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it's governor greg abbott. not king greg abbott. [applause] >> it's a very important point that the attack on the immigrant community is being waived by the -- waged by the republican administration here in the state on multiple fronts. we will have to fight it on multiple fronts. gabriel going back to this theme , of fear that is pervasive, what are the tools and the information that superintendent, s, folks who work in the administration of community colleges can take back with them , especially in light of the threat? there have been a lot of threats of funding being removed from the federal government, educational dollars. what can you tell these administrators? >> there are a lot of tools. fortunately in california, we have individuals working together from the governor to the attorney general, we have nonprofits, and they are working together. as a preliminary thought, what can we do together to work in a concerted way to assist other communities that do not have leadership that have been a part of history since day one. what

it's governor greg abbott. [applause] >> it's a very important point that the attack on the immigrant community is being waived by the republican administration here in the state on multiple fronts. we will have to fight it on multiple fronts. fear back to this theme of that is pervasive, what are the tools and the information that superintendent, folks who work in the administration of community colleges can take back with them especially in light of the threat. there have been a lot of threats of funding being removed from the federal government, dollars.al what can you tell these administrators? fortunately in california, we have individuals working together from the governor to the attorney general, we have nonprofits nonprofits with a structure there. they are all working together. >> we're going to leave the three quarters program now as the house devils in -- gavels in briefly. no legislative business is expected. m the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c., july 3, 2017, i appoint al

greg abbott and other republican senate leaders trying to do everything it can to suppress the vote repeatedly, federal court after federal court has failed -- has found the state government has violated the rights of so many texans including african-american and it hispanic texans. and so when we think about voter id which this commission is likely to promote, what we are talking about is really a political point shaving process. of people may5% have the approved id necessary to go vote but how many elections can you win and that 3% or 5% difference? to speak very specifically to that, the other day i came across a study of harris county, the largest county in texas. several million people in harris county. in the 2016 election, after it was over, harris county voters were surveyed and one in seven voters who didn't vote said a big reason they didn't vote was because they didn't have the state approved id. in other words, the voter id laws are having that pernicious effect that was not coincidental, but intended. that is the political point shaving that is intended. if we allow this trump com

that coming from the state of texas, who has the worst record, and trying to do everything it can, greg abbott and republican state leaders, trying to do everything it can to suppress the vote, repeatedly federal court after federal court found that the state government has violated the rights of so many texans, including african-american and hispanic texans. and when we think of the i.d. that this is commission is likely to vote, it's a point shaving process. they realize 95% of people may have the approved i.d. necessary to go vote, but how many elections can you win in that 3 or 5% difference? and to speak very specifically to that, the other day i came across a study of harris county. harris county is the largest county in texas. several million people in harris county. and in the 2016 election after it was over, harris county voters were surveyed and one in seven harris county voters who didn't vote said that a big reason they didn't vote was because they didn't have the state approved i.d. in other words, the voter i.d. laws are having that pernicious effect that was not coincidental, bu

records, if not the worst record, in trying to do everything that it can, because of it's leaders, greg abbott and other republican state leaders, trying to do everything that it can to suppress the vote, repeatedly federal court after federal court has found that the state government has violated the rights of so many texans, including african american and hispanic. so when we think about this, that the coback commission will likely be promoting, which is really la political point shaving process. they realize 95% of people may have the approved i.d. necessary to go vote, but how many elections can you win in that 3 or 5% difference? and to speak very specifically to that, the other day i came across a study of harris county. harris county is the largest county in texas, several million people in harris county. and in the 2016 election they were surveyed and people said one big reason they didn't vote is they didn't have the state i.d. in other words they are having the effect that was not coincidental but intended that is the political point shaving that is intended. and if we allow this tru

. >> photo going viral of transgender woman posing with greg abbott politician.known posed hidingen how will the public know i'm transgender if the govrnlts doesn't. >> do you use a bathroom that score correspondence with sex on birth sirt. >>> and the newest summer fashion trend et cetera you back $8 0. blue arizona sandals company's most expensive shoe. what timely, it's in the experts say green puppies are extremely rare and it's only happened three times before. apparently it's caused by color pigment in the mom's body. the color will not last forever and will fade. the minute colored dog was named forest which i think everyone will agree is pretty fitting and cute. >> i wonder houpingz it lasts. >> i know. >> of all the millions of doing i've been around clearly that's why. >> let hope maybe a year could get through next st. patrick day and be awesome. >> love it. >> thanks, banning fitness trackersen klutding fit bits and apple watchesments they're concerned students are skipping meals to meet fitness goals. you can set go on the app to tell you mow hany ca

and cultural conservatives like dan patrick and our governor who is our lieutenant governor and greg abbottovernor. and they're pushing an entirely different agenda that is about abortion and anti-immigration and homosexuals. and this is what happens in texas tends to percolate up into national politics. >> yes. >> and what -- i guess the point of the article is this is what's coming. >> one of the things that i've come to view is that just in the last three days i've thought about the repercussions. there's not going to be any -- there will be no pin drop moment. >> no. >> it's either going to have to play out politically in terms of democrats taking the house or charges or things like that. but there's not going to be a moment, right? >> i've been saying -- >> you've said that for a long time. >> there are no heros. there will be no heros. the only way this changes is if democrats take the house. the end. >> political control is ultimately -- >> if the republicans control the house and the senate, donald trump are collude in plain sight and laughing about it because yes he can get away wi

4th parade to protest the anti-immigrant bill sb2, which was signed into law by texas governor greg abbottalso in texas, protesters heckled senator ted cruz over his support for the republican healthcare bill, chanting "ted wants us dead." if passed, the republican senate healthcare plan cause 22 -- could cause americans to lose 22 million their insurance over the next decade. meanwhile, former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick posted a video of himself on twitter visiting ghana along with the words "how can we truly celebrate independence on a day that intentionally robbed our ancestors of theirs? to find my independence, , i went home." in new york city, members of the council on american islamic relations held a teach-in inside trump tower to educate people about the rights of immigrants and muslims in the united states. this is talia bauer. play sot -- this is tally of our. >> we are at trump tower on the fifth floor. it is ththe space that was desisignated as a free spepeecha of some sort, so we arere here n the belly of the beast talking about what this horrible space represents in te

. >> texas governor greg abbott calls on police patrol cars statewide to turn on their flashing lightshis to mark the one year anniversary of attack on dallas police officers that left five dead and self others injured when a gunman opened fire on them. it was the deadliest tack on police officers in the united states since the 9/11 terrorist attack. >>> a woman of accused of stabbing her four children and her husband to death in their georgia home put on bizarre show in court. 33 year old isabel martinez charged with five counts of murder. during her court appearance, she smiled when the charges were read and then at one point got down on the floor. yesterday she called 911 to report the killing when police arrived they found her husband and four children between the ages of ten and two dead inside the home. another child survived. during her court appearance today, through an interpreter, she toll the judge she did not want legal representation. martinez is being held without bail and investigators say she has not given reason for killing. >> in georgia police say a man who barricade

jo breaking news out of texas where governor greg abbott just announced he is seeking re-election for. his announcement in san antonio comes on the four-year anniversary of his, of the launch of his first gubernatorial run. >> my number one priority is to dismantle the disasterous deal with iran. [cheers and applause] i know deal-making and let me tell you, this deal is catastrophic. connell: all right was then candidate donald trump railing against the iran nuclear deal. it has been two years since the deal went into effect. we have not seen any move by this white house since it took office to kill it. in fact the news today it may not be going anywhere at all. rich edson, fox news at the state department. what is going on here, rich? reporter: good afternoon, connell. the trump administration has a monday deadline, when the administration must certify whether iran is complying with the iran nuclear agreement, all indications from the state department are that the administration will do so. that will be the second time under the trump administration. congress requires certification o

session in january and how it moved through the texas legislature to end up being signed by governor greg abbott just recently. >> yes. so thank you for the question. if i can contextualize it for everybody, at the outset of the session, in the governor's state of the state speech, he declared quote-unquote sanctuary cities an emergency item. that ensured that the bill was going to speed through the process, receive preferable -- yes, preference in terms of treatment, vis-a-vis other bills. and that's exactly what happened. the next can americmexican amere caucus worked really, really hard to either slow the bill down, appeal to the speaker of the house that this bill would get out of control on the house side, which it ultimately did. but the wheels of the legislative process were greased for this bill. it spent very, very little time in any procedural committee, unlike any other bills. and despite the fact that in the committee hearing there were over 600 people who testified against the bill, and less than 10 people who testified in favor of the bill, it was shot out of committee and to the h

topping the list of priorities, a transgender bathroom bill which governor greg abbott advocates. wants to see an immigration law which would allow police to randomly ask people about their immigration status. >>> the fbi warning parents about privacy risks from internet-connected toys. the so-called smart toys can contain sensors, data storage, even speech recognition that could disclose personal information. they advise consumers to examine toy company user agreement disclosures. >>> the bank of england unveiling its first plastic ten-pound note, and it features author jane austen on the 200th anniversary of her death a first run of new notes called tenors have been printed that's the cnbc news update at this hour. back to you, kelly. >> michelle, i just learned that jane austen i guess was pressed back inher day to write something more ambitious, a historical romans, and she said this is what i'm going to do and i'm going to stick to it words to live by. >> and proved to be very successful. >> oh, my gosh, that's amazing. >>> ibm reporting section quarter earnings the stock rev

sunday's deadly incident comes on the heels of texas governor greg abbott recently signing new la toruck drivers how to spot human smuggling and trafficly. >>> search continues in switzerland for chainsaw attacker who still on the loose. five people are recovering from injuries after that attack yesterday. police are hunting for a 51-year-old male suspect. local officials confirm the attack is not terror rel relatet they warn the spe dangerous. >>> still no signs of six teens from africa. they disappeared after an international robotics competition right here in the district. parents of the teenagers say they are not concerned which leads the director of the their school to think they had plan -- planned to sneak off and stay in the us for good. >>> michael kors picked out some new shoes to go with his hasn't bags. about $1.2 million worth of jimmy chaos. that's how much michael kors is expected to pay to buy the luxury shoe company. my course has been hit particularly hard in the competitive retail landscape as customers have gravitated toward companies like amazon, h and m and zara

city platform and people say i wouldn't get much of the hispanic vote and i received 50% of it as greg abbottica. we need legal immigration reform and we need a secure border but when you have a sanctuary city, by the way to new york, democrat mayors in texas suing us, we just passed an antisanctuary city law in the senate several months ago, their policies are killing people, killing innocent americans who are at the hands of the criminals who cross and killing good people who just want to come to america but instead we think they pay the drug smugglers, 5 and $10,000 a piece to be in the truck, a death ride of 155 miles from laredo to san antonio. they would much rather pay the united states government 2 or $3,000 and come here legally and be part of culture and country and not live in the shadow. it is time that the democrats and republicans pass legal immigration reform tied in with trump's policy with securing the border and ending sanctuary cities and with will end horrific horror for american victims of criminals who cross the border and people trying to come to america. this should ne