esto hace parte de una orden ejecutiva afirmada en agosto por el gobernador greg abbott y que entrarÁernador esta generÁndoles pÉrdidas millonarias a su estado, texas, entidades emine que la medida limite a los inmigrantes sin documentos, a buscar atenciÓn cuando estÁn enfermos, una emergencia. para conversar mÁs sobre este tema, hemos invitado al abogado Ángel leal. como siempre, es un gusto verlo aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", seguramente a esta hora y tantas familias diciendo, si me enfermo, no sÉ que soy indocumentado, vivo en texas, quÉ deberÍa tener en cuenta. me recuerda mucho lo que pasa florida hace unos aÑos. >> efectivamente, otro estado que tiene una medida similar, esta fue una orden ejecutiva que firmÓ el gobernador greg abbott en agosto, entra en vigor el 1 de noviembre, pero a su pregunta, cualquier persona indocumentada que estÉ enfrentando alguna emergencia mÉdica, que se presente en el hospital mÁs cercano, que no tengan miedo de pedir esa atenciÓn mÉdica, porque bajo ley federal tiene el derecho a recibir atenciÓn mÉdica de emergencia para estabilizarse por un parto

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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.

here with more, texas governor greg abbott. three years, she told the country that the border was safe, the border is secure. >> the border is secure. the border is secure. >> i didn't go to the border, but i haven't been to europe. and then suing you and going after ted cruz, who they're trying to defeat ted texas, because you both you and senator, have been fighting to keep texans and the country . safe. your reaction to thawhat's yt? >> this, in short, i think that interview is disqualifying. she has no answer to what's going on in the border. she has three and a half years, almost four years now in office as vice president and cannot articulate what needs to be done to secure the border. but on and of that, she was flat out lying to the american public because she talked lyingo th from day one. they had solutions to be clear,d from day one. what they did was to gut all of the policies president trump put in place that secured the border far moro place than n been in about 40 years. and ever since the 4n, what harris has don

as you mentioned, really all focused now on texas governor greg we abbott as to whether or not he will make an issue a 30 day reprieve. there's also been a state house committee hearing that's been listening to testimony from medical experts all day, but it's unclear exactly what that committee can and will do here in the coming hours. jake. >> all right. ed lavendera. thank you so much coming up. one of the richest men in america still bomber once the ceo of microsoft, now owner of the nba's los angeles clippers. his side job is he's on a crusade for the truth to be told in american politics. and he'll be here on the lead. that's next time. and shine a light on the family journey that led to you detailed dna results inspiring family history memberships now's the time to save at ancestry what do you talk about? the news sports a little family gaza maybe. >> now, you don't do that, right here's another topic for you. as they get older, their risk of getting really sick from a respiratory virus, lake flipped covid-19 or rsv goes up a lot so talk to them about getting the season's vaccine

texas governor greg abbott has had enough.ala harris and joe biden, stop trying to take credit for texas' border crackdown that texas is the reason why border crossings are dropping. let's bring in law enforcement official, he's the big techs pert in law enforcement, he's paul mauro. paul, it's great to see you again. what do you make of this? because governor abbott, you know, governor abbott called in the national guard. he's been building the border barriers that bidenharris undercut. he's been trying to reverse and stop bad policies like getting rid of trump's remain in mexico and title 4 4 the 2 -- 4 the 2 and the executive actions. hooest saying -- he's saying stop taking credit for the work we have done. >> the idea is beyond laughable. i mean, let's review here. he was the border czar for almost the entire period of her tenure, and i know she's going to the claim root cause czar, whatever. whatever you term it, she should have taken some action regard aing the border. and consider the fact that as the second highest ex

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dos solicitudes de indulto fueron rechazadas, y ahora sobre el gobernador greg abbott podrÍa concederlegados han intentado sin Éxito defender su inocencia, alegan que la menor muriÓ de una neumonÍa que progreso a sepsis, y que se cayÓ de la cama el dÍa que su padre la llevÓ al hospital, pero cuando eso ocurriÓ, los mÉdicos sospecharon de abuso infantil, basados en la contusiones y heridas que tenÍa en su cabeza. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] andrea: los abogados tambiÉn dicen que robertson fue diagnosticado con autismo en 2018, lo que serÍa la explicaciÓn de su comportamiento inusual al momento de ser interrogado por la policÍa. robertson se aferran a la esperanza de ser indultado por el gobernador abbott, y asÍ no convertirse en la primera persona ejecutada por el sÍndrome del bebÉ sacudido, que es, como lo hemos explicado aquÍ, una lesiÓn cerebral grave que se produce cuando se sacude violentamente a un bebÉ, asegura que esto no sucediÓ. borja: estaremos pendientes, muchas gracias por el reporte. hablamos de un grave incidente que ocurriÓ una carretera de seattle, le ocurriÓ

all of roberson's appeals so far have been denied, unless the courts or texas governor greg abbott steperson will be executed on october 17th. >> i know the part of robert that i hear in my head is that child like commitment to hope and that he would say that i can't give up hope. >> reporter: can his life be saved at this point? >> gosh, i pray it can. if we can't save someone like robert, who is so clearly innocent, then truly, we, we're lost. >> reporter: if you could speak to the governor directly, you know, from the heart, what would you tell him? >> governor abbott, i did not do this. and i'm just hoping and praying that you do the right thing. >> reporter: how are you preparing for your own death, your own execution? >> i'm at peace if it, if it happens. but i'm not ready, because i don't think i should be executed when i'm innocent. >> our thanks to lester for that report. >>> still to come, a pup takes a >>> still to come, a pup takes a visi i use febreze fabric t toesher everyday... abbot to make my home smell amazing. on my bed... my couch... my jacket or jeans in between was

. >> the innocence project is encouraging people to contact texas governor greg abbott to ask him to stop the execution. you can call governor abbott's office at three, six, 12649653. now we turn to the drowning death of vincent 5-4 while he was out on the water with his fiancee, angelica griswold. was it a tragic accident, or did she try to use mother nature to hide a heinous crime? it's a chilly april afternoon in new york's hudson river valley, with the sun setting on the water. dispatchers received this frantic distress call. >> 9-1 rauhauser marincin sting. hi, i'm. >> i'm in the hudson river. hi. what's your name? angelica. we are kayaking. my hands are flipped over. he's in the water right now. he's going to drown. please call somebody. we've got help on the way. stay on the phone with me, okay? okay. hold on. >> baby. >> oh, my gosh, i can't see him anymore. you don't see him? no. oh, my god. >> when help arrives, rescuers pluck angelica griswold, a twice divorced 35 year old latvian bartender from the frigid river. but there's no sign of her fiance, hudson valley local vince

governor greg abbott can still issue a 30 day reprieve.r the latest breaking crime news, go to true crime news.com. watch more exclusive content on our youtube channel. listen to our podcast and follow us at my true crime news. that's it for today's true crime news. i'm anna garcia. see you next time (tense music) - what were your thoughts when you first arrived at the crime scene? - it was not a quick death. she'd lived for quite some time trying to fend off her attacker. (static crackles) (air whooshes) - it was a very, very violent act on this individual, and there's a lot of rage to do that to another human being. - was it possible that tiara's killer could have been a family member? - everybody's a suspect until you can eliminate them definitively. - she had been conversating

>> el nuevo requisito es el resultado de una orden ejecutiva firmada por el gobernador greg abbott, quienejarle saber a la comunidad de que ellos todavÍa pueden acceder a la atenciÓn mÉdica que necesitan. pero de nuevo, esto es parte de la agenda antimigrante de tratar de crear un un lugar hostil para nuestras comunidades. >> la controversial orden ejecutiva ordena a hospitales a recopilar informaciÓn sobre la atenciÓn a inmigrantes, dar esos datos al departamento de salud, pero tambiÉn quiere que se notifique al paciente que su respuesta es decir, el ser o no ciudadano, no afectarÁ la atenciÓn mÉdica que necesita. va a resultar en que la persona tarde o no, vaya a buscar servicios que realmente son necesarios. definitivamente para nosotros y los hospitales lo menos que nos importa es estatus migratorio. >> los hospitales no te van a negar el ayuda, si es que lo necesitas. cuando te preguntan su estatus puedes. puedes decir no quiero contestar eso. >> y esto dicen grupos pro inmigrantes. es por ahora el mejor consejo de cÓmo actuar a partir de este 1 de noviembre. texas lidera la naciÓn e

. >> el expresidente donald trump y el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, han calificado a la p pandillapo que su presencia continua creciendo. >> en san antonio, texas, francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >> muertas 14 heridas en turquia. >> gracias. >> el objetivo ha sido una c compania que fabrica aviones civiles y militares, entre otras actividades aeroespaciales y de defensa. >> presuntamente fueron tres los que se han convertido en actividades tres los terroristas, uno de ellos una mujer, que ingresaron a la planta con armas, con explosivos y despues fueron repelidos. >> dos sospechosos quedaron abatidos. >> gracias, telemundo con un adelanto de lo que veremos esta noche. >> ananzalo y ¿que tal? >> ¿que tal, julio? >> muy buenas tardes. >> pues esta noche les mos mostraremos los primeros audios que salen a la luz publica de las llamadas que se hicieron al 911 durante el atentado contra la vida del expresidente trump en butler, pensilvania. >> ademas, tenemos las impresionantes imagenes de un tiroteo policial mortal en albuquerque. >> el sospechoso esposado s sorprendio a la agent

incluso el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, ha designado al tren de aragua como una organizaciÓn terrorista el momento en el que una mujer abandona a un bebÉ reciÉn nacido en la puerta de su casa de una casa en tecÁmac, estado de mÉxico. dejÓ al pequeÑo ahÍ en el suelo, tocÓ el timbre y se fue a toda prisa. la familia que lo encontrÓ llamÓ a la policÍa que estÁ buscando a la madre. el bebÉ fue llevado a un hospital porque todavÍa tenÍa el cordÓn umbilical. un hombre en carolina del norte quedÓ arrestado por amenazar a empleados de fema en las zonas impactadas por el huracÁn. glyn. william jacob parsons estaba armado con una pistola y un rifle. esto en momentos en que algunas operaciones de fema quedaron suspendidas temporalmente despuÉs de que se reportÓ que la guardia nacional habÍa visto a milicias armadas amenazando a trabajadores de la agencia. en un comunicado para noticias telemundo, fema dijo que continuarÁ apoyando a las comunidades impactadas por glyn, resaltando que ha hecho ajustes a sus operativos de seguridad para su personal y para los damnificados. en florida continÚan las la

unless the courts or texas governor greg abbott step in, roberson will be executed on october 17th. >t of robert that i hear in my head is that childlike commitment to hope, and that he would say that i can't give up hope. >> can his life be saved at this point? >> gosh, i pray it can. if we can't save someone like robert, who is so clearly innocent, then truly, we're lost. >> if you could speak to the governor directly, you know, from the heart, what would you tell him? >> governor abbott, i did not do this, and i'm just hoping and praying you do the right thing. >> how are you preparing for your own death, your own execution? >> i'm at peace if it happens, but i'm not ready because i don't think i should be executed when i'm innocent. >> we reached out to the governor several times for comment and did not hear back. >>> coming up, the good news. one man's mission to walk in all the parks. >> position of nature. vestmey look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) you can't be that different. (fisher investments) we are. we have a team of specialists not

the people who build and maintain our highways and spend millions of dollars electing people like greg abbott and dan patrick. and so like the connection highway and concrete companies is very clear. the members of the texas transportation commission certainly have connections to oil and gas money. i don't i didn't do the investigative journalism to document it. but like, you know, the laura ryan, who's a former commissioner, owned dealerships. i wonder if you think can you hear me whether gerrymandering is an issue here, too? we have 65% of the states, 30 million people live in the five metro areas. and yet getting on i-35 from here to austin and back as a nightmare, there's no level initiatives to deal with that. we had a $34 billion surplus in the last year of the texas legislature. there were no substantial mass transit initiatives that tapped into that money. so it just seems to me that the republican leadership in the state either doesn't accept the driven science induced demand or is some other reason for why they simply engage in mass transit. yeah that's a great question. i mean, i t

thing about that, which somewhat of a qualifier, if you take a look at ron desantis in florida, greg abbott in texas, doug ducey, the former republican governor of arizona, even brian donnelly here in california, the kind of sacrificial lamb that ran against gavin newsom, they have one thing in common. they all met considerably exceeded numbers with hispanic voters and every single competitive house seat in the country. the republican candidate overperform donald trump with hispanic that is very strong evidence that donald trump is not latinos to the party he is limiting much further the natural growth that would be happening because of the assimilate of an economic factors that i talk about in the book. so if trump was not the ballot, any other republican would be doing considerably better than trump in the polls right now, at least as much as can be with a highly negatively charged environment. but it would be much they would be doing better demographically in. states like arizona, nevada, wisconsin georgia, north carolina, pennsylvania. well let's talk about one of the places where that'

texas governor greg abbott says kamala harris is giving money to people of lebanon while stiff armingrolina, this is kamala's kashes a/* -- katrin dlc a. she was in michigan and had a rally in flint and will be u underwater with lebanese necessary michigan, she needs michigan. was this proclamation a m political move? >> todd: this is one anecdote, she said she's arab american in lebanon background. she said, i don't know one person that will be voting for kamala harris. take that for what it is worth. >> cheryl: she does not have the same polling among constituents in michigan. >> carley: there is this we want to highlight this woman on the skreeb, beloved school teacher kim a, ashby is still missing. she was trapped in the house when it was knocked off the foundation. her daughter is still searching for her mom and joins me now. thank you for joining us during this truly difficult time when i'm sure you have questions about where your mother is. tell us what you know about the day this storm hit. >> sure. she was in the house with my step-dad rod, and before they were able to get ou

coming up tonight the texas governor greg abbott will respond to the lies and deflections from governorott. the 60 minute interview should have been a walk in the park for harris. it was designed for her to have a walk in the park many of the vice president's worst word salads were edited out from the interview shocking from abusively by a cbs but it was still a disaster for harris and that's only the beginning as panic over polling numbers started to set in the harris campaign that's only reason they're sending her on a media blitz with friendly outlets cbs, a cold bare, the view the call her daddy podcast would see howard stern we can forget about his interview is she sat down earlier with the former what's great shock jock a visa shadow of his former self will the real howard ever one day come back sadly know himself as a neurotic woke polo loving kat loving shadow of his former self holier than though liberal who calls any trump supporters stupid. i guess he doesn't want them listening to his program paralyzed by the fear of covid-19 asking nothing but pathetic meaningless questions

top three cities migrants were sent to in texas, dallas, houston and san antonio, texas governor greg abbott'st to fox news digital critical mayor adams says busing migrants morally bankrupt while harris called busing migrants political theater and they are doing the same things themselves. concerns over tren de aragua growing bigger police in texas arrest three murder suspects with ties to the gang. >> fourth suspect is still on the loose the. madeleine rivera hats latest. hi, maddy. >> good morning, carley and todd. three suspects are waiting to be extradited to texas police say they shot and killed a man in dallas about two months ago. 38-year-old alexander mendosa. bowl similar and gonzalez are charged with capital murder and aggravating kidnapping. authorities say 12:30 a.m. on august 24, the suspects abducted a man, petit and two juveniles from an apartment complex in dallas. the suspects allegedly drove the three a location in farmer's branch and shot petit, they then left with the two juveniles who they later released unharmed on a highway. investigators learned the victim petit was an

last month, texas governor greg abbott listed tdid sheing a as gang status.a new york democrat is fighting to keep his seat and making last ditch effort to distance himself from biden-harris administration. >> you are not doing your job right if you don't piss a few people off, even your own party. it is a mess, biden needs to clean it up. >> steve: his opponent says pat ryan has been pro-open border his entire political career. candidate from the 18th district, allison espizito joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> steve: i'm sure democrats are going, if you're in a tight spot, democrats, go ahead and say, you know, i'm for a strong border, even though the administration has been mia in this. >> right. it is absolutely pathetic. pat ryan is a liar and a wolf in sheep's clothing. he will call in an ad, an election year, he knows he is going to lose for biden to secure the border. his entire career she's been a sanctuary city guy. he made oyst er county a sanctuary city. may voted against the laken riley act, against the save

. >> reporter: just last month, the texas governor greg abbott designated tda as the gang is known as terrorist organization. texas law enforcement found to do everything in its power to crack down on gang members. >> tda gangsters are by cockroaches. than multiply quickly small and chooses -- and patricians into communities. >> both suspects in the murder as you mentioned trace entered the country illegally in the southern border. >> trace: and a lot of people are wondering at the totality the people and lower colorado how they got in. how they got in unchecked because now they are stooping to do some checks as you said some symbols are being checked. the big question is over the past several years how they kept getting in unchecked. >> rate and more and more of them finding out about and more and more finding out they crossed illegally between ports of entry. it's in between as we know it's open season. >> trace: very quickly is there evidence in this country actually imprisons and venezuela? >> we do not have the information we don't know the background of these particular to but i

greg abbott listed tda as tier 1 gang threat and listed task force to go after them. stu.stu.tuart: thank you, griff. ways and means chair and chairman jason smith. sir, is the rise of tren de aragua harris' fault? >> well, there's no question what's going on from a porous southern border. vice president harris and president biden are the direct ones to blame. we saw in the first hyundais of biden -- hundred days of biden is harris administration, there were 94 executive orders reversing the very successful border policies. for example, they eliminated -- started catch and release. they eliminated remain in mexico, they stopped the border wall. you could go line by line and that's led to this influx of criminals. stuart: but the administration, biden harris team gave a special authority to 200,000 illegals from venezuela to come to this country and stay here and they can't be sent back and some of the members here are members attached to this gang. that make it is the biden harris team's fault. and they cannot be sent back. it's dreadful. >> it's terrible. talk to laken riley'

it is not only donald trump it is is mini me you have texas governor greg abbott as well as congressmannd paulino luna of florida that disaster relief went towards housing immigrants. >> i feel like whatever we are in a situation when we have to debunk donald trump slides, then we are already losing. we are not having the real conversations about what is actually happening on the ground in these places. we already know that the republican governors came out and said from georgia to, you know, and other places, thank you to joe biden. thank you for initiating a before the storm actually hit. thank you for being so responsive. i feel like when we are in this situation where we have to play catch-up or try to get in front of one of donald trump slides, he is winning. >> we should not call out the fact that he is lying? >> i think we need to continue to have a conversation about what the biden administration is doing and try and ignore donald trump. say, let us have a conversation about what brian kemp set over in georgia. let us have a conversation about what north carolina democratic gove

maria: part of the reason the numbers are down as greg abbott, the governor of texas has done an incrediblelone star which you been amongst the leaders. i want to get your take on what is happening with new york city sending 4500 migrants back to texas offering free one-way plane and bus tickets to other states in illinois, florida and colorado. new york spent $40 million of the re-ticketing program as of july. abbott sends migrants to new york in new york spent all the money, millions this on the back to texas the big apple spent more than $6 billion total on the migrant crisis. what are your thoughts have you felt the impact of the migrants from new york city being sent back to texas? >> we have not and i don't believe we've seen the as of yet but the governor has a plan in place to take care of the issue and it goes back to policy. now new york has seen they can't handle the situation not only the amount of people but economically as well. i can tell you for a fact. in texas the governor made it very clear that we are not going to allow illegal immigrants into the state of texas especial

we were so strong and we were strong and we knew they would have to put it out in texas governor greg abbottjob most of what you see are in tucson and san diego they are not in texas i just want to put a shadow to governor abbott because texas has seen a dramatic decrease in all of it moved to arizona and california. maria: how much is the decrease due to the fact that the abiding here's a administration had become flying illegal immigrants on planes to their state of choice. >> great question cuban and venezuelans are getting fights directly into the interior of the united states, that has something to do with it. maria: senior white house officials will be in israel discussing iran and the wars in gaza and lebanon the other major issue that were dealing with, this is the new leader of has below made the first public appearance it's taking over pretty bad to continue the fight against israel and they will use all available tools to respond to the missile attack. you are on the foreign affairs committee what are you expecting from iran. >> i would caution a man to be very very cautious about

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texas governor greg abbott last month listed tda as a tier one gang threat. >> bill: thank you, dana has more. >> dana: bring in mary katharine ham on the issue of immigration. kamala harris was asked about the border and here is how one of the exchanges went about executive orders. >> as of today, we have cut the flow of immigration by over half. in fact, the numbers i saw most recently illegal immigration is -- let me >> why not do it in 2023, 2023? >> we were hoping with congress and hoping we could have a long-term fix to the problem. >> you couldn't have done both at the same time? >> here is the thing. we have to understand that ultimately this problem is going to be fixed through congressional action. >> dana: perhaps all the answers are bad. anything she would say are bad. the truth is out there. how did you see it? >> true but as somebody who goes on tv there are ways to give a bad answer in a good way. she can't figure out how to do that. that's the problem. he is asking predictable and simple questions and not a knock on anderson cooper. he got interested responses out of

here's what greg abbott of texas posted.is giving money to the people of lebanon while stiff arming the humanitarian crisis in north carolina. this is kamala's katrina. >> optics matter and they mishandled from the beginning. from biden not going to the white house, calmly is on the west coast. trump beat both of them to north carolina and same thing a couple years ago. he beat them to east palestine. down to the sites. he beat them down at east palestine a couple years ago. he understands the optics matter. the objects of this matter. we are in suits and ties. it doesn't make our ideas any more salient but it is what she chose to the platform and appearances. appearances do matter especially getting messages to people who are suffering. >> john: make a point about lebanon as a post in north carolina or while people in north carolina are suffering. fema says it will run out of money. it is at the right message to send? >> i know most people don't think it can but the federal government can walk and chew gum at the same time.

her and she's also campaigning with colin allred whose challenging ted cruz and texas governor greg abbott that the borders are, kamala harris can come all the way to houston where josh lynn on barry was murdered by trend da aragua gang members that she led into the country but she cannot be bothered to visit her family or say her name. a new report details how the homeland security official use social media to promote illegal migration into america the american accountability foundation found the employee would post on social media highlighting illegal immigrants who now owned businesses in the united states. she's campaigning in texas and she has beyoncÉ and she does not mention the illegals who reportedly murdered american citizens and of course she has all the celebrity around her and you don't see tim walz too much around her maybe he has not been helping her, where does your investigation stand in terms of tim walz investigation to china, what do you want to say. >> the most disturbing thing was his involvement with the university, the chinese university. while he was an educator i t

to underscore that crisis, republican governors like greg abbott of texas, hit on the idea of giving one-way bus ticket to democratic cities and notably to the vice president's house at the u.s naval observatory in washington, dc. >> i was actually with her husband, doug emhoff and we were at an event where he was getting his covid booster and out of nowhere they tell us, hey, he's going to talk about the migrant issue. >> yeah, i do have reaction. i think it was shameful these are a human being. they're using people as pawns for political stops it brought an issue that up until this point, had really been on u.s.-mexico border to cities across the country, i think from that moment forward. >> and of course that coincided with the midterm elections in 2022 really made democrats, i think a lot more conservative on border issues. and specifically on asylum to that end, president biden and vice president harris supported negotiations on a senate bill that would among other things give the president far reaching powers to restrict migrant crossings. >> can you share an anecdote, any kind

texas govern floor greg abbott pushed back in a letter saying he will not cede state land to trans nationalioner, dr. dawn buckingham. good to see you. thank you for being here. which is it? frontin island, you went in there, you and your team cleaned it up. it was dominated by drug cartels but the biden-harris administration demanded that that land be put back to its original state. so what does that mean? give it back to the drug cartels? >> [laughter] >> well, it means they should learn how to read a map. the general land office is the mapping entity for the state of texas. we're very clear on where the center of the river is. they misread several maps, several surveys. we wrote a long legal response back to them that refuted the claims on the property. texas is keeping it. we're making sure there's zero human trafficking and illegal migrants coming across and we're going to keep the land and defend it. maria: what about the second piece of land? what will that be used for. >> after i got sworn in almost two years ago it was brought to my attention that one piece of property was a heavil

. >> greg abbott who like you deals with this issue on a daily bail -- basis as this group should behe mistress right now as a terrorist group. do you agree with that? >> whatever the status of other game -- gangs are, yes, they should be treated the same. i don't know the terminology is what they are definitely in those other kinds of crime. yet the take on all crime. that's why it doesn't matter where the gang is or who it is or if it's a good book criminals right? he have to take it on prosecuted kamala harris as put prisoners behind bars and she will be tough as president of the mainstays to make sure to improve our city. >> lots will know she's part of the current administration and this has been happening for years. so ho-shue then pivot to make the akman that she will be complete different on the border if she's elected? >> a thing they made some progress on the border in the last two months of course with this is someone who's been vice president, there's a number of areas she's outlined in its entirely different. a new space for the country and a path forward and set of retu

in 2022 as we have all seen these videos and pictures before, texas governor greg abbott started busingigrants on charter buses to sanctuary cities. new york mayor new york adams office say through the voluntary reticketing they have but one wm new york city. the top destinations where migrants are being sent back to is here in texas at number one with roughly 3500 tickets issued and florida, new york, and colorado. mayor eric adams said famously back in 2021 when he was running for office that new york city will remain a sanctuary city under adams administration. i asked his office whether this is a shift in his values and i asked if it took the actions from governor abbott to highlight these challenges and bring attention to the issues. we are waiting to hear back from his office but i want to share the statement with you from governor abbott's office that his people said hypocritical mayor adams that said busing migrants is morally bankrupt while harris called a transporting migrants political theater and they are doing the same thing themselves. a spokesperson for mayor eric adams o

not only who will win the day but -- the governor, greg abbott.ar kamala harris can come all the way to houston where jocelyn nungaray was killed by tren de aragua gang members that she let into the country but can't be bothereded to visit jocelyn's family or say her name. the 12-year-old abused and murdered underneath the bridge in houston. how is this going to go? >> the sad part is this is a daily headline that is not being covered nationally. it is horrific what is happening because there are so many young women -- you go back to this last story, you go to the 12-year-old and look at what is happening. humans are reusable. that's the warning coming from local officials all across the state of texas, humans are reusable. when you sell drugs you have to get more drugs to make money on the next transaction. you own a human being, because they have a debt to pay off, and you can reuse them for every single day until the debt is cleared and even after that we're not sure they will be released. we have all these kids for example that have gone missi

shannon: texas governor greg abbott who like you deals with this issue on a daily basis has said tren this particular group should be designate by vice president harris and the administration as a terrorist group. you agree with that? >> whatever the status is of other gangs, they should be treated the same as bloods, crips, and 13's. i do not know the technology they are very much in the same categories of the kinds of crime. you've got to take on all crime. does not matter where the gang is or who it is or if it is just a group of criminals. you've got to take it all and prosecuted. kamala harris is put criminals behind bars and she'll be tough as a president of the united states to make sure. shannon: allowed people will note she's part of the current administration this is been happening for years but have issue than pivot to make the argument she is going to be completely different on the border if she is elected? >> i think they made some progress on the border in the last few months of course. but look, this is someone who has been vice president there's a number of areas outli

lawyers are petitioning the us supreme court to spare his life and pleading with texas governor greg abbottissue a 30 day reprieve so that the medical evidence in this case can be reexamined essentially, what robertson's lawyers are arguing is is that the shaken baby syndrome cause that medical experts at the time of his trial had to use to convict robertson is essentially a misdiagnosis. robertson's lawyers argue that his two-year-old daughter, nikki, who was killed in january of 2002, died of double pneumonia that had progressed into sepsis and she had a long history of medical troubles as well. what robertson's lawyers want is more time for courts to be able to re-examine that medical evidence, but this point time is running our out. there are just hours before a robert roberson is scheduled to be executed. jim all right. ed. thank you. and robertson's lawyers aren't the only ones pushing for clemency. a bipartisan group of more than 80 texas lawmakers have also voiced their support for his case. thank you very much for joining me. i'm jim acosta. stay with us inside politics with dana b

now, the attorney general has been opposed to this in the court filings we've seen texas governor greg abbott, who has been quiet on this case for days filed a court filing this morning where he is essentially says that this house committee has stepped out of line with this subpoena requests a subpoena that essentially halted this execution the governor is saying that any house committee in the future could do this exact same thing to basically cause an end-around any future executions here in the state legal drama will continue to play out. they are not giving up hope that roberson might be able to figure out a way to testify in the future. one of the representatives even suggested that the maga makers make a field trip to the livingston, texas prison where robert roberson is hold for a field trip to do this testimony in-person. there another chapter in this emotionally charged story, ed lavendera. thank you for bringing us the latest. now to some of the other headlines we're watching this hour new video shows the moment a helicopter slammed into a radio tower in houston last night. look at

republicans like governor greg abbott and senator john cornyn, have comfortably won reelection, but crews better. o'rourke in 2018 by just over 200,000 points. so you add in those new staggering new number of voters that are here in the state it does make things slightly more interesting this, this time, right? >> right. but of course, as you say it, texas turning blue as long as as long as you've been around. so we'll see thank you very much. from dallas tonight. and next, a democratic pollster inside the harris campaign on where he really thinks she stands at a couple of things that really are important in here. and trump's unconventional ground game in battleground, pennsylvania and we'll tell you, we're how they're trying to find new voters. >> now tarrio, the amish and you're getting registered and they're going to vote >> with kasie hunt tomorrow at five eastern if you're shopping for a home, you could browse hundreds of listings to find homes with big yards or compare lot sizes all at once. >> search in full color to find space to grow. >> home search will never be the >> misprint

. >> and the governor of texas, greg abbott, is apparently is arguing that the house committee subpoena that delayed roberts execution violated the state separation of powers clause. is that correct what's your response to that? it sounds as though the governor wants to see this execution go forward i'll note two things. >> one is the separation of powers argument was presented to the texas supreme court a court that consist of nine elected republicans the unanimous vote was nine to zero, that this was a valid subpoena. and that the temporary restraining order that allowed it to go into effect was also a valid exercise of the trial courts. judge and that there are questions of separation of power that need to be reasonably briefed and adjudicated. so there's this there's a big picture issue, but there really wasn't any debate about the legitimacy of what these lawmakers harris did. you just had the effect of saying an execution because they're witness would have been unavailable permanently had the execution gone forward. there there is no affirmative law. i know of that says only a gov

the abortion ban that donald trump and ted cruz made possible that greg abbott signed into law in the 16 months following that 26,000 texas women and girls were forced to carry the child of the rapist to turn 26,000 times. there is no exception and for rape or incest or the life of the mother in texas, its most obscene abortion ban in america. and i think kamala harris has a great opportunity to say, hey america, united states, this is your future right here in texas if we don't turn the page, we are not going back so i'm excited that she's in texas for all of the great read reasons, including giving column all read a little bit additional energy, but also reminding america of what's at stake in this election you call trump a white nationalist years ago now, harris is calling trump a fascist along with other people as well. >> i am curious to know what you make of that. is that the right message for her to make at this? final time and stretch think more than anything, the american people, the electorate crave authenticity and honesty. >> when i watched the cnn town hall the other nigh

you know, other republicans like governor greg abbott and senator jd john cornyn have comfortably wonion, but crews just be better. o'rourke in 2018 by just over 200,000 points. so you add in those new staggering new number of voters that are here in the state. it does make things slightly more interesting this time right? >> right. but of course, as you say texas turning blue, as long as as long as you've been around. so we'll see ed. thank you very much. from dallas tonight. and next, a democratic pollster inside the harris campaign on where he really thinks she stands. there's a couple of things that really are important in here. and trump's unconventional ground game in battleground, pennsylvania and we'll tell you how they're trying to find new voters and you're getting registered and they're going to vote but that's what my podcast is all about. join me in my guess for a new season new conversations about loss, life, and love all the rides with anderson cooper, listen on apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin supplement bra

however, this he did not testify today because the attorney general, ken paxton in texas governor greg abbott feel that you, have argue that the state house committee has gone beyond its bounds in issuing the subpoena that essentially halted a scheduled execution the attorney general wrote in a letter to the committee that they would provide an opportunity for roberson to testify virtually. but the lawmakers and robertson's lawyers this to take place in person. they feel that is the best way for the public. and these lawmakers to assess his credibility the committee did hear from one prominent witness today, dr. phil. >> why did they call dr. phil? and what did he what did he have to say well, dr. phil has done a lot on this case or recently actually interviewed robert roberson on the same day that we did several weeks ago. >> he also has the support of the novelist that john grisham. this is what dr. phil told the committee after at the beginning of his two-hour testimony today facing a miscarriage of justice here about the medical evidence in this case as well, but jake, it's interesting to

understand why there are so many eyes on texas well, it's interesting, jake, because of republicans like greg abbott and john cornyn have recently won elections by comfortable margins. >> but once again, senator ted cruz finds himself in another tight race. you remember back what happened to him in 2018, winning by just about 200,000 votes it's in this state. the new york times sienna college poll just recently out shows that cruz has a slight edge by about four points. so far. so once again, democrats game been hopeful that this could be the year that they win a statewide election, which they haven't done since 1994, crews on the campaign trail, we've been following around for the last few weeks is really hammering home at the issues of border security and immigration also tapping into what we see republicans playing, doing nationwide, transgender and girl youth sports as well. but the one thing ted cruz does not talk about it as campaign rallies is the abortion issue listen to your speech tonight. there's no mention of abortion. why not? >> well, i understand this. what democrats want to talk all

insist that he did not kill his two-year-old daughter back in 2002, he's asking the texas governor greg abbott to spare his life. >> and at the heart of this is the testimony that the prosecutors put on from medical experts who testified that two-year-old nikki had signed it's of abuse that the symptoms that she showed up with at the hospital when she was brought, there were consistent with abuse brain bleeding and head injuries but advocates for robert roberson say that since then, medical research has proven that there can be situations where other medical explanations can be attributed for causing those kinds of symptoms. and essentially what they say is that nikki had pneumonia that had progressed into a sepsis and if those conditions mimic of something very similar to what appears as abuse in these cases. he says, now robertson has garnered the support of the innocence project bipartisan group of texas lawmakers at in all as well as the former detective who sent him to death row. we spoke with robertson last week, just days before he is scheduled to be executed you didn't kill your daught