president trump is in houston, texas tonight where he would dress and estimated nearly 20,000 of his upporters inside the toyota center and perhaps as many who are holding a texas sized tailgate party outside. this event marks the 12th of 15 events that president trump will hold this month for republican candidates in the house and the senate. three more events to come later this week at "fox news" correspondent kristin fisher traveling with the president and joins us now with more. >> lou two years ago who would have thought president trump would be campaigning for lyin' ted as he calls him. that was his neck name for him but now it's texas ted. he is on his way down here. this caravan of migrants getting closer and closer to the u.s. border. the number one reason president trump's coming here at the tour of the center may be because he wants and needs ted cruz to win this race. senator cruz greeted the president when he landed two hours ago. he is hoping the president can encourage supporters to get out and vote for him. right now it's uncomfortably close for republicans. cruz is ah

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regresÓ con ustedes desde houston, texas. carolina: espera que mÁs de 100s n parte de este evento.e trump y a ted cruz de cerca. borja: se estÁ haciendo un gran operativo de seguridad para poder albergar a tantas personas de las que no se tenÍa conocimiento que acudirÍan. hay muchas personas que estÁn pendientes de las palabras del presidente junto a ted cruz despuÉs de todo lo que estÁ sucediendo y con la caravana migrante que se acerca los estados unidos. carolina: huila es extremadamente poda oscinco. avanza por el pacÍfico oriental con vientos de 160 millas por hora. se espera que huila toque tierra entre maÑana y el miÉrcoles en un tramo de la costa mexicana entre mazatlÁn y puerto vallarta. se encuentra 130 millas al sureste del cabo y avanza a siete hora peligroso y puede causar lluvias para el centro del estado de texas. borja: estaremos muy atentos a su trayectoria. mÁs adelante un hombre fuera de control ataca a una mujer en un aviÓn por el hecho de ser afro descendiente. este video lamentablemente estÁ viral. carolina: te contaremos las excentricidades que puedes comprar

president trump just wrapping up his massive huge rally in houston texas where he is outcome paining senator ted cruz and many house members in texas. whatter going to show you the best moments from the rally tonight. we have full coverage of the looming crisis now building at our southern border at this hour. a car van with as many as 14,000 illegal immigrants marching through mexico headed right to our southern border lured by the democrats push for lawlessness, open borders, eliminating ice, sanctuary cities and states, free healthcare in california and these my grants are just weeks away from causing a massive show down, a dangerous show down at our border. the president vowing to block their entry. we will break down the extreme risks and costs that are posed by this enormous caravan of illegal immigrants. and also tonight more examples of liberal leftist radical democratic mob rule from just over the weekend. we'll highlight another glaring double standard on the left. will democrats apply the kavanaugh standard to keith ellison over his misconduct allegations? or corey booker o

thank you. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> president trump wrapping up his massive rally in houston, texas. campaigning for senator ted cruz. many house members in texas. we will show you the best moments from what was a raucous rally and the full coverage of the looming crisis at our southern border. a caravan with as many 14,000 illegal immigrants marching through mexico headed right to our southern border. lured by democrats by open borders and free healthcare in california. they are weeks away from causing a massive showdown on our border. the president vowing to block the their entry. we will break down the risks and costs posed by this caravan of illegal immigrants. also tonight more examples. the latest examples of liberal, radical democratic mob rule from over the weekend. we will highlight another glaring double standard on the left. will democrats apply the kavanaugh standard to keith ellison or cory booker. sit tight and bubbling up. -- buckle up. a lot to cover in tonight's opening monologue. the president wrapped up a huge texas-sized rally in houston. he campaigned for senator

one of the best. >> build the wall. >> from houston, texas, the site for tonight's rally with the presidentenator ted cruz. patricia, go ahead, please. >> i am calling from houston. we are not far from the toyota center downtown. this is actually ground zero. i would like to see that -- say that i am one of those people who loved donald trump when he was on the apprentice, but i do all that disrespecting of women. that turns me off. mexican-american. i think we should all be prospering, not just the anglo-saxon. all the minorities. he did not talk about health care a lot. we were paying like $800. we had pre-existing conditions. he also did not talk about raising wages. a lot of our youth are going through the pipeline at work. sometimes they do not even get paid after they work three weeks. we have mental health issues that need to be addressed. where everybody gets their medication. say, i am an american first. trump, but he could sway me if you would call him town -- call him down with all the rhetoric. >> republican leader telling the associated press, i think we keep the majority in th

trish: comments tonight from president trump at a massive rally in houston, texas.t concerns so many americans. mary ann mendoza is concerned. her son was killed when a drunk illegal immigrants with a criminal record slammed into his police cruiser in 2013. this is something that's been quite a cause of yours, just campaigning if you would for tougher security. and i get it. to lose your son in such a futile way. it will never stop hurting, is it? >> no. and it happened in the blink of an eye. this can happen to any of you in the blink of an eye. when you think about, we have american elected -- let that sung in -- american elected politicians who are more concerned about people illegally present in our country, making sure they are taken care of, provide sanctuary for them after they committed crimes and they are basically thumbing their nose at the american citizens who voted them into office. this is what's so infuriating to me. this mass of people coming towards our border, angel families is going to be at the border this saturday. we are going to hopefully have

donald from giving the texas senator a new nickname at a rally in houston. >> he's not lying ted anymores ted. he is a very smart guy. he loved the people of texas. rob: politics. carly shimkus with serious xm 115. this is what politicians do. >> nickname here, nickname there, that is what donald trump does. speaking of the rally you were talking about with pete, there was a major party that happened ahead of it yesterday. the trump campaign hosting a tailgate that included food trucks, live music and appearances from campaign spokespeople, 5 times as many people rsvp did it is a to the rally, the worst seat in the arena, the big screens were set outside so people attending could watch the president's >> a lot of people on social media talking about the outpouring of support. when twitter user writing texans know how to throw a party, and on facebook, then on twitter says 100,000 plus, that is not a political rally, that is a donald trump state fair. no more lying ted nickname, we are at beautiful ted or texas ted. whatever you want. >> we should remember who started this booming economy

professionals and multiple levels of that i just flew in this morning from a team meeting with houston, texas they are enjoying football. yes there are big issues to deal with health and safety financial and economic and salary caps and all of those issues, yes. but to your point you watch them light it up every now and then we have to look at the business of football and that's not too fun. >> my take away is that football is successful and probably will be because of the glory of the game itself. >>. >> but you mentioned football being fake but there are a lot of school districts that are terrified about the risk factor and terrified to be implicated in something that isn't safe is the league doing enough to address those safety concerns quick. >> the northstar for the union is we will never be at a place where we believe we can achieve nirvana on health and safety so my job is to hold the employer accountable to provide a safe workplace as possible. it is a loaded question to ever think the league is doing enough? the answer always has to be no. we do things on our own to push the league i

front of a senate and perjury. >> thank you for expressing your first amendment right. >> and in houston, texashe was a target of another altercation. >> i've got about 100 of these. >> cool. >> i hate ted cruz. >> sean: and speaking of which, in 18 days, texas voters are going to have a clear choice between senator cruz, a constitutionalist, a conservative, and beto o'rourke, fled the scene of a car crash, lied about it after crashing into another car while being intoxicat intoxicat intoxicated and wasted. they're actually pushing for trump's impeachment. >> have you changed your mind is this >> i haven't. i do think there's enough there for impeachment. and if asked, i would voted on it. >> and don't forget. who is he obliged to listen to? millions and millions out-of-state dollars. texas, do you really want someone with the same exact views as maxine waters leading your state? and in arizona, a bizarre far-left radical activist. we've shown you example after example of the disturbing past. she's taking her on. she called the state of arizona. she wants their votes. the meth lab of democracy.

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front of a senate and perjury. >> thank you for expressing your first amendment right. >> and in houston, texas was a target of another altercation. >> i've got about 100 of these. >> cool. >> i hate ted cruz. >> sean: and speaking of which, in 18 days, texas voters are going to have a clear choice between senator cruz, a constitutionalist, a conservative, and beto o'rourke, fled the scene of a car crash, lied about it after crashing into another car while being intoxicat intoxicat intoxicated and wasted. they're actually pushing for trump's impeachment. >> have you changed your mind is this >> i haven't. i do think there's enough there for impeachment. and if asked, i would voted on it. >> and don't forget. who is he obliged to listen to? millions and millions out-of-state dollars. texas, do you really want someone with the same exact views as maxine waters leading your state? and in arizona, a bizarre far-left radical activist. we've shown you example after example of the disturbing past. she's taking her on. she called the state of arizona. she wants their votes. the meth lab of democracy. s

. >> vecinos temen salir de sus casas en el sur 90 de houston texas. >> condiciones secas, predominannutos no se vaya. por mÁs de media hora ha policÍa persiguiÓ asujeto, loue conductor, llevaba a dos niÑos en el asiento de atrÁs, quien tenÍa una orden de arresto y eras considerado armado y peligroso, estÁ acusado de poner en riesgo de la vida de los menores y tratar de evadir a las autoridades. >> las calles de houston, se estÁn cometiendo en sangriento escenario, los vecinos creen que las pandillas podÍan estar ocupando el territorio, fausto nos cuenta lo que ocurriÓ con la mÁs reciente vÍctima. >> una rÁfaga de balas despertÓ a decenas de vecinos al suroeste de houston, muchos al salir vieron a un hombre hispano segÚn la policÍa de houston, gobierno hizo una llamada de emergencia aÚn no se sabe si era cliente de ellos. >> y no sÉ como en un onda o aÍi algo. >> para algunos vecinos son el comÚn denominador del Área la policÍa de houston asegura que aquÍ la actividad entre pandillas. >> lo a claro que sÍ. >> la familia de la vÍctima mientras que la investigaciÓn continÚa. >> una conm

he moved here to houston, texas. and joined the booming local oil industry. he became a naturalized citizen in 1982 and rose through the corporate ranks all the way to the executive suite. then in 1996 kuk is traded in the american dream and went back to russia. he was hired as the president of a struggling russian oil company called tnk, and promised he would turn it around. >> the company full of western roads and standards. >> on a personal level, he was very civilized, westernized, polite. >> this man worked for the same oil company. >> he was unlike some russian oligarchs. >> russia in the early 1990s was no place for clean cut westernized managers. >> there's the wild wild west and then there was the wild wild east. >> bruce marks saw that firsthand. he represented a canadian oil company which sued tnk and kukis after tnk tried to engineer a hostile takeover of its russian subsidiary. >> when i say hostile takeover, i mean with machine guns. >> so much for western rules and standards. >> simon was there with the guys with the machine guns. and the canad

it snapped off a flat bed yesterday in houston, texas forcing drivers to move out of the way. they took the spool off of the road. they aren't sure why it didn't just take the car spool lane. it didn't write that. i'm just saying it. >>> if you're looking for ways to celebrate there are options. we have ideas from partners at hoodline. >> there are plenty of ways to celebrate this weekend with pets, kids and zombies. it hurns to patrero hill on saturday. it is at the corner of 18th and arkansas streets. it begins immediately after at 18th and texas. even if your furry friend doesn't win a trophy treats will be handed out. show up with your dressed up pet and have fun. >>> things could get spooky for the annual halloween event, boo at the zoo. you can follow clues on your program to get your goodie bag. there will be a into train and a dance party plus face painting and treats for the animals. boo at the zoo runs saturday and is included with regular zoo admission. >>> if you happen to be in the prune yard friday night get ready for a zombie invasion. it will include performs o

--este hombre en houston, texas intent tomarse un autorretrato cuando se esta en un campo de tiro la arse un autorretrato con el arma hermano y posteriormente le apunta a su compañero. lo expulsan pero también lo metan de por vida del establecimiento . >>> un oficial se llevó el susto de su vida al ser perseguido por un caimán de cuatro pies de largo. esto ocurrió mientras el agente intentaba quitarlo de la carretera. el reptil estaba obstruyendo el camino por aproximadamente 15 minutos, estaba descansando . cuando las autoridades llegaron al lugar el caimán lo hizo correr un poco. el animal siguió su camino. >>> un estaba durmiendo el pobre . >>> lo asustaron . >>> en un parque ya plena luz del día alguien comenzó a disparar . >>> temor y peligro en este parque después de que un gatillero abriera fuego mientras decenas de menores jugaban y disfrutaban del día. esta niña de 10 años de edad quien habló con el permiso de su madre describe lo ocurrido . >>> estaba jugando cuando escuchamos tiros nos asustamos,, empezamos a correr . >>> dos hombres afroamericanos, uno de 18 y otro de 20 a

we will be in houston, texas, tomorrow, we'll have more on that in a minute.s we speak tonight, a caravan of over 4,000 migrants from central america, they are fast approaching america's southern border appeared all because the democratic party refuses to secure our borders, even after the president offered a great deal of what they wanted, a deal on dreamers. this is what the democratic party wants. open borders, eliminate ice, and you, the american people, and that paying for the health care cost, educational cost, and criminal justice cost. we already paid billions and billions every single year for just 18 short days, you, we, the people, you willl have the power to once again shock the world. at this hour, nancy pelosi, she is measuring the drapes, chuck schumer is dreaming of power, and the makeup of congress, it is in the balance, that includes the president's agenda. as per usual, democrats, they are using identity politics to jet up emotions, distract you, the voters come of the successes in the last two years peered coming up tonight, we will show yo

the president took the stage at a rally in houston, texas on behalf of senator ted cruz. minutes ago ted was speaking. this is a high-profile mid-term election in texas. he is neck and neck with baton rouge. -- beto o'rourke. we will continue to listen in. >> to all of my friends in the lone star state, a special place. thank you very much for being here. this is some record crowd. >> [cheers and applause]. >> they just told me we broke the record. we could really break it if we could get all of the people outside in here. he would break it by three times. but it's true what they say, everything in texas is just bigger! >> [cheers and applause]. >> it's bigger. >> [cheers and applause]. >> in just 15 days the people of texas are going to re-elect a man who has become a really good friend of mine. you know we had our little difficulties. but, actually, if you remember, the beginning it was a love fest. the fake news back here kept saying -- >> [crowd noise]. >> they kept saying, well, when is it going to break up? i said don't worry, tell break up. we had a rally in washin

the president just took the stage at a rally in houston, texas, on behalf of senator ted cruz.utes ago, he was speaking for a high-profile midterm. it he has been neck and neck with robert beto o'rourke. we will continue to listen next. ug>> with all of my friends from the lone star state, a special, special place. thank you very much for being here. this is some record crowd. they just told me we broke the record, but we would really break it if we could get all of the people that are outside in here. we would break at about three times. but it's true what they say, everything in texas is just bigger. [cheers and applause] it's bigger. in just 15 days, the people of texas are goingte to reelect a n who has become a really good friend of mine. you know, we had our little difficulties, right? but actually, ifbu you remembern the beginning, it was a lovefes lovefest. they kept saying, the fake news back here -- [boos] >> president trump: remember they kept saying, but one is it going to break up? i said don't worry, it will break up. we actually had a rally in washington, d.c., t

this took place over houston, texas. you are about to see something incredible from the sky divers.lly bull's-eye. >> you have people going head first, feet first or spinning. watch what happens. after the first ones dive through, then they are upside down. >> this is a trust exercise. it is like a trust fall multiplied by millions. >> it is like something we do when someone quits rtm. >> i love this part of the video where they are like, you guys are going upside down, i'm going to swift in a circle. >> this is cool but involves a lot of skill. >> and a lot of teamwork. have o slam into somebody else. you see how close that guy got? >> very cool. >> they are all pretty cool. >>> ava the dog is just hoping get a little taste. see if she can yourself a turnip. >>> oli, i think you can relate to this guy. >> of course, look at that. >> i'm communicating. this is what i want, this thing. >> ava is really hoping get a little taste of that delicious pizza. it is just right there. it is so close, i can smell it. i can taste it. >> her brow is all fur rowed. >> it is right there. >> you go

texas... e firefighters are battling an apartment fire right now. this is in northwest houston. >>> welcome back. these are live pictures from texas where firefighters are battling an apartment fire right now. this is in the northwest section of houston. as we continue to take a live look, it looks like the firefighters have contained most of the blaze. it was a two-alarm blaze. at least part of the roof is record destroyed. firefighters are going door to door as we saw there. there are some flames there in the picture. they are going door to door to make sure that everyone has escaped. no reports of injuries. we'll stay on top of this live from houston, texas. >>> more new video out of texas showing a woman dumping a toddler on a doorstep after dark and then taking off. she is apparently a friend of the 2-year-old's mother. she was supposed to drop him off with his father but dad lives next door. the homeowner called 911 after finding the boy standing on the stoop. he wasn't hurt. the friend could face charges. >>> only on "5," we tobut san francisco officers having to retake

. >> today's contestant, peter jung from houston, texas, says he and his wife are huge fans of one of my other shows, "the bachelor." i have a feeling if he wins big today they just might have a new favorite show. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] ramatic si ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] peter, they're fired up. >> i'm super excited too. >> if you are half as excited as they are, we're in good shape. >> i am. >> let me show you what you're up against. these 14 questions that'll take us all the way to $1 million. you have your three lifelines. you know what that's about. so let's get to work. >> let's do it. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flouri

misma opiniÓn como hemos visto hoy en las largas filas para asistir al rally del presidente en houston, texasciones. >> hay gente de que usa el asilo polÍtico como una excusa de quedarse en los estados unidos pero muchos hispanos viven con preocupaciÓn lo que se vive en la caravana huyen de la violencia y la violencia extrema y piden ayuda para quienes la conforman. >> vienen a trabajar y tener un mejor futuro para sus hijos. >> algunos como fÉlix gonzÁlez un simpatizansimpatizantes >> al mismo momento eso es peligroso por nosotros y tambiÉn por la gente que viene. >> independientemente del punto de vista sobre la caravana aumentan que es un asunto humanitario que requiere atenciÓn. # >> se convocÓ a donar comida y vÍveres que serÁn enviados a mÉxico para apoyar a la caravana. # >> nosotros no nos estamos enfocando en por quÉ se viene o no sabemos la realidad porque se vienen que es la profunda pobreza >> >> saben lo que estÁn pasando y tambiÉn hizo el recorrido cargando a su hijo de 5 meses. >> veo las madres que estÁn sufriendo. >> me identifico con ellas. # >> por eso puedan encontrar una

i'm jeff glor in houston, texas. tonight, a crucial battleground in the midterm elections.usands have come here tonight to the toyota center. they will soon hear from president trump, who is here in support of his one-time rival, senator ted cruz. andcrats, including former president barack obama, also hit elp campaign trail today with the elections now just 15 days away. we spoke with voters and candidates in a district here that could help determine control of the house. this is perhaps the closest race in the country we cover today. but, we are going to begin tonight across the border with a divisive issue expected to be one of the president's talking points tonight here-- the caravan of central americans heading toward the u.s. osesident trump is threatening to cut aid to three countries for letting those migrants leave. mist are now in southern mexico, about 1,000 miles from the noarest u.s. border crossing. adriana diaz is traveling with them. >> reporter: this is a pit stop on a punishing journey to the e s. border, and it's still just the beginning. migrants from ho

. >>> welcome to houston, texas. as you know, i mainly report from overseas, but this time i'm here for a story that's both foreign and domestic, and, yes, it involves president trump and russia. in particular, why is it that some of president trump's most devoted supporters seem to like putin's russia? i've been traveling in the states. i went to a gun show. i spoke to folks from the christian right. and what surprised me is that even when they see all of the reporting about russia's attempts to influence our election and they know that every one of our intelligence agencies has concluded that putin did, in fact, send his trolls and influence peddlers to try to swing votes, their response is, so what? so, here's the question. when and why did some on the american right fall in love with putin's russia? tonight we'll show you that it did not happen by accident. it happened after russia launched a concerted campaign more than a decade ago to gain a foothold in american society. all of which brings us here to houston.

. >>> welcome to houston, texas. as you know, i mainly report from overseas, but this time i'm here for a story that's both foreign and domestic, and, yes, it involves president trump and russia. in particular, why is it that some of president trump's most devoted supporters seem to like putin's russia? i've been traveling in the states. i went to a gun show. i spoke to folks from the christian right. and what surprised me is that even when they see all of the reporting about russia's attempts to influence our election and they know that every one of our intelligence agencies has concluded that putin did, in fact, send his trolls and influence peddlers to try to swing votes, their response is, so what? so, here's the question. when and why did some on the american right fall in love with putin's russia? tonight we'll show you that it did not happen by accident. it happened after russia launched a concerted campaign more than a decade ago to gain a foothold in american society. all of which brings us here to houston.

presidente seguirÁ hablando de este tema hasta las elecciones intermedias hoy por lo pronto e houston, texase ha solidarizado con ellos y se han organizado para mandar ayuda en forma de agua y alimentos, rubÉn pereida nos cuenta, adelante. >> quÉ tal felicidad me da gusto saludarte del barrio de la villita en chicago donde viven muchos hispanos que estÁn al pendiente de lo que pasa con esta caravana, en su mayorÍa de centroamericanas de honduras que se encuentran en el estado de chiapas y el objetivo llegar a la frontera de mÉxico con estados unidos, ess principalmente de este barrio donde se estÁn coordinando esfuerzos caravana. padre usted estÁ coordinando estos esfuerzos de quÉ se trata. >> se trata de colectar comida, bÍberes y tambiÉn ropa para niÑ una respuesta humanitaria a esta caravana que viene por la frontera. nosotros vemos de que este es una acciÓn totalmente humanitaria ¿verdad? donde nosotros como comunidad inmigrante en chicago tenemos que decir, presente y darles la bienvenida ¿verdad? y pues tambiÉn llevar todos estos donativos ¿verdad? ya que viene tambiÉn la navidad ¿verd

i mean houston texas to meet a group of people whose views i'd like to understand black separatists have. not been there to pick up on the awful thing that the new black panther party has been described as a fairly racist organization whose leaders have encouraged violence against whites and police. yacking and been yeah one of its former leaders is now chairman of a new organization the people's new black panther party that claims to disavow hatred. is that right here. you you should not just know one thing by gum i grew up in virginia so yeah yeah i've shot concept of the right yeah ok i don't own any myself right really and you know and a gun for genuity one. for the panthers are planning a patrol in the southwest of the city where there have been some recent shootings you read a road map. we don't like the police come to town i would neighborhoods patrol and i would neighborhoods and so we should give an example of how we can be self determining. the polies out here killing our you know people on the home and we were patrolling our own neighborhoods we wouldn't have these situations

you are looking at houston, texas. a crowd getting ready to seat president of the united states. waiting since yesterday morning to get a shot at seeing the president. is he going to be there on behalf of ted cruz. a new "wall street journal" msnbc poll showing the president's approval rating is on the rise. technically the highest of his presidency by conventional polls. what does that mean going into this race and this big endorsement today where the president's approval rating is now higher than his predecessor at roughly the same point. real clear politics editor tom bevan. have you often real minded me it's not about the president but it is about the president. will this have an effect? >> well, it certainly is better news for republicans that trump's job approval is trending up than trending down two weeks before the election. to your point the fact that this nbc nut "wall street journal" poll highest in his presidency. fox news poll had him last week. and 45 last week. better than in six months. how familiar is that going to matter if he is at 43 versus 44%? not terribly m

texas 7 has been first won by the gop since a his race here in 1966. >> john culver son is the right guy at the right place at the right time for houston and for texas. >> at 62, john cull ber son, the 18 year incumbent who serves in the powerful house appropriations committee has never faced a challenge this difficult. >> women feel like our voices aren't being heard. >> a 43-year-old well financed attorney named lidsy fletcher. >> no one thinks government is the answer. but they don't think government is the problem. what they really want is for our elected representatives in washington and elsewhere to actually work together to solve problems. >> the big issues in this district include health care. >> it's a terrible idea to have a ien end ther.>> h fletcher wants to i am above it. immigration, both want better security along the border but culver son wants to fund the wall and fletcher does not. >> we have to deal with our policy overall. >> and flood control. hurricane harvey was devastating here. thousands of homes ruined. >> the state loaned us the money. they didn't even give us the money. >> joanie weiner is supporting fletcher. >> i'm mad a

that's going to do it from houston where the ttle of texas won wtby the texans toni in overtime by a re of, 19-16. now this is al michaels for cri collinswormichele tafoya saying goonight from houston. we'll see you next sunday from foxboro. . >> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. . hey! hi! congrats on ranking highest by jd power for internet service satisfaction this year. oh, thank you! and on being ranked #1 in customer satisfaction compared to cable. well, the 100% fiber-optic network deserves the credit, so... and he's humble! so, um...i should probably go get started. you need me to watch the van? no, i'm good! you deserve the best. get fios, the most awarded network. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. >>> now on news4, a tragedy in a small town. a limo crash kills 20 people, mostly relatives a friends. >>> a thank you tropical storm threatens the u.s. michael already leading to a state of emergency. what it can mean for us. >>> and local families get action after complaints of mold in their kids' school. the ne

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houston, texas. some waited 24 hours to get in the door. that while the president supporting ted cruz's reelection. mid-terms two weeks away. byron york to analyze. good day to you. it went about one hour 15 minutes last night, maybe a little longer. he got 12,000 or 13,000 people inside and outside. here is the one critical line that i felt two weeks away from an election sitting president makes a closing argument of sorts. watch. >> president trump: i hate to tell you, i think the lines are bigger tonight than they were two years ago? you know why? because i produced. two years ago, 2 1/2 years ago i had to get up and say we'll give you tax cuts, we'll cut regulations. it was all words. now i've produced so this is easy. >> bill: he has a message and there it is. >> the president talked a lot about not going backward on the progress he has made. he talked about his role in getting rid of job-killing regulations. you just heard him talking about the tax cuts. he talked a lot about the supreme court. in which he has appointed not just two s

>>> well, amid the wild ride on wall street, brian sullivan is in houston, texas, with a special guest. landry ceo and cnbc's own billion dollar buyer tillman fertitta hi, brian. >> hey, contessa you're one of my favorites as well yeah, we'll call him the consumer king. you guys have been doing a great job all day long on cnbc talking about the data, talking about what may happen, speculating we don't need to speculate because we've got a man here whose businesses touch all parts of the consumer economy whether it's dining, whether it's hotels, whether it's gambling. the markets have gone a little nuts the last couple of days i know if you don't look at your data daily, hourly are you seeing slowdown on the u.s. consumer? >> brian, there's no slowdown happening out there. what you're seeing in the market the last couple of days, remember the market is up 300% since '09. you're going to have little corrections along the way. and it has happened over the last nine years. but there's not one catalyst or economic sign out there in the economy that is bringing anything down. you don't have

>> soccer. >> soccer is not a plan, my friend. >> anthony: the way we think about houston, texas, todaye late '70s, early '80s, houston was the boom town of popular television and movie imagination. oil, shipping, nasa, and football combined to create a big spending, big-haired, quasi-cowboy stereotype that, to some extent, still lives with us today, even if the reality is different. though the oil is not gone, a massive glut in the mid-80s sent prices into freefall, more or less killing the city's oil industry. the resulting economic downturn and lower cost of living made houston, however, and probably it might seem to you yankee trash, much more welcoming to people with less means. people getting away from bad situations. people from somewhere else. what that means is that now houston, you know, houston is a place where minorities are now the majority. ♪ quintessential american suburb. and more and more these days, this is the quintessential american family. jonathan, his wife, his mom and sylvia's mom. if you have on christmas or fourth of july, a big holiday, how many extended famil

and that includes places -- that includes places like houston, texas. r flood. in the last three years it is clear a question of whether i would make it to this conference because it is a system and it's not whether it's a hurricane anymore. you can have a major rain event just from a system that starts. harvey was a game changer. while we've all learned is sustainability go hand-in-hand. you can be the energy capital of the world. and at the same time, you can recognize we need to do a lot to address the climate change for the future not only of our city, but other cities across the globe. so it is real. it's the energy capital of the world, but the city of houston is the number one municipality in the 90s is on the utilization of green energy. green power in the united states. 80% of our energy for the city of houston is land. 10% of solar unearthed a day. we just sent to a power purchase agreement. we increased our solar consumption from dirty megawatts to 50. we reduced the contract price by 80% in over 20 years we will be saving the city of houston

consumer especially in a place like houston, texas. for "nightly business repor i'm brian sullivan. >>> ford sales fell sharply in china. that is where we begin tonight's market focus with a 43% decline in sales in september. it is the third s aight month clines. auto sales in china overall dropped the most in nearly seven years. analysts say they are concerned the chinese demand for cars coul f contract for thest time in decades as economic growth continues to sl s. fores fell nearly two percent to $8.64. >>>pnc financial reported a rise in quarterly profit but loan growth was disappointing. investors are expected to see lenders benit from higher borrowing by businesses as those firms take advantage of their ne lower tax rate. shares were off more than five percent to 124.26. >>> general electric has delayed therelease of third quarter results by almost a week. the company says it will g ne th ceo more time to review his businesses. and jpn mor analysts argued that the company did not have enoughr assets cash flow to pay down liabilit

mayor of houston texas cleefs that climate change is real. e science. [applause] that's true. the cities of houston is a part of the c-40 cities. i also co-chair along with mayor gusettee. the climate mayors of the united states congress of mayors. we believe in the paris agreement, and as a result over 400 mayors in the united states have signed on. we are going to do everything we can to fulfill the tenements of the paris agreement. if you don't lead ten top, mayors will lead from where we are. and that includes places -- [applause] that includes places like houston, texas. and the reality is bear in mind, in the last three years, the city of houston has faced three 500 years floods. in the last three years. it is clear. it was a question about whether or not i was going to be able to make it to this conference because there was a system that was forming in the gulf. and it's not about whether it's a hurricane anymore. you can have a major rain event just from a system that starts. harvey was a game changer, and i think we've all learned tha

castro al jazeera houston texas. britain's prime minister told parliament brags that negotiations are ninety five percent complete but tourism a admits the issue of the irish border is yet to be resolved has been no agreement on how to avoid customs checkpoints between islands and member and northern ireland which is part of the u.k. trying to break the impasse prime minister may is indicated she could accept a longer post-divorce transition period but that sangar program colleagues who fear being tied to the new for years to come. the breaks it talks are not about my interests they are about the national interest and the interests of the whole of the united kingdom. surfing thing our national interest will demand that we hold our nerves through these last stages of the negotiations the hardest part of all it will mean not giving in to those who want to stop bricks it with the politicians vote politicians telling people they got it wrong the first time and should try again. and it will mean focusing and it will mean

i mean houston texas to meet a group of people whose views i'd like to understand black separatists. not the playing field but the awful thing that the new black panther party has been described as apparently racist organization whose leaders have encouraged by alliance against whites and police. yakka nimbin yeah one of its former leaders is now chairman of a new organization the people's new black panther party that claims to disavow hatred. is that right here. you you should not just know one thing by going on i grew up in virginia so yeah yeah i've shot counts before there right yeah i don't own any myself right really and you know and a gun for genuity one. for the panthers are planning a patrol in the southwest of the city where there have been some recent shootings you read a road map. we don't like the police come to town i would neighborhoods patrol and i would neighborhoods and so we should give an example of how we can be self determining. the police out here killing our you know people on the home and we were patrolling our own neighborhoods we wouldn't have these situati

. >> we'll broadcast the show from houston, texas. on monday. we'll be in florida the following year. another arrest mr. the gymna gymnastics scandal. and later, my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. . >>> steve penny, the former president and ceo of usa gymnastics is in a jail cell in tennessee accused of hiding documents at the famed karolyi ranch and enabling team doctor larry nasser to see evidence. >> this shows the moment steven penny game stephen pen any prirch, arrested in gatlinburg tennessee charged we will hiding documents. nasser was accused of molesting more than 200 young female athletes under the guice of treatment. -- guise of treatment. jeanette antolyn was one of his victims. >> the pieces are starting to fall that people in power are starting to be held accountable. >> in a statement, penny's lawyers said they're confident he did nothing criminal. >> i

later, he is heading to houston, texas to campaign for senator ted cruz, who is seeking a second term. that is also light on c-span at 7:30 p.m. eastern. democratic senator tom carper is seeking a fourth term it is republican candidate rob arlett or to arlett.-- rob the discuss health care and supreme court nomination of justice brett kavanaugh. ♪ announcer: live from mitchell hall at e

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the president took the stage at a rally in houston, texas on behalf of senator ted cruz. s speaking. this is a high-profile mid-term election in texas. he is neck and neck with baton rouge. -- beto o'rourke. we will continue to listen in. >> to all of my friends in the lone star state, a special place. thank you very much for