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much of the research that abbott alluded to in that statement was funded by abbott.tors involved themselves had financial relationships with abbott, and the research is not always clear cut. it can be debated. ali: this investigation also, though, reveals the amount of uncertainty that is allowed for in the fda approval process. is that also something that is pretty standard when fda approval is sought? >> well, at times, and we've seen this with other products. the fda has approved medical products over the objections of its own staff professional in the case of mitraclip, the fda initially argued that the clinical research and other data the manufacturer had produced to argue for approval was fundamentally flawed. to cite just one example, the allegation was that the mitraclip patients in that testing were treated by surgeons who were highly experienced, while those in the control group were treated by doctors who performed surgery much less frequently. in that testing, mitraclip was compared to surgery. and the fda convened this committee of outside advisers. the

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no abbott buses since december. the biden administration says that drop is a direct result of the executive action. immigration experts alsi point to increased arrests made in mexico which nbc news was first to report. we got rare access to immigration data showing arrests on the mexican side have gone up threefold over the last year. hot summer weather is also a factor making the trek a potentially deadly one. we met ruben garcia who runs el paso's largest migrant shelter network. >> what we're hearing about is how the border is open, it's chaotic, it's not secure. is that true? is this chaos down here? >> no, that's categorically not true. in fact, the numbers are very, very low. >> reporter: at ruben's shelter, we met yosani, who said she crossed the day after biden's asylum restriction went into effect, and her husband was sent back to mexico. she and her son were allowed to stay here, she tells us. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: she says her dream is to be reunited with her husband and to keep h

diane abbott, labour _ continue to live in fear.e to live in fear. diane i abbott, labour mp for hackney continue to live in fear. diane abbott, labour mp for hackney north and stoke newington in east london, thank you for your time. as you heard, hundreds of people were involved in the anti—immigration violence in rotherham yesterday. 0ur correspondent, jessica lange, has been telling us about the clean—up operation going on there. after all the violence and destruction, —— destruction, today's the day for the clean—up. you can probably see behind me they are boarding up the windows. that is because along the ground floor of this hotel loads of the windows have been broken in the unrest yesterday. there are —— for about 700 people here. it started off fairly peacefully with a protest, then it started to get a lot more violent when some anti—immigration protesters turned up. that's because this holiday inn express was housing asylum seekers and they were coming here to protest against that. you can see this is just some of the glass

greg abbott federal a texas por estos gastos.estos gastos pero es como nos dice francisco cuevas ya genera alarma >> amenaza estarÍa en los hospitales pÚblicos, donde se les estÁ pidiendo llevar un control de los servic el yestado de texas volÓ la carga en su constante lucha en contra de inmigrantes indocumentados esta vez la amenaza estarÍa en hospitales pÚblicos donde se les estÁ pidiendo llevar un control de los servicios y gastos que se le da a los pacientes sin estatus migratorio legal >> m pasar, e darÍa miedo porqÉ quÉ vaya a pasar no me van a atender y a lo mejor sabrÍan toda mi informaciÓn y lo podrÍan usar contra mÍ >>aciÓn sobre la atenciÓn a los inmigrantes indocumentados, incluyendo el costo. ademÁs, pide entregar esos datos al departamento de el gobernador Óo una orden ejecutiva que exigÍa hospitales pÚblicos recuperar tu informaciÓn sobre inmigrantes indocumentados ademÁs pide entregar esos datos al dep departamento de salud pero tambiÉn informÓ los residentes que esto no afectarÁ la atenciÓn que reciban >> nos van

firmada por el gobernador greg abbott. estamos en vivo desde texas. borja: kamala recoge el guante, trump y harris se verÁn cara a cara en diversos debates donde se van enfrentar verbalmente sobre sus planes de gobierno para llegar a la casa blanca. entÉrate cuÁndo tendrÁ lugar, mientras ambos siguen en campaÑa. aileen: se acerca el regreso a clases, y a muchos padres y alumnos le genera ansiedad, por eso te daremos recomendaciones para manejar la situaciÓn y hacer este inicio del ciclo escolar sea mÁs disfrutable y emocionante para toda la familia, comenzamos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: hola, ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. te damos la bienvenida a tu "ediciÓn digital" hoy viernes 9 de agosto, aileen del toro, un servidor, yo soy borja voces, gracias por permitirnos ser tu compaÑÍa al mediodÍa. aileen: ya se acerca fin de semana, disfrÚtenlo bien informado. borja: la carrera a la casa blanca se pone mÁs dinÁmica que nunca. la vicepresidenta kamala harris acepta a medirse por menos en un cara cara con el expresidente, donald trump, de cara a las elecci

we reached out to abbott's office. they said there are fewer migrants.nd buses as they can fill them. they pointed to their policies for the drop. abbott introduced harder policies using his own law enforcement here in texas. biden administration points to their asylum policy which started in early june and restricts asylum. the heat in the summer can make it perilous. mexico doing more interdiction. there's a threefold increase by mexico of u.s.-bound migrants. if these numbers stay low or continue to drop, it could really change the way immigration is discussed going into the november election. especially if the harris campaign is able to look at this biden administration policy and claim credit for the sharp decrease. >> thank you so very much. >>> we are just four days away from the start of the democratic national convention. up to 50,000 visitors and huge security challenges. chicago police say they are ready to take on the big event and the large demonstrations that are expected to take place. joining us from chicago is nbc's shaquille brewster. y

el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, emite una orden ejecutiva exigiendo los hospitales pÚblicos que estatus migratorio de los pacientes y reporten el costo de los servicios mÉdicos. y en los juegos olÍmpicos, los latinos estÁn en la gloria. repÚblica dominicana tiene su primera medalla de oro y mÉxico se alza con una presea de plata en boxe. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa loizaga. >> quÉ tal? le saluda con gusto johana suÁrez en ausencia de arantxa loizaga. esta noche comenzamos con la muerte de los 61 ocupantes de un aviÓn que se estrellÓ en el estado de sao paulo, brasil. la aeronave cayÓ en la ciudad de viÑedo a unas 50 millas al noroeste de sao paulo. no hubo vÍctimas en tierra. lourdes hurtado tiene un recuento de todo lo ocurrido. >> aviÓn caÍdo descendÍa verticalmente, girando en espiral desde distintos Ángulos. mÚltiples personas captaron cÓmo el aviÓn se desplomaba aparentemente fuera de control en un Área residencial de viÑedo. municipio de sao paulo, tras estrellarse, una columna de humo oscuro se elevÓ por el aire. >> cayÓ un aviÓn. >> los vecinos de la zo

greg abbott ordena a los hospitales recolectar datos econÓmicos sobre atenciÓn a migrantes indocumentadosaciles de condados fronterizos de arizona rechazan la ley estatal que obliga a la policÍa a detener y deportar indocumentados. supervisores federales investigan si los bancos estÁn tomando medidas necesarias para proteger de estafadores a usuarios de la plataforma de pagos electrÓnicos. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. >> este es el noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna, con maity interiano y eliÁn zidÁn. maity: buenas noches. gracias por acompaÑarnos. comenzamos con las imÁgenes dadas a conocer hoy sobre el atentado a donald trump en pensilvania y que dejÓ un muerto. la policÍa publicÓ estos videos de las cÁmaras corporales de los oficiales. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: siguen saliendo a la luz imÁgenes del intento de asesinato contra donald trump. esta vez los videos de la cÁmara corporal de la policÍa muestran otros Ángulos. se ven varios policÍas llegando a la estructura en donde piensan que se encontraba thomas matthew crook, el pistolero. uno de ellos ayuda a subirse al techo a su co

texas governor greg abbott doubled down on his promise to keep busing migrants north. we're tracking the political battle over immigration. >>> easing the pain. medicare announces lower prices on some prescription drugs millions take every single day, how it could save you thousands. >>> and ready for it. taylor swift returns to the stage for the first time since a foiled terror plot, what fans can expect tonight with heightened security in place. >>> of course fans can exhibit a good show and hopefully a safe one, too, but we'll start with that breaking news here at home, actor matthew perry's personal assistant, two doctors and two drug suppliers have been charged in connection to his overdose death last october. >> these defendants took advantage of mr. perry's addiction issues to enrich themselves. they knew what they were doing was wrong, they knew what they were doing was risking great danger to matthew perry. >> ketamine perry's primary cause of his death. let's jump in with steve patterson. steve, first off, what can you tell us about the people indicted here?

like governor abbott of texas and desantis of florida, they deposited hundreds of thousands of illegals into cities all around the country. the unvented people everywhere. so the republicans have an equal responsibility in the amount of things going on because of the people they claim are committing these crimes. according to donald trump their mental institution people, race -- rapists, drug dealers. governor desantis and abbott and all the other people shuffled all those people into other places are responsible for the crimes they say are -- they are committing and that is really all i have to say. host: that is all the time that we've got. we are going to take you to an event in jackson hole, wyoming, the chair jerome powell will talk about monetary policy and the economic outlook. >> economic distortions, inflation has declined significantly, the labor market is no longer overheated and conditions are now less tight than those that prevailed before the pandemic. supply constraints have normalized and the balance to the mandates have changed. our objective has been to report -- resto

abbott atribuye el descenso de cruces ilegales en las medidas utilizadas bajo su mandato.mejor vida. >> funcionarios dicen que la fuerte calidad de nÚmero de cruces entre los puertos de entrada se debe al decreto del presidente que restringe el asilo por controlar la migraciÓn irregular. >> pasado un tiempo para aprender y ordenar mÁs cosas por si nos llega otra ola de gente ya estar preparados. reyna rodrÍguez, univisiÓn. >> la cÁmara de seguridad captÓ el intento de secuestro de varios niÑos por parte de unos adultos, los menores estaban jugado cuando un hombre se bajo de un carro y corriÓ hacia ellos. por fortuna reaccionado de la manera correcta porque huyeron y se refugiaron en la casa donde estaba la madre de dos de los menores. elian: los productores suspendieron la producciÓn debido a los bajos precios de la compra y al aumento de las extorsiones de tres cÁrteles del narcotrÁfico. los comerciantes afirman que fije el precio del limÓn, incluyendo su porcentaje. dicen que en un aÑo el pago de los carteles fue de 10:00 a 20:00 centavos por cada kilo y que el gobierno

governor abbott, thanks so much for being here. i want to start with the new democratic ticket. you said that quote, tim walz will be a rubber stamp for kamala harris's deadly open border policies refusing to admit there is a border crisis opposing border wall funding and supporting sanctuary cities unquote. i want to play something that governor walz said last week before harris picked him as her running mate. take a listen. >> i don't disagree that governor abbott is pointing out so many things, but he treats it in the most cruel, inhumane way, instead of saying, and this is where we should, we should reach out and say, the governor's not wrong, they need help texas shouldn't by itself absorb or pay for this problem, we should all collectively figure out how to do it. and that was lankford sinema and donald trump didn't want it to dismiss that texas has a point that we could all work together on is bad politics and bad policy so two questions on that cr. one, if democrats win, do you think you'd be able to willing would you be willing to work with harris-walz and their adminis

ron desantis signed a bill similar to abbott's.if other states follow suit. >> carley: from one border state to another. cali california, you forthe get it is a border state, she was raising money in california, what happened? >> cheryl: she is back in washington now, she held her first fundraiser since becoming presidential nominee. the event raised 12 million, followed her raking in 3 dltz 10 million in july and 36 million raised in the day following her selection of tim walz as running mate. they had 700 people there including gavin newsom and nancy pelosi. harris focused do domestic policy and went afterformer president trump. it's00 preparing for next week's dnc that will be held in chicago. that san francisco money flowing into her. >> carley: it is. thank you so much. don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria, she is hosting today. she you tomorrow. we are expecting to hear more from former ptz trump and kamala harris on respective economic plans. her the latest proposal sounds like the trump platform. >> we will continue to

and the man most responsible for that right now is greg abbott.eadership from the harris-walz administration, yes to, to secure the border, to make sure we rewrite our immigration laws in the reflection of our reality, of our values, in our national interest, and to finally stop kicking this can down the road, because not only are we failing to make the most of those who want to come here and make this country better, not only are we failing to meet the real threats where they are, but politically, this will continue to be an albatross around the neck of democrats until a democratic administration solves the problem, and i think that harris-walz will do that in office. >> why do you think, congressman, democrats have not thought texas was in play for them? why have they not done that effort, as you said, or commit their resources and time to try to win that state if the trajectory is naturally gone in their direction? >> i don't know the answer, but we know in texas is the calvary is not coming to our rescue, this one is on us, so we are supportin

damos ahora un giro a la informacion y reg regresamos a estados unidos porque el gobernador greg abbotts hospitales publicos que pregunten a los pacientes cuales son sus estatus mig migratorio para determinar los costos de brindar atencion m medica que no tengan documentos. >> nos enlazamos con paco cuevas para conocer como se vera impactada la comunidad hispana en particular. >> francisco, adelante. >> buenas tardes. >> ¿que tal? >> saludos. >> me encuentro frente a uno de los los hospitales que han sido ordenados a partir del primero de novie hombre a entregar toda la informacion relacionada a los cuidados medicos que entregan a los inmigrantes indocumentados, incluyendo los costos. >> el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, firmo un orden ejecutiva en la que ordena recopilar i informacion sobre la atencion a los inmigrantes incluido el costo, ademas de entregar esos datos al departamento de salud y tambien informar al paciente que esto no afectara de ninguna manera la atencion que reciba. >> en un comunicado, el go gobernador alves dijo que los texanos no deberian de asumir la carga de

mr abbott's order instructs hospitals to tell patients this data collection will not affect their careng aimed at reaching a gaza hostage release and ceasefire deal. the three mediating countries — the us, qatar and egypt will host a new round of talks either in cairo or doha on the 15th of august. an israeli delegation will be there to �*to finalize the details and implement the framework agreement�*. hamas has yet to confirm if its representatives will attend. the group named yahya sinwar its new political leader this week, days after ismail haniyeh was killed in iran's capital tehran in an attack it blames on israel. a senior us official said there's no expectation that an agreement would be signed by next week, given tensions over the assassination of haniyeh. iran has promised to retaliate against israel over the attack. israel has not commented on haniyeh's death. israel and hamas have competing conditions for a truce. hamas wants a permanent end to the war, but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says its military operations in gaza will only end once hamas is defeated. i

the democrat running against governor greg abbott. struggled to fund raise.s viable of a race. to name one example. donors will set out races in texas they don't see as competitive. generally speaking, if there is a big name at the top of the ticket and they just drag joe smith off the street to run as a democrat, it is going to be tens of millions of dollars it seems like every cycle breaking the records set in the last major race. especially if comella harris -- kamala harris, a resurgence and actually starts to look competitive, there are signs it is competitive it is going to be a gusher of money for sure. >> politics reporter at the texas tribune. thanks for your time and expertise. >> last two ads in the texas u.s. senate race that started airing in the past week. >> i'm colin allred. fentanyl is pretty into our country. our border is broken. so are our politics. to fix it, we have to go after the cartels and fix the border. we have to do it in a way that upholds our values. i stood up to joe biden on the border and extremists like ted cruz who preferre

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despite texas governor abbott's promise to keep busing migrants to blue cities, those transports are actually down. it's due to a steep drop in the number of migrants apprehended at the border. migrant border crossings in june were around 84,000, down from a record 300,000 in december. and the lowest monthly number since president biden took office. a spokesman for abbott acknowledged there are fewer migrants to bus out, but say it proves the governor's policies are working. while the white house credits president biden's policies, including an executive order restricting asylum. >>> turning to puerto rico, where residents are reeling after hurricane ernesto battered the island as a category 1 storm. nearly half a million residents are still without power this morning, after damaging winds and drenching rains. guad venegas has the details. >> reporter: massive power outages and dangerous conditions caused by hurricane ernesto. heavy rains have caused rivers to overflow their banks. officials say rescuers are searching for the driver of this vehicle that swept away. flooding condition

texas is truly the last stand for the right-wing republicans and they've allowed greg abbott and paxton than to solve the problem that's are ailing us here in texas. the real problems about child health care and health care in general. mass shootings that you and i have talked about. like what we experienced in uvalde. all of the failures in texas have been under the helm of a 30-year republican control. and they don't want to let go of that and they don't want to let go of that control and we're going to keep fighting as best we can. >> and senator, i do want to ask you about uvalde that was the scene of that horrible massacre. what can you tell us about the folks there? how are they doing? >> well, it is interesting how these two things are seemingly wouldn't be intertwined and one of these instances with one of these people, you have texas rangers show up in the last couple of days with ar-15s to their doorstep when their kids were inside sleeping. that was depicted by one of the people. so what the texas rangers couldn't do in uvalde, they were very tough in this instance. to your p

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are two sides to try— of harm or kyle abbott are two sides to try to— of harm or kyle abbott are twohimself president as to what a mediator can this for the world. still friends with president putin of russia, but also turkey is of course — of russia, but also turkey is of course in — of russia, but also turkey is of course in nato country so it has alliances — course in nato country so it has alliances with all of these western countries — alliances with all of these western countries and it plays to all of those — countries and it plays to all of those strokes all at once. we saw last year— those strokes all at once. we saw last year when turkey approved sweden's — last year when turkey approved sweden's nato accession a while for the turkish — sweden's nato accession a while for the turkish parliament to finally pass— the turkish parliament to finally pass that — the turkish parliament to finally pass that and to ratify that, but this is— pass that and to ratify that, but this is sort— pass that and to ratify that, but this is sort of the thing that president erdogan specialises i

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let me put up on the screen what governor abbott is saying about this.about sending more migrants to the windy city. step up and do their jobs to secure the border. continue busting migrants to sanctuary cities across to provide much-needed relief to our overwhelmed border towns. how is this going over? >> this is something that governor abbott has been doing for quite a while. i would not make too much about this. the 2000 migrants texas has said to chicago is a tiny portion of the more than 7 million that have crossed illegally into the united states and been allowed to stay. most of it is an organic process in which migrants crossing the united states are allowed to stay here and then go to wherever they were heading in the first place. you cannot have 7 million people across the border and all of them stay in eagle pass. that will not work. they are going all throughout the country and they are burdening a lot of municipalities. chicago is one of them. washington, d.c. is one of them. new york city is one of them. pretty much able -- every mid side c

again, these are just the buses that texas governor greg abbott was paying for.s that cross the border and try to find their way to those cities. by and large, a lot of those programs meant to show a political message aren't as easy to carry out simply because of the numbers here, mika. >> julia, you mentioned the mexican government has restricted visas. away from the border. there has been some concern earlier this year that the government might sort of play politics with the border. and perhaps open up some of the numbers coming up to the border, ahead of the election. what's the thinking on that now, that kamala harris is atop the ticket on the u.s. side? how much is the american government kind of in negotiations and in talks with the mexican government to keep those numbers down? >> reporter: yeah. when i talk to officials of the mexican government, they have a pretty open dialogue, even if it isn't at the higher levels, people are constantly talking about fentanyl, arms trafficking. that's something that the mexican government cares a lot about. they'll soo

but dr. abbott, who works for gauze, is from aust run. health ministry says it's not enough time didn't sufficient. they only give us time from 6 am to 2 pm, which is not enough. we need to continue working beyond these unawares. since there is no cure for polio, the key as prevention, the w h o says the vaccine drive house to succeed, to prevent a catastrophic outbreak. now some rules as him goes off with the agency for palestinian refugees known as one go. she have mold on the hurdles that lie ahead or balances itself from getting the vaccines in getting the cold chain and as well the, the, the fridge is the storage equipment to allow the vaccines to be moved around, negotiating supplies of fuel so that those vaccines can be transported into the distribution sentences. then on, on the health points the, the units are imposed is on the agreement to avoid if actuation orders over the period of the, the campaign as well. we'd very much welcome that we, we recognize that it's not been easy and we called on apologies for the conflicts with a

ayuda mÉdica para su esposa y ahora estÁ ocupado por la orden ejecutiva emitida por el gobernador de abbottitales si esta nueva orden ejecutiva es seguida al pie de la letra. >> pensamos que habrÁn muchos problemas con este mandato. tambiÉn ... >> si un hospital va a preguntarte estatus migratorio, esto es una violaciÓn directamente a la privacidad. reportero: la principal preocupaciÓn de las orquestaciones defensoras de derechos de los inmigrantes es que las personas indocumentadas decidan no acudir a los hospitales por temor. Él no se le puede negar el cuidado mÉdico en caso de una emergencia. reportero: afirman que texas esta asumiendo la carga econÓmica de proporcionarle servicios mÉdicos. la asociaciÓn de hospitales en texas dicen que estÁn obligados a darle tratamiento a cualquier persona independientemente de su capacidad de pago o estatus migratorio. la orden ejecutiva entra en vigor desde el 1 de noviembre. presentador: las autoridades en austria la tuvieron a un tercer joven en relaciÓn a los atentados vinculados al concierto de taylor swift. los sospechosos son admiradores del es

but dr. abbott, who works for gauze, is her most run. health ministry says it's not enough time didn't sufficient. they only give us time from 6 am to 2 pm, which is not enough. we need to continue working beyond these unawares. since there is no cure for polio, the key as prevention, the w h o says the vaccine drive has to succeed to prevent a catastrophic outbreak as well. sam row who's using gaza with the agency for palestinian refugees known as on raw. he's got more now and the hurdles don't lie ahead. i certainly going to be extremely challenging. we as, as a, as a system is a human, it's our and system and i think it's probably 5 says a health system have never faced anything quite like this. i should say that i'm right is a big player, and this we estimate that will be administering the around hops of all those vaccines. they're reaching over 300000 people, but it really is a joint effort lead globally by the world health organization. unicef also heavily involved unwrapped my organization involved in administering a lot of the va

. >> jesse: much different story indexes were governor greg abbott just announced he's removed over 1nearly half a million of them were dead. and several thousand were noncitizens. how are thousands of foreign nationals able to register to vote in dated states? to keep saying its illegal and it doesn't happen. but now virginia and texas have just found thousands of them. primetime hopes that more governors will follow the lead set by glenn youngkin and greg abbott. >> ♪ ♪ so kamala and tim walz hrebik convention last week and then a day later rfk junior shook up the race and endorsed trump. so what's everybody thinking? johnny hit rockaway beach to find out. >> ♪ ♪ >> how about that dnc convention? >> the worst. >> i feel like they pay people to go there. >> everyone was waiting for beyoncÉ so i'm a little let down. thanks, kamala. >> you're welcome. >> kamala says she's going to bring back joy nah why has your life lack joy? >> the supermarket, all right. see the prices of everything. >> our taxes, that really -- really high gas prices. >> you think kamala will be able to fix that? >

thank you for talking to us that abbott has been really good to get an insight into all of those medall. that medal in the gymnastics for algeria, big dealfor algeria. much celebrated there as well. now, we've been enjoying the olympics here in paris — and we've enjoyed sharing it with you here on tv too. and through the power of social media, paris 2024 is finding a whole community online, too. creators are sharing viral moments, powerful performances — and revealing the unique stories that we might not get to hear about. i've been speaking to �*coach jackiej' — with more than 500,000 followers on tiktok, she's one of the biggest names in this space and has been in paris for the games. she talked me through some of her most—watched videos of the olympics. ijust i just posted one ijust posted one recently about the beach volleyball final match between brazil and spain it was a really funny moment. there was a fight at the net in the middle of the match and it kind of resolve the issue but wishfully tense in the stadium. the dj, over the speakers, they'd imagine byjohn lennon, after the

never -- i would never put a dime in there. >> governor greg abbott is saying welcome home drill babyn a snub to california, is to move its headquarters to houston 2,000 jobs. it is interesting how you talk about it being multisectoral also multilevel when you talk about retail, like cvs calling walgreens closing their stores in san francisco or fast food numerous fast food restaurants because of minimum wage loss and resident fleeing but you're talking about all kinds of policies from tax law to crime. to midge minimum wage laws you said i hope this will wake people up i don't know what will wake up californians to the poor management of not just gavin newsom this is all throughout the state. >> it's true but i want to pingt out with capital just one investor there's many like me. why are we rewarding bad policy and why dongt we take our dollars i'm telling all that work with, let's stop working on california. let's stop working on new york. let's stop working on massachusetts. they don't want our money or jobs they treat us poorly with bad policy. let's go visit states where governo

texas governor greg abbott announced that the state has purged more than 1 million names from the voter after finding them to be ineligible that includes 6500 noncitizens. he said this in the statement illegal voting in texas will never be tolerated we will continue to actively safeguard their sacred right to vote while aggressively protecting our election from illegal voting. where is the media on this, who is policing this in terms of the illegals getting registered to vote, this seems like one of the most important issues in the selection. >> i'm glad you're bringing it to the floor most nations are not, wisconsin the wisconsin supreme court recently reestablished drop boxes from mail-in ballot, there are states and i applaud governor abbott and the texas state legislature for putting that into law that you must do that occasionally but was counted on the other hand want to have drop boxes that any number of illegal mail-in ballots can be dropped in. this is a state-by-state issue. the federal government, the legislature, the congress needs to mandate minimum standards i know electio

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we are from governor abbott here in the state of texas.ted from governor abbott's operation lone star. that's where with we've seen that additional assistance. and to your point about dmv offices, look, when i was assigned to u.s. border patrol headquarters in washington, d.c., i'd go sit in the dmv office to get my license for hours, meanwhile, people here illegally based on my expertise in immigration and illegal immigration, they would go in, they would get their id or their driver's license and walk back out while i had to produce social security card, bills to show my address. for whatever reason it certainly is easier. >> maria, i've spent a lot of time overseas especially in places like the baltics, and they do not let you -- [laughter] get any type of id to use for travel or any other purposes. across europe there has been this incredibly reluctance, incredible reluctance to have anybody come in and normalize what they're doing. but not here in the united states. it's really insane that we are taking our immigration policies and ba

y'all have melissa joan hart and lisa ann walter from "abbott elementary."a the teenage witch" and she's amazing. she's had such a long career. she can teach us so much about child stardom. now she's a mom and lisa ann walter had so much to say about "abbott elementary" but our favorite in "the parent trap." arguably the best parent in that movie and she had a lot to say. a lot to tell us. >> did she hint perhaps -- now that lindsay lohan is back in her hollywood star era -- >> let's get a reboot. >> i've been asking quietly and publicly. >> i would love to see it. >> i think they'll do it. >> yeah. >> she had a lot of great things to say about lindsey. >> it was a great experience. >> gio: this is why they have a podcast. >> whit: we had the both of you on when you first launched the podcast. it's been such a success. great guest, great conversations. >> thank you. >> whit: you have to come back and keep us up to date on everything. >> please do. >> gio: congratulations and "pop culture moms" available wherever you get your you can pick up the tab even when

. >> en texas, la barrera flotante instalada por el gobernador greg abbott en el rio grande puede quedarse ahora. >> asi lo decidio la corte federal del quinto circuito. >> el departamento de justicia habia solicitado el retiro de las boyas, afirmando que la barrera genera problemas h humanitarios y ambientales. >> la demanda mas amplias sobre el caso se trataran en esa misma corte en un juicio programado para comenzar el 6 de agosto. >> y ahora hablemos de salud. >> un brote mortal de listeria ha obligado a ampliar alimentos. >> y mire, son unos siete millones de libras de carne y embutidos de la marca ¿que demas esta suman a unas 200,000 libras previamente elaborados entre el dia de hoy y el dia de julio que deben ser totalmente el brote ya causo dos muertes y 33 hos hospitalizaciones en al menos tres estados del pais. >> y los sintomas aqui aqui vienen, fiebre, fatiga y dolor de cabeza que se consumen estos alimentos contaminados y hasta dos meses despues. >> la la enfermedad afecta principalmente a embarazadas que pueden transmitirla a sus bebes, asi tambien como a recien mayores de 65

opposite is texas governor greg abbott. he chimed in as well. already in houston and he knows now looks like the bulk of chevron will eventually be moving over there over the next 5 years. he says welcome home, chevron, texas's, you're a true home drill, baby, drill as far as ceremonies mayor, he says chevron has been good residents and he welcomes them back. think about that for 140 years, we have one or 2 world wars before chevron moved to this locations. so it will be here for 145 years after that. you big change. thank you. 9.34 is the time. let's go to the south bay now where police in san jose are asking for your help in solving 2 cold case, homicides. >> the first one happened back in november of 2020 was on orlando drive in east san jose. a man was found their shot to death in his car. what you're looking at here is the vehicle. the gold lexus that police say the suspects drove off in. so they're hoping you can help identify that car and the people who drove it in the other case. officers need your help identifying these 2 people. take a

because abbott's a great company and in the end these are product liability suits. they are not mass port action like j&j. and i think we'll come out ahead of the game. they've got four great product lines that are selling fabulously. the market is still too overbought. we've got too hopeful. so now we might need to take a brief respite. there's nothing wrong with that. maybe a little buyer's remorse to throw that into. "mad money" tonight. how is gen ai shaping the fintech space? i'm checking in with the maker of quickbooks to see how much credit we should be giving them in the latest quarter. you know how good they are. then cruise line viking has been sailing higher since its ipo. but it pulled ok on today's report. i'll talk more with the company's captain learn what's going on. and how could a rate check affect fortune brands? i'm sitting down with the ceo to get a better read on how the company's doing. so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on x. have a question? tweet cramer. hashtag madmentions. send jim an

el gobierno de greg abbott instalÓ una tercera lÍnea de alambres de pÚas en el rÍo grande.os que representa para los migrantes. nos quedamos en mÉxico, donde investigan la muerte de dos jÓvenes venezolanas que fueron halladas baleadas y quemadas. las autoridades informaron que las vÍctimas tenÍan 19 y 20 aÑos de edad y que tenÍan huellas de violencia y se cree que el crimen estÁ vinculado con la trata de personas. valeria leÓn tiene los detalles. >> en un paraje de topilejo, al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico, la unidad de investigaciÓn forense y vehÍculos de la policÍa acordonaron, el Área donde fueron encontradas sin vida y con rastros de violencia. >> dos jÓvenes venezolanas de maracaibo. sus nombres eran steph y susej. la fiscalÍa investiga el hecho como feminicidio y posible. trata de personas. >> en materia de trata de personas trabaja en colaboraciÓn con la fiscalÍa de investigaciÓn del delito de feminicidio para agotar todas las lÍneas de investigaciÓn existentes. >> de acuerdo con el ministerio pÚblico, el 90% de su cuerpo estaba calcinado y tenÍan marcas de bala. ademÁ

, abbott and bangkok >> annabel can be moved to hayward in 1965.oing to miss they are a legacy company in our city. we're very saddened. this really is a sad hayward mayor mark salinas says the birds bring back warm childhood memories. any says it's unfortunate to hear the facility's closure everywhere we went. we always either rocky road. our big banks with that weather was the movies. >> we don't we go camping. salinas says that he hopes the company will help its employees in the city is working on finding a new business to take over the spot on industrial boulevard. but, you know, >> we do when they move out of the facility, that is a pretty large swath of land in the in the industrial sector. >> you i i can hope another company will come in with, you with as footprint and you're supposed to work to date? >> yes, it was we have to work this week. they do cross reached out to and about but have not heard back. that plan is to continue to make the candy bars just at a different facility in hayward, theresa kron, 4 news. >> 5.47 is the time. the ce

so i think abbott is right.es on nationally between harris and trump. because there is a different approach to how we cover healthcare here. in new york, also by the way, illegal immigrants can get conch. and that really undermines the healthcare system in terms of conch for people here illegally. >> steve: indeed. since the olympics wrapped up yesterday, there was something that happened last week and we were scratching our heads because they did the marathon and they decided that they would swim in the river siene, which they wound up spending a billion dollars to clean up. three german athletes, at least got sick afterwards. and the olympic committee said. this we heard reports of the athletes' illnesses and hoping for a speedy recovery. water quality was considered or good or excellent four testing points and established by world aquatics. if it were the e.coli in the water and high levels of bacteria, doctor, i get they wanted them to swim in the river because it runs right through paris but then again, may