against antonio delgado. they face each other in a debate focusing on health care, deficits, and the disappearance of the saudi journalist,'t. their vases listed as a tossup -- race is listed as a tossup. ♪ >> the winner of a new york state emmy. this is a new york now special edition. the 19th congressional district debate. ♪ welcome to the special edition of new york now. i am matt ryan. this is brought to you by wmht-tv and the times union. we welcome our viewers as well as those of you tuning in on ws cagey. thank you for joining us. without further ado, it is time to welcome our candidates. it is ok to apply this one time. [laughter] [applause] we have asked audience members to refrain from clapping from now on so we can hear as much as possible. i will be the moderator and i am joined by three journalists. starting from the times union, political reporter. now publicew york editororker and a senior for news at the times union. he will be monitoring questions on social media. if you want a chance to have

antonio valverde nos explica. antonio: con su propia empresa.stancias del divorcio fueron en parte desafÍos que la llevÓ a buscar nuevos caminos. >> como por ejemplo, bitcoin. y ayudÓ a tratar de identificar esas sentencias. antonio: no le sorprende la decisiÓn del gobernador de california para que a fines del 2019 las corporaciones que cotizan en la bolsa tengan una mujer en su directorio. ya que se habla de un incremento de rendimiento. >> tendemos a usar mÁs la inteligencia emocional para resolver problemas. y tambiÉn para apoyarnos entre nosotras mismas. antonio: todavÍa estamos en notable desventaja con respecto a otros paÍses. >> si hablamos de espaÑa, de noruega que fue el primer paÍs europeo. de italia. antonio: y para las latinas el acceso a puestos corporativos es mÁs. implicados ramÓn: ya regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn. >> muy buenas noches. aquÍ con la informaciÓn deportiva. arrancamos con bÉisbol de grandes ligas. milwaukee se convirtiÓ en el primer equipo en clasificar a la serie de campeonato de la liga nacional, al barrer las ser

antonio valverde nos explica. carga y estÁ en proceso de obtener su residencia. es beneficiaria de daca, pero teme que su proceso de residencia sea afectado. >> estampillas de comida y el seguro mÉdico para una de mis hijas. antonio: las autoridades del condado se preparan en caso de que se imponga esta nueva regla. >> vamos a ver cÓmo vamos a seguir en este proceso para combatir el daÑo que va a hacer esta regla. >> los pasos a seguir para que esto pueda convertirse en una ley, primero tiene que publicarse y luego de que se publica, se dan 60 dÍas para someter comentarios pÚblicos. antaÑo: ante el temo la posibilidades de obtener residencia, el peligro es que muchos dejen de usar los servicios que podrÍan incluso poner en peligro la salud de sus hijos que son ciudadanos de estados unidos. antonio valverde, "noticias univisiÓn 14". beatriz: un volcÁn continÚa activo. >> recuerdo cuando comenzaron los disparos. >> nadie sabÍa de dÓnde salÍan. pietri: le tenemos e testimonio de un sobreviviente de la masacre de las

antonio valverde tiene el informe.e contra la autoridad mÁxima de la iglesia catÓlica por los abusos que denuncia recibiÓ por varios aÑos. >> de niÑo de 10 a 15 aÑos fui violado. el e no de mÉxico a los estados unidos. antonio: aunque manuel es llegÓ a un acuerdo esto no exime a la iglesia de su responsabilidad, dice la demanda. >> quiero que se protejan a los niÑos del mundo. antonio: la demanda de 53 pÁginas solicita se den a conocer los nombres de todos los sacerdotes que han cometido abusos alrededor del mundo. es la primera vez que se presenta una demanda al vaticano oro molestias para que tengan que responder en tribunales locales y dar a conocer los nombres de 3400 implicados. si el vaticano se rehÚsa la documentaciÓn pasa al departamento de estado. >> la primera vez que se tratÓ de hacer fue en 2001. en ese tiempo no habÍa la informaciÓn ni los archivos que salieron por medio de las demandas. antonio: por ahora no se han obtenido comentarios de representantes legales del vaticano en estados unidos. el arzobispo

i'm antonio delgado. i was raised to believe you're supposed to love your neighbor. >> but president trump hasn't always been such a big fan of kanye. remember this? >> i'm really happy for you. i'm going to let you finish. but beyonce have one of the best videos of all time. >> well, donald trump told tmz that kanye's behavior was gusti disgusting, adding, quote, he couldn't care less about beyonce, it was grandstanding to get attention. when you remember president barack obama's reaction to kanye? >> why would he do that? >> he's a jackass. >> interesting. there is something that trump and kanye have in common. they've both been criticized by barack obama.

. >> big-city rapper antonio delgado supports their radical government takeover of health care. we can't afford big-city liberal antonio delgado. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> he's working to infiltrate congress. he's used three different names to hide his family's ties to terrorism. it's a risk we can't ignore. >> those are the ads. the second one, xenophobic. that is a congressman who is speaking chinese because he was trying to make a statement -- i'm not sure what he was speaking. but his statement was -- >> it was korean. >> i'm sorry, sorry. korean, to say that he was hoping there was peace. not anything about jobs. >> diplomacy, yeah. >> and to suggest that that's what it was about is disgusting. as far as the first one, basically what they're saying is, that black guy, that city guy, because he rapped at one point, he's going to stand for radical takeover of your health

castro: i'm going to be in san antonio for a few days. >> that will be good. mr. castro: i will give her your regards. [indiscernible chatter] >> mr. secretary, nice to see you again. can we get a picture? mr. castro: sure. sure. >> i can feel the energy. mr. castro: i'm excited to be here. >> it's always a pleasure to be here. [indiscernible chatter] picked the cowboys, so i had to pick another team. the eagles are my team. did we get it? >> when the american president says the media and press is the enemy of the people, people hear those words, and it's a very small step to what happened. what the american president says means something. mr. castro: although he is debasing that. thank you. i spent 30 years in uniform and enjoyed every minute of it. it was never a burden. mr. castro: when did you retire? >> 2002. then i went into the defense industry and i was with raytheon. bale up ink on a hay londonderry in 2007. a friend of mine and i came out to support him, i went to about but in states with him, grew up in the deep south. firsther taught the desegregated c

great thanks to antonio delgado and john faso. thank you so much for watching at home.i am matt ryan. don't forget to vote on november 6th. >> to campaign debate this evening. by then her companion network c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern for new jersey democratic senator bob menendez debate by puking. >> democratic congressman transfer seeking a 15th term in minnesota's second congressional district or the sticky debated republican dave hughes. >> welcome to the continuing coverage of election 2018. tonight the debate for minnesota's seventh district congressional seat. democratic representative collin peterson and republican dave hughes. we'll have a 92nd opening closing statement with topics and debatess in between. >> thank you. i want to thank prorepublican arp for sponsoring this today. it's bee

san antonio has learned u.s. immigration and customs enforcement is a part of this investigation. >> laura: i.c.e. was apparently involved in the very beginning of the story, even before the gruesome murder. back in 2017, garcia was arrested for dwi and the misdemeanor criminal mischief after he reportedly rammed his truck into the car of an ex-girlfriend and her family member. he got an immigration judge, though, to give him a voluntary departure order. would you be surprised to hear that he did not leave the country voluntarily after that order? a few months later, he was in i.c.e. custody a second time. a second time he was given a voluntary departure order. and now, in just 11 days, he awaits his trial for the murder of jerry vargas. why aren't any of the democrats who rail against family separation also railing about stories like this? 55 illegal immigrants found stuffed in a truck ready to be shipped across the united states, undoubtedly many to unscrupulous employers. our open borders, as well as our immig

describe la situación e san antonio >> (hablan en inglés) que en e adolescentes de 15 años golpeandoagresores se percatara de su existencia >> deberían ponerles un castigo bueno para ver que los demás enteindan que no se dben maltratar a los animales >> piden la ayuda de la comunidad para encontrarlos ya que no piensan que sea la primera vez que lo hacen >> loa agentes dicen que enfrentarán cargos de tortura animal >> esta tarde no se pierda noticiero telemundo con josé díaz >> muy buenas tardes amigos hoy en noticiero telemundo les tenemos lo último de la confirmación del juez brett kavanaugh con la votación para mañana una multitud mantiene presión en las calles y el capitolio para que brett kavanaugh no llegue a la corte surpema la gasolina tiene el mayor aumento en 4 años esta tarde en noticiero telemundo muy buenas tardes >> ellos lo roban en las calles disturbios entre indigentes ita >> los empleados de la bahía mire cómo le puede afectar >> promieten agrreglar papeles pero cuidado los consultorios de inmigración no pueden seguir sus casos en corte >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪

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from san antonio, this is one hour. untilight, three weeks the election. >> two different visions for the road texas wants to be on. >> texas is not seen a race like this in decades. >> i am not running against anyone, not against another party, i am running for this party. >> republican ted cruz, asking texas voters for six more years in the senate. beto o'rourke, hoping to be the state's first democratic senator in 25 years. now, live from san antonio, both candidates face-to-face in the texas debate. ♪ moderator: good evening, thank you for joining us tonight, i am news anchor in san antonio. moderator: and i am host of inside politics at wfaa in dallas, fort worth. we welcome all people watching the debate live tonight from all corners of texas. >> both campaigns have agreed to these rules. for each question, the candidate will get 90 seconds to answer and his opponent, 90 seconds for response. we will turn back for a final rebuttal of 60 seconds. >> let us first turn to dallas , where we have a social media respons

now, live from san antonio. both candidates. , face-to-face in the texas debate. >> good evening, thank you for joining us tonight, i am news anchor at san antonio. >> and i am host of wfaa in dallas, fort worth. we welcome all people watching the debate live tonight from all corners of texas. >> both campaigns have agreed to rules. for each question, the candidate will get 90 seconds to answer and his opponent, 90 seconds for response. we will turn back for a final rebuttal of 60 seconds. >> let us first turn to dallas where we have a social media response team. as he watched the debate on television tonight, join the conversation online using the # texasdebate. >> we also have a live audience here in the studio and we ask you to please hold your applause during the debate. except for now, as we welcome the two candidates running! for united states senate in texas! [cheers and applause] [applause] moderator: gentlemen, welcome tonight. senator cruz, he won the coin toss. we start with you, congressman o'rourke.

. >>> and julian castro, former san antonio mayor, has the resume and personal story to help the democrats out of the doldrums. could his party have a latino problem? >>> plus, an african-american high school student trapped between two conflicting worlds. our alicia menendez talks to amandla stenberg, star of the new movie, "the hate u give." >>> uniworld is a proud sponsor of "amanpour & co." when bea tollman founded a collection of boutique hotels, she had bigger dreams, and those dreams were on the water, a river specifically, multiple rivers that would one day be home to uniworld river cruises and their floating boutique hotels. today that dream sets sail in europe, asia, india, egypt, and more. bookings available through your travel agent. for more information, visit uniworld.com. >> additional support has been provided by rosalind p. walter, bernard and irene schwartz, sue and edgar wachenheim iii, the cheryl and philip milstein family, and by contributions to your pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour. it's offi

we have steve spriester, an anchor in san antonio.orma garcia, an anchor representing telemundo stations in dallas, fort worth, san antonio, houston. julie fine is a political reporter at nbc 5 in dallas-fort worth. and andy cerota, anchor and political reporter at kprc in houston. here is a rundown of the rules. each candidate will get 60 seconds to answer the main questions, 30 seconds for rebuttal, and if needed 30 seconds for follow-ups. the sound of the bell will ring when their time is up. there are no opening statements and candidates will get one minute for closing remarks. all questions will be asked and answered in english. we are also presenting an interactive experience for our viewers tonight. follow #txgovdebate. we have links to the results of a focus group with undecided voters who will be grading the candidates and much more. we go to steve spriester to begin things tonight. steve thank you, robert, and : thank you, candidates. our first question. in the aftermath of mass shootings in parkland, florida, then texas at

he has held the seat for two years and he is facing a very, very stiff challenge from antonio delgado who is a rhodes scholar, an attorney, who just moved back into the district. he is challenging john faso on his record on health care, in --ticular, and if it lanes slightly democratic slightly democratic and poll show it is very, very close. delgado was ad 49-44 lead. is striking thing about that that there are very few voters undecided, but that could still turn out. features of the race was about mr. delgado and his music past. can you describe to our viewers about that? guest: absolutely. there is some dark money ads from republicans -- republican-favored groups that favor republicans in congress that are doing independent expenditures that highlight that tony delgadillo had a prior, fledgling rap career. i don't think you could call it a rapper, but he put out a wrap album, and you hear as all over the state, detailing that in plain clips from the songs john faso has brought up the fact that he uses rough language, which is par for the course for rap music, but antonio delgado ar

last night, republican senator ted cruz faced beto o'rourke in san antonio. tonight, three weeks until the election. >> different visions for the road texas wants to be on. >> texas is not seen a race like this in decades. >> i'm not running against anyone. i am running for this country. >> republican ted cruz asking texas voters for six more years in the senate. beto o'rourke hoping to be the first democratic senator in the state in 25 years. live from san antonio, both candidates face-to-face in the texas debate. >> good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. i am the host of inside texas politics. we welcome viewers from across the state watching the debate live in a in all corners of texas so let's get to it. >> both candidates have agreed to the rules. each question, 90 seconds to answer. the upon it will have 90 seconds for response. final rebuttal of 60 seconds. >> let's turn to dallas where we have a social media response. as you watch this debate on television, join the conversation online using #texas debate. >> we have a live audience. pleas

poor in santhe antonio. i let on to college, the military, and as sheriff of dallas county i was over a budget of $160 million. with common sense, compassion and working with a lot of people, we made that agency into a model department. should bey in texas as big as the texas sky. i want to bring that to texas. god bless you. god bless texas. [bell] gov. abbott: we live in a state where anything is possible. a state where a young man's life can be broken in half and he can still rise up to become governor. you can succeed no matter your circumstance. texas evento make better. we have elevated texas to new heights. texas is number one in the nation for doing business and job creation. our schools are better. graduation rates are at all-time highs. we have arrested thousands of dangerous criminals and taken them off the streets. if you reelect me as governor, i will never stop fighting for you and your family. together, we are going to keep texas the premier state in the world. >> we want to thank the foundati

antonio may know this. maybe he doesn't. i am actually a cosponsor of major legislation that would fix the agricultural immigration system. i have also been a sponsor of legislation and voted for legislation in the house, which unfortunately failed because every democrat voted against it, because they want the issue of immigration but off to solve it. i am hopeful after the election we can get to it. i am strongly in favor of enforcing existing laws. i'm against sanctuary cities. which my opponent supports. i think we need to find a way to fix the broken system. that is what i have done in congress. >> all right. mr. faso gets the next question from karen dewitt. >> congressman, do you think the u.s. should punish or sanction saudi arabia after the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi? how much weight would you put on the ongoing investigation i -- by saudi arabia? mr. faso: all of the facts we know so far -- we do not know all of the facts -- what appears to be the truth is this man, a saudi exile working as a journalist in

co nte was the former chelsea boss antonio conte who is out of work but negotiations have apparently. it seems like conte wants a longer contract and wants to bring his own people, fitness coach etc come into the picture while real madrid want him to work with the current staff and also accept eight shorter contract, probably because they had to pay lopetegui 20 million euros because they broke the contract and he had three more yea rs. contract and he had three more years. there will of course be pressure. the lead—in zidane led them to the champions league only backin them to the champions league only back in may but since then they have lost the goals of cristiano ronaldo also whoever comes in must lift the tea m also whoever comes in must lift the team from the despair of 85—1 defeated barcelona and their worst start to a season since 2001. it is a hugejob in every respect —— despair of the 5—1 defeat against barcelona. also coming up in the programme... at home both on and off the pitch. wayne rooney tells us how he's settling in stateside: i'm enjoying it, i think the team are

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i am sarah forgany, news anchor at kens 5 in san antonio. jason whitely: and i am jason whitely, political reporter and host of inside texas politics at wfaa in dallas-fort worth. we welcome our viewers from across the state watching this debate live tonight in all corners of texas. let's get right to it. sarah forgany: both campaigns have agreed to these rules tonight. for each question, the candidate will get 90 seconds to answer and his opponent will have 90 seconds for a response. we will turn back for a final rebuttal of 60 seconds. jason whitely: let's first, though, turn to dallas, to our victory park studios, where we have a social media response team there. as you watch this debate on television with us tonight, join the conversation online using the #texasdebate. sarah forgany: we also have a live audience with us here tonight in the studio so we ask you to please hold your applause during this debate, except for now, as we welcome the two candidates running for the united states senate in texas. [cheers and applause] jason whitely

joining me antonio french. let's start with that antonio. sorry for that funny noise.anged since michael brown? >> the short answer is not enough. there's a lot of people who are fru frustrated that we find ourselves four years still asking the same questions. still waiting for the kind of change we're demanding in the streets in those days. it's frufri ingfrustrating for folks. we haven't seen enough progress in addressing those concerns. >> looking at racial tensions and relations and politics in this state, you study it. what stands out to you? >> first of all, in building off what antonio just mentioned, we're looking for real change in the region. what we have seen is even in ferguson, much of the investments have been in the white side of the town. also we're looking at policing in the area. we haven't seen among the agencies in the area much cooperation. there has been some change. there's been great deal of dialogue but we're really looking for institutional change to move those barriers that seem to be a problem for african-americans in the area. >> talking ab

. >> big city rapper antonio delgado supports the radical government takeover of health care. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he's working to infiltrate congress. he's used three different names to hide his family's ties to terrorism. >> so the big question that we're asking today is, will the politics of fear be a winner for the republican party? joining me now, nbc news national correspondent peter alexander, bloomberg politics national political reporter, sahill kapoor, and tiffany cross. peter, i will start with you. the president was pressed by some of our colleagues yesterday on a few of these false comments he's made over the past few days. here was his response. >> going to the middle of the caravan, take your cameras, and search, okay. search. no, no, take your camera, go into the middle, and search. you're going to find ms-13. you're going to find middle

antonio roncolato lived in the tower for 27 years.is son outside. antonio took his own pictures of his flat filling with smoke, of the approaching flames reflected by surrounding buildings, and then went to the door of his flat. i felt like... the moment i opened the door, ifelt like i'd been hit by gas, as well as smoke, so basically it would stop me from breathing. it was really intense and... yeah, a killer, to me that was a killer. firefighters managed to stop the flames as they licked at his window. i was continuously thinking that i would not be able to breathe properly, and therefore it's very risky, and that is why, you know, i will stay put. it worked — he was rescued just after 6am. when fatima alves and her husband came home after a night out, by chance, the lift opened on the smoke—filled floor of the fire. they left fast, with their children, despite the stay—put policy. and today she told the inquiry this. people's lives will be saved... thank you. ..if they were evacuated. in coming weeks, we'll hear more from those who

turi joins me for a final meal, along with antonio, guido, and guido's girlfriend, ana.st. okay, now please explain what it is. >> guido: agriturismo is an hotel linked to the territory. you have to use local product, local recipe. >> anthony: penne with sundried tomatoes, zucchini, all from the farm. oh, man, that looks good. >> guido: wow. wow, wow, wow, wow, fantastic. >> anthony: whoa. some nice rabbit, olive oil, also from the farm. more wine, i might just make it. what -- this is called agrodolce. it's bitter. if you talk about italy as a whole, it is the most interesting aspect of italian cuisine. not just gastronomically, but philosophically. because it is a philosophical thing. life is too good. i need a little bitterness to remind myself of the eternal tragedy of our existence. >> turi: you're right. the part sweet and sour of the life. >> anthony: one final attempt before i go to extract something meaningful on what it means to be sicilian. what's wrong with these people in the north? >> guido: people from the south are coming from these greek street culture,

more on rail search for la particular permanent replacement well there's definitely been lining up antonio concert hasn't been in work since he left chelsea but the reports within spike in his demands are high whether it's the money the terms and conditions and some of the senior players have made the right noises about wanting him on board so it's not certain that they will be able to get antonio concert even though he remains the favorite what it does mean is that the lhari steps up from the rama did they like that progression it's the progression that. and he has a very. encouraging one of fixtures easier fixtures coming up so he could make a good start and could make a big climb for that job so the extraordinary situation is no there has to be a lot of faith. because he was given this chance to manage a car but the head of no there's no bigger job in cup football than being the manager of rome which would he done very well in house buying and qualify there are very strong going into that world cup and his professionalism should possibly have carried him through for a good world cup for

el hablÓ de su vida, dijo que naciÓ y crecio en san antonio, tiene hermanos y un hijo de 11 aÑos. >>>ue la noche de ataque, Él y herrera se pusieron de acuerdo para tener sexo en su casa, la mujer dijo que tenÍa que llevar a la bebÉ con ella. >>> aÑade que traste tener relaciones se quedaron dormidos. y dice que despuÉs de 2 horas un sonido lo despertÓ. segÚn Él, al despertar su instinto ver a la niÑa y cuando llegÓ a la sala, la niÑa no estaba en el sillÓn. aÑade que encontrÓ la puerta abierta y pensÓ que la menor habÍa salido y cuando saliÓ encontrÓ a la menor en el suelo. dice que al salir y encontrar a la menor lo primero que vi so que no tenÍa pantalÓn ni paÑal. dice que traÍa una camisa para taparlo pero cuando vio como estaba la koor go y w cargÓ y llevÓ a su madre. >>> el bothd preguntÓ si apuÑalo a la menor, Él contestÓ que no. >>> dice que como no es su hija no le vio las partes Íntimas, solo la llevÓ a la mamÁ. perdiÓ ahorros de toda la vida por un boleto de loterÍa. lotera... le diremos que pas a las 5:30pm... --partes de una carretera principal de la costa oeste se encuen

we have an anchor from from san antonio. norman garcia, the political reporter at nbc five in dallas/fort worth, and an anchor from houston. here's a quick rundown of the rules we have this evening. each candidate will get 60 seconds, 30 seconds for rebuttal, and 30 seconds for any follow-ups. the sound of a bell will reign when their time is up. there are no opening statements and candidates will get closing remarks. all questions will be asked in english. we are also presenting a interactive event. follow the link txgov/debate. we have links to a focus group of undecided voters who will be grading the candidates and much more. we want to go to steve to begin things tonight. steve thank you, robert. : in the aftermath of mass shootings in parkland, florida and hitting texas at the first baptist church, and at santa fe high school, i have talked to many students who say they do not feel safe at school. >> it happens so often, it can be a few weeks or a few months apart and now it is that thing where you expect it. you're exp

antonio nunes is with us now.ur company. antonio, firstly, explain what exactly this cable is, where it runs to learn from. thank you, firstly, for inviting me to be here. power cable isa inviting me to be here. power cable is a cable that runs from angola to brazil. it is a straight cable, 6300 kilometres of cable with a very low let path, meaning the time of the connectivity from angola to brazil will lower dramatically. today it is about 310, 350, and now it will be 63 ms. why did you want to build a cable connecting africa to south america? what is the endgame, what did you want to achieve? the main goal is that we want to root the internet traffic which today mainly comes from north to south, and with this cable the traffic will be now also south to south conductivity. we wa nt also south to south conductivity. we want to change about the traffic route that is available today. just to make sure you have got this right, you're testing this out, you did a route from south america to north america, is that corre

esto dentro del operativo denominado: 800 soldados ya han llegado a la base de san antonio, texas eno de un operativo que se ha denominado como patriota fiel que contempla movilizar a 5200 soldados, los uniformados que han llegado llegaron cargados de equipos pesados y tambiÉn de vehÍculos y de acuerdo con las autoridades federales los soldados apoyarÁn tareas de la patrulla fronteriza ante el avance de esta primera caravana que hace exactamente 18 dÍas saliÓ de honduras y mÁs de 900 millas han sido recorridas. carolina: gran parte de las crÍticas de muchos es que estarÍa enviando mÁs militares en la frontera sur de estados unidos que lo que envÍa estados unidos a siria para combatir a este grupo extremista conocido como isis. justamente en texas es un punto clave en donde han llegado las tropas. vamos a enlazarnos con pedro rojas que estÁ con el alcalde de esa ciudad, que es un abierto opositor al despliegue de militares en su frontera. pedro: usted cree que el presidente lo estÁ utilizando despliegue? >> sin duda, no se requiere este tipo de organizaciÓn. hay que prepararse pero la

i'm antonio delgado. i was raised to believe you're supposed to love your neighbor. ♪ because there's a war going on but the [ bleep ] ♪ >> with me to talk about what is going on, jelani cobb, staff writer at the new yorker and josh barro, columnist "new york" magazine there are five or six nrcc ads. they're all rapper antonio delgado, big city rapper, antonio delgado hoodie. i don't think it's gotten enough attention. it is like this is the hands ad. this is one of the most racist, obviously racist ads i've seen. >> yeah, i was just going say that but that's in the tradition of the jesse holmes hands ad. >> which is you couldn't get the job in a black man's hands. >> they had to give the job to an affirmative action hire and stoking that kind of resentment. but the curious thing about this is people are trying to replicate the trump playbook so to speak, but trump was able to get away with that against a very well define and not very well liked, very much loathed democratic opponent. and so for the peopl

my mother raised my brother and me, we went to public schools in san antonio. i remember the day we received these two packets in the mail. we had been applied to colleges brother 1992, and my joaquin and i ran inside and opened them up like 17-year-old kids world -- will. that letter on the package that, congratulations. welcome to the stanford class of 1996. i wish i had had a cell phone camera all of us have today to be able to take a picture of my grandmother's face. she was so happy. she could see we had a bright future. everything she had worked for was coming true. house, never owned a didn't own a car, never opened bank account. by some of the measures of what we call the american dream, she didn't reach it, but she had actually handed off to her daughter and grandchildren the opportunity to go beyond and prosper in the country she loved. and a couple weeks later we got the bill. cost.w much it would my mother had made about $19,000 or $20,000 the year we applied and my grandmother was getting a in social security checks. there was no way these women co

antonio: 12 veces. >> este martes no te pierdas la semifinal de la copa en x. la gran final? acompÁÑenos. pablo: cuÁl es el coloso azul? >> aquÍ, cuando juega cruz azul se transforman el coloso azul. la prÓxima semana el grupo de animaciÓn, la barra, o como le quedan llamar, no bastarÁ atrás de esa porterÍa.le toca ser visitante y estar en la parte alta de la porterÍa. pablo: continuando con la polÉmica, después de esta. quiÉn tiene mÁs condiciones? >> juan martÍn lucero. >> y por quÉ ponen al cubo?porque estÁn mejor momento? >> sÍ, claro. pablo: y tod emnero nha enguna conseguido entrar en ritmo. ha sido un partido que por momentos se pone lento, luego se pone impreciso. de repente se genera una llegada. pero en general le falta muchÍsimo ritmo. y arranca el amÉrica. hallaba la salida. levanta la cabeza y se mete entre dos. rÁpido viene la respuesta. va al suelo. el Árbitro dice que sÍ. es infracciÓn y contra la porterÍa. la portería de agustÍn marchesín. >> cuando el americano puede tener la pelota y en lugares en la paciencia que comentÁbamos anteriormente,

zane oh, oneor side the iran nuclear deal being a topic of discussion, the other side, antonio delgadoooking straight at the camera. give us your perspective. it is very clearly there, the divide we talking about. with republicans, john them, notg just the iran deal but tying it to security, and the insecurity antonioe facing, versus delgado talking about the issue that animates democrats, health care and the need to address the always-challenging problem of health care, particularly pre-existing conditions. it is a split we have seen over and over in this election. that is why we see the president out there on the trail, trying to focus on immigration, insecurity at the border, and democrats focusing on health care and instability in our politics, led, as they say by this president. morning.ood what i want to talk about, pedro, we talked about the wave that is coming, the blue wave, which is for real. i want to give you an example of a blue wave. if you have a list of trees on one side of the street. those trees drop all the leaves on that side. and all of a sudden the wind came and b

. >> this is a swing district stretching 800 miles on the san antonio border. the majority of residents are hispanic, but historically voter turnout is low. could immigration change this election? >> no. look, it's an issue that people have been dealing with with 820 miles of the border. >> ortiz jones agrees. voters in southwest texas have other concerns. >> we're the most uninsured state in the country. >> reporter: she expects voters are thinking more about healthcare than immigration in the 23rd district. meg oliver, cbs news, san antonio, texas. >>> president trump says he's taking steps to lower prescription drug prices. he said other countries have rigged the system to americans pay more. this would allow u.s. citizens to pay the same prices other countries pay. it would allow certain drugs administered in doctor's offices to shift to a level based on international prices. it does not apply to medicines people buy at pharmacies which account for the vast majority of what consumers buy. >>> the state department says it welcomes a decision by saudi arabia

antonio del gato does not. it is fake news.m on my radio in the car subsequently and on one of the news stations it says delgado is buzzing up new york city residents to vote in the uptake -- upstate 19th district election. preregistered 30 days in advance and this whole king -- thing is phony and is it is upsetting because it is too late to discern whether things are fake information or not. i am upset. host: thank you for your call. professor, go ahead. guest: that is one of the races you talked about, certainly the the state.d race in one of the most watched across the country, in fact and these voters are being inundated by information and as we suggested, there is concern that some of that information can be false and is a political scientist, it is -- what do know? the research shows negative advertisements give people negative information but they do also dampen the spirit of voters. it is a double-edged sword and one thing we have seen here in new york, but even across the country is one thing i have noticed. insistence

we have broadcast partners airing this debate in dallas, san antonio and houston. here are the handlists for the debate. we have steve, an anchor at ksat in san antonio. norm ea garcia is anchor in station the. julie fein is a political reporter at nbc 5 in dallas fort worth. and andy at kprc in houston. here is a quick run down of the rules. >> there are no opening statements, and candidates will get one minute for closing remarks. all questions will be asked and answered in english. we are also presenting an interactive experience for our viewers tonight. txgov debate. we want to go to steve to begin things tonight. >> thank you robert, and thank you candidates for being here this evening. our first question. in the aftermath of mass shootings in parkland, florida, and then hitting texas at the first baptist surge and the high school, i have talked to many students who say they don't feel safe at school. >> you see it happen so often now. it can be a few weeks or a few months split apart. now it is kind of that thing where you expect it. you are expecting to wake

one floor below the kitchen antonio tells me that this dining room is even older than the restaurant dating back to fifteen eighty it leads down to a cave which boasts a long history the one you hear is for display only since the room produces too much more sure. maybe some of the arguing time center for the first breach and some to drink old buildings and the. structure of the back up stairs in time for lunch traditional roast second pig is of course on the menu served by long time meter deep have your sanchez after forty years approaching he's also become a permanent fixture here he tells me one suckling pig can serve up to five people. one particular guest used to eat here quite regularly and that is the american writer ernest hemingway in fact he liked this restaurant so much that he wrote about it in this book the sun also rises and also one of the other books death in the afternoon and tony what do you know about hemingway's time here he was very familiar to us he phoned up home here and both being human he tried to buy one was . not good with results then my grandfather told h

at this stop in san antonio, supporters formed a human chain to help him exit the park. what's your strategy for the homestretch? >> being with people who are going to decide this election. eight different voting stops, every one of them packed. >> reporter: texas is the most uninsured state in the country. now he's within striking distance of republican senator ted cruz. >> we will defend our freedom. >> reporter: cruz is touting booming growth and the biggest tax cut in a generation achieved alongside president trump. >> the people of texas are common sense people. we won't low taxes, low regulations and lots and lots of jobs. >> reporter: but what was supposed to be a slam dunk turned into the senator turned into a bus tour canvassing the state to secure votes. >> o'rourke is trailing in the polls but leading with campaign cash. raisemorehan $38 million that's almost three times more than cruz and a fundraising record in a u.s. senate race. >> reporter: and early voting in texas is also setting records do you think a democrat has a chance of winning in texas? >> i do.

desde san antonio, texas, pedro rojas con los detalles. cruz abogÓ por el muro fronterizo. >> habÍamos acordado 60 segundos para responder. cruise cree tener una cÓmoda posiciÓn en las encuestas ya que las mÁs recientes le dan una ventaja de nueve puntos sobre sus contrincantes. >> yo pienso que estos nÚmeros no son correctos. creo que no estÁn hablando de toda la gente que va a votar. reportero: republicanos y demÓcratas se reaccionaron de diversas formas. >> el seÑor o'roruke es un apasionado de la aficiÓn mÉdica -- atenciÓn mÉdica para los tejanos. reportero: por ahora los candidatos no descartan volver a verse en otro debate antes del 6 de noviembre. la elecciÓn adelantada donde participarÁn cerca de 16 millones de tejanos se iniciarÁ el lunes 22 de octubre. pedro rojas, univisiÓn. satcha: gracias, pedro. canadÁ se convierte en el primer paÍs industrializado y el segundo del mundo en legalizar el consumo recreativo de mariguana. decenas de tiendas aseguradas por autoridades sanitarias de la naciÓn venderÁn de forma legal la hierba mayo