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abbott and costello meet the mummy. every person around my age couldn't get enough of those movies. >> oh, these are classic comedy routines. wouldn't they be just as funny today? why not? >> i think they're funnier than they ever. yeah. here's two tens. give me a five. you ever go to school, stupid? yeah, and i come out the same way. >> they had variations on material that a lot of vaudevillians did, but their variation was often the best variation. they had honed it over the years of performing it live, until it became completely specific to them and their dynamic and their chemistry. >> who's on second? who's on first? i don't know, he's on third. there i go. oh, no no, no welcome to times square. >> it's the biggest party of the year. happy new year with the biggest guests. we have even more amazing guests lined up for you with performances by music's biggest stars and appearances by comedians, celebrities and more. yes, anything can happen on new years eve. oh my gosh. >> wow. >> new year's eve live with anderson a

el gobernador greg abbott estÁ implementando medidas agresivas.exas como un estado modelo que se puede llevar a la naciÓn. >> estamos implementando diferentes estrategias. le damos a entender a los migrantes que no crucen ilegalmente. reportera: greg abbott firmÓ una ley que otorga a las fuerzas del orden de tener migrantes, aunque estÁ en suspenso. >> si usted cruza a estados unidos ilegalmente, usted serÁ arrestado. reportera: en noviembre entrÓ en vigor una orden ejecutiva que les quitarÍa la ayuda a los hospitales de texas si no colaboran. texas ha ofrecido a presidente electo, donald trump un terreno para ser utilizados para las deportaciones. >> la seguridad en la frontera, aunque muchas veces no les gusta escuchar, es separado de la migraciÓn. reportera: es posible la ayuda de otros estados para que presidente electo, donald trump lleve a cabo sus planes. >> sabÍamos que presidente electo, donald trump harÍa una cacerÍa de migrantes. eliÁn: los angeles se declara una ciudad santuario. la medida fue aprobada por unanimidad y fue escuchada po

no respondieran la pregunta de ciudadanÍa implementada mediante una orden ejecutiva del bernador abbott popular cardiÓlogo en tiktok. >> el mÉdico del hospital infantil de texas y profesor del colegio de medicina baylor recientemente decidiÓ utilizar su audiencia en las redes sociales para informar a inmigrantes que viven en texas sobre sus derechos como pacientes. >> technically legally we were told today that people do not actually have to answethe question. >> se refiere a la nueva orden ejecutiva del gobernador greg abbott, que obliga a todos los hospitales de texas a preguntarle a sus pacientes sobre su estatus migratorio que entrÓ en efecto el 1 de noviembre, pero luego fue mÁs allÁ, proponiendo que nadie participe. >> would it be amazing if everyone who comes in? doesn't answer it. >> en cuestiÓn de dÍas, el video sese hizo vil con mÁs de 1 millÓn de visitas y hasta reacciones de parte del gobernador abbott, quien a travÉs de la red social x amenazÓ al hospital y a la universidad para las cuales trabaja el doctor pastor con el siguiente mensaje. este mÉdicol estÁ poniendo en ries

ese centro de salud aconsejara a los pacientes a no responder la pregunta sobre ciudadanÍa que greg abbott baylor, recientemente decidiÓ utilizar su audiencia en las redes sociales para informar a inmigrantes que viven en texas sobre sus derechos como pacientes. >> technically legally we were told today that people do not actually have to answer the question. >> se refiere a la nueva ordeden ejecutiva del gobernador greg abbott, que obliga a todos los hospitales de texas a preguntarle a sus pacientes sobre su estatus migratorio que entrÓ en efecto el 1 de noviembre, pero luego fue mÁs allÁ, proponiendo que nadie participe. >> would it be amazing if everyone who comes in? doesn't answer it. >> en cuestiÓn de dÍas, el video se hizo viral con mÁs de 1 millÓn de vistas y hasta reacciÓn de parte del gobernador abbott, quien a travÉs de la red social x amenazÓ al hospital y a la universidad para las cuales trabaja el doctor pastor con el siguiente mensaje este mÉdico estÁ poniendo en riesgo sus fondos de medicaid y medicare. serÁ mejor que lo piensen dos veces y tengan registros muy claros. habr

spent more time fighting governor abbott than it has spent fighting the cartels in mexico. are still a lot of work and needs to be done, and we will continue seeing people crossing this portion of the border. the cbp and the chn v program being y utilized until president trump comes in office. >> bill: one month from now we have that administration. law enforcement being eager to work with the trump administration. take a listen. >> we are going to see law enforcement, local, state, and federal, want to become an ally with the new administration working together to remove these threats from their states. that is priority number one. i don't see how anyone, i keep repeating this come how anyone can be against that. >> bill: sheriff, last question real quick. i have heard from a whole lot of i.c.e. officers, border patrol agents, and texas dps troopers who feel the sun is coming out after a long storm with this crisis and the new administration. do you feel the same way? >> bill, it certainly is to be a brand-new day. the status of border patrol station, a thousand apprehensi

. >> bill: greg abbott making it clear to migrants that law will be enforced in his state.ew strategy that you can read on a billboard. long before you hit the southern border. a former u.s. border patrol officer will join us. elon musk whipping lawmakers over a pork-filled spending bill. is the doge co-leader changing the way washington works already? ♪ with verizon, trade in any phone, any condition. it's your last chance to get iphone 16 pro, on us. and ipad and apple watch series 10. all three on us. only on verizon. ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, i'm glad it helped. i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement that fights pain naturally. call or go online now for our 3-week quickstart, just $19.95. ah...family time. of course it's not the same if you can't enjoy your favorite foods. but getting your te

what i do love is kroger abbott.ything he can possibly do for this immigration stuff but president trump has a plan, he was largely elected on this and i have no doubt about his ability to get them. >> one thing they have to do, dea, cbp, ice and everybody working together and any other resource or otherwise, without the infrastructure in every way that allows the coyotes, working with the cartels in mexico and 2000 reported chinese operators running operations with the cartels so take-out stations along the way, they put up stations so-called, just ways to get people in the country, they are along the highways leading them into the country and without infrastructure and go back and let dea do the job and other agencies do their job nationally and across borders operations. >> transnational criminal organizations have been dramatically empowered in recent years and enriched. there's something else separate from crossing the border but we have 300,000 children missing the work brought into the country, government got

a very special episode of "abbott elementary." course. >> and then there's me and my potential love interest that i have. >> lara: i believe we have a clip. let's take a look. >> any luck with the projector? >> it's working great. there's a rabbit. i'm a janitor, not an apple genius. get your i.t. man here. >> oshawn. >> you know his name, huh? >> hello, ava. to what do we owe this visit to the second floor? >> somebody came in asking for you. the story was fishy. i gave him a badge just to see what happens. [ laughter ] she loves chaos. yeah. i totally forgot, we are also going to meet melissa and jacob's family. that's cool. that special visitor for jacob is his brother. we haven't really learned much about his background. a lot happening. one hour. >> lara: so good to see you. >> thank you for having me. i will wake up any time. >> lara: thank you very much. great to see you. everybody, you can see the one-hour abbott elementary holiday special. it airs this wednesday, 8 p.m., 7:00 p.m. central. airs the next day on hulu. let's

governor abbott's message to the migrants next.9, john deere has invested more than $2 billion in our american factories. today, we're nearly 30,000 u.s. employees strong. in more than 60 u.s. based facilities, across 16 states, we couldn't be more proud to play our part in supporting americans who work the land and build a better tomorrow. ♪ nothing runs like a deere™. dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so you can always see where you're heading without fingersticks. dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm, so you can manage your diabetes with confidence. ♪ stuart: the dow is up 125. what a difference it makes. favorable inflationary porridge and consumer confidence report. ice deportations hit their highest levels in a decade. lauren: 270 one thousand illegals have been deported 1/3 with colonel histories. it is a 10 year high and it is right near where it was under donald trump the for the pandemic, fiscal year 2018, 268,000 deportations. after that, look at the decrease, one hundred 42,000. ice deportation

abbott detallo que algunos mensajes instalados en mexico y centroamerica narran historias horribles delertan que muchas ninas que tratan de emigrar son secuestradas. la administracion de alimentos y medicamentos aprobo el uso de set bound para tratar la apnea obstructiva del sueno. este medicamento utilizado para bajar de peso fue autorizado para tratar formas moderadas a graves de la af afeccion del sueno en personas con obesidad. esta aprobacion marca el primer tratamiento f farmacologico para este trastorno , que afecta apr aproximadamente a 39 millones de adultos en los estados unidos. un juez dictamino que la pr prohibicion casi total del aborto en missouri es i inaplicable en virtud de una nueva enmienda constitucional. missouri es uno de los cinco estadoen los que los votantes aprobaron medidas electorales a favor del derecho al aborto en las elecciones generales de 2024. bueno, todo parece indicar que el juez jerry shang acabara declarando inconstitucional la prohibicion al aborto. daddy yankee y su esposa, mireddys gonzalez, de quien se esta d divorciando, estuvieron cara a ca

cosa es que ellos van a van a cruzar esta gente por donde puedan. >> de acuerdo al gobernador greg abbotty su (dad) ¡hija! (son in law) ¡oh no! (dad) don't worry, matt. verizon te lo cambia. (grandma) ¡cómo te extrañe! (grand daughter) ¡oyi, mi telefono! ¡uuh! (grandma) ¡uuh! (cousins) ¡primos! ¡imos! (cousin) ¡mi teléfono! (vo) entrega cualquier teléfono y llévate el iphone 16 pro con control de la cámara. y además, un apple watch y un ipad, los tres por nuestra cuenta. es un valor de hasta $2,000. (dad) vamos a verizon matt. (daughter) ¡papá!¡se llama nick! (vo) solo en verizon. el spicy chicken sandwich de wendy's es la combinación perfecta of heat and sabor. it's crispy, juicy, ohhhh, ¡es como el mvp! most. valuable. ¡¡¡¡¡polloooooo!!! seguramente you never thought you'd get this close to an mvp, ¿verdad? para un pollo que brings the heat, gotta be wendy's. ¿puede tu toalla sanitaria absorber todo y mantenerse fresca? always flexfoam puede. es la única toalla sanitaria hecha con un material absorbente y flexible de foam, que atrapa la sangre y el sudor mientras la parte superior se ma

el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, anuncia el inicio de la instalaciÓn de un nuevo muro fronterizo.imÁgenes deslumbrantes de cÓmo han recibido el aÑo nuevo en otras partes del mundo. noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. muy buenas tardes. gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. el Último de este 2024, por supuesto. gracias por su preferencia y sintonÍa. vamos a la informaciÓn de esta tarde. este martes finalmente conocimos ya la identidad de la mujer que fue quemada viva mientras dormÍa en uno de los vagones del metro de nueva york. su nombre es sabrina kwan. ella tenÍa 61 aÑos y residÍa en new jersey. cuando llegaron los paramÉdicos, la declararon muerta en el lugar. el presunto agresor ha sido identificado como sebastiÁn zapeta, de 33 aÑos. enfrenta varios cargos por asesinato y por incendio provocado. el perturbador hecho que vemos en pantalla ocurriÓ el pasado 22 de diciembre. en otra noticia de Última hora en puerto rico. desde la madrugada de hoy, un apagÓn generalizado afecta a casi toda la isla. esto afecta diversos servicios, como

governor abbott bought it and is putting it up in texas.s lighting and roads that did not get completed that were paid for by the trump administration. mo money spent that did not need to be spent on chaos at the border. >> carley: is it frustrating to see those materials lays there when the federal government could have stepped in and erected some of this stuff. >> i spent time in arizona, busiests state and sector in the nation and we've seen that transition to texas with this administration allowing people to come into the united states. we are simply just allowing people into the country illegally and allowing them to go into cities like chicago and new york all over the united states to create more chaos and reek havoc. >> carley: texas governor greg abbott says an immigrant is accused of setting a texas house on fire with three children inside. they were actually his children and he is accused of trying to kill his own children. they survived. he goes on to say i will work with tom homan to locate and deport as many criminals as we ca

con carteles en varios idiomas, en mÉxico, salvador, honduras, el gobernador greg abbott busca disuadir reportera: los mensajes controvertidos advierten que esposas e hijas pagarÁn el viaje con su cuerpo. y otros preguntan cuÁnto pagÓ para que vieran a su hija ser violada. >> muchos saben que es peligroso y arriesgan su vida para llegar al paÍs. edwin: en mÉxico, la mÚsica estÁ de luto por el fallecimiento de dulce, una de las voces mÁs romÁnticas a nivel internacional. la artista falleciÓ luego de estar hospitalizada, por complicaciones de un cÁncer. la intÉrprete deja un legado imborrable que marcÓ generaciones. vamos con detalles. reportero: saludos. estamos en vivo desde la funeraria en donde permanece el cuerpo de la cantante dulce. conquistÓ la dÉcada de los 80 con grandes Éxitos, y falleciÓ hoy. se conociÓ la noticia a la 1:00 de la tarde, hora de miami. fuimos al hospital y supimos que falleciÓ en brazos de su hija que la acompaÑo en el proceso de hospitalizaciÓn. tambiÉn seguimos el traslado de la carroza que llevÓ el cuerpo de la cantante a una agencia funeraria. hasta esta ho

diane abbott accused me of spreading conspiracy theories.cally said conspiracy theories, but i was quite sure it was the case. and i think you're absolutely right. what what is always important with these things is that politicians acknowledge what's going on as well. it's when it comes out that afterwards that they have to explain why and explain. >> look, guys, if you want to retire and have a certain amount, we need more. if you're not having enough babies, this is what we have to do. >> yeah, they should have been telling people that in the 19805, telling people that in the 1980s, though of course, that's when they should have had the babies. >> but in the olden days of the party political broadcast, where the prime minister would come out with pipe in hand and tell the nation what needs to be done, are gone. maybe we need a bit more of that. but i would say that immigration of eastern europe has been a huge boon to britain and to ireland as well, and to my school when i was teaching. >> have a look at the times. josh. anything new? >> w

greg abbott ha enviado en los Últimos meses mÁs de 100.000 inmigrantes desde texas a ciudades santuariosque cuentan lo duro que fue para ellos ser deportados. reportero: esos hombres hoy pintan el muro fronterizo en apoyos a veteranos deportados en estados unidos. ambos fueron regresados a mÉxico por parte de autoridades de estados unidos despuÉs de cometer un error cuando eran jÓvenes, segÚn ellos. hace casi 10 aÑos viven en tijuana. >> siempre quise vivir en mÉxico pero no de esta manera. ya estoy bien. batallÉ al principio. acostumbrarse. reportero: decidieron quedarse en tijuana para estar cerca de sus familias y que pudieran ser visitados periÓdicamente. >> estamos juntos. estamos contentos. ya maÑana se va a ir. ya nadie estÁ sonriendo. son 10 aÑos. reportero: dicen haber encontrado de este lado del muro una oportunidad para salir adelante. >> encontrÉ ser parte de una comunidad. un grupo de gente que me acepta como soy. fui bienvenido. reportero: reconocen que no fue fÁcil, pero que ahora lo ven como una experiencia que les ayuda a crecer. >> tijuana me ha abierto las puertas. la

i'm grateful for governor greg abbott and what he's doing here, this is something the federal governmenthould have been doing the last four years, to signal consequences of actions of those that want to enter the country illegally. we're seeing this impact all across the country with 10, 12, who knows how many millions of people have come across now. it has made its way into every community. our community, our residents deserve to feel safe. for the last little while now we've had a major uptick in crime to include trans-national gangs like tren de aragua that made their way into our community and that is something we need to stand up and push back on, i'm grateful for our governor in utah, who recently signalled he will support president trump, incoming administration here and their deportation efforts and that is encouraging because we need help in local communities. >> todd: 270,000 deportations that the white house is bragging about. tom homan, incoming border czar says, not so fast. >> they are bragging about depo deporting more opinion president trump. they play a numbers game, pre

maity: el gobernador abbott todavÍa no se ha pronunciado sobre este plan que busca disuadir a los inmigranteslas deportaciones masivas. gavin newsom celebrÓ una sesiÓn especial en la legislatura para proteger las polÍticas progresistas del estado frente a la presidencia trump. maity: avanza por el sur de mÉxico un grupo de migrantes que saliÓ anoche desde chiapas. es la tercera caravana que se forma desde la victoria de donald trump. y estos inmigrantes dicen que quieren llegar a la frontera antes de que donald trump asuma la presidencia. reportera: se apresuran, quieren llegar a la frontera norte de mÉxico para cruzar a estados unidos antes de que donald trump asuma la presidencia. >> la idea es llegar antes de que se monte. >> hay que llegar antes del 20. reportera: se trata de una caravana integrada por 2000 extranjeros que partiÓ el fin de semana desde tapachula. esta caravana serÁ la primera de diciembre y la primera que parte en 10 dÍas de la misma zona. >> nos gustarÍa que nos den trabajo. reportera: el primer objetivo de los migrantes es llegar a la ciudad de mÉxico para solicitar a l

but good for governor abbott to say enough is enough.t's disturbing is this administration has fought him every step of the way. why is this a political issue? we are americans. we should want our country to be safe particularly texas. they named it a former terrorist organization group. tren de aragua has affected all cities. new york, aurora. with the trump administration coming in and homan, the gig is up and they know they need to get in as quickly as possible and that's why you're seen this blitz of the border. >> molly: dr. siegel, thank you for being with us. nicole raises a great point. we are talking about the spread of a gang, noted to be in 19 states. >> marc: i agree with nicole. it's a terrorist group. what does terrorism mean? it causes great havoc and damage that scares everyone so it creates a whole sense of unsafely and that's why homan is great because he is talking of big talk and they are going to follow it up with action. the other part that worries me, the countries these gang members are coming from, venezuela is f

do you think it would be the issue it is now if governor abbott had not done that?> the numbers that is total needed an issue even if they had not transported by bus and other means migrants north to other cities. i think the numbers are getting so substantial they were difficult to ignore but yes from a political maneuver standpoint, it was a deft thing, many would say not particularly humane because you have to put people on long bus rides north to other parts of the country but it really did alert a lot of voters and municipal lawmakers to the problem they thought that the florida problem, arizona problem, it's not affecting us. suddenly tens of thousands of migrants looking for housing in new york city. eric adams, a democrat, not particularly huge fan of donald trump has made amends with the president in part over this issue. >> then he's saying, critics saying the biden administration was deaf on this at least in the beginning. always good to see you and president-elect trump, we will take him as soon as he takes the stage. stay with us. >> there is new reacti

that coverage effective in this case abbott's favorability in texas.vious the news media have gone from advertiser -based revenue. making sure chrysler and nike there interesting driving eyeballs. it's all subscriber base. the orientation is the fundamental change of the nature of the news media. they are one of a number of sources of information bring it back to the campaign. paris was basically saying early on i don't care about any of you. i'm not talking to you. i'm going to be on social media platforms. in the question i would ask is if whether it helped her to go come off of that. i thought she should have stuck with their guns. what did she care whether he gets interviews or goes on 60 minutes i thought things are going pretty well. what i would say is that became an issue that got picked up not only by the mainstream media but by the niche media also. conservative outlet. my only hesitance to ignore people becomes an issue. that still seems to get picked up. you know the answer. it's talked about connected television getting her advertisements

and video clips of politicians, such as wes streeting apparently calling his labour colleague diane abbottwoman" and an ai rishi sunak saying he would be "proper gutted" if his government were voted out of office. some of these clips again are obviously satirical, others are causing confusion. you see many comments saying, "hold on a second, is this real, what is going on here?" and that's the difficulty here, where do you draw the line between obvious satire and parody when it affects real voters, particularly younger voters who, for the first time, are perhaps engaging in politics. and tiktok we know, if we look at some of the data from ofcom, the media regulator, is a place where people in their teens and their 2024 news updates about what is going on. later in the election campaign we talked to nick robinson about his series of interviews with party leaders. if you want a really better service than you have got to reform and we will have to do public service reform... i am hearing that. viewers will say politicians do more and more of these interviews as well as all those social media

we own thermo and abbott.t over the next year, if you are looking for a group that can sustain cash flow and has innovations and unrecognized is worried and really worried because what might happen with the next administration. healthcare is an interesting sector just like financials when nobody thought anything positive would happen and the silicon valley bank or energy in 2021 when everybody thought the price of oil was going to be zero for years for some reason. that wasn't going to happen. it won't happen here. >> kari firestone, the pick is the healthcare sector. we will have to wait and see in 2025. thank you. great to see you. >> nice to see you. happy new year, frank. >> happy new year and happy hanukkah. >>> i have been watching those in the red across the board. right now, you are seeing the s&p down 8 points. dow down 40 points. nasdaq down almost 20 points. that will do it for us on "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" starts right now. >>> good morning. stock futures just slightly lower ahead of the

with abbott and desantis, those were game changers. no one ever talks about whose idea it was originally, president trump. when i was younger during president trump and the numbers were climbing, he was thinking about doing the same thing. however,, because his out-of-the-box thinking,'s unprecedented success on the border, by the time we got ready to be implement it, we couldn't filibuster because we ended catch and release. so we have to give president trump a little credit because it was originally his idea. >> sean: did you at all talk about the legal issues he is now facing and the fact that i think he believes it is related to his outspokenness on an criticism of harrison biden and their immigration policies. did you talk about that? >> no, we didn't. he wanted to understand how ice does their job, you wanted to understand what roadblocks we had new york city. he has told me is going to look at executive orders on how to undo some of the damage done. he would like this cs back to arrest the bad guy and a safe and secure jail, rat

surprise sanctuary cities fighting back on mass deportation that right here in texas governor greg abbottwork with border czar, tom homan to import as many criminals as they can. he took to x expressing outrage in the latest case, "a venezuelan immigrant legal status unknown accused of setting texas house on fire with three children inside. he better spend the rest of his life meaning and bars." right now, he has been bar $2.25 million bond along with -- john. >> john: what a terrible story, sandra. >> sandra: state lawmakers went to new york to become a sanctuary state in a move critics said give migrants a free pass. eric shawn live from the new york studio, hey, eric. it is a move to block mass deportation plan to put the state off-limits. new york democratic senator is calling for all of new york to become a full sanctuary state law. his legislation would block local police departments from carrying out ice detainers except under court order. he says i.c.e. can move to deport people but he says that is not the job of local police. he says he wants to protect immigrant families and tho

particularmente en eagle pass, donde se concentra la operaciÓn "estrella solitaria" del gobernador abbottrande es superior al que reportan los gobiernos de estados unidos y mÉxico. asÍ lo revela una investigaciÓn de the washington post. >> por arriba se va calmado, pero abajo hay otras corrientes. reportera: el Área de recuperaciÓn de cuerpos y recursos limitados estarÍan afectando estas cifras. los registros indican que poco mÁs de 1100 personas se ahogaron entre 2017 y 2023. entre los fallecidos hay un nÚmero creciente de mujeres. ella optÓ por solicitar una cita por "cbp one". el aÑo pasado, mÁs del 10 % fueron niÑos. >> es muy triste, porque uno no lo vive, pero se fija en las demÁs personas. reportera: las muertes alcanzaron su punto mÁximo en 2022, debido al aumento de los cruces irregulares. >> niÑos, adultos... de todas las edades. reportera: se registraron 587 ahogamientos en siete aÑos, aunque en ningÚn lugar han muerto mÁs personas que en eagle pass, donde se concentra la operaciÓn "estrella solitaria". aunque no estÁ claro si la iniciativa estatal contribuyÓ al aumento de fall

steve: that's happening as we await a border security announcement today from texas governor greg abbott brian: yeah, that's encouraging, lucas tomlinson is at the white house. is he going to blow up this story. hey, lucas. >> good morning, guys. that's right. the small group of bipartisan senators wanted to do something about the border and planning to introduce some legislation early next year to fix the border. of course, that's one of the reasons president-elect trump won the election last month was because of the border. and the economy. now, there is some new statistics show the border has not improved significantly under president biden. as you see here over 2.1 encounters this year. of course, throughout president biden's time in office, there have been over 2 million encounters each year he has been president. that's the largest mass migration in american history. and president-elect trump says he wants to launch the largest mass deportation of illegal immigrants in history. trump's incoming border czar tom homan spoke about what that will cost. >> 6 billion? what price do you p

when abbott and desantis moved a few dozen people around it had a paralyzing effect.weeping societal and economic impacts, and i wonder if you're seeing any flickers of objection from the business community, business leaders. >> i think there's a duty, i think we have a duty to do exactly what we did in the first trump administration and actually what we did during the biden administration as well, which is hold a mirror up for society to show them exactly what's happening, whether or not they want to see it themselves. i do think that people have wanted to know less over the course of the last four years of what this all looks like. i have to say, it's a profound honor to be on here with dr. lopez and a both. they know more about this than anybody i know can tell you about it in ways far beyond what i can tell you. you heard jonathan white refer to it in the clip in the movie, deterrence. deterrence has been the underlying philosophy of united states immigration enforcement apparatus for decades under democrats and republicans both. bill clinton built the first wave

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reportera: el gobernador greg abbott anunciÓ una nueva estrategia de seguridad fronteriza.r de forma irregular. el discurso surge luego que el gobierno compraron un rancho en la frontera entre texas y mÉxico. funcionarios ofrecieron este terreno como sede de los centros de detenciÓn para los planes de deportaciÓn masiva de trump. tom homan dijo que necesitarÁ recursos del congreso, que serÁ dominado por los republicanos. >> si tienen control del senado y el congreso, y realmente quieren solucionar este problema, que realmente se sienten, lo platiquen y lo solucionen. ilia: en 2024 la poblaciÓn estadounidense tuvo el crecimiento mÁs rÁpido en 23 aÑos debido a la inmigraciÓn. asÍ lo informa la oficina del censo, que asegura que es el crecimiento mÁs alto desde 2001. este aÑo el paÍs alcanzÓ la cifra de 340 millones de habitantes. trabajadores de amazon se declaran en huelga en varias ciudades del paÍs, poniendo en jaque la entrega de los regalos de navidad. llegÓ la justicia en el caso de la mujer que fue drogada y violada durante 10 aÑos por su esposo y 50 hombres. el gobier

room, please tell us what is the 52-week high of abbott laboratories?>> no! >> take a moment to let that soak in what just happened, but hold on. i told you to remember two things, my dollar which we needed and also speculator, new york and there are people watching this show from all across the country, all over the world and how do you know which city is which? what does the government do? they give each city a zip code, a five-digit code. >> don't tell me -- >> let me ask, siri, what city is located in zip code 12164. >> the zip code 12164 is located in speculator, new york. >> come on, man. how much time do you spend coming up with each new thing you do and then how long will you use a similar trick if you want to call it that. >> this is one and done, folks this stock could change tomorrow for you watching that is going to be the craziest mind reading stunt about the stock market you will ever seen in your life. in one moment that could change right now. >> are those stocks going up or down >> drink some coke, let's get some money going to atlanta.

. >> bret: texas governor greg abbott will place billboards south of the border discouraging migrantsrom crossing into the u.s. the messages are blunt. one reads in spanish how much did you pay to have your daughter raped? another your wife and daughter will pay for their trip with their bodies. governor abbott says the billboards are going up in mexico and central america and will be in multiple languages, including spanish, chinese, russian and arabic. take a look at the markets today. the dow gained 15 to snap its 10-day losing streak. the s&p 500 fell 5. the nasdaq was down 20. again, we are waiting on speaker johnson. coming up soon from capitol hill as that vote potentially gets underway in coming minutes. up next, russia may be able to get some help from a u.s. adversary as it struggles to get control of ukraine first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around this country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as the former chief adviser to new york city mayor eric adams surrenders to authorities ingrid lewis martin facing corruption charges in the latest blow to the adm

segÚn la oficina del gobernador greg abbott, desde que se implementÓ esta iniciativa en marzo de 2021to humano tambiÉn. segÚn un reporte de human rights watch, el programa ha causado lesiones y muertes, violaciones de forma sistemÁtica de los derechos de los migrantes y tambiÉn la represiÓn a organizaciones que brindan asistencia. y cambiando de tema. tiktok le pidiÓ hoy a la corte suprema que intervenga de emergencia para bloquear la ley federal que prohibirÍa la popular plataforma en estados unidos, a menos de que su empresa matriz con sede en china, aceptara venderla. los abogados de la compaÑÍa y de bytedance, con sede en china, instaron a los jueces a intervenir antes de la fecha lÍmite de esta ley, que es el 19 de enero. se esperaba una peticiÓn similar de los creadores de contenido que dependen de esta plataforma para obtener ingresos y tambiÉn de algunos de los mÁs de 170 millones de usuarios de tiktok aquÍ en los estados unidos. mÁs adelante, el robo fallido de un cajero automÁtico. una camioneta irrumpe en una barberÍa y tambiÉn el rca de u el spicy chicken sandwich de wendy

hablando de temas migratorios, esto es polÉmico, el gobernador greg abbott de texas presentÓ una polÉmicaa, ahÍ las estÁn viendo. estos mensajes se pierden con la siguiente frase "tu hija pagarÁ el viaje con su cuerpo". riÉndose a los horrores que enfrentan los migrantes en su travesÍa, el gobernador texano advierte a los migrantes que no deberÍan cruzar. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ mÁs de lo que debes saber a esta hora, los investigadores hablan acerca de esos manuscritos encontrados en poder de luigi mangioni, dichos documentos ayudarÍan a reconstruir su caso federal, porque revelarÍa un homicidio muybien planeado contra el director ejecutivo de esta compaÑÍas de seguros, united deja —— united healthcare. si es encontrado culpable, podrÍa enfrentar la pena de muerte. hablando de temas tristes, en wisconsin maÑana serÁ ese Último adiÓs para rubÍ vergara, la estudiante hispana de 14 aÑos que perdiÓ la vida en el ataque armado en su escuela cristiana. el tiroteo que durÓ 8 minutos, tambiÉn le costÓ la vida a su maestra erin west de 42 aÑos, y dejÓ a dos estudiantes mÁs en condiciÓn crÍtica.

. >> all right, absolutely, barbara abbott with the san francisco marin food bank. thank you for your time and >>> welcome back to our conversation on hunger in the bay area. our katie nielsen shows us how a very cool teenager from dublin is making a difference in alameda county. >> reporter: yeah, we're here at the alameda county food bank. this is a season of gratitude, right? what better way to put gratitude into action than making a difference for those who are facing food insecurities right here in our own community. i'd like to introduce you to zion. zion, you're only? >> 13 years old. >> reporter: how did you get this idea? >> fasting during ramadan, you kind of feel what hunger really feels like. i wanted to make an impact and make sure while i was fasting, no one in my community had to go through the same feeling. >> reporter: and what did you end up doing to raise almost $20,000 for the food bank? >> so i got together with a couple of my friends, and we started a ramadan food drive. we went and got corporate sponsors, we pitched at our local mosque. we wer

governor abbott is taking a look at instead of studying it he has admitted he has the authority to do so. that's the plan we think the early months of next year we have an opportunity to do this in two states for. >> forgot how to treat asylum cases? >> they would have to come to ports of entry to make those asylum claim. they would not be able to go across the border like they have done so already. here's the thing it would look y similar to title 42 title 42 has been a public health that has allowed to just return the individual to mexico 80% of them less than two hours. it works, we know it works. all of these things have been in operation under our administration and a little later in the fight administration, given the governor's power to deport we see people sent to other are you suggesting taking those and sending them back to original countries? >> to mexico we would not use the word deport at the federal immigration term. we would say yes directly moving them across the border to b mexico. that is the neon light that turns it into reverse the border is now closed. do not come

meanwhile texas governor greg abbott and incoming border czar tom homan sent a warning to us cities who might stand in the way of border security. >> don't cross that line. it is a felony to knowingly harbor from immigration authorities, don't test us. the nation wants a safe country. we're not waiting until january. we're already talking and planning and we'll put a plan in place and secure this nation at the highest level its ever seen. maria: this as we saw more shocking video of unaccompanied migrant children, some as young as two years old, arriving at our southern border, completely alone. here to react is louisiana senator bill cassidy. he's the top republican on the senate health education labor and pensions committees that released a scathing report accusing the biden-harris administration of failing to secure the border leading to the exploitation of migrant children. senator, thank you so much for joining us. what can you do about this? do you believe that trump's warnings will move the needle? >> absolutely, i think they will move the needle. just to speak a little bit about

the last year who will acknowledge to steven's point, you know, particularly texas governor greg abbottsing over 105,000 migrants to sanctuary cities. this is as of march 2024, more than 12,000 in washington, d.c., 39,000 to new york city, 32,000 to chicago, 16,900 migrants to denver. this has had a dramatic effect on lawmakers, on their constituents and how people perceive this issue. >> yeah, and i'm going to date myself here, but one of the first big bills i covered in congress was the gang of eight immigration bill. we are so far from something like that being on the table because of these factors that you just mentioned. when you go to cities where this has happened, you see people begging for money on the street and you can tell that they've they've been bused there from places like texas. i do think that there's going to be a lot of pressure to move quickly, to do things like get more detention beds, get more manpower to enact the things that they're talking about doing now, because there's only a few weeks now until this is trump's problem. it can't be blamed on the biden admini

what abbott and desantis is were game changers. but, you know, no one ever talks about whose idea that was originally president trump. because when i was the ice director and president trump, when the numbers were climbing, he was thinking about doing the same thing. however, because his out of the box thinking is unprecedented success on the border. by the time we got that plan getting ready to be implemented, we couldn't fill a bus up because we ended catch and release. we had to remain in mexico. so you got to give president trump a little bit of credit because that was originally his idea. >> did you at all talk about the legal issues he's now facing, and the fact that i think he believes it's related to his outspokenness on and criticism of harris and biden and their immigration policy? did you talk about that? >> no we didn't. what we did talk about, he wanted to understand how ice does her job. he wanted to understand what roadblocks we had in new york city. he has told me that he's going to look at executive orders to undo