texas and 1:30 p.m. eastern coming up former president trump delivers remarks on border security and what he calls migrant crime. it is happening in austin. senator ted cruz will be but tim. 8:30 p.m. eastern trump's used in texas and beyonce reported a label to join they are breaking out the celebrity vote. the celebrities vote. >> kayleigh: i'm sure they do unfortunately. >> have a blessed week and thank you for watching us. "america reports"'s next. >> the question that texans are asking themselves is no offense to beyonce, that it is a fair question, why do i care she is on stage with kamala harris? they should not be a popular contest when human trafficking making billions of dollars for the cartels. >> i think she will be tougher on the border and tougher on border security. >> why did you say that? >> as a former law enforcement officer or coach as she is fundamentally law enforcement officer. >> tens of thousands of migrants are surging north because they know the that they have a few more months left to go while the getting is good to get into this country and chanting for harris along the way. >> john: supporter races on the ca

we also set it in austin, texas, in a very blue city in a red state.up in tennessee, so that dynamic felt familiar with all these different perspectives coming together in one place. >> it's also a lot of perspectives and a lot of laughs. all episodes are streaming now on hulu and disney plus. brian, thank you again. >> thanks for having me. >> that does it for us this morning. we'll be back here bright and early monday morning. ana cabrera picks up msnbc's coverage right now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," new reaction from hamas to the killing of its leader, as israel faces renewed pressure to pursue peace following the hamas chief's death. we're live in the region. >>> 18 days to go. the presidential candidates descending on michigan today. their plans to campaign just miles apart.

federal aviation administration is looking into a previously unreported in-flight close call near austin, texass the latest near miss that took place near the international airport in austin. will cnn's pete muntean has more near collisions involving commercial flights have been making headlines since the start of last year. and i've had regulators and investigators on high alert, but most have involved flights on or near there runways of a major airport. rarely are these close calls in midair. this incident was on wednesday, but it's just now coming to light after new data from flight tracking site flight radar 24, it shows an american airlines flight lining up to land at austin-bergstrom international airport in texas when a private cessna 182 started to turn toward the commercial flight putting the plane's nose to nose flight radar 24 says the american flight passed over the cessna, separated by only 400 feet. we're talking a little more than the length of a football field. the air traffic control recording from liveatc.net details that the american pilots received an income cockpit alert of

formula 1 fans have been gathering in austin, texas, for the united states grand prix at the circuitjust six races left of the season — and the gap between the top two drivers is getting closer. emily brown reports. after a four—week break, formula 1 has returned — to austin, texas for the us grand prix at the circuit of the americas. formula 1 has grown enormously in popularity in the us over the past few years, largely because of the success of netflix series drive to survive. there are now three american races on the formula 1 calendar, and america takes big sporting events very seriously. this weekend will be no exception. the post—race concert will be headlined by sting and eminem. now, excitement has been building forfans going into this race because the gap between the drivers in first and second place on the leaderboard is getting closer. mclaren�*s lando norris heads into the final six races of the season 52 points behind red bull's max verstappen. and mclaren�*s car performance has notably improved over the season. so norris needs to outscore verstappen on average byjust un

un llegado a austin texas buscando a su hijo, ¿quÉ fue lo Último que supieron de Él?s. no, esto es algo muy difÍcil para nosotros, estamos en la bÚsqueda de nuestro hijo, y no vamos a parar para saber quÉ estÁ bien, hasta encontrarlo, no sabemos, esto sÓlo,hay alguien que lo estÁ aconsejando mal o algo, si estuviera bien ya se hubiera contactado con nosotros, va en seis dÍas que no sabemos nada de Él, la edad, ese limitante que nos ponen para seguirlo buscando, pero no como papÁ no va descansar hasta saber que su hijo estÁ bien y estÁ a salvo. no voy a parar de buscarlo hasta encontrar a mi hijo. borja: ¿en algÚn momento Él dio algÚn tipo de Índice de que algo le estaba pasando dentro de sÍ? ¿tenÍa algÚn tipo de comunicaciÓn con alguien internet? cuentan un poco cÓmo ha sido estos Últimos meses. >> no, nunca nos dio ningÚn indicio. nunca de un indicio de que fuera infeliz, o algo, por eso no me cabe en la cabeza, ya le di mil vueltas al asunto. >> siempre ha sido un niÑo muy alegre, siempre agradeciendo. nosotros siempre tratamos darle todo, Él tenÍa su computadora, s

así que contacto hasta austin, texas, con el elegante de pana Álvarez con pan querido.en la última copa américa, recordemos que le gana el partido de la fase de grupo y prácticamente lo deja fuera de la última copa américa que se disputó acá en los estados unidos. vamos a escuchar en la conferencia de prensa lo que dijo mauricio pochettino. es un equipo que nos viene bien porque nos va a exigir en todos los aspectos del juego e pero para nosotros yo creo que vamos un poco más allá. no vamos más allá con el objetivo de de algo tan importante como es una copa del mundo de llegar en nuestra mejor condición y que también nuestros jugadores y muchos jugadores jóvenes que están envuelto hoy van a tener la posibilidad de competir para saber lo que es realmente, no solamente jugar en el campo, sino que es jugar y competir, que son 2 cosas que tienen que ir de la mano. mañana el partido no se lo pierda a partir de 09:00 del este 8 del centro estados unidos contra panamá por telemundo. ahí escuchó a copán Álvarez. y sí, tenemos fútbol todo el fin de semana arrancando mañana con e

during a visit to austin, texas. watch live at 1:30 p.m. at 2:30 on c-span to come his running mate, jd vance, speaks to voters at a campaign event in raeford, north carolina. a reminder, you can watch all of these events live on c-span now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. >> republican vice presidenal nominee jd vance talked about immigration,

now a geopolitical and list a minute press user joining us from austin, texas. greg greg quick, quick 2nd. if i can, big for one more moment of patience just to let viewers know what we're seeing here on our screens. top right hand corner of our screen is irena and tv. so it's interesting to note what it rains are seeing on their television right now. and you're seeing people celebrating right? seeing the yellow flags, the crowds out in the street, that tracks with what our correspondents and guests have been saying. so people in iran are celebrating this attack and they range and tv is showing a quite dramatic footage of the top attack and missiles hitting their targets. and a 2nd ago, we were also seeing is really tv and in the center of our screen are the pictures that we carry live of that attack iranian missiles over toby. greg, thank you for your patience. your joining us from austin, texas. what do you make of what's happening in the last out? well, we've seen a systemic failure of israel's air defense artillery systems. this can come from a number of rea

host: austin, texas, democrat. caller: good morning. i just like to ask, i'm a convicted felon. can't vote, but donald trump can and he is also a convicted felon. guest: that's a good question, actually. that's a great question. he's been convicted, but he has not yet been sentenced. i don't know when that sentence takes effect. he is a resident of the state of florida and i think there's rules on felons voting that are really determined at the state level as election law is governed at the state level. i'm not sure what florida's law is on that, i think it might be a bit more permissive than texas. it's a matter of a function of state law. host: derek in minnesota, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning america and c-span. i have a couple points here. i want to walked on memory lane. we had a governor named tim walz who is the vice presidential candidate, he said that he was going to make one minnesota and bring everybody together just like joe biden said. save the soul of the nation. let's see what happen. minneapolis burned. we surrendered the police station. th

nominee donald trump will speak to reporters about immigration and border security during a visit to austin, texas. watch live at 1:30 p.m. also on c-span2, his running mate, jd vance, speaks to voters in north carolina. you can watch all of these events live on c-span it now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. >> former president barack obama appears with the mocratic presidential nominee kamala harris for the first time on the campaign trail in clarkston, gegia. before their remarks, singer bruce springsteen endorsed the vice president and give a performance to the crowd. this is just over an hour. [cheers and applause] >> thank you! thank you! i'm bruce springsteen and i am here to support kamala harris and tim walz tore president and vice president of the united states! and to oppose, to oppose donald trump and j.d. vance! here's why. i want a president who reverse the constitution and december not threaten and protect and guide our great democracy, who believes in the rule of law and peaceful transfer of power. [cheers and applause] >> who will fight for a woman's right to c

steve contorno in austin, texas. thank you so much. cnn. senior white house correspondent, mj lee is with us now, so mj texas, of course is not a battleground state, yet we fight and both candidates there and harris, things that despite the fact that she almost certainly won't win that state, there's a message that's going to resonate, not just there, but across the country. >> yeah, you know, the shorthand for tonight that i've heard from some campaign officials is the location is texas, but the audience is the battleground states look, we have 11 days let's to go a lot of states are actually already doing early voting and the voters that the campaign would most like to reach right now are the voters who are in the middle of this decision-making process and ultimately convinced them that the vision that harris is presenting is better than donald trump's america. and that's exactly why they've chosen texas for tonight's rally for the vice president to talk about the issue of reproductive rights. this has been an issue that she has been out f

desaparecido en colorado, y que su paradero era un misterio, el joven fue visto un restaurante en austin texasrella de los dodgers shohei ohtani causÓ preocupaciÓn al salir lesionado del juego nÚmero 2 del ceremonial que los dodgers lideran 2—0 ante los yankees a pesar de dislocar su hombro, todo indica que el japonÉs estarÁ esta noche en el tercer partido de la serie, en el yankee stadium de nueva york. suerte para ambos equipos. borja: la verdad con una noticia que a mÍ como espaÑol me da mucha vergüenza. hoy se reÚnen consejos de espaÑa para tratar los insultos racistas. el delantero de la selecciÓn nacional lamine yamal con ascendencia marroquÍ estaba entre los jugadores que fueron objetos de estos insultos xenÓfobos racistas durante el clÁsico que el equipo de catalÁn ganÓ por goleada de 4:00 a 0:00 a su archirrival el real madrid el gobierno espaÑol la liga y el real madrid se ha manifestado contra lo que sucediÓ en el estadio santiago bernabÉu algo inconcebible. [cortina musical] carolina: hoy en cuÉntame tu historia representamos a un mÉdico mexicano que pasan de el quirÓfano al cuadri

are you all ready to agile voice to the new american austin, texas before moving on to the battleground state of michigan, where he criticized harris for her appearance with one of the world's biggest performance she's out party so israel is attacking. we've got a war going on and she's out partying at least we're working to make america okay. >> great. again, that's what we're doing. nobody is in charge. joe biden is asleep. >> kamala is at a dance party, would be on beyonce >> treene is traveling with the former president, but first, arlette also florida was there in houston with the vice president and of course, queen bey as it has this report for us well, the energy here in houston is electrifying because the star power it's texas-sized. >> i'm talking about beyonce it'd, be in her hometown of h town. now, as i look around this stadium, the venue is also texas-sized i can that pretty much every seat here has been taken and this stadium seats about 21,000 people. now, in addition, jim, to that, the organizers deployed a floor that meets up to the stage. where do you would expect duri

. >> x yoga instructor and convicted murderer caitlin armstrong of austin, texas, was done dirty by her live in boyfriend colin strickland. >> it's definitely an honor to be to be mentioned in, you know, phrases like that. like one of the best gravel racers in the world. that makes me feel amazing. >> colin was involved in a secret, torrid affair with a woman ten years younger and a rising star in the world of competitive gravel racing. the younger woman, anna moriah, mo wilson of san francisco. >> the truth of the matter is that caitlin's emotions and her actions were normal and routine and human. but she had to be portrayed as a jealous psychopath. >> that portrayal had some basis in fact prompted by a love triangle. it all started when colin and caitlin's relationship hit the brakes after three years. then, during a two week relationship hiatus, colin struck up a romance with mo wilson after competing with her in a bike race. she was the best female cyclist in the united states and possibly the world. strickland would later tell police, describing caitlin as more of a participant who

you are looking live austin, texas. he is said to speak on border security and migrant crime.is expected to hammer at the biden-harris encounters that happened at our nation's borders. a live picture you have seen senator ted cruz among others, john, as we anticipate the president. "america reports" our two sandra smith in new york. >> john: john roberts in new york and kamala harris feature prominently in the president's speech, former president's upcoming speech. the candidates straddling deep in the heart of texas has a new national poll shows locked in a virtual tie with 11 days to go. vice president retreat looking to get a boost winning and to top campaign issues, abortion. she will hold a rally in houston to pan the blame on trump for getting federal abortion rights. >> i think it is a waste of money and resources. able at that point get a lot more coverage and attention. >> i'm glad she has but no impact. >> it might give her a few extra boats we can flip to a blue state. >> no, she has been campaigning with celebrities all along. >> sandra: and the vp will deploy anot

he's in austin, texas, today. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. this is the story. what other story is there it now? it is the election that is just a few days away now. those are his remarks she's gone to sedona joe rogan today of his enormous podcast and that's him to be a big deal. take a look at this with days to go. there simply, sony pulse today. there's nothing to say except that this couldn't be any tighter. that's the branding "new york times". this is the last-minute times pull pre-election dead heat. take a look at cnn. also did he. former president trump up by dishonest of margins and some of these poles down by dishonest emergents and others. the analysis ranges from quote certain harris win say some to potential for president trump to win the popular vote. and if that happens that would be the first time that a republican wins the popular vote in 20 years. watch. >> the fact the polls right now are so close, fact donald trump has a legitimate shot of winning the popular vote is something i think a lot of folks including my line of work really didn't th

right to boycott and to choose a political view of my own palestinian american church here in austin, texas has filed a federal lawsuit for losing her job as a speech pathologist, after refusing to sign a pro israel old, and i'm gonna send email to my son's coordinator. i'm telling her, listen, i cannot sign this, this is against my principals against my constitutional rights and, and it's also, i guess, my moral and ethical values considering that i am a palestinian american and i have family actually live in occupied territories or faxed me personally as well, so it affects me in both ways, american citizens and as of how soon american to the me one and i was 9. we have a snack 1st. select the passenger side for huh. okay. i have a lot of family members are still reside in occupied territory news . i know what i've seen 1st and justice and equality that goes on there. they close off me. roads on implementing is ways to drive on those roads. but basically, the whole idea is to make it as hard as possible for them to function and to have a livelihood anyhow, school closures resting young ch

, my right to boycott and to choose a political view of my own palestinian american teacher in austin, texas has filed a federal lawsuit for losing her job as a speech pathologist, after refusing to sign a pro israel old, and i sent an email to my service coordinator. i'm telling her, listen, i cannot sign this is against my principals against my constitutional rights and, and it's also, i guess, my moral and ethical values considering that i am a palestinian american and i have family to actually live in occupied territories or faxed me personally as well, so it affects me in both ways, american citizens and as of how soon american to the me one and have us not to have a snack 1st petri blackbar. huh. okay. i have a lot of family members are still reside in the occupied territory. news, i know what i've seen 1st and justice and equality that goes on there. they close off me roads only permitting its ways to drive on those roads. basically, the whole idea is to make it as hard as possible for them to function and to have a livelihood when he has foreclosures resting, young children, the and

this by aggregate everybody's answer elon will say will roll out robotech see service my 2025 in austin texast's a basic dictation and then course he will miss that by about your good that also of bacon to people's expectations smug and choosing to have a coast-to-coast back in 2016, when managing the things stuck like a robot vacuum summer at the grand canyon right now so is not quite on the way smith they said that about a year away is like well change of the seasons smith to be hunting into competition in terms of automation. >> that's a good question while robotech caesar your way ♪ ♪ please more than 100,000 autonomous no driver taxi rides week music a different approachd the vehicles are $10,200,000 nae a lot of hardware rolled them out carefully and tesla is basically trying to take viruses and supper get to the point where it turns tesla's into self driving cars and so tesla would work 42 million millions of while driver assistance applicants it out. >> i have to ask the ambitious plan for the bed is constantly on twitter and when i go in i don't even follow him and so how much of dis

it is now geo political unless for mint press news and he joins is also from the us from austin, texas. so we see now we've heard from us that they've been aware of all of this a, how sophisticated do you think this attack is by the israelis and also the us minute treat role in any of this is the tool the 1st of all i would characterize it is not, not necessarily as unsophisticated, but certainly performative. there is no nothing that a really accomplish. so we've just seen a 2nd wave through sending you avi's, unmanned aerial vehicles. most likely drones quad comforters. they don't have a very long range. so where did they come from? a probably not israel because they would have had the past due jordanian and rocky aerospace, most likely. um iraq, a turkey potential places for launch. but again, we're not going to know any of that right now. the reason it doesn't make a lot of sense from a military perspective, if you're trying to do actual damage, is because of basic air defense theory, which is if you want to overwhelm an air defense system, you need to either achieve one or 2 thing

many believing it's a real top-rated restaurant based in austin, texas. we reached out for comment, but chatting with its 24 /7 manager is less than helpful. and trying to make a reservation lands you at an interactive image of someone slapping a man in the face with an eel. it's the latest example in what is called a.i. slop. >> an ocean of information all over the internet, much of it quite unreliable. >> reporter: with thousands of pages on facebook dedicated to posting a.i.-generated images and fooling millions of users, flooding their followers with hundreds of images, hoping to drive engagement. but why? >> people are hungry for attention. and it seems like they will do anything to get it. now sometimes it has a financial motive. you want to become an influencer. sometimes it's just ego. >> reporter: while we don't know anything about the people behindqbe behind ethos. >> it's a huge challenge if we can no longer trust our eyes or our ears, right? we are coming up against a very consequential election. and we've already seen and heard all kinds of t

look at tomorrow, everything you see here, these are all records, 90 degrees tomorrow in austin, texas in baton rouge, but look at rochester, new york. way to the north, 78 degrees and record highs for you. and there is a risk for severe weather. we are going to focus tomorrow specifically in and around kansas city. kansas city, according to the national weather service, has got a 3 out of 5 risk for severe weather, the type of winds that can do damage, also tornadoes. we will keep an eye on that area, specifically anytime after dinnertime, into the evening hours, as well. that's the very latest, norah. it's all yours. >> norah: lonnie quinn, thank you so much for that update. nearly all the votes cast in this year's election on paper ballots. up next, we are going to show you this extraordinary security measures in place to prevent ballot tampering. measures in place to prevent ballot tampering. oh, wow. hey j, this project might need a bit of... zhuhzing... holler back, warren. [swoosh] please let me know your thoughts. best regards, warren. ♪ i am genius (whoaaa) ♪ time to press rew

hoy el expresidente estarÁ tambiÉn en austin, texas, donde grabarÁ una entrevista con joe rogan y donalds de latinos podrÍan quedar afectados por la deportaciÓn o por la separaciÓn familiar. >> entre ellos latinos indocumentados, quienes tengan protecciones temporales, como por ejemplo daca y tps, ciudadanos con familiares directos indocumentados o con protecciÓn temporal y quienes viven en un hogar con alguien que sea indocumentado. en el paÍs. >> saludamos ahora al senador alex padilla, miembro del caucus de congresistas hispanos. muy buenas tardes, senador. cuÉntenos quÉ van a hacer con estos resultados de este estudio. y cuÁl era el propÓsito de este estudio? >> muy buenas tardes. bueno, yo creo importante que el pÚblico sepa el impacto que tendrÁ el plan de donald trump. si es elegido en noviembre. porque es una cosa pensar bueno, sus polÍticas de inmigraciÓn. estamos de acuerdo o no estamos de acuerdo, pero reconocer el impacto real. los nÚmeros son demasiado grandes. el nÚmero de personas con protecciones legales, no solo los indocumentados que pueden ser deportados. tantas famili

about folks in the midwest who may be dealing with the tornadoes, and heck, even places in like austin, texashad incredible storms, where we've seen golf ball sized hail, you know, coming down. those are all should things where you, no matter where you are in the country, you may have to worry about natural disasters and sort of flooding events and all these different issues. and so we are sort of saying, yes, we probably do need to be more proactive, both the ordinary everyday americans like us, as well as the big corporations that, you know, may actually have a lot of exposure to these kind of events. john: megan leonhardt of barron's, thank you very much. megan: thanks so much. ♪ john: this past week, the texas attorney general sued a pediatrician for violating the state's ban on gender affirming care, the first time that law has been enforced. in all, more than half the states have laws that target transgender people one way or another, including bathroom bans and school sports bans. now, as ali rogin reports, there's a new study that looks at how these laws affect young people's mental h

now it was a busy sports weekend in austin, texas with f1 in town. but the main event was one texas hosting fifth ranked georgia, third quarter texas gets the interception here, but they throw a flag for pass interference so long our fans were not happy. they started throwing trash trash all over the field will get this. the officials didn't got together. >> they actually reversed the call. >> never seen throwing trash on the field actually were kirby smart was livid. >> he said the reps tried to rob them, but the bulldogs, they would end up handing texas therefore, loss of the season. georgia wins 32, 15, missouri quarterback brady cooked. meanwhile, he got in you're it on a team's opening series against auburn yesterday. >> he went to the hospital to get an mri on his ankle while it came back. okay. cook then rushed back to the stadium and led the tigers on to fourth-quarter touchdown drives to win game. >> he said afterwards, newly i had two-and-a-half home games left in his career, so he needed to find a way to get back on the field and head coac

during a visit to austin, texas. watch live at 1:30 p.m. at 2:30 on c-span to come his running mate, jd vance, speaks to voters at a campaign event in raeford, north carolina. a reminder, you can watch all of these events live on c-span now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. >> republican vice presidenal nominee jd vance talked about immigration, border security, and the economyt a campaign event in waterford, michigan and answered questions from reporters, some which drew boos from the audience. this is about 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, the next vice president and second lady of the united states. jd vance. ♪ event. you are watching live on c-span. ♪ ♪♪ sen. vance: it is good to be in michigan today. and my friends, i stand here constantly saying, we are going to turn michigan red and make donald trump the next president of the united states. now we have some great people here. first of all, g.o.p. chair, pete hoekstra. thank you for your hard work in our state here. we have committe

. >> this happened in the sky near austin, texas on wednesday both pilots got and in-cockpit warning of an impending collision the american airlines flight crew told air traffic controllers we saw him when he flashed us and flew right into us. cnn has reached out to the airline for comment and our money he lead the girl scouts are considering a huge hike in dues on deck racing annual fees from 25 to $85. the good news, their famous cookies, no change in price coming up sunday on state of the union, i'm going to talk with house speaker mike johnson and independent senator bernie sanders of vermont. that's sunday morning at nine eastern and again at noon only here on cnn the news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer in the situation room. i will see you sunday morning. have a great weekend

the program is modeled after similar programs in other big cities such as denver and austin, texas, that showed that e-bikes helped replace car trips, attract new regular bike users, and reduce congestion, especially at school drop offs. >> santa clara county announced it's the first in california to take part in a new program to provide medi-cal services for people released from custody. santa clara says more than 100 people have been enrolled in the first month. the initiative will provide medical and behavioral health services for adults and youth, helping to support their transition into the community. after incarceration is a critical opportunity to improve well-being in our community, to advance equity, and to increase public safety, the county says. that access to care will help reduce er visits and hospital stays, and keep people from returning to jail. the program is set to be implemented statewide in october of next year. >> the nasa ames research center honored congresswoman anna eshoo today for her contributions to its research efforts. leaders held the honorary lunch at the

today, as i said, the former president, austin, texas, 1:30, part of our live coverage, austin texasoday at 6:30 p.m., the running mate of the vice president kamala harris, tim walz will be in scranton pennsylvania. that is part of our live coverage here on c-span, c-spine now and online at c-span.org, and then the vice president will be holding a reproductive rights rally in houston with beyonce at 9:30 p.m. eastern time. she is expected sometime around 8:30 p.m. central time, the hill newspaper with a headli, beyonce to join harris at houston rally. we are asking if your gender plays a role in how you are going to vote in campaign 2024, or if the issues that impact play a role in how you will vote. lou, democrat, ohio. caller: good morning, i would say gender has nothing to do with my decision on who i vote for. more importantly, trust is the most crucial item i consider, and i definitely trust kamala harris to be president. i do not trust donald trump, look how he has treated people over the years, his own advisors. the generals that run our armies he demeans, how can we even trus

gran premio de fÓrmula unoen austin texas, ferrari consiguiÓ el uno/dos, mientras que la tercera posiciÓndo el norte no deja de precipitaciones sino que va a dejar el ambiente mÁs nuboso. en cuanto el valle central, valle de san joaquÍn no esperamos esas nubes. cielo prÁcticamente despejado para este principio de la semana. con temperaturas mÁximas que hoy baja en toda la mitad norte o de nuestra Área, 80° e sacramento, tendremos 86° en bakersfield, 85 en fresno. vemos dos patrones distinto, uno un poco mÁs fresco hacia la bahÍa de san francisco, y otro mÁs cÁlido al sur. esto por lo tanto estÁ marcado por ese frente que va a afectar todo lo que es el norte y el ocÉano pacÍfico dejando precipitaciones, pero en todo caso de carÁcter dÉbil. maribel: son cambios que se van a esta temporada? antonio: totalmente, tenemos la visita de estas masas de aire frÍo con los frentes frÍos asociados y nos dejaran algunos dÍas con un poquito mÁs de nubes temperaturas mÁs bajas, luego tendremos el aumento en las temperaturas, volverÁ a bajar las temperaturas, y asÍ. maribel: gracias antonio te veo maÑana,

. >> coverage continues friday with republican nominee donald trump in austin, texas.hat, democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz speaks in scranton, pennsylvania. later that night, democratic presidential nominee kamala harris will hold a rally in houston. also on c-span2, we are live in the afternoon with joni ernst and kimberly guilfoyle who are campaigning for former president trump on a bus tour in philadelphia. following that, jd vance will be in raeford, north carolina to speak with voters at a rally. a quick reminder, you can watch all of our campaign 2020 four coverage on c-span now and online at c-span.org. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington, live and on-demand. keep up with the day's fixed events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns, and more from the world of politics, all at your fingertips. you can also stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal and find scheduling information for c-span'

democrats coming to harris and republican donald trump remain deadlocked in battle. ground states in austin, texas, trump running against immigration, once again accusing harris of creating a boat. the invasion crisis. iris is in houston force focusing on reproductive rights. are relative featuring music, stopped the on site from pal, this 2nd raleigh in michigan, which is a large our american population. many of those oppose the will cause a lot of them. all right, well that's it for me. down jordan for now more information, of course on websites, i'll just say what come there it is. the weather is next to the inside story. thank you so much bye from the of the color. we've got a little bit of cool and damp weather across the middle east. at the moment you see this line of cloud just to the most of us here in casa very heavy. right. and i think that will cause some flooding into central parts of saudi arabia, maybe to the north of re add some live the shelves to just around the red sea coast temperatures. disappointing q weights just 23 degrees and i to 9 degrees below the seasonal average. cold

eso va a ser en el stadium de la ciudad de austin, texas. se llama nihon kyo, es un colectivo de sobrevivientes de la bomba atómica en hiroshima y nagasaki. sí, es muy interesante. esta mañana se le se le rindió homenaje por sus esfuerzos para lograr un mundo libre de armas nucleares. el grupo también está siendo reconocido por utilizar historias reales de sobrevivientes para transmitir su mensaje. todos los premios nobel se presentarán en diciembre y cerramos esta edición contándoles sobre un tour único que podrá disfrutar. si va a san francisco este fin de semana. así es. mañana la ciudad ofrecerá un recorrido que te permitirá explorar casas reconocidas por su arquitectura, similares a la que usted está observando su pantalla. los diseñadores de estas viviendas dicen que esperan inspirar a las personas a ser creativas a la hora de diseñar sus propios espacios. así que hay que tomar en cuenta una cosa, señores, estamos en el fin de semana de la semana de la flota. por favor, si va a ir a ese evento de conocer esas casas, fallas en transport

finished first and second fastest in the first practice session of the united states grand prix in austin, texasof the season. and it wasn't the day ben ainslie and his ineos britannia team hoped for at the america's cup, they're just one defeat away from losing. two days after they resurrected their chances in the final, with with consecutive victories. the crew of britannia were powerless to stop emirates team new zealand from moving to within a race of defending their title. they won both sprint races, the second race by more than 1,000 metres to leave the british crew needing to win every remaining race, in the best—of—13 series in barcelona. we have seen in the history of the cup, it's an amazing comeback in the rest of the team know that we just have to keep fighting and we have a great boat integrate team and so yeah, keep pushing hard and why not go all the way? england's test series against pakistan is finely poised heading into the third test in rawalpindi, after the hosts bounced to beat ben stokes' side by 152 runs. resuming 261 shorts of their target, england lost ollie pope from ju

to themselves so they could have conferences, more lunches, may be a business-class flight to austin, texas could have a conference there. this is what newsom did in california. just keep kicking the can down the road because while you're kicking it, you're also paying people who are on the committee. on the committee to assess reparations. if it happens and if it happens in your state, you've got to move. you just have to move. you shouldn't be paying for somebody else's deeds whose not alive. that's war. no one's make me do that. >> jesse: we want to clarify if there is a woman, it's okay if she gets a massage by man? >> greg: no. [laughter] yes of course. >> jesse: very complicated. male masseuse, even if he is the other one available. shut up, dana pittard up next, the media having a meltdown after trump turns at a into a concert. ♪ ♪ over 400,000 people with afib have left blood thinners behind with watchman. a safe, one—time implant that reduces stroke risk and bleeding worry, for life. watchman. it's one time, for a lifetime. (♪♪) behind every splenda product is a mission. helping mi

i found to be remarkable and i got a little bit of clarity on a few months later at texas tribune festival in austin, like a high up guy at textile was on a panel and there was a local reporter from texas tribune who said, like, hey, what happened? i was up with that and he was like, there's this quote and it's in the book. and i still find it stunning. he said, like, you know, part of the the bond was to make that road safer. lots of people injured or die on that road because it's not well-designed for bike or pedestrians. cars move very fast on it. and so that part of the project and he said something like you know we understand the need to make texas roads safer but not at the expense of vehicular capacity because that's that should be the priority, right? because that's our highest priority not texans lives. it is moving texans quickly. a car. well, i mean, i'm going to pause to think about that for a minute. you know, one of the things that that i think that many of us ha