joining me now, texas governor greg abbott.is great always to have an opportunity to talk with you. we welcome you. your order, cutting off funding to those sanctuary cities, what has been the reaction in texas? >> well, this is simple, we're a nation of laws. and time for our cities, and counties, all elected officials to follow the laws, we've seen even in texas, some other parts of america, some local officials say, they are not going to enforce the law. i am being clear, i don't care what jurisdiction you are in state of texas, you are going to comply with the law, i issued governor order cutting off funding from governor's office, funding on some of these jurisdiction. we have a ban on sanctuary cities in the state of texas putting teeth on this. lou: is it incredible. in 21st century we have to talk about enforcing the law. as if somehow that was a valid considering. >> you have some people in some media come out, and criticize those who want to enforce the law on the books. to see some elected official get up and say the

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texas governor greg abbott has proposed a law making enforcement a hate crime and looks forward to signing that bill into law. milwaukee police asking for help in identifying a suspect wanted in connection with a robbery.police say this man robbed the associated bank, near 9th and mitchell, this past friday. the suspect walked into the bank and gave one of the tellers a note. police say the suspect implied he had a gun. he took off with an undetermined amount of cash. more cases of people having their credit and debit card information stolen at police have arrested two men in connection with some of the eleven cases in that city this year. they found numerous pre- paid cards containing stolen information--they also found ?skimming? equipment. (((det. pat green//madison police department, "we should be vigilant in knowing that these may not be the only two that are out there doing this. so we can't rest. we have to make sure that we're watching continuously for others to do this.")))investigators are looking into reports of credit card skimmers at gas pumps an including brookfield, franklin

greg abbott tweeted this out over the weekend.bans sanctuary cities. i'm issuing an order cutting funding to sanctuary cities. >> it's fascinating. we know how donald trump has been moved about that those who have been long. i'm wondering when president-elect does it, does he take on de blasio and rahm emanuel and every city in california right away, like the gitmo signing that barack obama famously had the first day. they say the funding is gone tomorrow if you don't declare sanctuary cities yesterday's news. >> it all started because somebody asked greg abbott down in texas on twitter, austin said they are going to continue with sanctuary cities, he responded i'm going to pass a law and cut off their funding. will donald trump do essentially the same thing? same tuned for that. >> we'll find out if the president-elect will actually do that and when in fact he will do that because that might be a stand-off he wants to avoid or does he want to lay down the gauntlet, i'm going to show you exactly i will do as president. >> does he

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texas governor greg abbott has proposed a law that would make targeted attacks against law enforcement like the one we just talked about a hate crime. >> krystal: at the same time offering condols saying he looks forward to signing that bill into law. interesting to see if other states take that lead as well. >> michelle: staying on the topic of police shootings there is a search going on or there was. it ended this morning of somebody that shot at a police officer. that person who did it ended up being shot and killed. the search began sunday night when a st. louis police officer was shot in an ambush style attack. officials say around 1:30 local time they spotted the suspect away. but as that person was running he was also shooting at the officers. so they returned fire. they shot and killed him on the spot. police say they recovered the suspect's weapon. the officer who was shot is recovering from two gunshot wounds to the face. no word yet on the motive here. >> krystal: it's really stirred up a lot of controversy. we've been covering here it at news 3. what's going on with that no

. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott released a statement expressing his condolences and also said attack against law enforcement officers will not be tolerated in texas. and must be met with swift justice. marlie hall, cbs news. >>> time now for a check of weather and traffic. and ashton is tracking another round of rain and snow. >> yes indeed. here we go again britt. it was dry but really chilly over the weekend on saturday we warmed up yesterday and we still have that warm air in range. meanwhile, on the western slope, joel was talking about this earlier. once you get west of vail pass, that's when the precipitation starts. how mild it is. richard our cbs4 weather watcher down in littleton has 51. it's going the stay mostly cloudy at the bus stop and temperatures right around 40 for the kids. so a lot warmer at the bus stop this morning than it was back on frid mor?. talkabout when the precip arrives in denver and have the forecast for thanksgiving straight ahead. right now joel? >>> we are watching that drive up into the high country i was just czeching my e-mail to see red mo

governor greg abbott -- earlier -- dedicated a monument -- recognizing the contribution -- the state. the white lives matter protesters -- believe hate-crime laws -- seem to favor people of color. an update tonight ... on that plane crash in elko! although 4 people were killed ... when the plane went down in a parking lot ... police say ... the pilot likely saved a number of lives! he was able to steer that plane ... away from homes and business! we're told ....two health professionals... when the flight took off from elko regional airport... it was headed to a hospital in utah. investigators say... there was some sort of a mechanical problem...right before the crash small victories are cause for celebration. a texas teenanger.. shot in the head three times ... and left for dead is making a with plans to start classes at a local community college. but he says ... she got in with a bad crowd. about two weeks ago.. police found her...critically injured .. inside her boyfriend's home. the attack has left her blind and partially paralyzed ... but it hasn't robbed her of her optimism. (eve

governor greg abbott in the state of texas among them. he is an elected official who is pushing for legislation to consider targeting police officers in texas a hate crime. >> polo, thank you. >>> to politics. meetings on the agenda in midtown manhattan at trump tower. we may learn the packed weekend of sit downs with trump and advisors and cabinet picks. there were a dozen meetings yesterday alone. there may be staffing announcements. trump fended off questions from anxious reporters. >> we made a couple of deals. we'll let you know soon. >> anything you offered to a couple of people and they accepted? is that what you mean by deals? >> pretty true. >> phil mattingly was camped out at trump national golf club in new jersey. he has the latest. >> reporter: boris and christine, a weekend of marathon meetings. meeting after meeting. cabinet potential official after potential cabinet official. some advise aors in there as we. it is trying to get a read of the tea leaves of who will be in the administration. trump greeting every one of the vi

in a statement, texas governor greg abbott says his office is working with law enforcement to security has also set- up incident response teams... that can deploy wherever there could be an election-related cyber incident. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >> guns and marijuana. those are the two biggest advisory questions on the ballot for this election. ((brian loftus)) >> it's really important to understand both sides. this is what we found. nia wong joins us live in studio to break them down. nia? ((nia wong)) >> when it comes to question 1 right now...unlicensed gun sellers don't have to get a federal background check to transfer gun ownership. this would require licensed dealers to run a federal background check before selling or transferring guns. if question 1 passes...this could lead to jail time or fines between 1000-10,000 dollars. those against the question believe it's a waste of time...money and infringes on second amendment rights. ((lt. ray steiber - metro pd homicide, retired: "what were saying is two strangers coming together for the sale of a gun, you need to have a background c

texas governor greg abbott has proposed a law making targeted attacks against law enforcement a hate crime. a saint louis police sergeant is fighting for his life after being shot twice in the face. he was sitting in traffic in his patrol car when another car pulled up next to him. the 46-year-old officer has been later -- the same suspect allegedly fired at more officers, they were not hurt -- but fired back -- shooting and killing the suspect. an officer in florida treated and released from the hospital following a shooting. a suspect is in custody. police say the shooting happened during a routine traffic stop. we've seen so many of these attacks on police across the country -- and even here in iowa. in linn county -- hundreds of people coming together to pray for officers. as kwwl's taylor bailey reports, they're concerned about the relationship between police and co prayer more nats for police officers. "god lays down his life for all and we respect that greatly" nine area congregations--coming together to pray at four different police departments in eastern iowa--one being ceda

governor greg abbott moving forward to force sanctuary cities to come in line.he president-elect says during his first 100 days he will do precisely this. you have got to feel pretty good about the prospects of rieght the country. >> americans show they want to save and preserve the america we know and love. as chairman of the committee i created an off switch, i got department of justice under loretta lynch to notify every city and start in america, unless you comply every time 100% of the time about criminal aliens in your custody, you will lose your federal funding. senator sessions can turn off the money to the top 10 sanctuary cities in america on january 20, all at once. lou: top 10. nearly all the major cities in this country are sanctuary cities. there are 400 jurisdictions that are sanctuaries with for illegal immigrants. how long will it take the republican-led congress and the president of the united states to turn this thing around and of course attorney jeff sessions. >> they will be by example illustrate that unless you hand over criminal defendant

joining us now is the governor of texas greg abbott.overnor, did you refuse to take syrian refugees into your state because of things like this, the attack at osu. >> stuart, this is exactly why i decided that texas would no longer participate in the refugee relocation process because i was concerned that by accepting refugees from terrorist sponsored nations like somalia where this young man came from pose a danger to this country. it turns out this particular person that committed this crime, this terrorism, came into the state of texas, into dallas, texas before he moved elsewhere within the united states. this is not the only incident like this in the state of texas. an iraqi refugee in texas that was arrested because of a plot to blow up a huge mall. it's essential that the united states of america get control of this program where refugees are coming in from terrorist sponsored nations. stuart: governor, you're also, i believe, considering signing a law banning sanctuary cities in texas. is that connected in any way to this possib

governor greg abbott had dedicated a monument... recognizing the african-americans to the state. the white lives matter protesters were upset because ... they say hate- crime laws favor people of color. small victories are cause for celebration! an 18-year-old .. shot in the head three times and left for dead ... is making a stunning recovery! evelyn bunte's dad says .... she moved to fort worth, texas in july.. with plans to start classes at a local community college. but he says she got in with a bad crowd ... about two weeks ago.. police found her inside her the attack has left her blind and partially paralyzed... but it hasn't robbed her of her optimism! (evelyn bunte, shooting victim): "you might as well stay positive. there's no sense in feeling bad for yourself." police don't know why bunte was attacked ... but they believe the incident was not random! no one has been arrested so far. : a woman -- alone in a restaurant -- attacked by a violent stranger.. and -- it's all caught on camera. what the man said to her -- right before the punches sta flying. plus.. mortgage rates

and texas governor greg abbott situation as well. one congressman says there are concerns every election, but he feels there's more to worry about this time around. >> here you have al-qaida that is still trying to prove that it's lethal, still trying to compete with isis. isis losing its cal fate trying to lash -- caliphate trying to lash out, so there are heightened worries in this election. >> it's not just terrorists they are worried about, u.s. homeland security officials say the government is definitely concer causing trouble on election day. they're now talking with leaders from all 50 states about potential threats. they have response teams ready in case of a cyber security incident. >>> and more election news. right now donald trump's presidential campaign appealing a federal judge's order here in ohio. the judge issued a temporary restraining order against trump's campaign. it prevents his supporters from harassing or intimidating voters. ohio is one of several states where these suits have been filed. the ohio democratic p

tried to get action taken against trump and the then attorney general and now governor of texas greg abbott you leave the state and don't do any more business, we'll let it go. the settlement particularly by eric snyderman, the new york attorney general, did not require an admission of wrongdoing. donald trump put out a promotional video saying you'll get a better education than the best business schools. i will personally pick the faculty. all of that was untrue and the advice that was given to people was, in many cases, contrary to law. this was a straight-out scam from the beginning, and i think it's shocking that eric snyderman settled this case without an admission of wrongdoing, two private cases in california. the class action i understand is a practical aspect. eric snyderman has a larger duty than the individuals who got ripped off in new york, he has a duty to enforce the law. i hope you invite him on the show and ask him to justify this special treatment and not require an admission of wrong doing. >> thank you for your time. >>> coming up, the bizarre lead-up to donald trump's m

texas republican governor greg abbott with me right now. governor, that doesn't necessarily mean the bush family feels warm and fuzzy about donald trump but they're over it and going on and wishing him well. he has a big, weighty responsibility, and for the good of the country they hope that things go well. now, george p. bush, jeb bush's son, the texas commissioner, was more or less saying, an early backer of donald trump, despite the bad blood, that's what he saw, that this was a republican mission, conservative mission. donald trump won. let's all hold hands and get together. are we seeing that certainly in your state and in your party? >> we are. first let me say, happy veterans day to everyone who is watching. the reason why we are able to even talk about these democratic-based issues is because the veterans who fought for our freedom and we need to recognize them and thank them for their service. second to directly -- >> we don't need to see them ripping up the american flag that these poor guys sacrificed their lives and limits for b

at the state level, he has been a big supporter of governor greg abbott of texas and last year, addedppointed warren to the texas park and wildlife commission. at the same time that kelcy is making campaign contributions from energy transfer partners also making pac contributions. yet this synergistic thing between the company and politics. energy transfer partners has invested about $300,000, what we know so far, this election cycle. about $300,000 to federal candidates and that primarily is house and senate candidates. the company is also making investments in state politics. about $100,000 this election cycle so far. one of the things i thought was interesting in my research is in recent years, really starting last year, the company has begun investing in politics in the dakotas. we have seen at least $10,000 going to political organizations in both north dakota and south dakota, and that has gone primarily to state house and state senate republican organizations. amy: now talk k about his s roln the folk music scene in texas and around the country. talk about the cherokee creek is

no comment yet from republican governor greg abbott.hat's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. >>> britain has approved the extradition of an alleged computer hacker accused of snatching data from the pentagon. that suspect faces 99 years in prison if convicted. the problems of cyber theft and cyber terrorism are some of the most pressing concerns for the next administration. tonight, what needs to be done to keep the bad guys from using your own devices against you? here's chief intelligence correspondent, catherine herridge. >> reporter: last month's denial of service attack, what web experts call a ddos attack shut down some of the web's most popular sites sending a chill through the u.s. intelligence community. cyber experts say these attacks are at an all-time high with hackers using everyday items such as video security cameras, routers and printers to jam the internet's main switch boards. >> this time last year, 30% more ddos attacks than last year. also, the attacks are much larger

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what do you think about governor greg abbott?e ranks number six in the most popular governors and the country according to a ranking by morning consult. do you like the job he has been doing? caller: yes he is doing a fair job he needs to step it up a little bit. for these refugees coming into this country and blocking them from coming into here, because we cannot afford it. we can't afford health care with obamacare. they're robbing us. texas is not as high as other countries, other states of the united states. it is so sad we have to pay so much money in america. we're a strong country. used to be. my old school, i'm crying for america. this red white and blue, this is our american country. what happened? host: up next we have josephine calling and from morgantown, west virginia, on our democratic line. who are you supporting in that race? caller: bill cole. host: tell us why. caller: pardon me? host: tell us, what is the reason for your support? caller: because i do not like the one we have now what he is doing. my incident wh

texas governor greg abbott released a statement expressing his condolences and also said that attacks against law- enforcement officers will not be tolerated and they must be met wi swift juice. to san o officers have en ordered to call for 4hbackup whenever they make traffic stops until the gunman is found. >>> a consumer ert for the who eat sabra hummus, the company issued a vontary possible lisria contamination, the fda said the affected products were made before november 8 and have a best before date through january 23 and have a best before date through january 23, 2017. symptoms of listeria infection can include fever, muscle aches, stiffness and abdominal pain. >>> tensions are high in north dakota, a riot almost broke out between law-enforcement people protesting the dakota access pipeline, the morton county sheriff's department posted there are reports of officers using teargas and water cannons as they try to stop demonstrators from crossing a bridge in the area. at least one person has been trngtostop the construction of the pipeline for months now. >>> hundreds of airport