it is hard for me to imagine as somebody that did not sit a single day in that trial that greg abbotte or understanding of why that jury came to the decision, which is why i feel strongly that this is a mistake by governor abbott. this case took two weeks of the liberations. i can't imagine anyone who sat there or did not sit there those two weeks could have a fair analysis of what happened. amy: rick cofer, you're the former assistant district attorney for travis county, now a defense attorney. if you can talk about the significance of the governor's weighing in right after the murder conviction, before the sentencing, and what this means? >> this is unprecedented in texas legal history, which is what makes it so shocking. i was initially surprised by the verdict in the perry case. widely, it was considered a strong self-defense claim that the district attorney was likely to lose, but trials can go any number of directions. the jury found perry guilty. that is one thing. last year, the governor pardoned seven people. the year before that, two. you are more likely to be struck by ligh

it's so obviously unjust then i, we expand and petition to the governor of greg abbott to come on the governo greg abbott's office told us that he can't make it, and tha we should talk to the attorney general of texas, ken paxton instead. what is craig's a bit position >> less than 24 hours after th heard on fox, governor abbot announced his intentions t pursue a pardon for perry. it's a latest example of a really chilling trend among th political right to excuse or embrace deadly right vigilantes there's a real argument amon conservatives that they should first of all, be able to affor guns and then quickly use thos guns to shoot protesters, shoo liberals, and that it should b illegal to do so it's that they're greg abbot appears to be effectivel endorsing now. sarah jones is a senior writer at new york magazine her latest piece on th frightening trend is titled th united states of vigilantes. she does banal i'm always a big fan of your writing. how did this case become thi sort of cost select? >> i think because there wer so many parallels to the cas of kyle rittenhouse from several

demonstrator but governor greg abbott is intervening wants important. we have startling new information tonight, and police respond to a call for help and opened fire, killing a man, but they were at the wrong address. stories and more coming up here in the cnn mystery. introducing the sleep number climate 3 60 smart bet only smart but in the world that actively cools. warms. and effortlessly responds to both of you are smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quaty sleep only from sleep number. jill and i've lo £56 on goal. oh very. and i've lt £42 and our team is she tells me to do something i usually jump on board was doable. it's realistic and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. let's have you surrounded. take your lawn back with scotts turf builder to ripple action. it gets jobs done at once. swedes prevents cab gas keeps it growing strong. get a bag of scots triple action today it's guaranteed feed it, and there he is. chaz directly self crowned pickleball king. do you just bow down? no you dethrone the king p

but republican governor greg abbott condemned the verdict.rk as swiftly as texas law allows towards a pardon, adding that -- texas has one of the strongest stand your ground laws of self-defense that cannot be nullified by a jury. foster was marching in a black lives matter demonstration when perry ran a red light and turned onto the street in downtown austin. both men were armed. protester surrounded perry's car and he fired five shots, killing foster. his attorneys argued he shot in self defense after foster pointed his gun claim first, eyewitnesses disputed in court. in the weeks leadingp to the violence, perry had expressed opposition to the nationwide protests. he texted a friend, "i might have to kill a few people on my way to work, they are rioting outside my apartment complex." >> this is a legal atrocity, it's so obviously unjust. >> since the conviction, fox host tucker carlson has championed perry's case on his primetime program and pressured abbott to intervene -- >> we wanted to ask if he was considering a pardon for daniel perry

but now all eyes are on texas governor greg abbott, who is looking to pardon perry under state law. >you describe his determination to have daniel. pardon? >> well, i think the governor's demand that esther perry be pardoned really undermines the rule of law here in the state of texas and it threatens the public safety of our community. vehicle less than 24 hours after unanimous jury announced a guilty verdict, governor abbott took to twitter about writing texas is one of the strongest and your ground laws of self-defense that cannot be nullified by a jury or a progressive district attorney. adding i have made that request and instructed the board to expedite its review. i look forward to approving the board's pardon recommendation as soon as it hits my desk. >> to see that it to just have that taken away, i can't understand. it just seems like a political stunt for him to get political points. >> these jurors heard all of the arguments the governor is making and they ruled that self-defense does not apply. this should not be a political discourse, this should not be we like this defe

texas governor greg abbott may pardon a man convicted in the fatal shooting of a black lives matter.rotester even as unsealed documents reportedly show his history of racist comments. booooking .com i'm gog to somomewhere. anynywhere beach housuse a treehouse. honestly i don't care. hello humidity hotel with a sexy garden architect, tiny home with aggressive leg hair somewhere. everywhere. as long as they have child, okay? king .com bookingot yeah is better way to remodel your tub, custom made water, tight fit and high quality materials mean a beautiful tub and a great value that fitter it just fits better .com to book your free consultation. i think i'm ready for this. yeah the trade. you're ready for anything. marriage kids college, moving back in after college. finally we can eat. you know you make me won't we looked around and said, wait a minute. this isn't even our stroller. you live with your parents, but you want a house in the metaverse. cool i don't get it. here's to getting financially ready for anything to being single and ready to mingle. who's ready to chat to my mental

that is greg abbott's position. there's no right of self-defense in texas. we're going to keep trying to reach the governor of texas, get his views on that and the attorney general for that matter. well, rioters including two elected democrats shut down the tennessee state house last week. looked like what they call an insurrection on cnn. so the republicans in the state house expelled the democrats that participated in this insurrection. one republican joins us who voted for their removal. that's coming up. >> tucker: last week rioters stormed the tennessee state house. they shut down the government in the name of child genital mutilation and gun seizures. some of the rioters attacked police officers. republicans held democrats to their own standard. this was an insurrection and that's not allowed so they expelled two democratic party representatives that participated in the insurrection. yesterday one of the lawmakers, justin jones, attacked a republican representative, of course, on the basis of his race. >> what i told you was what you just exhibited as

why governor greg abbott is getting involved. [ cheers ] >>> king of the green. jon rahm wins his first-ever masters tournament. the historic feat he accomplished along the way. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. we begin with the issue of abortion rights which could be headed back to the supreme court. at the center of the debate the fda-approved drug mifepristone. friday two federal judges issued conflicting rulings over access to the abortion pill. now after more than 20 years, its availability in the u.s. could be in jeopardy. jarred hill is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, wendy. for now people can still access mifepristone despite the ruling out of texas. the long-term future is uncertain as cases work their way through the courts. the white house considering defying the judge's order if it has to. the white house is preparing to fight a texas federal judge's ruling that seeks to invalidate the fda's approval of the abortion pill mifepristone. the secretary of health and human se

arthel: eric, coming up at the op of the hour, texas governor greg abbott is planning to pardon an armyergeant convicted of murdering a black lives matter prost ther. de-- protester. and a brand new hour of "fox news live" coming up next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic, plant-based fiber. with the same amount of fiber as 2 cups of broccoli. metamucil gummies the easy way to get your daily fiber. it's pods biggest sale of the year! save up to 30% on moving and storage until april 17th. and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves nationwide. save up to 30% now until april 17th. visit pods.com today! arthel: texas governor if greg abbott says he plans to pardon if an army sergeant convicted of shooting and culling a black -- killing a black lives matter protester during a rally in the summer of 020 the. welcome to the a brand new hour of "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. s the easter sunday, so i say happy easter. hi, eric. eric: hap

texas governor greg abbott said yesterday he would pardon a man just found guilty of killing an armed protester at a black lives matter demonstration. at the heart of it all the state's stand your ground law dana griffin reports >> reporter: tonight controversy in texas after governor greg abbott called for the pardon of u.s. army sergeant daniel perry who shot and killed air force veteran garrett foster during this july, 2020, black lives matter protest in austin. nearly three years after his death, justice came friday for garrett's fiancee and the foster family. >> guilty of murder. >> reporter: his fiancee writing on instagram, i love you and miss you so much. >> this is extremely wrong. that's all i have to say right now. >> reporter: perry has maintained the shooting was self-defense >> i saw him raise his weapon >> reporter: foster was openly carrying an ak-47 during the protest, which is legal in the state perry's defense arguing the shooting was justified under the state's stand your ground law, but witnesses say perry was the instigator. >> the driver of this vehicle intentio

governor greg abbott announced plans to pardon a convicted murderer just one day after the convictionocuments just released show that convicted murderer daniel perry compared the black lives matter movement to a zoo full of monkeys. and talked about his desire to kill someone, and that's exactly what a jury found him guilty of the murder of 28 year old garrett foster at a black lives matter. protests in 2020, you'll hear from garrett foster's mother and longtime partner in just a moment and we'll dig into what could be motivating governor greg abbott to take on this case, but let's begin with cnn's ed lavandera on the shooter's vile messages, which were not shown to the jury. black lives matter. protests erupted around the country in the summer of 2020 newly released court documents reveal daniel perry intensely watched the chaos quickly becoming angry in a social media post. he described the protesters as a zoo full of monkeys. the unsealed documents include 76 pages of social media postings and text messages. most of these details were not shown to the jury that convicted the army s

black lives matter rally texas governor greg abbott now wants to pardon him tonight , though, is the man's social media postings come to light and newly unsealed court documents include racist comments he made about killing protesters. the question is, will that sway the governor? i'm joey. i'm anita. and this is our real ring story . one time when i was out of town, my husband collapsed. i got notified right away and got him to help you needed rain helped save my life learned more at ring .com. his hair loss impacting your life, never in a million years to ever think that something like that could happen to me together is nourished and capellas laser hair regrowth caps complement each other helping stop your hair loss using clinically proven science and technology like our pro s one it uses 304 medical grade laser diodes to envelope your scalp and red light that helps stimulate hair growth in just six minutes a day when used daily. exclusive offers and to find out more, go to computers .com forward slash tv today. what happened in waco affected all of us, it affected the entire coun

black lives matter rally texas governor greg abbott now wants to pardon him tonight , though, is the man's social media postings come to light and newly unsealed court documents include racist comments he made about killing protesters. the question is well, that's where the governor. this electricic feels different. because it's powered by the most potent source of energy. there is you. this is the lexus variety of electrification, inspired by have to waco affected all of us . it affected the entire country . the government refuses to take responsibility for its actions. david koresh, he was never gonna surrender. somebody has to fight back. they talk about a holy war that's coming, realize who we are. we helped create the monster. we're trying to stop. booking .com i'm going to somewhere anywhere. beach house a treehouse. honestly i don't care. hello humidity hotel with a sexy garden landscape architect, tiny home with aggressive leg somewhere. anywhere. as long as they have child, okay? king .com booking dot yeah, overactive bladder or maybe can change your world like going hiking

malcolm before texas governor greg abbott announcing the measures of the border in an effort to try tock down on america's opioid crisis. discusses efforts the deadly effects of fentanyl at the one pill kills drug prevention summit held in austin. matt finn live in eagle pass, texas on this and the efforts to stop the flow across the border, hey matt. >> hi eric. here, right at the border eagle past it has been a rather slow week we saw a group of about one or 40 being rescued from the river much earlier this week on monday but since it is been rather slow in terms of the larger groups it's an interesting time because the rivers very high am to be very fast so it is very dangerous to try to cross. and also believe it or not we are being told perhaps the holy week is being honored. all across the southern border, border patrol law enforcement are still catching illegal migrants crossing into the night states affect over the state of arizona border patrol there said agents this week caught migrants covered in tm sheets in an effort to blend in with the desert floor after illegally crossi

texas governor greg abbott now working to pardon perry saying he acted within his legal rights citing's stand your ground law. progressive travis county d.a. jose garza calling out it abbott wants in our legal system a jury gets to decide whether a defendant is guilty or innocent. not the governor. the governor's statement that he will intervene in the legal proceedings surrounding the death of garrett foster is troubling. dan patrick is slamming perry's conviction calling this a total breakdown of our system of justice. >> one thing to have law and order breakdown in our streets. to have law and order break join in the justice system. he should have never been charged with murder. the detective says there was evidence that would probably not have had him indicted. the detective argue wnd the d.a. over. this but, when you have the justice system break down at the d.a. level and the court level, when a country tri -- can't believe in the justice system. that's the beginning of the end of a country. >> without pardon or appeal daniel perry is facing life in prison. >> lisa: terrifying.

so that is greg abbott's position. there is no right of self defense in texas. do you think criticism like that played a role in the decision that governor abbott has made here? well you know, caitlyn makes our criminal justice system just is people. it is the fact that in our democracy it is the people who have the final word through their service on grand juries through their service on juries and what the governor has said today. what he said over the weekend is that those people don't matter, and it is deeply troubling that someone like tucker carlson may have more power in the state of texas and the people who live here and serve in our community. district attorney jose garza will wait for that sentencing date to be set to what happens there. thank you for your time tonight. thank you. you know the district attorney. you've spoken with him before? i wonder what you make of the position that they're in. and the idea that you know, legal experts are saying, if this party goes forward, it does erode the justice system in texas. it's not just that garza is one o

texas governor greg abbott believes perry acted in self-defense. he says he's working as swiftly as texas law allows regarding the pardon of sergeant perry. he blamed foster's murder conviction -- perry's murder conviction, rather, on progressive prosecutors. in a statement he said, quote: texas has one of the strongest sand your ground laws of self-defense that cannot be nullified by a jury or a progressive district attorney. he also said additionally, i have priorize thed reining in rogue district the attorneys and the texas legislature is working on laws to achieve that goal. now, perry was found not guilty on his second charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. the judge said sentencing on this case could start as early as tuesday, and perry faces life in prison for this murder conviction. eric? eric all right, christina, thank you. ing arthel? arthel: eric, investigators in minnesota say the disappearance of a 26-year-old woman is suspicious, quote, and her family is begging the public for help. madeleine kingsbury went missing in win

still to come on the "newshour," texas governor greg abbott seeks to pardon a man who killed a blacktter protester. the u.n. sounds the alarm on the dire conditions in drought-ridden somalia. millions are at risk of losing medcaid coverage as a pandemic-era program ends. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from wbt a studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: the cntry is closely watching how the battle over abortion medication unfolds in federal courts later this week. that follows a decision by a federal judge in texas to overturn the fda's longstanding approval of the abortion medication, mifepristone. but there's also concern about what that ruling could mean for the drug approval process in geral. to talk about what's at stake, i'm joined by dr. joshua sharfstein. he's a professor at johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health and former principal deputy commissioner of the food and drug administration. thank you and welcome. you wrote in an op-ed for the new york times, that you found the

tonight texas governor greg abbott, aiming to pardon a man convicted of murder. for this 2020 fatal austin shooting caught on video , you can hear a series of shots as the gunman. army sergeant daniel perry killed 28 year old air force veteran garrett foster , who was armed with an ak 47, protesting against police brutality and racial injustice guilty of the offensive murders with a counselor who pleaded not guilty and claim self defense, breaking down in tears after a jury convicted him of murder on friday. but just one day later requested the state board of pardons and paroles grand perry a pardon suggesting the shooting fell. understand your ground laws tweeting. i look forward to approving the board's pardon as soon as it hits my desk by refusing to accept the valid judgment of a criminal jury here in travis county. the governor has undermined our rule of law in the state of texas, according to evidence prosecutors presented in court perry posted on social media about his desire to shoot protesters. the three had the opportunity to evaluate all of the evidenc

. >>> plus texas governor greg abbott over a protest in a black lives matter demonstration we'll have and more and a check on the weather when we come back. a ballet studio, an architecture firm... and homemade barbeque sauce. they're called 'small businesses.' but to the people who build them there's nothing 'small' about them. that's why at t-mobile for business... you'll save more than $1,000 versus verizon. morning about leaked pentagon we'll never raise your rate plan. so you can keep your focus on toe-turns and making sure the sauce is extra spicy. at t-mobile, there are no small businesses. ♪♪ [tap tap] my secret to beating sniff checks? secret dry spray. just spray and stay fresh all day. my turn. secret actually fights odor. and it's aluminum free. hours later, still fresh. secret works. ♪♪ allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good! age is just a number, and mine's

well, governor greg abbott points to self defense to the standard ground laws in texas. but it is important to go back to the beginning of all of this. you mentioned this black lives matter. protests in austin, texas, in 2020 and daniel perry was working as a rideshare driver when he encountered these protesters. specifically you mentioned garrett foster. he was 28 years old at the time. that's him that you're seeing right now on the video, and he was carrying an ak 47, perry's defense attorney says that when these two men encountered each other faster, raised his ak 47, the defense attorney, says that perry essentially felt his life was in jeopardy. and that's why he took the handgun that was in his car and shot and killed faster. now the district attorney in travis county, saying that this was not self defense, saying that this was murder and their witnesses that say that this was intentional, of course, the defense saying this was self defense, but the jury here agreed with the district attorney. he was convicted of murder on friday. then a day later, just yesterday ,

greg abbott is trying to win political points off of this pardon just about a couple miles away fromre this killin happened that was on the city council a the time, and it was really, really devastating and the challenging time and the jury deliberated o this case for two days after listening to two weeks worth o witnesses, and unanimously had a conviction for murder. and when tucker carlson went o tv and said governor abbot needs to pardon this perso because they shot a black live matter protester, governor abbott sprung into action, and issued this pardon and i think he's committed t that just like he's been committed to not springing int action on gun violence issue for the children in uvalde and those teachers that were killed he is the same governor that passed permit-less carry is the same governor tha passed open carry, so that there's folks walking around with these weapons of war. these supposedly law and order republicans can never, again save an equal justice system or for public safety, or for accountability, after things like this pardon from governor abbott, after the a

texas governor greg abbott is pledging to pardon. army sergeant daniel perry was convicted of murder for shooting a black lives matter. protester at a rally in the summer of 2020 and perry's lawyers argued that he had the right to open fire after one demonstrator raising assault rifle at him boxes. christina coleman has that story. texas governor greg abbott says he's working as swiftly as texas law allows regarding the pardon of sergeant daniel perry and travis county jury convicted perry of murder for killing airfares veteran garrett foster a black lives matter, protester, perry says he fired in self defense, claiming protesters surrounded his car while he was driving through downtown austin. perry's lawyers argue he had the right to open fire, claiming foster raised an ak 47 at him. however some eyewitnesses disputed perry's claims. they testify that foster did not raise an assault rifle at perry, foster's father spoke to the media after the jury reached a guilty verdict on friday, happy with the verdict. yeah. very sorry for his

the texas pardons board is weighing governor greg abbott's requested pardon a convicted murderer whohot and killed the black lives matter. protester in 2020 as we reported newly unsealed court documents reveal that this man convicted of murder army sergeant daniel perry shared several racist and violent comments on social media , including facebook message months before the shooting. we told a friend he quote might have to kill a few people who he claimed were rioting outside his apartment. he also compared the black lives matter movement to a zoo full of monkeys, quote travis county jury convicted perry. but after pressure from fox host tucker carlson, among others, republican governor greg abbott asked the texas pardons board for an expedited review of perry's case. joining me now is the travis county district attorney jose garza. garza appreciate you being with us in your legal career. have you ever heard of governor seeking a pardon for someone who just been convicted of murder by a jury and before sentencing even occurred? it's good to be with you, anderson and please call me jo

the family of garrett foster is calling for texas officials to deny governor greg abbott's request to pardon the man convicted of killing him. foster was shot to death while protesting at a 2020 black lives matter rally in texas, daniel perry was found guilty just over a week ago and has yet to be sentenced, but newly unsealed documents not shown to the jury revealed that he described himself as a racist and talked on social media about killing people. cnn's ed lavandera has the story. when black lives matter. protests erupted around the country in the summer of 2020 newly released, court documents revealed daniel perry intensely watched the chaos quickly becoming angry and a social media post. he described the protesters as a zoo full of monkeys. the unsealed documents include 76 pages of social media postings and text messages. most of these details were not shown to the jury that convicted the army sergeant of murdering protester garrett foster and raises new questions about why texas governor greg abbott is rushing a push to pardon this convicted murderer. foster's family and long

and just ahead tonight we'll hear why texas governor greg abbott is trying to pardon a man convicted of murder before he is even sentenced. you're doing business in a an app driven multi cloloud world. that's why you choose vm ware with flexible m multi cloud services that enable d digital innovation and enterprise control helps you keep your cloud options open. long hair were easy. evyone would do it as well as true green. does it true green online tools, help ensure your custom treatment works to deliver a greener, healthier law guaranteed. it's time to trust your experts at true green go online today. oh ah, it was me the whole time. well done, man. snapshot from progressive. you get a personalized discount for being a safe driver snaps our savings. don't worry. professionals customize and install systems. do you think featuring google nest products for any kind of home? so you have no worries brought to you by a d t. morgan stanley old school hard work. both new thinking. partnering to unlock new ideas to create new legacies to transform a company. industry economy generation bec

it comes with texas governor greg abbott seeks to overturn the conviction. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nonothing beats it. new pron aml active shield actively shields the enamel t to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer fory patients. it really works.hen you really need to sleep, you reach forhe really good stuff. z equals ultra hel you sleep better and longer when you need it most. it not habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil equal ultra, when you really, really need to sleep. ladies and gentlemen, you know him? well, master of the sword maestro of the boat. true son of france. revolution begin. chevalier 13 can't calculate our total taxes. sales tax, real estate credits solar incentives and we have no way to integrate all that. no but video does. no, no bdo. hi hello there like some lemonade $5 please enough inflation undo inflation with dish tv bill every month for three years. i chain issues three year tv price guarantee only from dish small to medium sized busin

texas governor greg abbott is pushing that states patrol parole board to recommend a pardon for daniel perry. he is the army sergeant who was convicted of murder on friday for shooting and killing a protester during a black lives matter. demonstration in 2020. this is what abbott tweeted on saturday. i'm working as swiftly as texas law allows regarding the pardon of sergeant perry. i'd lavender joined us. from dallas with more so it has to go through this process. i wonder how the victim's family is responding because this this happened right after the jury verdict came in. yes all of this happening very quickly. in fact , this trial isn't even fully over yet. they're entering the sentencing phase in the district attorney in austin, texas, says that the government the intervention from governor greg abbott, in this case already is quote deeply troubling. guilty of the offense of murder and austin jury convicted daniel perry on friday for the murder of garrett foster. the army sergeant broke down after hearing the verdict. perry shot and killed foster during a black lives matter protest

. >> brian: greg abbott push to pardon an army sergeant. paxtons there should never have been a -- >> lisa: move over james patterson, there is a new writer in the family, sue patterson and she will join us to talk about her debut album -- no, sorry. ♪ out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. hey, dad. i got an a on my book report. that's cool. and i went for a walk in the woods and i didn't get a single flea or tick on me. you are just the best. -right? i'm great. -you are great. oh, brother. this flea and tick season, trust america's #1 pet pharmacy. chewy. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wir

now governor, greg abbott is asking for this process to go quickly to be expedited. we'll see what happens. of course, there is going to be a lot of opposition on the side of the d a. and those who are really trying to support the foster family through all of this gym. alright camilo bernal. thank you very much still ahead new polling on former president donald trump, and whether all the legal chaos he's caught up in his shaping voters. opinions plus 4 17. that's how many 417 that's how many anti lgbtq bills have been reportedly introduced across the u. s. already this year. we'll look at where and why this is happening. we'll talk about it. that's coming up your live in the cnn newsroom. do theheir fragging seeds in the onion bag . you don't get it. do you go all in the limited slip diff lets you hammer the throttle sports sedan. choosing miracle ear s a great decision. like when decided to host family movie nights. miracle ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and help me find the right de

libertad condicional de texas iniciÓ una investigaciÓn en respuesta a la peticiÓn del gobernador greg abbottcusado es culpable. leÓn: mÁs de 250 ejecutivos de la industria farmacÉutica dijeron que un juez ignora los precedentes legales y cientÍficos sobre la pÍldora que fue aprobada hace 25 aÑos por la fda. maity: el presidente joe biden firmÓ una ley para terminar la emergencia nacional por coronavirus aprobada por ambas cÁmaras del congreso. la casa blanca dice que esto no afectarÁ la reducciÓn de emergencia pÚblica por la pandemia. leÓn: quedÓ captado en cÁmara lo ocurrido con ed maity: un video muestra el derrumbe de un edificio sobre una carretera en tijuana, mÉxico. trabajadores de emergencia se ven al borde de la carretera momentos antes del desplome de la estructura, provocando gigantescas columnas de humo. es el segundo edificio que se derrumbe en la zona tras un movimiento de tierras. "el leÓn" en perÚ cinco personas murieron cuando el autobÚs en el que viajaba cayÓ a un precipicio. varios equipos de emergencia rescataron los cuerpos de las vÍctimas y llevaron hospitales cercanos a

self-defense is not a crime in this country and i stand with governor greg abbott and making sure that he receives a pardon as he is due. [applause] thank you. the second amendment is our last line of defense. our founding fathers knew it. they knew more than we give them credit for. the first shots that were fired at lexington, and concorde, it was because the british monarchy came to take the guns of the colonists. they came because they knew where the guns and bullets were stored. that's what the british monarchy new, the founding father said, what the british marquis did to us, we will create a government to make sure that government never does it to you. that is why they included a second amendment. and god we trust, they said. it is on the bottom of our coins. it is on the bottom of our dollar bills for a reason, when we say in god we trust, that means that in government we distrust. that is what it means to be american. that is who we are. we are the explorers, the pioneers, who came to this country, whose parents came to this country, whose forefathers came to this country to b

libertad condicional de texas iniciÓ una investigaciÓn en respuesta a la peticiÓn del gobernador greg abbotto es culpable. leÓn: mÁs de 250 ejecutivos de la industria farmacÉutica dijeron que un juez ignora los precedentes legales y cientÍficos sobre la pÍldora que fue aprobada hace 25 aÑos por la fda. maity: el presidente joe biden firmÓ una ley para terminar la emergencia nacional por coronavirus aprobada por ambas cÁmaras del congreso. la casa blanca dice que esto no afectarÁ la reducciÓn de emergencia pÚblica por la pandemia. leÓn: quedÓ captado en cÁmara lo ocurrido con ed ♪ can you hear me calling ♪ ♪ out your name? ♪ ♪ oh, i ♪ ♪ i want to be with you everywhere ♪ ♪ wanna be with you ♪ que este sea el momento que hemos estado esperando por tanto tiempo. para estar segura usa clearblue digital. una combinación única de protección contra errores y precisión superior al 99%. clearblue, resultados en los que puedes confíar. julián, tu padre te hereda sus tierras. a lisa, su colección de arte. y para adrián... su samsung galaxy 2015. lily, thoughts? at at&t you can trade it in for the new s

as you mentioned with the segment on greg abbott's pardon and avid sending national guard troops -- abbottational guard troops to the u.s. border, those were driven by tucker carlson. in the past 6, 7 years, no one else has been able to observe that kind of influence over the republican party. it creates a major vacuum in the right-wing media ecosystem. amy: madeline peltz, before this was o'reilly who went down over sexual harassment and then you have tucker carlson. if you could talk about the other people. now there will be rotating hosts. but it seems anyone in that position increases the visibility of fox news that this is not a single issue of one man, however, white nationalists, racist, xenophobic he was. >> in terms of the sexual -- the alleged culture of sexual harassment, this is an issue that extends back to the founding of fox news that from the very top, roger ailes, was forced out after it was revealed some women who worked under him described him as a rain of terror, the black -- sexual blackmailing, hiring a private investigators to quash their complaints. so it is part of

texas governor greg abbott and other top g.o.p.full pardon. >> he never should have been charged with murder. >> perry a u.s. army sergeant was driving for uber back in july 2020 and says his vehicle was suddenly surrounded by black lives matter protesters. one of whom he claims pointed an ak-47 his way. witnesses say that's not true and his weapon was pointed down the whole time. [gunfire] >> yet, perry says he fired in self-defense. killing 28-year-old garrett foster a u.s. air force veteran. foster's family now feels a sense of justice. >> we are happy with the verdict. >> governor greg abbott, however, is not. his administration believes this is clearly a case of self-defense and nobody should be criminally charged. >> we have strong stand your ground laws. >> the castle doctrine in texas, which expands to if you are in your automobile or anywhere. >> they also accuse democratic d.a.s of playing politics. >> legislature needs to address malicious prosecutions and prosecutors who are not doing their jobs, who are not prosecuting

texas governor greg abbott pledges to parted an army sergeant convicted of murder for shooting a blackter protester at a rally in the summer of 2020. army sgt daniel. said he fired his handgun in self-defense after he said protester surrounded his car as you drive through downtown austin. perry's lawyers argue had the right to open fire after one demonstrated raised an assault rifle at him. christina coleman live with that story, christina. quick start, not governor abbott saves request of the states board of pardons and parole to expedite its review in this case after army sgt daniel perry was convicted of murder for killing air force veteran garrett foster, a black lives matter protester. he was very emotional day in court after the jury we should guilty verdict on friday. members of foster's family could be seen crying and hugging. some eyewitnesses strongly disputed sgt perry's claims in this case where they testified foster did not raise an assault rifle at perry. foster's father spoke to the needy after the verdict came down. >> were you happy with the verdict? >> we are very sor

a traffic stop and culberson counted with this because you mentioned governor greg abbott announced hist will give $10 million to educate texans on fentanyl the program will also ship 20000 doses of fentanyl reversing narcan to every county here in texas. >> last year or 2012 texans lost their lives because of fentanyl. when you think about it, that is on average more than five people in texas losing their life every day because of fentanyl. >> and governor abbott reminded us of how lethal fentanyl is saying that if you were to put fentanyl into a sugar packet it would have the ability to kill up to 500 humans, jon. cemented math and alive at the southern border eagle pass, texas, thank you matt. and here are some headlines from around the globe. pope francis attended the easter vigil on this holy saturday evening at st. peter's basilica in vatican city for the pontiff missed good friday's late-night way of a cross procession due to cold weather. in the philippines, devout catholics marked good friday with a reenactment of the crucifixion of jesus christ the gory ritual attracts huge cr

texas governor greg abbott is work

there the governor, greg abbott, introducing new initiatives to fight back on the fentanyl crisis.state has been racked by it. they include a $10 million multimedia awareness campaign, and a plan for narcan in all 254 counties. the governor is with me now. governor, thanks for your time. it's an interesting project. i want to share with viewers what your state has been through. last year, more than 2,000 lives lost to fentanyl in texas alone. your state has experienced a 500% increase in fentanyl-related deaths since 2019. a lot of that has to do with the cartels and stuff coming across the border. sir, what do you hope to get done here? >> well, listen, we're focused on first the victims and then the perpetrators of the crime. but to show you the magnitude of what texas is dealing with, texas law enforcement alone has seized enough fentanyl in our state that would be enough to far more than kill every man, woman, and child in the united states. it's on the streets and rampant in the state of texas. there are so many victims of this crime who are taking pills that are completely un

texas governor greg abbott is pledging to pardon daniel perry, army sergeant, convicted in the shootingth of a black lives matter protest in 2020. he says he acted in self-defense as protestors surrounded his car while he was driving through downtown austin. for more on this, leo terrell, fox news contributor and civil rights attorney. regarding the governor's pardoning power, is it absolute. if he says he wants this guy pardoned, it's a done deal or does it have to go to the board of pardon and it's more of a request? >> thank you for the question, bill. his power is not absolute. he has to wait upon the board of pardons to make a decision. he can make a recommendation to the board of pardons but the board of pardon has to refer it to him and then make the decision. i think he's doing the right thing, texas has a stand your ground law and i would submit to you, bill and and dra, this person who was killed had an ak-47 next to this officer's car and if you had someone with a gun next to you, what would you do? this officer acted in self-defense. >> sandra: well, certainly his mother bel

texas governor greg abbott just announced on twitter the five people killed in the shooting in the countryllegally for the 38-year-old mexican national accused of shooting the victims in the head with an ar-15 stove rifle was also in the country illegally. fox news at bill melugin group the suspect francisco oropeza has been previously deported. as multiple reentries on his record was last encountered by ice back in 2016 for the fbi released these photos of the suspect today hoping it will lead to an arrest. authorities just announced they are offering rewards and amount to thousand dollars for information that leads to an arrest where they want to get this man off the street. what's up over 200 law enforcement personnel from federal, state and local agencies trying to bring this subject into custody. we are asking everyone for your help so we can bring this suspect this monster i will call him, to justice. >> department of homeland security i'm sorry department of homeland security secretary mayorkas he was just asked about the suspects citizenship status today on meet the press. now mayo

. >> let's hopscotch over to texas, specifically austin where on saturday, governo greg abbott stated that he would pardon one daniel perry, the man convicted on friday of the murder of aaron foster the fact that perry was foun guilty by a jury of his peers, red blood, it -- that mattered little they are other things that upset eventually played a role in the governor's calculus was the number one, flexes tiger carson who had been a hero for white supremacists going t champion perry's cause and the reality that he migh be getting a pardon from the republican, not because of the self-defense article that di not win a trial, but maybe because he killed the righ kind of person it's not the first time they'v gone to bat for black live protesters let's stay in texas to pivot from austin to amarillo wher i'm sure you heard the distric judge appointed by donald trump, overturning the fda's decade old approval it was this gentlemen, matthew chasm eric who, yes, clinton galaxy brain conclusion that h -- no scientific background whatsoever, knew better than t abide by more than 20 years of soun