not houston? >> definitely not.them they are really friendly people. >> we see this is the best place to dream and achieve the dream. >> the same opportunities in india i get, i won't make as much of my life as i would over here. >> kuldeep patel: you work hard in this country and if you put your mind to something, you know, it is achievable then, i think. so, america is land of opportunity and best place to stay in the world. >> anthony: some people say, "make america great again." i say, "america was great all along, some of us just forgot why." it's great because your grandfather and my grandfather and everybody's damn grandfather or great grandfather crammed themselves, snuck, bought their way, or was dragged onto a boat and one way or another, allowed themselves eventually to dream. you still can. there's still room and, in some places in america, apparently you are still welcome. welce stranger, this land is your land. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: miami sneaks up on you. or do we change and find ourselves sneaking

houston: i was want to keep growing.e have 500 million registered users and there are one million office workers in the world. we are focused on how we reach more customers, how we make dropbox more useful, but it starts with building a great product. alex: who is the ideal dropbox customer? are you selling directly to the c-suite? i know you get a lot of paid users from the self-service platform. who is the ideal person will actually pay you for the tools and products you built? mr. houston: it's companies of all shapes and sizes. the great thing about our model is we are able to reach millions of businesses because so many people start using dropbox at home and bring it into work. large everyone for really customers and folks like the nasdaq here but we also reach many small businesses and everything in between. alex: i heard you talk a lot about teams and selling it to teams and more of a focus on the collaboration tool that are fairly new for dropbox the you have been developing. how do you think about selling it to

in houston, mauricio iglesias is the community organizer for the workers defense project in houston. here in new york, renee feltz is a longtime democracy now! producer and award-winning reporter. her latest story for the intercept is headlined, "amid rampant wage theft in post-harvey reconstruction, immigrant workers take on disaster recovery giant -- and win." last november, she reported on how "immigrant day laborers confront a perfect storm of exploitation in hurricane harvey cleanup." welcome both of you to democracy now! renee, you're recently back from houston. describe what you found. renee: i was curious to find out about the conditions for people who are rebuilding houston. 60 inches of rain fell on the city. first, a lot of the buildings had to be cleaned out, the mud, debris, mold. than they had to be rebuilt and that process will take a long time. i wanted to see who is rebuilding and it is mostly undocumented immigrant laborers. what i found to be especially interesting is laborers is in high demand. we also know there were storms in florida, puerto rico, fires in calif

buffalo bayou, downtown houston. seems to me prevention, since this has flooded three types in the last two years, doing some flood mitigation projects will be absolutely essential. which is why we passed the supplemental, 90 billion-dollar supplement al bill to deal with these flood mitigation projects. and i think, again, an ounce of prevention is a pound of cure. so, i know the governor sees it the same way. when we discussed this project, he agreed with me, that it would be the number one priority in the state in earlies of it flood mitigation. -- in terms much the flood mitigation. i think you mentioned first three projects have been approved. can you tell me what those are and then what in your view will happen i think with both the refor the if itation of barker addicks and the third reservoir? no first let me first say the governor completely agrees with you in order to really rebuild after harvey, a large portion of what we'll have to do is, are major scale projects as you mentioned, three floods in the last

not just houston, texas.applause] i want to thank every member of the astros team who spent time with those displaced in shelter shelters. you held food and supply drives all over texas and gave millions and millions of dollars of your salaries. i know you've done pretty well, you're going to be doing even better now. can i be your agent? i want to be your agent. he doesn't find that funny at all. when maria ravaged puerto rico weeks later, the houston astros redoubled their assistance and many of them went there and helped. really great. our administration will continue to stand by the people of texas and florida and puerto rico, louisiana, even alabama and so many other places were affected and we are standing by all of them. texas was incredible, the way they recovered. you had a devastating, devastating hurricane. i've never seen anything like it. you thought it was gone and it came out and got more water. three times. there's never been anything like it that we've seen, from the standpoint of water, not

thenicicicicicicicicicicicicicid houston. faced rampantavee -- >> no. there are lots of people who don't say anything. they are afraid of stirring things up. amy: a new report by the intercept documents how two houston day laborers fought back without pay for a major disaster recovery firm. we'll also look at fema's response to immigrants in houston with u.s.-born children. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a new channel 4 news investigation has revealed executives from the company cambridge analytica boasting about entrapping politicians and launching fake news campaigns in order to sway elections around the world. the revelations come only days analytica harvested the data of more than 50 million facebook users, without their permission, in efforts to sway voters to support president donald trump. cambridge anytytica was founded by billionaire robert mercer. and steve banannon of breititbat news.. on mony,y, chann 4 n news broaoaast videos it secrlyly recoed o of execu

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host: we have time for a few guestalls for our in houston. this organization keeps track of police violence, mapping policeviolence.org. to our next call, teresa in michigan, republican. hi there. caller: hi. i would first like to comment about the clip that you showed of naomi wadler. she was my favorite talker that day. i was very impressed. about the kid in the backyard, i thought that was ridiculous, all those shots going off willy-nilly. it was so dark, they could not see what they were shooting a. the problem with people running when police are trying to approach them -- no wonder they get shot, but what i don't understand is why they are not shooting them in the leg just to bring them down so they can find out what the heck is going on? they are always so interesting and shooting to kill, it seems like. i just say bring them down. eventually, they are going to realize, you know, they will not be a suicide by cop incident, it will be you will have to answer to what the heck you are doing. host: let's get a reaction from houston. mean, i

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i'm brian sullivan live in houston. however big you may be that -- i want you to think again. it's probably bigger than that that are three times bigger than the next biggest company a company called exon -- when will saudi aram coannounce t the -- to curb any plans to expand in the united states. >> we do have plans for expansions in the u.s. we had to -- and we still planning to proceed with the feats ability study of the investments. you're talking about an expansion program that hopefully is proceeding very well. >> it's a very interesting time. you're talking about expanding, investing in the united states, when the u.s. shale boom is, as the iae said is booming. do you view yourself as a competitor to the u.s. shale industry >> i think the shale industry did a great job in terms of nicking supply, but if you look at the forecast of additional demand, you're talking about 1.4 to 1.7 million barrels of additional demand potential in 2018 if you add to it national decline that is happening in existing fields, so we'r

and dear chicago, houston's bean is better and so is houston.ernandez says it is a complete original. totally different. al from houston, our bean is a stand up bean. your bean is laying down on the job. tim tweeted, better city, chicago or houston? and ken said if you have eight hours, i would be happy to explain to you in detail why houston is 1,000 times better than chicago. this is all happening over a bean. sheinelle, you lived in chicago. >> i went to northwestern. >> i didn't know there was a bean. >> we took pictures. it was a cool sculpture. i did not know it was a bean. >> tell your friends. >> you have to side with chicago on this one. >> they had the original bean. of all of the sculptures, you could come up with anything else. >> chicago is threatened. >> i didn't know. >> a thing. a thing. >>> "popstart." >> let's get to it. first up, update on schwarzenegger's health after he had to undergo emergency open heart surgery. he had gone into the hospital on thursday for heart valve replacement which is a common procedure. a complicatio

buffalo body downtown houston. so it seems to me, you know, prevention, since this has flooded three times in the last two years, doing some of these flood mitigation projects is absolutely essential, which is why we passed the supplemental $the $90 billion is supplemental to l with these mitigation projects. yeah, i think again, an ounce of prevention is a pound of cure. i know the governor sees it the same way. when we discussed this project he agreed with me it would be the number one priority in the state in terms of flood mitigation. where is the governor on this? i think you mentioned something about the first -- your first three projects have now been approved. can you tell me what those are are and what interview will happen with, i think, both the refortification of barker attics and third reservoir. >> sure. let me first say the governor completely agrees with you that in order to really rebuild after harvey, you know, a large portion of what we will have to do is -- are these major scale projects that, a

familia latina muere tras viajar en el comportamiento superior del aviÓn que volaba desde nueva york a houstonus dueÑos dicen que fueron obligados a ponerlo allÍ por una de las azafatas, noticias telemundo comienza ya. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes, hoy la imagen del dÍa son sin duda los miles de estudiantes que salieron a la calle por todo el paÍs exigiendo un control sobre las armas de fuego. >> (cÁnticos) >>> en washington, dc los muchachos llegaron la misma casa blanca ha sido una jornada de movilizaciÓn pocas veces vistas en el paÍs. >> aunque probablemente la marcha mÁs numerosa haya sido la de nueva york cientos de niÑos y padres echaron a la calle con una sola voz en los Ángeles las marchas terminaron en un estadio de fÚtbol en donde los chicos formaron la palabra "basta". >> asÍ en mÁs de 3.000 ciudades por todo el paÍs los chicos marcharon, gritaron y guardaron 17 minuto de silencio en recuerdo de las 17 vÍctimas de la matanza de parkland. >> es allÍ precisamente en la escuela secundaria marjory stoneman douglas en donde surgÓo todo, en donde el dolor se convirtiÓ en fuerza pa

this is a houston day laborerade intercept.is a mexican immigrant who was says he worked 60 hour weweeks, but only gopapaid f 40 . >> avoid paying me for ovtitime. >>>> d you askhem fofo overtime? >> no post of people a are afrad of stirring things u up. a lot immigras are reportg. amy: undocented migrant workers ke adrn lost eft aftehurricanharvey but someave faback andon eir pahecks byressurin e of t nation's largt saster recery firmwith lp from labor advotes. learn mor we're joineby inoustonmauricio igless is the commity orgazer fothe rkers dense projecin uston. and re in new rk, rene feltis a lgtime demoacy now! pducer anaward-nning porter. her test sry for the inrcept headlined"amid rampt wageheft in po-harvereconstrucon, immiant woers taken dister rovery gian-- and win. st novemr, she rorted on w "immrant dayaborers coront a pfect srm of exploitaon in huicane haeyeyeyey welcome th of yoto democcy now! nee, y'reecently ck from housto scribe wt you foun ree: i was out aboue condions for people who arrebuilng houst. 60 incs

have actually had 26 since the year 2000 in houston. non-federally declared disasters in houston. projects of this scale will have to happen. as for the announcements later today, the fund which is the money of $121 billion that we did under the stafford act as sort of an add-on. they will be helping fund a regional study and is used in area for a watershed assessment, to look at what we can do particularly in the montgomery northeast area for homebuyers throughout the harris county flood control district and it will be to start the process engineering and study for dredging up the river. as for the third reservoir, obviously it's a huge priority for the governor and it is our understanding we are going to be able to get this off the ground by doing a study first and hopefully follow it up because of your work in the preparation and follow-up. >> right. and we think that our work in the congress. we had 90 billion appropriated. army corps of engineers. let me just close because i know it is getting late in the day. look forward to conti

is really houston strong. now. they are helping each other out. >> so great to see this all first hand. rachel, thank you so much. great report. >>> coming up this next half hour the young leader of the march for our lives movement becoming a target of gun rights advocates. the campaigns against him online. now fox news host facing back lash over her criticism of the teen. >>> first, the opening day crowd on its feet, watching what could be a rare, inside-the-park home run. a better put on the booster jets, next in sports on "world news now." news now." on "world news now." is different because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain, just for sleep. >>> it's time for spor >>> it's time for sports and we've got the best of major league baseball on opening day. >> the earliest start in mlb history with eager fans showing up all over the country to see the first of 162 games. jack. he's excited. >> let's go yankees! so far, 20

tariffs a topic in houston.aging editor for energy and from london is in houston this week. comments rick perry made a few minutes ago that were controversial, saying that tariffs are not already into the president's intention. >> surprising comments to reporters in houston to thousands of oil industry executives in a conference in the city. he said president has not made up his mind on steel and aluminum tariffs. hinting there was an internal debate within the administration, perhaps a sign that the tariffs are not a done deal. houston opposition in from the oil and gas industry. vonnie: how do you listen to something peter navarro told us on bloomberg earlier. he is a copy columnist at the white house and desktop economists at the white house -- top economist at the white house , he said they would be good for the economy. >> with the steal and aluminum tariffs, modest in levels, we want to defend the industry's. the president said we cannot have a country without a steel and aluminum industry and i agree and

su mÁs reciente actuaciÓn fue como superintendente del distrito escolar de houston.obo, pero tambiÉn puede hacer algo para no tan sÓlo nuestra gente. tambiÉn trata cualquier estudiante que tal vez no reconozca quetrabajo como con educaciÓn y con ganas todo es posible. en houston, texas como pedro rojas, univisiÓn. oye, como me decÍas tÚ, como buen mariachi. el que sabe, sabe. me parece extraordinario. se va uno de los distritos mÁs difÍciles de todo el país. desde aquÍ le deseamos lo mejor. gracias por estar con nosotros y nos vemos maÑana. ♪ ♪

houston defeated the los angeles dodgers in game seven to claim the franchise's first ever title andte house on a trip to washington last month. and finally, tiger woods has played all over the world but probably hasn't made it to the norwegian arctic. it's an unusual place to have a round of golf, especially when it's dark. but who needs daylight when you've got the northern lights to guide you? this 18—hole links course is situated on the remote and rugged coast of gimsoya in lo—foten and boasts unobstructed views to the north. lovely pictures indeed. four matches in the nba to let you know, houston rockets, top of the western conference, they've already qualified for the play—offs, they lead the san antonio spurs 88—67 in the third quarter, almost at three quarters time in that one. to reca ptu re quarters time in that one. to recapture our top story, manchester city are now 16 points clear at the top of the pinilla league after a 2-0 top of the pinilla league after a 2—0 win over stoke city. from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. well, i don't know a

what was really a show of world spirit around houston strong. you were houston strong.want to thank some of the heroes of hurricane harvey who join us today, including members of the incredible "cajun navy," right here, these guys. [cheers and applause] right. john, thank you. john, john bridgers, ben husser. ref lend lewis husser. was praying for me. thank you, that is always nice. it helps. lewis husser, that is your boy, your son, great. billy brenigar, john able and daniel richardson. "cajun navy," thank you very much for being here. [applause] jim mackvale. known as the mattress mac. i met him early on in the campaign. where is jim? [cheers and applause] i met him early in the campaign. i think you stayed with me, huh? you were right there, jim. i met him early. he liked me. i liked him. mattress mack, what a great job you've done. sell a lot of mattresses after today. knows what he is doing. he knows what he is doesthank you very much, jim. when harvey struck, jim, "mattress mack," opened the doors to his furniture store and provided food and shelter to hundreds a

school chancellor and will lead city's 1.1 million schoolkids, he served superintendent in houst houston. previously in san francisco, the 51-year-old grew up in arizona, in a spanish-speaking home, he is a mariachi player and loves music. >> if you are a student who does not yet speak english, we hear you, if you are a dreamer, we hear you. if you are form early -- normerlformerly not being searcd we'll serve you. >> the first choice of miami backed out after verbally committing to it caranza was on short list and originally told by mayor de blasio he was the runner up. >> he is an educator's educator, they will sense he is a kendrick soul -- kindred soul. >> his annual salary in new york $343,000 a year. carmen was paid $233,000 a year. new school chancellor coming to new york. bill: bring in our a-plus panel, i am sure they have interesting opinions lisa and joining us, pop culture expert. and jannette hoffman with us, good to see you. >> bob becan key. lisa are you surprised there is a racial despair disparity on tt scores. >> of course i am. i am kidding, i am calling him pretty ric

. >> miedo y desesperacion miees a estudiantes del sur de houston . >> aqui tenemos la informacion cone rodas . >> el panico se apoderaron de estudiantes en esta escuela de niÑos al sur de houston. >> decenas de padres dejaron todo y salieron corriendo a b buscar a sus hijos . >> ¿que penso al recibir la n noticia? . >> lo peor, pero estoy tranquila porque ellamente me hablo . >> nadie sabia lo que pasaba . >> ¿que dijo su niÑa? . >> que habia una fuga de gas r pero empezo a gritar. >> decenas de estudainiantes s n sintieron mal . >> mi amiga se desmayo, por eso me puse mal . >> la academia de dliderazgo paa jovenes estaba bajo alerta, 51 a alumnas fueron llevadas en mb u ambulancias a hospitales loca locales, y decenas mas fueron t atendidas por paramedicoamedico. >> sin embargo, (hablan en ingles(). >> no se encontro efvidencia d a alguna fuga de gas dijo el be bombero de houston . >> estabamos en la clase y em z empezo a oler mal . >> autoridades investigan si e t esto tuvo algo que ver . >> todo lo acontecido en el pais por la seguridad de escuealas u publicas, este padre dice que

police received a tip that houston was staying at a nearby hotel.ved he tried to run away...but was eventually detained. houston was booked on multiple charges including robbery and resisting arrest. ( james ) san jose police say this man robbed a wells fargo... and they need help finding him. the robbery happened back in december on north first street near highwat 101. police say the man walked into the bank with a gun... and half his face covered up. he demanded money from a teller and then ran off. police posted this video on youtube in hopes that someone will recognize him. ( darya ) happening today... late san francisco mayor -- ed lee -- will be honored on treasure island. the ceremony will be hosted by the life learning academy. the charter school is also celebrating groundbreaking of its first dormitory. the dorms will be used to safely house 20 at-risk students at no cost. mayor lee was a supporter friend of the charter school. ( darya ) coming up after the break... a possible lead in a deadly hit and run investigation. we'll tell you who p

. >> your segue, beyonce is from houston, texas and houston has become a problem for the warriors. >>one. >> smooth. well, with the warriors facing all sorts of injuries, they continue to lose ground to the continue to lose ground to the rockets after missing a hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, that's tangella, this is our haunted house and every saturday night on kofy tv-20 we present our show creature features, where we show wonderfully horrible films and horribly wonderful guests. do join us, please? >>> abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> the warriors will try to snap a rare two-game losing streak wednesday night when they host the lakelakers. to add to their injury woes, yesterday at minnesota nick young hurt his hip while klay thompson sprained his thumb. with just 15 games left it's looking more and more like the defending champs will have to settle for the second seed in the west. that's because the rockets have taken off with james harden back in the lineup, houston had no problem with san antonio. he sets up clint capela for the two-hand slam. when the s

despuÉs de dar a luz, carolina flores de 23 aÑos fue encontrada muerta en houston el 19 de diciembre. nadie vio nada. buenas noc calderÓn. >> y les saluda teresa rodrÍguez. lo mÁs preocupante de este caso fue cuando las autoridades se dieron cuenta de que habÍa una bebe perdidaa la reciÉn nacida delseis semanas se la habrÍan llevado sin dejar rastro. ahÍ comenzÓ una intensa bÚsqueda para buscar a esta bebÉ que se convirtiÓ en un sÍmbolo de esperanza.. >> ese dÍa yo entre a la casa y todo estaba, no habÍa ningÚn vecino fuera. todo estaba callado. cuando entre a la casa, todas las luces estaban encendidas. fui al cuarto para dar un beso bebÉ, cuando voltea a ver vi que estaba tirada con sangre. comencÉ a buscar a chamÁny y tampoco estaba. teresa: no es nacional duras, y en el 2001 cuando tenÍa un aÑo de edad, su madre miro estos sueÑos y lo dejÓ al cuidado de carolina. >> quÉ recuerdas de ella? >> luchadora. hasta le lavaba la ropa a la gente con tal de llevar un bocado a la casa. ella no comÍa para darnos a nosotros. >> Él dice que su tÍa carolina siempre quiso una mejor vida para sus

elk still, is in houston. steel, is in houston.il ministers from opec are you have big thinkers. you have ryan zinke he coming the secretary of interior and the secretary of energy also. arebig question will be, opec ministers and u.s. shale producers meeting tonight for dinner? if anyone can find that out, it would be amazing. you talk about ryan zinke he and people like that, when president trump was elected you heard there was good to be a huge uptake because they were taking regulations off. did that happen? we did see regulations on margins. we feel that they won't get more regular's and that was how full to ceos. the tariff on aluminum and steel was pivotal. ceos have been buying u.s. assets, just not shale assets. there's also interest in libya and libya production. we will write down these topics with total ceo. when you look at what is happening in the markets, it is a risk off with futures down slightly. it is about digesting what is happening in the italian election. you have european stocks of .6%. you have italian bond

heather: in new york, dc and houston, why do you think they chose seattle?seattle is a hub for high-tech and there may have been concern, the nuclear facility, eliminating presence on the west coast, the russians we can expect to respond. and the number of people in russia. heather: on twitter to vote. who or which embassy should be closed in their country. this is a tweet but there it is. you can see people are supposed to choose which one they thought should be closed. i heard st. petersburg is winning right now and more than likely that would be closed. >> that would be akin to new york closing in the united states, the bottom line, this is an important message we sent to the kremlin, an important message. and in the united states, standing with our nato and eu to deliver this message to the kremlin. really vital. heather: and what russia is accused of doing i want to ask you do you think donald trump has handled this in the correct manner in terms of the timing of it, accused of not being tough enough on russia and now he does this. will this be enough?

. >> houston buscaba la victoria nÚmero 79 de la temporada terminÓ la noche con 27 puntos anthony deland ukic quienes recibieron luz verde para abandonar la concentraciÓn, vamos a una breve pausa y regresamos con mÁs. estamos llegando ya al final de telemundo 48, queremos mostrarle el momento que se apagaron las luces en el puente golden gate, en punto de las 8:30 de la noche se apagaron las luces en todo el planeta, los monumentos mÁs icÓnicos se unieron a este esfuerzo para proteger al medio ambiente y en solidaridad para favor de la madre tierra, si estuvo en san francisco y vio oscuro hay estÁ la razÓn. >> hay que descarole un pequeÑo descanso al contra neta que tanto lo necesita. >> nuevamente estamos terminando una jornada histÓrica, queremos felicitar a todos los jÓvenes que salieron a marchar a las calles a favor del control de armas y las miles de personas que se unieron muy bonito ver este movimiento. >> en los deportes maÑana los esperamos con mÁs asÍ que hay que seguir. >> excelente, muy buenas noches, que descanse nos vemos maÑana en punto, hasta pronto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ el tri go

and then buffalo bayou downtown houston. so it seems to me prevention, since this has flooded three times in the last two years, doing some of these flood mitigation projects is going to be essential, which is why we passed the supplemental, $90 billion bill to deal with some of these flood mitigation projects. you know, i think an ounce of prevention is a pound of cure. i know the governor sees this the same way. when we discuss this project, he agreed that it would be the number one priority in the state in terms of flood mitigation. where is the governor on this? i think you mentioned something about the first three projects have now been approved. can you tell me what those are and what, in your view, will happen with both the refortification and the third reservoir? >> let me first say, the governor completely agrees with you that in order to rebuild after harvey, a large portion of what we're going to have to do are these major scale projects that, as you mentioned, thee floods in the last two years, major floods in ho

police received a tip that houston was staying at a nearby hotel. when officers arrived he tried to run away...but was eventually detained. houston was booked on multiple charges including robbery and resisting arrest. ( james ) san jose police say this man robbed a wells fargo... and they need help finding him. the robbery happened back in december on north first street near highwat 101. police say the man walked into the bank with a gun... and half his face covered up. he demanded money from a teller and then ran off. police posted this video on youtube in hopes that someone will recognize him. ( james ) fremont police have arrested four men in connection with a skimming operation. they say the men used cloned a-t-m cards. police say they spotted one of the men making transactions at a wells fargo a-t-m. he was arrested after an officer found him with around 38- hundred dollars and dozens of gift cards --- but no a-t-m card. police also tracked down the man's brother at a motel and arrested him. in that motel room... police say they found evidence

a high school band traveling back home from disney world to houston. police say the driver of the charter bus was killed when the bus veered off interstate 10 there, plunging down a 50-foot ravine. there are multiple injuries tonight, and here's abc's steve osunsami. >> i'm going to need some help. we got a full charter bus, multiple, multiple injuries. >> reporter: police and fire who raced to the scene are still trying to figure out tonight why the driver of this tour bus lost control. add screaming children to this image of tossed pillows and stuffed animals, and this is what they saw. >> we need some blankets and some gloves. anything warm. we're getting hypothermia setting in. >> reporter: the bus was on the way home to texas, carrying the channelview high school band, seen here. they had just finished a trip to disney world, when police say their driver ran over a median and fell 50 feet down a ravine on i-10 near the alabama/florida state line. the driver, seen here, was killed. 37 people, most of them students, had to be rushed to the closest h

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we are going to establish here in houston a new lunar science institute along the side of this great center that you have here. >> the new center will provide means of communication and research for the world's scientific community. the president expressed his conviction that the lunar science institute will help unite those nations wishing to face the challenges of space exploration in partnership. at the same time that the united states prepares for the future in space it continues its dedication towards fulfilling human needs in the coming years. at a nursing home in beaumont, texas the president signed a proclamation declaring march senior citizens month and took the opportunity to review some of the social welfare achievements of his administration. in 1968, 24 million senior citizens received a payments increase that marked highest level of social security benefits in the program's history. under the johnson administration more than 90% of americans aged 65 and over have become eligible for retirement benefits. federal government commitments to special housing programs for seni

. >>> en condiciones inhumanas miles de inmigrantes de houston viven en departamentos sin luz ni aguate infectados de roedores e insectos, muchos no se atreven a denunciar por miedo a ser deportados . >>> 100 dÍas para el mundial, comienza la cuenta regresiva para la gran fiesta del fÚtbol, usted lo vivirÁ por esta pantalla, la cadena oficial de la copa del mundo rusia 2018 . >>> noticias telemundo comienza ya . >>> (mÚsica(. >>> noticias telemundo . con josÉ dÍaz . >>> hola quÉ tal buenas tardes, la batalla entre el estado de california y el presidente trump subiÓ hoy otro escalon, el departamento de justicia presentÓ ante la corte federal de sacramento una denuncia contra las leyes migratorias que convierten a ese estado en uno santuario. el gobierno de trump cree que esas leyes son injus s injustas, inconstitucionales y ponen en riesgo el trabajo de las autoridades migratorias . >>> tenemos lo Último, cristina adelante . >>> josÉ, la administraciÓn track ya la habÍa emprendido contra las ciudades santuarios, y a pocos les sorprende que ahora le toque el turno a california . >>> la

meg oliver, cbs news, houston, texas. >> ninan: when we return, he served more than 20 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. why is the state paying him nothing? . >> ninan: we end tonight in america's heartland. kansas is among several states that pieing in the to people who serve years, sometimes decades in prison for crimes they didn't commit. the states are now taking measures to change that. dean reynolds has his story. ( cheers ) >> reporter: when lamonte mcintyre was exonerated last october in a double-murder case, he walked out of a kansas prison with a clean record but not a dime to his name. you lost 23 years of your life. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: now the state is offering you nothing. >> i think it's unjust. but me being angry about it is not going to change it. >> reporter: kansas is one of 18 states that offer wrongly convicted prisoners no compensation at all upon their release. it sounds almost vengeful. >> or neglectful in the nicest way of looking at it. >> reporter: tricia bushnell of the innocence project worked to win mcintyre's release. she says mcintyre ha

there's one house district in particular outside houston.ocrats nationally are scaredfed one particular candidate, trying to destroy her campaign. the question is, does it backfire on democrats nationally. >> steve core nakornacki, takin the weeds of texas. thank you. at least 50 women running. that's a significant number, when you consider only three of the 36 representatives in the state are female. our guest is a texas reporter for politico. she's just written about this phenomenon. and kevin diaz, washington correspondent for the houston chronicle also with me, covering the texas races as well. ranuka, let me start with you, what's behind the surge of women r running for office in texas? >> thanks, craig, thanks for having me on. there's three things behind this surge of women running for texas. one is the trump effect. there's a lot of anti-trump sentiment among the democratic party nationally. and we're seeing that translate to women running here in texas. there are 36 democrats running for congress ional office this year. the second i

. >> reporter: on board, the channel view high school band returning to houston after competing in disney world. most of the 40 students and six adults were asleep when at 5:30 a.m. a sudden, violent crash as the bus flew down the median and embankment, the driver dead at the scene. helicopters and ambulances rushed three dozen students and adults to hospitals in florida and alabama. >> it was just a massive effort when we had that many individuals to take care of and triage and get to hospitals. >> reporter: at the high school in houston, the second bus arrived late today. erica cortez's daughter hazel plays cornet in the band. >> it was really hard to hear that call. luckily she was on the other bus. she was okay. >> reporter: tonight the ntsb has joined the police investigation. among the questions, did the veteran driver fall asleep or suffer a medical emergency? the bus company pledging to fully cooperate. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> an awful sight there. >>> the first day of spring is a week away. but you'll forgive the good folks in new england if they just don't believe

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sugarland, is an affluent suburb of houston. an all-american town. this is a city in which kids play in the street in their front yards, it's a place where you want to raise your children. >> get back in line, you little nerd. >> reporter: the whitaker family videos paint a warm picture of a loving, prosperous home. >> wave to daddy. >> reporter: tricia is a former teacher turned full-time mom. >> who's ready for christmas? >> yes! ♪ happy birthday dear kevin >> reporter: every moment seems picture perfect. brothers inseparable since birth. >> he looked up to me and wanted to be me. and i thought that was so ironic, because i wanted to be him. >> they played with each other from the time kevin was old enough to do it, up until the end. they did stuff together. >> look what you got. >> reporter: but who could imagine that inside that adorable little boy was a ticking time bomb of rage? >> what was your relationship like with your parents? >> it was a good relationship. >> reporter: we first met bart whitaker in 2009, when bart spoke to former abc news

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houston win.is donald trump jr., executive vice president of the trump organization and, of course, he is the son of the president. good morning to you. >> good morning, guys, how are you? steve: when you heard the news that the republicans on the house intel committee had wrapped things up and found zero collusion, you said? >> i'm not surprised. i have known this all along. this something that we have dealt with for two years. and what i really want to know is how much money, time, and resources were spent on this witch-hunt by the democrats simply because they couldn't believe that donald trump won? that's what it is. by the way, they will never give it up. because they need it. it's their only talking point for '18. they need that to exist. just like the media needed it they went all in with this crazy notion. the good thing about it is the only thing we found out is the other side colluding with the dnc. colluding with the 7th floor with the fbi. the lawyers at the top. not the boots on the g

houston used to be bush country. george p.inging to the trump presidency as no other member of his family seems willing to do. on your question about the early voting, there's big democrat enthusiasm for what may happen. the republicans know that ted cruz ain't going to lose and their congressman ain't going to lose. >> what do you see in terms of the shifting population? the latino population is increasing, the number of latinos in the state rose from $6.7 million. that's a 60% increase. what might that mean tomorrow? >> well, tomorrow it might mean some margins -- tomorrow in the primaries, quite frankly, not much. in the general, ted cruz who is likely to face el paso's congressman, a strong candidate. if he can cut that to single digits, that's a very big thing. you have to crawl before you walk. this is the path to turning texas purple. but for now we remain a red state. down you road you never know. >> there's always something that maybe those of us who play this political game and watch it very closely don't always expe

. >> bueno chicos esto es todo de mi parte desde acÁ de houston texas, feliz de la vida con mis padres regreso con ustedes. >> tienes el tamaÑo perfecto no tienes que dar precauciones. >> imagino se, 75 mil dÓlares. >> me regreso al camerino. >> y con ustedes daniel zarcos es impresionante ese tipo de presiÓn, pero felicidadea los chicos por este nuevo rÉcord y sobre todo por el Éxito que estÁn teniendo en momento asÍ que un abrazo de toda la familia de "un nuevo dÍa". >> nos vamos a una pausa, pero enseguida recibimos a Ángel robles el septiembre eliminado de mÁster chef latino y el boricua. >> ademÁs la "arrolladora banda el limÓn" le pone sus notas musicales a esta maÑana, en "un nuevo dÍa" que comienza contigo.

we're live at a big energy summit down in houston, and the world's biggest defense contractor opening its doors, a rare interview with lockheed martin's ceo her stock is up more than 25% in the past year. "power lunch" starts right now we have a volatile trading day we're right near the highs of the session. dow's up we have a game -- slash gains to the s&p 500 and the nasdaq general electric, mcdonald's caterpillar and ibm leading the dow's gains today. in fact, xl is leading the s&p that company soaring on news that the company is being brought by axa cf industries, among the top s&p gainers today, and check out oil prices oil rallies right now. you can see that right now that crude oil is up over 2%, this is all happening with brian sullivan down in houston with more coming up in just a bit >> playing out both sides, a lot of un1er7b8 here, and a lot of questions. we have every sangle covered in the next two hours of power. our reporters far and wide from mexico city to our nation's capital, to the financial capital of the world, and to the heartland of america we begin this hour,

shot made it 31-seven last night in houston.hat johnson was doing so he gave him a stair down before draining the three pointer. rockets beat clippers, for houston's 14th straight win. >>> coming up next, on "eyewitness news" we will tell you is what inside those chic swag bags handed out at the oscars this sunday, jan. >>> tough talk on guns, president trump shocks lawmakers on both side of the aisle and pushes for measures that would strengthen gun control, coming up, the local law maker he calls out in the process, accusing him of being scared of the nra, rahel. >>> jan, jewelry store robbery has police searching for a suspect who threatened to have a bomb we will tell what you they found in the vehicle whole we come right >>> good morning, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute, today thursday, march 1st: >> reporter: heavy fire coming from the home. still a very active scene here plumes of smoke still pouring out of this home on hickory street, in delanco, new jersey >>> shot in the eye. a man

the band was heading home to houston from disney world.rs had posed for this picture just hours before that crash. the president today joined british prime minister theresa may in calling for russia to come clean on the poisoning of a former spy in england. and while that was happening, we learned another russian has turned up dead in london. charlie d'agata is there. >> reporter: the body of russian exile nikolai glushkov was discovered monday night and comes less than two weeks after russian spy sergei skripal, and his daughter were poisoned by a military-grade nerve agent made in russia. glushkov was an opponent of russian president vladimir putin, and now joins a list of 14 other russians who have died on british soil, some under mysterious circumstances and whose cases are now being reviewed. skripal and his daughter, yulia, remain in critical condition, as does the first police detective on the scene. novichok is a particularly nthal nerve agent. >> it's an unbelievably cruel and unpleasant way to go. >> reporter: toxicologist andrea

my colleague alix steel is in houston.ther things going on in the business world, and some of it has to do with energy, which is why you are down there. alix: really it has been tariffs dominating some of the come a station -- some of the conversation. coming up later today, i am talking to the head of the americas president for chevron, and the head of siemens as well. we will write that down as chevron is very aggressive in shale here in the u.s. in the markets in equities, we are coming in the morning with the dow down by triple digits the s&p off as well. you do have risk, but it could have been worse, not like we got it would be yesterday evening when the had this news of gary cohn leaving the white house. onlar-yen modestly weaker that safe haven bid, but the dollar index mixed on the day as well. you have safe haven buying into ve, butk end of the cur buying in the bond and spanish and portuguese bond market. ix not even above 20. david: let's go to kailey leinz with our first word news. reporter: president trump's