and with that evangelical thrusts that is politicized with roe v wade that it originates out of dallas texas so you have two sunbelt states that our heart of that in 1973. and then mixed with decisions on school prayer, tax-exempt status with those schools in the sunbelt and with this phenomenon of white flight adding to suburban development in the sunbelt i would see the development of the 70s of a religious mobilization that without moral majority in the broader christian right through 76 and the first politician to embrace the label of born-again christian with the year of the evangelical so now through 80 to attract what they see as a new demographic with the new evangelical vote to bring in the anti-communist catholics into more of a reagan democrat to have opportunity to make that political landscape with disaffected union workers, with the first industrial economy and that is a lack of labor unions in the sunbelt. it's not so much about major moments although you could point to a few leg appointed to the governorship. but there are the to see the conservative republican breakthroughs

parts of the eastern seaboard standing still down into florida behind that system warm air for dallas texas that temperatures in mid thirty's fine across many parts of canada too with temperatures looking quite good certainly cooler conditions though for seattle in washington state just nineteen degrees slightly high that is in san francisco that eighteen generally losing the showers across the desert southwest still wanted to go popping up again during the course of friday heading down into central america and we've got some heavy showers across southern portions of the isthmus certainly across panama costa rica nicaragua further north make spike some heavy showers likely on the pacific coastline of mexico in particular as for the islands weather conditions cherry not looking too bad for much the time the heavy showers largely confined to more western parts of cuba and maybe towards the bahamas so it should be a nice day and kingston jamaica heavy showers across northern parts of south america indeed showers starting to stand down through parts of peru and into bolivia further towards assa

ray is in lake dallas, texas. a parent. good morning. caller: good morning john and hi, lily. this idea -- lily, you are spot on. where trump seems to deflect and brings up this notion as silly teachers,bout arming when they are not doing anything about the nra and the power of the lobby. we massively update and overall the way the lobby is handled in our country, this is never going to get fixed. it is down to the point where it is god-awful. we have senators and congressmen alike that stand up there and say -- that is the first words. we are so sorry for their loss. point -- itto the has gotten to the point it does not even mean anything. it is something they are saying just to say it. the lobby -- the nra and the lobby is so strong and them so much pac money going to everybody and these guys are not willing to let it go. host: thanks for the call. we will let you take his points. guest: you love anyone who says your spot on so he is my new best friend. we are not alone. that is a parent calling in. a lot of our teachers and support professionals are already in school today.

the dallas texas and arizona cardinals had a moment before kickoff. >>> closer tohome, tributes are pouringn as the capitol readies for the senator to lie in state late week. > tracie potts has more on plan >> reporter: we're going to see mccain arrive on his final to journey in wasn on thursday. he will lay in state at the capitol on friday. the national cathedral ceremony, that happens on saturday. president obama and former president george bush, both xpected to spea and the private memorial and burial will happen onol ann on sunday. lots of condolences pouring in fromcolleagues. president trump tweeted condolences to the family.ju in trudeau said that john mccain inspired millions. and then, sometimes more personal stories from his former colleagues, like john kerry who also served inam vi, who had big differences over the war which they solved. he said mccain was a man of gut and grace. one of the more memorable comments. millions remember the war hero who turned into a politician and spent 36 years here in washington. >> tracie potts the hill this morning. thank you. >>> still ahead,

carolina: estamos halando que bomberos de australia, y ahora de dallas texas estÁn en camino para ayudarigraciÓn el gobierno del presidente trump estarÍa tratando de limitar la oportunidad que migrantes legales en estados unidos puedan hacerse ciudadanos en caso de recibir un beneficio federal incluido el seguro de niÑos y cupones para alimentos. la medidas parte de un plan del asesor de casablanca y no requiere la aprobaciÓn del congreso. activistas y abogados estiman que mÁs de 20.000.000 de inmigrantes podrÍan ser perjudicados. borja: esto no solamente estarÍa sucediendo con los inmigrantes ilegales que piden ciudadanÍa, sino tambiÉn la residencia y algunos tipos de visa. es informaciÓn que seguiremos ampliando cuando tengamos nuevas noticias porque es muy importante. no sÓlo estamos dando azote a la inmigraciÓn indocumentada sino tambiÉn a los que pueden estar legales. demora de hasta 20 meses en trÁmites de ciudadanÍa. es lo que denuncian activistas que amenazan con entablar acciones legales. los afectados son cerca de 800.000 inmigrantes. grupos que apoyan, dicen que esto forma par

. >> asÍ para intentar controlar el apetito sometiÓ a un nuevo procedimiento en dallas, texas. >> copiable. >> asÍ los pacientes comienzan a perder peso porque comen menos como se hace en el interior los pacientes no tienen cicatrices. >> es un procedimiento ambulatorio, llegan y hacen el procedimiento y se van a casa el mismo dÍa, es uno de los que mÁs tienen y invasivo, para que aquellos que no tengan obesidad severa estÁ entre los 30 y 40 es decir, que no tengan mÁs de 50 libras de sobrepeso. >> esto sirve para personas que buscan hacer una dieta. >> cambiar su modo de vida y comunicaciÓn, o aquellos que quieren operarse y beneficiarse. >> este es un video de amando antes de su cirugÍa, pesaba 205 libras. >> pero continÚa comiendo saludable por lo que espera bajar 20 mÁs. >> ademÁs una vez al mes tiene cita con el doctor. >> se e ha registrado un nÚmero de aumento de personas registra registrada mÁs de 2 millones de personas diagnosticados el aÑo pasado nÚmero que sobrepasa las cifras del aÑo 2016. >> son las enfermedades mÁs comunes la preocupaciÓn por algunos casos de gonorrea es r

i see this with my own daughter who is two years out of college, lives in dallas, texas, working with all her colleagues, and she's asking me questions about "my friends want to learn about not only where can i get my tax return prepared, but who can help us with what our savings plans need to be and what do we need to be doing in terms of saving for the future," and the whole suite of services you see here. we are already kind of seeing the market move in that direction where the tax compliance piece is becoming more and more of a commodity. if you follow some of the tax ads out there this year in particular, he used to be that you could get your 1040 ez software for free -- it used to be. this year, you can get just about anything for free from providers out there because they have transitioned their model to an advertising model, so they are selling eyeballs as opposed to software. a lot happening there. let's talk about audit. it is an area i have worked in and am very passionate about. i was actually the chair of the finance. -- aicpa committee. audit quality is fundamentally cru

cbs news dallas, texas. >> hurricane maria that slammed puerto rico will go down as one of the deadliest natural disasters in history. they raised the official death toll from 64 to nearly 3,000. that's based on a new independent study ordered by the governor. the winds hit nearly 160 miles per hour causing widespread devastation. it left much of the island without power for months and many of the victims died in the months following the storm. ioch e focushould bwho is going >>am taccountable and wh government for inadequate preparedness and personnel. >>> services to honor john mccain will begin today. he'll lie in state at the arizona state capitol. in washington lie in state at the capitol rotunda followed by a memorial service at the national cathedral. he'll be laid to rest in annapolis, maryland. he died saturday at the age of 81. >>> pope francis holds his weekly audience at the vatican amid growing calls for actions concerning the church's sex abuse scandal. they called for an investigation by paritoners because it says the bishops cannot be trusted. the pennsylvania attorney ge

you were in dallas, texas. do democrats in that state now think becae of what happened in the suburbs of columbus, ohio, maybe thebs sub of texas and elsewhere are in play? sheryl: they absolutely do. i was in the district that encompasses some of the althier parts o dallas, including george w. bush's neighborhood ano the suburbs h in is a district that has been held by representative pete sessions for more thanece. he's been in congress for 2 years, actually rep another district. two years ago, pete sessions did anot have democratic opponent. the other night, its at an activity, an event hosted by a group of east dallas democrats that did not exist 18 months ago. they now have 2,000 members. there were about 300 sweaty, fired hup up -- up democrats in the back room of this mexican restaurant listening to palmer l-red, a former pro football player, a civil rights lawyer and he workedor barack obama and he was really firing up the crowd with kind a of very obama-like message. a surprisingly progressive message f

overdose in lancaster county pennsylvania and july twenty seventeen and forty people overdose in dallas texas i'm a twenty fourteen so it's there aren't as many deaths from this key to but what happens is they have mass elucidations and they turn into like zombies and they just fall over in the middle of the intersection like those shows are sick coming out of hollywood the walking dead or verizon b. movies various horror movies the popular culture is reflecting the guise of the zombification of the american population and cashing in on the box office while the pharmaceuticals cash in the cash register while the politicians cash in on insider trading while the media cashes in on high ratings but unfortunately nobody in the real economy is cashing in they're all going bankrupt and here again like where in this crisis situation of the institutions failing the american population a great majority of them the elites are concerned they recognize that the population does not have faith in the institutions and yet they're having faith and all sorts of stuff in fact that comes into this next paragrap

it started in dallas, texas. the education minister came to dallas, called me up and he said i want to have an interfaith dialogue with you and christians. he said very eloquently, i only understand christianity and judaism, i do not know about other religions. why don't we do this first and we will take the next step. later, there is an interfaith dialogue in spain and that is continuing. it is a big progress. also you want to talk about you secular saudi arabia. can you talk about that? it is within the perimeter of the new saudi arabia where people are focusing more on people rather than background in faith. plug peoplerying to with so-called religious ideologies. now they are talking about the new ideas and new faiths and new things. new things are coming up, you have music coming in, art, sculpture from all over the world. from greece and here and there. you mentioned david rosen who have met so many times and this was king abdullah's initiative. we're not talking about money but the one in madrid. i think t

overdose in lancaster county pennsylvania and july twenty seventeen and forty people overdose in dallas texas i'm a twenty fourteen so it's there aren't as many deaths from this key to but what happens is they have mass elucidations and they turn into like zombies and they just fall over in the middle of the intersection like those shows are sick coming out of hollywood the walking dead or verizon the movies various horror movies the popular culture is reflecting the zite guised of the zombification of the american population and cashing in on the box office while the pharmaceuticals cash in the cash register while the politicians cash in on insider trading while the media cashes in on high ratings but unfortunately nobody in the real economy is cashing in they're all going bankrupt and here again like where in this crisis situation of the institutions failing the american population a great majority of them the elites are concerned they recognize that the population does not have faith in the institutions and yet they're having faith and all sorts of stuff in fact that comes into this next p

overdose in lancaster county pennsylvania and july twenty seventeen and forty people overdose in dallas texas i'm a twenty fourteen so it's there aren't as many deaths from this key to but what happens is they have mass elucidations and they turn into like zombies and they just fall over in the middle of the intersection like those shows are sick coming out of hollywood the walking dead or verizon the movies various horror movies the popular culture is reflecting the guise of the zombification of the american population and cashing in on the box office while the pharmaceuticals cash in the cash register while the politicians cash in on insider trading while the media cashes in on high ratings but unfortunately nobody in the real economy is cashing in they're all going bankrupt and here again like where in this crisis situation of the institutions failing the american population a great majority of them the elites are concerned they recognize that the population does not have faith in the institutions and yet they're having faith and all sorts of stuff in fact that comes into this next paragra

overdose in lancaster county pennsylvania and july twenty seventeen and forty people overdose in dallas texas i'm a twenty fourteen so it's there aren't as many deaths from this to but what happens is they have mass elucidations and they turn into like zombies and they just fall over in the middle of the intersection like those shows we see coming out of hollywood the walking dead or the movies various horror movies the popular culture is reflecting the guise of the zombification of the american population and cashing in on the box office while the pharmaceuticals cash in the cash register while the politicians cash in on insider trading while the media cashes in on high ratings but unfortunately nobody in the real economy is cashing in they're all going bankrupt and here again like where in this crisis situation of the institutions failing the american population a great majority of them the elites are concerned they recognize that the population does not have faith in the institutions and yet they're having faith and all sorts of stuff in fact that comes into this next paragraph because the

in dallas texas there is thanksgiving square are almost the first of its kind in interface cultural. they say whether you join the square. i applied, everybody i knew there, but the next day kevin called me back, mike, i can't have you, we don't have a pigeonhole for you. i said what you mean by that. well, we don't have a pigeonhole for atheist but we have one for muslim and hindu if you choose one of those we have you. i said no. this is not going to work. that's when we founded the foundation for pluralism to be including of every human being. nobody should be excluded from that. that's how the foundation for pluralism came to be. then later i did a lot of research to become muslim in the late '90s. : : : let me give you an idea of why pluralism is critical. how does it function? what does it mean? individuals working together in the office, enjoying their happy and making jokes, six months down the road they decide to have a little time, why don't we go for lunch. so they decide to go to lunch. they go to the restaurant, order the food, they sit around the table, the food arrives

parts of the eastern seaboard easterling still down into florida behind that system warm air for dallas texas there temperatures in mid thirty's fine across many parts of canada too with temperatures looking quite good certainly cooler conditions though for seattle in washington state just nineteen degrees slightly high that is in san francisco that eighteen generally losing the showers across the desert southwest still wanted to go popping up again during the course of friday heading down into central america and we've got some heavy showers across southern portions of the isthmus certainly across panama costa rica nicaragua further north make spike really but some heavy showers likely on the pacific coastline of mexico in particular as for the islands weather conditions gerri not looking too bad for much of the time the heavier showers largely confined to more western parts of cuba and maybe towards the bahamas so it should be a nice day in kingston jamaica heavy showers across northern parts of south america indeed showers starting to stand down through parts of peru and into bolivia furth

int: let's go to rob calling from dallas, texas. uses e-cigarettes. rob, good morning.caller: good morning. listen, i am glad i am on e-cigarettes. i smoke cigarettes for 25 years and endured three strokes of the results of the chemical composition within tobacco, so i am so glad that i am on e-cigarettes. they are terrific. too, and i suspect your doctor is and your family members. congratulations for quitting smoking. host: let's go to larry who is calling from liberty town, maryland, who also uses e-cigarettes. larry, good morning. caller: good morning. years, and ifor 54 only quit when my wife goti havr three years and i feel better. i am much healthier. i don't have the smell anymore. that was my comments. guest: i understand. that goes to the dilemma i described. it is difficult when you have --ething that can help the 10 truly help so many -- can help,lso potentially help, so many the republicano who isn general traditionally low on regulation is concerned about hooking another generation on nicotine. ofy have gone to a lot shops. they're going after them for sel

was a hip hop artist from dallas. texas.r, he was managing another hip hop artist. they were going around the country, doing the show. he was on the way on the way back to the house where he was living at. that's when he got shot. >> reporter: that show was at a club called arlette. police arrested a person outside of the club for firing shots. hours later, someone drove alongside darryl stinnette, jr. >>> a messing teenager from san ramon is safe. cusick was found yesterday. >>> the remains of a young boy has been found at a new mexico compound where 11 starving chin were rescued last week. all five adults on the compound are now facing charges of child abuse. the 11 dispute children found there are now in state custody. the sheriff of tyler county says there was no way for deputies to do a legal search of the compound until last week. authority are still waiting for the results of the autopsy. the adults arrested are accused of keeping the children in an underground trailer with virtually no food or water. >>> lines at dmv

out if their flight is still going and what to do if it isn't we met earlier on a couple from dallas texas and flown across the atlantic through the night landed here in berlin and found out that they had no flights and they are having to make other arrangements they will fly on to their final destination many hours later today thirty one flights in total have been canceled here by ryanair the interesting thing is the airline has taken those flights from the departure board so appears as though it's business as usual but for the pilots union cockpit represents the four hundred also ryanair pilots on today has a very different message this is what they said earlier on. today is not about wanting to beat ryanair and it wouldn't be possible anyway against a transatlantic employer will always be the long ground but what it is about is to signal to management that there needs to be an end to them trying to beat their own status and that is what we want to achieve today they want to send a clear message to dublin ryanair must change that. well clearly the question will be for ryanair can they ab

dallas? the state bird of texas is the construction crane. they have these beautiful buildings but didn't get the rest of the city. and our kids are 92% economically disadvantaged. you heard the education department shows up there briefly with 44% english learner. we don't apologize for our democracy. we are proud of our kids. i was one of those kids. someone helped change my trajectory. and that's why being in urban america and that's what i help restart the texas urban council superintendents. i also work closely with the council of great city schools because urban superintendency is different than the suburban job. vince would tell you, he's in san francisco. something crazy happens in the outskirts of san francisco, they are looking for vince. wait a minute, it's not my business. dallas is the namesake city. anything that happens in north texas to want to talk to me on tv about it. if you're an urban district, katie is code for houston but houston is where the media goes all the time if there's an issue. all the violence, all the guns and

texas? >> not at all. i was in dallas when kennedy was killed. it was a tremendous stigma. the reasons i fled the state shortly after that, because having -- you know, even being from texas at large, especially being from dallas, dallas was taken down like no other american city in our history. and it was -- >> after the assassination? >> yeah. the idea -- i really felt alienated from the political scene in dallas which was extremely right wing, but it was not a right winger that killed kennedy, it was a marxist. i had no idea we had a marxist in dallas. i hardly knew any democrats. it was awful being from dallas and being from texas then. and, you know, and then when linden johnson was president, it was such -- a lot of sneering that went on because of his accent. and i know how self-conscious i felt the first time i heard myself trying to speak spanish in language lab and talking through my nose like a real texan. i said, i'm done with that accent. >> you still have the accent. >> i can acquire it when needed n. >> did you talk spanish and bring it back? >> the way i'm sp

fire rescue international conference sponsored by the international association of fire chiefs in dallas, texas. registration, travel and accommodations will be covered by the iafc. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. commissioners? commissioner covington. >> commissioner covington: i move that we authorize this request. >> do i have a second? commissioner veronese seconds it. all in favor of approving the request say aye. it's unanimous, thank you. >> item five. chief of department's report. report from chief of department joanne hayes-white on events within the department sense the fire commission meeting on june 27, 2018 including budget academy, special events, communications and outreach to other government agencies and public report from the administration, deputy chief janeane nicholson on administrative divisions and homeland security and training within the department and report from chief of operations, mark gonzalez, on overall field operations including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, bureau of fire preempti

. >>> a jury in dallas, texas, convicting former police officer roy oliver of murder.rmed black teenager last year. 15-year-old jordan edwards was shot in a car as he left a party with his brothers and friends. police initially said the car edwards was in was moving aggressively towards police, but body camera footage later showed the car moving away from the officers. oliver was fired from the force not long after the shooting. the jury found oliver not guilty of two lesser charges in edwards' death. he could still face life in prison. >>> quite a sight in australia. the sky above perth lit up by a fireball believed to be a meteor. the perth observatory was sent dozens of videos from surveillance cameras and dash cams. social media lighting up with reports from people in the avon valley who said they thought they felt the meteor hit the earth. >>> 50 million plus in the northeast face another day of scorching temperatures. meteorologist petram vejahari has the forecast. >> big-time heat across the northeast the next 24 or so hours. plenty of activity to our west, nice

returning for their second day, with a total of $20,000, from dallas, texas, it's the champs. applause] and from baltimore, maryland, it's the harshman family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might have a shot at drivin' out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] ok, let's go meet the harshman family. john, how you doing? john: i'm doing great, steve. steve: good. what do you do for a living? john: i'm an engineer at the johns hopkins university applied physics lab. [cheering and applause] woman: go, john! steve: well, that's good. all right, introduce everybody, john. john: this is my awesome wife linda, my awesome daughter lauren, my awesome daughter jenny, and my awesome daughter valerie. [cheering and applause] steve: now, listen, seem like a real nice family. i'm gonna meet you as the game goes on. these are the champs. they got $20,000. my job is simple. whatever family wins, i'm gonna get you to that circle and do my best to get you $20,000. john: yeah, baby! steve: how's that? john: yeah, baby. s

growing up and watching standup comedy i didn't know how i would do it and then i moved to dallas texasre there was a comedy club and you know how it is, one day you wake up and you are here.>> for you, you are on the road a lot and you are busy seven days a week nonstop. how do you do that with the family?>> luckily for me i have a 2 1/2 year old little boy and most of the time my wife and son travel with me. >> so you get no rest. >> they come to the cool cities like i do ohio all the time and they have never seen that. san francisco the last time i was here my wife came and of course she has activities. they want to go to the museum. the trolleys. >> there you go. so let me ask you talk about pitching your tv show and all the talk at the box office, first big film featuring an all asian cast in 25 years so do you envision something like this for the mexican american community? >> i just think why can't we be cast as americans? >> you want to be the lead in a romantic film? >> why are we always the stereotype? sofia vergara, the only reason she is in a white family is because she is m

. ♪ >> hi from dallas, texas.> i'm new aunt. >> i'm a new uncle. >> it is my 14th birthday. >> happy birthday! ♪ >> good morning. welcome back to "today" on this fine saturda morning. good-looking crowd. we will get outside in a bit. kate snow is in >>today. 'm here. >> it is nice to be here. >> you should have worn a sid. >> i shoave a sign? >> yeah. >> i haven't been here in a while? >>> kate, thank you. we are looking forward to more of kate snow. lots to get to this morning. let's start wit news. breaking news overnight. a shootout at a football field in florida. men in the hospital this morning. one of the men in critical condition after gunfire erupted during a football game at palm beach central high school causing chaos. authorities arrived almost immeately as aelicopter landed on the field to evacuate a victim. it stemmed from an altercation with students. no arrests have been made. >>> to a politics war of words with president trump and top intelligence officials is heatin up with former cia director joh

[cheering and applause] and from dallas, texas, it's the price family.'s out here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might have a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new car.

sir, i am from dallas, texas. oak cliff, to be exact. i am a lawyer at pizza hut. my personal leadership project, we invest any resources in anyone doing economic develop -- development work. focusing on what it can be, not what it has always been. president bush and president clinton, in the spirit of our program's emphasis on reflection, as you look back on your eight years in office, and maybe the things he might have done differently, what offer of guidance do you have for us in terms of what we can do to improve our politics and maybe lessen our politics clinic going forward, lessen the partnership. pres. bush: that is a good first step. when you think about it, there is a lot of smart, capable people who could have taken the easier path and said i do not think i am interested. but you take a little bit of a gamble. you did not know many people in the program. you showed up and it is a pretty good sign that people were willing -- it is not a huge gamble. it could have been a waste of time. or it could have been something that did not interest you. but you chos

. >>> a jury in dallas, texas, convicting former police officer roy oliver of murder for shooting andg an unarmed black teenager last year. 15-year-old jordan edwards was shot in a car as he left a party with his brothers and friends. police initially said the car was moving aggressively towards officers, but body camera footage later showed the exact opposite. the jury found oliver not guilty of two lesser charges. he could still face life in prison. >>> 50 million-plus in the northeast face another day of scorching temperatures. meteorologist pedram jar have a harry has the forecast for us. >> big-time heat across the northeast here. among the hottest temperatures in the country the next 24 or so hours. you notice plenty of activity to our west. pretty nice frontal boundary pushing in across the great lakes. with it severe weather into this afternoon. as this works its way eventually off towards the northeast, expect those temperatures to cool off rather nicely as well. but this is the roughly 50 million people from boston out towards new york, down even toward norfolk, where we hav

about some of the challenges they face spread we will be hearing from the superintendent of the dallas texas independent school district and later, a full panel will discuss equity in education. >> what's nice is it has been a partnership that mcgraw-hill started as a partner and i'm very honored to have the opportunity to serve on the steering committee and to get to support. let me also say welcome to the cohort group. you have big shoes to fill. they have gone on to do outstanding things. you are in a great organization. your support is an amazing university and we equally think and we want to be a sponsor for the good that can bring for everyone involved. you have a handout, when we talk about corporate sponsorship, there are some pieces that we are really proud of. this sponsorship is something were very proud of. you have a handout that talks about the detroit downtown boxing gym, we do that pro bono in partnership with the club in downtown detroit that has had amazing results on behalf of the students that are dissipated. i just wanted to share that with you where i think corporate ha

it's at the highland park village in dallas, texas.rything out of the display case they can reach and eat it. >> seth: i he to say, that is a jackpot being that age and having parents who have a bakery. >> yes. >> seth: how did -- well, how did it come to be thke you have a ? >> it's really -- like, my wife and i started it angether, but now she is the business mastermingenius. so -- >> seth: um, here she is. she's in this photo, here. yeah. >> yeah. that's my wife there. >> seth: okay. >> so, i literally have no idea how she does it, and she thinks i'm an idiot. and she runs it all. so, really, it's a w-win. >> seth: and is she someone that -- does imake sense to you that when you met her, did you think, "we have bakeries in our future?" was that -- [ laughter ] >> i knew it would be something 'cause she -- this is actually emue. she -- she might brrassed i'm telling this. she is what's called a "deca dork." >> seth: okay. i don't know what that means. >> deca is like a -- it's basically, like, a debat program for after school but ins

landed here but then found that they had no follow on flight we spoke to a couple earlier on from dallas texas who had flown through the night across the atlantic hoping to go on to greece only to find their flight had been counseled. and when we landed here in berlin right yeah i mean really they told us that the ryanair flight to athens that we had booked are being canceled because the. pilots on strike so we just went through a couple different ways of getting that this is the airline rebooked scaling the vessel we need tonight and then tomorrow morning bouncing from that's leaking to the fs ryan are employees about four hundred pilots here in germany they are members of the pilots union cockpit and for the union issue with ryanair is very clear they want improved terms and conditions and they say ryanair really needs to reform. the mystery is not about wanted to beat ryanair and it wouldn't be possible anyway against a. runs atlantic employ but what it is about is to signal to management that there needs to be an end to them trying to beat their own staff today even to send a clear message

matt in dallas, texas. line for independents. go ahead.ler: i wanted to talk you about how you said that a corporation donating to a campaign is illegal. how can that align with the ruling in citizens united and the flood of -- i know it is technically not corporate money, but corporate money flooding into our political system? guest: there are a couple things there. corporate money is not flooding into the political system. there is very little political money in the terms -- in the system. in terms of for-profit corporations there only a handful that have tried to contribute. comesoney in super pacs from wealthy individuals. your main question, what is the difference between this and citizens united, and this is a logical thing to ask. citizens united says that corporations can spend money to voice their views. if i run a corporation, i can spend money and say we need these tariffs. if we do not get these turks, we are going out of business, and you folk -- we are not -- if we do not get these tariffs, we are going out of business. that

. >> from dallas, texas, charles is on the line for those between 30 and 60. good morning. >> good morning, c-span. thank you for taking my call. it is an honor to speak to one of the mothers of the movement, mrs. cleaver and professor. joseph from texas. i am up at the street in dallas but grew up in sacramento, california where the latest example of heartbreak and police violence is happening part i want to say how amazing how the panthers were and dr. king as describing america as an immaculate rolls-royce. but socially the car was a lemon. i would like to respond to. >> i think it is brilliant, i have never heard of that before, there's a huge difference in america between what the people experience and desire and what in fact is actually happening in the country. i think in the 60s we saw a waking up among black people, latino people, exploited people and what was being done to them and looking at how we can take this on. and because of vietnam it is something malcolm x. said that resonated, he said little men in black pajamas are taking down uncle sam. i

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. >> through dallas, texas, charles, line between 30 and 60. good morning. >> caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for taking tmy call. it's an honor to speak with one of the mothers of this movement and well at the distinguished professor. i'm from dallas but grew up in sacramento, california, where the latest example of heartbreak in police violence has happened. what i wanted to say was, how amazing both the panthers and dr. king was able to describe america at this immaculate rolls-royce with a knock in the engine. it looks good on the working stage, but socially the car was a lemon. i just would like you to respond? >> it's brilliant. never heard that before. there's a huge difference in america in between what the people experience and desire and what, in fact, is actually happening in this country. i believe in the '60s what we saw was a waking up among black people, latino people, exploited people, of what was really being done to them and looking at how we can take this on. and because of vietnam, i mean, something malcolm x said th

nasa and the university of texas dallas finished digitizing messages between astronauts and mission control as crews back on earth trying to f is going off mission is trying to land on the moon. the audio took four months to digitize and upload to an internet archive. now a selfie to remember. pope francis posing for a photo with a young fan at dublin [ cheers and applause ] >>> very light news. that is a selfie to remember. pope francis posing for a photo with a young fan at a dublin stadium. the crowd, you heard them, went wild. the pope is attending the world festival of families concert in ireland. let's turn now to sports news. laura brit joins with us a preview. >> xfinity sports desk. the san francisco giants paying tribute to their 2010 world series team that beat the texas rangers hoping to beat the rangers again this afternoon. plus the 49ers in indy for week three preseason action. suffering a loss in more ways than one. i will fill you in on the details on all that and more coming up next in sports. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which me

. >> nos vimos a dallas texas donde rindieron homenaje a juan gabriel revelando su estatua, esto y mÁscerca de ti. ♪ ♪ ♪ cÓmo quisiera ♪ ♪ que tÚ vivieras ♪ ♪ que tus ojitos ♪ jamÁs se hubieran ♪ ♪ cerrado nunca ♪ y estar mirÁndolos ♪ ♪ amor eterno ♪ e inolvidable ♪. >> es imposible no cantar. >> exacto. >> y no llorar. >> hÁganle. >> ♪ ♪ tarde o temprano ♪ voy a estar contigo ♪ para seguir ♪ amÁndonos ♪ ♪. >> por siempre un aplauso para juan gabriel, de chihuahua, buenos dÍas hoy es martes 08-28-2018 rashel hermosa, amiga. >> que bueno la verdad que fueron dos dÍas nada mÁs. >> pero siempre hace falta. >> fueron 4. >> limpiar dormitorio a la universidad de su hijo. >> Ándele. >> tÍpico ya es mi segundo trabajo. >> estamos felices que estÉs de regreso y hoy como habÍamos dicho es un dÍa de recordaciÓn porque se cumplen dos aÑos de la partida de juan gabriel le vamos a estar rindiendo tributo y vamos a estar cantando, no sÉ si es una buena noticia para las personas, pero yo voy a estar feliz cantando todas las canciones de juan gabriel. >> estÁ advirtiendo. >> ustedes prepÁrense. >> per

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vamos a dallas, texas. 99° como mÁxima y 79° la mÍnima . 0% de probabilidad de lluvia. entrada, asegurÓ que su padre no pueden sacarlo del rancho. >> no lo han despojado porque no han podido. si pudieran, ya lo hubieran hecho. no hay ningÚn peligro. no hay nada que puedan hacer en contra de la tranquilidad de mi papÁ. lo Único que les pido es cuidado con mi papÁ. eso, sÍ. que lo respeten porque mi papÁ es el Último de la familia y queremos que viva bien. el que no lo respete, lo pagarÁ. adis: mientras siguen en que cerrar por la herencia de juan gabriel, los hijos del Único hermano que sobrevive al cantante desempeÑar su lugar en la vida y muerte de su tÍo. >> queremos saber quÉ pasÓ, dÓnde lo podemos ir a sentir cerca. para ellos somos nadie. para ellos, las familia mÁs cercana son ellos. se les olvidÓ que tenÍan una mamÁ y tuvieron un papÁ, que tuvo hermanos. ellos se quedaron con eso y nosotros no somos nada. adis: otra celebraciÓn se llevó a cabo por iniciativa de sus fans, que pidieron por la uniÓn de la familia aguilera. >> esperamos de corazÓn que se arreglen los

. >> hay quejas por un agente de ice que arrestÓ a una mujer en dallas, texas en un control de trÁficoado el retraso de la reanudaciÓn del ciclo escolar mientras las temperaturas se mantienen altas con valores cercanos a los cien grados lo que complica las labores para sofocar las llamas. >> las autoridades de nuevo mÉxico estÁn investigando si los restos de un niÑo encontrado en el campamento improvisado que desmantelaron la semana pasada pudiera ser del hijo de uno de los detenidos en ese campamento, se rescataron 11 niÑos mantenidos en condiciones deplorables, infrahumanas, sin comer ni beber, la desapariciÓn del pequeÑo fue denunciada en diciembre pasado por su madre en georgia que lo hubieran secuestrado. >> la polÉmica rodea la peticiÓn del presidente electo de mÉxico, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, les pide que perdonen, fue en ciudad juÁrez chihuahua donde andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador lo entendiÓ como una manera de e emprender un camino para pacificar el paÍs, pero decenas de familias de personas desaparecidas respondieron con gritos y protestas por este proyecto de perdÓn que pro

dallas. what the wright amendment did,, prohibited flights from taking off from love field and flying terror neighboring states, without first making a to neighboring states, without making a stop in texas. so, if you were flying on southwest airlines from dallas' love field to new orleans, you would have to stop in another city in texas. southwest airlines did not want passed, because it would have a big impact on their business, but in order to push business to dfw airport and get airlines into that airport, that was the purpose of this amendment. jim wright obviously favored seds and wanted this pas to help dfw. he had a lot of impact especially from southwest airlines. local people living in the area, and even other congressmen and senators. in some of the papers such as this, from december 10, 1979, it is a letter from barry goldwater to jim wright. basically expressing his desire to not see this amendment passed. he thought it would have a detrimental effect. there are many other letters and statements in this file related then thisgislation very large folder contains letters from constituents expressing their displeasure with this legislation. this one is from a woman who lived n

he was a longtime congressman from the dallas-fort worth area. he lived all over texas and oklahoma during his childhood. he went to bed there for -- he went to weatherford college. he ran for the texas legislature after his service in world war a year there. then he became the mayor of weatherford, texas, and from the mayorship, he went on to run for congress and he wael