is it from austin houston so they don't know that people so it might happen thinking, you know, they don't know, the people say might stop somebody walking downtown, looks like and then we're gonna, we're gonna stop bowman worried. and i'm hoping that it won't happen. schreiber, who is the democrats running for his 4th term, is sheriff believes the law will detroit people from crossing the border illegally . but if he has to deal with those who do, he says his resources would be strained out of space. and my to right now have about a 1977. the inmates present is here and only have the capacity of $200.00. so it will put immigrants here. the no one, no one has space for the criminals. one of several practical questions you have to be answered. it's not known how and when the law will be enforced. if ever, ultimately, it might be the us supreme court who decides then that could be months away. until then, texans and immigrants are like, will have to live with the uncertainty. finally die hard funds of a las vegas. lot market been bidding farewell to what else in the cities most of the

we have national guard here, and there that's, i'm here is it from austin houston. so they don't know other people. so it might happen thinking, you know, they don't know the people say might stop somebody walking downtown. looks like a neighborhood they're gonna stop, bowman low worried, and i'm hoping that it won't happen. schreiber, who is the democrats running for his 4th term, is sheriff believes the law will deter people from crossing the border illegally. but if he has to deal with those who do, he says his resources would be strained. i don't have space in my to right now have about a 1977 the inmates present is here. and now we have the capacity of $200.00. so it, we put immigrants here, the no one, no one has space for the criminals. one of several practical questions you have to be answered. it's not known how and when the law will be enforced. if ever, ultimately it might be the u. s. supreme court who decides, and that could be months away. until then. texans and immigrants are like, we'll have to live with the uncertainty about land or bavaria might no

they're not from here, or is it from austin houston. so they don't know that people so it might happen thinking, you know, they don't know the people say might stop somebody walking downtown. looks like and then we're gonna, we're gonna stop bowman low worried, and i'm hoping that it won't happen. a member who was the democrat running for as far as the term of sheriff believes the law will deter people from crossing the border illegally. but if he has to deal with those who do he's has his resources would be strained out of space. and my to right now have about a 1977. the inmates present is here. and now we have the capacity of $200.00. so it, we put immigrants here, the no one, no one has space for the criminals. one of several practical questions yet to be answered. we don't know how and when the law will be enforced. if ever, ultimately, it could be the us supreme court who decides, and that might be months away. until then, texans and immigrants are like, will have to live with the uncertainty. you french president assigned a new w

brenham, texas, is about 70 child miles west of houston if you drew a line between houston and austinout smacking between. they are also requesting as we look at these live images out of brenham, texas, that they clear the way for responding medical personnel. dps officials, john, are not infinitely responding to requests for more information. we hope to get some soon. city officials there are also taking calls but not offering any additional information. this is early stages and we are just getting these pictures up, john, we hope to get more information soon. >> when you look at damage to the building and the truck itself it looks like it ran straight into the front doors. which may indicate this was not just a mistake or losing control because it center punched at that building. you can see the amount of damage done to the front. not sure what it is hauling but whatever it is we don't have resolution to see if those are big pieces of something, big flat mike flat pieces if it's a pipe or whatever we can't quite tell but clearly that's a heavy vehicle. do not know how they got it ba

we have the risk for much of texas under some severe flooding possible from dallas, abilene, austin, houstonrt as well. 2 to 3 inches, but locally 4 inches or more especially from central and east central texas. the rest of the country today will be cooling off as we make our way into the mid-plains. a few snow showers into the upper great lakes. we're also looking at that heat. really starting to develop through the southwest. the west coast will be best. lots of sunshine and seasonal temperatures. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist vianey arana. this is what it looks like right now in san francisco at the golden gate bridge. we've got cloud cover. that marine layer has been lingering, expect to see some clearing, but for the most part it will be a lot slower to clear. it will be 12:00, 1:00, we'll get sunshine. we're at 52 degrees now and we will max out into the 70s.

large portion of texas is currently under a tornado watch, including areas around san antonio, austin and houstontomorrow, bay area rapper mistah fab as host an event giving educators the opportunity to address and share coping strategies for mental health. the motion of emotion is inviting men of color who working education generation thrive in oakland for an hour-long conversation on emotional intelligence, the event is free conversation kicks off at 05:30pm. april is stress awareness month in. if you're feeling the pressure, you're not alone. the american psychological association found that 3 in 5 adults don't talk about stress because they don't want to burden others. a 3rd of adults said that they have too much stress in their day-to-day lives to think about the future. earlier today we heard from kaiser permanente, director of mental health, nicole ybarra on ways to help the stress on a daily basis. >> you know, opening up a space for people to really talk about what's on their mind, what's going on in their personal lives. and then also just checking in to see ourselves are we taking care

ciudades como austin, houston, vamos a estar viendo granizo hasta el tamaÑo de una pelota de tenis.mexicanos. vamos a escuchar un pedacito. [habla en inglÉs] raÚl: tenemos que mencionar esto. cardi b naciÓ en el bronx, pero es hija de padre dominicano. en su vÍdeo ella enfatiza de alguna manera la importancia de entender la diferencia. tÚ estÁs de acuerdo? jomari: como ella lo dice es ofensivo. como ella lo explica es ofensivo para el mexicano, para cualquiera. todos nos confunden con las nacionalidades. es cÓmo tÚ reaccionas se puede sentir nacionalidad con la que te confundes. ella lo hace como que estÁ ofendida. jessica: ella dice que le estÁn diciendo que es una mexicana sucia. jomari: su forma de reaccionar es como que estÁ ofendida porque le habÍan dicho que es mexicana. me confunden todo el tiempo con nacionalidades. raÚl: tÚ eres venezolano. me dice no soy venezolano, soy espaÑol. quizÁ no tiene nada en contra del venezolano. te estÁs defendiendo que eres espaÑol, pero si yo digo "yo no soy venezolano porque...". es diferente. jomari: la gente se ofende cuando se equivoca de

that is in between houston and the city of austin only about 76 or 46 miles i should say to the northwesten identified as a 42-year-old stole an 18 wheeler a nearby town and then gave chase to police before they say he intentionally drove the tractor trailer right through the dps office front door. the suspect then reportedly back the vehicle up out of the building and when officers moved and pulled him out of event window and made the arrest. at least 14 people were hurt and three critically and one of those critical patients died at the hospital. one dps worker was briefly trapped in an office but was not injured. the motive according to investigators the driver was trying to exact revenge on dps after he had been denied a commercial drivers license the day before. >> he didn't come to the dps brenham office yesterday at approximately 3:00 or 4:00 pm where he was denied his commercial drivers license. and while he was there the driver license staff advised parker that he was not eligible to renew his commercial drivers license. >> texas state senator released a statement that says in pa

it's an eastern texas, it's just outside of austin didn't san antonio and houston in that area right between right now, it does not include the city centers, but we are looking at storms, just really blowing up. we've got multiple tornado warnings in effect right now, where we've got some storms that are spinning the atmosphere in this area is refueling, is recharging, and it is allowing these storms to blow up once again so here's the risk for today. it stretches from de moines down to houston. you see that orange bulls-eye that's that level three out of five enhanced risk. that's where we could find the thread for a couple of more tornadoes. the tennis ball-sized hail and 70 mile per hour winds, just incredible, plus the heavy rain you saw some of those pictures of cars and undated in oklahoma flash flooding continues to be a threat in that same area. so storms bull up as we go through the day today, they could organize into a line that would bring you that damaging wind threat and it continues to push east as we go into monday, this coming after an incredibly active 48 hours, near

separate note, you tossed to me regarding my take on barbecue and i lived in houston for a few years and big fran of franklins in austin, and la barbecue as well. i'm with will on this one. will: thank you, madelynn. >> i think texas does it right. pete: there's nothing in this administration that's done anything to prevent anything. rachel: this whole administration from ewe yanis and said if it's a small encouragement. this entire presidency has bee, i feel like we've been on the enemies of our seats wondering if we're going to be in world war iii the entire time here aerodynamics a montage by the way where president biden said don't. >> anyone trying to take crisis of israel, don't. >> we have one word, don't. pete: biden said it one time and now everyone is pairing it as if it's a stance. rachel: like if there's a consultant and . pete: joe said it once and everyone is like oh, that's g ood. don't, that's the message? good job, guys. will: sounds like a parrot scolding a 4-year-old. don't. bidens and treating them about them and blatant scheme to get support for the democrats and joe biden and going for the editori

the fire departments are coming together and stay in conversation with l.a., austin, phoenix, and miami and atlanta and houston and told that the cars are coming. they have come in. but it is still early days. there is not a body instituted on this. the city is involved in the traffic safety at the national level. with autonomous vehicles we don't represent public safety that is from arizona currently. but we had conversation hopefully we have input on this. but kinds of and the end of your statement as you were real iegz, that would be another full time job for the agency >> absolutely. we are supposed to fight fires >> yes. and the city of san francisco. >> however, there are other in our position. i think that is where the commission can help, too. we have contacts and colleagues -- certainly throughout california and nationally to raise these issues. right to raise the profile of the issues. i see that as one of the reasons that i'm sitting here. so however we can thank you for informing us and however we can help we will. >> thank you. commissioner collins and now commissioner phrase ear. >> briefly, than

houston, san antonio, austin, precauciÓn. serÁ un fin de semana muy cÁlido para el oeste del paÍs.! ponte de espalda. abre los brazos. soy la reina del mundo! chef: le falta leonardo. [risas] raÚl: la revista hola mÉxico lanzÓ la segunda parte de la entrevista a elizabeth gutiÉrrez. jessica: ahora comparte detalles mÁs Íntimos de esta etapa crucial de su vida. elizabeth: voy encontrando la mujer que siempre fui, que la muchacha con sueÑos... la muchacha que se perdiÓ y no estÁ mal. mi razÓn fue el amor. me cuesta muchÍsimo sentarme aquÍ, pero antes de que alguien mÁs decida por mÍ, cuente algo sobre mi vida prefiero ser yo sentarme y que lo escuchan de mi boca lo que yo siento... perdÓn... [llanto] es tan importante y delicado para mÍ que no lo estoy viendo asÍ, simplemente estoy siendo lo que siempre fui transparente. raÚl: hay esta. son las declaraciones que le hizo la revista hola mÉxico. en la segunda parte. nosotros como dijimos hemos tenido a elizabeth en la casa. les deseamos a ambas partes lo mejor. los problemas de pareja ellos dos son los que saben. para ambos lo mejor. k

in austin down 600 officers in washington dc down anywhere from 7-800 officers. in seattle they're down 700 officers and in houston're down anywhere from 1,000 officers of what we need in order to fill the call volume. in is an epidemocrat and i can likes of which i've never seen in my 19 years of law enforcement. reporter: today the attorney general announced the justice department sending its own teams of prosecutors to assist local district attorneys to go after the most violent criminals in three new cities: hartford, connecticut; jackson, mississippi; and st. louis, missouri. stu.stu. stuart: thank you, garret. fox nice nation out with a new series about active homicide investigations. watch this. >> they say there's no such thing as a perfect murder. >> we need to know what happened. >> she was afraid for her life and her life was taken. stuart: the show is called unsolved with james patternson and james joins me now. >> here he s. stuart: there he is in living color. james, are you going to try and solve any murders? is that part of the show? >> we put that out to the viewers and it's apparently doing great

austin they're down 600 officers. washington, d.c. they're down 700 to 800 officers. in seattle they're down 700 officers. in houston alone we're down anywhere from 1,000 officers we need to kill the call volume. this is an epidemic the likes of which i've never seen in my 19 years of law enforcement. >> the attorney general's trip to his hometown comes after chicago's most deadly weekend of the year and after local police departments around the city are warning about a significant increase in cases of migrants committing crimes. >> bill: we'll wait for that message coming up in 30 minutes. garrett tenney in chicago. the a.g. will be there and carry those remarks coming up 30 minutes away. >> dana: "washington post" an opinion piece. why can't the left deal with crime? the standard democratic prescriptions can't cut it. it might be a good idea to attend to poverty, homelessness and mental illness. when voters are worried about safety of their communities cops win the day. >> bill: the left use the playbook of the right being ineffective on the issue and polling numbers. crime is on people's minds now. >> dana: i lis

in austin down 600 officers, in washington dc, they're down anywhere from 7 to 800 officers. in seattle, they're down 700 officers. in houstonwn anywhere from a thousand officers of what we need in order to fill the call volume. so this is an epidemic the likes of which i've never seen in my 19 years of law enforcement. >> crime and violence remains some of the top concerns for voters heading into this election. today was part of the biden administration attempts to convince voters that the country is more safe and more secure than it was four years ago. sandra. >> garrett live in chicago for us. thank you garrett. >>> next guest sadly knows the toll chicago soring crime takes on families. christian caldwell was killed in chicago in a chicago shooting in 2022. he was just 18 years old at the time. his brother fox news contributor gianna caldwell joins us now. always good to see you. thank you for coming on for us. >> thank you for having me. >> what did you make from the attorney general in his remarks today. >> first and foremost it's a lie to believe that any biden policy is reducing crime. what we see in chicago which is

austin they're down 600 officers. in washington, d.c. they're down anywhere from 7-800 officers. in seattle they're down 700 officers. in houston down anywhere from 1,000 officers of what we need in order to fill the call sol up yule. so this is -- volume. this is an epidemic the likes of which i've never seen in my 19 years of law enforcement. >> the -- chicago's deadliest weekend of the year four months ahead of the democratic national convention coming to town. neil? if. neil: garrett, thank you very much for that. garrett tenney in chicago. jenna if -- gianno caldwell joins us, you know the tragic story of him losing his brother two years ago a, but gianno has devoted his life of to also trying to help people from ever having to deal with that. he'll be testifying at that a ways and means welfare subcommittee field hearing in chicago on that very issue, it's going to take up the dignity of work and how that can avoid some of the same problems that bedevil a host of cities across the country of gianno,, very good having you. what do you make of the crime situation not getting better? if anything, it's getting worse. >> you k