we reached out to paxton's office.he response, i trust that dfps will act immediately uponur request, conduct a thorough investigation and protect this child. >> after meeting a mother like me and meeting me in my home, meeting my child, breaking bread at my table, engaging with my children, and then acting like families like mine should not exist, it's infewuriating. >> reporter: gop lawmakers in three states, georgia, kentucky and texas are proposing legislation banning puberty blockers or hormone treatment to anyone under the age of 18. in some cases it would be a felony. >> you can't say that we're going to remove it as a policy matter and hope you survive the next five years. i mean, that is just gambling with people's lives. >> reporter: chase works on transgender justice for the aclu. and in recent years has become a visible advocate. >> that is essentially the state coming in and saying, what we want is for dratransgender chiln to die, because they are disregarding all the evidence that says a child needs to be

paxton opened an investigation into google in september attendees at the meeting next week are expected to discuss procedural matters like how to divide the work of the investigation and share responsibilities while analyzing the tech industry for anti competitive behavior. >>up next a man creates battle look-alike in his garage and you won't believe what's powering this book >>and if you skip the commercials and get more news during the break make sure your st >>for felons got their voting rights restored in a miami courtroom today, yeah and singer john legend was on hand for the historic occasion. last november, a statewide referendum passed an amendment to restore voting rights to more than 1.2 million floridians with felony records. legend is a high-profile advocate of criminal justice reform the docket in today's courtroom allows miami dade judges to set aside financial penalties that would prohibit ex felons from participating in elections. florida's legislature wants require ex-felons to pay off any outstanding court related debt before they can vote. critics liken that to a raci

police arrested daryl reams jose rubio and women paxton last month days after the spreading flames forced officials to evacuate the north bay campus. when the campus reopened 2 dozen students found their rooms have been broken into and their belongings were missing. >>i knew there's security here and stuff so i don't i don't know like how that could happen but you know i face was her they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the par. like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know just like a few hours of ration often even in life there are people that were like acting kind of crazy. >>the university expel all 3 of the students and they were arrested. from the kincade fire is hurting businesses that were not physically damaged in that fire. he's so moreau said near calistoga is a county away from the origin of the kincade fire and yet that winery has been struggling to attract tourists and business since the flames started last month. the owner says some tourists have canceled reservations in recent weeks believing that the castle was in fire danger. >>we w

few days later on the 29th, 3 students darrell livingston reams jose ricardo rubio and lamont brian paxton were pulled over and the arresting officer discovered stolen items in their vehicle as they were attempting to leave campus now they were taken into custody booked in the sonoma county jail. now since classes resumed here this week. students have returned to their dorm rooms and discovered that they had been burglarized in total 24 police reports have been filed claiming that residences have been burglarized police now believe that the 3 suspects they have in custody may be responsible. i talked to students here on campus on friday who say it was chaotic when everyone was leaving school last month and they are surprised that so many dorms had been burglarized a new there's security here and stuff so. >>i don't i don't know like how that could happen you know like where they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the power. because like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know that tust like a few hours of ration often even in life there are people that

few days later on the 29th, 3 students darrell livingston reams jose ricardo rubio and lamont brian paxton were pulled over and the arresting officer discovered stolen items in their vehicle as they were attempting to leave campus now they were taken into custody booked in the sonoma county jail. now since classes resumed here this week. students have returned to their dorm rooms and discovered that they had been burglarized in total 24 police reports have been filed claiming that residences have been burglarized police now believe that the 3 suspects they have in custody may be responsible. i talked to students here on campus on friday who say it was chaotic when everyone was leaving school last month and they are surprised that so many dorms had been burglarized a new there's security here and stuff so. >>i don't i don't know like how that could happen but you know like to face with her they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the par. as like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know that just like a few hours of ration often even in life there are peop

texas attorney general ken paxton joins us today from our d.c. bureau.they have a terrible problem with homelessness in california. compare and contrast what california is doing as opposed to texas. >> well, look, it's a disaster in california, san francisco, my son lives in san francisco, l.a. what we are trying to do is provide solutions to get them off the streets and to get them out of camping anywhere they want, which creates a huge health and safety risk to the residents of austin and other cities in texas. steve: and, in fact, that's why we have seen so much -- so many homeless folks in austin and right there we are looking at california, i believe. but in austin, the town council said, you know what? we are going to let anybody camp anywhere in austin on a public spacex september in front of city hall. >> you got it exactly right. and that was where our policy -- that happened in the happened in the middle of the summer and thankfully our governor acted and said we are not going to put up with this. we provided space for them to move to. now the

police arrested arrow rene's jose rubio and lamont paxton last month.s after the spreading flames for students to evacuate the north bay campus. when school reopened 2 dozen students found that the rooms have been broken into and their belongings were missing. >>i knew there was security here and stuff so i don't i don't know like how that happened you know like where they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the par because like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know that just like a few hours of ration often even in like there are people that were like acting kind of crazy. >>well following their arrests all the students were expelled from sonoma state university. it has been one year since the deadliest wildfire in california history. the camp fire rips through paradise last year killing 85 people and destroying nearly 14,000 homes, people in paradise came together for a moment of silence that lasted 85 seconds one 2nd for each person who lost their life. many survivors also took that opportunity to reflect. >>it's

. [♪] liz: let's get right to our next guest, texas attorney general ken paxton.e phone. your reaction to the story we just heard from the angel mom. >> it's tragic, unnecessary, and all too common. i met with many families who have lost children and spouses. it's a function of our border security situation and the lack of resolve to protect our borders and the people in our state. liz: she says governor gavin newsome has not contacted her. >> how hard would it be to sayr see that and not act. liz: chad wolf told fox news in an exclusive interview that he's going to redirect his troops to go after the cash flow behind the gangs are drugs and human smuggling. >> if you are cut off the cash flow, you cut off the drug trade. liz: do you think he can do that? >> i do. the government has present resources and there is no reason they can't bring them to bear. it's easier than having to build an entire wall across the border. liz: president trump ordering park rangers to help fight drug traffickers and illegal immigration. we have had apprehensions and arrests up 88% yea

sonoma state university students daryl rene's jose rubio and lamont paxton were arrested last month justter the spreading flames forced officials to evacuate the north bay campus. police found the trio was stolen property and took them into custody when the campus reopened returning students discovered the rooms had been broken into gs were missing. >>i knew there was security here and stuff so i don't i don't know like how that could happen but you know think was her they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the par. like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know just like a few hours of ration often even in life there are people that were like acting kind of crazy. >>all 3 students accused of the crimes have been expelled and charged with burglary and possession of stolen property can. >>ripple effect after the kincade fire is hitting tourism with damaging impact on businesses which were not even physically damaged in the wild fire itself. well, the flames for isolated mostly to northern sonoma county. well forcefully to go reports neighboring napa vall

liz: ken paxton, thank you for joining us. thank you for having us in your home. next on the fox business network. have a good evening. [♪] lou: good evening, everybody. the day after the radical dimms' impeachment extravaganza went public and at the same time went nowhere. the dimms today did their best to spin up glowing interpretations of what was the first public hearing centered strictly on their star witnesses who flamed out in spectacular fashion. no amount of revision and fantasy from the left-wing media or the party of hate can mitigate or eliminate the flimsy showing that all but collapsed in its first day after public rollout.

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ag's lawsuit against the $26 billion sprint/t-mobile case resumes, today they persuaded texas ag ken paxtonevada state ag aaron ford to drop out. but will that help them in settling with the two biggest opponents, new york and california? of course, we got to go to our man charlie gasparino, who is joining us now with the very, very latest. >> we should point out my producer did break it today that nevada was on the list to be picked off. the news just crossed the wire now that the state ag in nevada is now supporting the tri sprint/t-mobile deal. that brings us to a little more than a dozen state ags that's supporting this. still, state ags are largely democrats, thus you will see the bulk of state ags still are against this deal because they think it's bad for consumers, whether or not the numbers point that out. we don't have to litigate that here. here's what we do know. we do know that sprint and t-mobile, listen, their whole game plan is to pick off enough of these guys so when it comes down to like hours before this thing goes to court on december 9th, they go to california and new y

paxton did it. who hasn't? anyone brave enough to admit they have not texted in a donation yet?ther important owan in the crowd tonight. let's recognize krista gill stacked for just a second. thank you very much. have a good night, iowa democrats. enjoy the rest of the show. ♪ >> from the third congressional district, congresswoman sidney axne.me -- cindy ♪ >> ♪ hit me with your best shot why don't you hit me with your best shot hit me with your best shot fire away ♪ ♪ [applause] rep. axne: hello, iowa democrats. how's everybody doing tonight? we are thrilled to be here in this theater in the round, second,ting the first, and third district of the great state of iowa out at the united states house of representatives. [cheers and applause] axne: i have walked on the stage three times, first as a candidate for the primary, second as your nominee for iowa's third congressional district, and now is a congresswoman from the great district right here in iowa, 16 counties in the southwest corner of the state. [cheers and applause] axne: and i am thrilled to andere with my colleagues my