will: here's what erin adams had to say to greg abbott.overnor abbott is a coward who use withs human beings as pretty cat pawns and -- political pawns and has done nothing while murder rates have skyrocketed under his lack of leadership. anyone feeds something to do, it's him. pete: okay. will: lifeguards. pete: has he responded? i mean, has he had to clarify that comment in. rachel: better yet, what are all the latino groups that find, like, racism and everything, where's their statement? pete: where's the uproar? rachel: yeah. will: the homeless man accused of punching actor steve buscemi on the streets of new york city earlier this month is now in jail after he was arraigned yesterday, and he's facing an assault charge for that incident and another misdemeanor charge for allegedly attacking another man just minutes before. he's being held on $50,000 -- pete: wait, so if you assault a famous person, then you might if actually be held in jail. will: if you assault a famous -- pete: a famous person. will: buscemi suffered an eye bleeding

paulina: vamos al estado de texas, donde como parte del operativo estrella solitaria ordenado por greg abbottico, pero estÁn arrestando esencialmente a aquellos que vienen sin familiares y que cruzan por terrenos privados. reina nos informa. >> esta Área es privada. reina: esta es la advertencia que comparten los agentes del departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas con migrantes que reciÉn cruzaron la frontera de manera irregular por propiedades privadas. en el video compartido en redes sociales, se pueden ver a decenas de personas en filas en un campo abierto siguiendo las instrucciones de los oficiales. >> tenemos como 94 arrestos. reina: un portavoz de la policÍa texana nos dice que las detenciones son parte del operativo estrella solitaria del gobernador greg abbott, medida que algunos consideran necesaria. >> es un bien para las familias que viven a lo largo del rÍo que tiene sus propiedades que lo Único que quieren es vivir en paz y tranquilos. reina: entre los arrestados como un hombre de lÍbano identificado como un sujeto de interÉs extranjero de riesgo, lo que indica posibles amena

. >> ya se reportan al menos tres muertos segun el gobernador de ese estado, greg abbott, tras las intensasazotaron esa region. >> en houston finalmente la lluvia paro, pero el todas las intensas houston finalmente limpieza y valoracion de el proceso de de danos se inicia para los damnificados por estas inundaciones repentinas. >> la gente cuyas casas quedaron bajo el agua ahora se recuperan de la formacion del mosque y tambien estan preocupados por el agua de drenaje que ingreso en sus sus hogares. >> los condados mas afectados son harris, liberty y m montgomery, de un total de 91 condados que tambien fueron impactados debido a estas historicas lluvias, unas 500 personas y sus mascotas debieron ser rescatadas durante el fin de semana. >> para muchos damnificados esta pesadilla va a continuar durante mucho tiempo. >> pero obviamente ahora sigue la dificultad de la rec recuperacion, la restauracion y quiero que sepan que no estan solos. >> el gobernador greg abbott visito una de las zonas mas afectadas, prometiendo alivio de inmediato inmediato para los miles de damnificados, tambien funcion

it's not just greg abbott. it's not just desantis.d, the victim, he was exercising his second amendment right which is something that the gop screams about. he was exercising his second amendment rights. >> where is the nra on this? where are the gun rights activists? where are the people scream about cancel culture? he was using political speech and carrying a gun that he had a right to own and he was murdered for in cold blood by a racist. everyone should be defending him. the fact they aren't is really sickening. >> valencia johnson and tim miller, thank you for your comments on important matters and thank you for your insight. we will be right back. voices of people with cidp: cidp disrupts. cidp derails. let's be honest... all: cidp sucks! voices of people with cidp: but living with cidp doesn't have to. when you sign up at shiningthroughcidp.com, you'll find inspiration in real patient stories, helpful tips, reliable information, and more. cidp can be tough. but finding hope just got a little easier. sign up at shiningthroughcid

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larry: greg abbott. sorry, he is a good man. desantis and abbott backed up the school presidents. thing. there is talk now that the biden administration is going to have palestinian refugees coming into the united states and i wondered, you're going to be confronted with that, in some ways. what do you think of that? >> well i heard about this about a month ago, larry. this is really not new news. it is really starting to get out there. i said it on a couple of stations. even some of my colleagues said you're crazy that will not happen. it will happen. joe biden riding the fence. he wants to get votes from both sides. he is pushing the narrative a little too much here. he brings people from gaza into the united states of america, where, saudi arabia, egypt, none of their countries, that the people that really a simulate with -- assimilate with the gazans, they don't want anything to do with them. joe biden will bring them in. he doesn't care what happens to the american people or what happens to our country. he wants power. he wants to get reelected. he is taking a lot of heat wha

en esta calle practicamente todas las casas resultaron con danos serios. >> julio, el gobernador greg abbottablando con el gobierno federal para encontrar ayuda y poder asistir a todos los damnificados de estas inundaciones historicas, julio. >> pues si, la escena detras de ti, paco, de verdad una destruccion considerable. >> gracias. >> hay ademas amenaza de tornados en el centro del pais por sexta semana consecutiva. >> semana consecutiva. >> esta noche puede ser peligrosa en los estados de kansas y oklahoma ciudades como tulsa oklahoma city y wichita estan bajo nivel 5 que es la alerta mas alta de avisos de tornados intensos y de larga duracion. >> se pronostica que los tornados se formen tarde esta noche, asi que el peligro es que tome por sorpresa a los residentes de la zona. >> ¿como se desarrollan tornados tan intensos y tan poderosos? >> y tan poderosos ademas como podemos prepararnos. >> nuestro jefe de meteorologia, carlos robles, nos explica. >> los tornados son los vortices de aire mas poderosos que puede producir nuestra atmosfera. >> de cada que mide su intensidad muestra que l

action taken by the university of florida and texas and the strong government is ron desantis and greg abbott backinp up tough college ministry there's is there a generic message here. america's adversaries at home and abroad can only be defeated by tough strong steady and firm actions that backup firm policyd messaging. if you knock you to takeon actin don't say it if you say it you must back it up with strong action reagan and trumpno understood this carter, obama and biden did not and i think that is a lesson worth learning and that is a riff tonight.vi joining meni paul mauro police department inspector attorney fox newsx ne contributor and nio parker former fbi special agentt and fox newsor contributor, thak you both of you i watched you od the fnc coverage and i'm thrilled to have you back here. i'm giving credit to the new york police department and ii'm think the cops perform splendidly and for the first time in a long time i sawig professionals doinhtg it right saving the situation from the amateurs and the weakness in the appeasement, how did you see it and what are you thinking abo

boards taken by the universities of florida and texas and the strong government is ron desantis and greg abbottking up tough college administrators. is there a generic message here? i think there is. america's adversaries can only be defeated that backup strong policy messaging. if you're not going to take action and don't say it. p you say t you must back it up with strong action. reagan and trump understood this. carter, obama, and biden did not. and i think that's a lesson worth learning. and that's the riff the only thing. vining me, paul morrow, retired new york police department inspector, attorney fox news contributor and nicole porker former fbi essential agent and fox news contributor. thank you both of you. i watched both of you last night on the fnc coverage, and you were both fabulous and i'm thrilled to have you back here. nicole, i'm giving big, big credit to the new york police department and the cops responded lendedly and i saw professionals doing it right for the first time in a listening time. >> larry, i echo every single thing you said in your monologue and nypd is the best

there, it is a pleasure for me to be here for yet another reason, i get to introduce their governor greg abbottlause] i have known greg for over 35 years now. i have known him as a fellow lawyer that handles a certain type of lawsuit. i have tried cases before him when he was a harris county district judge. he was also on the texas supreme court. he served as our attorney general. and of course he has been governor since 2015. in every single position, he has made it a point to support the second amendment and the texas version which is article one section 23 of the texas constitution. i know it is hard. i have had the opportunity to introduce him before and had a hard time calling governor abbott because to me he is just greg, he is a friend and frankly, i cannot help but believe a lot of them feel the same way because it truly is a friend and so many ways. i would be here way too long to list all of the things he has done for gun owners and not just on owning, but being enabled to use them in self-defense. without being in fear of surviving the brutal attack but not the legal aftermath. greg

en el estado de texas que forman parte de esta declaraciÓn de desastre emitida por el gobernador greg abbottambiÉn fuertes granizos y esa posibilidad de tornados. mÁs de 60,000 apagones elÉctricos en la zona. jorge: gracias por el reporte. el juez juan marichal realiza una nueva audiencia para ver si expresidente donald trump (2017—2021) violÓ nuevamente la ley mordaza. ilia: se reanudÓ el juicio contra stormy daniels. se presentÓ una grabaciÓn donde se escucha a expresidente donald trump (2017—2021) con su abogado un plan para comprar el silencio de la actriz. reportera: tal y como lo dijo el juez, expresidente donald trump (2017—2021) es el que busca la prensa para hacer declaraciones. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: llamÓ al juicio una vez mÁs una interferencia electoral. ya fue multado con $9000 por violar la ley mordaza. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: cuando llama a su ex abogado un mentiroso convicto. hoy testifica que el abogado de stormy daniels, que denunciÓ su relaciÓn extramarital con expresidente donald trump (2017—2021). ella aparece como un seudÓnimo. dijo que cuando estaba a punto

el gobernador greg abbott dice que no hacen nada para frenar la inmigraciÓn ilegal. no hacen ningÚn problema. >> anunciaron un protocolo que puede indagar si un inmigrante puede relocalizarse en su propio paÍs. >> la determinaciÓn que hace es si es estados unidos el Único lugar donde puede estar a salvo o puede estarlo en otra parte. >> la nueva medida llega cuando los votantes dicen que la migraciÓn es uno de los temas de importancia. el expresidente donald trump acusa a joe biden por crear una crisis en la frontera. >> maÑana se harÁ pÚblica y comienza un proceso de 30 dÍas, aÚn pueden haber cambios. jorge: buscarÁ limitar el acuerdo flores, que protege a los niÑos no acompaÑados. estÁn obligados a tomar la custodia de los niÑos 72 horas posteriores a su detenciÓn. ilia: en 24 horas se reportaron 13 tornados en seis estados, mÁs de 350 estructuras sufrieron daÑos considerables. cayeron granizos del tamaÑo de una pelota de softbol y los vientos superaron 70 millas por hora. transportar un tres personas muertas. jorge: benjamÍn netanyahu dijo que israel lucharÁ sÓlo,

incidentes con miembros de la guardia nacional de texas enviados a la frontera por el gobernador greg abbottso >> se le atribuye la baja del cruce de indocumentados en lo Últimos meses muchos piensan que es necesario su presencia para poner orden en la frontera >> ya los inmigrantes saben que texas estÁ tomando una posiciÓn seria y estÁn cambiando ahora estÁn yendo arizona a california >> continÚan arrestando los pocos migrantes que logran cruzar la frontera como este grupo que usaron una escalera para brincar la cerca de pÚas >> a pesar de que estÁn solicitando asilo polÍtico cuando estÁn cruzando de manera ilegal se estÁn haciendo daÑo a la posibilidad de que pueda aplicar para este proceso >> a propÓsito del tema noticias telemundo .... para dejar su mercancÍa y traficar migrantes esta maÑana nuestra corresponsal le preguntÓ al presidente hablÓ sobre las medidas que estÁ tomando el gobierno >> quÉ necesitarÍa mÉxico para desmantelar parte de los carteles que extorsionan a los choferes y hacen de los migrantes un botÍn >> bueno si no inmigrantes pues ya no podrÍan los delincuentes hacer da

inmigrantes y que no se espera que impida que mÁs personas soliciten asilo, el gobernador de texas greg abbottedio creÍble que incluye indagar si un inmigrante se puede recolectar en su propio paÍs. la determinaciÓn que hace el oficial que es realmente en los estados unidos el Único lugar donde podrÍas estar a salvo? o puede estar a salvo en su paÍs en otra parte? reportera: cuando votantes dicen que la inmigraciÓn es uno de los temas de mÁs importancia, el expresidente donald trump acusa constantemente a joe biden por haber creado una crisis en la frontera. la nueva medida no entrarÁ en vigor automÁticamente maÑana serÁ pÚblica y de ahÍ empieza un proceso de comentarios pÚblicos de 30 dÍasaÚn pueden haber cambios. saddam: pasamos ahora con elian zidane y un adelanto del noticiero nacional. elian: revelaron las imÁgenes del momento en que la policÍa de florida matÓ a tiros a un piloto de la fuerza aÉrea luego de que ingresaran a su vivienda por equivocaciÓn. les tenemos los dramÁticos testimonios de varios jÓvenes quienes fueron reclutados a la fuerza por el crimen organizado en mÉxico ellos n

addressing reporters, greg abbott pledge support for storm victims and spoke about how in the immediateftermath of the tornado every day texans came each other's aid. >> i'm proud of america and our state for coming together at times like these and i urge everybody across our state take a moment in time tonight to say a prayer for everybody who is in harm's way. they need your prayers, they need your support, and god willing, we will help them rebuild our lives as quickly as possible. >> between friday and sunday there were 38 confirmed tornadoes that touched down across ten states. the death toll from these tornadoes has been climbing along with the seven died in north texas two people died after an ef3 tornado hit northeastern oklahoma. eight storm-related deaths were recorded in arkansas and four people died in kentucky due to the storms. the storm on sunday morning caused a delay of the indy 500 after lightning was detected in the area. officials paused prerace activities and fans had to leave the grandstands. fans were eventually allowed to return a few hours later in the race even

in the book, there were a lot of questions, suggestion is that bruce bugg had had heard governor greg abbott and that had affected because we hadn't really heard any objections to this for a long time and suddenly we did. yeah, that was remarkable to me when happened like watching that unfold, as you said, the voters of san antonio approved this bond that, would have narrowed that road and added bike and pedestrian. so it would have taken away two lanes to add bike lanes and infrastructure that the voters overwhelmingly approved. and there was some technicality, like you said that the and they had not actually turned over ownership despite working texan engineers in san antonio and the city of san antonio and so like some some random meeting in february of 2022 there's an item on the agenda around about broadway and in a kind of the meeting was really remarkable kind of before he puts it to a vote says you know i want to give some context for this agenda item and says, you know, governor abbott has given us one directive. so all these commissioners are by abbott. they answer only to abbott.

>> i think that greg abbott -- he's either gone crazy or -- i don't have words for it quite frankly.an that testimony evidence was introduced about text messages about his intent on killing protesters, his intent of shooting protesters and here we have a governor of this state who claims to be a law and order governor who simply, after four years of this band being incarcerated, he received a 25 year sentence this governor let him off scott free. yet we have people they are accusing of voting illegally, they are going to prison for years upon years -- this is the makeup of what is going on in texas. it is not normal and it's not right and it's not just. >> daniel perry says he acted in self-defense but governor abbott says a jury cannot nullify texas standard ground law. does that law have a place in 2024? >> in my opinion, the state your ground law should not be on your home. in this situation the other gentleman who was protecting the protesters as well did also have an ar-15, it was never brandished in a way towards mr. perry. mr. perry went off and pulled out his gun and shot him

outrage is growing over governor greg abbott's pardon of a white army sergeant found guilty of murder -- found guilty of murdering a black lives matter demonstrator in 2020. critics are calling the pardon politically motivated. we'll be talking about it all with the democrat challenging ted cruz for the senate, congressman cro little allred. meantime, the white house is hoping to avoid political tempest tomorrow as the president delivers the commencement speech at historically black morehouse college. students and faculty have been divided over biden's support of the war and his presence on their campus. we've got another big "politicsnation" show tonight. let's dive in. joining me now is congressman colin allred, democrat of texas currently running for the u.s. senate from that state, challenging that incumbent senator, as i said. congressman, thank you for being with us. first tonight, many parts of texas, including houston, are recovering from severe storms that slammed the region yesterday leaving more than half a million homes and businesses without power and at least seven peopl

she supported greg abbott of texas, ken paxton of texas. spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to defeat good democratic candidates. trone: it is important for folks to think about who supports who. the folks that really matter the most are those that know you the best. folks that know folks the best are the ones in prince george county, 8 years anthony brown, now the attorney general from prince george county supports us, joanne benson, longest-serving state senator in prince george county supports us. aishah braveboy, the state attorney prince george county supports us, the list goes on and on and on all with us. >> moderator:. next question is from roger hartley. >> thank you. this race is now being washed nationally. electability is going to be key in the minds of voters for this election because the control of the senate is on the line. what makes you more electable than your opponent? alsobrooks: thank you for that. i am sorry. trone: thank you for the question. electability is the key and there is no question, every single paul has

after these events, 4 years ago, greg abbott, the governor of the state of texas, introduced a new law in this state. some universities ban free speech on campuses, not anymore because i'm about to sign a law that protects free speech on texas campuses. this is a law. the law that was supported by the academic community 6 months ago during the celebration of freedom of speech week appointment here at the university of texas at austin, students have gathered here to protest the crimes of the zionists in gaza. we want to invest in israel as a university and as a country . but abbott deployed the department of public safety last week to help quell protests at the university of texas at austin. students at state universities whose governor has passed a free speech law are now facing pepper spray and beatings by the police. on the one hand, they say that you know that you have freedom of expression, and on the other hand, it completely destroys it, and the governor supports freedom his expression says this about them. arrests are being made now and will continue until the crowd is dispersed

now, since perry was sentenced last year to 25 years, we know that texas governor greg abbott has facedom conservatives to pardon him, and we know that the pardon board unanimously ruled to do that. governor abbott vowed to sign the bard as soon as it hit his desk and that's what we saw here. we're hearing a lot from different people here, including the district attorney jose garza who said the board and the governor made a mockery of our legal system, continuing on to say they have sent a message to garrett foster's family and his partner, and to our community that his life does not matter. we've had a chance to briefly speak with foster's family, his mother says that she does not feel safe in this state of texas anymore, that she has lost faith in the legal system in texas, with perry now a free man, zinhle. >> marissa parra, thank you, and you can catch more of marisa's reporting including her interview with the mother of garrett foster tonight with lester holt. >>> supreme court justice samuel alito is facing new backlash today, why some say he displayed a pro-trump symbol days afte

. >> el gobernador greg abbott emitio una declaracion de desastre y lo mismo hizo el condado harris,vecindarios se dieron ordenes de evacuacion obligatoria ante e pronostico de que el rio san jacinto alcance mas de 77 pies de altura sobre el nivel del mar el agua va a ser tan alta que iba a venir tan rapido rapido que si se quedan es muy, muy alta la probabilidad de una lesion o inclusive la muerte muchos como marcela despertaron hoy con parte de su propiedad sumergida en agua puede salir aqui hemos estado a a veces hasta tres dias que no puede uno salir para alla. >> y con mas lluvia, las autoridades advirtieron que muchos de los que no escucharon las ordenes de evacuacion mandatoria, podrian quedar incomunicados por dos o tres dias. >> a pesar de las fuertes inundaciones y de los banos materiales no se reportan acceso a momentos de heridos, ni tampoco de victimas fatales, pero las lluvias continuaran en las proximas horas y tambien evacuacion. >> en conroe, texas, francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >> con el pronostico del tiempo para esta region bajo el agua que enfrenta mas ll

teaming up with texas governor greg abbott. >> he says he'd jump with me. from 9,000 feet last november. >> what do you think, al? we just broke the world record! >> i lost my breath. >> you lost your breath? >> i can't hardly talk. >> you're looking good, buddy. >> i wasn't paying any attention to that. i was just paying attention to what was going on. it was a little bit unusual. it's chillier than i'm used to. >> reporter: now, guinness world records has made that attempt official. at 106 years old, al is still smiling. >> you're smiling, the whole world smiles with you. >> reporter: happy to be back on top of the skydiving world. >> every letter i write, every christmas card i send keeps it, always. >> we did it again. >> we did it again! >> and hopefully he'll keep smiling when he does it again maybe at 107 years old. our thanks for that report. thanks so much for waking up with "early today." i'm frances rivera, have a great tuesday. great tuesday. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the commu

. >>> "the texas tribune" reports governor greg abbott pardoned a man who killed a black lives mtterstrator in 2020. daniel perry had been sentenced to 25 years in prison for shooting and killing garrett foster during a protest in austin. he admitted to shooting foster who was also armed at the time. perry's attorneys argued the shooting was in self-defense, but witnesses said foster never raised his weapon before he was shot. >>> and "the washington post" reports president biden supports the justice department's measure to reclassify marijuana. biden released a video on social media yesterday saying he plans to relax the restrictions around cannabis so it will not be included in the same group as drugs like heroin. he would not be legalizing it federally, though. in his message, biden said far too many lives have been up-ended because of a failed approach to marijuana. >>> still to come, an emotional day at the beach. a lost girl gets help and comfort from a kind-hearted cop. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost hi

texas governor greg abbott confirming at least 100 people injured and nearly 400 homes damaged. the deadly storm touched down near a mobile home park, killing 7, including a 2, 5, year-old the severe weather coming in. so quickly. 50 people rode out the storm in a texas truck. stop bathroom. the storm showing the roof and walls off of that building. in oklahoma. at least 2 people were killed and multiple others hurt after the powerful storm swept through an outdoor wedding. and in arkansas, 5 were killed in the severe weather, including a 26 year-old woman who was found dead outside of a destroyed home. you can see just some of the damage here and the storm threats are still not over more than 110 million americans are under threat of large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes today. that's one in 3 americans. >> this all comes as the national oceanic and atmospheric administration is predicting 17 to 25 storms with winds of at least 39 miles per hour for the remainder of this year. about 7 of those storms could turn into category 3 hurricanes with winds above 100 miles per hour.

and texas governor greg abbott is discussing the storm damage. there in texas where we know at least two children died as a result. let's listen in for a moment. >> outstanding self law enforcement has stepped up and helped out local, state and federal officials have all been a part of this solution process. but in typical texas fashion, we have friends and neighbors in fellow texans just helping out one another. and that's what we have come to see time and again in our state. >> it's one thing that makes texas so exceptional. >> and that's the character of our fellow texans who will drop everything to help out their fellow residents it's a reminder that our lives do not measured by the adversity that we face instead, they're measured by how we respond to that adversity. texans are responding whether typical care, love, and generosity that we have for one another we know that it's not only this region that we're in right now. that's been devastated by destructive storms. there's happened all across the state before today, and you're listening to

. >>> let's turn now to texas, where governor greg abbott has issued a pardon to daniel perry. perry was convicted of murder in the shooting of a black lives matter protester in austin. he was legally carrying a rifle when he approached an intersection was perry was parked. perry shot foster from his vehicle, later claiming self-defense. governor abbott says this is justified by texas' stand your ground law. and a board unanimously voted in favor of a pardon. the district attorney calling it a mockery of our legal s.t.e.m. > st system. >>> homes and cars were riddled in bullet holes and marissa para has the story. >> reporter: a barrage of gunfire terrorizing neighbors in south florida. 15 seconds straight, the gunfire deafening and unrelenting. sp sp sparks seen lighting up the street as a silver car streaks past. the terrifying meoment caught o home surveillance cameras. nearby houses and cars bearing bullet holes, caught in the crossfire. >> there were at least 50 rounds. >> reporter: luis heard it all from his couch. >> i run to, you know, to the bedroom. i told my wife, my

el gobernador greg abbott declarÓ el estado de desastre en 106 condados de texas. destrucciÓn se extiende a otros estados donde miles estÁn a oscuras por los daÑos en el tendido elÉctrico y el peligro persiste mÁs de 100 millones de personas estÁn bajo avisos de tiempo severos. en paraÍso sÁnchez nos tienen las imÁgenes. >> oh my god! este es el rastro de destrucciÓn, desolaciÓn y muerte que dejaron las violentas tormentas y tornados que desde la noche del sÁbado azotaron a oklahoma, arkansas y texas. >> este Último, uno de los mÁs afectados. muchos lo perdieron todo. >> perdemos seÑal y mamÁ es. la Última cosa que escuchÉ fue que la casa estÁ temblando. y vos? tratÉ. para. para entrar, pero no pude. >> anoche, esta imagen satelital muestra el poderoso sistema que produjo mÚltiples tornados y fuertes vientos. esta residente en valley view, texas, tambiÉn lo perdiÓ todo. >> el techo se fue. hay muchas goteras. y adentro no estÁ muy estable. tambiÉn la casa y se llevÓ todos mis mis porches. los dos, mis, todos mis carros daÑados. >> en texas, los tornados levantaron

. >>> also in texas, governor greg abbott issued a pardon today to a former u.s. army sergeant convicted of murder in the shooting of a black lives matter protester back in 2020. steve patterson is following this. steve, what more do we know? >> reporter: lester, governor abbott says this pardon is justified by texas' stand your ground law and comes after the board of pardons and paroles reviewed the case unanimously in favor of the pardon. last year daniel perry was found guilty of murdering air force veteran garrett foster during a july 2020 black lives matter protest in austin. police say foster was legally carrying a semiautomatic rifle when he approached an intersection where perry was parked. perry then shot foster from the vehicle, later claiming self-defense. tonight the district attorney in the case is condemning the pardon, calling it a mockery of our legal system. lester? >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> it was a terrifying night at a neighborhood in south florida. a barrage of gunfire lasting 15 seconds lighting up the street as a silver car sped pas

david, tell us about these actions by the governor of texas, greg abbott, to you serve some of the federal government's authority to control board or access . his policies have been ruled unconstitutional, but he just keeps added any way. what should we expect to see there as well? you know, some of this policies, as you say, are put on hold. these appealed the ruling that said that it was unconstitutional for him, for us to put on razor wire barriers in the middle of the rio grande river, as a way of preventing might. well, yeah, he, he says preventing migrants from crossing list. let's get real about this of the of drowning migrants in the river, which is exactly what happened on to the subject and your kids. but he's also proposed a lot of other anti immigrant measures in texas. and he pushed through a loss through the texas legislature that makes being on documented itself a state crime on now under federal law, being and documented is a violation of immigration status, but it's not a federal crime. in fact, when the congress was attempted to do that, back in 2006, there were immigrant

. >> esto ha llevado que el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, haga declaraciones de emergencia para que necesita en estos momentos llegue cuanto antes. >> verdaderamente las ultimas horas han sido dificiles para los residentes de comunidades a los largo del rio de san jacinto, que como puedes ver, cuyo caos ha aumentado con considerablemente muchas pe personas anoche trataron de obedecer las ordenes de evacuacion, algunos carros quedaron varados, el nivel de agua ha disminuido un poco en pero se esperan mas lluvias. >> lo que hemos recibido de informacion es de que se han reportado aproximadamente unos 20 rescates. >> afortunadamente no ha habido heridos ni tampoco muertos, pero las condiciones se espera empeoren en las proximas horas, el nivel de agua del rio san jacinto podria aumentar hasta 77 pies sobre el nivel del mar, niveles que no se han alcanzado desde el 2017 cuando paso por aqui el huracan harvey que ocasiono tantos destrozos. >> las autoridades estan pi pidiendo a toda la comunidad que obedezca las ordenes de e evacuacion cuando sean dadas, pero que por el momento p permane

un mes en esta zona 88 condados de texa se encuentran bajo emergencia climatica, el gobernador greg abbottdeclaracion de desastre y lo mismo hizo el condado harris, donde en algunos vecindarios se dieron ordenes de evacuacion obligatoria ante el pronostico de que el rio san jacinto, alcance mas de setenta y siete pies sobre el nivel del va a ser tan alta que iba a venir tan rapido que si se quedan es muy, muy alta la probabilidad de una lesion o inclusive la muerte. >> muchos como marcela despertaron hoy con parte de su propiedad sumergida en agua puede salir aqui hemos estado a veces hasta tres dias que no puede uno salir para alla los truenos pero fuertes y la lluvia estaba fuerte, fuerte toda la noche dos noches seguidas fue lluvia, lluvia, lluvia y con mas lluvia las autoridades advirtieron que muchos de los que no escucharon las ordenes de evacuacion mandatoria. >> podrian quedar incomunicados por dos o tres dias. >> julio, a pesar de todo el dano que hemos visto durante todo el dia no se ha reportado ni de heridos, ni de muertos, pero la pesadilla para los residentes del norte de hou

tell us about these actions by the governor of texas, greg abbott, to you serve some of the federal government's authority to control border access. his policies had been ruled unconstitutional, but he just keeps added any way. what should we expect to see there or? well, you know, some of his policies, as you say, are put on hold. these appealed the ruling that said that it was unconstitutional for him, for us to put on razor wire barriers in the middle of the rio grande river as a way of preventing back. well, yeah, he, he says preventing migrants from crossing list. let's get real about this of the, of drowning migrants in the river, which is exactly what happened on to the subject and your kids. but he's also proposed a lot of other anti immigrant measures in texas. and he pushed through a loss through the texas legislature that makes being on documented itself a state crime on now under federal law, being and documented is a, a violation of immigration status. but it's not a federal crime. in fact, when the congress was attempted to do that, back in 2006, there were an immigrant marches. an

ha desplegado recursos no letales como parte de la operacion e estrella solitaria del gobernador greg abbottexico, el presidente andres manuel lopez obrador tuvo otro intercambio esta vez le preguntamos sobre el otro intercambio que aqui le traslado ilegal de migrantes en trailers hemos mostrado en un informe especial. >> valeria leon lo cuestiono sobre la falta de investigaciones judiciales y le pregunto tambien sobre la presion de estados unidos para frenar el cruce mexico. >> asi le respondio en la mananera de hoy. >> llegamos hasta palacio nacional, a cuestionar al presidente lopez obrador sobre la la migracion un cruel negocio en mexico. >> ¿que necesitaria mexico para desmantelar parte de los carteles que extorsionan a los choferes y hacen de los migrantes un botin? >> bueno, si no hay migrantes, pues ya ya no podrian los d delincuentes ¿hacer dano. >> una investigacion encabezada por noticias telemundo revelo que casi 19 mil migrantes en trailers en los ultimos seis pero el problema es quien cuida a los migrantes del crimen o organizado. >> nosotros, hasta hacemos todo, como cuidamos

state governor greg abbott delivering on his year's long and controversial promise to sign it the moment it came to his desk saying, texas has one of the strongest stand your ground laws of self-defense that cannot be nullified by a jury or progressive district attorney. it'll be four years in july since foster was shot dead in austin. perry was driving for uber when foster visibly armed approached his car with a group of people. perry said he acted in self-defense. >> i saw him raise his weapon. that's when i grabbed my revolver. >> reporter: it was perry's sentencing last year. >> this court sentences you to a term of 25 years. >> reporter: foster's family said brought them peace. >> i woke up feeling extremely peaceful and feeling, like, thank god justice works. >> reporter: that peace, they say, now shattered with news of perry's release. >> this is like the biggest miscarriage of justice i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: perry's attorney says his client is overwhelmed with gratitude. >> he was in prison as of 2:00 yesterday, and now he's out, and, you know, he'll take some tim

texas governor greg abbott confirming at least 100 people are dead and nearly 400 homes have been damagedhe says right now the state is transitioning into a new phase in its response, there will be a final round of search and rescue before 8 and supplies are delivered to communities in need they said the storm touched down near a mobile home park, killing 7 people, including a 2 and a 5 year-old the severe weather coming in so quickly that 50 people rode out the storm and a texas truck stop bathroom as the storm shearing the roof and walls off of the building. let's check in now with kron four's gayle ong for a little bit more on the forecast. a deal. >> devastating storms of this season. >> come saturday. that is the first day of hurricane season. so we do have some active weather. >> heading our way. here is the big picture. so texas is quiet right now as well as the west coast. but you can see the strong line of thunderstorms moving through the midwest here. so at this time there are tornado watches across 6 states here. so tennessee is one of them. and that is going to go on until ear

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. >>> let's turn now to texas, where governor greg abbott has issued a pardon to former u.s. army sargent, daniel perry. in july, gerrit foster was legally carrying a rifle when he approached an intersection where perry was parked. perry shot foster from his vehicle, later claiming self-defense. governor abbott says this pardon is justified by texas' stand your ground law. and a review board unanimously voted in favor of a pardon. the district attorney in the case is calling the pardon a mockery of our legal system. >>> let's turn now to donald trump's hush money trial and an intense day of cross examination for michael cohen. mr. trump's defense team confronted cohen about a history of lies. here's alice barr. >> reporter: in their second day of cross examination, defense lawyers for former president trump on a mission to discredit the prosecution's central witness, michael cohen. mr. trump's one-time lawyer and fixer. the trump team grilling cohen over his criminal record, his bias against the former president and his past admissions of lying under oath. seeking to show his

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now, some history from jason riley, how earl warren, then governor of california, the greg abbott of his day, warn pushed president eisenhower to launch operation wet back to stop the invasion of illegals which was imposing a massive welfare burden on his state. in mid 1954 in june. went 6 weeks, more than a million mexican nationals in california and texas had been rounded up and forcibly deported. two years later. ike was reelected in a landslide. president trump running for reelection. is looking to i'm plate what earl warren and eisenhower did with respect to deporting illegals and criminals. today, budget chairman jodey arrington estimated cost of biden illegal invasion to be 150 for things like healthcare, education and criminal justice, i am sure that a low ball. mounting this biden's illegals have been taking jobs away from native born americans, and the surge of illegals has reduced wages now at campus riots, spotlight has moved away from the open border crisis. but as polls show, americans have neither fore get ern, or forgiven joe biden's failure to act. and that is the ri