texas city it takes the state. >> it takes everybody to put ian end to this. led the charge and a fund- raiser to offer a reward more than $13,000 in reward money that was put up in order to get information leading to an arrest. it appears for individuals may be in police custody. >> a 16 year-old boiler shot and killed on the city's north side. an officer was injured while responding. there may have been two gunmen involved. the boy was shot just before 9:00 p.m. last night. an unnecessary two suspects on bicycles fired on a teenager. no arrests have been made. >> he was taken to hospital in good condition. >> patrick l. wood has more on the warning to parents police on a look of for in trying to spread the word about an incident that happened on the southwest side school. >> as the story goes the kids are recessed about 1130 yesterday when a man pulled a boil off of some playground equipment. staff went to go confront the man and his behavior got stranger. instead of walking away he then how'd another girl and another student peer differ on him than he ran a

texas? >> ryan, i started on the fort worth city council where i served for nine years. did not serve with a party affiliation next to my name and i didn't learn how to function with one either. i'm very proud as a member of the texas senate i have worked across the aisle to pass, to coauthor and support legislation across the aisle. as governor, i believe we need a leader who will bring people together, who will stop the partisan division that we've seen in austin and it is creeping more and more into our everyday affairs. the people of texas deserve us to put them not partisan politics first. and as their next governor, i can assure that i will continue to demonstrate respect for both parties, bring them together for common solutions, particularly making sure that we fund our public schools. >> general abbott, your response. >> i've been very effective at working with members of both parties to past legislation, even though i'm working as the capacity as attorney general. i've worked with senator rodney ellis in passing criminal justice reports. i've worked with senato

ensure that drought does not have the devastating economic impact it has. >> senator davis, the texas city of -- was rocked by a terrible explosion caused by chemicals that were stored there that many did not know were stored there. what you believe the state should do in regards to informing residents of cities if dangerous chemicals are in their midst? >> let's be clear -- right now the only thing that is coming between texas families knowing whether dangerous chemicals are being stored near their homes or r whereeir school o they work is greg abbott. greg abbott, who has shown time and again who'll favor the interest of his insider friends over those of hard-working texans when he rolls, that texas families no longer have a right to know whether these dangerous chemicals are being stored close to them. this came with him almost simultaneously with him excepting a $100,000 plus donation from his buddies in the chemistry industry, koch industries. when i'm governor, i will put hard-working texans first. there is a law in texas called the community right to know law and people in the state

texas side of the border in the brush. again, we're facing another tsunami and that's these trans national gangs working for the cartels in every cityanything i said today, please bear with me and remember this one thing. n texas, in texas, since 2008, over 640,000 crimes have been charged against people illegally in texas, including over 3,000 murders. when your friends say a porous border doesn't hurt, it kills texans. it hurts texans. it kills americans and it hurts americans. applause] i respect mexico. i certainly respect the efforts of the previous president in his fight against the drug cartels. was exican president nieto wrong on 9/11 when he issued a press release saying texas was putting the texas national guard on the border for politics. governor perry and i are both conservative republicans, but we run and serve completely independent of each other. i just didn't wake up yesterday and dawn on me that we need to do something about securing the border. i started eight years ago. eight years ago i said i'm fed up with the federal government. they are not going to do their constitutional responsibility to defend our soverei

today, the city is home to some 32,000 people making it the 95th largest city in texas. e city is el paso county's municipality. and there is a lot of history, a lot of plays to go and see. if you have a young kid and child, you'll want to hang out where the community gathers and that's at bulldog championship park which includes a splash park, walking trails, and a pond. there is also the entertainment center known as speaking rock, operated by a pueblo tribe located there. the entertainment center welcomes recording artists like b.b. king. they are served by the independent school district, one high school, three middle schools, five elementaries. i invite people visiting the 23rd to stop by there, enjoy the culture, and, mr. speaker, thank you very much. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back the balance of his time. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from west virginia, mrs. capito, for five minutes. mrs. capito: thank you, mr. speaker. later today the house will consider the employee health care protec

texas homeland security act to make sure that information involving certain chemicals is not disclosed to potential terrorists, terrorists like timothy mcveigh who used a fertilizing element to blow up a courthouse in oklahoma city. i have been involved in prosecuting a terrorist member of isis. we need to be cautious about the information provided to terrorists in texas. >> do you think texas is tough enough on capital punishment? >> are we tough enough on capital punishment? we have probably the toughest capital punishment laws in the nation and our job in criminal justice is to ensure those who commit the most heinous crimes get the capital punishment they richly deserve and they deserve it because when you think about what has happened to the victims and the way the victims have been harmed and sometimes struggle before losing their live, we need to ensure that those who commit the worst of crimes will be punished accordingly. it is essential that we carry out the ultimate punishment in a way that is fair and just and certain. >> last session as a state senator, i voted to expand the enforcement of capital punishment to include other crimes. i do support and will carry out as governor the death penalty. we a

ensure that drought does not have the devastating economic impact it has. >> senator davis, the texas city of -- was rocked by a terrible explosion caused by chemicals that were stored there that many did not know were stored there. what you believe the state should do in regards to informing residents of cities if dangerous chemicals are in their midst? >> let's be clear -- right now the only thing that is coming between texas families knowing whether dangerous chemicals are being stored near their homes or r whereeir school o they work is greg abbott. greg abbott, who has shown time and again who'll favor the interest of his insider friends over those of hard-working texans when he rolls, that texas families no longer have a right to know whether these dangerous chemicals are being stored close to them. this came with him almost simultaneously with him excepting a $100,000 plus donation from his buddies in the chemistry industry, koch industries. when i'm governor, i will put hard-working texans first. there is a law in texas called the community right to know law and people in the state

three, we have to do something about our trans national gangs operating in every texas city. they are working for the cart cartels. human trafficking is awful. we have to stop human trafficking. trafficking of young children turning into sex slaves here in the united states. we have to secure the border against potential national security threats crossing the border. today a lot of our border patrol signs in the texas brush are in english, spanish and chinese. there is an unconfirmed judicial watch story about isis activity. a very liberal democrat congressman, that is redundant, debated me last saturday. he made light of the border threat saying the fbi and the cia had told him there are no known confirmed terrorist threats along our southern border at the present time. at the present time. that is not the question, congressman. the question is is there isis activity targeted on the united states. the answer is yes. the leader of isis has said i will see you in new york. prayer rugs have recently been found on the texas side of the border in the brush. again, we are facing a

texas side of the border in the brush. again, we're facing another tsunami and that's these trans national gangs working for the cartels in every cityr anything i said today, please bear with me and remember this one thing. in texas, in texas, since 2008, over 640,000 crimes have been charged against people illegally in texas, including over 3,000 murders. when your friends say a porous border doesn't hurt, it kills texans. it hurts texans. it kills americans and it hurts americans. [applause] i respect mexico. i certainly respect the efforts of the previous president in his fight against the drug cartels. but mexican president nieto was wrong on 9/11 when he issued a press release saying texas was putting the texas national guard on the border for politics. governor perry and i are both conservative republicans, but we run and serve completely independent of each other. i just didn't wake up yesterday and dawn on me that we need to do something about securing the border. i started eight years ago. eight years ago i said i'm fed up with the federal government. they are not going to do their constitutional responsibility to defend ou

texas yesterday. this is near the city of brownsville, south texas, rio grande valley. spacex facility will span 57 acres with a price tag of about $85 million. now take a look at these renderings. it gives you a feel for how massive the campus will be when it's all put together. we're told this particular location was especially attractive for the company because it is so far south, more so than cape canaveral in florida, closer to the equator, so rockets launched from here they can pick up speed to reach their destinations more quickly, to remain in orbit. now the plan is to blast 12 rockets a year into space from this spot, all commercial flights in the beginning at lea least, sending things up like satellites, not people, with plans to let nasa use it for future missions down the road. what's more? spacex is hiring. bringing an estimated 300 new jobs to the region. >> what we're really looking for are a young kids out of college or really driven, if they like hard work, and they have the technical yapty today that's all that's really needed. >> the state of texas sp

. >> reporter: the family of austin tice lives here in the city of houston, texas, this is where they'veod vigil trying to get their son back for more than two years but the tice family says they've now grown increasely frustrated with the u.s. response in handling their son's hostage situation. they say this is a process that's broken. they say they're frustrated with wait the u.s. has kept information they believe to be vital to her son's case close to the vest and haven't brought to his parents. we sat down and talked about this exclusive issue. you've been told the u.s. government has various pieces of information that you think would benefit you? >> absolutely, we've been told that. we can't share this information with you because you do not have clearance. >> we don't know what the information is, but we don't want to be treated or feel like we're being treated as a security risk. >> to our own child. it's my son and my personality says the mother bear will find the cub, and i'm looking for my cub. >> reporter: mark and deborah tice hope that speaking out publicly about their frust

. >> wellin the mlb the oakland elecathletics are closing in on the texas rangers. kansas cityoyals confirm their place in the postseason for the first time since 1985, which was coincidentally the year they won the world series. the 3-1 victory over the chicago white sox. you can see big celebrations seen there for the kansas city royals. >>> the open crown in china in a match of the wimbledon final. before closing out 6-3, 6-4 over her canadian opponent. >> this means a lot. if somebody would have told me, this means a lot. >> in the meant's game, reaching the final of the malaysian open sweeping aside in straight sets 6-4 and 6-4. he'll take on u.s. in the final. becoming the first aaron player to meet the grand final. we have these reports now from tokyo. >> it can be hard to incite the crowd with 13 million people competing for space, and tennis courts are no exception. this club has 3,000 members with the numbers setting to up after the u.s. open with nishtori to reac win the grand slam. >> for a fellow japanese when compared to foreign players, to beat bigger and stronge

host: charles, texas city, independent caller. hi, charles. caller: good morning. on to what the last caller was saying. i was watching a video on facebook. individual. a marine -- if anyone wants to look it up, i think it was army marine. up against a he was a cop. he walked up to the guy. he was wrong for how he stepped cop. the but the cop sliced him. and then as he's dealing with what's going see on. you hear him like -- [ grunting ] and like this and so on and so forth, you can't see what the doing.an is he has a body cam on. so if you want to change directions and so on and so forth, you can sort of manipulate how -- what it's not.ng and what it's in addition, you talk about the data base, how the information to be adjusted once it goes the data base. and then finally, and this is a scary question, because you're force of the the united states. you're talking about -- but question.e states sanctioned murder. it okay to t is defend yourself. t what point am i wrong for attacking the individual. the whole thing with michael brown, this is the tip of the iceberg

. >> the city of austin, texas got very creative with use plastic bottles. 1500 plastic bottles made this exhibit to encourage people to be respectful of the environment. they are turned into 800 colorful flowers. they are turned into 800 colorful flowers. they are are well, not that kind of fresh. on the freshness of our chicken. but i can guarantee the freshness of our chicken because we go beyond what the usda requires... with extra inspections in american family owned farms, refrigerated trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between. that's what it takes to bring your family a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a f

and i don't care if you live in bow month, texas, new york city, or anaconda, montana, you need to be afraid. and what we need to do. my resolution, airstrikes. bomb them. bomb them. keep bombing them. bomb them again and again, and i don't care how long it takes. just take out isis. take out their convoys and take out those troops. you may have thought it was good tfr, even entertaining, but you now know it's not a joke. two americans beheaded by an english-speaking bar baron, a third a britt while a fourth is lined up for the most brutal, savage end of life experience imaginable. these are not amateurs, they are experts at the systematic pervasive torture, mass killings, rape, public crucifixions, beheadings some even videotaped and used as a propaganda tool to entice those who believe in evil and want to impose hell on the rest of us under the guise of their god. the isis terror group owns oil fields. they have a corporate structure, and they bring in $3 million a day selling oil. they leverage technology to glory phi and recruit more jihadists all while the world watches, while we

pleasanton and the continue city was in texas, a suburb of dallas. and the both from milpitas? >> we had issues in the sierra but nothing at home. folks, around south lake tahoe and lake tahoe with surprise pill less than a mile. flooding not of mount shasta. 76 with haze in lake tahoe and 90 in the central valley and 95 in fresno and low 88 around san diego and los angeles. i talked to sales republic and he said why do you always talk about the rut and how it will not get better. i can't lie nbc is the forecast. we are finding to have before average temperatures in october, november and december and possibility of below acknowledge precipitation from the climate change prediction center. sorry. >> if you are travel from east bay crass -- cross the pen babe we have a major closure causing a bottleneck getting off of freeway at folsom street portion. it takes you to the right said. it will be shut down until march. the fremont will stay open so fremont stays open, folsom is closeed until march. at the end of the week we have a closure eastbound and westbound highway then between

and that's one of the main reasons that i joined the national guard, so i could represent texas and help out my city as well. >> he always talked about that he wanted to enlist. and i would say, no, don't do it. but, he had to go. >> my grandpa was -- he was in the navy. he served world war ii. my uncle was in the marines. my other uncle was in the army. i learn what had honor was. the dedication they put in. i wanted to keep on that tradition. ♪ >> like many americans, inspiration and emotion led them to serve. there are over 2 million active servicemen and women who have pledge the themselves to the defense of this great country. each with their own story. sergeant gutierrez's story began when our nation was attacked at 8:46 a.m., september 11, 2001. >> at that time, a lot of americans enlisted to fight for their country. >> he wants to help people out. so, he did it. he just likes to help people out. its his nature. >> so many things to say about him. he's outgoing. he's just a great guy overall. >> there are not too many words to explain my uncle. he did a lot for us. we didn't have a lot. >> to

it's interesting one of the cities, grand prairie, texas, one of the reasons it's on there, it was number two in terms of health care. a lot of folks are interested in that. >> what about kansas showing up? >> that was also health care. also a lot of retirees want to work. that was another top state and community for finding a job after 65. >> all right, perfect. thank you so much. >> sure. >>> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining me. my guest next week, venture capitalist and founder of papal. have a great one. we'll see you next weekend. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can use zip

and i don't care if you live in beaumont, texas, new york city, or anna con da, montana. you need to be afraid. i told you what to do two months ago. my resolution? air strikes. bomb them. bomb them. keep bombing them. bomb them again and again. and i don't care.long it takes. just take out isis. take out their convoys and take out those troops. >> i was roundly criticized disparaged and condemned as a terrorist and a savage myself. but as you sit there tonight it doesn't sound so crazy now does it? as you sit there, i'll bet you understand now the real danger of isis and islamic extremists. and isn't it interesting now everyone is saying what i've been saying. >> we have to bomb them in syria. we bomb them. if we have to send in drones to kill their leadership, you do it. >> and these headlines. and even democratic senator al franken says i was troubled by the president's recent suggestion that the administration is not yet developed a strategy to address the growing threat of isil's activities in syria. now the mum bow jumbo of the last two weeks out of the white house

applied the texas homeland security act to ensure that information involving certain chemicals isn't exposed to terrorist. terrorist like timothy mcveigh who blew up a courthouse in oklahoma city rise of terrorism. i have been involved in prosecuting a terrorist member of isis. >> general abbott, do you think texas is tough enough on capital punishment? >> we have probably the tupest capital punishment laws in the fags. and our job is -- nation -- in criminal justice and that is to ensure those that commit the most heinous crimes get the capital punishment they richly deserve and they deserve it because whau when you think about what happened to the victims and the way the victims were harmed and struggled before loosing their lives. we need to ensure those that commit the worst of crimes are punished accordingly. but it is essential that we do it in a fair, just and certain way. >> senator davis? >> i voted to expand the enforcement of capital punishment to include other crimes. i do support and will carry out as governor the death penalty. but we also in texas have the highest number of exonerations of any state because we had not appropriately been using dna evidence. as go

but it's interesting that one of the cities, grand prairie, texas, one of the reasons it's on there, it was number two in terms of health care. so a lot of folks are interested in that. >> what about overland park, kansas showing up on there? >> that was also health care, and another important consideration, a lot of retirees, whether you have to for income or you just don't want to sit around, they want to work. so that was another top community for finding a job after 65. >> perfect. sharon, thank you so much. >>> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thanks so much for joining me. my guests next week, venture capitalist and founder of pay pal, peter teal. keep it here. we're "on the money." have a great one and i will see you i'm stanley tucci and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, award-winning distilleries and cider makers. they're located all across our great state. come raise a glass to your favorites. plan your fall getaway at iloveny.com/fall there's

probably know about some of the attacks that their ideology has inspired like the oklahoma city bombing, and the texascide tack when a man intentionally crashed his airplane into an irs office. there have been shootings by those involved with the movement in a new study, the national consortium for the study of terrorism and responses to terrorism surveys officials from 175 law enforcemented organizations across the country. and they sound that sovereign citizens are the top per received domestic terrorism threat. so what moore do we know about the sovereign citizens movement and what is being done to curb their activity. joining ugh is the former chief of police who's killed by a sovereign citizen in 2010. he now travels across the country training law enforcement on the movement. and senior writer for the southern poverty law center. and a spokesperson for the movement. you have been a spokesperson for 20 years, who are they and what is their ideology. >> first off i'm not aware of any movement. there is no organization to the people that are studying the concept of sovereignty. what they are lookin

but it's interesting that one of the cities, grand prairie, texas, one of the reasons it's on there,re. so a lot of folks are interested in that. >> what about overland park, kansas showing up on there? >> that was also health care, and another important consideration, a lot of retirees, whether you have to for income or you just don't want to sit around, they want to work. so that was another top community for finding a job after 65. >> perfect. sharon, thank you so much. >>> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thanks so much for joining me. my guests next week, venture capitalist and founder of pay pal, peter teal. keep it here. we're "on the money." have a great one and i will see you next weekend. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. you can only

texas book festival. the festival from the state's capital city will showcase over 275 authors. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area, and we'll add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv at c-span.org. >> malcolm byrne takes an updated look at the iran contra scandal using interviews with key participants. he argues the scandal was likely bigger than previously believed. this is about an hour and a half. ..

the private sector that would come to this investigation without any loyalty to the state of texas, the city of dallas, or loyalty to any federal agency. would beed people that free to call a conspiracy a conspiracy if in fact the evidence so indicated. so, i think of the independence and integrity of the commission and the staff was there for everyone to observe, and i think that there is nothing that people have said in later years, doubtview, that casts any -- fair doubt on the work of the commission. were the members and fallible? no? where the members of the staff i think the answer is no there as well. one of the first problems, of course, was to address the situation with respect to lee harvey oswald, who was, of course, the only suspect at the time, and the fbi had already provided information to the commission as to where the shots came from, how many bullets were had seenat witnesses -- a rifle protruding from the window on the sixth floor -- so, addressing the ability of lee harvey oswald was a major first -- culpability of lee harvey oswald was a major first assignment and much o

texas rangers. they play the kansas city royals on tuesday night. wednesday night, the pirates and giants play the n.l. wild card game. that game on espn. >>> sunday night football. cowboys and saints. demarco murray. another outstanding game on the the ground. look at that move. jerry jones and the cowboys go the to 3-1. >>> you know what that music means. "monday night football" tant. patriots and chiefs. for more, check out a live edition of "sportscenter" coming up at 9:00 a.m. eastern time on espn. >>> an incredible milestone to mention accomplished in berlin. it's our "play of the day." >> hat's off to dennis kimetto of kenya. set a new world record for a marathon yesterday. 2:02:57. >> 26 seconds better than the previous record. absolutely incredible. you just can't compete with that. >> not at all. congrats to him. >>> one more sports note. the cincinnati bengals says they have raised more than $1 million for pediatric cancer research. orders have been coming in from all over the world. the jersey will be available through october the 20th.

city. and a close call for texas a & m's football mascot. he cbs evening news continues. >> >> glor: a 58-year-old woman remains in critical condition tonight after she was hit by a bicyclist in a new york city crosswalk. the accident highlight as biker pedestrian conflict that is only gotten worse. vinita nair has the story. >> police don't know who had the right-of-way in the crosswalk of how fast to the bike was moving. what they do know is that the impact left 58-year-old jill tarlove on a ventilator fighting for her life and 31-year-old jason marshall hiring a lawyer to defend himself. according to police, marshall was riding southbound in a bicycle lane in central park when he swerved to avoid a group of pedestrians. instead, he crashed right into tarlove, just as the mother of two was stepping off the curb into the crosswalk. tarlove is the wife of a vice president at cbs. >> does this accident surprise you? >> not really. >> carolina almando who runs in central park every day, says she sees near collisions regularly, because bikers ar

hurricane turn streets into rivers and parts of the desert southwest, arizona, new mexico, texas, one of the hardest hit cities, el paso where there have been over 100 rescues reported thus far. >>> there are new developments tonight in the manhunt for a cop killer and survivalist on the loose in northeast pennsylvania. the suspect has just been added to the fbi's ten most wanted list. schools remain closed there as a community gathers to mourn with police snipers guarding the funeral. our report tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk in blooming grove, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the funeral for corporal bryon dickson, husband and father of two boys, packed the local cathedral. >> thank you for all that you've done. godspeed, hammer. we love you and we miss you. >> reporter: the crowd spilled out on to the street in to a sea of state troopers. from as far away as south carolina. >> when one passes away, unfortunately, it's like a brother or sister. like a >> reporter: with snipers on rooftops, the manhunt for alleged shooter eric frein widened today. investigators are focusing on frein's past, in a club that milita

in the 90s from new york city to parts of texas.s. in the tropics, tropical storm dolly. high pressure system in place across the gulf and southwestern united states. that will help steer dolly toward mexico. southern parts of texas are still going to deal with areas of heavy rain and rip currents along the coast. let's head back inside. >> all right. maria molina, thank you very much. >>> coming up on the program, teachers in one school district packing heat and they want everybody to know about it. but how do parents feel about that? one of them joins us next seriously? the last thing you need is some guy giving you a new catalytic converter when all you got is a loose gas cap. what? it is that simple sometimes. thanks. now let's take this puppy over to midas and get you some of the good 'ol midas touch. hey you know what? i'll drive! and i have no feet... i really didn't think this through. trust the midas touch. for brakes, tires, oil, everything. (whistling) before using her new bank of america credit card, which rewards her fo

city happens to be mckinney, texas. a suburb of dallas i just did a search the median price of the homes is $279,000 which will get you a nice car port in cities. >> looking ayeeling. >> more still to come, just ahead climate change in the bay area. california taking on a leadership role. >> one of the men that jumped the white house fence last week and items in the car. >> mud continues >>> we're standing by because abc news is going to have a special report on air strikes that begun against syria. >> tomorrow, united nations will make a call to reverse global climate change with nations making pledges to reduce carbon footprints. >> the bay area is one of the regions that will be impacted by rising sea levels. >> well, you know tomorrow we'll see the president trying to lead other nations into the fight against global warming. there is a problem there because here at home, the president has a congress reluctant to reduce green house gases so that doesn't eve leverage to negotiate with other countries. new york's financ

city happens to be mckinney, texas. a suburb of dallas i just did a search the median price of the homes is $279,000 which will get you a nice car port in cities. >> looking ayeeling. >> more still to come, just ahead climate change in the bay area. california taking on a leadership role. >> one of the men that jumped the white house fence last week and items in the car. >> mud continues >>> we're standing by because abc news is going to have a special report on air strikes that begun against syria. >> tomorrow, united nations will make a call to reverse global climate change with nations making pledges to reduce carbon footprints. >> the bay area is one of the regions that will be impacted by rising sea levels. >> well, you know tomorrow we'll see the president trying to lead other nations into the fight against global warming. there is a problem there because here at home, the president has a congress reluctant to reduce green house gases so that doesn't eve leverage to negotiate with other countries. new york's financ

whether you're from south texas, union city, new jersey, southern california, the grand mosaic, we'rel here. we should all celebrate. we should all remember why we're here. and i think i'm especially privileged. my next duty is to introduce my dear friend, someone who embodies everything that chci stands for, ruben hin hoe isojo. our chairman, our leader. let's all give him a round of applause, folks. >> thank you, juan. welcome. welcome to all the attendees to this 2014 congressional hispanic caucus institute public policy conference. before i go any further, i want to take a moment to pay tribute to our nation's veterans, service members, and all of their families. we owe a great debt of gratitude for those that sacrifice so much individually for the benefit of us all. and we know that a high percentage of lass knows serve proudly in our military. so, again, please join me in giving them all a round of applause for their service to this week, we gather in washington to celebrate our commitment to latino youth and honor the vision of our founders. it was in 1978 that a handful of his

. >>> the a's and giants are playing wild card and the an beat texas and are in kansas city to play themorrow and giants play pirates on wednesday. >>> the next 12 hours, we start off cool, mostly sunshine by this afternoon and temperatures are reaching upper 70's and lower 80's inland and 60's loan the -- along the coast. >> the fog is on the golden gate bridge with traffic looking heavy there, as well, as we continue the drive along 880 with debris here that is causing a little bit of a slow down at 98th avenue. >> we continue on-line and facebook and all mobile devices. we will see you in 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic during "good morning america" and you can see this evening kristen sze anchoring the mmm! ring ring! ring ring! progresso! (whispering) you soup people have my kids loving vegetables. well vegetables... shh! (whispering) taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? no...soup! oh! soup! loaded with vegetables. packed with taste. start maximizing at the place where you always get more than you pay for. t.j.maxx. brands you love, prices that work for you.

texas where you're bracing for more heavy rain as if you could take anymore. officials issued a number of flood warnings in the state. recent rain left citieshouston and parts of west texas just drenched. look at this mail truck left stranded, half submerged underwater. >>> peaceful, selfless, a father of two who left his home in northern england to go to syria, and this was on a mission of mercy. >> now he's in the hands of isis and they're threatening to kill him. this morning the wife of alan henning is begging isis to spare her husband's life. barbara henning sent the terrorists a message asking isis to contact her before it's too late, leading british imams and close friends of henning are asking icise to free him. >> karl penhaul joins from us london. we know the uk foreign office released barbara henning's statement. is there a significance in that? >> well there certainly is if you look at the wording of that statement, christi. it's a very carefully worded statement, designed not to offend isis, not to condemn them in any way but to appeal to their humanity. we saw the same kind of tactic tried by steven sotloff's mother, shirley,

westward working at odd jobs and became a cow drives on texas cattle to dodge city, kansas. fortune he sought his in the booming camp of ledville, colorado. hen he failed to prosper, he reportedly hired out his gun during a dispute between two for oad companies vying control of the best route into ledville. there, he , or from ade his way to arizona territory in 1881 arriving just apache tbreak for disturbances was occurring. need of employment. horne signed on in the army of civilian employee. and a ed as a teamster civilian chief of scouts. he was present both as a scout spanish interpreter during the negotiations with geronimo, that finally led to his wiley old medicine man of ender in september of 1886. he tried his hand at cow unching and mining in ground county, arizona where he had many friends. in 1888 the friends assist and outbreak and the tanto basin in arizona. this is between the families of ewkesbury on one side and thomas graham on the other resulted in as many as 25 deaths. while horne maintained that he was merely an immediate yea tore vendetta and did not h

some of the heavy rain in the overnight hours coming down in the city of el paso in texas.torm system has been not just yet. across western parts of texas you can see locally areas can pick up more than 4 inches of rain. those watches are still in effect for a ñ&0y possibility o flash flood to continue out there across the region. a lot of them are coming into the region because of storm system odile. across the ocean we have another hurricane and this one west of cab cabo. if it moves off to the east we could be looking at direct impact across the southern california peninsula. we expect weather off to the east. in new york city and philadelphia a lot of sunshine. places like maine, vermont, new hampshire waking up to freeze warnings to feeling like fall out there in parts of new england. >> i am ready for fall. the time is 41 after the top of the hour. a historic vote underway in scotland. will voters break away from the union. >> ben affleck banned from casinos for reportedly counting the cards. the actor is speaking out against the scandal. what he is saying about the a

texas. flash flooding, making a mess in cities like lubbock.hile rain is letting up in the southwest, in the northeast, a storm system could pose a problem for a very big night at yankee stadium for derek jeter. joining me now, meteorologist bill karins. good to see you. what are we looking at in new york? >> jeter, of course, last game at yankee stadium. average ticket price is $800. for 50,000 seats, highest prices, someone paid $10,000, and don't know if they can go to the game or not. we are going to look at the radar. if the rain has moved into new york city, it will be through us through the day, we go through the midday, when it will be the heaviest. saw heavy rain earlier to the south around philadelphia and atlantic city.@ the question is when will it time out, when will it exit the region. let's look at this. this clock takes us through the afternoon. game starts around 7:00 a.m. still heavy rain in new york city, and heaviest in long island, it moves out in the evening. i think the game starts wet and could be delayed. as the evening

texas. some of our facilities, some doctors were admitted privileges at hospitals. in bigger citiese san antonio, ft. worth, austin, where the medical community is more diverse and there's multiple hospitals. it's much more difficult to get privileges granted in a place like mcallen or beaumont, texas, in a rural community where the hospitals are fewer and the stigma and shame surrounding this issue is much stronger. the same physician who is board-certified ob-gyn physician with great career of publishing and overseeing multiple hospitals is granted privileges in one city and denied in another city simply because of politics. >> because of people's ideology. if we take a look at the trap laws, as they are called, signed and passed by republican mainly governors, it is sort of the red part of the country where people have an ideological opposition. it's a growing part of the country. that's a big swath in the central part of the country, of course across the south. how dangerous it is roe v. wade is being rolled back, even if it's not rolled back by the supreme court? >> it's true.

in its annual list, "money" magazine ranked the best small cities in america to live. mckinnie, texas, took the number one spot. columbia, maryland, along with reston, virginia, made the top ten. rockville, bowie and dale city made the top 50. the magazine looked at the local economy, housing, schools and health care to create this best list. >>> coming up, we're going to report on the new effort to get drivers to use the beltway express lanes and why some people say the project is really falling short. >>> exceeding expectations. details behind apple's record-breaking weekend and what it means for those of you in the market for a new iphone. >>> if you don't already have a new iphone 6 and you want one, you might have to wait a while. in the first three days since its debut, apple sold a record 10 million of those things. that's 1 million more than the last time a new iphone came out. there were about 4 million preorders for the iphone 6, and the 6-plus. but demand is still so high, some people are having to wait about a month before they get their new phone. the new iphones are fast

city. the bus was taking players from north central texas college back to camp bus when it was hit by a truck investigators say the truck crossed the median and slammed into the bus. 15 students and their coach was on the bus. there are reports of other injuries. there are no words on their conditions. >>> police say suspect cop killer eric frein planned his attacks for years. police found how to avoid policeman hunts on frein's hard drive. they searched the boonlded buck hill -- officers searched the banded buck hill in and did not find him. >> i didn't go out of my house or near my windows. >> frein gunned down state police corporal bryon dickson and seriously wounded another trooper. >> drivers and pedestrians in south jersey received a lesson in crosswalk safety and the penalties for breaking the rules. officers set up a check point on the white horse pike, they reminded drivers that failure to stop for a person in a crosswalk carries a 200-dollar fine and add two points to their license. j walkers can receive a 354-dollar fine. >> some good news for heading to will also, drivers using th