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i heard it from governor abbott and ken paxton.ing law breakers. what is going on at the border is lawlessness and he's aiding and abetting it. we as attorneys general have to take the fight to joe biden and the federal government so we can keep our country. that's what this is about. maria: it's no surprise that you see all this lawlessness around the country. it's sort of starting at that time top, i guess. look at the smash and grabs. have you ever seen anything like this? look at the union pass particular railroad in california with the fed ex boxes and ups boxes. >> this president set the tone for this administration early on, right out of the gate. what did they do? they can soled operation tall talonwhich was sent to hunt dowe sexual predators and sexual offenders. they canceled it. they canceled detainers we had on those here illegally that were committing crimes in our states, against our citizens. they started candling detainers and letting back out into our communities burglars, heroin traffickers, serious offenders. tha

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. >>> still ahead, governor abbott wants another chance in texas. do democrats stand a chance at defeating him? we'll ask senator castro after the break. and new developments ahead on "american voices." first to richard lui with the update on the bronx. >> it's described as the deadliest in several decades. in all, 19 people dead, nine of the victims are kid. let's go to kathy park who's on the scene with more. and kathy, what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: well, i can tell you dozens more are recovering from smoke inhalation. the fire broke out just before 11:00 this morning at this 19-storey apartment complex. it was a five-alarm fire. at one point, 200 firefighters were on scene knocking down flames and rescuing residents. earlier, the fire commissioner described what may have sparked this deadly fire. take aist willen. >> it started in a malfunctioning electric space heater. that was the cause of the fire. the fire consumed that apartment that is on two floors and part of the hallway. the door to that apartment unfortunately, when the re

them to be with the teacher with us this weekend for my one-on-one interview texas governor greg abbottwhat he's doing right now to stand up to the biden administration bad border policy protects us taking matters into their own hand to protect america with the new state funded border wall. but first other wild week on wall street. we saw the dell recover from more than 1100 drop earlier in the week by the federal reserve indicating rate hikes are coming beginning in march. plus stronger growth in the fourth quarter then we thought for the dow in the s&p 500 on track for their worst month since march of 2020. and the worst for the nasdaq since october 2008 virginia right now is chief investment strategist jim paulson for jim is great to have you this week in paris thanks so much for being here. your thoughts on the week that we saw what is behind all of this volatility? >> we've been a long overdue for correction. we have not had one yet and the entire bull market. we generally have one before now even. i think the biggest reason we are dealing with what we are dealing with us we are ov

still ahead, governor abbott wants another term in texas. do democrats stand a chance defeating him? we'll ask julian castro after the break. >> and later, new legal troubles facing the trump family from the former president down. those new developments ahead on "american voices." >> first, richard lui with an update on the breaking news from the bronx. >> high rise fire this morning in the bronx now described by new york officials as the deadliest in several decades. in all, 19 people dead, 9 of the victims are kids. and let's go straight to nbc news correspondent kathy park on the scene with more. kathy, what are you seeing right now? >> well, richard, i can tell you dozens more are recovering from smoke inhalation. the fire broke out just before 11:00 this morning at this 19-story apartment complex behind me. more than 100 units. this was a large fire, a five-alarm fire. at one point, 200 firefighters were on scene knocking down flames and rescuing residents. earlier today, the fire commissioner explained what may have sparked this deadly

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he said governor abbott does not note border communities want too. going to set up a big head-to-head matchup to figure out what voters in the state of texas want when it comes to the border and border security. back out here live it is obviously not going to be just texas at the forefront of the border crisis it's a much bigger picture than that. the border crisis is going to play big part in the 2022 midterms as well when you look at the national picture but will send it back to you. survive thank you very much eric break. eric: more details on that horrific city. nineteen people were killed early this morning and that horrible tragedy in this building you are looking at age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we

mike: texas governor greg abbott officially announcing running for reelection.border coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ b mike: these are live images from our southern border. texas governor greg abbott officially announcing he will seek a third term on saturday. likely democratic challenger beto o'rourke is claim to go supporters that border towns don't want a wall. let's go to bill in la joya, texas, for what he is seeing on the ground, hey, bill. bill: hey, mike, good afternoon to you. the border crisis isn't just going to be front and center for texas politics. obviously it's going to be a much bigger picture with the 2022 midterms coming up with republicans looking to seize on what's been happening down here as we go into the second year of president biden's presidency. take a look at this video we shot in la joya yesterday, a little bit of a slower week in rio grande valley, the slowest we have seen since we started coming down here, however, border patrol agents saying the mexican military has been patrolling the other side of the river. they expect things to start picking

governor abbott rarely goes out of his way to promote vaccinations, and has been virtually silent one getting a booster himself quite early on. but now, now the great right-wing republican governor wants a federal government bailout. i would laugh, if it wasn't so tragic. >>> president biden will speak with the ukrainian president today after biden urged russian president vladimir putin to back off his military presence on ukraine's border. that is coming up next. we have a live update for you. p. into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness, well done. narrator: on a faraway beach, the generation called "our greatest" saved the world from tyranny. in an office we know as "oval," a new-generation president faced down an imminent threat of nuclear war. on a bridge in selma, alabama, the preacher of his time marched us straight to passing voting rights for every american. at a gate in west berlin, a late-generation american pr

el aÑo pasado, edgar muÑoz tiene relaciones. >> la operaciÓn estrella solitaria lanzada por greg abbottn el veredicto de la jueza. >> cumplir sus leyes con el pretexto que estÁn haciendo cumplir la ley de inmigraciÓn, eso no les toca. el procurador de ridÍcula la decisÓn de la jueza y asegura que biden ha fallado y texas defiende su frontera. son cientos los migrantes que se quejan de abusos por parte de policÍas tejanos. >> un niÑo se estaba a ahogando el dÍa que pasamos. >> el alguacil johnson es investigado por oblar a... en sus redes sociales pÚblica inmigrantes en la cÁrcel y sus identificaciones. >> se rompieron las credenciales y las tiraron ahÍ y nos mandaron sin papeles para el otro lado. >> el gobernador greg abbott asegura que son mÁs de 150 mil los inmigrantes detenidos en el operativo estrella solitaria, activistas y abogados cre que el fallo de la jueza puede ser un golpe de revÉs. >> no aplica a todo mundo pero abre la puerta para que se den varias demandas contra estas detenciones. >> el ecuatoriano no tiene antecedentes criminales, se le acusa por invasiÓn a la propieda

look at abbott, abbott did the same thing. and you're saying that these people should have the right to choose and do what they want to do and if they go to their doctor they find out what they should do and everything else. you know, if republicans are against mandates, why are you suppressing these women out there for their own safety and their own will for their own bodies, why are you mandating what they have to do? could you respond to that, please? thank you. guest: my position has been the constitutional position and not my personal beliefs. i said it's unconstitutional for the president to create an executive order to go out and force employers to do vaccination mandates on their employees. again, regarding that issue about abbott and ron desantis, i'd have to go check on that to see but again, also what i've said is it employers want to force mandates on their employees, that is their purview. they actually run the companies, they own the companies. if they lose employees and they go out of business, then they have fi

incumbent republican governor greg abbott announced he is seeking a third term.this race. a key issue. abbott has been very critical of the biden administration for the surge that has seen a record 2 million migrants apprehended after crossing the border illegally this year and spending billions of state tax dollars to address the problems. they are building their own border wall and deployed thousands of texas national guard troops to assist the border patrol. state patrol is making arrests for trespassing and trafficking. >> i promise to do more than any governor ever to secure our border and keep our communities safe. >> abbott has two serious republican challengers attacking him from the right. a successful businessman and former state senator and alan west served in congress in florida. he was the chairman of the republican party of texas. >> state and also federal government agencies and administrations have that abdicated their constitutional duty and responsibility to protect the sovereignty of texas and the united states of america and created an incredi

abbott is a big biomedical company.re you even go out to dinner just show it that's what we do. show it. don't rely on one from the morning. one from the evening it's great don't rely on a pcr test from the morning. get the abbott test and look at it before you go if you see two lines, you're going to watch netflix for the next five days abbvie is abbott's former division chevron and walmart are household names. lindy is an industrial gas distributor and nucor is the best steel maker in the world. we're big believers in discipline and discipline says you have to take something off the table when you have a huge gain that's why the trust sold a little abbott, a little abbabbve and nucor. i like the stocks but you need to take profits while you have them in case they get hit. what about the other dividend aristocrats? first there are eight companies that have been dividend aristocrats way back in 1962 think of them as the ogs these are eight original gangsters have consistently raised payouts for 59 straight years. althou

abbott didn't have to take a gamble if we're going to ask companies like abbott to be the public healthn this pandemic, then our government at the very least needs to support it with all its weight and what we have seen thus far is we have been slow to regulate, we've been slow to get them out in america and we've been slow to support these efforts. >> i've got a statement this weekend from the cdc given what we currently know about the covid-19 and omicron variant, cdc is shortening the time of isolation. everybody i talk to, i deal with a lot of rigorous doctors. no one thought this was coming my doctor said, look -- my doctor's involved with the complex and he said, listen, after ten days and you test, you're okay. but this was five days no test i mean, where's the science for this >> you know, there isn't there was some -- there was reasoning but the fact is, lots of people, you know, i would bet 30% of people at day five post symptoms, especially with omicron because symptoms have shifted forward, are still infectious they're still potentially highly infectious at day five i do hop

texas governor greg abbott is set to deliver remarks at a border security meeting at any moment. we will talk to tom homan about that. >> sandra: alert to a city in mourning. a wake is underway for one of the two new york city police officers murdered in an ambush last weekend. and funerals for both officers are scheduled in the coming days. hello, sandra smith in new york. great to have you here. >> it's great to be with you, i'm in for john roberts, a solemn site. fellow officers carrying the casket of 22-year-old jason rivera into st. patrick's cathedral this morning. he and his partner were ambushed inside an apartment last week after responding to a mother's call for help. as funeral services get underway, attention now turning to manhattan's far left d.a. and the soft on crime policies. now alvin bragg says he will attack gun violence at every angle. >> deadly and dangerous start for the nation's police officers. 24 have been shot and four killed since just january 1st. >> brian will kick things off outside st. patrick's cathedral. is the public allowed inside? >> griff and

we have texas governor greg abbott. time it's a fight over the biden's vaccine mandates for the texas national guard. the white house will face its first major test of its biden vaccine mandate. we're two days away from the supreme court hearing on that. ken paxton is joining us later in the show to take it on. dan bishop is up next. nancy pelosi's power getting weaker by the hour. 25 house democrats leaving office. we look at eroding power structure of the democrats next on "the evening edit". in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfor

>> unfortunately it's something of an abbott has to do on his own.his is a national security issue. the federal government, dhs needs to be leading the charge but what we see from the abided administration is not building new border wall again withdrawing from the remaining mexico, canceling a number of policies that worked. governor abbott and governor ducey and others along the border are looking at the border seen its wide open and saying how do i protect my constituents and texans. the one thing that they do and listen the vertebral agents that say we need affective infrastructure we need the impedance and denial so someone trained across-the-board gives us time to get that that location apprehend them and that's what texas is doing as they build the border wall should extend state resources, no the federal government i don't know if it they have a choice at this point, the rio grande valley is grand central for the surge and he needs to protect texans and other communities along the border and he's doing everything that he can. gillian: governor

this as texas governor greg abbott, well, officially announces run for reelection. this as the state deployment of national guard troops there comes under criticism. likely opponent beto o'rourke slamming the governor's quote, militarization of the border. the cdc and president biden say we can do it safely but the powerful teachers union in chicago doesn't think so, so who is following the science? we will ask an expert about our kids' safety in schools. arthel: we do have fox team coverage. charles watson in atlanta on covid and schools. bill at the border in texas but first to the white house and andlucas thompson. lucas: cross-examination from bret baier on sunday and cdc director says it's safe for kids to be in school. >> the risk of death is small but, of course, children aren't supposed to die and if we have a child with covid-19, we want to protect them. lucas: different takes from two supreme court justices from the value of vaccines. >> we know that the best way to prevent spread is for people to get vaccinated. >> as i remember in the filings that the 18

to say governor abbott's. they look at the laws as written. they figured out what loopholes to use and what they wanted to do and because the biden administration is the federal government and they enforce the law regarding migration. you know, their authority supersedes texas and every border state. and any state in the united states. so they decide what they want to enforce and more importantly, what they want to ignore. when you look at that, does that look like a problem to you or does that look like a really good idea? the biden administration has decided that is what we're going to do. it will be interesting to hear what they have to say now that fox news has revealed this video. and this has been going on for about 350 days. ing. >> brian: they call out tiktok. remember, if you have a video that shows that masks don't work like dr. scott gottlieb say, they ban you from youtube. but tiktok is used as the number one operating vehicle for drug distribution communication and human trafficking. it's happening on a daily basis. tiktok, take i

. >> governor abbott trying to hold the governor accountable. >> good morning, tom and carly.ry border control official i've spoken to the last 24 hours as we've reached a breaking point. that's why governor abbott conveyed that a meeting of a dozen state attorney general's, including texas is tim paxton who will be on the show with you guys in the next hour. abbott was not pulling any punches yesterday. >> joe biden does not care the people are dying today. because of the open border policies that is allowing fentanyl to come into our country. joe biden doesn't care about the victims of human trafficking. if he cared he would step up and do something about it. >> since the governor's operational chart began last march there's been 1100 pounds of functional, that's equivalent to more than 258 million leaf a little doses. that's only texas dps. yesterday to be the amounts as they've seized more than 700 pounds in just the first three months of fiscal year 2022. meanwhile a source tells fox news ice has become an unofficial travel agency. migrants being flown into a new york air

caroline: great interview by ed ludlow with abbott ceo robert ford. to continue this conversation on covid testing with the co-ceo of a health tech company that produces rapid covid tests. talk to us about the sheer scale of demand right now. >> yes, caroline, it is a pleasure to be here. thank you for the opportunity. the scale of demand is unbelievable. we are seeing demand across the board. we are seeing it from federal government to state government to large corporations all the way to small businesses and now direct to consumer. demand is off the charts. as much as we pride ourselves on being data-driven, we were able to predict really well and be available to consumers and enterprises alike throughout the pandemic. we still feel the demand really strongly, but today, we are announcing for the first time our availability to get to people in 15 to 20 minutes. that is revolutionary. caroline: that is through a partnership that can deliver them at speed. is there a limited supply? can you put in an order? how are you monitoring this? >> we want to m

texas governor greg abbott went after the president over the huge spike in fentanyl coming across the border. something we've talked about before. it is happening in his administration, watch, let's watch this together. >> they have seized enough fentanyl to kill every man, woman and child in all of the states together here combined. that is how deadly this is. doses to kill more than 222 million americans are sweeping our states for one reason only, joe biden does not care that fentanyl is invading our states. >> harris: is somebody covering up the facts for the president? how can he not know this and then not do something? >> the fentanyl crisis is real and it is probably the worst news story of the border crisis. they come from china to mexico and they make the stuff in mexico and it comes across the border and greg abbott, my governor is right. we talk about this a lot. enough has come in. we seized enough just what we've apprehended enough to kill the entire united states population seven times over. this is real. my daughter went through her fifth funeral. she is 25. fifth funer

abbott laboratories is ramping up production of covid-19 tests. the latest variant coinciding with the holiday travel season. the ceo spoke with ed ludlow. >> i think we have seen a convergence of two things, a new variant, highly transmissible variant, in combination with a time when there is a lot of trouble, thanksgiving, christmas. people wanted to get together. the combination of those two factors had an impact. abbott laboratories has been at the forefront, leading the way, manufacturing the tests in the u.s.. we saw cases go down in the beginning of 2021, so we had to ramp down our manufacturing, but as delta resurged in the u.s., we reengaged our manufacture and we are back to 50 million. this month, 70 million. i'm working with my team every day to see if we can get to 100 million. >> these tests can detect the omicron variant? >> the answer is yes. we have been working closely with our scientists and scientists around the world. we have a network of scientists, and we keep studying not only the omicron variant, but mutations to make sure

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like desantis and abbott he is doing his best to keep the state open, to keep business moving, and to keep things rolling. he is a pro-vaccine, anti-mandate guy which i am too. when i say anti-mandate people say, ugh, you are crazy. i got the booster. i was exposed weeks ago to my grandson who had covid. i did not get it. he is 10 years old and he's in the fourth grade and he had to sit out of school and take a test for covid because one of the children in the class was positive. he had a fever one day and no other symptoms. he had to lay out of school for a week. he has been playing. this forcing kids to do certain things is crazy to me. we know children under a certain age are not affected that badly. host: would you say a major approach to omicron is the major issue of the state? caller: of course, everybody i talked to, including my doctor. my doctor said everybody's going to get omicron it is that contagious. unlike sotomayor people are not going to end up in the hospital on ventilators. host: is that the approach or how your state is reacting that is the major issue? or are ther

plus, creator and star of the new comedy, "abbott elementary," quinta brunson. and dr.gonna be a good, good day ♪ and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. and here we are on this january 6th thursday morning from home. we're in different rooms of our home together, kelly and i. yes, of our combined mutual home. a lot of people don't know. we like to keep it on the dl. people don't realize that we are roommates. you know, the kids left and we moved you right in. i appreciate it.

abbott rip ared into the biden administration and its total inaction.- >> well, i'm glad he ripped into them. they deserve every bit of it. they've been ab sent, inactive, and not only that, they've hindered the work that's being done whether it's texas trying to solve the problem on a state level or arizona or whether it's border patrol agents, cbp agents trying to do their job. they have not helped in any way, shape or form. you mentioned it, liz, they haven't even reached out to a lot of us. we haven't heard from them. elizabeth: okay. let's watch the governor of texas. watch this. >> joe biden doesn't care about victims of human trafficking. if he cared, he would step up and do something about it, but he does not care about the carnage that he's causing to lives and communities across the entire country. elizabeth: maria bartiromo, by the way, is going to be at the border with the governor tomorrow. sheriff, we've got border patrol literally turning their backs on the homeland security secretary in yuma, arizona. they're really upset. they're saying

what are your thoughts on greg abbott saying that the hostages weren't hurt and they were released? >> he's right. that's pretty simple, they were released and it was i heard one of your other guests and a lot of good points. i don't think this was luck. i think it is preparation. i commanded the fbi division here in texas. and commanded the fbi hostage rescue team i'm for familiar the way these things go and video respond and police officers and negotiators which is probably a combination of local police and fbi agents just did a really good job. and man, prayer more than luck, but it is a good thing, it is a good day for our community, and i'm glad this son of a bitch didn't go ahead and kill people and say we have to get ready that's an understatement that's exactly right. and every religious institution in the country should do these things but surveys, by developing planning and bringings law enforcement in to particularize themselves for their facility and it is -- starting to happen. but not nearly enough. >> you said it was you didn't think it was luck that preparation are y

the republican governor of texas, greg abbott, has said the texas national guard to the mexican border where the national guard has absolutely no legal authority whatsoever. border control is the responsibility of the federal government. but the governor of texas in defiance of the federal -- texas national guard to the border in what is clearly a nothing but a political stunt. the national guard has no authority and no purpose at the border. the new york times reports many ordered to the border have complained of poor planning, pay problems, and a lack of basic equipment. like winter gear for the cold or stethescopes for medics. there have been covid outbreaks on hastily created bases, where dozens of soldiers crowd together in mobile quarters so tight that commanders call them submarine trailers. hundreds sought waivers because of the missions uncertain length and the disruptions it would create for their families, and were denied. in some cases, arrest warrants were issued for those who failed to report for duty. so, consider that. the national is empowered to address no one at the

abbott addressing large maskell's crowd at a republican club outside dallas. the news about abbott comes as texas is seeing a surge covid cases to believe procopio too. he's doing everything he can to help the virus. i don't even know who that person is, but without facts on their side, democrats and their press pals only had insults and ultimately censorship of critics to fall back on doctors who found success with therapeutics were villainize governors who questioned school closures were menaces to public health politicians who didn't want to ditch the filibuster. well, they're racists. people who more than a thousand yards of the capitol on january six , they're insurrectionist. what we're seeing is a far left carousel of false accusations and it's all breaking down. but the democrats cling to these hollow tactics, whether uncovered or any of these other issues because it's all they have. there are no successors to crow about. there's only disappointment. high prices and empty shelves on foreign policy. the white house just stumbles from one crisis to the n

what do you want folks to take away from watching "abbott elementary"?h friends, and i hope people get to do that when they watch our show, and then on the other side of that, if they watch this show and feel like they need to, you know, if anyone watches this show and feel like they need to do something to help teachers, then that's fantastic, and that could be donating. that could be showing up at board meetings. that could be supporting the teacher in your life by lending a listening ear. it's not my goal to, like, change any minds, but i just know that this show will present what it is teachers really go through while also having the heart and humor of the sitcom. >> it is -- it's beautifully done. i mean that, and so creative and just extremely proud of you, and thank you for being here. >> yeah. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. >> that optimism is already paying off. three days in. see there? >> cashing its check. >> that's it. "abbott elementary" returns at its regular time slot tomorrow, january 4th, 9:00, 8:00 central here on abc. >>> let's

return of the meme trade gamestop surges on the news of a -- and abbott labs trying to boost the test production to 100 million a month. we're going to start with the jobs number, as we had, 199k, unemployment falls to 3.9. we mentioned the yield response. 90% chance of a march hike we are at full employment. one of the things, there's 11 million jobs openings in this country. probably the best job market i have ever seen, but maybe too hot. obviously there's a lot of people in our universe saying wait a said -- i think jay powell is much more of a humanist, saying this is great, let's what happens with omicron, and if we have to, we'll take action let's say aincrease dotally and empirically, we really don't know what's going to happen in january, but these numbers are red-hot. >> labor force participation really didn't budge. >> look, it's a halcyon time for people looking for a job, but it's also what they're ending up paying at the store is too much. i was doing some work with cornflakes you have to switch to generic. i'm using cornflakes, because that's basic the base staple in th

greg abbott lanzÓ la operaciÓn estrella solitaria a mediados del aÑo pasado.tes acaban de cruzar. >> creo que es una persecuciÓn racial por parte del dps. reportero: a este inmigrante lo detuvo la policÍa de texas y lo acusÓ de invasiÓn de propiedad. ilia: el alguacil es sacramento, california, decidiÓ liberar 200 reclusos de cÁrceles federales para evitar contagios. las autoridades dicen que la semana pasada no habÍa un solo caso. jorge: varios estados del paÍs se preparan para tormentas invernales. hoy hubo nevadas que cerraron el trÁfico y algunas escuelas. ilia: vamos a ver lo que se puede esperar en los prÓximos dÍas. albert: en el Área tri—estatal y en las dakotas podemos ver hasta 1 pie de nieve. en san luis tendremos aguanieve esta tarde. el sistema viaja hacia el sur. comienza a llover en georgia, las carolinas. nieve abundante en tennessee, carolina del norte. algunos copos de nieve en atlanta. el problema serÁn las mÍnimas el domingo en la maÑana en carolina del norte y georgias. las carreteras podrÁn parecer pistas de patinaje. pensilvania y new yo

what's your reaction to governor abbott saying standoff was over and no hostages were hurt?because that's the most important thing. the safety of the individuals in that situation. but, obviously, everything after that is going to be questioned. and the biggest questions are going to be why he did it? who inspired him, and then how can we draw lessons for the future and i heard your excellent conversation just before now and the answer is, we need information about his alibi, his reason because now we are living in a very -- dangerous time especially after that. you're not going to believe it as far as afghanistan with the taliban came back, many of the extremist of the jihadist of people who are not connected to them but at the same time are inspired by them started to move. this is one distinct we saw tonight in texas but there are a lot of these incidents in europe and middle east and elsewhere. so we have to be on our guards and very attentive to what's happening around. ashley: you say we have to be on our guard i want toed touch on this this is all speculative but do y

he was funnier so i was definitely like the abbott, like, you're crazy!ith him. you know, he would forget a line every once in a while. >> stephen: in the play or in "ray donovan"? >> pretty much everything. >> stephen: in "ray donovan," you can cut and try it again but on live broadway you kind of have to breathe through that moment. >> he's a real pro. he covered it beautifully. i remember the first time it happened to me, it was a horror show. as a young actor, i said, i'm not going to forget lines,eth an alan alda type thing. i was in a preview and the stage manager told the prompter who tells you your lines, liev is good at this, classical shakespeare, he's not going to forget the lines. i was giving the actress a look which is i'm screwed, can you help and she looked back at me and she was like -- and i gave her a second look which is i'm really really in trouble right now, and she went -- ( laughter ) and, so, i thought, i'm going to have to do it. i'm going to have to do the one thing i never dreamed of doing, and i went -- line. which is what you

hit with a flood of tweets with the hashtag abbott hates dogs.mpanies to deny coverage to homeowners based on the breed of dogs they have. and a new law requires anyone selling a house to require whether the property has internet service. florida will now require child care providers to install alarms in any car, bus, or van that will alert drivers to make sure everyone is out before locking up to reduce deaths from children stuck in hot cars. >> it's going to be maybe a financial burden. we don't really know yet, but if it's going to keep the children safe and save lives, we'll do it. >> reporter: and oregon says cheers by allowing the sale of cocktails to go, even after the pandemic ends. >> we do need to improve upon that portion of our business and certainly we'll be doing so in the first place. >> drinks must be sold in a sealed container to be open at home, where they can help toast the new year. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >> thanks, pete. >>> "saturday night live" paid a special tribute to television icon betty white last night.

fÉlix: Éste sÁbado tuvo lugar el gobernador greg abbott hablÓ sobre la prohibiciÓn del programa de alternativase pega del fÉretro. >> Él se encuentra destruido. Él solamente tiene un compaÑero en la cÁrcel. >> sus familiares y amigos trataban de cantar para recordarla. las autoridades la importaron cargos por la adolescente a un hombre que consideran como desamparado. esto es todo de mi parte, regreso al estudio. fÉlix: una niÑa de ocho aÑos muriÓ de un disparo en la cabeza. tambiÉn otro hombre recibiÓ un disparo en la espalda. >> una niÑa deberÍa de morir a pleno dÍa, nadie deberÍa morir a pleno dÍa. tenÍa ocho aÑos y era muy inocente. fÉlix: buscan ahora a los responsables de esta nueva tragedia. maite: quÉ terrible. hay mÁs detalles del cadÁver del bebÉ que fue encontrado en la basura de una prisiÓn en puebla. >> tadeo ayala —— este bebÉ fue introducido para realizar un ritual. es el robo de cuerpos de los cementerios para hacer ciertos rituales y ciertas ofertas. >> en breve determinaremos las responsabilidades que puedan atribuirse en territorio del estado de puebla. >> el menor tenÍa tres

i'll be speaking in an exclusive with texas governor greg abbott on friday morning.us for that interview. the attorneys generals of five states will join us with their reaction of what they see at the border. ken paxton has put together a summit of 12 ags. we'll speak with several of them on tomorrow's program to discuss the wide open border crisis and its impact. stay with us. we've got congressman warren on the other side of this break. back in a minute. i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. careful now. nice! you got it. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. oh dad, the twins are now... ...vegan. i know, i got 'em some of those plant burgers. - nice! - yeah. voya provides guidance for the right investments and helps me be prepared for unexpected events. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. [crowd] yeah! because i do. ok, that was awesome. voya. be confident to and through retirement. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed

buy as bush by the way, billions of test kids, many from china, but the cdc seems to want to have abbott and -- there's tests around the world. >> that work >> yeah, they work, but last night, the doctor was saying there's no rigor to what the hey, if you do five in a real tight -- i mean, it is a fiasco of incredible proportions, carl. david, you know -- everyone seems in the mainstream media seems reluctant to criticize the triad that's the cdc, the nih and fda, who don't talk to each other and disagree with each other. >> yeah. well, you're not, you've been willing to criticize and doing it consistently and perhaps correctly. >>> can we talk about, you know, just the she lacking the growth names have been taking in the last few days. shopify down 140 points, and then we've got to get to -- jim, we've got to get to the salesforce note. i can't tell you how many people mentioned it to me it's really color people's view overall. the downgrade to neutral on salesforce >> it is a well regarded analyst. >> it's good a lot of people bought salesforce stuff last year, and they're going to hav

governor abbott said moments ago in a tweet that everyone is out alive and safe after a hostage situation in colleyville texas just outside of dallas/ft. worth. teams negotiating all day. there have been law enforcement there, representation loathe local and national. let's go mor morgan chestky. there was noise and then a tweet. >> reporter: speaking to colleyville please in just a few minutes and more details. there was a loud boom that could be heard blocks away from the sin being to, and it was shortly therefore governor abbott released the tweet that hostages are all out safe and alive. that followed that 11-hour standoff that began this morning when authorities say they received a phone call around 10:41 that there was an ongoing situation at congregation beth israel synagogue there in colleyville, a quiet suburb outside dallas. and it was from that point forward that these negotiations really began. and we could hear the man that police have identified as the primary suspect here actually making some of those demands in a facebook live stream of the synagogue service before it was

edificio no es confirmado por las autoridades sino que por un tuit del gobernador de texas, greg abbott salvos seguiremos aquí por cualquier información de último momento la vamos a traer por lo pronto regresamos con ustedes al estudio >> fernando gracias por la información de hecho nos llegó la noticia que el hombre falleció a raíz de este incidente la policía de new york desplegó agentes en la cinagoga de la ciudad el despiegue se hace como precaución y no se conoce de amenaza contra ningún objetivo en new york las autoridades intentan determinar si el sospechoso de causarle la mujer a una mujer asiática fue motivado por el odio racial en la estación de (nombre en inglés) instantes antes que el convoyntrara se ata de un cidente nuevo que se suma a una larga luista de otr ocurridos el fondo para la edución dijo que estos ataques dejan (inaudible) una ola de nieve tiene en alerta a la tercera parte de la población del país (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> varios gobernadores han declarado estado de emergencia como el de carolina del sur que dijo que sus resident

el fallo es de esperanza para cientos de detenidos desplegados por la orden del gobernador greg abbottticia telemundo entrevistó abogado inmigrante jesús alberto guzmán cuyo reto la frontera derivó en el veredicto de la juez. >> el procurador de texas calificó de ridícula la decisión de la jueza, indicó que ha fallado en texas al defender sus fronteras. son cientos los migrantes que se han queja de los abusos de policías >> el alguacil del condado real es investigado por obligar a sus agentes a quitarles el dinero a los indocumentados asegura que es parte de la evidencia pero es uno de social a pública a migrantes en la cárcel y sus identificaciones >> no rompieron las credenciales las tiraron y nos mandaron sin papeles al otro lado >> el gobernador dice que suma de 150,000 inmigrantes detenidos en el operativo, sin embargo activistas y abogados creen que el fallo de la jueza puede ser un golpe de revés >> no aplica para todo mundo pero abre la puerta para que se vean varias demandas en contra de estas detenciones >> en migrante ecuatoriano jesús, no tiene antecedentes, será cosa de in

i want to turn now, let's listen to governor abbott.-- bart romo, and i want you to listen to this and give me your reaction to it. >> the cartels are advertising on tiktok to get drivers to assist in them moving illegal immigrants around the state of texas. it's an issue that the texas department of public safety is working to crack down upon, but it shows the extent to which texas law enforcement officers have to step up and dole with the challenges -- deal with the challenges that are created by the biden administration importing illegal activity into our country and into our state. maria: yeah. jason: now, we only have a short amount of time here, but i think we've been -- you've been talking about this, the crime, covid, fentanyl, open borders. they all kind of mesh together. but you're left with states like texas where governor abbott has got his hands full, and the administration is not doing its job. what can you do in congress to get the administration to actually enforce the laws that are currently on the books? >> well, as yo

abbott's freedom to save program gave her a major incentive if employees show they're using at least 2% of their pay on student debt, the company will make a 5% contribution to their 401(k) plan. >> it is important for me to both pay down student loan debt while contributing to my retirement i understand the importance of compound interest. >> the government has extended the amount of time borrowers can defer student loan dent to may still, payment plans are an increasingly popular perk. a recent survey found nearly one half of employers offer or plan to offer some version of this benefit. >> this talent war has really brought on the need to think outside of the box and what type of benefits could be offered to employees. >> fidelity, google, and new york life are some of the companies that make direct payments toward employee's student debt we met allia gibson last year. she's taking advantage of a plan to pay toward her student loans. she's paid off nearly a quarter of her debt. >> i tell them what new york life is doing, they're like, oh, my goodness. i wish my company did that, o