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cruzar ilegalmente la frontera, este fallo es un golpe al operativo que despliega el gobernador greg abbottnidos. noticias telemundo entrevistÓ a la abogada del inmigrante ecuatoriano cuyo arresto en la frontera derivÓ en el veredicto de la jueza. >> cumplir sus leyes con el pretexto que estÁn haciendo cumplir la ley de inmigraciÓn, eso no les toca. el procurador de ridÍcula la decisÓn de la jueza y asegura que biden ha fallado y texas defiende su frontera. son cientos los migrantes que se quejan de abusos por parte de policÍas tejanos. >> un niÑo se estaba a ahogando el dÍa que pasamos. >> el alguacil johnson es investigado por oblar a... en sus redes sociales pÚblica inmigrantes en la cÁrcel y sus identificaciones. >> se rompieron las credenciales y las tiraron ahÍ y nos mandaron sin papeles para el otro lado. >> el gobernador greg abbott asegura que son mÁs de 150 mil los inmigrantes detenidos en el operativo estrella solitaria, activistas y abogados cre que el fallo de la jueza puede ser un golpe de revÉs. >> no aplica a todo mundo pero abre la puerta para que se den varias demandas con

for them to be with the teacher with us this weekend for my one-on-one interview texas governor greg abbottwhat he's doing right now to stand up to the biden administration bad border policy protects us taking matters into their own hand to protect america with the new state funded border wall. but first other wild week on wall street. we saw the dell recover from more than 1100 drop earlier in the week by the federal reserve indicating rate hikes are coming beginning in march. plus stronger growth in the fourth quarter then we thought for the dow in the s&p 500 on track for their worst month since march of 2020. and the worst for the nasdaq since october 2008 virginia right now is chief investment strategist jim paulson for jim is great to have you this week in paris thanks so much for being here. your thoughts on the week that we saw what is behind all of this volatility? >> we've been a long overdue for correction. we have not had one yet and the entire bull market. we generally have one before now even. i think the biggest reason we are dealing with what we are dealing with us we are ov

we have texas governor greg abbott. time it's a fight over the biden's vaccine mandates for the texas national guard. the white house will face its first major test of its biden vaccine mandate. we're two days away from the supreme court hearing on that. ken paxton is joining us later in the show to take it on. dan bishop is up next. nancy pelosi's power getting weaker by the hour. 25 house democrats leaving office. we look at eroding power structure of the democrats next on "the evening edit". in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfor

for greg abbott to cozy up to donald trump to win his primary w he has been doing and needs to do, hehispanics and suburban texans who have powered the coalition to win congressional districts like lizzy fletcher's district in the suburbs of dfw and houston. it also risks any gains they think they may have made in the rio grand valley. so it is a balancing act on the republican side. it presents an opportunity for beto o'rourke and democrats to make investments in getting those votes in south texas and the suburbs that trump made available to them in the last years. >> got to ask you about another texan, senator cruz, i think all of our viewers have seen that clip. was his apology on fox news, what does it tell you? >> the most spineless politician in america. it was ironic that i'm here in san antonio, texas, the home of the alamo, and texas is known as the state where people have a bold attitude, they will go to any length to defend their cause, and texas has a senator, who is the weaseliest, spineless politician we have seen in a very long time. this is a man who won't stand up for

texas governor greg abbott is set to deliver remarks at a border security meeting at any moment. we will talk to tom homan about that. >> sandra: alert to a city in mourning. a wake is underway for one of the two new york city police officers murdered in an ambush last weekend. and funerals for both officers are scheduled in the coming days. hello, sandra smith in new york. great to have you here. >> it's great to be with you, i'm in for john roberts, a solemn site. fellow officers carrying the casket of 22-year-old jason rivera into st. patrick's cathedral this morning. he and his partner were ambushed inside an apartment last week after responding to a mother's call for help. as funeral services get underway, attention now turning to manhattan's far left d.a. and the soft on crime policies. now alvin bragg says he will attack gun violence at every angle. >> deadly and dangerous start for the nation's police officers. 24 have been shot and four killed since just january 1st. >> brian will kick things off outside st. patrick's cathedral. is the public allowed inside? >> griff and

texas governor greg abbott is asking the federal government, the biden administration, for help againstasked the biden administration to open more testing sites in parts of his state and for new shipments of monoclonal antibody treatments. the entire country is dealing with a testing fiasco, so the need for more covid tests is expected, understandable, even. but it's kind of ironic for texas to be making the ask for help against covid, given the small detail that governor abbott is currently suing the biden administration in court to stop covid vaccine and mask requirements in his state. so let me get this straight, governor. you're taking the federal government to court with multiple lawsuits, mind you, to try to stop life-saving measures that would have reduced covid cases, hospitalizations, and the need for monoclonal antibody treatment in your state. and now you're surprised that there's an increase in covid cases, hospitalizations, and the need for monoclonal antibody treatment in your state. seriously? i wish i could say i'm surprised, but nothing is going to shock me 2022. certai

for greg abbott to cozy up to donald trump, to win his primary, which he absolutely has been doing andrisks pushing away hispanics and suburban texans that have powered the democratic coalition to win congressional districts like colin allred's district, like lizzie fletcher's district in the suburbs of dfw and of houston. it also risks any gains they think they may have made in the rio grande valley. so it is a balancing act on the republican side. it presents an opportunity, beto o'rourke and the democrats make the investments in getting those votes in south texas and in the suburbs that donald trump made available to them in the last eight years. >> have to ask you about another texan making headlines last week. senator cruz for taking back calling the insurrection a terrorist attack. i think at this point all of our viewers have seen that clip. what is his apology on fox news tell you? >> the most spineless politician in america. you know t is ironic that i'm here in san antonio, texas, the home of the alamo, and texas is known as this state where people have a bold, independent at

greg abbott lanzÓ la operaciÓn estrella solitaria a mediados del aÑo pasado.tes acaban de cruzar. >> creo que es una persecuciÓn racial por parte del dps. reportero: a este inmigrante lo detuvo la policÍa de texas y lo acusÓ de invasiÓn de propiedad. ilia: el alguacil es sacramento, california, decidiÓ liberar 200 reclusos de cÁrceles federales para evitar contagios. las autoridades dicen que la semana pasada no habÍa un solo caso. jorge: varios estados del paÍs se preparan para tormentas invernales. hoy hubo nevadas que cerraron el trÁfico y algunas escuelas. ilia: vamos a ver lo que se puede esperar en los prÓximos dÍas. albert: en el Área tri—estatal y en las dakotas podemos ver hasta 1 pie de nieve. en san luis tendremos aguanieve esta tarde. el sistema viaja hacia el sur. comienza a llover en georgia, las carolinas. nieve abundante en tennessee, carolina del norte. algunos copos de nieve en atlanta. el problema serÁn las mÍnimas el domingo en la maÑana en carolina del norte y georgias. las carreteras podrÁn parecer pistas de patinaje. pensilvania y new yo

mike: texas governor greg abbott officially announcing running for reelection.border coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ b mike: these are live images from our southern border. texas governor greg abbott officially announcing he will seek a third term on saturday. likely democratic challenger beto o'rourke is claim to go supporters that border towns don't want a wall. let's go to bill in la joya, texas, for what he is seeing on the ground, hey, bill. bill: hey, mike, good afternoon to you. the border crisis isn't just going to be front and center for texas politics. obviously it's going to be a much bigger picture with the 2022 midterms coming up with republicans looking to seize on what's been happening down here as we go into the second year of president biden's presidency. take a look at this video we shot in la joya yesterday, a little bit of a slower week in rio grande valley, the slowest we have seen since we started coming down here, however, border patrol agents saying the mexican military has been patrolling the other side of the river. they expect things to start picking

liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th jon: greg abbott is officially running forthe announcement from mcallen texas one of the border towns in dated with migrants over the past year. abbott says border safety and security will be a major focus on his campaign, bill melugin live in the way of texas with more. >> good evening is not a coincidence and governor abbott chose mcallen to make his campaign announcement it's one of the epicenters in the rio grande valley during the border crisis at the city with the federal government was releasing tens of thousands of migrants during the peak months the rio grande valley here's a video right here in the way you we mentioned yesterday it's a little bit slower of a week they still been activity reducing smaller groups and more individual runners with the massive groups of families border patrol trying to apprehend people in dhs telling us more than 140,000 apprehensions sense october. if you take a look at the video governor abbott and the rbg the official announcement that he will be seeking another term as texas governor

texas governor greg abbott went after the president over the huge spike in fentanyl coming across the border. something we've talked about before. it is happening in his administration, watch, let's watch this together. >> they have seized enough fentanyl to kill every man, woman and child in all of the states together here combined. that is how deadly this is. doses to kill more than 222 million americans are sweeping our states for one reason only, joe biden does not care that fentanyl is invading our states. >> harris: is somebody covering up the facts for the president? how can he not know this and then not do something? >> the fentanyl crisis is real and it is probably the worst news story of the border crisis. they come from china to mexico and they make the stuff in mexico and it comes across the border and greg abbott, my governor is right. we talk about this a lot. enough has come in. we seized enough just what we've apprehended enough to kill the entire united states population seven times over. this is real. my daughter went through her fifth funeral. she is 25. fifth funer

fÉlix: Éste sÁbado tuvo lugar el gobernador greg abbott hablÓ sobre la prohibiciÓn del programa de alternativase pega del fÉretro. >> Él se encuentra destruido. Él solamente tiene un compaÑero en la cÁrcel. >> sus familiares y amigos trataban de cantar para recordarla. las autoridades la importaron cargos por la adolescente a un hombre que consideran como desamparado. esto es todo de mi parte, regreso al estudio. fÉlix: una niÑa de ocho aÑos muriÓ de un disparo en la cabeza. tambiÉn otro hombre recibiÓ un disparo en la espalda. >> una niÑa deberÍa de morir a pleno dÍa, nadie deberÍa morir a pleno dÍa. tenÍa ocho aÑos y era muy inocente. fÉlix: buscan ahora a los responsables de esta nueva tragedia. maite: quÉ terrible. hay mÁs detalles del cadÁver del bebÉ que fue encontrado en la basura de una prisiÓn en puebla. >> tadeo ayala —— este bebÉ fue introducido para realizar un ritual. es el robo de cuerpos de los cementerios para hacer ciertos rituales y ciertas ofertas. >> en breve determinaremos las responsabilidades que puedan atribuirse en territorio del estado de puebla. >> el menor tenÍa tres

i'll be speaking in an exclusive with texas governor greg abbott on friday morning.us for that interview. the attorneys generals of five states will join us with their reaction of what they see at the border. ken paxton has put together a summit of 12 ags. we'll speak with several of them on tomorrow's program to discuss the wide open border crisis and its impact. stay with us. we've got congressman warren on the other side of this break. back in a minute. i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. careful now. nice! you got it. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. oh dad, the twins are now... ...vegan. i know, i got 'em some of those plant burgers. - nice! - yeah. voya provides guidance for the right investments and helps me be prepared for unexpected events. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. [crowd] yeah! because i do. ok, that was awesome. voya. be confident to and through retirement. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed

al edificio no es confirmado por las autoridades sino que por un tuit del gobernador de texas, greg abbott salvos seguiremos aquí por cualquier información de último momento la vamos a traer por lo pronto regresamos con ustedes al estudio >> fernando gracias por la información de hecho nos llegó la noticia que el hombre falleció a raíz de este incidente la policía de new york desplegó agentes en la cinagoga de la ciudad el despiegue se hace como precaución y no se conoce de amenaza contra ningún objetivo en new york las autoridades intentan determinar si el sospechoso de causarle la mujer a una mujer asiática fue motivado por el odio racial en la estación de (nombre en inglés) instantes antes que el convoyntrara se ata de un cidente nuevo que se suma a una larga luista de otr ocurridos el fondo para la edución dijo que estos ataques dejan (inaudible) una ola de nieve tiene en alerta a la tercera parte de la población del país (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> varios gobernadores han declarado estado de emergencia como el de carolina del sur que dijo que sus resident

el fallo es de esperanza para cientos de detenidos desplegados por la orden del gobernador greg abbottticia telemundo entrevistó abogado inmigrante jesús alberto guzmán cuyo reto la frontera derivó en el veredicto de la juez. >> el procurador de texas calificó de ridícula la decisión de la jueza, indicó que ha fallado en texas al defender sus fronteras. son cientos los migrantes que se han queja de los abusos de policías >> el alguacil del condado real es investigado por obligar a sus agentes a quitarles el dinero a los indocumentados asegura que es parte de la evidencia pero es uno de social a pública a migrantes en la cárcel y sus identificaciones >> no rompieron las credenciales las tiraron y nos mandaron sin papeles al otro lado >> el gobernador dice que suma de 150,000 inmigrantes detenidos en el operativo, sin embargo activistas y abogados creen que el fallo de la jueza puede ser un golpe de revés >> no aplica para todo mundo pero abre la puerta para que se vean varias demandas en contra de estas detenciones >> en migrante ecuatoriano jesús, no tiene antecedentes, será cosa de in

moments later, governor greg abbott tweeting out, prayers have been answered, announcing all hostages were out alive and safe. here's how a police official described what led to the rescue. >> the fbi called out the hostage rescue team, which is an elite hostage rescue force out of quantico, virginia. they immediately when the s.a.c. called, they flew out here. i think they brought 60 or 70 people from washington, d.c. to come and help with this situation. sometime around 9:00 p.m. today, this evening, the hrt, hostage rescue team, breached the synagogue. they rescued the three hostages. and the subject is deceased. >> cnn's ed lavandera was standing about half a kilometer away while the standoff was playing out. he heard that explosion and he filed this report. >> reporter: nearly 11 hours after a suspect entered the beth israel synagogue here in colleyville, texas, we have learned the suspect is dead and that all four of the hostages are alive and well. one of the hostages had been released earlier in the day around 5:00 central time. but law enforcement officials say they have iden

she is coming up in the next hour of "fox & friends." >> ainsley: meeting with greg abbott. headquarter a hero, massive crowds expected to attend the funeral of slain nypd officer jason rivera later this morning. a live report from saint patrick's cathedral is coming up. >> brian: president biden heading to pennsylvania today to promote his infrastructure plans. some prominent keystone dem won't be there. are there more party problems that we know of? ♪ ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! thirty-four miles per hour! new personal record, limu! [limu emu squawks] he'll be back. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i l

what are your thoughts on greg abbott saying that the hostages weren't hurt and they were released? >> he's right. that's pretty simple, they were released and it was i heard one of your other guests and a lot of good points. i don't think this was luck. i think it is preparation. i commanded the fbi division here in texas. and commanded the fbi hostage rescue team i'm for familiar the way these things go and video respond and police officers and negotiators which is probably a combination of local police and fbi agents just did a really good job. and man, prayer more than luck, but it is a good thing, it is a good day for our community, and i'm glad this son of a bitch didn't go ahead and kill people and say we have to get ready that's an understatement that's exactly right. and every religious institution in the country should do these things but surveys, by developing planning and bringings law enforcement in to particularize themselves for their facility and it is -- starting to happen. but not nearly enough. >> you said it was you didn't think it was luck that preparation are y

the national guard troops deployed on governor greg abbott's operation lone star are operating under state active duty status. while those reports of what is known are really deeply a ie alarming i'm concerned what about is known, including concerns about conditions that might further sexual harassment and sexual assault as sell. are there mechanisms that the bureau can use to conduct investigation, over sight and prosecutions of these missions when our service members have been subjected to really alarming and shocking conditions such as those under operation lone star. >> when we hear reports like that, we take every single one seriously. we reach out to the leadership within that state to ask if they need help with anything or where they are finding shortcomings. we always try to do everything we can to support them. specifically to that, i would like to hand it over to genre, some impications on what they can do to help. >> thank you. this is one of those issues where i think the national guard, we have to be very specific in obviously the status of each member is important in ho

texas governor greg abbott and i are teaming up to form the american governor's -- governors border strikeorce, a commitment between states to do what the biden administration is unwilling to do, patrol and secure our border. [end video clip] host: with immigration and border issues might be a concern where you live and there might be other issues as well. tell us your major issue. this is from ithaca, new york. a major issue in his state. morning. caller: good morning. and, happy dr. king day to you. all of our listeners as well, and before i begin, i would love to thank all of the people behind the scenes that put each and all of us on no matter where we come from and whatever we think or believe, and our debt to them over all of these years at c-span. as pastor michael vincent crea, born in staten island, living in ithaca, new york, i am pleased that we have a governor who appears to have both be an elected and even prior to taking the office as lieutenant governor has had ethics and her own individual initiatives. there are a few things i would like to address that not only affect new

daily basis. >> thank you so much general for the national guard troops deployed under governor greg abbott'se star are acting on active duty status of my those reports of what is known are deeply alarming and i'm concerned about what is not yet known and what may not be public including concerned i have around conditions that might further sexual harassment and sexual assault as well. other mechanisms that the bureau can use to conduct investigations, oversight and prosecutions of these missions when our servicemembers have been subjected to alarming and shocking conditions such as those under operation lone star? >> congresswoman in this case when we hear reports like that we takee every single one very seriously and we reach out to the leadership within that state and ask if they need help with anything or if there are shortcomings. we do everything to support them is specifically i would like to add some potential legal implications on what they can do toto help. >> thank you sir. this is one of those issues where i think theit national guard, we have too be very specific in how and when

however, some governors, including florida's ron desantis and texas is greg abbott remain supporters of those antibody treatments. >> the fda, meanwhile, has extended the use of the antiviral drug remdesivir for treatment of mild to moderate covid-19 symptoms. the medicine received emergency use authorization in the 1st half of 2020 back. then it was only for folks in hospitals with severe covid-19 symptoms later that year was approved for anyone over the age of 12 that was hospitalized friday. the agency expanded again to include everyone who tests positive, but he's not hospitalized but is suffering from mild to moderate symptoms and is at high risk of severe illness. patients can get the medicine through an iv for a period of 3 days. >> people gathered on the steps of the lincoln monument in washington, dc this morning to protest nationwide vaccine mandates. that's according to the event. organizers. most of the crowd was unmasked and several guest speakers attempting to undermine the science of vaccines. police say no arrests were made and no significant incidents were reported d

. >> reporter: governor greg abbott at first vetoed the law, then signed a new version after he was hit by a flood of tweets with the hashtag #abbotthatesdogs a new law in nevada makes it illegal for insurance companies to deny insurance to homeowners based on the breed of dogs they have in washington state, home to tech giants, a new law requires anyone selling a house to disclose whether the property has internet service florida will require child care providers to install alarms in any car, bus, or van to alert drivers to make sure everyone is out before locking up, to reduce deaths from children stuck in hot cars. >> it's going to be maybe a financial burden, we don't know yet. but if it's going to keep children safe, save lives, we'll do it. >> reporter: oregon says cheers by allowing the sale of cocktails to go, even after the pandemic ends >> we do need to improve upon that portion of our business certainly we'll be doing so in the future >> reporter: drinks must be sold in a sealed container to be opened at home, where they can help toast the new year pete williams, nbc news, wa

texas governor greg abbott was on foxbusiness this morning.deral government should be doing, securing the border. >> deploying more resources to the border, texas taxpayers alone in the next two years spending $3 billion to secure the border, more than with the federal government is spending. >> reporter: this as the biden administration fails to keep illegal border crossers out, new fox video shows dozens of single males being released into communities across america. the white house with new reaction defending the saying they're using technology to track them. 80% of noncitizens released from dhs prosecutor -- receive notice to appear or are within their window to report and anyone who fails to report may be prioritized. through this process these individuals are monitored by an ankle bracelet or similar technology. they may be being monitored with an ankle bracelet but that does not prevent individuals from committing crimes which is what we had given rabbit say is plaguing border town ranches and neighborhoods, being vandalized and burglar

texas national guard through an operation called operation phones are headed by texas governor greg abbottand i am hoping for separate hearing around some of the really alarming reports about increased suicides and deplorable living conditions, the lack of pay etc. it is my hope that is subcommittee and her committee as a whole, approaches these issues inn the same bipartisan manner that we have approached madam chair harassment and assault and with that, i would like to ask you a couple of questions just to clarify, can you please describe the relationship the bureau the national guard of each state has ended in what ways does that relationship hinder the durability to exercise full oversight investigations and prosecutions. >> the relationship, all 54 communicative on a regular basis to make sure that they are with all of the service requirements but in the army and in the air force and when there's a gap, we try to feel that to keep the national guard through the instructions and also the policies. so when we look at the state is almost that they are commanders of the national guard. wh

. >> governor greg abbott first vetoed the law and then signed a new version after he was hit by a floodnew law in nevada makes it illegal for insurance companies to deny coverage to homeowners based on the breed of dogs they have in washington state, home to tech giants, a new law requires anyone selling a house to disclose whether the property has internet service florida will now require child care providers to install alarms in any car, bus, or van that will alert drivers to make sure everyone is out before locking up to reduce deaths from children stuck in hot cars >> it's going to be maybe a financial burden we don't really know yet but if it's going to keep the children safe and save lives, we'll do it. >> reporter: and oregon says cheers by allowing the sale of cocktails to go even after the pandemic ends. >> we do need to improve upon that portion of our business and certainly will be doing so in the future. >> reporter: drinks must be sold in a sealed container to be opened at ho >>> right now at 4:30, the u.s. quickly hitting a new milestone as coronavirus cases continue to ju

texas governor greg abbott and i are teaming up to form the american governor's border strike force, commitment between states to do what the biden administration is unwilling to do, patrol and secure our border. [applause] fourth, the wall and physical barriers. they work. representatives joanne osborne and tim dunn and senator sine kerr were with me in yuma a few weeks ago and we saw it first hand, people walking across a wide-open and unprotected border. our border is a patchwork of federal, state, tribal and private lands. where arizona can add physical barriers to the border, we will. but if the entire southern border isn't secure, neither is our nation. so fifth, i'm calling on our united states senators to join this fight to secure our border. no member of the arizona congressional delegation that actually cares about the safety of our communities should vote yes on any legislation until the president agrees to language that does the following: secures our border with a wall, a physical barrier and virtual surveillance; increases resources to the local communities that have be

greg abbott pleading the texas department of sub public safety is on the scene of the hostage situationtexas working with local and federal teams to achieve the best and safest outcome as they continue to monitor the situation and police received a call 10:41 a.m., less than an hour in to the streaming services of shabbat, local religious services there that happen every saturday morning, live streams state up for hours. you can hear the hostage taker sometimes even angrily reportedly mentioning his sister, telegram report set a few times, he didn't want to hurt anyone and repeated that he believes he's going to die. there are some people we've been able to speak to some people on the ground, let this into some folks listen. >> incredibly concerned about rabbi charlie and his congregants. and clearly concerned about this. this is literally happening in our backyard. >> making sure everybody understands the community in this time. reporter: rabbi has been the full-time rabbi since 2006. in his bio on the website he says he remains completely in love with his wife, simply adores his two d

the governor of texas, greg abbott, tweeted...sing and talking about the pakistani neuroscientist aafia siddiqui, who is serving an 86 year prison sentence in texas for shooting at soldiers and fbi agents in afghanistan. aaifia siddiqui's family said the man was not related to the jailed scientist. the authorities say there is no evidence to suggest an ongoing threat, and that an investigation will continue to try to establish the suspect�*s motives. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. details are emerging of the powerful impact of the volcanic eruption that has triggered tsunami warnings across the pacific ocean. the underwater eruption caused metre—high walls of water to crash into tonga and fiji. in a moment we'll cross to fiji for the very latest, but first here's the bbc�*s russell trott on how the volcano sent shock waves around the world. the tsunami left a trail of destruction across tonga's archipelago. many parts are completely covered in ash. with communications down, neighbouring countries are frantically trying to mak

only scheduled one after trump announced that he would be visiting the border with texas governor greg abbott. but the actual criticism for biden, from all sides of the aisle amped up over his decision to abruptly pull american troops from afghanistan, which resulted in a taliban takeover. it was timed and this war. and now some analysts say we can expect a more vocal precedent in the coming year, harvet avenue, choir conversations with members of congress for the last 2 months. i've target be quiet during this news conference last week by didn't irving the senate to change filibuster rules which would allow the passage of to voting rights bill. freedom to vote, act and little john lewis, advancement news at 79 years old. bite and ranks as the oldest president of the united states long before his decision about afghanistan, critics abide and also questioned his mental fitness for office from congestion at the ports, inflation to large spending bills, a new gallop poll finds biden's approval rating at a new low of 40 percent reporting from los angeles and hospice suites r t. okay. the presiden

we know the governor greg abbott tweeted, prayers are being answered. one of the hogs tadges has been released uninjured. i talked with the colleyville mayor and offered the full assistance of the state of texas. one of the hostages is a rabbi. that's rabbi charlie cintron walker. he's known as having a wife and two daughters. he's known for his inner faith efforts with muslims in texas, and somebody who is very welcoming. this is what some people said down there. this is the vice president of the anti-defamation league who spoke about the rabbi. >> we are concerned about rabbi charlie walker. this is happening literally in the backyard. reporter: we know this was a live real shabbat. a ridge service that began at 10:00 a.m. local time as it iser say day. 10:1 a phone call came in to local police. but the live stream stayed up until 2:00 local time. in that live stream people were able to hear this man sometimes angry ranting and raving about islam, his sister, how he has children and he expects to die today. that's what we heard from that live stream.

and 7 states, the conservative texas leads the way always a safe bet for republicans. governor greg abbott wants to stay that way. he proudly presents the latest reform to texas is already strict electoral law for india. and there you go, and i'm going to get a whole different crystal mason, her 1st hand experience. she served a prison sentence for tax broad a decade ago. what were out on parole? she wanted to vote. no one told her she couldn't. although she was only able to cast a provisional ballad, which was never counted, a judge sentenced her to 5 years and prisoner for voter fraud. she appealed, and the case is still pending. she has been a voting rights activist ever since, supported by her entire family. i to the hey, i have to have you out of state focus. okay. we're not talking, we're not, we're, we're not my in when i don't like what we're doing. we're trying to get rid of people legally get our information. so please say focus. not everybody. i want we want in texas and many other you are states, criminal records make voting difficult. many enlist predominantly black neighborho

greg abbott tweeted recently, but nothing in terms of a specific update other than he talked to the colleyville full assistance of texas. and they have the full assistance of the united states government. jon: merrick garland, the nation's chief law enforcement officer as the attorney general has been briefed on this, as well as the president as we understand from his press secretary jen psaki. he is monitoring the situation from his home in delaware where he's spending the weekend. you talk about how beloved this rabbi was. there were 8,000 people watching the facebook stream of the services. that with tell you this congregation and this rabbi developed quite a following. the live stream can go anywhere around the world, so perhaps even nationally and worldwide. >> i think part of that -- i major does have a following -- but i believe the 8,000 number reported, i think that was the number of everybody -- when news started coming out there was a situation, i think hundreds and thousands of people began to follow that stream to see what was happening. that live stream happening this morning at 1

greg abbott requiring more testing sites and personnel. michigan, hospitals are overwhelmed. >> there are a lot of patients on ventilators. long wait times in our emergency department. >> waiting hours for icu beds to open up. >> they are younger, many do not have pre-existing conditions, we have so many in the icu that we are pulling extra shifts and coming in extra days to work. >> covid climbs to an all-time high, the fda could authorize boosters for 12-15-year-olds as soon as possible. offering extra protection for school aged kids. some are bracing for a potential spike in cases as students return to school this week. >> we are having this, here we go again, kind of moment. it is better to be safe than sorry and keep the masks on. >> prompting schools in atlanta and in new york city to welcome the back online. many schools in new jersey are going to remote learning. in california, the castro valley unified school district passing out testing kits to parents so that all students can test before classes start on monday. >> we want to ma

. >> ashley: governor greg abbott asked 12 states attorneys general to come to brief og security heldters. back to you guys. >> carley: thank you. biden administration struggles with that, gop pack is helping to help republicans take back the house in november. winning for women now endorsing amanda tkin necessary kansas and lisa sheller as part of third round of endorsements. two candidates, are joining me, along with lisa mcclain. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> carley: congresswoman mcclain, it is about getting republicans back to regain the house in november, is that going to happen? >> lisa: absolutely, it is going to happen. i look forward to it. i think the administration and their policies, progressives, extreme policies are really waking up americans to really what is going on and the more we can get women, competent women like the two candidates we have right now into congress, it brings a different lens to the equation, which i think is extremely exciteing and one thing all these horrible lestist policies, defund police, border crisis, espec

always a safe bet for republicans. governor greg abbott wants to stay that way. he proudly presents the latest reform to texas is already strict electoral law for india and there you go and i'm going to get a whole different crystal mason, her 1st hand experience. she served a prison sentence for tax fraud a decade ago. what were out on parole? she wanted to vote. no one told her she couldn't. and although she was only able to cast provisional ballot, which was never counted, a judge on her to 5 years in prison for a voter fraud, she appealed. and the case is still pending. she's been a voting rights activist ever since supported by her entire family. i have to have you out. okay. i have to have to say focus okay. we're not talking, we're not, we're not, we're not. what we're doing is we're trying to get people to get out information. so police, they focus, we're doing not. everybody wants to do this, and many other us state criminal records make voting difficult. many in this predominantly black neighborhood of fort worth are affected. the 46 year old believes t