hoy varios marcharon al puente internacional de brownsville y pidieron una oportunidad.rraron puente internacional de matamoros frontera con brownsville texas tras ser separado de sus esposas. >>> le di un beso. confiando que me van a soltar rÁpido. >>> han reportado 100 venezolanos por dÍa, en 4 puntos fronterizos con un nuevo acuerdo con el gobierno mexicano. >>> me motivaba seguir adelante. >>> julio dejÓ 3 hermanos y sus padres en venezuela. se arrodillÓ gritÓ y llorÓ de emociÓn. se le rompiÓ el corazÓn cuando fue retornado a mÉxico. >>> que me disculpara por no realizar mi sueÑo. >>> no entienden por quÉ los regresaron. ingresaron a estados unidos dÍas antes de el anuncio de esta medida. >>> ambos paÍses dialogaron liberaron el puente. autoridades mexicanas le dieron una solicito de proceso de libertad condicional para venezolanos. >>> solo tenemos que llenar el nuevo formulario que es nuevo. una ley nueva que saliÓ. >>> la mayorÍa decidiÓ trasladarse en los autobuses a ciudad de mÉxico. otros decidieron quedarse aquÍ en la frontera mexicana. >>> la crisis podrÍa se

it's going to be r and then in the southern plains, we're looking at 70 in brownsville. all right. your trick or treating forecast across the nation and then a look at the rest of the week, coming up in just a bit. >> all important michelle, thank you. >>> fast forwarding into your monday trick or treating is back at the white house this year. it had been canceled because of covid. halloween has been celebrated at the white house since 1958, thanks to first lady mamie eisenhower >>> and are there ufos out there today? intelligence agencies will provide congress with a classified report on unexplained phenomenon it looked at 144 incidents >>> and happening today, the supreme court will hear arguments in two cases challenging affirmative action at harvard university and the university of north carolina the case could set a new precedent and overturn the landmark 2003 decision be right back. hwasher, it's the detergent. i recommend cascade platinum and a new routine. let's watch it work! only cascade uses dawn... as a built-in pre-rinse system. it rehydrates dried on food... ...lifts

every mexican in brownsville has a gun.where jobs in the economy is one. because it's one of the poorest places in the world. and i think that there is a reason behind. that and that's because in all of these districts, whether 60, 70, 80% let kenow populations. he had no latinos involved in making the decision of what the messaging is. you have a bunch of white folks that are well-intentioned, running all of these campaigns. and the consultants behind him don't understand how to show up with cultural competency in our community. >> and just on the cultural issue. we also hear about how many latino americans are turned off. we also see, especially in the media, latinx. among young people who like to use the term. there's a gender divide there. while 14% of latina woman aged 18 to 21 use the term. just 1% of latino men in the same age group use it. that's a fascinating divide their. >> it is fascinating. and i have to say, my biggest rolls on. mine and every time i use that work is mostly older latino men that hate the word.

when it is all said and done in some of that moisture starting to make its way into texas near brownsville and corpus christi. but back on land and closer to home, dry and warm weather. that's going to be your fleet week forecast in the coming days more. my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to ken and pam. all right. thank a well, san francisco police have increased the reward and a 2016 cold case homicide. >> iran lamont was killed in the city's ocean view neighborhood 6 years ago, 10/7/2016, he was looking at an artist painting on a mural at plymouth avenue and broad street at the time of his death. today, police announcing a $200,000 reward for a conviction in this case. and that is double the previous reward. >> we believe that given the fact that 6 years of past. well hope and that got on some of the hearts of the people who witnessed this thing and maybe they feel free to come forward and speak to us. >> the department is hoping someone who saw something will come forward and bring woman's family closure in his death. san francisco police chief bill scott says that the depart

conectados este sospechoso autoridades dicen que lograron confiscar varios artículos del hogar de brownsvillera (nombre en inglés) dice que la lectura de cargos será muy interesante por varias razones >>> vamos a ver cuales cargos se van a enfrentar, y vamos a ver si el sospechoso se declara inocente o culpable. el historial criminal en el podré tener una audiencia para determinar si lo suficiente competente para enfrentar un juicio. dice que es raro ver a alguien cometer delitos de drogas y luego empezar a matar al azar. según la profesora se puede trata de un brote psicótico. en san josé noticiero telemundo 48. >>> (hablan en inglés) >>> se acerca el fin del estado de emergencia declarado hace tres años por la pandemia y los expertos creen que es probable que esta medida termina en febrero luego que se registren los eventuales picos de contagios de diciembre estamos hablando de california. especialistas creen que esto no traerá grandes cambios salvo que no estarían disponibles los centros de vacunación y pruebas tal como lo están actualmente. mientas que con dos ante acá renuncio que están

if you are someone from brownsville, like my hometown who needed abortion care, you would have to driveout an hour, an hour and a half to get to the clinic. and that's if you have access to transportation. like if i wanted to get an abortion and i was an undocumented woman, i wouldn't have a place to go. or even me right now, as a young person, if i needed an abortion, i wouldn't be able to afford it. - so, i made a big orange sign and it said, "god is pro-choice," because you know, the democrats that we have here in the valley don't really vouch for us as much as i think that they should because of, you know, catholicism. - you said partisanship, which i don't fall under. - no, you do not. - 'cause i'm a democratic, pro-life legislator. you know that i do have an inner strength that supports this bill, and that strength is in the name of my faith as a roman catholic. - anti-choice people, you know, they say that they're being backed up by religion, but at the end of the day, you know, all they do is like damage people and hurt them and you know, make them feel less than, and, you know,

infantry and began the war and fort texas and brownsville texas, future texas i guess you could argue, when the american flag fell from the pole it was van dorn who re-raised the flag in 1847 transferred to the command where he earned two promotions for conduct one promotion to the rank of captain if i'm pronouncing that correctly in the major came at mexico city where he was wounded in the foot following the mexican war the army assigned him the various posts across the country such as jefferson barracks in st. louis, always a favorite, baton rouge louisiana, must have a tennessee fan in here somewhere, didn't like baton rouge. in florida somebody shirley from georgia where he was fighting the seminoles in mississippi, by the late 1850s he was in texas and oklahoma chasing the indians in october 1, 1858 he was fiercely wounded at the battle of wichita village, while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this and i have a lot to cover and i will probably short myself somewhere else, right here in his life in case i cannot finish this program, and his life this is where

the time that incident happened when i was brutalized by the police, we had been protesting the brownsville august 2014. this was november 24 when this happened. we had been waiting to find out if the ferguson police officer who killed michael brown, if he would be indicted and we knew that this answer was going to be, was going to cause widespread protest or it would go to you know, maybe just finally get us in the family some type of relief in maybe things are startingto change. so we prepared for it . and that night i decided not to just be out there at the protests because i knew there would be somebody people from all over the world that would be there that never experienced teargas before so i had all my stuff. i had a book bag full of just all types of medical supplies and everything. a bunch of stuff in the bag. and anyway, i remember just feeling like i need to take care of whoever needs help out here and when the opportunity, when it came time to actually help someone i remember initially i didn't want to help them because i thought it was an ambush. we had dealt with that where s

two, our reporters found in brownsville parking garage were immigrants were being processed in the darkf night yet these emergency intake facilities where they are not allowed in. and now this, and the only reason we know about this is because fox news got internal government documents. i just saw four examples of things we wouldn't know unless there was reporting here at this network. so i bring this to the forefront to say that republicans, get your act together because they should be the number one investigation for the new congress, looking into what i believe is a cover-up at the southern border. quickly adding, politico has some good reporting out, this guy is focused on racism among border patrol officers who are also doing the same tasks that apparently dod is doing. >> you can't make up what biden's america is like. >> chris magnet is what you're talking about when i read this today i couldn't believe it. he seems disengaged according to insiders. often times he actually falls asleep in these meetings and has done absolutely nothing, much like our vice president in pinpointing

lot of cloud cover and some of that rain now making its way into texas near corpus christi and brownsvillet let's take a look at our map closer to home. because as you can see, we're tracking very dry, clear and calm conditions out there right now for your monday night in the bay area. not even tracking any low or high cloud cover for that matter. temperatures today below average, about 5 degrees below normal for downtown san francisco should be in the low 70's, but instead warming up to 66 degrees with seasonal temperatures. for those of you in concord at 83 degrees. but we did see temperatures slightly below average, but still pleasant nonetheless for san jose. 75 degrees when you should be in the low 80. so temperatures out there right now, widespread 60's with the exception of the immediate san francisco peninsula coastline, upper 50's. they're turning into mid 50's for overnight temperatures for most of the bay area. daytime highs warming up into the mid 80's for santa rosa and avato low 80's for concord and livermore at 82 degrees with downtown san francisco. just a few degrees of wa

temperature wise it is very cool, take a look at miami. 81 right now this early in the morning. 72 in brownsvilleoss parts of the northeast. send it back to you inside. will: thank you, rick. so also another big story, paypal is reversing course because yesterday users found out there was a policy that apparently uploaded for everybody to see that users would be fined $2,500 if paypal deemed what they were doing was spreading misinformation. rachel: now the company, paypal, is claiming it was just one big mistake, and they're telling fox news, quote, paypal is not fining people were misinformation, and this language was never intended to be inserted in our policy. our teams are working to correct our policy pages. we're sorry for the confusion that this caused. pete: here to react, "sunday morn futures" anchor maria bartiromo. great to see you. what do you make of paypal's, i guess, denial? >> well, it's incredible. good morning to you, team. obviously, now we see that the company is pushing back. why? because there was an uproar on social media pushing back against this plan. candace owens out s

infantry and began the war in for texas in brownsville, texas. future texas, i guess you could argue. when the american flag fell from the pole it was van dorn who volunteered to dash out 100 yards and re-raise the flag. in 1847, he transferred to winfield scott's command where he earned two promotions for conduct. one promotion to captain came at the battle of --. and the brevity rank of -- following the mexican war, the army signed him to various posts, such as jefferson barracks in st. louis. all right? always a favorite. baton rouge, louisiana. must have a tennessee fan in here somewhere, didn't like baton rouge. in florida, surely there is somebody from georgia here -- where he was fighting the -- in mississippi -- earl van doren. 1850s, he was in oklahoma, chasing the indians. and in october, earl first 1850, eight he was seriously wounded van doren. at the battle of wichita village. while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this to you, and i've got a lot to cover you and i probably going to shorten myself somewhere else

is hitting in mcallen, brownsville, laredo, and between those areas.i think, at a bare minimum, just to show face, this administration would go down there and, at least, like i said, bare minimum, say they are here and see the issue. why do you think they are constantly pushing back on this? >> it's probably two reasons. one, they know that if they go down there it'll get an enormous amount of media attention and focus national and white house reporters to ask questions they haven't had to answer up to this point. and they don't want their mind to be changed by the fact on the ground. when the biden administration and did catch and release, when they took all these other policy decisions that basically said the border is not going to be enforced, they sort of winked at anyone who wanted to come over it, you see absolute flooding across they are, and that's why we are having fentanyl seizures at ten times record levels. when you consider the potency of fentanyl, it's absolutely destroying communities. >> and this is honestly very heavy question. i don't

but as you can see, it is inching closer towards texas right now starting to make its way into brownsville and then eventually corpus christi. but for us here in the bay area, we're tracking drier, calmer conditions, not so much clears. we were earlier today, but we are going to see the return of call the fog during the overnight hours in temperatures today at or below average downtown san francisco. only warming up into the mid-sixties when you should be in the low 70's for early fall in livermore, 81 degrees when you should be in the mid 80's. but conquered right about where you should be. mid 80's for your monday afternoon highs and we're tracking that marine layer becoming more widespread along the coast. cooling down temperatures into the mid to upper 50's along the bay area coastline. still in the low to mid 60's as you make your way inland. so right now, nevado 54 degrees more than 10 degrees cooler than antioch in the mid 60's at 66 degrees with overnight lows tonight in the mid 50's. so we are going to notice a milder night. thanks to that blanket of karl. the fog overhead. but hi

the 24th infantry and their anger still boils over for what happened to their brothers in arms in brownsville texas 1906. where than president teddy roosevelt, or theodore roosevelt, discharge companies of the 25th infantry without having jess it's others that the story. they were later all exonerated and reinstated in the 1970s. but there was only one surviving member who was able to receive his pension. but they their name was eventually cleared additionally you have the race riot st. louis, the violent lynching in memphis and which a black man side was tossed down the black business district of beale street and the lynching of jesse washington, all lead to factors in which it helped to anger these african american serviceman of the 24th. their reaction to wanting to participate in this racial oppressing. the moments of the soldiers of the 24th who participated in the clash with you some police clearly stem from this frustration. the minute 24th would not face immediate discharge like the 24th infantry, but they did suffer through two trials. in the large court-martial in u.s. military hist

but the people here in this country, in south texas, especially the people of brownsville, texas, are struggling right now to pay their utility. i get commonness calls everyutie single day because their utility bill has doubled, tripled. people went from paying three py hundred dollars a month foinrg their liability to nine hundred dollars. people areg paying threewell fr thousand dollars as well for t light bill . and this is all because of the bush administration and their policies. e sent tha t gonzalez, who supported those same policies? >> well, yes, meira, both ofar you impressive women who aree moms and fighting fomor their communities and real issues. thanks for joining us . as new york city crimeank you h new york's democrat governor , kathy hochul, has the gall toy pretend it's not even happening. her challenger, congressman lee zeldin, reacts toened. the unbelievable sound next. inside your eye, there's an everyday battle against life's daily stressors like smartphones, sunlight and screens. >> just one occupied eye, vitamin a day replenishes key nutrients that help protect

but that doesn't change brownsville saying that won't change won't change the fact that community generationallyhas been seeking other resources other than law enforcement. right. and so i'm saying that that i just want put your question in the context and also just for us to be always think about what we're doing a thing. and the thing is, is not all that concrete rights, not necessarily that that speaker right. is not actually that thing. well, we know what we don't want and we know we've had experience with people doing that sort of work and we still have the conditions that we have. nothing is no place for it. that's why i gave it a context in which you ask a question. but i'm also asking us to be thinking the deeper things that we want and what can we also just say that listen, y'all the cops are a composite of, many different kinds of things, but the cops of 1968 are not the cops of 2022. i think you've all what kind of firepower surveillance drones but like we are the context that we are living under it could not be more different and i talked to a lot of my mentors, old school people, an

, some places in west texas and west central southern texas 2 to 3 inches of rain per hour from brownsvillem meteorologist kari hall. we have a very cool view of the golden gate bridge. very light and patchy fog. most of the fog has been in parts of the north bay with some clouds overhead. so we're going to see a mix of cloud cover today. and that's going to help keep our temperatures down only reaching 71 in san mateo and hayward and 73 in fremont and san jose with upper 70s for dublin and martinez. tomorrow it does get warmer and we'll start to see more 80s here >> that's your latest weather. >> thank you. >>> up next, wait until you see what "star wars" fans just made to re-create a favorite scene. we are hoping it wasn't too chewy. get it >> we'll explain right after this. ewy. get it? get it? first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for