you know that fay plays a very big role in brownsville. some ways, fay is brownsville. she's well, she was raised on the hospital's property. her mother was one of the very first black nurses to get the opportunity to work at this institution that previously only allowed white doctors and nurses to to serve the black patients there. and so her mom's part of this initial group that integrates the space and she follows in her mom's footsteps. and yeah, she deserves that credit. no. and in doing so, i tell the story of a friend of hers and a patient whose life she plays a role in saving. and it stories like that were so important for me to find because i think often when people learn about these spaces, they're they are taught or told a very one note stereotypical story or a ghost story, a goosebumps like tale. and that's not what these institutions are. in the early decades, brownsville is this very dreary place, renowned for racial violence and overcrowding and filth. but in fifties and sixties, as people like the belt family arrive, they do start to change the face of t

i mean, and there's a a similar dyna brownsville.t of the to report in the forties and fifties, a generation of young black people start to get the very first job at this institution. they've been barred from working and serng at for decades. and they come in and this power struggle really to ensue where there are white employees who think they own the and run the place and they had actively been battling to make sure that black employees could never work ere. then young black employees come. i mean, some of them are 19, 20 years old, and they come into a very hostile work environment and they actually know their patients. and i don't mean that as surface with patients. they rode the bus with the patients they go to the same church. i mean, they are from the same neighborhoods. and so they looking at these people in the face and they know them and feel a certain level of responbility to them. and then at the bottom of the totem are the patients themselves. and while employees arrived with this idea, they uleverything, r, kind of hits

at, heavy rain due to that storm, which could become alberto, anywhere from 7 to 10 inches from brownsville to bay city. lester? >> all right, al, thank you. >>> let's turn now to that major immigration announcement by president biden, shielding hundreds of thousands of undocumented people who are married to u.s. citizens from deportation. while former president trump is slamming it as an election year amnesty. here is julia ainsley. >> reporter: tonight, president biden announcing a sweeping new executive action, preventing the deportation of an estimated half a million migrants who are married to u.s. citizens. >> these couples have been raising families, sending their kids to church and school, paying taxes. >> reporter: the new move applies to migrants who crossed the border illegally and have been here at least ten years. they'll now get a path to citizenship. previously, migrants who crossed the border illegally would have to leave the country to apply for citizenship through marriage, and some were denied re-entry, a risk javier quiros castro wasn't willing to take. >> i have a wife.

. - well, i've got to say, having grown up in brownsville, from brownsville to el paso, along the border and within the hispanic community, as a republican growing up in that region, i saw a lot more democrat candidates than i did republicans. - of course, the hispanic vote is not monolithic, but the latino vote in congressional districts along the border, particularly in texas, buso some in florida, the trend line towards increasing republican support is going up. what advice would you offer joe biden and your party to stop those gas, or to change the attention and momentum back towards the democratic party? what could joe biden be doing better? - there's a tendency in washington, d.c. to reduce everything to a messaging problem that has a messaging solution. and we should disabuse ourselves of the notion that there's a messaging problem. - so you're saying there's a policy problem. - the challenge at the border is not a messaging problem. it's a reality. - yeah, yeah. - that requires a policy solution. the challenge of inflation is not a messaging problem. it's a reality. and we have t

>> my family is from brownsville.texas where my grandfather. >> from brownsville texas. i'm from brownsville, brooklyn. > my grandfather was a custom's officer. listen. i have been critical of this administration's approach to the border at times but legalities just be very clear. the administration -- i think was an important one but we need congressional action and the reason we didn't get it is pause of folks like ted cruz who decided they wanted to have this issue to run on in november instead of trying to solve it. because what we were missing in the executive order is the billions of dollars in additional resources for more immigration judges, more administrative people, to help us deal with the backlog we are facing in our asylum system. to help us faster process migrants who are still coming. that can't be done without constitutional action and the only way that will happen is if we replace folks like ted cruz with folks like me who want to get something done. >> now this week ohio senator and possible trump v

our flood watch is in effect from galveston down to brownsville. with 4 million impacted. we're dealing with the extreme heat as well. so a lot going on here as we head into the next couple days and that heat is going to stick around. >> thank you all. >>> congress is considering a landmark new bill that aims to fight pornographic images that show real faces with fake bodies created by artificial intelligence. >> a bipartisan group of senators led by senator ted cruz, called take it down. >> it comes as deep fake porn production. ali, this is one of two bills, right that's been proposed to try and deal with this deepfake revenge porn. what are the two bills. >> reporter: dueling ideas here on how to solve this problem. when senators talk about this they highlight the fact that it impacts from taylor swift and other celebrities who can more easily draw attention to this and get those images taken down but your everyday person who could be easily impacted. listen to one of those victims take about their experience. >> allowed me to more confident in classes, always a fear th

host: kirt in brownsville, new jersey. caller: how are you doing? thanks for taking my go right a.ain little rant and i want cuss. host: think won't how stupid c? i stuff. being a democrat for so long and fighting and being a■[epublican because i think i opened my eyes and now that the last ican line. it is scary. is, i think it was the last election for trump. scully from c-span he was busted working for the other side or something. it was a big problem then. now we have debates that are one-sided. trump■ being fearless, he's goig to do it. my god. the commentators should have their mics muted too. i have a . i went shopping for food. there is nothing for a dollar anymore. for biden, you ain't shopping.there is somethi. they have to retool. jaime -- i am a tool guy from the 1970's and at my last job i boeing sold out because■mthe l.r probably go to china at this point -- the only hope for is to probably go to china at this point. we have to accept the next election. come on. with that said, if we want to be a good communist nation we need to get a dictator that we know and respect

fuerza, golpeando con intensa lluvia y fuertes vientos a comunidades costeras desde galveston hasta brownsvillementas y huracanes. pero es bastante trÁgico. y ver esto es bien duro. >> estas imÁgenes tomadas desde el espacio mostraban esta tarde el desarrollo de un enorme remolino de lluvia que pasÓ a convertirse oficialmente en alberto, formÁndose en el suroeste del golfo de mÉxico y extendiÉndose hasta 400 millas al norte del centro del sistema. una masa de lluvia que se convirtiÓ en un verdadero dolor de cabeza, tanto para residentes como para las autoridades. >> las marejadas ciclÓnicas obviamente ya estÁn teniendo un impacto en algunas de las zonas costeras y esta agua ha entrado ya y estÁ causando ya inundaciones. >> algunos residentes tuvieron que abandonar sus hogares esperando que la tormenta termine pronto y que sus pertenencias no sean destruidas por las fuertes corrientes que las cÁmaras de noticias telemundo captaron esta tarde en el Área de surfside. este video muestra la comunidad de treasure island, al sur de houston, en peligro de quedar bajo agua. los niveles subieron hasta do

a flood watch from where i'm standing all the way down to brownsville, texas. we are talking about 400 miles. that is a six-hour long drive. the winds at 40 miles an hour up to those wind gusts speeds but getting stronger as the storm expected to make landfall early tomorrow morning. i want to show you this video. this is treasure island, texas. you are seeing the streets there flooded already. strong enough winds to be moving signs side to side. see a lot of those homes are raised up a couple stories because of events like this. a couple more notes. one, the governor here greg abbott ordered 20 state agencies for emergency responsiveness. the national guard as well. of course, today is juneteenth. galveston canceling those events because of conditions right now. obviously, it is an important day, but this is what we're looking at at the moment. back to you. >> sam, you be safe out there. we will always appreciate that face as you just got smashed by the water there, brother, be careful. >> that picture tells the story. then we have the big heat wave still goin

he did today is took action as a result of what he talked about in february when he went down to brownsvillet the time, we were supporting the bipartisan bill but that did not go through. his action today is an effort to do his part in addressing the issues at the border. now, concretely, i think what this will do is this will really make the process more efficient. what i mean by that -- right now, there's a lot of migrants that are coming through the border. and there is not an orderly way, a legal pathway for them to follow. the important thing is the technology they will get to fight fentanyl and drugs crossing the border -- sumi: cannot jump in and ask you -- one of the questions being asked is it too late to wait until the border is overwhelmed to shut it down? because that is what this action would do. mayor garza: i disagree with that. it is not a shutdown of the border. if you look at the executive action, this is an orderly way for people to apply. we he a lot of migrants that are dangerously -- a lot of them lost their lives coming through the desert. trying to cross. unfortunatel

hayha casas a lo largo desde brownsville que estÁn prÁcticamente bajo agua.Á una temporada bastante ocupada. esto son los efectos de alberto, el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, ya ha pronunciado a orden de alerta y tambiÉn de daÑos para que la ayuda llegue finalmente para todas estas rsonas queontinuan atrapadas en sus casas. el dÍa de hoy. he hablado con un pade personas que se quedaron prÁcticamente atoradas en sus casas el dÍa de hoy. finalmente, cuando parÓ la lluvia, pudieron salir de sus casas, pero tuvieron que salir en canoas. esto es prÁcticamente una calle que parece en estos momentos un rÍo. estas escenas se estÁn repitiendo a lo largo de toda esta zona costera de texas y es prÁcticamente lo que estaurriens estÁn pidiendo al pÚblico que se quede en casa. la situaciÓn aÚn continÚa verdaderamente peligrosa, ya que pueden haber algunos trampas escondidas debajo de esta agua. eso es todo lo que tenemos. desde corpus christi. regresamos contigo, octavio, al estudio. mientras el viento continÚa soplando. >> francisco, detrÁs de ti vemos calles desolada

laredo down to brownsville, corpus christi could see flooding. we're looking at tough temperatures in the great lakes. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> a lot of eyes will be focussed on the supreme court today. the justices will hand down more rulings in just hours. we're in the final stretch of this term. and over a third of the cases on the docket this year are still undecided. alice barr join us from d.c. what are some of the major cases the court could weigh in on today? >> reporter: yeah, frances. we're waiting to hear on 23 cases still left on the docket, including a very significant one that could have a big impact on this year's election. former president trump has argued that he should not be facing charges related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. on the grounds that any official acts he took while in office are immune from prosecution he says. the court has previously ruled that presidents cannot be sued in civil cases for what they did while in office, but it has never decided on criminal immunity. the court also has a

perdió el control del vehículo, se pasó un semáforo en rojo, se estrelló con la parada de autobús en brownsvilleaños de prisión y en otros temas, y luego de más de 2 años de espera, presentan cargos formales al jefe de la policía escolar de uvalde, pete arredondo, quien fue arrestado este jueves. arredondo está enfrentando varios cargos por su desempeño durante la balacera en la primaria. se acuerda usted? luisa nos explica también más sobre los cargos. nos tienen las reacciones de 1 de los familiares de las víctimas mortales. un momento especial. se espera 1 esta noticia. por 2 años hemos ido a diferentes juntas, a diferentes sitios, a expresar cómo nos sentimos, pero no espera 1 porque se decepciona, la verdad. en la ley se decepciona en el proceso. pita redondo de 52 años, exjefe de la policía del distrito escolar de uvalde, fue ingresado este jueves en la cárcel y horas después, a las 6 y 24 de la tarde salió tras pagar su fianza. jessy rizo, el tío de la pequeña jackie cazares, quien lamentablemente murió en la masacre, cuestionó una vez más la labor desempeñada por arredondo el día de la m

2023 embistiÓ a las vÍctimas en su mayorÍa venezolanas, en una parada de autobÚs en la ciudad de brownsvilles que murieron ahÍ le digo niÑo porque estaban empezando a vivir la vida 18 o 20 aÑos, no merecÍan morir asÍ. >> en el veredicto estuvieron presentes familiares de los fallecidos, pero tambiÉn sobrevivientes, algunos de ellos con amputaciones. su testimonio fue fundamental en el juicio en la florida. un ladrÓn abandonÓ a una bebÉ al lado de una calle, la dejÓ en su sillita en una transitada intersecciÓn en el condado de broward y huyÓ. el hombre se acaba de robar el auto con la niÑa adentro, aprovechando que la madre se habÍa bajado a hablar con otro conductor con el que se habÍa estrellado. despuÉs de bajar a la bebÉ, fue captado abandonando el auto y mÁs tarde en una tienda utilizando la tarjeta de crÉdito de la madre. la bebÉ fue rescatada por otros conductores tambiÉn en florida, una camioneta dio varias vueltas en el aire sacudida por un posible tornado. estaba estacionada frente a un negocio en jacksonville cuando una fuerte corriente de viento la volteÓ de cabeza en medio de una

brownsville is in south texas. now, that may or issued a statement saying in part, quote, president joe biden is expected to unveil an executive order that may notably impact migrants ability to seek asylumn camera, yet, they're waiting for the president to make this announcement. they want to make sure that they knew the details of this executive order. and ci upset about what is happening at the white house today, what is expected to happen. they believed that it's a little too little too late. they don't think that this is going to have the impact that it should have. and some of them are upset because they weren't invited to the white house. that's the case of the lca khan mayor. that's in southern california that may or issuing a statement saying, in part quote, this is nothing but a sham in an insult to those of us dealing with the real consequences of it's failed border policies. now the white house would argue that no executive action will fix all the ills on the us southern border. that what is required is

so coastal areas from galveston to corpus christi down to brownsville, 2 to 5in of rain next two days, flash flooding. so expect some big time delays here, especially if you have final destination flights right there in texas right here in the 7-day forecast. we're going up to some low and mid 70s friday and saturday, and san francisco. our hottest day comes on saturday 96. but don't worry, not going to last long. i'm really seeing a cold front get here by sunday and monday, and that should help to drop our temperatures and thankfully so for the start of next week and our first weekend of summer, i can't believe it's here. it's kind of nice. it's time. thanks. thanks, jeff. still to come, the giants are a day closer to playing at america's oldest ballpark, with deep ties to willie mays and the leagu. we're goinges game and no ordinary ballpark. the giants and cardinals will make history on thursday. they will play at the nation's oldest ballpark, rickwood field. it's going to be so cool to see this is a place that some of the greatest baseball players of all time, including willie may

asÍ luce hoy la frontera eagle pass y brownsville en texas. prÁcticamente vacÍos.se ha visto mÁs movimiento. algunos grupos de migrantes, familias con niÑos pequeÑos, casi 24 horas de que entrarÁ en vigor. estamos ahÍ con las reacciones, con las imÁgenes de una frontera cerrada para los migrantes. francisco cuevas en texas. buenas tardes, paco. quÉ estÁs viendo tÚ? >> quÉ tal, julio? muy buenas tardes. estamos aquÍ en donde a horas de este anuncio todo parece estar en calma. aquÍ en ciudades, como digo, paz y en otras ciudades por texas. aquÍ no se estÁ reportando de un aumento considerable en el cruce irregular de indocumentados y podrÍa ser a la fuerte presencia de la guardia nacional, tambiÉn de la patrulla fronteriza y a las millas y millas de este alambre de pÚas que ha colocado el gobernador de texas, greg abe, en las Últimas semanas y meses. esto es lo que tenemos en eagle pass con el anuncio del presidente joe biden. a pesar del enÉrgico anuncio esta maÑana, decenas de migrantes continuaban entregÁndose a las autoridades en esta frontera de california. pero

brownsville all the way up to galveston we're looking at this first possible potential tropical cyclone. going to bring heavy rain into parts of texas. lester, some places could see upwards of eight to ten inches of rain along the coast. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> we turn now to the stringf mass shootings across the u.s. over the weekend. police in michigan giving an update on a shooting at a splash park that wounded nine people, while in texas police are searching for a killer. here's erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: tonight in round rock, texas a manhunt for the gunman who opened fire on a juneteenth celebration on sunday, killing two before getting away. >> do not approach as we believe the subject is armed and is dangerous. >> reporter: across the country over the weekend nine mass shootings, killing at least five and wounding many more. according to the gun violence archives. in rochester hills, michigan a man unleashed 36 rounds on a splash pad, injuring nine including an 8-year-old boy. >> the young child that, you know, had the head wound, he's made amazing progress. >> repor

we are talking about 510 to 15 inches of rain from houston right out through brownsville.t of it tomorrow into early thursday morning and if that wasn't enough by the time we get to the recovery may be tracking our next storm which would be barrel. >> norah: bill kelly, thank you. turning to capitol hill where boeing ceo was in the hot seat facing congress and family numbers of plane crash victims. the head the world's largest aerospace manufacturers under fire for safety problems in his own pay. cbs's kris van cleave was at the contentious hearing. >> give us answers! >> reporter: families who lost loved ones in the two 737 max 9 crashes had words for boeing seal dave calhoun. calhoun started his marks by facing those families and apologizing before taking responsibility for the scratches and the door panel that blew out of an alaska airlines flight earlier this year. >> our culture is far from perfect. but we are taking action and we are making progress. >> reporter: missouri senator josh hawley did not mince words. >> if safety is a component of your $33 million compens

spiraling up, it's going to slam texas 2 to 8in of rain, especially in the greater houston area down to brownsvilleelays, flooding likely there. right here on the 7-day forecast, we'll go into some 60s and san francisco wednesday and thursday and we'll get up to 96 on saturday. but there we go. we drop it back down on sunday to 88. so a littleop sincere found a metal blade in the in-flight meal. happened on a flight from india to san francisco last week. an air india spokesperson confirmed that the foreign object was found in a guest meal, saying an investigation has identified the object as part of a vegetable processing machine used by its catering partner, air india says it's going to start requiring stricter safety measures. well a change of plans for baseball legend willie mays, who was supposed to head to alabama this thursday for a special celebration. mays will be honored at rickwood field for a tribute to the leagues at a game between the giants and the cardinals. mays, who's 93, has decided to watch the event from home in the bay area. the say hey kid began his career in alabama with the

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border states or those who taught by a regular and migrations, and one of them was the mayor of brownsville, texas, john cohen. and that's quite interesting because it president by and recently visited that city in texas. we covered the visit there and we also spoke to some of his supporters. we spoke also to pray, migration, and border organizations there who told us that they were disappointment, that the president would meet law enforcement and not talk it to the community. they a post a way and that the by not ministration is handling it. migration. they said that regardless of who's in the white house, the problems at the border remain the same. they accused president by enough just looking for a photo opportunity looking at form of votes, and that's many isn't quite similar to a many half and wondering it to calling this also move it to get more voters ahead of the presidential election. a, c o u, the american civil liberties union has already said that it will sue the bite and administration, accusing this action of taking the same approach as to bind the ministration. so what would

part of that, i published my first ever public op-ed in the brownsville herald opposing a tough borderthat had been floated in the house of representatives at the time. i said something like there are no illegal people, there is no such thing as an illegal person, only aspiring migrants who are poised to transform our nation for the better. i ended it with the phrase -- not knowing in my twentysomething ignorance that cesar chavez was a ferocious opponent of mass migration of that kind. [laughter] i went to school the next day, i came in with pride thinking they will cheer me. all of my fellow teachers and 99% of the students were mexican-american and i thought they would put me on their shoulders. [laughter] they all hated the op-ed. [laughter] mr. gonzales, maybe he will catch this on c-span, mr. gonzales sat me down in his office and more or less that what is this? [laughter] why is it that employer lobbies always favor higher rates of migration and oppose turns against illegal migration? why is it that today, 53% of hispanic americans favor immediate deportation of illegals? 70% fa

that is heavy rain along the gulf k0e69 aiming for texas gulf coast including brownsville, corpus christid to see this area of low pressure develop more to get a handle of the forecast. three to five inches lalong the texas coast, some areas could get more. record-breaking heat moving to the northeast. millions will neel record-breaking temperatures with humidity on wednesday. take precaution, young kids, pets, elderly, heat alerts, excessive heat watch, philadelphia and new york, boft op and portland. potential record high for syr syracuse, lansing, michigan. this is a big deal, here are f forecast highs and humidity is what gets us. sevee storms for upper midwest and would you believe we have snow in northern rockies. we have everything here. everything and the kitchen set. we'll keep you updated. >> carley: an arrest has been made in murder of maryland mom of five rachel morin 10 months after her body was found naked and beaten to death on a remote hiking trail. >> i want to thank all of the law enforcement for hard work. they really did care about our family and my daughter. they were

this is wave action from a storm that's 410 miles southeast of brownsville, texas which we are in corpuscall potential tropical cyclone one. what does that mean? this area that has not formed into a tropical storm yet. when it reachedes 40 mile-per-hour winds, we can call it a tropical storm and that's forecast to happen tomorrow. the reason it is called ptc potential tropical cyclone one, the national hurricane center issued watches and warnings on it and we have tropical storm warnings here in texas from port o'connor south to the mouth of the rio grande. when you talk tropical storm warnings we expect winds of 40 to 74 mph. that is expected to pick up in the next 24 hours. the rain will pickup from this as well. the forecast cohen takes this to mexico. don't focus on the cone, focus on the impacts, the amount of rain and timing of the rain. the rain picks up tonight, takes us into tomorrow, easily talking three to five, ten inches of rain for south texas. that causes localized flooding. that's an issue. silver lining, record deficits as far as rainfall, dealing with drought conditions

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next 24 hours with waterspouts and even tornadoes possible, from galveston all the way down to brownsvilleill keep an eye on it with our fox weather team. meantime tensions between the biden administration and israel are on the rise again tonight with the white house canceling tomorrow scheduled meeting with israeli officials about iran claiming that benjamin netanyahu is stepping out of line by suggesting the u.s. is withholding military aid to israel. correspondent trey yingst has that from tel aviv. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu slamming the biden administration this week, claiming the united states is halting weapon shipments needed to fight iran and other common enemies. >> it's inconceivable that in the past few months the administration has been withholding weapons and ammunition to israel. >> reporter: the video statement reportedly upset american officials who canceled a scheduled meeting between the u.s. and israel regarding iran. a source familiar confirmed to fox news. the white house denies the u.s. is blocking arms shipments and pushed back against th

right now tropical storm warnings up from brownsville to corpus christi.will look at that in detail coming up in the next half hour. guys? >> al, we'll check back with you on that. thanks. >>> in the meantime, a key issue in the 2024 race is in the spotlight. president biden set to announce new executive actions on immigration. one of them shielding undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens from deportation. nbc's senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez joins us. gabe, so tell us about the plan. >> reporter: good morning. this is a major step for the white house after a crack down border crossings by tightening asylum roles earlier this month. this could impact half a million of undocumented immigrants living in this country. typically the u.s. provides a straightforward path to immigrants who enter the country lawfully and end up marrying an american. but this will address those that came here illegally and want to get a green card through marriage. those who were married before today will be allowed to get work permits on a case-by-case basis without

ritual is one of them this sunday big truck to get elegy ukraine another texas company, down the brownsvillea arabia this inland g pause, the receipt of this administration, and again, they are missing you know they don't get economics of the world and they live in this bubble in washington dc is good point of this guy is been there for 50 years, and he does not understand what is really going on in the real world and you know hopefully after november we can get some common sense and some business. liz: good have you thank you so much think you for watching the evening edit now is time to send it over to dagen mcdowell and sean duffy for the bottom line. dagen: thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪