, referred to as the houston riots .he clashes were fueled by months of racial provocations against the men known as the buffalo soldiers, who were unaccustomed to the racism in the south. >> they were subject to jim crow laws. they were subject to police harassment. >> at least 19 people were killed and later 110 of the soldiers were convicted for the violence. some were executed in a secret hanging. >> now, keep in mind, this was the largest court martial in us army history. for more than 100 years. >> there, families and descendants petitioned the army for clemency. and yesterday it finally came at the buffalo soldiers museum in houston, where the army announced it's now overturned. all their convictions. >> it's the day, as i mentioned earlier, that i thought would happen. i just didn't think it would happen in my lifetime. >> jason holt is the great nephew of private thomas coleman hawkins. he spent years trying to clear his great uncle's name. now private hawkins and the 109 other soldiers have received an honorabl

being that guy who you can look to as an example. >> reporter: hayden, a houston area native, survived a near fatal heart injury in his senior year at u of h before going on to become a first round draft pick by the raiders in 2013. he played nine seasons with the nfl in oakland, detroit, jacksonville, and washington >> our thanks to priscilla thompson for that report >>> federal authorities are now investigating the role new york city's mayor played in a project for a foreign government according to multiple sources familiar with the matter, officials are probing whether eric adams pressured city officials to sign off on the use of the turkish government's new consulate building in midtown manhattan prior to his election in 2021. city officials reportedly had concerns over a number of safety flaws in the building. it comes after federal agents seized electronic devices used by the mayor last week on sunday, adams said he had not been accused of wrongdoing, and will continue to cooperate with investigators. >>> looks like we got a soggy start to the week for the gulf coast. nbc meteoro

in this case, a wyndham in houston.converted a holiday inn in some instances, it will be stand alone acreage as in manatee county, florida. the county has gifted us nine acres. we'll build a veterans village there with comfort homes and apartments. but the key to solving our problem is making sure we have dignified and comfortable housing and onsite wrap around services where our veterans can literal walk out their door and get the kinds of services they need. in addition, we find areas where there's need, of course, but also close to a va clinic or hospital. we have to make sure they're not spending hours in transportation to get the services they need. >> and last thing before we go is the biden administration ano announced $3 billion in funding to reduce veteran homelessness. how does it help? >> through va and hud, we're provided vouchers and no more than 30% of a veteran's income will be used for housing. the fact that the biden administration is making these funds available for our veterans in order to have vouche

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her husband jordan is with family and friends in houston. desperately searching for her >> my biggest fear is honestly safety. we have a 2-year-old and 5-year-old and she is the best mom in the world, their world will not be the same without her. >> reporter: her family says she had been experiencing a mental health crisis over the last few months. she spent seven weeks at a well known clinic in houston getting treatment. she was scheduled to return to the bay area for the holidays and planned to continue treatment in california. her family believes she left the airport in a taxi and only $160 and a debt card. the police said she intentionally left her phone behind. she is also at high risk due to her suicidal ideations.. >> there were a couple apparent sightings but nothing turned up yet. >> reporter: jordan said with therapy and medication she was making remarkable progress. i spoke to a neighbor who did not want to show his face on camera. >> i think being a parent you always see other parents who might be getting burned out from your kid

the houston mayor russ rice is hedging for a runoff next month. candidate and u.s.la jackson lee joins me next to discuss her strategy. join me after the break. join me after the break. never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about two years ago, i realized she was overweight. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the farmer's dog to her diet. it's just so fresh that she literally gets bubbles in her mouth. now she's a lot more active, she's able to join us on our adventures. and we're all able to do things as a family. ♪ get started at betterforthem.com right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. >> welcome back to politicsnation. this week, texas congresswoman sheila jackson lee and state senator john whitmire bait out a crowded primary field to qualify for a runoff election to be mayor of houston. the country's fourth largest city. joining me now is representative sheila jackson lee. thank you

priscilla thompson is in houston with more. >> grief on the gridiron. >> homecoming in houston, but it's a bit of a subdued atmosphere. >> university of houston fan pausing the home coming game for a moment of silence in honor of three football players killed in a car crash hours before kickoff. >> a sad day to be a coug, whether you knew them or didn't know them, they're cougs. they're family. they were riding in this suv saturday morning when another driver slammed into them. >> the other vehicle ran a red light and appears to be going very fast, high velocity. >> six people were killed and u of h confirming d.j. hayden, zachary mcmillin and oragwu and former members and coaches remembering the trio as amazing young men with infectious smiles and laughter that lit up every moment. >> what will you remember the most about them? showing the absolute, genuine love. >> zach would know everybody name in the building down to the janitor and nothing, but love. >> cameron oliver knew all three. d.j. was very -- he was loved by everybody. being that guy who you can look to as an example. >> hay

. >> nunca he viajado durante este periodo de thanksgiving, por lo general lo pasen familia en houstoneropuerto internacional de los Ángeles esperan aproximadamente 228.000 viajeros, pero una tormenta invernal masiva que trae nieve y fuertes lluvias podrÍa interrumpir los viajes en el Área de chicago la nieve redujo la visibilidad del aeropuertos internacionales, lo que podrÍa provocar retrasos en los vuelos en otras partes de estados unidos. en la cartera la triple advierte que el trÁfico podrÍa ser infernal al terminar el fin de semana hasta el lunes, y es que desde washington hasta nueva york una tormenta invernal podrÍa causar estragos el domingo. >> para la avenida habÍa mucho trÁfico, demasiado trÁfico, mÁs de una hora. reportera: lili rodrÍguez y su familia llegaron desde texas para pasar su dÍa de acciÓn de gracias en los Ángeles y se asegurÓ de llegar con mucho tiempo al aeropuerto. >> tuvimos que venir 3 horas antes para poder estar a tiempo porque era mucho trÁfico. fÉlix: cada vez son mÁs frecuentes los accidentes de motonetas o motocicletas en las calles de nueva york, en

> este video muestra la intensidad del intercambio de balas entre varios oficiales de la policÍa de houstonadas al final de la persecuciÓn por john calificado como un hÉroe por salvar la vida a un oficial herido. john dice que no pensÓ dos veces el poner su propia vida en peligro para salvar al oficial herido. que con mano arrastrÓ tomÁndolo del cha look antibalas en medio del caos, y la cercanÍa de la balacera hasta alejarlo de los disparos. en todo momento, se escucha a la persona darle palabras de aliento. john que habÍa tenido problemas con la ley anteriormente dice que por fortuna estaba en el lugar y la hora correcta. >>> esta persona al ver al oficial que fue herido tomÓ la decisiÓn de decisiÓn a sacar al oficial del peligro. >>> el oficial herido fue identificado como gib son del departamento de policÍa de houston y que se encuentra recuperÁndose en condiciÓn estable el sospechoso cuya identidad no ha sido revelo arda tenÍa 19 aÑos, y autoridades continÚan con la investigaciÓn mientras que este hombre trata de recuperarse de incidente que Él mismo captÓ en video y dice que los famil

. >>> the deadly shootout on a major highway in houston. gunfire erupting after police chase down a carjacking suspect. the heart pounding moments caught on camera. a good samaritan dragging an injured officer to safety. >>> and america strong on this veterans day weekend. the group helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the nation's heroes. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm rachel scott in for linsey davis. new details just coming in on two breaking stories including a devastating helicopter crash that killed five special operations soldiers overseas. we begin tonight with the u.s. unleashing a third round of retaliatory air strikes. they were carried out against iran backed forces in syria. tensions escalating as the war between israel and hamas intensifies. hospitals in gaza hitting a breaking point. this video capturing the moment one of the main hospitals in the area comes under fire.

of houston football players.priscilla thompson outside the football state and at university of houston. that overnight story, priscilla, what more are you learning about the crash and how is the community grappling with this loss? >> yeah, yasmin, incredibly sad and a somber mood hunger for the homecoming game here at the university of last night as fans pause for a moment of silence to remember those three former players. police say they were driving in an suv downtown early on saturday morning around two a.m. when another driver ran a red light -- into their vehicle. all six people died including a friend of the players, lauren robinson holiday, her mom confirming and these three former university of host inflators including jack mcmillan, ralph iraq you, and dj hayden, the -- head football coach spoke about all of this after the game last night. i want to play a bit of what he had to say about them. >> it's a sad day to be a coup. they are our brothers, the players, it's no different than looking at our curren

and not to say that houston is the center of the world, maybe the center of my world, but houston is a cstant state of disaster. i tell the story a lot when hurricane harvey hit i pulled up the city of houston's website to see what emergency programs they were standing up and i found that they had -- they had just stood up the one for hary but they had 3 other one that is were still open from hurricane ike which took place 9 years as well as 2015 floods and the 2016 floods. hay had four open emergencies at that time. what that tells me they are always in a state of emergency and especially for our vulnerable families they are constantly in a state of recovery. >> yeah. >> particularly because it takes them so much longer to recov in the first place. so anything that we can do to make them for resilient for life is going to be useful during a disaster as well. so as a planner, i want to say to -- to communities that they should be planningor disasters. they should include vulnerability assessments and their comprehensive plans, they should incde predisaster plans as part of theirompre

the magnitude the order of change that were seen here is stunning in these new cities like dallas, houston. with the new york and washington and chicago and a number of different ways. silicon valley and san francisco an old power center that is not going anywhere it still doing great but the rise of the rest of technology centers in houston and particularly in austin and phoenix and nashville is something else for instance in nashville your scene hubs being created by amazon, meta and oracle, music city's healthcare city a lot of healthcare companies there as well. >> the big winner is texas. >> absolutely dallas and houston lead the parade and those two cities are leading the nation of population growth respectively, one and two. if you take dallas the fourth biggest city in the country right now, 8 million people up from 1 million in 1950 all of these copies from california move there like schwab, mckesson, jacobs, you can fly 50 cities internationally, houston the fifth biggest city could 25 fortune 500 companies base their get the part, healthcare, the space going on. and of course sp

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the magnitude the order of change that were seen here is stunning in these new cities like dallas, houstonaching. with the new york and washington and chicago and a number of different ways. silicon valley and san francisco an old power center that is not going anywhere it still doing great but the rise of the rest of technology centers in houston and particularly in austin and phoenix and nashville is something else for instance in nashville your scene hubs being created by amazon, meta and oracle, music city's healthcare city a lot of healthcare companies there as well. >> the big winner is texas. >> absolutely dallas and houston lead the parade and those two cities are leading the nation of population growth respectively, one and two. if you take dallas the fourth biggest city in the country right now, 8 million people up from 1 million in 1950 all of these copies from california move there like schwab, mckesson, jacobs, you can fly 50 cities internationally, houston the fifth biggest city could 25 fortune 500 companies base their get the part, healthcare, the space going on. and of cou

the magnitude the order of change that were seen here is stunning in these new cities like dallas, houstonre reaching. with the new york and washington and chicago and a number of different ways. silicon valley and san francisco an old power center that is not going anywhere it still doing great but the rise of the rest of technology centers in houston and particularly in austin and phoenix and nashville is something else for instance in nashville your scene hubs being created by amazon, meta and oracle, music city's healthcare city a lot of healthcare companies there as well. >> the big winner is texas. >> absolutely dallas and houston lead the parade and those two cities are leading the nation of population growth respectively, one and two. if you take dallas the fourth biggest city in the country right now, 8 million people up from 1 million in 1950 all of these copies from california move there like schwab, mckesson, jacobs, you can fly 50 cities internationally, houston the fifth biggest city could 25 fortune 500 companies base their get the part, healthcare, the space going on. and o

pasamos a houston con el hallazgo del cuerpo de una joven hispana en la maleta era de su propio auto.o familiares de la vÍctimamientras la buscaban hasta que finalmente admitiÓ que la matÓ. nidia nos tiene mÁs. >> ella querÍa seguir estudiando y me la quitaron. >> la hija mayor y el corazÓn de la familia campos ya no estÁ, la vida le fue arrebatada por quien se cree que fue su pareja sentimental. >> ella habla de ariel de 19 aÑos que confesÓ que asesinÓ a sangre frÍa o a la joven porque decidiÓ terminar su relaciÓn y fingiÓ no saber del paradero de la joven todo el dÍa martes cuando fue vista por Única vez al dejar a sus hermanas menores en la escuela. >> lo Único que se que ya le dieron una fianza de 600 y no es justo que vaya a salir. >> los gritos de una madre tras enfrentarse a su peor pesadilla quedaron grabados y es que los padres rastrear su celular al no saber de ella por varias horas. la familia dice que las autoridades no los ayudaron y desde el principio se negaron a abrir el auto, incluso, se marcharon de la escena por lo que este padre tomÓ acciÓn con sus propias manos. >

pasamos a houston con el hallazgo del cuerpo de una joven hispanaen la cajuela de su propio auto. consolando familiares de la vÍctima entre la buscaban hasta que finalmenteadvirtiÓ que la matÓ a tiros. >>ella querÍa seguir estudiando y me la quitaron. >>idalia campos, la hija mayor y el corazÓn de la familia campos ya no estÁn como la vida le fue arrebatada por quien se cree fue su pareja sentimental. >>ella habla de ariel cruise de 19 aÑos que confesÓ que asesinÓ a sangre frÍa la joven porque ya decidiÓ terminar su relaciÓn, fingiÓ no saber del paradero de la joven todo el dÍa martes cuando fue vista por Última vez al dejar a sus hermanas menores en la escuela. >> lo Único que sÉ es que le hicieron una fianza de 600 y no es justo que vaya a salir. >> los gritos y una madre tras enfrentarse a su peor pesadilla quedaron grabados. los pasÉ de idalia bastaron su celular al no saber de ellas por varias horas. la familia dice que las autoridades no los ayudaron y tal principio se negaron a abrir el auto, incluso se marcharon de la escena por lo que este padre de familia tomÓ acciÓn por

the magnitude the order of change that were seen here is stunning in these new cities like dallas, houstonng. with the new york and washington and chicago and a number of different ways. silicon valley and san francisco an old power center that is not going anywhere it still doing great but the rise of the rest of technology centers in houston and particularly in austin and phoenix and nashville is something else for instance in nashville your scene hubs being created by amazon, meta and oracle, music city's healthcare city a lot of healthcare companies there as well. >> the big winner is texas. >> absolutely dallas and houston lead the parade and those two cities are leading the nation of population growth respectively, one and two. if you take dallas the fourth biggest city in the country right now, 8 million people up from 1 million in 1950 all of these copies from california move there like schwab, mckesson, jacobs, you can fly 50 cities internationally, houston the fifth biggest city could 25 fortune 500 companies base their get the part, healthcare, the space going on. and of course

they've also bought a 160-bed hotel here many houston -- in houston which is now the houston tunnel tovernment really has got a backlog of trying to help, and the folks at tunnel to towers are trying to step in where the government can't. they've got some pictures inside of what these homes look like for homeless vets that i've talked to several of them who, well, you know, they came from if a shelter that they just, you know, were in tough situation, just dangerous. this is safe, clean and just wonderful. and this, you know, this is, by the way, we come back live here maybe you see, the fellow that is known as the singing new york policeman, this is a great celebration for the community. if you rook a around, folks from houston, other veterans that have come out to support, companies that have contributed. these are not cheap undertakings, to provide homes for folks, but i can't think of any better thing the necessarily to do with it, with the money. i leave you with a picture of the folks coming together here in houston. their vision is a unto towers -- a tunnel to towers, to do this

, referred to as the houston riots.s were fueled by months of racial provocation against the men known as the buffalo soldiers, who were unaccustomed to the racist. in the south, they were subject to jim crow laws. >> they were subject to police harassment. at at least 19 people were killed and later 110 of the soldiers were convicted for the violence. >> some were executed in a secret hanging. >> now, keep in mind, this was the largest court martial in us army history for more than 100 years. >> their families and descendants petitioned the army for clemency. and yesterday it finally came at the buffalo soldiers museum in houston, where the army announced it's now overturn and all their convictions. >> it's the day, as i mentioned earlier, that i thought would happen. i just didn't think it would happen in my lifetime. >> jason holt is the great nephew of private thomas coleman hawkins. he spent years trying to clear his great uncle's name. now private hawkins and the 109 other soldiers have received an honorable disch

the magnitude the order of change that were seen here is stunning in these new cities like dallas, houston the new york and washington and chicago and a number of different ways. silicon valley and san francisco an old power center that is not going anywhere it still doing great but the rise of the rest of technology centers in houston and particularly in austin and phoenix and nashville is something else for instance in nashville your scene hubs being created by amazon, meta and oracle, music city's healthcare city a lot of healthcare companies there as well. >> the big winner is texas. >> absolutely dallas and houston lead the parade and those two cities are leading the nation of population growth respectively, one and two. if you take dallas the fourth biggest city in the country right now, 8 million people up from 1 million in 1950 all of these copies from california move there like schwab, mckesson, jacobs, you can fly 50 cities internationally, houston the fifth biggest city could 25 fortune 500 companies base their get the part, healthcare, the space going on. and of course speaking

out of houston texas, human rights activist mosanvi, and out of bristor. historian and investigativebottom line of the situation in gaza, um, it's about race, it's about that the design is think that they are better than everyone else, hi, good afternoon, the zionist inaakly the concept of zionis and the concept of them thinking that they they have to have separate home land is obviously in contradiction with the jewish belief of the jews being in exile and that they will only find their homeland after the return of the massiah there is this other concept of tikun ulam meaning repairing the... world and in it inately fine in judaism, but i think the zionist have very misinterpreted or have used this concept of reparation of the world and being the chosen ones, to really sell the idea of separate homeland of an israeli state, and i think the way they justify the atrocities that they commit throughout the world, especially on the palestinians and that may be palestinian muslims or even palestinian christians. is through this idea that the zionists are the chosen ones and it is their ow

it happens the great bloom is north of houston. we moved and so when we were going back to visit our relatives were still there. we would say, we're going up home, which was north of his. so it's it really is directional terms of saying where we're going and by the way, most people in, my group and my relatives understood perfectly that when i say home, they know that that's great. what? because that's the way we all to gracelyn but i love the i love the notion frankly because if i may i'll talk a little bit about what i was trying to capture with that notion of up home. so there's so much in the black community that we treasure during difficult moments. i about my mother's death. the hardest part of the book by far to write. and when i talk about her death i talk about her going up in a sense a home when when we talked about anything in our community there during those difficult days we used as a so the name of our church was not new hope it was greater new and so we load on all of these references a better time a brighter day a h

nbc's priscilla thompson is outside of the university of houston's football stadium.scilla, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. a somber mood hung over the homecoming gaming at houston stadium last night as fans paused to remember those three former players who were killed in that car accident saturday. this is what their suv looked like after police say another kaffir sped through a red light hitting them. in all, six people were killed including former u of h players. hayden was a college star in houston and went on to become the 12th overall nfl draft pick by the oakland raiders in 2013. he played four seasons with the team before going on to play with the lions and the jaguars over the course of his career. the raiders released a statement praising hayden's courage, perseverance and dedication to teammates. many who knew him are remembering love for teammates including those who died alongside him and long lasting ties to the city of houston. an investigation into the accident remains ongoing. another former u of h player was injured and is recovering

i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of houston texas, human rights activist, mosanvi, and out of bristo, historian and investigative journalist tony gosling, well thank you both uh for being with me, let me start this off in houston, um, most and what you say the bottom line of the situation in gaza, uh, about race, it's about the designs think that they are better than everyone else. good afternoon, design is still inakely, the concept of zinus and the concept of them thinking that they they have to have separate homeland is obviously in contradiction with the jewish belief of the jews being. exile and that they will only find their homeland after the return of the massiah, there is this other concept of tikun ulam, meaning repairing the world, and in it inately fine in judaism, but i think the zionist have very misinterpreted or have used this concept of reparation of the world and being the chosen ones, to really sell the idea of separate homeland of an israeli state, and i think the way they justify the atrocities that they commit throughout the world, especially on th

, waiting for her, yes, i was in houston, i was waiting in johnson, but since my role was a little mixeda, serebriakova, this is the crew doctor, yes, we already took anya out together, we put her in the car, then we were moving exactly to place of our rehabilitation according to what emotions were, do you remember when you saw her. oh, after her half-year-long flight, here she is back, a real cosmonaut, you know, i think that there’s probably, uh, such a range of emotions, uh, it’s like, you’re put together like a specialist, but at the same time, of course, you’re just you rejoice, like, i don’t know, like a child, when you don’t see your loved one for a very long time, you meet him, and don’t resign, so let her go for six months? station, no, other astronauts, cosmonauts, astronauts, cosmonauts, well , we have very warm friendly relations, most in fact, for everyone, so somehow, i don’t know, even the question, somehow like this, didn’t arise, but here, i don’t know, well, you know, there is work, and the team with whom we work, it ’s probably , more so, he’s really very warm, quite d

>> ashley is fueling up before the start of her shift at houston methodist hospital.an 8000 nurses in this hospital network. as busy as it is now, she says it is nothing like it was during the height of the pandemic. >> people were getting burned out. nurses were falling from covid after treating patients with covid. i saw staff being burdened, from the workload and the assignments were just insane with how many patients were coming in. william: did that change your mind about wanting to stay in the field? >> it did. william: caroline, a former nurse, was a hospital vp when the pandemic threw her into crisis mode. >> it was a trying time. it took an emotional toll. it took a spiritual toll and it took a physical toll as well. william: as the need group, the supply of willing workers shrank. >> a lot of my friends left for travel assignments. william: because the pay was better? >> yes. william: two years in, nurses were quitting out seven times the rate they were before covid-19. across the u.s., more than 100,000 nurses quit the profession during the pandemic. many o

campaign stop in former president trump in houston, he saluted the flag to an altered version of the national anthem. >> thank you very much, that was, i call them the j. 6 hostages, not prisoners. it's a shame, they did that and asked me wether or not i would partake and do the beautiful words and i said, yes, i would. and you saw

>> ashley is fueling up before the start of her shift at houston methodist hospital. more than 8000 nurses in this hospital network. as busy as it is now, she says it is nothing like it was during the height of the pandemic. >> people were getting burned out. nurses were falling from covid after treating patients with covid. i saw staff being burdened, from the workload and the assignments were just insane with how many patients were coming in. william: did that change your mind about wanting to stay in the field? >> it did. william: caroline, a former nurse, was a hospital vp when the pandemic threw her into crisis mode. >> it was a trying time. it took an emotional toll. it took a spiritual toll and it took a physical toll as well. william: as the need group, the supply of willing workers shrank. >> a lot of my friends left for travel assignments. william: because the pay was better? >> yes. william: two years in, nurses were quitting out seven times the rate they were before covid-19. across the u.s., more than 100,000 nurses quit the profession during the pandemic

el jefe de la policÍa de houston exaltÓ la actuaciÓn de lo expontÁneo.rmo: el hombre que tuvo este gesto de compasiÓn y solidaridad no duda en afirmar que todos en el mundo estamos aquÍ con un propÓsito y que todos deberÍamos ayudar siempre al que lo necesita. maity: asÍ es. gracias. bomberos de nueva york rescataron a dos trabajadores que quedaron colgados de un andamio. un motor de juego de funcionar correctamente y dejÓ a la estructura colgando. afortunadamente los bomberos pudieron mover a los agentes sobre el edificio. continuamos en nueva york donde varias familias inmigrantes que buscan asilo fueron llevadas a un refugio en brooklyn. laura: era el primer grupo de inmigrantes en llegar al nuevo y mÁs grande campamento para personas que buscan asilo en nueva york. al ver que se trataba de un campamento con capacidad para 500 familias en espacios convertidos los inmigrantes se dieron media vuelta. esta madre venÍa reubicada desde otro albergue. a la noche el alcalde eric adams visitÓ el sitio asegurando que no son las mejores condiciones, pero es una

this is in the sticks, rural houston. >> not a lot going on on wallisville road. you don't imagine anything like that ever happening. >> so, it was days before they actually discovered the two bodies, and they were right here in the woods? >> they were. they're about 100 feet from the roadway and about 50 feet from this access road, right pretty much through this path. >> what did the distance into the woods tell you about what might have happened? >> well, the lengths at which they would have had to come back here seem a little odd. highly vegetative. it's not easily walked. we don't know if they were killed elsewhere and brought to this location or if they were killed at this location. >> but the mere fact that they're deep into the woods here means there was an effort to get them back here. >> yes, absolutely. >> investigators start by thinking they're searching for one body. now suddenly they have the near skeletal remains of two people about 10 to 12 feet apart. >> what else did they find with these bodies? >> both bodies were bound and appeared that there we

morson nag, human rights activist from houston, texas, gentlemen, welcome to press tv. now starting with firaz, fiiraz, there were hundreds of thousands of protesters, some say the police says 300,0 people marched towards the us embassy in london, uh, some people say it's up to million people, so how are the scenes back? toronto? yes, i mean the protests are as well, we had protest last saturday, they called on different cities to come out, $100 thousand k, they called on 10000 people to come, there was thousands of people, the march was very huge and very impactful and it made lot of pressure in the business district of toronto and uh almost every city was protest today, there was a protest in. tomorrow there's going to be another protest in toronto, we're here right now, is vigil, so remember, today is also known as rememberance day for the folling soldiers in canada, and we uh organize event to remember the murders of palestine at this moment because we feel it's a very important cause and very important you know to remember all these murters have been getting killed

houston's kicker got injured. need a field goal late so backup running back dari ogunbowale 29 yarder is good and houston has the lead first non kicker to make a field goal since 2004. damico loves it. final seconds texans down for the second overall pick c.j. stroud to tank dell game winner cj stroud throws for an nfl rookie record 470 yards and five scores. texas titans win 3937, the first nfl regular season game ever in germany today. former niner offensive coordinator that's mike mcdaniel and the dolphins against the chiefs under a minute for the half tyreek hill fumbles the football the chiefs recover there and then it's flipped back to brian cook who cooks up the sideline 59 yards to the house 21 nothing. chiefs the dolphins, though, made a game of it. third quarter down 21 seven. another former niner it's raheem mostert 31 yards and in 2114 on last chance for the dolphins they're down seven two out of the gun oh he mishandled the snap and he fumbles. chiefs recover, they win the game. 2114 in the first germ

>> david: john quinones in texas for us tonight outside houston. thanks, john. >>> tonight, five republican candidates who want to beat donald trump for the republican nomination will debate. they are at least 40 points behind trump. it all comes after the election yesterday, voters protecting abortion rights in this country from ohio to virginia. and a democratic governor in kentucky, of course, a deep red state, winning re-election. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, democrats pointing to victories in virginia, kentucky, and ohio as proof abortion is increasingly the issue that decides elections. >> the voters said, look, the government should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. >> reporter: president biden declaring, "democracy won and maga lost." and in an attempt to dismiss his own sliding poll numbers, he added, "voters vote. polls don't." in ohio, voters overwhelmingly choosing to protect abortion rights in the state consitution. in virginia, voters rejected republican governor's effort to flip the state legislature from

whitney houston's half sister.s of career far, highlights of her career so far, and that she's and the struggles that she's had to where she is. she'll to get to, where she is. she'll be talking about her latest single as well, forbidden from her anticipated her third highly anticipated album, pyjama session. then album, the pyjama session. then stay tuned at 520, i'll be joined by zahawi ahmed in the studio. is a student at studio. sahel is a student at the university of cambridge and a supporter a former hamas supporter who's been de—radicalised and now condemns the organisation working as a counter extremism expert at this is an interview that really will not to that you really will not want to miss that is on the way. loads of tuned . this is gb news radio. >> good afternoon. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua now . before the break we were discussing with regard to suella braverman and i wanted to know what you think. do you think that she should go? should she be forced to resig

this was in downtown houston the houston chronicle reporting 5 men and one woman died including hayden. 33 year-old was a first-round draft pick by the oakland raiders. back in 2013, he played 8 seasons in the nfl. the raiders which are now base in las vegas, offering prayers for hayden's loved ones. buzzing tonight, the neighborhood finishing hosting its second night of the night market took up 2 blocks of grand avenue between bush in sacramento streets. >> premade chinese foods for more than a dozen local bakeries and restaurants being we caught up with kevin chan of the iconic golden gate fortune cookie factory. >> i think it's time come out spend some money and support the communities of what i'm to put the cd. i wo class city. >> new lanterns were recently put up in the neighborhood to help brighten up the streets as you can see them of course, it was a great night and wrapped up 09:00pm. here. kron 4. we're continuing to honor veterans voices coming up after the break, we'll be hearing from a first generation veteran looking to help others in his community. >> and changes are on

>> david: john quinones in texas for us tonight outside houston.nks, john. >>> tonight, five republican candidates who want to beat donald trump for the republican nomination will debate. they are at least 40 points behind trump. it all comes after the election yesterday, voters protecting abortion rights in this country from ohio to virginia. and a democratic governor in kentucky, of course, a deep red state, winning re-election. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, democrats pointing to victories in virginia, kentucky, and ohio as proof abortion is increasingly the issue that decides elections. >> the voters said, look, the government should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. >> reporter: president biden declaring, "democracy won and maga lost." and in an attempt to dismiss his own sliding poll numbers, he added, "voters vote. polls don't." in ohio, voters overwhelmingly choosing to protect abortion rights in the state constitution. in virginia, voters rejected the republican governor's effort to flip the state legislature fro

. >> police are investigating a mass shooting at a flea market near houston.ee adults and two children were shot in pearland, texas. one of the children later died. police say two men were arguing and started shooting and the children were just caught in the crossfire. >> now to a dramatic rescue caught on camera during a deadly shootout on a texas highway. a good samaritan rushing in to help save a police officer. more on a houston man is being praised for his heroics after helping drag this police officer to safety during a shootout on the highway. >> i get you. >> houston police say they were pursuing a stolen car when the suspect crash into several vehicles got out and started shooting. i don't know who john lawley says he was nearby when he saw one officer get shot, so he ran towards the gunfire to help him. >> just kind of ran over there. and i grabbed that guy with the other police officer and me and him together. we grabbed him by his vest and we dragged him behind the truck. and i kind of tucked him underneath the truck so he wouldn't get shot again.

he venido desde houston a conocerte. >> hola jairo. es un placer conocerte.la humanidad. >> qué piensas de la inteligencia artificial? >> creo que la inteligencia artificial es increíble y sin duda una fuente importante de innovación tecnológica. >> leo es 1 de los científicos que ha trabajado para atraer a meca al mundo. ameca ha sido el resultado de años de esfuerzo y dedicación. pero cómo llegaron a construir un robot con características humanas? >> well, we believe that. >> creemos que la forma humana se presta para formar una conexión más profunda con las personas. >> serán capaces algún día estos robots de sentir como lo hacemos los humanos? ameca tiene sentido . eventos y emociones? >> claro que sí. puedo sentir, expresar y comprender emociones como alegría, tristeza y preocupación. >> por qué crees que algunos humanos se tienen miedo? >> creo que el miedo a lo desconocido es una de las principales razones por las cuales algunos humanos sienten temor. creo que cuanto más hablemos, tanta más confianza tendrán las personas con los robots humanoides. >> a

he venido desde houston a conocerte. >> hola jairo. es un placer conocerte.carme a la humanidad. >> qué piensas de la inteligencia artificial? >> creo que la inteligencia artificial es increíble y sin duda una fuente importante de innovación tecnológica. >> leo es 1 de los científicos que ha trabajado para traer a meca al mundo ameca ha sido el resultado de años de esfuerzo y dedicación. pero cómo llegaron a construir un robot con características humanas? >> well, we believe that. >> creemos que la forma humana se presta para formar una conexión más profunda con las personas. >> serán capaces algún día estos robots de sentir como lo hacemos los humanos? américa tiene sentimientos y emociones, claro que sí. >> puedo sentir, expresar y comprender emociones como alegría, tristeza y preocupación . >> por qué crees que algunos humanos se tienen miedo? creo que el miedo a lo desconocido es una de las principales razones por las cuales algunos humanos sienten temor. >> creo que cuanto más hablemos, tanta más confianza tendrán las personas con los robots humanoides.

and welcome human rights activists, moson navy out of houston texas, thanks so much for being with us, um, well i'd like to get your perspective. we've heard that uh the uh of course ceasefire has been extended uh for another two days um tell me first of all your perspective in general about this and and why do you think the israeli regime has been forced to do this? well even the initial truth i believe the zionist regime the kind of an entity that they are, they wouldn't ever negotiate or come to se fire unless they are forced to, so these negotiations and these agreements of seas fire, the the benefit of that goes to the resistance forces and this goes to show how weak israel has has become diplomatically and militarily. um, the main pressure that came on israel as far as this two-day extension is concerned, is obviously international, international pressure, especially of the us, because biden in his in one of his statements did mention that he hopes for seasfire, and that is primarily because of how biden has become so weak in the us, and as the elections are closed by, it's very