public health program that prevented migrants from entering the country to await asylum claims, and trump picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott for president. and the two handed out meals to national guard troops and law enforcement officials at the border and will spend their thanksgiving working. visit on the heels of cbp with new data, nearly 241,000 total migrant encounters, 164,000 for 2022, and almost 72,000 in october 2021. >> take over that border and we are going to make it -- we had the most secure border in the history, and now we have the most unsecure border in the history.

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he was joined this time by texas governor greg abbott who was despite his longtime relationship withmp onstage a few moments ago behind me. that you served meals to the military and then came on stage, using this as an opportunity to capitalize on biden's unpopular handling of the border, and also saying in trump's words, what he plans to do, the largest deportation operation in american history. now, the border is trump's bread and butter, right? we know this. heat in 2016, he made it an issue, bringing it to the top of the parties platform. but promises made are not always promises that are kept. trump said in 2016 he will build 1000 mile border wall. the closer number is actually more 450 mile border wall that he actually built. that was actually just reinforcement. only 47 miles of new wall was actually added. trump was also very famously saying, mexico would pay for the wall. we know that u.s. taxpayers are the ones that actually bear the brunt of that cost. despite all of that, i have spoken with trump supporters here in edinburgh, texas, this border community. and they say the

abbott. both men were serving meals to members of the national guard and state troopers and accusing president biden of failing to secure the border. trump has already laid out a series of hard line immigration plans if reelected, including rounding up migrants and holding them in detention camps. >> argentina now has its own version of donald trump as its new president. far right former tv personality javier melaye defeated a center left government official by 12 percentage points on sunday. malay called el loco or the mad man received congratulations from donald trump himself, who posted you will turn your country around and truly make argentina great again. >> here in the us, a rare confirmed tornado in arizona. it happened in the community of star valley about 95 miles from phenix winds 100mph, badly damaging at least ten homes. fortunately no one was hurt. this week's thanksgiving travel, though, has more people than usual paying attention to the weather. accuweather's kevin corcoran has

yesterday, trump was endorsed by texas governor greg abbott, a far right outsider, compared to former president donald trump has been elected to president of argentina. >> javier malay is a populist who lacks government experience and displayed erratic behavior and foul language. early results show him shows him with a double digit lead in a country gripped by inflation and poverty. >> we turn now to elon musk, fighting back today as more advertisers flee his social media platform over concerns about anti-semitism. elon musk is threatening what he describes as a thermonuclear lawsuit, as the list of companies suspending ads on his social media platform grows longer. >> so this is a kind of disaster for elon, apple, ibm, lionsgate, paramount and abc parent company disney have pulled their ads from formerly twitter. >> the departures started thursday when musk agreed with a post echoing an anti-semitic conspiracy theory that falsely claims jews are organizing immigrants to replace the white race. >> a lot of these brands took a look at this tweet and saw it as a step too far that same d

abbott, nueva. >> pasa cada año.an por su inminente desalojo. >> entérese qué es lo que están pidiendo y qué dice la ciudad al respecto. >> 17:00 de la tarde con 44 minutos. mucho cuidado en las autopistas. sigue ese gran flujo de vehículos. hay buenas condiciones meteorológicas. que queremos decirle que abrió sus puertas antes de lo previsto y se espera que este fin de semana. pues ya está muy ocupado por las festividades del día de acción de gracias. es que este año muchos lugares en tajo retrasaron sus aperturas debido a las temperaturas cálidas. sin embargo, esta zona informó que sus redes sociales que recibieron hasta 4 pulgadas de nieve en las últimas 24 horas. así que planes ahí está. vayan a esquiar ahí ya con el frito y todo. >> la temporada ya inició oficialmente y se espera que cada vez que sigan llegando estos nuevos sistemas sigan su mando más nieve. así que qué bueno para california y para toda la gente que le gusta los deportes de invierno. >> las temperaturas van a estar fritas por allá. >> por supues

abbott, por eso piden pare antes que mÁs tragedias ocurran. >> el operativo sigue, se han invertido, que hacemos un llamado a la administraciÓn del presidente biden. >> la semana pasada el gobernador tejano dijo que la operaciÓn continÚa llenando los peligrosos vacÍos creados por la negativa de la administraciÓn biden a asegurar la frontera. >> es muy triste el riesgo que toma la gente para cruzar ilegalmente cuando hay mÉtodos para hacerlo de la manera legal. >> saludamos a francisco cuevas en la frontera, paco, viajaste a eagle pass donde se dieron estos rescates ¿cÓmo estÁn las cosas ahÍ? ¿sigue el flujo de migrantes?. >> bueno, julio, a pesar de estas dramÁticas imÁgenes y las serias advertencias de las autoridades migrantes continÚan tratando de cruzar este rÍo, este peligroso rÍo, hemos visto enormes grupos de inmigrantes esperando el momento preciso para lanzarse a esas peligrosas aguas, desde que iniciÓ la operaciÓn estrella solitaria, se han arrestado a mÁs de medio millÓn de personas a lo largo de la frontera entre mÉxico y el estado de texas, julio. >> gracias, francisco c

abbott, y el estado presentó una demanda para impedir que los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza cortaranemergencia, solo está en vigor hasta el 13 de noviembre. y por segundo día, miles de migrantes avanzaron por las carreteras de chiapas como parte de una de las caravanas más grandes que se han registrado hasta ahora en ese país. >> en este 2023. >> bueno, todos ellos lo que buscan es llegar a la frontera norte de méxico para cruzar hacia estados unidos, aunque saben que el camino no será sencillo. hija, si de pérez nos tiene más. con el ánimo impulsado por la esperanza y como estandarte la cruz que muestra su fe, los pasos de los migrantes se unieron en un solo ritmo para continuar por segundo día con su caminata hacia estados unidos. >> tilden familias completas y hombres y mujeres que frente a la adversidad se han convertido en parientes. ni siquiera aguardaron a que amaneciera. levantaron las pocas cosas que llevan arroparon a sus hijos en las carriolas y salieron a las carreteras de chiapas cansados. pero ahí vamos con nosotros. >> llegamos, llegamos. >> belén fue la delantera al c

abbott announced his support for trump in the 2024 race during a campaign event in south texas. and a new nbc news poll shows donald trump leading president biden 46% to 44% that's the first time our polling has shown the former president leading, but that two-point lead is well within the poll's margin of error >>> more churches are breaking away from the methodist denomination in 2019, the denomination upheld a ban on same-sex weddings and clergy, but some members have been critical about the rules not being enforced more than 700 affiliations have disaffiliated since 2019 and a new denomination called the global methodist church was launched by conservatives. >>> good news to start the week for california commuters eastbound and westbound lanes along i-10 are back open in downtown los angeles crews have worked around the clock to reopen the highway after a massive fire scorched the freeway a week and a half ago. however, on and off-ramps are still closed, and officials warn drivers to expect intermittent lane closures over the coming weeks. >>> the dominican republic is braci

texas governor greg abbott announced his support for trump in the 2024 race during a campaign event in south texas. and a new nbc news poll shows donald trump leading president biden 46% to 44% that's the first time our polling has shown former president trump leading, but the two-point lead is within within the poll's margin of error. >>> a heat wave turns deadly in brazil when a fan for the era's tour died. swift shared her condolences on social media and honored the fan during an acoustic set sunday night. ♪ good-bye, good-bye, good-bye ♪ ♪ you were more than just a short time ♪ >> swift postponed her saturday show to monday night due to the unsafe heat. temperatures reportedly felt like nearly 140 degrees and there was also concern over the star's health after this video showing her struggling to breathe on stage >>> thanksgiving travel plans might hit turbulence because storms are on the way across the country. michelle grossman is tracking how it could impact you. good morning. >> good morning. we're looking at snow on the cold side of this system, also heavy rain, locally heavy

. >> el ex mandatario fue recibido por el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, quien hace unos días republicanosere migrantes. >> aquí. entonces, si él gana, nosotros vamos pa fuera. no me siento bien. >> previo a la visita del expresidente trump a la frontera sur, el presidente del partido demócrata de texas, gilberto hinojosa, se pronunció ante dicha visita y manifestó su desacuerdo al plan antimigratorio, que propone trump en su campaña de reelección. parte del comunicado dice lo siguiente un segundo mandato presidencial de donald trump sería devastador para las familias trabajadoras de texas, para nuestras comunidades afroamericanas y latinas y para las mismas instituciones que defienden nuestra democracia. parte del comunicado que emitió hinojosa. pasamos a información en república dominicana. >> las autoridades contabilizan al menos 14 muertos y cerca de 8000 desplazados. además de destrucción de viviendas e infraestructura como saldo de la lluvias este fin de semana. esto se debe a una perturbación tropical que afectó también el suministro de electricidad y de agua. el presidente del país

. >> reporter: and tonight texas governor greg abbott sharing that until president biden secures the southern border, texas will keep busing migrants to sanctuary cities. lester. >> okay, morgan, thank you. >>> also tonight the massive explosion caught on camera at an auto repair shop in ohio. the blast igniting a large fire and shaking buildings as far as six blocks away. at least three people were killed. the fourth was injured. the cause is under investigation. >>> the house of representatives is aiming for a friday vote to determine the fate of new york congressman george santos. ryan nobles is on capitol hill. ryan, is the house speaker signaling to his members how to handle this vote? >> reporter: yes, he is, lester. the house speaker mike johnson said today that he wants his members to vote their conscience when it santos, and while there is a growing group of both republicans and democrats publicly stating that they plan to vote to expel santos, his removal is not a guarantee. it requires a two-thirds majority, which would mean 290 votes, and today there were several republic

. >> reporter: and tonight texas governor greg abbott sharing that until president biden secures the southern border, texas will keep busing migrants to sanctuary cities lester. >> okay, morgan, thank you. >>> also tonight, the massive explosion caught on camera at an auto repair shop in ohio the blast igniting a large fire and shaking buildings as far as six blocks away. at least three people were killed. the fourth was injured. the cause is under investigation. >>> in plains, georgia, a final farewell to former first lady rosalynn carter the family motorcade passing through the small town the carters called home. friends and family including former president jimmy carter gathered at the baptist church where they taught school for decades. mrs. carter was remembered today for her selflessness. >>> in 60 second, why a major union battle may be coming to tesla and the good news about oil and gas prices how low they might go during the holidays. oming? because the only thing dripping should be your style. plop plop fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. also try for fizzy

. >> lawrence: important not just because this is a border state, it's greg abbott. he is close with desantis. he made the calculation trump is going to win anyone. >> ainsley: trump endorsed him in 2021. >> brian: the president is getting pushed to talk about the first act, talk about what you did with alice marie johnson and he is wary about it. he doesn't want to be associated with hellacious bail thing happening. >> lawrence: it is an issue ron desantis has attacked donald trump on. some folks got out of prison and reoffended. tim scott disagreed with it. >> ainsley: you should talk about the issue, abortion, they will have to find a way to deal with it. you can be for the first steps act and no one went to prison, she did. wonderful person, served decades and -- >> lawrence: they paid their debt. >> ainsley: he says i'm not for no cash bail. >> steve: today is joe biden's birthday, he's 81 and this was not the present he wanted where donald trump is beating him in the poll. >> ainsley: tributes powering in for r rosalynn carter. she passed yesterday joined by fa

this week texas governor greg abbott is expected to sign a bill that would make illegal border crossings a crime. it would also give them the right to export migrants. what impact do you think this will have on that state where latinos make up 40% of the population? zblierchltsds. >> well, first of all, abby, i think there's a real problem at the boarder and action needs to be taken, but everything that happens at the border is going to be controversial no matter what, and there's a lot of latinos in texas that agree with these very strong laws, contrary to what most people think. however, the danger with this law that you just mentioned is very simple. it's allowing law enforcement at the local and state level to arrest people that they suspect -- keyword, suspect -- to be migrants that have crossed the border illegally, and that's where the danger comes, because suspecting is very objective and can lead to, as you said, racial profiling of people that live in texas, people that are going about their own business and get in trouble while it gets sorted out just because they have brown s

president trump will be meeting to greg abbott.men and women on the front lines of the border crisis. talking with one of them right now. georgia congresswoman marjory taylor greene and lieutenant christopher oliveras. congresswoman greene is the author of the new book which takes a look at the inner workings of congress. that work is available everywhere this tuesday. thank you both for being here. i want to begin with you christopher oliveras. thank you to your service for our country. can you assess the southern border today? >> we have been talking for the last three years. we know for a fact that the border continues to get much worse. especially in terms of not just mass illegal immigration bug cutaways, known cutaways. what is stunning and shocking is that they do not know if the threat is here. i can tell you for a fact that the threat is here. we know for a fact that they are been individuals that have ties to terrorism, apprehended out the border, over 170, that is more than combined the past six years. now for the first

a bill that texas governor greg abbott, a republican, is expected to sipe would give law enforcementtexas the power to arrest and order migrants to leave the united states. a related bill devotes more than $1 billion to build a border law which according to state lawmakers would largely be paid for by the taxpayers of texas there. cnn's rosa flores is in houston. there are questions about the constitutionality of this ledgetation. is is it constitutional? >> 30 judges, 30 former immigration judges issued a statement saying that this bill is unconstitutional because immigration is a federal power, and these former judges point to a specific portion of this bill that gives the power to state judges to issue orders to remove individuals from the state of texas. that's a really fancy way of saying giving them the power of deportation, to deport individuals. now there's a real concern that this bill will lead to the racial profiling of latinos in the state of texas. latinos make up 40% of the population of this state, and there's a real concern because this bill gives all law enforcement,