when asked why brownsville when the california border is dealing with a humanitarian crisis of theirere it all ááásue harrisááá "we came out here and found that the need was great and we just became a good partner with catholic charities. that's not to say that we won't be able to do things back in our own state." ááálilli áááour country is a country of immigrants. we somewhere else. some people came here 200years ago, some people week. no one is any better than anybody else. (ken) 4 your health 4 your (ken) 4 your health tonight. there is new research about the recent spread of the powerful painkiller fentanyl. today kron 4's ryan o'donnell talked to a u-c-s-f researcher about what is behind the recent rise in the very dangerous drug. lawrence karnow: it was a cloudy and cool day with highs only in the 50s. highs only in cool day with a cloudy and karnow: it was lawrence drug. lawrence karnow: it was a cloudy and cool day with highs only in the 50s. doppler radar is picking up on some rain moving in now with more to come. low pressure will stay off the coast but it will spin up some

there's a lot here i brownsville and the house and i guess that means. i start sunday ago in california michael phelps he called i didn't mean the student of you know me that was different that are going to be then and not then there's those of us they'll shoot medical news i'm in there and moved or i am difficult to say this and they're all i mean everything doesn't mean they got it all but all of us is young democracy and they're looking at the bill clinton you didn't don't see this i thought i said it was three though you know kilometers if you want that theo delivery corridor but i'll carry their browns will i start until you know inner city most close or they're either going to lead us to see the corner to the market or combat are gonna yes who stores the look at them as honest as palace is the idea i looked at a little this is those needles the almost like yes i was and did i know the yep innocent or mental illness idea is the medical stuff and that i didn't feel whole a persona as a community are the second to cool a good deal now the old dog loos

when asked why brownsville california border is dealing with a humanitarian crisis of their this is where out here and found that the need was great and we just became a good partner with catholic charities. that's not to say that we won't be able to do things back in our own state." ááálilli áááour country is a country of immigrants. we all came from somewhere else. some people came here 200years ago, some people came here last week. no one is any better than anybody else. (grant) that was alfredo (lawrence bay reporting.cuadros alfredo that was alfredo cuadros reporting. (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) and coming up in sports, the discussion of a colin kaeprnick return gets new life today, but that conversation doesn't go starting tonight in the nfl-- another team floating the idea of signing colin kaepernick, but the former 49ers qb still waiting for a job. --with his quarterback situation in complete disarray, redskins head coach jay gruden was asked about the possibility of signing kap today. this after backup qb colt mccoy left yesterday's eagles game with a broken leg an

in 1919 when chicagoans homes were being bombed, and black chicagoans who want to move out of brownsvillewhich was a good black neighborhood, brownsville was a term that was invented by gaining anthony overton and it was alternative at the time maybe it was called dark you can produce like we can do better so he came up with his other, brownsville. instead of dark you count for the black belt this was also called. so one form of resistance took the form of people just stay where they were in refusing to move. refusing to move at the threat of physical violence. another form of resistance during the 1960s when benjamin willis who was the superintendent of schools at the time but basically reinforce segregation by not allowing black students to transfer to schools and other parts of the city and it will these things called wellness wagons which were big aluminum trailers the basically instead of with schools are overcrowded to keep our black kids in one place to build his big trailers. blackberries would come and buy the bodies down on the grant to try to prevent the bulldozing from happeni

at dusk the brownsville border post is filled with young people who study in the united states but live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheap despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. and if in. does give you. know what i mean because i think. that is what. responding this out of need. not authorized. to. protect. your daughter. to give to you the law has a funny. and right on the bank call for the base walker chemical lies and this is going to that he would develop a new treatment internationally mockers know that these industries out of polluting . ignored your money their time and money. and the mother of the mentally lost even this. seems wrong. to me that you get to shape out these days to come to educate and gain from an equal trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. choose to look for common ground. what does the rise of the yellow in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a high can prices a

at dusk the brownsville border post is filled with young people who study in the united states but live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheap despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. i was complete with all of them but i. don't know much of. defending people always i didn't get the broken nose i think and think i mean does he know i mean it was i think. that is what. remember before a trade war leaves a hot war there's currency war plays a trade war the hot war and the currents you are going on already with the china pegged artificially love to get their exports to the u.s. in a way to build their economy and then the u.s. it worker was losing their job but they were paying less for chinese made stuff and so there was a symbiotic relationship going on so if the question is who's going to be a twenty first century empire and who's going to lose it is going to be the u.s. or china my thought is going to be a coterminous and that both the u.s. and china are going to fall apart. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the

for example, there's a part in brownsville, texas where the wall just runs out in the middle of a field, and border patrol agents say it helps them where it exists, but people can just go around it. democrats have argued they are not going to give the president more money because the in ministry not spent the last allocation -- the administration has not spent the last allocation. they have spent nearly all of it on border security. does that mean the wall? where and how is it being spent? guest: the administration has invested in border security and in improving the wall and fixing parts of it where it exists now. there is also been a lot of migrants costing -- there has also been a lot of migrants crossing the border, so that has taxed their budget. has been many more families crossing, and that has led to different kinds of expenses for the border patrol and immigrations and customs enforcement. host: what are you watching for next in this debate? guest: what the democrats will get in exchange for funding, if they even agree to that. if republicans agree to that. comeig question is d

at dusk the brownsville border post his filled with young people who study in the united states but live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheap despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. with all of them to. defend. this is good the. you know what i mean because i think. that is what. putting back in place a hard border. dr vision between northern ireland and ondar them has economic consequences it has a lot of consequences for people particularly those who live along the border there's a lot of free movement at the moment people move back and forward there's a lot of economic activity there's a lot of social and social activity and nobles to see got to stop the. prosecution will need to become almost. a full. court where you push off the threshold finds. by the number one place you do i mean jani i mean political pressure on the. security dimension knows what upon your kind of business models he was by american corporations. he's sold on could be mental disease as you. see and the solution. in association. is it is just somebody

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at dusk the brownsville border post is filled with young people who study in the united states but live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheap despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. i. think i know much of the. day and if in people i may go i just get the brokenness i think and think i mean you know what i mean because i think. that is what. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront ation let it be an arms race and his on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it mean when the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no really that hasn't been that we hear even many a victim's

at dusk the brownsville border post his filled with young people who study in the united states live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheap despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. and have been. given. doesn't even know why this is because of the. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be no in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying news just no really hasn't and that we're even many of the dems families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the get pellet here is because that's what murder victims' families want to that's going to give them peace it's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't their way. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politic

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we're not right on the border like laredo or brownsville, and i think that's been one of our benefitsm a standpoint of people coming from mexico to shop. they want to go to an all-american city. o'brien: so you have a fair amount of tourism coming in from mexico--from mexicans who want to shop here, and then they go back home? darling: yeah. we were--until about 2 or 3 years ago, we were the number one sales tax collector in the state of texas and about 20 times higher than the american average. o'brien: so how does it work? explain to me sort of the dynamics of the border for folks in mcallen. darling: one of the things, we own a couple of international bridges, so we have about 8,000 people wo come across every day walking and doing business and shopping and owning shops and working, et cetera, and so we're very close to what happens in mexico. i would say what happens there happens to us a lot on the border. o'brien: what does washington get wrong about the border? darling: oh, i think--well, i think the rest of the nation does for one thing. i mean, they just don't understand the

i became a public school teacher in brownsville. i have my fair share of startling memories from going up in the city but a shaped me but one of the most jarring moments took place when i was air. from home. 2013, visiting my father in florida on spring break. i was alone, sitting on the edge of the bed witch door closed, my grip tightening on my phone as i read a chicago sun times article listing the chicago public schools closing at the end of the year. when i goetz school in brownsville where aid ban teacher i had to read and read to make sure i wasn't missing something. surely this was a mistake. how could our school be on a list like this? i thought of each of my colleagues, thought of my principle and our students and the many hour we dedicate decided provide a quality education, my identities moved to the statement of the superintendent. this is the chief executive officer. the ceo if you like a commentary on the entry of market neoliberal logic. ceo, bennett said i believe that every child and every community in chicago dese

traveled to brownsville texas where they held a protest in front of the detention center...ainst president trump's recent family seperation policy. this is the third time the group traveled to the detention center. the first time in june to donate clothes... the second in july to volunteer at a nearby church... and last week to deliver a truck load of donations. one volunteer had this to say when learning their gifts... never made it inside. ( james ) the groups efforts were not a total loss. a nearby catholic church along with a care center in mcallen passed out the donations to detainees... until they were all gone. ( darya ) its been nearly a week since an earthquake rocked part of alaska, and already crews are completing repairs to some of the hardest hit areas. the anchorage police department shared a p

brownsville, what do you do about the pacific ocean?what do you do about the gulf of mexico? how far out in the gulf of mexico will you build a wall? how far out in the pacific ocean will you build a wall? people can come in by vote -- boat. host: what is the solution to decreasing illegal immigration? before donald trump started campaigning and trying to separate people on the basis ,f some origin or other method some other manner, there was no problem. the problem with the illegal approachedas been starting with the obama giving moreon, officers to patrol the border and the number of border patrol byrds has increased thousands in 2008 and nobody talks about it. the secretary of homeland security talking a while ago, she said everything was ok. but you still need a wall. talking about how efficiently the administration has dealt with either google crossings at the border -- with a legal crossings at the border and how effective ice. has been then why do you need a wall? the candidate and the president said that mexico will pay for it.

nació en brownsville, texas y se mudó aquí hace una década porque su único hijo trabaja en la base militar. cecilia: la gente quería más y más y más y guardé un dinero y me compré la casita donde lo tengo ahorita. cecilia: la mayoría de sus clientes son americanos y hacen fila. cecilia: cada en cuando viene un latino y me decían: "comiendo estos tamales me recuerda a mi abuelita". ay, eso me tocaba mucho mi corazón. andrea: cecilia trabaja más de 12 horas por día. cecilia: hago de puerco de res con chile verde, de pollo, los frijoles negros con queso jalapeño... andrea: y como si fuera poco, es además la abuelita de tiempo completo del pequeño travis. cecilia: mi vida es tamales y mi nieto. Él se queda conmigo parte de la semana. andrea: a cecilia le duele que su hijo se haya divorciado y que le haya dejado de hablar, porque justamente ella se mudó a alaska para estar con la familia. cecilia: después de su divorcio, pues, no hemos estado hablando. [solloza] eso me duele mucho. andrea: para cecilia, la vida en alaska no es fácil. es más cara, el clima es duro y la soledad pudiera ser grande

host: curt is next in brownsville, new jersey. an independent. caller: good morning.s a heck of a ride watching the news. i would say the lawlessness. are you still with us? i think we lost him. diane is in somerset, ohio. what is the top news story of 2018? caller: i feel that judge discourageds just to the nth degree. there is no reason that anyone -- host: no reason anyone should what? caller: have to be put through that to get into the supreme court for heaven sake. to turn down your tv and talk to the phone. keep going. thatr: ok, and i think --t he had done in his past what has that got to do with his intelligence of his legalism that he spent most of his life trying to get through and has gotten through to be the ultimate candidate for the supreme court? it is a disgrace what the government -- i am not just blaming democrats. i am blaming them all for what they said and did to him. that wast lady come on in high school with him, if anyone noticed when she walked away, there was an envelope that was stuck in her lawyer's pamphlet. i do not know if anybody caught

. >> wall does not mean wall from san diego all the way down to brownsville, texas.oing to mean something else. so i agree the democrats don't want to give trump a victory on it but i don't know enough about when his base says they want a wall, what will they be satisfied with? a wall for the arizona desert, a wall that's 10 feet high? a fence. >> bill: it's progressing as we go. >> the president will find the money. it may not be all 1093 miles but he will put it where it works and makes sense. walls work. everywhere they've gone up illegal immigration has been cut by 90%. >> bill: a midnight deadline friday night. >> julie: great seeing you all. a staggering new statistic. in 2018 the number of journalists killed in retaliation for their work has doubled worldwide. the most well-known recently u.s. resident saudi columnist jamal khashoggi. rick leventhal is covering the story. >> khashoggi is the most widely publicized journalist but just one of 53 to die across the globe. many murdered in retaliation. khashoggi a native of saudi arabia was living in the u.s. worki

for example, there's a part in brownsville, texas where the wall just runs out in the middle of a fieldand border patrol agents say it helps them where it exists, but people can just go around it. democrats have argued they are not going to give the president more money because the in ministry not spent the last allocation -- the administration has not spent the last allocation. they have spent nearly all of it on border security. does that mean the wall? where and how is it being spent? guest: the administration has invested in border security and in improving the wall and fixing parts of it where it exists now. there is also been a lot of migrants costing -- there has also been a lot of migrants crossing the border, so that has taxed their budget. has been many more families crossing, and that has led to different kinds of expenses for the border patrol and immigrations and customs enforcement. host: what are you watching for next in this debate? guest: what the democrats will get in exchange for funding, if they even agree to that. if republicans agree to that. comeig question is dac