what we don't want is what greg abbott has just.ned a bill into law that allows any texan to carry a loaded gun in public, despite the fact that 35,000 licenses to carry a firearm requests were denied by law enforcement in this state in the last five years. all those people can now carry a loaded gun in public, as can the tens of thousands who knew better than to even apply for a license to carry. that's why police chief, law enforcement, we should be supporting in this state, back to the begged of the governor not to sign those law. those texans understand that. so we're good work together to make sure we have common sense gun legislation and protect the second amendment here in texas. >> beto o'rourke, running for government in the state of texas. thank you for your time tonight. it's been over two years since the release of the 16 19 project and it continues to report reverberate through schools and politics. tonight, nikole hannah-jones on the newest entry to that run baking body of work. but go anywhere. o... arthritis. here. n

patricia: greg abbott as irÁ a de la celebraciÓn. vacunas sin costo contra la gripe y el covid-19 hoy. a sus 65 años, la experiencia lo ha hecho un “maestro del domingo” programa tus vacunas sin costo y nunca se pierde ni un solo partido. por eso justo cuando calificó para medicare, habló con la gente de wellcare. son maestros de medicare y lo hacen todo más fácil para que puedas ahorrar dinero. tienen planes con cero costos de primas mensuales, cero copagos para cuidados primarios o medicinas con recetas. te ahorras tu dinero. wellcare. medicare bien hecho. excongresista y aspirante pres patricia: el ex congresistademÓcrata lanzÓ su candidatura para la gobernaciÓn de texas. quiso llegar al senado en 2018, pero perdiÓ. intentarÁ ganarle al actual gobernador. millas de calcetines con un propÓsito hacen realidad un patricia: nos vamos a despedir con las imÁgenes que van a ver, interminables hileras de calcetines colgando de ganchos, ellos ganaron un premio guinness este fin de semana. ellos iniciaron una campaÑa de recolecciÓn de media

todd: ryan dylan, formally announcing his change in affiliation alongside governor greg abbott.ker disheartened by texas democrats after they fled the state to avoid voting on legislation over the summer. i had momentarily forgotten about that. remember when they did that? how ridiculous is that? but this should come as no surprise when you think about henry cuellar who is strong on the border issue, what is it 1.7 million border crossings over the last year a more and more every month, alejandra mayorkas saying if you're here illegally you can't be deported by a switch is the purpose of ice and president biden supporting the plan to pay illegal immigrants separated at the border and all of these things affect border communities and a lot of texas border communities are democrats, a lot of hispanics are democrats but the numbers dwindling because of this very issue. todd: i expanded beyond the border. i look at a state like connecticut where i live which has been democrat since the don of time, everybody i know in that state is a democrat. they don't espouse the policies you see

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comerciales) as noches las escuelas podrán exigir uso de mascarillas luego que la presión de greg abbott uso de mascarillas viola la ley california podría estar en otra ola de covid-19 llaman a ponerse la vacuna de refuerzo aumento de precios como la gasolina le cuento la razón para que los precios estén por las nubes y si se espera que sigan subiendo rompe en llano el joven acusado de matar a dos personas y herir a otra en protestas en wisconsin contra la violencia policial realizan vigilia por recordar a las víctimas de la estampida humana mientras se conocen nuevos testimonios de los asistentes al evento comenzamos con el uso o no de masscc mascarillas ♪♪ y esta noche un juez federal en texas dictaminó que la posición de greg abbott de exigir cubreboca a estudiantes violación el derecho de estudiantes con discapacidades la decisión abre la puerta para que implementen mandatos de uso de obligación de mascarillas para todos alumnos y personal escolar y ya hay 900 mil menores inmunizados de niños de 5 a 11 años 28 millones de niños son elegibles para la dosis de pfizer en california hay

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is he a threat to greg abbott?ay he wanted to run for governor and he already has. he's united pretty much all of axis against him ryan guillen is a democrat or was from rio grande city who switched parties today same democratic party no longer represented beto o'rourke is the head of thought democratic party. his a much anticipated beach which we followed month by much anticipated concession speech. as much chance of being government of texas as i do and there's a reason why since 1994 and if not going to be here. democrats have any chance at all, he pretty much lost it when he announced the one think he's going to do is he's a prolific fundraiser, he ran against ted cruz and raised $80 million in both again this time so the people are most upset about them running for governor mark weber is a running as long to santos and the government kansas because what he has the ability to do is dry up democrat small donor base because i get excited about him he's not going to be governor but he's going to hurt the national

thank god for our republican governors like kim reynolds in iowa, greg abbott in texas, bill lee in tennessee, pete ricketts nebraska, tate reeves mississippi, and of course ron desantis in florida. by the way, florida has the lowest infection rate in the united states. and then with virginia freeing itself by electing glenn youngkin, democrats, i think they frankly just don't know what to do. spending money, that's not helping biden's numbers. trillions more that will be spent perhaps is only going to drive the value of the dollar down further. but covid to them is like crystal meth to a drug addict. they know it's not working. they know it's bad to stay on the topic that they keep returning to it. the fact is everything the experts push from lockdowns to school closures to masks have only made matters worse. and now i know that the vaccinated can spread the virus just as easily as the nonvaccinated. oops.

governors like kim reynolds in iowa, greg abbott in texas, bill lee infancy, pete ricketts nebraska, kate reed mississippi and ron desantis in florida. florida now has the lowest infection rate in the united states. in virginia by a like england youngcan, democrats don't know what to do. spending money is not helping biden's numbers and trillions more that will be spent will only drive the value of the dollar down further but covid to them is like crystal myths to a drug addict. they know it's not working, they know it's a bad but they keep returning to it. the fact is everything the experts push from lockdowns to school closures to masks have only made matters worse and now we know the vaccinated can spread the virus as easily as the nonvaccinated and with this new variant they want us to start embracing more mandates. lineup for the endless boosters that may or may not work, great

cada veterano >> en new york noticias telemundo >> un juez federal dictaminó que la orden de greg abbottes ilegal, ahora se podrá ser obligatorio reacciones desde houston >> por qué nos tenemos que poner las mascarillas >> hasta los niÑos de kínder saben que tienen que usar mascarillas >> muchos pequeños se ha vuelto un hábito porque necesitan protegse >> un juez federal le dio revés a greg abbott en su afán de prohibir el uso obligatorio en las escuelas lidia rosas tiene un hijo con asma >> cuando se enferma la tengo que llegar y con la mascarillas es más protección >> la doctora insiste que vanados se debe usar cubreboca >> después de ponerse las dos dosis cuando todavía hay virus en la comunidad se puede infectar >> aún así el procurador dic que ve todas l vías legales >> mis hijos están acostumbrados con la mascarilla >> hasta puede llegar a la corte de justicia de la nación noticias telemundo >> nos quedamo en texas son9 los muertos por la estampida humana en un concierto en houston, murió anoche después de haber estado conectada a un respirador articial por las heridas la madrde la

yo tengo la confianza en en el estado de texas es de las diferencias de gobernador de texas, greg abbottirma hoy lo que él ha calificado como transformador su plan de inrfaestructura de 2.2 millones de dólares (información en pantalla) >> con su plan busca reformar puentes carreteras puertos transporte público y para sacarlo adelante en el congreso tuvo que renunciar a más de u proyecto inicial (nombre en inglés) el asesor másercano del expresidente de estados unidos, donald trump compadeció hoy ante un juez de washington para enfrentar rgos penales por desacato al no responder preguntas de l investigación al ataque al capitolio , bannon no se declaró culpable y el juez lo puso en libertad sin fianza pero le retuvo el pasaporte hoy se termina el plazo para los 35 mil empleados y maestr del distrito unificado de los ángeles y los que no estén cunados contra el coronavirus (covid-19) se pueden enfrentar despido el sindicato de estros dice que los que no han recibido la dos es una mínima part de ellos el distrito de los ángeles dice que no habrá más prórrogas y tratan de proteger sus casi 6

governor abbott's plan doesn't work. a nbc news review of the most recent state and fbi data finds texas is well behind the national average when it comes to states that actually find, arrest and put away rape suspects. by blessing this law, the supreme court could unleash, unleash a contagion effect, prompting a rash of similar laws in other states. and if the high court upholds sb-8 it could have massive implications for federal law enforcement. so much so that 120 former prosecutors and judges signed onto a brief last week calling sb-8 the most blatant attempt to thwart authorities since jim crow. it could give states' rights the very ammunition they need to fight other laws with which they don't agree, like gun restrictions and voting right laws. melissa, you are my guru for all things supreme court. so, as someone highly familiar with what's happening this week, what are you listening for in tomorrow's arguments? what should we take away from the questions the justices ask? >> so i think it's really important going

we'll bring the people of texas together to do great things. >> looks like current governor abbott'sor just announcing. we'll watch this. beto o'rourke, thank you for taking the time today. we appreciate it. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> breaking news from china where tennis star peng shuai is heard from for the first time since going missing. what she had to say and why not everyone is convinced her appearance means she is safe. stay with us. stay with us (vo) the more we do with our phones, the more network quality and reliability matter. and only verizon has been the most awarded for network quality 27 times in a row. that means the best experience with calls, texts and data usage of any major carrier, according to customers. there's only one best network. the only one ranked #1 in reliability 16 times in a row. we are building 5g right. to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowerin

i know when we come together and stop this divisive extremism that we see from greg abbott right nowng on guns for a moment, on friday a wisconsin jury acquitted kyle rittenhouse in his murder trial. rittenhouse claimed he acted in self-defense when he shot and killed two people and wounded a third in kenosha, wisconsin last year. what is your reaction to the verdict? >> he mean, this entire tragedy makes the case we should not allow our fellow americans to own and use weapons that were originally designed for battle field use. that ar-15, ak-47 has one single solitary purpose and that is killing people as effectively, efficiently, in as great a number and little time as possible. we saw that kenosha and el paso, texas where 23 people were murdered by someone with an ak-47 in a matter of minutes. this is crazy and we should not come to expect this as a matter of course in america. the thing is we don't have to. here in texas where most of us including myself grew up learning how to use firearms responsibly, let's bring that experience and knowledge to bear and protect the second amen

the other reason he's doing well versus abbott, abbott is like -- for one of the left hates him.t him because he wasn't good on cove a doctor. he was a wimp in the first year. noah wakes up every day and he just looks and says come i'll have what he's having. he just copies. he was wishy-washy. >> that was not fair. >> the neanderthals are a lot brighter than what they think they are. >> a lot hotter than pete davidson too. >> there very hairy. the call take it. >> jimmy, i want to talk to you about mcconnaughhay up and about beto because there's a thing about beto that he is so absolutely unlikable and that resistance to work for a living. he just expects to be elected for a living. >> beto is what happens when parents give their kids complement they don't deserve. human amine? in the media has played a role in shaping that. through other elections. where i called him the mumford and son of politics. everyone says it's cool to listen to them let's muster listen to it. they put on mumford & sons and you say what is this [bleep] with the ukulele? the whole mcconnaughhay thing he h

when we come together and stop this divisive extremism that we see from greg abbott right now, we're for a moment, on friday, a wisconsin jury acquitted kyle rittenhouse in his murder trial. rittenhouse claimed he acted in self-defense when he shot and killed two people and wounded a third in kenosha, wisconsin, last year. what's your reaction to that verdict? >> i mean, this entire tragedy makes the case that we should not allow our fellow americans to own and use weapons that were originally designed for battlefield use, that ar-15, that ak-47 has one single solitary purpose and that is killing people as effectively, as efficiently and great a number in as little time as possible. we saw that in kenosha. we saw that in el paso, texas, where 23 people were murdered by someone with an ak-47 just in a matter of minutes. this is crazy, and we should not come to expect this as the matter of course in america, and the thing is, we don't have to. so here in texas, where most of us including myself grew up learning how to use firearms responsibly, let's bring that experience and knowledge

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and here's to good timing. >> you mentioned governor abbott.he recently bragged about signing legislation curing the 1836 project which is the republicans answer to the 1619 project. and to promote texas >> education they are going to do the most ridiculous thing that ever heard in the entire history of the world for the one to print up pamphlets promoting patriotism and get them out to people in the drivers license. it is just kind of posy bs that is in response to the reevaluation of our foundational myth. there are so many examples to keep coming up the most prominent one a ball is the embrace of the gun rights movement of the come and take it flag from gonzalez putting in ar-15 where the canon was. the symbolism and the constructs inform so much of conservative thought these days it's almost atmospheric. it is pervasive. >> let's call it what it is. these myths were created to promote wide supremacy government, justify jim crow laws, justify the massacre along the border. there have been so many horrendous things done to people of color in

abbott isn't just a normal republican. the most nationalized, right winger right now.olicies when it came to covid. things that were popular with pluralties and majorities of texas voters. democrats and republicans. his abdication of leadership that led to death of his texans around the power grid failure became a national story. one around in which he went on fox news and basically said suck a lemon. he is also a highly nationalized and polarizing and for a texas republican, unpopular figure. >> i think that that is right. i always say that local races are more local than anything, but i do recognize in recent years all elections right down to school boards have become more nationalized and in this case, that is also true. one reason we hear beto o'rourke saying that neither biden or trump is on the ballot is because he knows that biden and trump weigh heavily on this race. president biden's favorability ratings, which are falling, which is bad news for him, and i'm sure a great number of republicans in texas believe that donald trump won the election. at the same tim

texas governor greg abbott with a message to shippers. >> are your products stuck off long beach?romoted on governor abbott's twitter account, the narrator tells shipping companies to escape california, and instead sale 2 weeks to 24/7 unction texas cargo ports. about 40% of the country's imports go through the los angeles and long beach ports. president biden recently announcing a plan to keep those ports running 24/7. >>> elon musk spacex has won the latest court battle for a lucrative nasa contract over fellow billionaire jeff bezos. lou origin sued nasa because it favored the spacex landing system for america's return to the moon. a federal court affirmed that the spacex proposal has already been approved by the government accountability office. spacex was also the low bidder for the project, providing a quote of $2.9 billion, or about half the price of the blue origin quote. work on the lunar lander had been on hold pending the outcome of the lawsuit. now nasa says it will resume as soon as possible. >>> vaccine appointment are filling up fast for kids around the bay area. on

here >> we didn't realize that governor abbott would promote our book so heavily. but when we started this, when chris got his start two years ago, nobody was talking about the history of the alamo. and we just two years later, working on the book with our heads down, doing our thing, have now suddenly -- late in june 2021, found that the new york times, washington post, national geographic, everyone and their mother is suddenly writing about. this and here's to the times. >> yeah, let's go back to your mention of governor abbott. he just recently bragged about signing legislation creating the 1836 project, which is the republican trollish project to the 16 19 project. to promote texas civic education, they're going to do the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard in the entire history of the world. they're going to print out pamphlets promoting patriotism and give them out people getting their drivers license. it's just kind of totally bs that is in response to the reevaluation of our foundational miss. so, there are so many examples that keep coming up. the most p

but new polling shows he's trailing incumbent greg abbott by nine points. meanwhile, politico reported this week the democratic governors association might sit out the 2022 race in florida, giving republican ron desantis a cakewalk there ahead of the possible 2024 run for the white house. we should note the dga has denied they are deemphasizing the sunshine state. what do you make of these stories? >> in texas beto o'rourke -- nine points down in texas is not necessarily a bad thing, especially given that abbott oosthuizen approval is 43 versus a t abbott oosthuizen approval is 43 versus 40, 35. his negatives are very high, rev, so i'm not sure how that washes out. but giving desantis a free ride is such a bad idea, not just because -- it may be difficult to beat him, but you need to keep the party active in florida, and you have val demings running against marco rubio. you need to put every effort into every coalition bloc you can to get a good turnout for val demings. you need the democratic national committee to also step up because that would be a huge

get it -- >> last question for you in the minute that we have left, your republican governor greg abbottwhat is the impact of gerrymandering and texas? particularly on making sure there is fara presentation from latino voters? >> well it has been awful, under the governor and republican leadership in the state of texas. as you know, my particular district were a quarter of 1 million people out of my district, from my neighboring district. -- latino voters over 70% of the growth in the state. 95% for minorities. we did not get a single seat beyond -- carried on the shoulders of this governor. i think you will see this next election people remember when they go to the polls, people are really upset at governor abbott these days in south texas and the state. >> congressman vicente gonzalez, thank you so much for joining us tonight, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> coming up congressman -- is feeling bullish about democrats keeping the house. but to do that they have to hold hispanic voters. we have stephanie kumar and stephanie -- coming on that next. coming on that next

we have tremendous support from governor greg abbott and texas legislators and state leadership becausees to take care of the problem but the issue is that the federal government is stepping in and they're not allowing us to do our jobs because there are certain areas especially federal property that we could in the take enforcement action because the federal government does not want us to take enforcement action. that's what the american people need to understand. we have resources and assets to secure the border but the question needs to be asked the federal government why you're not allowing texas to step in and take care of the crisis if you're not going to do. ed: exactly. there were 164,303 encounters in the southern border and that's more than doubled from october of 2020. numbers like these, is that playing into -- it is playing in the president's approval rating. fox news poll shows 59% of registered voters disapprove about the president's handling of the voter. 59%. major failure of the federal government, how do you in your opinion quickly stop the caravans from coming? >> we

patricia: greg abbott as irÁ a ser elegido y tiene un fuerte adios manchas en los dientes.na semana. su visión está muy bien. aquí veo que le toca una mamografía. ¿le hacemos una cita? sí, por favor. hang in there. we'll break it down one day at a time. ♪ ♪ en kaiser permanente todo tu equipo médico trabaja tan conectado que una simple visita de rutina podría salvar tu vida. somos un líder en la prevención, detección a tiempo y tratamiento del cáncer. excongresista y aspirante pres patricia: el ex congresistademÓcrata lanzÓ su candidatura para la gobernaciÓn de texas. quiso llegar al senado en 2018, pero perdiÓ. intentarÁ ganarle al actual gobernador. millas de calcetines con un propÓsito hacen realidad un hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que necesites mejor internet. at&t fiber te da velocidades de carga más rápidas para videollamadas más fiables. obtén at&t fiber, planes desde $35

your republican governor greg abbott signed a new redistricting map.texas, particularly on making sure there's fair representation for latino voters? >> well, it's been awful under the governor and republican leadership in the state of texas. as you know, my particular district, they ran over a quarter of a million people out of my district and my neighboring district. latino growth, which is 75% of the growth in this state, over 95% minorities, we did not get a single seat -- it's going to be carried on the shoulders of this governor. i think you're going to see this next election people remember it when they go to the polls. people are really upset at governor abbott these days in south texas and across the state. >> congressman vicente gonzalez, thank you very much for joining us tonight. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> coming up, you heard him. congressman gonzalez is feeling bullish about democrats keeping the house. but to do that they have to hold hispanic voters. raisa kumar and stephanie valencia join us on that next. . go

now, abbott alone is worth $227 billion. and abbvie is worth $207 billion. kind of value creation that you and i must be on the hunt for all the time now, much of what happened there came down to execution myles white performed brilliantly, even when he retired, he chose excellent people to run abbott and abbvie. abbvie has an outsized dividend, they're both attractive. both for the trust we write about them all the time, if you're a member of the club the j&j breakup is similar you have a pure play pharma business that grows fast and then a group of popular over the counter brands, whether it be tylenol or benadryl or neutrogena alone today, i think i have taken everything on this wall, every single one of them yeah, i mean, between this and that, well, probably too much graphic -- just check. anyway, when you ask people about j&j's pharma business, most don't even know that they have a superior organic growth that breaches 10%. that's remarkable. it's an old company. they have got solid eye care, heart disease, cancer franchises excellent medical devise bu

and here's to good timing. >> let's go back to your mention of governor abbott. he just recently bragged about signing legislation creating the 1836 project, which is the republicans' troll-ish answer to the 1619 project. to promote texas civic education they're going to do the and give them to people getting their driver's license. it's just kind of posy bs that is in response to the reevaluation of the foundational myths. there's so many examples that keep coming up. most prominent of all is the embrace of the gun rights movement. come and take it and putting an ar-15 where the canon was. the symbolism and construct informs so much of conservative thought these days, it's almost atmospheric. it's pervasive. >> let's call it what it is, the fight over white supremacy. these myths were created to promote white supremacy and government justified jim crow laws, justify the massacre of those along theboarder. there have been so many horrendous things done to people of color in the name of exceptionalism and at its core, exceptionalism is about the alamo and the stru

today, abbott is getting a formidable challenger on the left, his campaign for governor.s congressman who rose to national prominence when he came within three points of unseating senator ted cruz, in a state where -- by nine points just two years before. he ran in the 2020 democratic primaries, solidifying his national president pride. -- democratic contenders tomorrow night, will join our show for an exclusive interview on how he plans to be greg abbott in a state that has not had a democratic governor since 1995. we do not want to miss it. up next, no matter which party wins the governor mansion in texas next year, they will have more money than ever to help their state now that president biden has signed the in for bipartisan infrastructure bill into law. that's next. structure bill into law that's next. facing expensive vitamin c creams with dull results? olay brightens it up with new olay vitamin c. gives you two times brighter skin. hydrates better than the $400 cream. - grammarly business turned my marketing team into rock stars. (diana strums guitar) maya swears

>> sean, since imposing the criminal tress pass laws rye governor abbott, from have been over 1800 peopleted but that's only a fractions of the 400,000 that have disappeareded over the last year. >> sean: sarah sanders here with reaction. if joe biden wants to save his presidency on the economy go back to the trump policies that work and he wants rower prices for every -- item go back to energy policy of the donald trump. i don't see that happening. >> everything happening in the biden administration is a total failure. it's clear that the defining characteristic right now of the biden administration is incompetency at the border, crime and cartel violence and in the economy and inflation and when it comes to foreign policy in afghanistan. it's a failure. everything they touch they destroy. it's why it's so important we have tough and strong leaders standing up and pushing back that will save our country from the the failures of the left and the destruction of this administration. >> sean: bill clinton learned a lesson. him and newt gingrich came together and balanced the budget. do you s

governor abbott is just the beginning. fellow gop lawmakers across america have jumped on the trend of banning coming of age stories of those in the lbgtq plus community and although the furor is being seen at local school board meetings. >> i will stand here until my time is restored and my time is finished. these books are in stock and available in the library of robinson. langley. and annandale high schools. pornography is offensive to all people. it is offensive to common decency. >> i am here to protest the use of fairfax taxpayers money in a campaign to normalize homo-erottic material with minors. >> msnbc opinion columnist hayes brown argues these bans do more harm than good, the truth is the books under examination are rarely too difficult for students to handle, and so parents who struggle, the most fear is directed at challenging complicated books that deal with the exact sort of struggles and themes that many parents would prefer their children never face in real life. but the students who most need to read many

republican greg abbott has fallen out of favor with many in the state.hows his approval under water. 48% disapproval just 43% approving a sign of the republican governor's vulnerability as he faces a primary challenge from the right in the person of former texas republican party chair alan west. today abbott is getting a formidible challenger on the left as beto o'rourke announces his campaign for governor. he was a texas congressman who rose to national prominence when he came within three points of unseating senator ted cruz in a state where donald trump had beaten hillary clinton by nine points two years before. he ran in the 2020 democratic presidential primary solidifying his national presence in head-to-head match-ups with other major democratic contenders. tomorrow night beto will join our show for an exclusive interview to discuss how he plans to beat greg abbott in a state that has not had a democratic governor since 1995. you do not want to miss it. >>> up next, no matter which party wins the governor's mansion in texas next year they will have

and here's to good timing. >> let's go back to your mention of governor abbott. he just recently bragged about signing legislation creating the 1836 project, which is the republicans' trollish answer to the 1619 project. to promote texas civic education they're going to do the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard in the history of the world, they're going to print up pamphlets promoting patriotism and give them to people getting their driver's license. it's just kind of posey bs. but there are so many examples that keep coming up. the most predominant one of all is the embrace of the gun rights movement in putting an ar-15 where the canon was. the symbolism and the constructs form so much of conservative thoughts these day that it's almost atmospheric. it's pervasive. >> let's call it what it is, which is a fight over white supremacy. these myths were created to promote white supremacy in government to justified jim crow laws, justify the massacre of people along the border. there have been so many horrendous things done to people of color in the name of texas e

so abbottspring, abbott has a decent drug business with a very good device business, and if you think about this, this is the great myles white. >> abbott/abbvie separation, to some degree, more than 431 billion today, okay, it was $81 billion when they did the separation ten years, one of the -- literally may be exhibit a why you do this. i think alex gorsky is a great executive. >> we do know that splits -- we've been talking about and kidding about shrink to grow -- >> laser focused. >> all those words that bankers use, but that's the story in the market it's one week. we've seen two iconic companies choose to go down this road because of focus, because of the customer level, consumer level, in the marketplace itself. they continue to say as well there was a growing divergence between these businesses, even more so as a result of covid there was once when it went to otc and you could see some overlap there. >> what i regard as football brands in the store, meaning that you can have a knockoff that looks just like them from walgreens that people will buy, because it's cheaper you go

we did reach out to governor greg abbott's office, but have yet to hear back. texas attorney general ken paxton tweeted out last night that they are looking at every avenue right now to possibly challenge this decision. norah. >> o'donnell: mireya villarreal, thank you. and there are alarming new numbers tonight on kids and covid. more than 100,000 children have now tested positive for covid every week for the past 13 weeks, and now, there are growing concerns about the long-term impacts of covid on children. w get more on this from cbs's meg oliver. >> it feels a little scary, like i just can't breathe. >> reporter: 14-year-old madison foor is a competitive dancer. she was healthy before she got covid in january. now, ten months later, she needs an inhaler daily. >> things are still a little bit off. >> reporter: this week, madison returned to university of michigan's children's hospital to check her lung function. the clinic is studying so-called long-haul symptoms in kids. >> my heart starts pumping really fast, and my lungs, it's just like, constant need fo

has made a deeper commitment in benefit of migrants than president biden but texas governor greg abbott who deals with the border, on a daily basis wants president biden to engage in tough talk with the mexican leaders, abbott related to the president which reads in part i urge you to engage the mexican government about ways to prevent smuggling of individuals, drugs and the continued flow of illegal immigrants into texas. i urge you to protect american assets from seizure by the mexican government. meanwhile the conversation with justin trudeau will focus less on border talk and more on pipelines, also the electric vehicle tax credit for american-made cars announced by president biden. auto parts frequently cost the canadian border many times, and both countries, the united states and canada are dependent on each other. >> we are a little concerned about the supervision the mandates, rebates could have a negative impact. >> something carly mentioned that is important to note on the white house schedule, there's nothing mentioned about a news conference which is a little unusual when yo

nidia: los resultados del anÁlisis es un contraste a las declaraciones del gobernador greg abbott, duranteesario una tormenta como la que vimos en febrero de 2021 para causar un apagÓn. paulina: en los Últimos tres aÑos los migrantes de centro mÉdico han pagado miles de millones de dÓlares a traficantes de personas para llegar a estados unidos y que a pesar de que el trÁfico humano es un delito grave que combaten autoridades, "los coyotes" cada vez son mÁs y este negocio ilÍcito prospera. pablo: el trÁfico humano de centroamericanos es una industria cada vez mÁs multimillonario. la guatemalteca wendy, como tantos otros pagÓ miles de dÓlares para huir de la pobreza. >> yo no quiero que mis hijos estÉn pasando penas ni hambre. pablo: los coyotes hasta se anuncian en las redes sociales. >> entre 9000 y 12.000 $ es lo que cobramos. locutor: eso es el sueldo mÍnimo de una persona en guatemala durante mÁs de tres aÑos. entre 2017 y 2021 los coyotes han cobrado 2.200.000.000 $ a inmigrantes, segÚn un estudio de polÍtica migratoria. durante esos aÑos se registraron 1.8 millones de encuentros con p

y dijo que espera con u una carrera política ser más útil, en las elecciones del próximo año greg abbott esperan ventas por varios miles de millones de dólares . >>>a velocidades de miles de clic por ndo lunes cibernético espera romper récord de ventas en línea ♪♪ la presión de ventas aumentaba pero las ventas no superaron al año anterior . >>> durante black friday los consumidores comprar más. >>> las fechas límites para que sus compras lleguen a navidad ien fecha limie así que no deje sus compras para último momento. >>> lio messi ganó el balón de oro este año y lleva el número que nadie ha conseguido hasta ahora y luis suárez fue el encargado de entregarle el premio y para el astro argentino es el cierre dorado tras un año difícil, y también consiguió la copa américa algo que buscaba hace mucho tiempo con la selección de su país . >>> esperaba conseguir algo con mi camiseta, mi país y mi gente y por eso quiero disfrutarlo con ellos porque fue algo grandioso y agradecer a mis amigos y no sabia que venía y me lo encontré acá y es algo especacular. >>> con esto lio messi le sacó más vent

if fact today texas governor greg abbott tweeted that while biden is banning travel from south africahe's doing nothing to stop south africans from crossing the southern border illegally. >> and you know greg abbott has a very good poibility here. every day millions of south africans walk across the atlantic ocean to cross the border i mean why did i book a flight, what is it? this is the biggest bullshit ever, props to the governor of texas trying to turn any story about a complaint about the border. everyone is much whatting, red notice on netflix when what they should be doing is watching our southern border. you may not this about me but i too am a south african, relax, relax, everyone in the studio, relax, i do not have the variant, i think. that i got the og one. and as a south african without does not have the variant, i think this travel ban is total bullshi it t, i really do. first of all covid is a hoax, we can all agree on that, right? no, but secretary of all, omicron has already been found in over a dozen countries, a dozen countries around the world. right, we don't know

he criticized abbott over the state's power grid failure. o'rourke lost his bid for the democratic presidential nomination last year and narrowly loss the senate nomination to ted cruz in 2018. >>> still to come, a guitar played by eric clapton is bringing huge bids at auction. >>> here is a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> here is your chance to get your hands on items belonging to some of the biggest music stars including this eric clapton guitar expected to sell for up to half a million dollars. items on sale in new york. he played it on stage during a 1970's concert in london. also items from elvis and katy perry. >>> amazon reaches a settlement over notifying workers about covid cases. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. >> stock futures are pointing to a muted open after three major indices opened lower. today investors will get retail sales data from commerce department. yesterday, the dow lost 12 points, the nasdaq fell seven and s&p nearly a point. >>> amazon

carley: polling released over the weekend by the dallas morning news shows governor greg abbott with 6 point lead over overthe governor. >> you oppose critical race theory which i should say is not part of virginia's curriculum. >> i beg to differ. >> i didn't say that. i said it's not the curriculum, diswrows be clear. >> no, no, no, it is part of the curriculum. mcauliffe, his state board of education had information on how to teach it so it's weaved in. carley: the first woman of color ever elected statewide in virginia, rallied behind fact based education. todd: they keep saying it's not the curriculum. we've seen the website. it is literally in the curriculum. he cnn and msnbc keep doubling down on this falsehood. carley: if it wasn't so dangerous, why do they deny its existence. todd: police not ruling out terrorists in the waukesha parade tragedy. carley: what are the next steps for investigators as they try to piece together a motive. we are asking tom homan that very question coming up next. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me

. >> los resultados del anÁlisis es un contraten a declaraciones del gobernador greg abbott ante el veranos residentes de texas y cuanta energÍa elÉctrica se va a producir durante esta temporada. se determinÓ no es muy necesario ver una tormenta del grado que vimos para causar estos apagones. desde houston, texas, univisiÓn. paulina: un estudio trinity tuto de polÍtica migratoria revelÓ que los Últimos tres aÑos la migrante de centroamÉrica le han pagado miles de millones de dÓlares a los traficantes de personas para intentar llegar a los estados unidos y que apesta de trÁfico humano es un producto grave,, te las autoridades, los coyotes cada vez son mÁs y este negocio ilÍcito prospera. desde washington, pablo gato nos informa. pablo: el trÁfico humano de centroamericanos a travÉs de los coyotes es una industria cada vez mÁs multimillonaria. wendy como tantos otros pagÓ miles de dÓlares para salir de la violencia y pobreza junto a dos de sus hijos. >> yo no quiero que mis hijos estÉn pasando pena ni hasta hambre. >> entre 9000 y $12,000 lo que nosotros cobramos. un viaje desde centroamÉric

propias normas sobre los cubrebocas despuÉs de que un juez anulara la previsiÓn del gobernador de abbottca: ante el retraso en la entrega del reporte de los cdc, los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades la casa blanca hizo sus propias cifras. 700.000 cifras adicionales que han sido programadas en droguerÍas de todo el paÍs. borja: vamos a cambiar de informaciÓn, este jueves nos unimos a los honores que se rinden en el paÍs a nuestros veteranos. el presidente joe biden encabezÓ la jornada de tributos desde el cementerio de arlington en virginia. el mandatario colocÓ una ofrenda floral en la copa del soldado desconocido que en esta fecha llegÓ a sus 100 aÑos. en la ceremonia el presidente reconociÓ y agradeciÓ a todos los millones de personas que han prestado el servicio militar a este paÍs. muy agradecidos a todos. elyangÉlica: y un orgullo, ademÁs. comienza desde el mismo momento en que se van. ahÍ estÁ mi sobrino, en enero comienza. borja: un abrazo muy fuerte para todos, por supuesto. elyangÉlica: seguimos porque fueron captados por la cÁmara una mujer que fue atacada p

governor greg abbott's ban on mask mandates in techs as schools is overturned in court.n paxton is prohibited from imposing fines to enforce the governor's executive orders, paxton saying he, quote, strongly disagrees with the ruling, tweeting in part my agency is considering all legal avenues to consider to challenge this decision. embattled form new york governor, andrew cuomo, admitting he wanted female staffers to defend him amid his allegations, he claimed it was a similar strategy president biden used against allegations during the 2020 election. he said, quote, i thought if we were going to do a response, a response from female staff would have been the best vehicle ala joe biden. he also confessed he suggested women sign a proposed open letter attacking his first accuser, lindsey boilan. todd: hunter biden making an appearance at the art gallery where his paintings are on display. 60 people you attended the showing. the post asked him if he goten his lost laptop back to which hunter responded, quote, that there's always a smart beep in the bunch. kamala harris un

one of the big stories there tonight i'm a texas governor greg abbott serves up holiday meals to texasartment of public safety troopers and texas national guard service members stationed around the border for operation lone star. abbott launched the mission in early march to help secure the border and combat the smuggling of people and drugs in texas. that's to next live look the beltway from "special report," we will be right back. ♪ ♪ a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes must be carried across all roads and all bridges. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it's the hardworking people of the united states postal service. bogeys on your six, limu. it's the hardworking people they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i was just blown away by how much my 23andme reports taught me about my health. and that's why i knew how meaningful this gift would be for my fami

frenar la caravana migrante en caso que llegue a ese estado por orden del gobernador de texas, greg abbottvidas nras importan). hoy hubo detenidos frente a la corte rubén está ahí con el reporte >> así es julio vaqueiro mientras dentro de esta corte en (nombre en inglés) se lleva el segundo día de deliberaciones sobre el caso de (nombre en inglés) ha estado a flor de piel el debate de personas que apoyan al joven y otros que piensan que es culpable de homicidio hemos visto muchos enfrentamientos veamos las imágenes cuando la policía arrestó a personas después de violencia en horas de la mañana vimos que un hombre se atrevió a venir al lugar con un arma de grueso calibre y fue desalojado por la policía es el debate sobrel derecho a la autodefensa hasta dónde está el límite de porte de armas veamos uno de los enfrentamientos que han pasado en horas del día >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> y julio vaqueiro son 12 mmiembros

el gobernador greg abbott creÓ una fuerza para investigar la tragedia en la que murieron las ocho personasen recibirÁ sus colegas de canadÁ, tendrÁ una reuniÓn que tratarÁ de inmigraciÓn, pandemia y seguridad. >> para construir un amÉrica del norte segura, tenemos que tener estos desarrollos. ♪ locutor: noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ilia: si usted siente que no le alcanza el dinero, millones de personas en este paÍs estÁn sintiendo lo mismo hoy. jorge: el Índice de inflaciÓn en estados unidos es de 6.2%. esto es lo mÁs alto que hemos tenido en inflaciÓn en 30 aÑos. estamos pagando mÁs por productos y servicios estamos pagando entre 20 y 25% mÁs y tambiÉn estamos pagando mÁs por el cerdo, por el pescado. ilia: y como nos cuenta luis mejÍd este panorama podrÍa empeorar. luis: no se la imagina, los precios de casi todo estÁ subiendo. la inflaciÓn ha llegado a un nivel muy alto en las Últimas dÉcadas. el aÑo pasado hacerla le costaba $25. >> ahora con $40 o mÁs solo hago una sopa de res para dos. luis: la economÍa se ha ido mejorando con la pandemia, pero todavÍa no hay