coming up greg abbott who showed up at the texas border in a helicopter, attorney general ken paxtonho showed up to the crisis from the river during a vote ride and from the land, right along with the president of the national border patrol council brandon judd. under the trump administration apprehension at a 45 year low, coming up the policy that reversed everything, one of the worst on record the former trump advisor stephen miller all that and more as we look ahead at "sunday morning feature". ♪. maria: first up this morning texas governor greg abbott took up on a black hawk helicopter right above texas to view the 1200 plus miles of the texas border being breached everything all day, smugglers and criminal cartels are the biggest winners, transporting 2000 people every 24 hours in rafts and boats and helping some through gaps, most of the people coming and want to be apprehended so they can get processed and assimilate into america, but there is another group that are criminals that got away and ended up in the interior of our country. the governor along with the head of the nat

greg abbott repealed the mask mandate in march and recently banned mandatory masking for public schools. it's weird looking, a mullet. city of philly returning to 100% capacity wednesday, more than a

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texas governor greg abbott said they seized 95 pounds of fentanyl so far this year.pounds of the drug in all of 2020. this stuff is deadly. it's addictive. it kills. the federal government is not doing a darn thing about it. they are helping to facilitate more of it coming into the country. joining us now texas governor greg abbott, the way it was described to me, governor, correct me if i am wrong, the equivalent of 3 grains of salt can kill a 200 pound man? >> 2 milligrams of fentanyl can kill you. the amount of fentanyl apprehended just this year it's enough to kill every man, woman and child in the entire state of new york. biden's open borders turned into a dangerous situation for all americans. the mexican cartels are shipping fentanyl across the border and yes it's coming into texas but also it's criss-crossing the united states of america and so many people in the united states are unaware of this seemingly invisible substance that can be laced on other drugs that kills people without people even knowing they are exposing themselves to it. >> sean: we have la

governor greg abbott says it's not dead yet. todd: republicans ramping up pressure to find out what happened in wuhan and the mainstream media admitting they dismissed the lab leak theory too soon. jillian: 50,000 flowers laid at arlington cemetery, what a beautiful tribute. "fox & friends" first starts right now. todd: you are watching "fox & friends" first on this memorial damon day. a beautiful flag outside our studios in manhattan. i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. thank you for joining us. we're honoring our fallen heros this memorial day. happening in washington, president biden and vice president kamala harris will mark memorial day by attending the annual wreath had laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. todd: david spunt joins us now. >> reporter: it has been six years since beau biden's passing. president biden waking up in wilmington, delaware this morning. he'll head back to washington, dc in just a few hours. then, he will go to arlington tional cemetery to lay the wreath on the tomb of the unknown

joining us now, texas governor greg abbott. it's been described to me governor, and correct me if i'm wrong. i'm not an expert on heroin or fentanyl, but if you have the equivalent of three or four grains of salt size fentanyl, that could kill a 200-pound man. is that what you heard? >> 2 milligrams of fentanyl can kill you. when you look at the amount of fentanyl that has been apprehended just by the texas deferment of public safety just this year, it's enough to kill every man, woman and child in the entire state of new york. biden's open border policies and will put border crisis have now turned into a deadly dangerous situation for all americans because the mexican cartels are shipping fentanyl across the border and yes, it's coming into texas but it's also crisscrossing the entire united states of america and so many people in the united states are completely unaware of the seemingly invisible substance that can be laced onto other drugs or consumed in other ways that kills people without people even knowing that they are

. >>> meantime to texas where the state's republican governor greg abbott is now vowing to call a special session of the legislature there after house democrats walked off the floor entirely late last night effectively for now blocking passage of the sweeping voting restrictions bill. >> the request he is for how long? cnn's dianne gallagher joins us from austin texas. first of all, explain what's in the bill. you have two pieces here, one, making it harder to vote, restricting hours, et cetera, but, two, making it easier to challenge the results of an election, even without proof of widespread fraud. of course, something we saw attempted in the most recent election cycle nationally. >> reporter: yeah, and, you know, i've covered this across the country kind of going state by state as these bills have been introduced in more than a dozen states, passed into law. in texas we see some of those same elements. texas already has the most restrictive voting laws in the country and this would have just made it more restrictive by adding new requirements and adding criminal and civil penalties to

governor greg abbott swiftly said that he would call a special session to try to pass a voting bill again, but he didn't say when. the measure would eliminate drive-through voting, empower partisan poll watchers, and impose new requirements to cast a ballot by mail in texas. president biden issued a statement over the weekend. he said the bill attacks the sacred right to vote, and these laws are disproportionately targeting black and brown americans, and that states should be making it easier, not harder, for people to vote. >>> there's a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the latest mass shooting here in the u.s. miami-dade police say three masked shooters opened fire on a crowd at a rap concert early yesterday morning killing two and injuring at least 20. authorities say the attack was not random. investigators don't know a motive, but they're looking through social media to see if any rappers or concert-goers were involved in the feud. manuel bojorquez has the latest. >> reporter: the shots rang out after midnight at a banquet hall behind me just as a rap concert w

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i'm joined by texas governor, greg abbott. governor, good to have you with us.ook at the images, la hoya, texas in your home state. you can see 7 and 4-year-olds clinging to each other, coming a long way by themselves. it's unimaginable to most parents, to see all of these children alone and on their own. they've been told by the biden administration that that's the way you can get in and stay, right? >> open border biden is what is bringing this in. i have to tell you, i'm angry. more importantly, we have farmers and ranchers and residents in the areas that are extremely angry. the situation right now is far more dire and far more dangerous than it has ever been in the course of this century, maybe ever before. that's because of the numbers that you heard, about people coming across the border and the danger and the way the cartels and the smugglers are operating that cases great danger. people in south texas and people across the state are fed up with it. as a result, what you're going to see coming out of texas is modifications of what we're doing to make sur

randy the aft called greg abbott's decision to unmask children unconscionable.no, keeping kids at home to jessica's point where they lack socialization and any opportunity of normalcy and clubs extracurricular activities and athletics that is unconscionable. will not see an apology for that either. meanwhile your governor and a coma cashing in on his new book about pandemic leadership despite the fact his policies killed thousands of new yorkers. tax filings show of the course of three years on the deal. let that sink in for just a second period are you going to make $5.1 million of the next couple of years? for what you ask? this is the book cuomo wrote now having with these state resources to write it forcing his lackeys to brainstorm and edit much of the text were near republican congressman cuomo is once a farcical blood money talk about loss of life. with your constituents of new yorkers. before should the pathetic governor be forced to give that money to the families that he failed? that's a great place to start, tom bevan's what you think? >> amazing scan

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. >> reporter: now, gop governor greg abbott threatening to not pay lawmakers. tweeting he'll veto funds for the legislative branch, "no pay for those who abandon their responsibilities." stay tuned. over the weekend, late night, closed door gop negotiations. the rules suspended to rush the voting bill to the senate floor for a vote. the sweeping, massive legislation, bans drive through voting, restricts mail-in-ballots, adding a new id requirement and pushes back early voting hours on sunday, when many black churchgoers vote. the bill also makes it easier for a judge to overturn an election if there are allegations of fraud. republicans in texas insisting it's about restoring confidence after the 2020 election. more than a dozen gop-led states already approving restrictive voting laws after former president trump's false claims of widespread election fraud. and whit, tonight, greg abbott is digging in, promising to bring back legislators for a special session, saying that voting bill must pass. whit? >> that battle just getting started. kenneth, thank you. >>>

on sunday morning futures i spoke with texas governor greg abbott about this, and spent time with he ag paxton and abbott toll me how the administration is viewing this border crisis. watch. >> quell first, about the president not mentioning the border in his "state of the union address," i think it shows that he doesn't care about border and they do not want to resolve the challenges that we have on the border. but i will tell you this, the first 100 days of the biden administration they've been great for cartels for gangs for the human traffickers who have been exploiting the boaferred. border. maria: yeah, tina sources are telling me that the criminal cartels are making $400 million dollars a month by transporting people and drugs into america. your reaction to what you heard from greg abbott. >> i mean it is eminently clear trump's diplomacy with not just mexico but also with the northern triangle worked. you know, and biden has been wronged but pretty much everything on the border in his entire political career he started the war on drugs. that started the whole human trafficking

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. >>> y el gobernador de texas greg abbott está dispuesto a formar una nueva ley que rmitirá que lasdría en peligro a los ciudadanos , esto también recordando la historia de tiroteomasivos . >>> y joe biden y putin se reunirán en ginebraen junio para buscar estabilidad en las relaciones entre estados unidos y rusia . >>> unhombre iba a pagar 40 mil pesos para casarse con una menor de 14 años , cuéntame. >a>>así venden las mujeres acá en la montaña de xaca en pleno siglo xxi ella vive en guerrero y me por su seguridad y que los pobladores la ataquen pro reizar esta denuncia , ella tenía 12 años en ese momento . >>> (ver información en pantalla) su vida ha sido de trabajo, maltratos y golpes y al menos 300 mil mujeres han sido vendidas en la zon , como marisela que la vendieron a los 13 años . >>> esto se trata de la familia para comprar animales. >>> ahora entregan a sus hijas a verdaderos desconocidos por dinero pero la organización yo quiero , yo puedo recorre las montañas , vamos a escuchar . >>> hemos logrado que cuatro localidades han firmado actas de acuerdo que no vendan a s ni

it's always good to see you. >> texas governor greg abbott signed a new bill with an almost total ban what it means for women's rights and what is coming ahead. women's and what is coming ahead ♪ i wa♪ ♪ i want to feel you be proud ♪ ♪ i want to hear your beating heart ♪ ♪ live out loud ♪ ♪ you can do it on your own ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ be proud, yeah ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ live out loud, oh ♪♪ >>> in texas republican governor abbott issued an executive order prohibiting schools from issuing their own mask mandates. how are people feeling there about not permitting local mask mandates. >> mixed review. this executive order goes into effect tomorrow. for agencies. it goes into effect for schools next week. what the governor has done is prohibited any municipality, school district or state agency from being able to create their own mask mandates going forward. should those entities violate the executive order, they could face a fine up to $1,000. he has pointed to loco individual numbers across texas, a 3.8% positive rate right now. he pointed to sunday which was the first day no covid re

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greg abbott says he thinks the census was fishy. his words and not mine. what do you say?lue states lost. look at california for the first time in history a state is going to lose a seat. they actually lost population and the answer gavin newsom is because president trump secured the border and fewer people could illegally enter the state. it wasn't because taxes were too high and homeless is running ramp it and we are watching crime continue to rise, it's their missed policies. why does california, illinois and new york all lose seats but texas gains 2 and florida gains 1? people crave freedom and freedom to take a risk and freedom for children to go to school and freedom for foundation to believe and what they want to believe as an american and this is really one of the greatest contrast of what you found. oregon is going to gain a seat but that's going to be a republican seat. you know, the cook report recently did a study about redistricting and they believe republicans can gain anywhere from 0 to maybe even 5 to 7 seats and we need need 5 seats to gain the majority. p

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with the help of "the new york times," he made this video asking texas governor greg abbott to grant keep him behind bars. >> i was the person you are now, different from the person you were when you got on death row 21 years ago? >> more thoughtful. >> reporter: jones does not deny that in 1999 he brutally killed his great aunt for $30 to buy drugs. >> he had been unimaginably difficult childhood, addiction and neglect. he said to me, you know, that his childhood didn't excuse what he did. >> reporter: writer suleika jaouad wrote an opinion article this week advocating for jones' clemency because she says he's transformed his life. for the last decade, she's been his penpal and says he helped her get through cancer treatment. what in those letters or in that interaction has changed your mind that he has changed? >> i've had the privilege of witnessing his compassion, his thoughtfulness. and i'm not the only one. he's had many other pen pals around the world and has had a huge impact on their lives, as well. >> reporter: have you forgiven quintin? >> i have forgiven him. i love him v

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texas governor greg abbott is blocking local mask mandates. that includes public schools, lot of parents raising questions. dr. richard besser will join us in a moment. marcus moore is in houston. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: good morning. this is a huge development here in texas and one that's brought about a swift reaction, particularly among those connected to elementary schools like the one, because most of those kids have not been vaccinated. this morning, a major battle over masks, texas governor greg abbott issuing an executive order banning mask mandates for government properties across the state including public schools starting may 21st any official who tries to mandate masks even for unvaccinated residents could face a $1,000 fine. public schools have until june 4th to end their mask mandates. houston's mayor calling the executive order a, quote, overreach already pushing back on the ban tweeting, if you are a city employee and you have not been fully vaccinated, you must wear your mask. >> you don't run the city of houston an

the bill alber seemed guaranteed to reach governor greg abbott's desk.the texas senate had approved the measure in the morning but after about two hours before the midnight deadline, democrats began filing out of the chamber republicans the numbers necessary to hold a final vote, handing republicans a rare defeat. >> we were hoping to get the sound for you in the next update but republican governor greg abbott quickly announced that he would order lawmakers back to the state capital for a special session. however, he did not say when that would happen. >>> this morning marks exactly 100 years since one of the worst of racial violence in american history. the tu gaonay31gre b rod neigblacll str businesses wer300 peop killed. lost their homes. this morning on gma, abc's marcus more his life from tulsa and talking to the descendents of survivors and covering the tensions that remain a century later. >> reporter: when you walk through the greenwood district today, you have no clue that this was once a thriving block of black homes and businesses except for t

scott gottleib and texas governor greg abbott about america's reopening.. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and mike santoli. joe is off today watching the u.s. equity futures and on this last trading day before a long weekend you're going to see green arrows across the board. dow futures up by 166. they've been up by as much as 200 this morning s&p up by 15 nasdaq up by 57. andrew >> thank you, becks. we are just under 30 minutes away now from the latest read on inflation. we're going to be getting the fed's preferred gauge at 8:30 even time. ahead of that mike has been taking a look at treasuries and inflation link stock sectors mike >> they've kind of been in a holding pattern. uncommonly steady and kind of calm markets we have going into this number. take a look at the 10-year treasury yield what you see here is familiar on a lot of these charts. huge surge up into february, march area and then a little bit off the highs but really range bound and staying above this floor. you know, we have not really cr

support matthew mcconaughey if he decided that he wanted to run for governor. 33% would support greg abbott, he's the current governor. >> we've always defined ourselves as the ability to overcome the impossible. >> matthew mcconaughey has a vision for texas. >> you just got to keep livin', man, l-i-v-i-n. >> he wants everyone to have the basics. >> cocaine and hookers, my friend. >> he is a problem solver. >> all right, you killed a hooker. here's what you're going to do, get your hands on some bleach, some hydrogen peroxide and a ( bleep ) load of lime. >> that's who the law says that you cannot touch. >> he's a hard worker. i ( bleep ) off at least twice a day. >> he's not some ass clown. >> i'm not some ass clown. >> he's a patriot. >> i'm a sufferer, dude. >> close enough. >> and why does matthew mcconaughey think he would make a good governor? >> i'm high as a kite. >> matthew mcconaughey for governor of texas. >> all right, all right, all right! >> announcer: it's "a late show" with stephen colbert! >> tonight, needle mania! plus stephen welcomes anthony hopkins and florian zeller, a

not to be outdone this week texas governor greg abbott signed a law that would ban abortion after six weeks. take a look at this map. it shows the results of a "the new york times" analysis as to where abortion rights would be restricted if roe were to be overturned. then there is the gun case. here are the precedent at issue is justice scalia's 2008 opinion in d.c. versus hellor that citizens have the rights to gun ownership at home. lower courts say the rights are not unlimited to allow for some regulations. now the court will rule on a new york law challenged in the case. new york state rifle and pistol association versus -- a need to carry a concealed handgun outside the home. in other words, the court is being asked to say the concealed carry is a part of the second amendment. the supreme court takes the summer off. these two cases will be argued in the fall and decisions will come in the spring or early summer of 2022. should the court adopt conservative positions? that might remind republican base of the importance of white house control and spur a gop turnout which retakes the

greg abbott says he thinks the census was fishy. his words, not mine. what do you say? more and blue states lost. look at california, for the first time in history the state is going to lose a seat. they actually lost population and the answer gavin newsom gave was because president trump had secured the border so fewer people could illegally enter our state. it wasn't because his taxes are too high. wasn't because homeless is running rampant. it wasn't because they want to he defund the police and we're watching crime continue to rise. it was missed policies. why does california, illinois and new york all lose seats but texas gains two and florida gains one. because people crave freedom. people want freedom. freedom to open businesses, to take a risk, for their children to go to school, freedom for the foundation to believe in what they want to believe as an american. and this is really one of the greatest contrasts of what you found. oregon's going to gain a seat but that's going to be a republican seat. the cook report recently did a study about redistricting. and th

why not call somebody like greg abbott, you nailed it, man, congratulations on that. keep it up.hey, while i have you on the phone, can i talk to you about this? just do a little politicking around here, greg. >> greg: dagen, i think that's why this is just me hypothesizing. since i was right in the previous block. i'm right right now. >> dagen: you are always right. >> greg: i am. i can't help it. this is the reason why president joey said that all 50 states are declaring a decline because he had to wait for the blues to catch up with the reds in his -- so he could blur the caping gulf its success. the whole country is doing well. he couldn't just say wow, the reds are doing way better. >> dagen: those neanderthals really knew what they were doing. as a southerner, i completely expect thvment because people will always under estimate you as think you're stupid, quite frankly, based on where you are from and the way that you speak. but then you get -- i'm kind of a sore winner. i wouldn't take it as nicely as governor abbott did. i would have been, you know, doing a little dance,

there was a poll that came out four weeks ago that had him leading ahead of greg abbott. when he started making calls, we were told, including to one very deep pocketed political donor based out of houston. right now, it does seem like he is still just mulling a potential run, seeing where things could take him. it does seem like a change in tune from what we are hearing. now still, the political pundits in texas, political strategists, they doubt he will actually jump into the race. he is a beloved figure in the state. he is a beloved figure at his alma mater, ut. when you make your position known on political issues, that sort of changes how the public sees you. that's something mcconaughey hasn't done. he hasn't taken any strong political stances or signalled what his political leanings might be. i talked to over a dozen people for this story, and no one seems to be able to put him in a box right now. >> ten seconds left. do we know what party he would run in? >> we don't. the democratic chair in texas, he said he would welcome him to run on that ticket. republicans in

el gobernador republicano greg abbott dijo que convocarÍa una sesiÓn especial y de hecho pÚblico un tweetesiÓn especial. espera que los legisladores hayan resuelto los detalles cuando lleguen al capitolio para esta sesiÓn especial. borja: seguimos en ese estado porque autoridades arrestaron a un hombre de 28 aÑos por planear un tiroteo masivo en una tienda walmart. agentes de varias agencias lograron interceptary frustrar este atentado. en la casa del sospechoso se encontraron armas de fuego, municiÓn y propaganda radical. se estÁ detenido con una fianza de 250.000 $ por amenaza terrorista. aylÉn: la policÍa se disculpÓ con unos vendedores ambulantes hispanos que llamaron al departamento pidiendo ayuda y le tiraron su mercancÍa al suelo. para su sorpresa al llegar los agentes buscaron a la mujer por vandalismo pero tambiÉn a ellos por no tener los permisos apropiados. se volviÓ viral cuando unos activistas denunciaron estos hechos. borja: nos conectamos en vivo con una de las vÍctimas. seÑor ramÍrez, gracias por estar con nosotros en la ediciÓn digitalpara hablarnos del mal trago que han

texas governor greg abbott announced he would order lawmakers back to the capitol for a special session but it's unclear when that will happen. >>> turning to memorial day weekend and america is bouncing back, that is evident over the holiday weekend with beaches packed, businesses booming and in some areas, what travel experts say could be the busiest travel day in over a year. "today in the bay"'s tracie potts looks at how america is looking past the pandemic. >> piece ate a washout in the northeast, beaches across america were packed this weekend. >> everybody is so excited to be out. >> reporter: myrtle beach brought in extra protection. >> i'm glad we're almost back normal. >> heliocastroneves. >> reporter: the 135,000 people and covid vaccines on site. in washington thousands of motorcycles roared through the nation's capital, rolling thunder is back. >> feels good. >> reporter: crowds packed national parks and movie theaters as president biden reminded the country why we commemorate memorial day. >> we only have one truly sacred obligation, and that's to equip those we send into

governor greg abbott signed the bi into law today.iquely bars state officials from enforcing the ban. instead, it allows private citizens to sue doctors or anyone who aids in an abortion.sa racejustice today, nearly 100 years of the worst racial violence in u.s. history. on the night of may 31st, 1921 white mobs killed 39 people, destroyed much of a thriving black district and left thousands homeless. a u.s.ouse hearing today marked the upcoming 100th anniversary. viola flldknown survivor. >> i have lived through the massacre everyday. our country may forget this history but i cannot, not, and other survivors do not, and our descendents do not. for 70 years, the city of tulsa and this chamber of commerce told us that the massacre didn't like we didn't see it with our own eyes. >> nawazattorneys for massacre victims and their descendantstions. and on wall street today, stocks gave ground for a third straight trading session. the dojones industrial average lostnts to close at 33,896. the nasdaq fell four points, and the s&p 500 gave up

republican governor greg abbott said he'll sign the bill. and gun safety advocates say it will increase gun violence in the state and make it easier for criminals to obtain a gun. supporters say it will allow people to better defend themselves in public. >>> cbs new york reports that a woman fell to her death at a rooftop party in downtown manhattan. police say 24-year-old cameron perrelli lost her footing saturday trying to get from one rooftop to another. flowers and a statue of an angel were placed on the building where it happened. perrelli's uncle said he never wants to see something like this take place again. >> but if we can save someone else's child, sister, brother, niece, granddaughter, whichever so this does never happen again because it's not safe for these n id rooftopteon a rooftop. out of hand and she plans to provide legislation to provide better oversight. >>> and the montgomery advertiser said alabama governor kay ivey signed legislation banning vaccine passports. it also prevents people from being denied entry to business

governor greg abbott says he'll sign the bill as soon as it hits his desk. lester. >> morgan, thank you. >>> up next, the urgent new warning about ticks. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. >>> a new alert as the weather gets warmer. kristen dahlgren now on the explosion in potentially disease-carrying ticks. >> reporter: on a recent expedition in coastal connecticut, this researcher was amazed >> 200 longhorned ticks on myself. that's within two minutes. >> reporter: the longhorned tick first found in the u.s. in 2017 it's known to devastate livestock. researchers are still investigating what it could pass to humans h

this is something governor greg abbott has said he'll sign. it is sitting on his desk right now. yasmin? >> gary grumbach, thank you. >>> we're following breaking news out of british columbia where the remains of more than 200 children were found. the indian residential school that operated from the 19th century until 1969 and was one of many state-funded christian schools that indigenous children were required to attend to assimilate to canadian society. they were forced to convert to christianity and not allowed to speak their native language as many were beaten and abused and up to 6,000 are said to have died. the 250 remains found on the site were confirmed with the help of ground-penetrating radar, children as young as 3 years old were buried with more bodies expected to be discovered. local indigenous leaders have called the discovery an unthinkable loss. >>> hackers behind one of the worst data breaches to ever hit the u.s. government are at it again. according to microsoft, russian based hacking group nobelium is targeting government agencies, most of which are in the uni

and what's really interesting here is that you have greg abbott, the governor of texas, who was asked back in march, i believe, whether or not any voter fraud was big enough to have any effect in texas, specifically in texas on anything, and he had no examples. there was no proof to that. so still pushing through this law, even though he himself has said there is no proof that any kind of voter fraud had any change in the law in texas. it's this further nationalization of everything in our politics because years ago, you used to have the states and local officials making laws and policies based on what was happening in their state. donald trump didn't create this nationalization, but he has said all along as he continues to hold onto the republican party, kind of forcing them to get on board with, like you said, the big lie. >> all right, so ali, as you listen there, right, this is not just about texas, this is happening across the country. 47 states proposed bills across the country there. washington essentially having the for the people act to expand voting rights. remind us where w

texas governor greg abbott, signing an order on tuesday banning mask mandates throughout the state. and most folks there are applauding the move. i was real happy that he did that, because like everybody else, i'm getting pretty sick of wearing these mass back here in times square, things are slowly going back to normal in any given day 350,000 people walked through times square, that number drops a 30,000 at the height of the pandemic. the hope is today will be a new start for the city in new york. city's times square. brian dennis ktvu box two news way are learning more information about an early morning fire in san francisco's coal valley that killed one person. firefighters say flames broke out on the third floor of a building on schrader street near part, nasa's this was around six o'clock this morning. this video right here is from citizen at firefighters say they did find someone who collapsed in the back of the apartment. that person later died at the scene. firefighters say strong, gusty winds made this fire difficult to put out, but they also say they were very aggressive

. >> texas governor greg abbott was poised to sign the bill. he says he will call a special session to take up the bill again, it's not clear when that will take place. >>> and now to a return to normalcy for much of the country on memorial day. >> it's a big change from last year when americans were in the height of the pandemic lockdowns. 135,000 fans turned out for the indy 500 yesterday. air travel spiked over the holiday weekend with the tsa on track to screen 6 million people since thursday. and today president biden will head to arlington national cemetery for a wreath-laying ceremony. >> more states are dropping covid restrictions. tonight new york is ending its midnight curfew for bars and restaurants. and in pennsylvania, nearly all covid-related rules are going away, with bars, restaurants, stores, gyms, theaters able to open at full capacity. >>> miami police are hunting for three suspects who they say caused a terrifying and deadly scene outside a banquet hall. two people dead, more than 20 injured. here's abc's victor oquendo. >>

and it's on governor greg abbott's desk for signature. and then, you have a state that is 43rd in the nation in voter turnout. the toughest to vote in. it -- a place that will be even harder, especially for young people, african-americans, the disabled, and the very old, and those who live in big cities in texas. those are the populations that were targeted by this voter-suppression bill. #. >> you know, we see, obviously, in congress, the effect that trump's big lie is having. and now, we see in state after state passing these new laws. these new-voter restrictions. i wonder, how deep or how widespread the former president's big lie on the election has -- has gone in texas? >> it's pervasive, throughout the country. everywhere that you have republican leadership in america, you have those who are trafficking in the big lie. we saw it in -- in its most violent form on the 6th of january when the united states capitol was successfully stormed for the first time since the war of 1812. you see it in more than 47 state legislatures, where the

you mentioned that republican governor greg abbott, who named this as a top legislative priority before the session even began, has said that he will call a special session to bring it back, but i don't want to undermine just how big this was last night. now, look, this bill contains a slew of new restrictions and regulations as well as civil and criminal penalties to the whole voting process, for example, it makes it a crime for a public official to send an absentee mail ballot application. it gets rid of overnight and early sunday morning voting. it also empowered partisan poll watchers and it makes it easier to overturn an election by lowering the threshold of proof in those cases. and so this is why democrats said they kind of used really what is the nuclear option here, take a listen. >> the idea that you can break forum is something that's always out there, and when you're pushed to extreme, you respond to that with extreme. the right to vote is something that we hold very dear and near to our hearts. and for the people that we represent, it means everything. when people come to c

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governor greg abbott says he'll sign the bill as soon as it hits his desk. lester. >> morgan, thank you. >>> up next, the urgent new warning about ticks. >>> a new alert as the weather gets warmer. kristen dahlgren now on the explosion in potentially disease-carrying ticks. >> reporter: on a recent expedition in coastal connecticut, this researcher was amazed >> 200 longhorned ticks on myself. that's within two minutes. >> reporter: the longhorned tick first found in the u.s. in 2017 it's known to devastate livestock. researchers are still investigating what it could pass to humans he also found gulf coast ticks, common in the southeast, now spreading into new england. other research shows black-legged ticks similar to ones known to spread lyme disease are now prolific near northern california beaches. scientists calling this year the perfect storm. a mild winter and abundant rain just as people are heading outside in droves. doctors recommend wearing light-colored clothing, tucking pants into socks and spraying with repellent. changing clothes and showering