. >> joe instantly recognizes the print as apparently the work of jacob de cordova, who commissioned the first maps in 1849, right after the u.s. won the mexican-american war. de cordova used the map as a promotional tool to lure adventurous immigrants to the state. >> he was a land agent who helped settle people in texas, and he wanted a document that showed them the vastness of the land that was available for them to settle. >> de cordova obtained official signature endorsements from famous texans, including sam houston, to further his cause. >> sam houston, on the floor of the u.s. senate, referred to this as the most accurate depiction of texas that anyone had ever compiled. >> with patrick's copy, joe is excited but skeptical. he knows such a famous map has countless reprints and forgeries. >> i noticed that the paper was right, consistent with the period, but still it could be a reprint. >> fortunately for joe, de cordova himself left a vital clue. >> there's a printed notice that basically says, "without my signature, this map is fraudulently obtained." >> patrick's map includ

and i want to thank our executive director and eric cordova for assembling this expert pam. and i want to thank the panelists for what i think is a very, very thorough piece of work, that is going to be very helpful for all of the stakeholder agencies in moving forward. i mean, obviously this all started because of our profound concerns about phase 1 and wanting to get it right in phase 2, commonly known as the downtown extension or d.t.x. or the rail program. and i cannot stress the importance of this exercise and look forward to hearing from all of you as to your recommendations. and we'll be hearing more about this at our meeting in july. so with that, i'll turn it back over to you, shannon. >> thank you. >> thank you, chair peskin and commissioners. my name is john. it's a pleasure to be part of this process. i will say at the outset, as we talked about the recommendations here, that this is truly an important project for the region and the mega region as well. and beginning with some of our recommendations, we really tried to take a technical and policy view towards thi

and a very warm welcome to the cordova told from the business weekly veterans fought hard. to believe ground coalitions disrupts the traditional party system. and so two huge shifts within the electorate. very interesting segment thank you all three for being with me here according to this week i'd like to begin with you because a lot. a lot going on here in berlin at the moment talk of crisis in the government why are people saying that the government's days. are numbered. well i wouldn't say that the days you can already counter for for a the next elections to come up but this government is now buying time. and there is not too much probably to expect to be. taken from this government anymore. so from what you're saying the foreign views. foreign countries and foreign into international promise of germany who looking all of the current situation. they can rest assured that sir i'm gonna medical has a steady hand on the tiller. and that the government is more or less functioning as usual. yes they're functioning the managing yes. but they're not. they're just trying to buy

cordova be still haven't published you cad but he sent me what i had. he seems to have over fifty people saying they're going to back and nobody else has got much more than. twenty five and we have to remember that you know it's not simply pot wind it's the first part of the bottle. is amongst the mps in order to be one of two people to be put to the membership the conservative possible the party never ends. so far as the consent of membership is concerned is that shot mr johnson seems to be what i had -- he's by far far far away the most popular candidates about to general s number to the party he said she's got two crucial attributes the fastest. well he was not for the most part it's the the the the mac the best known face all believe complicated. twenty sixteen he's not saying that we should leave by october thirty first come off by. about other means renegotiating the pot stop all coming out with us to deal -- i'm thought some position which at least two thirds of those your rockets of his own five loft -- docks together with us options hardy chari

cordova including chapter in this book, where you have your five rules. as a whole bunch of really eating places. one of the criticisms of your book that i suspect, you are going to say, contempt is a habit for people who have ideas for policy ideas and that's pretty stupid. one of the ideas that you're taking from people were actually contempt, isn't there were relatives of his in the argument? producing that we should regard anybody else's terrible ideas as terrible? >> it's a criticism i'm going to hear a lot. i have heard that. i wrestled with this because i have treated people with contempt. i have a lot. i pray about that. i had in a funny about that. i had an ability. at least with american, what i had done wrong in treating other people with contempt is not separating people from ideas. i think there are terrible and hateful ideas but i don't think there's the ever a good reason to treat other people with contempt. i think there is reason for parity of other ideas, there's reason to hammer and tongs. i'm all that disappeared. the competition of id

. >> i met anna cordova at the training session here. and while she's a u.s.izen, neither of her parents are. you're 13. why did you show up here? >> it's difficult to picture a life without your life, you know? my mom and dad have always been here for me. and they are literally the world to me. and i wouldn't like to imagine a world without them. >> you came here tonight to learn what? >> to learn what happens when someone gets deported and how to hide or talk your way out of it. >> so what happens when, you know, her parents are not u.s. citizens. she is. does she get left here? i mean that's -- those circumstances are just so incredibly hard to wrap your head around. >> they are faced with just extraordinary circumstances like going back to the country of origin where your parents are from and continuing on with their life in school. i actually did a story for the "today" show a couple years ago where young mexican american boy who i met was going to school in tijuana, despite the fact he was born and raised in the united states, was an american citizen, bu

. >> jeremy cordova does have a chance of becoming prime minister. if that were to happen, obviously the relationship between he and president trump would start out in a very negative place. >> then tracy in london, thank you very much. >>> coverage continues throughout the day on the 24 hour streaming that were. you can watch it on cbs news.com or our cbsn app. >>> there will be much more head on this cbs station and on the cbs evening news. many of you will return to cbs this morning, and we got gayle king. >> this is been a cbs news special report, i'm gayle king. cbs news new york. >> for the news, 24 hours a day, go to cbs news.com. right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-adva

i got this tweet from clint cordova.ike yesterday and be a warm one and hot inland. temperatures and the 90s and mostly sunny in 70 sadie and it's warm all around for things cool off tomorrow into wednesday and we do have dense fog we are dealing with along the immediate coast through monterey bay and it is visible to see and use caution if you are driving or boating. temperatures warming up to 63 degrees through concord imam creek and 62 degrees to get your morning started and 65 to get your morning started in oakland. temperatures change we are warmer than we were at this time yesterday, at 4 degrees than we were this time yesterday and same with hayward and san jose and similar to what we saw yesterday in terms of highs. here's a look at your highs. clear lake and 93 degrees is where you end up in fairfield 93 degrees in novato 73 degrees and richmond 78 degrees and inland it's hot and 93 degrees is what we are expecting in the high was 96 degrees and it was hot out there. 95 degrees in pittsburgh and we get to 90 deg