ver esta vida bilingüe en brownsville. deberÍa ser. nuestros raÍles, nuestra comida, el sabor latino es demasiado Único. cÓmo uno no puede estar orgulloso de eso? alan: asÍ es. es una bendiciÓn. por quÉ a tener estas personas que ustedes imagino que sigue nikesh en el futuro este gran paÍs. muchas gracias a todos. ya lo sabemos. "se habla usa". les digo que acabo de rejuvenecer en este momento.-- abrirte un alan: asÍ es, aquí "se habla usa". seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". no empieces, francisca. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ en suave, no fingimos un con extensiones falsas no usamos trucos y entregamos resultados reales con ingredientes reales... como suave coconut infusion con aceite de coco los resultados no mienten suave para un cabello en el que puedes creer desde $12.99. disfruta uno de tus favoritos con nosotros. y llévate otro a casa, gratis. compra uno lleva otro, por tiempo limitado. solo en olive garden. compra uno lleva otro, por tiempo limitado. por el viaje que te lleva a casa aún si estás adolorida. por esos querido

one in brownsville texas. and one signed by congress and the administration. >> in the significant amount of time this year to rally the response to the hurricanes maria and harvey, experts puerto rico sent out on the u.s. virgin island where is people lost their lives, 11 months or so passed on the entirety of the island. and additionally, this let's us learn from those persons. . >> it was a disaster for both sides, 26 and 27. >> of our stock that we responded. >> all right. we are not good enough, or -- >> i would thank you as well as all of congress for the generous determining a. congress gave us $7.24 billion, and that is going to fund 235 projects in 33 states. our communities. we are taking this very, very seriously. >> thank you very much, sir. goodbye. >> thank you chairman, thank you for being here. the 15th of june, i think it was -- so support from our valley division. >> us i have to refresh my memory. i think the one lock, what's the status for that? the cost ratio, the question about how it lea

on any quality and turned the media's attention to forgotten communities across this state from brownsville to hicksville. and we have reached out to voters who had never been talked to and engaged them on issues they never heard addressed by any candidate , much less a candidate for governor . we expanded the electorate by bringing new voters and younger voters into the process. and we did it all without accepting a time of corporate money. [applause] this is a people powered campaign and we have received more individual donations than any democratic candidate in the history of new york state. and 90 percent of those donations came from small donors. running without corporate money isn't the easy way to run a campaign but it's the right way and it should be,, should become the standard for any candidate who wants to call themselves a democrat. this is more than just campaign, this is a movement . and the movement that we are building isn't just about one candidate or one election, it is about offering a vision of the way to work. if only we had the leadership and the political court courag

. >> la doctora murphy conoce este caso y dice que en el centro de brownsville donde estuvo Él le dijeronlas reglas y que mÉdicos externos atienden a los niÑ niÑos no los atienden bien, a veces son compaÑÍas privadas que atienden estos centros por lo que a veces houston para noticias telemundo. >> siguen los problemas para facebook y sus usuarios, ahora el gigante de las redes sociales dice que ha sufrido la semana pasada un ataque a sus servidores que ha expuesto la informaciÓn privada de cerca de 50 millones de usuarios, segÚn la compaÑÍa los piratas cibernÉtico explotaron una vulnerabilidad en la plataforma accediendo a las cuentas, facebook informÓ a la policÍa, al regresar en noticias telemundo una multitud linchÓ a 4 presuntos secuestradores de niÑos en mÉxico, a uno le prendieron fuego y muriÓ. se cuando eres minoría sobresales. por ser diferente, ♪ por atreverte a más. ♪ pero eso es justo lo que nos hace sentir orgullosos... ...únicos. prefiero ser uno de pocos que ser igual al resto. presentamos el totalmente nuevo corolla hatchback. toyota. vayamos juntos. por qué comprar en mar

florence esto ha causado daÑo en la lÍnea de agua principal y muchos distritos en el condado de brownsville residentes y las estos dÍas criticos para la recuperaciÓn. regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >>> gracias mariana. muchas de las vÍctimas mortales se ahogaron cuando su auto se vio sorprendido por el agua, de hecho las imÁgenes mas impactan impactantes de este huracÁn nos muestra vehÍculo s hundidos y muchos nos preguntamos quÉ hacer si nos sorprenden las inundaciones y estamos bajo el agua dentro de un coche. cristina londoÑo tiene la respuesta. el temor al verse en situaciones como estas, donde inundaciones relÁmpagos se lleva el auto y el Árselo esta en la costa este del paÍs. >>> las personas quedan atrapadas en el vehÍculo y no pueden salir de los vehÍculos mÁs si el carro es elÉctrico. >>> muchos aseguran kimberly piensan equivocadamente cu sana que usando sus fuerzas pueden salvarse >>> no como en la pelÍcula como un martillo tiene que ser algo especÍfico como esto >>> y afortunadamente en suerte en usar >>> si nos ocurre una pequeÑa herramienta como esta, nos puede salvar la

we have an ecosystem restoration project in brownsville, texas. and as you know, they go under concurrent review both by the congress and the administration. mrs. napolitano: i'm interested in more detail on one of them but i'll ask for it later. significant amount of time this year to evaluate the government's response to the hurricanes irma and harvey. and u.s. virgin islands where people lost their lives and took 11 months to restore power to the entirety of the island. can you provide an updated activities in puerto rico and virgin islands related to the 2017 hurricanes. -- he hurricane season is it is imperative we apply the lessons learned from those hurricanes to prepare for future storms. can you please describe activities the corps has undertaken or plans to undertake to better prepare our nation for future hurricanes this coming season. major general spellmon: i would start out by saying any loss of our hearts ic and and thoughts are with the families that lost loved ones. i refer you to the g.a.o. report that came out this month effecti

and what you think you by the way for the great work you are doing in brownsville. i i have visited brownsville ani know what you are doing to try to prevent separation of children from families and passports being taken away from american citizens and some of the other cruel and inhumane practices going on there. but if you could to us about some of those consequences i would appreciate it. >> thank you for your question. well, i had to see jane go through all of it. delaying her further, she had already been delayed at the point for many weeks. the coercion tactics, the pressure, and she never once wavered. never once. and this could have affected her. she could have been forced to have a child against her will. >> she had a a surgical proced, did she come instead of the other option? >> yes. she had the option to do a medical abortion early on, but because she was delayed and constantly, week after week, she had to have the surgical abortion. >> were health risks -- >> yes, and the health risk increase as she is being pushed further into her pregnancy. >> my time

of the managing attorney garson and garza more in brownsville, texas. the teacher at friends academy. and if representative who has known brett kavanaugh for 25 years. an advocate specialist at the association university center on disability. silver springs maryland. she previously served as a fellow in bob casey's office. ted olson is a partner at gibson, dunn, and frederick. he is the assistant attorney general in charge of legal counsel 1981-1984, has argued more than 60 cases before the supreme court. alicia baker is pastor of the free methodist church in indiana. and a senior associate. she brings experience with justice roberts. and miss syndak is a student of judge kavanaugh's harvard law school. professor millis summary -- murray. lawpreviously served as professor at the university of california, berkeley. university new york law and served as law professor of the university of california berkeley professor at [inaudible] is telling professor of law, legal science at [inaudible] university where he teaches constitutional law in both yale college

renters pay an average of less than 640- dollars a month, other cities at the bottom of the list: brownsvillen in texas, tulsa, oklahoma --- and toledo, ohio. (jw) the raiders are really coming through for oakland. how the team made good on a promise to keep kids playing high school sports... (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrs) one sacramento woman gets her dream job for a day. why her family says it means so much to watch her take flight. (justine) big dreams are "taking flight" for a sacramento woman with down syndrome.(jr stone) tracy sharp has always wanted to become a flight attendant. and yesterday-- she got that chance. here's steve large with more. "once you're on board its open seating."at the sacramento airport."hi tracy how are you?" the bustling pace..."may i take a picture?"to be somewhere else... stopped for a moment"do you like talking to people?""yes."to bringing this young lady--a first class experience."you look beautiful."tracy sharp dreamed to be a flight attendant--and on this day--her dream came true."haha -- high five!"sharp met southwest air

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renters pay an average of less than 640- dollars a month, other cities at the bottom of the list: brownsvillend killeen in texas, tulsa, oklahoma --- and toledo, ohio. (pam) coming up: ahead of the new i-phone launch .. yet another apple store in the bay area targeted by thieves .. and it is all caught on camera. (ken)coming up: 10 high school sports in the east bay are saved... all thanks to donations.. mainly by the raiders. the amount of cash given so students can continue to play. (pam) and next: a teen's science project ... delayed a bay area flight to hawaii. the photograph that was accidentally air- dropped to passengers ... and causing pilots to stay grounded. (lawrence)ten at ten (ken) a mix- up on a hawaiian airlines flight out of oakland airport caused so much confusion and fear today.... the flight had to be delayed.(pam) kron four's terisa estacio explains. ... how a passenger's "air drop" mistake .. caused the airplane to ádropá its flight plan. terisa estacio) "this all started to unfold early this morning when a mom and her teenage daughter came here ot oakland international a

- right now -- there's a coalition that includes uip100 the oakland community organization, the brownsvilleorganization and calling on city of chicago and the university of chicago and the obama presidential center to sign a community benefit agreement, that says that if e we're going to invest tens of millions, well even more than that, in a presidential center on the south side of chicago, we're going to agree we're going to make some agreements that actually mitigate the harm and the destruction that can cause to the surmounting community, and a so folks should check that out obama cb airings and fighting for and obama made this comment you know trust me. excuse me -- no organizer of their stripe ever listens to anyone who says trust me. especially not their politician -- >> what? if they're a politician and so if you want to call yourself a chicago no chicago organizer -- works their stripes, trust a politician ever. and so i'm probably going to get this trouble and never get invited to any obama foundation events after this talk. but i thought he heard me say this before so they invite

>> you see a big story break, kids being separated from their families at the border, and "the brownsvilleng this and this and you see all the stories that have been covered all along by them. great papers are struggling along. if you happen to live down there, support them. >> you have to support your local papers because when those local papers die, it increasing the polarization of our country, it becomes easier to treat journalists as something other, rather than part of the community. >> they say support your local sheriff. support your local paper. >> now more than ever, while the economics catch up with the eyeballs. >> we've got some models as far as public radio, people are in the habit of giving money in order to support it. i would recommend everybody take a look at "the texas tribune." we're looking at whether they can apply that in new york city. they're not ready to announce anything yet but that's good news on the horizon. >> we'll take all the good news we can get. it's an important time. thank you. >>> up next, senator john mccain's relationship with the press. it is part

right now, there's a coalition that includes the camera would oakland community organization, brownsvilleregional collective and a host of organizations calling on the city of chicago and the university of chicago and the obama presidential center to sign a community benefits agreement that says if we're going to invest tens of millions, even more than that and a presidential center on the south side of chicago, we're going to make some agreement that mitigates the harm and destruction that can cause to the surrounding communities. so folks should check that out. obama cda and that'swhat we're fighting for . trust me, excuse me? no organizer of their strike ever listens to anyone who says trust me. >> especially not if they're a politician. >> no chicago organizer worth their stripes trusts a politician. so i'm probably going to get in trouble and not be invited to any obama foundation events after this talk but i don't know, we will see. >> i think we are at the end of our time. charlene is going to be around to sign people's books so stay and do that. i want to save two quick things bef

i've visited brownsville and i know what you are doing to try to prevent separation of children from families and passports being taken away from american citizens and some of the other cruel and inhumane practices going on there but if you could talk to us about someof those consequences, i would appreciate it . >> thank you for your question. i had to see jane go through all of it. delaying her further, she's already been delayed at that point for many weeks . the coercion tactic, the pressure and she never once wavered. never once. and this could have affected her.she could have been forced to have a child against her will. >> the surgical procedure, didn't she instead of the other option? >> she had the option to do a medical abortion early on, but because she was delayed and constantly week after week, she had to have a surgical abortion. >> and health risks? >> the health risks increased as she was pushed further into her pregnancy. >> my time is expired, thank you. i have a lot more questions, this is a greatpanel and i want to thank you for being here today, thank you . >> se

renters pay an average of less than 640 dollars a month, other cities at the bottom of the list: brownsville, tulsa, oklahoma --- and toledo, ohio.vicki and grant? (vicki) next at 5:30... california is taking a big step towards gender equality in the workplace. the new bill that would require more women in power. (grant) plus after the break... yet another apple store in the bay area is targeted by young thieves... and it's all caught on camera. tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the north bay.......yet another apple store theft.this time in santa rosa.. catherine heenan is here with more on what happened wednesday night.. ... (catherine) it's a disturbingly familiar sight... thieves targeting an apple store...and scooping up thousands of dollars worth of devices.. police have released this surveillance videoof what happened around 8-pm wednesday night at the santa rosa plaza mall.. the video shows three men wearing hoodies going into thestore and grabbing what turned out to be about 35-thousa

it's in this zon in the gulf, including between brownsville and houston. by the toe we get saturday, look at the amounts of rain. anywhere from three to five i h inches. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neighborhood. >>> good morning. anothe gray start to the day. 71 degrees right now.e some pat the ,ea, t with a little drizzle. temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. here is a look at visibility. it has gotten worse in the past ho or , but it's still not too bad. the thickest fog will be up near baltimore and especially closer re philadelphia if you heading those directions today. expect cloudy skies, hig close to0 degrees, scattered shower r t >> we will have an update on florence comg up at 8:00. >> thank you, al. >>> much more ahead, including the shocking giraffe attack. an american woman and her son are fighting for their lives this morning. harity undert's fire. did it sell defective homes to hurricane katra survivors? >>> then sally field opening up like never before. she has a new memoir. what she is rev

it's in this zone in the gulf, between brownsville and by the time we get to saturday, look at the amounts of rain, anywhere from three to five inches, it could >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. the bay area will have some cooler weather today, with some of our warmer spots ohm reaching 82 degrees. that's what we'll see in concord and in antioch. hopefully some upper 70s for the valleys while oakland today will reach 69 degrees. san francisco at 65 and 78 today in santa rosa. and it will be breezy, our winds will pick up today and some of the hills may have gusts up to 35 miles per hour and the rest of the week looks cool, highs in the 70s. >> we'll we'll have an update on florence coming up at 8:00. >> thank you, al. much more ahead, including a shocking giraffe attack. young woman and her son are fighting for their life this morning. also, brad pitt's charity under fire, did it sell defective homes to hurricane katrina survivors? >>> sally feel opening up like never before. she has a new memoir, her career ap her romance with burt reynolds. >> burt rossen reports for all fami

. >> currently we have some of the safest cities along the border, el paso, mcallen, brownsville, haveall been seen as some of the safest cities on the border, yet we take 800 million and put troops on the border, we militarize the area, i would just hope that if he continues to do this he gets the money from the federal government. this is a federal government issue. >> the federal government is paying for the tab, for the national guard on the border. second, the reason why i'm work to go make sure that we do secure the border is because i want to go after the human traffickers, the sex traffickers and cartel members, those who threaten us like gang members, the rise of ms-13 of gang members in the state of texas, i want to do something to put a stop to that. jon: latest polling show abbott leading the race by 19 points. still ahead emotional homecoming from one soldier, how long he had been deployed before giving his daughter the surprise of a lifetime. and high tensions remain on capitol hill over supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and we will take a look at how this is playing

there will probably be a minimal tropical storm with a lot of rain between corpus and brownsville. being impacted by olivia so this is pretty much, i have never seen three storms hitting at once, hawaii, texas and north carolina coast. as far as escaping, no, when that high gets in the northwest atlantic at the surface and aloft like that, they are coming in. this one's coming in. neil: all right. you answered my question. thank you for the education. our chief market strategist joins us now. alan, obviously a lot of commodity related prices, gasoline, oil, affected by the storm. what are we seeing here now? >> well, the energy markets always have price shock potential so anything that causes disruption can drive the markets higher. the initial reaction to this coming into this morning, the market was muted because the thought is there's going to be less consumption on the east coast over this next week or so as people figure out the situation initially. but then after that, we'll have to wait and see, see what kind of disruption there is to the supply pipeline going from the texas

the point is yes, brownsville, texapresidentobama did pull us a depression. >> very slowly. >> you seey barack obama saying how would you fix the economy. a lot of people think on the left we have forgotten. we have it on tape what they said then and what they are saying now. >> when you hear about the economic miracle that's been going on. when the job numbers come out, monthly job numbers. suddenly republicans are saying it's a miracle. i have to remind them those are the same as they were in 2015 and 2016. >> he's going to bring the jobs back? how will he do that? i'll negotiate a better deal. how will yu-na gauche ate that. what magic wand do you have. >> he showed you how and he did it. the problem for obama is how will he talk about donald trump and the economy in a negative way when people are living and feeling better. that's the issue. i'm waiting to see the same nonsense rollout. people are feeling it. when you can afford to send your kids to summer camp. when your taxes are lower. >> you know why, he will justify it. he will justify it by saying we are in a dyer situation. h

located in brownsville texas. the court has also approved and transmitted three post authorization change reports for executive review. two of these reports document and recommend and increasing the total authorized project which require congressional authorization. one is for the construction of the chickamauga dam in tennessee, and the other is for construction of a new lock at these two locks on the st. mary's river in michigan. the third post authorization change report recommends crediting of cost to the nonfederal sponsor associated with certain activities on the central and southern part of -- florida project. i would also like to take this opportunity to provide a brief update on the 2018 report to congress on future water resources development as required by section 7001 of the water resources reform and development act of 2014. and (for potential nonfederal sponsors to submit projects, occur between april and august of this year. during this 120 day window, the court utilize traditional media as well as

this is brownsville, texas. this is as far south as you can go and remain in the united states. slavery touches every corner of texas before the civil war. i will also remind you that slavery touched other areas, as well. there are former slaves in the indian territory. i wish we had more time to talk about that. there were slaves in utah. i wish we had more time to talk about the mormon church and slavery. there were slaves in the oregon territory. slavery was a universal institution, at least as far as the west was concerned. there was no corner that was free of slavery. there were enslaved miners in california. one third of the black gold mind in california in the 1850s were enslaved people. one third of the people who might gold -- we think of gold as quintessentially occupation where people were making money. enslaved people were enslaved in that as well. slavery in california. people think of berkeley today and i think of -- politics. it is hard for us to imagine that in berkeley, in 1858, there were enslaved people. think about that. berkeley. if there is any place in the