not houston? >> definitely not.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. welcome stranger, this land is your land. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ siren ] ♪ >> anthony: there's no place else even remotely like it. everything great and all

and the houston texans cheerleaders?o you hold the team accountable? >> they got comfortable. us as cheerleaders, as employees, because we were too scared to speak up. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, houston texans said, in part, that they quote look forward to vigorously defending ourselves against these allegations. we appreciate the houston texans cheerleaders for the positive impact they have made in our community and for the outstanding way they have represented our organization for nearly two decades. if there are things we learned from this process that we feel make our cheer program even better, we will make the necessary adjustments. we do not tolerate mistreatment of our cheer team or our employees at any time. >> we love our team and we love our city. we want the texans to initiate this change. because we know they're capable of it and we're hoping that the rest of the league will be able to follow their leadership. >> change is coming. the question is, are you going to come along with it or be on the

houston? >> mrs. brown. >> mrs. houston-brown?ld save whitney from her demons as she went in and out of rehab. do you think she was happy? >> i thought -- happiness did exist around her. >> reporter: this haunting conversation with diane sawyer taking on a deeper meaning after whitney's tragic death. >> if you had to name the devil for you? the biggest devil among them? >> that would be me. so the biggest devil is me. i'm either my best friend or my worst enemy. and that's how i can deal with it. >> ten years from now, give me the perfect life for whitney houston. >> retired. sitting, looking at my daughter grow up, become a great woman of god. grandchildren. >> reporter: but ten years later, the night before the grammys, whitney would be found dead in her beverly hills hotel room facedown in a water-filled bathtub with drug paraphernalia nearby. >> we did what we could, but ultimately it was whitney that needed to decide if she wanted to live or die. >> how much do you miss her? >> tremendously. i miss my sister, and i think she'

ya son dos las denuncias presentadas contra los tejanos de houston.bajo. una no pudo contener las lÁgrimas. " yo no sabÍa que ser animadora significarÍa ser maltratada y no pagada por mi trabajo". la demanda fue presentada en la corte federal de houston y establece que las mujeres no les remuneraron los $7.25 por hora que se les habÍan prometido. [habla en inglÉs] " la organizaciÓn no nos pago por todas nuestras actividades laborales, incluida la prÁcticas, los gastos de viajes, otros gastos de mantenimiento personal necesario". una de las abogadas mÁs prominentes de los derechos de las mujeres estÁ representando a las vÍctimas. [habla en inglÉs] " sus sueÑos fueron destrozados, fueron hostigados, intimidada si obligadas a vivir con el temor de ser eliminados del equipo por la menor infracciÓn". la portavoz de los texans dijo que el equipo estÁ evaluando su programa de porristas y hace cambios segÚn sea necesario para que el programa sea agradable para todos. esta se trata de la segunda demanda presentada contra los texans, el mes pasado otras tres ex

houston? >> mrs. brown. >> mrs.houston improvising and singing to her daughter bobbi kristina. who at age 22 would eerily die just like her mom three years after houston's death. ♪ you don't have to worry about a thing because i'm standing right by your side ♪ >> reporter: painful memories for the singer's family, some saying that she was haunted by thoughts that maybe she wasn't a good enough mother. so many of the family's secrets laid bare in this powerful documentary. >> it really is powerful, deb. thank you. >>> i want to bring in now pat houston executive director of this documentary and the sister-in-law and former manager for whitney here exclusively with us. hearing her voice, the voice of a generation, it just brings you back. you made this movie, you say it could only have been told by the people who really knew her. >> exactly. you know, people that have dealt with her emotions from the day she was born until the day she died that people that were around her, people that really knew her, you know, and ha

en houston 100% actividad de lluvia.uarde el paraguas. chicago tiene lluvia con mÍnima de 74°, filadelfia cielo nublado y la ciudad de nueva york mÁxima 90° y mÍnima en 64, vÁmonos con carla si lo que nos mencionaba respecto de la cobertura desde houston. karla: no se enlazaremos con maite quien estÁ en camino hacia la zona fronteriza entre estados unidos y mÉxico para hablarnos de la separaciÓn que estÁ viviendo miles de niÑos. buenos dÍas maite, cuÉntanos lo que sucede desde houstonsabÍamos que ibas pero no pudiste llevar, quÉ sucediÓ? buenos dÍas. maite: buenos dÍas karla, el dÍa de ayer nos desplazamos pero hubo inconvenientes que no nos permitieron llegar, pasamos la noche en houston. desde que llegamos aquÍ estamos queriendo llevar todo lo que quiere saber alrededor de esta noticia que acapara atenciÓn nacional. me encuentro frente de un centro de detenciÓn que queda 10 minutos del aeropuerto, estaremos desplazÁndonos hacia un lugar donde hay controversias le hablo como un almacÉn que se encuentra en el centro de h

en houston a elena la distancia al aeropuerto le parecÍa infinita.tro. ho muchas lÁgrimas y abrazos que parecÍan interminables. elena: estoy feliz, muy feliz. voy a tener a mis dos hijos. pedro: ¿cÓmo lo encuentras? elena: bien grande, se me creciÓ. pedro: dice marco que en el centro donde estaba habÍa como 80 niÑos mÁs, pero que los tratan bien. sin embargo, todos los dÍas siguen llegando mÁs menores. a llegar a casa, los familiares en houston lo esperaban con una carne asada, pero la felicidad esta familia no estÁ completa. el papÁ sigue detenido y su futuro en este paÍs es incierto. elena y sus hijos tienen un permiso de migraciÓn por un aÑo para permanecer legalmente a quien estados unidos, mientras se determina su peticiÓn de asilo. ella espera que su esposo tambiÉn se ha librado muy pronto y se reÚna con ellos aquÍ en houston, para estar nuevamente toda la familia junta. jorge: que reencuentro tan increÍble. pero la verdad es que la mayorÍa de los inmigrantes no tienen la misma suerte que marco y su mamÁ. les queremos presentar a una niÑa que e

>>> then, what you never knew about whitney houston. family secrets revealed. >>> then, robin williams remembered in a new documentary. >> we were the best of friends. >> our emotional night w9 comic that is knew him best. >>> our exclusive behind the scenes look at tom cruise's mission. >> what the hell is he doin "en tonight." >>> meghan markle becomes the million dollars duchess. how did she spend so much on fashion? we'll show you in a couple minutes. >>> gwen stefani kicked off her first ever las vegas residency last nightment we went to holla at her last night. >> this is a fantasy. you get to do it in front of blake shellston. >> you know what it feels like to wear a cowgirl costume right in front of blake shelton. [ cheers and applause ] >> what did he think of the costume? was it his fantasy? >> i don't know. i was trying to ask him. he hasn't, like, come. he's doing the>> the blind audi >> i thought he was at home setting up blinds. >> oh, wow. >> he is a family man, he could do that. >> blake sat front and center supporting h

you're talking about gates on the houston channel, for example.think that you could do realistically and what have done in the old days. when we were really investing on infrastructure in a big scale. then, there are things we should be doing to mitigate the damage of climate change. there are things we can do. >> so in the absence of the federal government doing it false to mayors to find out how cities can take responsibility for that. >> it should not ten is not the most effective way to do it. the most effective way to do it is on accord databases with multiple cities. but, falls to cities acting independently and in a network with each other if the federal government is not going to take the lead. the federal government is clearly not. when they are defunding the research capabilities that keep the records so you know what's happening, it's not happening at the federal level. immigration is a sensitive question, very difficult. we know that immigration actually matters in a positive way. the words that we are an immigrant society are real. yo

>> reporter: new details on houston's drug addiction.watching out for this girl? >> back then, everyone was trying it and doing drugs. it was a recreational thing. they weren't thinking. they were just thinking about having fun. >> reporter: what did you do? i mean, did you one-on-one, pull her aside? what did she say? did you say, whitney, you're going to die? >> there were interventions for her. everybody always went to her. >> reporter: also revealed, disturbing allegations that whitney and her brothers were sexually molested by cousin didi warwick, who has since died. sister to famed singer dion warwick. >> such a sensitive subject, you know. i still have my mother-in-law, and dion, who are still with us, and they're both very honorable women. >> reporter: let me ask you about bobby brown. he was interviewed and asked about the drug use. he says, i don't want to talk about the drugs. that's not what killed her. what does he mean? >> you'd have to ask him that. i have no idea. you know, bobby is bobby. >> reporter: the family discusse

una comunidad, la de houston con tantos latinos y tantos internacionales. es increÍble.drÍa ser considerado como una posible sede estÁ aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa. se trata del tadio de asia de santa clara y comerÁ despegarse la noticia fue muy bien recibida por los aficionados en la bahÍa. >> si viene aquÍ en san josÉ muchas personas que le van a la selecciÓn mexicana o les gusta mucho fútbol. >> cuando un evento de esa magnitud es aquÍ en san josÉ, la economÍa tambÉ se pone bien. palmira: mÁs de 16 sedes pueden ser elegidos por la fife con esta designaciÓn mÉxico se convertÍa en el Único paÍs en albergar tres mundiales.el 70, el del 86, y el del 2026. vamos a enlazamos con enrique preparado en la ediciÓn o tuna. enrique: usarlo de buenas noches a todos.hoy en la ediciÓn nocturna, nuestra compaÑera visita un centro inmigraciÓn en florida en donde estÁ detenÍa mariluz garcía cÁceres. una mujer indocumentada hispana que se le ha negado una peticiÓn de asilo. afirma que eimposible que la is estaciÓn trump procese encarcela cada una de los inmigrantes que cruzan la frontera

hamilton houston is too young, though.y are aiming at older african-americans for this training camp. he goes up to governor's island, just outside manhattan in new york, talks to the administration. lucky enough to be there when another individual is basically getting married and says i can't make it, drops out. he gets on a train straight for des moines, iowa. he is the youngest member of the camp. the camp, in many ways, did not live up to what it should have been. the training was probably not adequate. they only trained them in infantry even though the war is really more about artillery. was hostile nder to african-americans. this really shapes the attitude of many of the men who go there. i think about 1,200 enter and they graduate over 700 officers, right, from june through august. hamilton houston, however, is unsatisfied with it. he's pictured here. he's nonplus about it. he says, i need to get artillery training. ends up going to europe as second lieutenant in artillery. now, his time in europe -- these are his d

i was most proud of houston during katrina.what i canec mind and i strugglwi maybe on a daily basis is the same town that puts more people to death than any other county or city in the world. there is a generosity of spirit but there's also a streak of meanness that i've seen in the county jail and other places. how do you see that reconciling itself. and do you think that people like yourself can play a role in ushering in a new era. where that spirit of generosity and openness becomes the dominant force i wanted to write this book so that i could add my voice. because i'm a texan too. i had feelings that are maybe way at odds with some of the political trends in the state and yet i have an opportunity to express myself. maybe create some awareness among other texans about where we are in i think it's especially true that we have to be conscious of the fact that we are going to lead the nation it's inevitable. it's no wonder that people are anxious. we are 49th in 50 states and how much we pay per student and it shows in the n

it is houston and new orleans. the two most foldable places in america and that was faced with hurricane harvey that was just a taste like waterboarding but if you breathing a big hurricane up the goal from the bottom up then it gets serious so climate change is real and we need to be thinking about the things that prevent maximum damage like the houston channel 22 when we were really investigated so then there are things we should be doing to mitigate the damage. >> it falls to the mayors to figureil out how they should but then to do that on a coordinated basis with multiple cities but with those acting independently but to keep the records that you need to know what is happening it isn't at the federal level. immigration and what we have been hearing for years to know the immigration matters in a positive way the words of the immigrant society more than an extraction and they are real to document that impact that is disproportionately created as well as the work that immigrants do to work in the communities at a

s houston texans were hit with a lawsuit today by some former cheerleaders.y claim they were abused, intimidated, and paid next to nothing. tony dokoupil has more on this. >> ♪ give me some of that good stuff ♪ >> reporter: cheerleaders for the houston texans may seem to be having a blast, but five of the team's former cheerleaders now say they were forced to endure brutal working conditions, including nt hssmehn on the field made millions. >> we were bullied and we were body shamed for $7.25 an hour. >> i was crucified and feared for my job. >> being a houston texans cheerleader meant being a part of something bigger than myself. what i didn't know was being a cheerleader meant being exploited and mistreated and not paid for my time. >> reporter: on friday, attorney gloria allred filed a lawsuit on behalf of these women and two others. >> they were told repeatedly that they were dispensable and disposable, and that the surest way to be fired was to speak out. >> reporter: it alleges that when unpaid appearances are factored in, they earned pennies for each h

houston had two, houston has nine on the year. we must check this out. they gave gold gloves to ball dues, this kid was given. not only that, he saves the security guard in the yellow jersey. good stuff. here is the sensational -- almost catch. austin meadows backlook again, it is not in your glove. it is off your glove, over the wall and david peralta gets credit for the home run. here is your catch of night. he will not let go of that ball. beautiful catch for the padres and then the dodgers did win but this was earlier. matt kemp trying to score, a lot of people think he can do this but he smashes into robinson, they take exception. you can slam into the catcher when he is blocking the plate and as you se it looked like he was doing that. both men rejected for this extracurricular activity. and it was all worth checking out. the dodgers did win in extra innings. >> did it count? >> it did not. oh, hey, honey. have a great time at the game. thanks. [ plastic crinkles ] ah, why are you crunching? ordinarily, i'm a rule follower, but when someone tells m

from washington state and sheila jackson lee, congress member from houston speaking to us from statuary hall in congress. this is democracy now! when we come back, we go to nicaragua. stay with us. ♪ [music break]

standing by and they're showing a 2-year-old not separated fromnt pare >> and new allegions agains the houston taxians hugh millian onele cheerer was forced to ep starts now.r let's begin tonight wit a look outside. tense moments as some experienced rough weather a it's not over yet. gwen is off tonight and we want to introduce you bennett. mike, a busy night for you to start off and hows are thing looking. >>> it's look going f mattor the same response that saw the storms earlier especially that's why we're seeing storms continue throughout evenings hours. you see the storm right there aishing again throurfax. and county right now on into prince william county as well. and we'll zoom in on the location. this is the same storm that we had tornado warping for earlier this evening. and for fauquier county o and it's pushed off east. soor nern portions as you head towardser triangle. gainsville you're out of it now. mannasas getting last likz of it and this will continue to push east. the good news s. for the nats game at least, we have not seen the rn pop up yet. and it looksge like we may dod s

vamos a dallas y houston y a divertirnos un poco dijo el primer mandatario alegando que su visita buscadar fondos de campaÑa en las ciudades. en la reuniÓn privada con la familia de santa fe estuvo presente el senador del cruz y otras autoridades tejanos. estudiantes sobrevivÍ --

if you live in houston or near houston and want to be there live, this is your first chance to do thatormation. you're coming with me, right, guillermo? >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. very good. i mentioned kevin durant is with us tonight. we were in oakland for -- we had a crew up there for games 1 and 2. guillermo was there to get chats with the players. and while we were there we had some fun with a warriors fan. we were in oracle arena, and our goal was to see how long we could keep a fan out of his seat during the fourth quarter. there was about a minute left in the game in regulation. game 1 down to the wire. but this fan couldn't sit down to watch it until he got this right. >> the fourth quarter. the game's almost over. just really quickly if you can, look into the camera and say for me the warriors are full force. >> the warriors are full force. >> for their fourth finals. >> for their fourth finals. >> where the wonderful warriors will win. >> where the wonderful warriors will win. >> wondering if the warriors won't win? we won't won't win, we're the warri

a's move on the chicago to play the white sox starting tomorrow houston houston houston rockets fans game 7 loss against the warriors and they're taking it out on ayesha curry. she is opening an "international smoke" restaurant in houston and the yelp reviews have all been negative despite no one eating there yet. some fans stating "no real rockets fan would eat here." ayesha already has an international smoke restaurant in san francisco. while california has while california has legalized recreational marijuana - warriors guard nick young wants to take it a step further. he told tmz orts that cocaine should be legal and that quote "everybody needs to do cocaine." after the video of the interview went viral, young took to instagram to say he was not being serious. he says he was trying to be funny. young played for golden state on a 1-year contract this past season and is expected agent this offseason. world cup... spain beat iran 1-0... uruguay beat saudi arabia 1-0... but the match of the day... christiano ronaldo... coming off a hat rick in porgugal's opener... trying to get it do

people in houston are moving back into their homes. other houston residents are lifting their homes and hoping to raise them higher to prevent future flooding. >> the thing i worry most, a forecaster had a pattern formed where they form close to land. they don't have enough time to give people the five day maximum forecast they would like to have you prepare. >> the city of houston has more high water rescue boats and shelters. multi-million-dollar flood control projects are years away from completion. >>> puerto rico has a study out that 6000 people died from hurricane maria. many were left without medical care in the aftermath. >> it was a town that was buried in the mud. we had the chance to run. >> reports say power has been restored to the island and is not reliable and goes out when it rains. the season, the national hurricane center predicts 16 storms, between 5-9 hurricanes. >>> the most stable air on earth, a marine layer forms on monday night. as a result, temperatures cool on monday. tomorrow looks warm, not as warm as today

they figured this out late in the houston series. you can see using jordan bell as a receiver, a passer immediate screener was very successful most notably for steph. great through the legs pass there. we saw game six statue of lish and steph missed it returns the favor in game 7, a debating to the legs. pass and skren all in one. when the big men skroen and pass and able to do that obviously success comes. it's interesting to see if the cavs will carry over some of the defensive mindset that the rock et cetera had. >> you had a player do this to the bench. do to the bench jordan bell to the bench. >> unless it was the brown ridge. >> jared brown ridge. okay. the cavs lebron and company. the company has shaky, or a lot to the point "saturday night live" is doing kits about the others. how about the x factor. >> keep in mind kyle corbyn is 37 years old. >> and zwrchl r. smith. >> you see kyle right here. because they need four to six threes. the game they won last year, the slowest pace 96 petition they put up 137 points because of th

on sunday, in houston, people marched in the rain outside a former warehehouse and homeless shelter where the government plans to detain hundreds of separated children, including many who are so-called "tender age," children who are younger than 12 years old. the lease for that so-called "baby jail" in houston is with southwest key, the same non-profit that operates 27 facilities in california, arizona, and texas, including the 1500-bed facility in brownsville that senator merkley was previously denied entry to. heldis 1500 children ing there. southwest key also runs the facility where o our next guest worked until last week. when we come back, we will talk with the whistleblower, a youth care worker who quit the .etention center quit after he w was childreneparate the from their families not to hug. we will be back with them in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynowow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as oututrage is over the trump administration's practice of separating immigrant children from their parents of the u.s.-mexico border as part of

we need to focus on houston. tropical down pours are a possibility. continue through the middle of the week we'll see more rain, widespread storms through the ohio river valley and back through the plains. we finish off the week with rain down across texas which is why flooding could be a possibility. sunny and nice in the >>> we've got a bit of a cloudy start across parts of the bay ar. san jose right now we've got muchalmer winds but we are once again expecting a somewhat breezy afternoon. temperatures currently in the 50s, 57 degrees for san jose. hayward 58. san francisco also upper 50s and we're expecting another cool day across the bay area. temperatures only topping out into the 70s through the afternoon as we head in towards your father's day sunday before a warm-up is on the way. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you very much. we'll see you in just a minute. next on "sunday today" we are headed to puerto rico. nine months after hurricane maria crippled the island to push for answers about why our fellow citizens there still are s

the lease of a former homeless shelter in houston by the nonprofit you work for, southwest key, to usehis jail, separating children at a t tendr age of 10 or below. 10 or younger. >> f follow the money. there is going to be -- i promise you there will be millions made in various people's hands. what is perhaps most insidious about this. this is an organization that presents a off as doing a humanitarian deed and this andd that. this is a federal levevel responsisibility they are taking onon at great cost. you need to do o it right. ththis. something you should lad yourseself, esespecially if yo'e making a a lotf momoney. there's a lolot ofoneyey being made o off this situtuation. itit is important hohold allll f those people accountablele and s a nation shohow we did integrate people, provide quality mental health services, particularly because these children are being reunified and placed into public schools. if we turn these facilities into prisons, if we do not provide the proper education for them, upon rina vacation, we're basically creating a prison the public school pipeline. th

the houston conference. i was told i cannot get a credit card in my own name. i had to get it to my husband. that seems like ancient history. those of us sitting here remember that. the move to knock down barriers so that young girls could play sports was title ix. and so much else. really did begin a move toward legal equality in our own country. meanwhile around the world that was a distant dream. if you traveled over the last 30 or 40 years and you could see with your own eyes and much of the rest of the world the denial of opportunity and rights to girls and women. it was not only something that was personally shocking and troubling. but also provoked some very important resource which demonstrated how women's empowerment and women's opportunities are connected to growing economies. growing middle classes. improving the prospects versus datable democracy. very often when dictatorial or authoritarian regimes come into being they began to try to either fortify sarcasm and dismissiveness. denigrate women. then they moved toward trying to tighten the rolls wome

victims of hurricane harvey. >> city leaders in houston denouncing the move. the department of health and human services tells the a.p. we have specialized facilities that are devoted to providing care to children with special needs and tender age children. they're staffed by people who know how to deal with the needs, particularly of the younger children. >> you know who else knows how to deal with the needs of the younger children -- >> the parents. >> their parents. political analyst julian zelizer is a historian and professor at princeton university, author of "the fierce urgency of now." give us some historical perspective for what's happening here. the united states has always been a country of laws with heart. we are also a refugee-accepting nation. we're a nation with some of the most liberal immigration policies in the world. what is happening with these children at the border, and how does it fit in historically? >> this is certainly one of those moments we're going to look back to, i think, and wonder how we got there and how we ended up doing this

that mean its they treason a generation of political activist 'one of their campaign staffers in houstonwas a woman named barbara jordan who goes on to become first a state senator and then a united states congresswoman and had a great repute. but this is part of her origin story. so this coalition succeeds in 1964 in reelected ralph yarborough to the senate, in re-elect lyndon johnson to the presidency and getting support in texas for him, and ultimately they transform local politics. they redraw the map of texas elections so that now, today, you have these blue inner city, central cities, surrounds by red suburbs. but they scudded in their goal of breaking down the doors of the democratic party and transforming it and using it to filing for things like equal prime minister opportunity. they helped to win the civil rights act and the roting -- voting righting a and implement them. they have to keep sitting at lunch counter and file indicate in the court. and fight in the workplace. mr. moses leroy, fighting for equal opportunity and in 1965 he has the tool eeoc and can use that to break

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. >> the houston texans are facing a lawsuit from five former cheerleaders over the treatment.and not paid for hours worked. it is the latest headache for the nfl with allegations of miscondu misconduct. nbc's maya rodriguez has more. >> reporter: the nfl's houston texans facing a lawsuit from former cheerleaders with unfair workplace conditions. >> what i did not know being a cheerleader was being exploited and not paid for my time. >> reporter: gloria allred filing the lawsuit on behalf of five former cheerleaders. >> they were harassed, intimidat intimidated. >> reporter: lawsuit filed in a houston federal court alleges the cheerleaders who made $7.25 an hour and forced to make a number of appearances and including out of state without compensation. a spokesperson for the texans said we are proud of the cheerleader program and evaluating procedures and continue to make adjustments and needed to make the program enjoyable for everyone. this is just the latest claim by cheerleaders against the nfl. this week, "the new york times" detailed a practice by teams to use non cheerin

and we also, excitingly, made the houston local news. >> how cool is this that it's in houston? super awesome. >> we're actually from louisiana. >> don't tell me you drove all the way? >> we did, we stayed the night last night just to come see two old men play basketball. >> we're told the game was so exciting, after an hour of play both players had scored five points. yep. five points, guys. can you imagine one hour and they just scored five points? >> actually, the game is still going on. it started about an hour ago. you can see some people are starting to stream out of there. the score right now is 5-5. some of the people that we talked with say this is the worst basketball they have ever seen in their entire life. >> jimmy: i think that's a fair assessment of what happened. [ laughter ] [ applause ] they really rubbed it in in houston this morning. they had the ted cruz victory parade. you can see tens of thousands of demons lined the streets to support their hometown guy. demons, scorpions, locusts. elephants with snakes for trunks. you name it, if it was unholy, it was th

the airline says she became irate after the flight from houston to minneapolis was diverted because ofer. >>> the hepatitis scare in charlotte, north carolina. health officials warning up to 4,000 customers at a hardee's restaurant may be at rick risk hepatitis-a. >>> the vacation nightmare in mexico. katie malone of san diego badly injured during a parasail ride. the boat izca the parachute line snapped. she suffered serious injuries. her family struggling to raise money to fly her surgery. california lawmakers tonight making arrangements, she is due back in san diego this evening. >>> and president trump awarding the medal of honor to world war ii veteran gain conner. he saved lives by running into gemy fire, calling in artillery erman troops. >>> when we come back here tonight, made in america is back, and the story behind what's inside this box r ight here in las vegas. and it's coveted. it's coveted. you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident-no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a

if you live in houston or want to go to houston to see me take down timmy blobfish cruz, i will showrcy. ted cruz is three years younger than i am. god really beat him up in a very vicious way. [ laughter ] [ applause ] the rest of the world was focused on day one of the world cup. even if you don't follow soccer, world cup is a chance to see some of the greatest athletes on the planet fall down and grab their shins for no reason over and over again. the cup is being held in russia and vladimir putin was on hand to see his russian team beat saudi arabia. they beat them 5-0. putin sat with the crown prince of saudi arabia. watch the reactions every time russia scored. >> in the box -- russia's on the board! he drives it. 3-0 russia! the big man scores! 4-0 russia lead. the strike, russia! >> jimmy: they're experiencing joy for the first time, they don't know what to do. [ cheers and applause ] russia is expected to get 1.5 million visitors during the world cup. they're trying their best to make people feel welcome. the state has been training russian workers to smile. for real. russia

. >>> arnold lleva un mes sin ver a su hija de 6 aÑos cuando lo separaron en houston, a la pequeÑa larosa situaciÓn recibiÓ una llamada en el centro donde se encuentra la niÑa >>> ya te dieron comida. >>> sÍ. >>> y estÁ buena la comida que te dieron hoy. >>> no. >>> pero el momento mÁs difÍcil durante la llamada la tercera desde su separaciÓn fue cuando la pequeÑa le preguntÓ por quÉ no iba por ella y Él no tuvo mÁs remedio que decirle una mentira no mi amor todavÍa no lo han arreglado. pero en trote votro te van ama atraer. >>> Él fue deportado luego de ser separado de su hija >>> podemos darnos un abrazo no y que vamos a volver a ser como antes Éramos una familia feliz. >>> Él guarda la esperanza que gracias a las gestiones de una organizaciÓn de apoyo en houston pronto estÉn de nuevo juntos. >>> cuÁndo? >>> primero dios la otra semana mi amor >>> el dolor es intenso en el dolor al venir solo a lugares de estos como el malecÓn el preferido de su niÑa >>> me duele lo que estÁ pasando. yo pensÉ darle todo a mi hija no, pero jam >>> en el salvador samuel ari comisiÓn interamericana de

there are plans to open a fourth tender age shelter in a houston warehouse previously used for displaced victims of hurricane harvey. >> city leaders in houston denouncing the move, but the department of health and human services tells the a.p. we have specialized facilities that are devoted to providing care to children with special needs and tender age children. they're staffed by people who know how to deal with the needs, particularly of the younger children. >>> homeland security secretary said kids and parents are being treated humanely at the border, but the acting director of customs enforcement would not say if he thought the trump policy was humane. >> is this new zero-tolerance policy that the president has supported, that the attorney general announced, is it humane? >> i think -- i think it's the law. >> it may be the law -- it's the policy, but is it humane? >> i think it's a law, and i'm in law enforcement and must follow the law. >> he went on to say, quote, if you want to blame someone for separating families, blame the parents who choose to break the law. >>> corey lewa

vamos a dallas y houston y a divertirnos un poco dijo el primer mandatario alegando que su visita buscades tejanos. estudiantes sobrevivÍ -- sobrevivientes de santa fe pidieron cambios urgentes. la soluciÓn no estÁ en que probamos las armas de fuego sino que cambiemos en la forma que las tratamos. debemos hacer nuevas leyes que obligan a asegurar las armas apropiadamente para proteger a nuestra familia y nuestros escuelas. el presidente al culminar se dirigiÓ a un exclusivo restaurante de houston donde fue recibido por manifestantes que criticaron sus polÍticas migratorias. decenas de personas se apostaron bajo una fuerte custodia policial para expresar su descontento. >> esta fracasando en el Ámbito de las relaciones internacionales en economÍa y trabajos. lo Único que le queda realmente para tratar de enfatizar es la cuestiÓn de inmigraciÓn. reportero: el presidente busca recolectar formas para la campaÑa polÍtica en dallas. desde san antonio, texas, pedro rojas, univisiÓn. jorge: el presidente trump realizÓ la quinta ronda de perdones en la casa blanca. el presidente le dijo a report

the houston ship channel is the busiest waterway in the nation. it supports the top exporting region and the largest petro chemical manufacturing center in the united states. ensuring an efficient waterway now and into the future is critical for the region. and for the state of texas. and for the nation. this amendment takes a first step in righting this process, by having this congress make clear to the army corps of engineers the importance and the benefits of projects to improve two-way traffic safety in high-volume areas, in deep-draft navigation channels. and while i certainly want to go further and eventually get these formulas fixed into the law, i understand that this needs to be an incremental process. and i want to thank chairman shuster and graves and ranking members defazio and napolitano, and their staffs, for working with us to get this process under way. with this very commonsense amendment. and with that, mr. chairman, i urge adoption of my amendment and the underlying bill and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlem

houston bomb squad has removed what it was. they are examining it. in the meantime, the airport screening area has reopened. >>> new this morning, east bay fire crews have contained a wildfire in the oakland hills put it started in the memorial to the first dome -- firestorm victims. the flames were seen before 2:00 this morning. oakland's fire department requested assistance. there are no reports of any injuries or property damage. people live in the area say they were worried that the fire would spread because it was very windy when that fire started. >>> burning candle in a tent at a homeless camp may have started last night's grass fires right along the pittsburg antioch highway. >> that fire injured people. it spread to a junkyard. that's between loveridge and summersville road. the fire sent a clouds of black smoke into the air above antioch and pittsburgh -- pittsburg. the contra costa county -- health department issued a health advisory warning people that the smoke could cause eye, nose, and throat irritation. strong winds helped fuel that f

[take vonumber:550b] a number of troubling deaths force a houston hospital to suspend its h m.ke vonum >>> the evening news is coming up next.>> we have a preview. >>> the post summit path going forward, the reaction including the reaction of michael morel. >>> a houston hospital had to suspend its heart transplant program. >>> the story of how this picture -- picture celebrated after striking down his childhood friend that's next on the cbs evening news.>>> coming up, one of the most bizarre ways to catch a croak. >> we are back in just 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs ve glor: on this tuesday evening dere in singapore, the president deports great progress toward ridding korea of nuclear weapons and declares only the most courageous can make peace as we await details. also, a prestigious hospital has put heart transplants on hold hold after a series of deaths. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> they came, they saw, they shook hands, they made history. ha for kim jong-un, clearly, a g-ssive win. wi we have developed a very erecial bond. i think he trusts me, and

we cannot forget how the houston area suffered under hurricane harvey. houston laid out and the city's infrastructure also proved vulnerable to flooding. , costing $125 billion in -- flooding, costing $125 billion in damage, yet despite 2017 being one of the worst in history in natural disasters, and though we are entering another hurricane season, our public infrastructure systems remain vulnerable. the motion to recommit is very straightforward. it would ask the secretary of the army corps to work to restore and strengthen the resiliency of public infrastructure in puerto rico, the virgin islands and in the mainland for areas damaged by maria, irma andujar i have. this is -- and harvey. this is common sense. it will mean we're better prepared for the next major hurricane. it could potentially save lives. in puerto rico, for instance, this would allow needed upgrades to a dam, a 90-year-old dam located in the northeastern shore of the island. and owned by the puerto rico electric power authority was severely damaged after maria. while the corps did good

according to our nbc affiliate in houston, investigators say it came felm gas- equipment. it was being used by a contractor inside the building. it is processing center is closed until officials deem it to be safe. >>> friends and family plan to hold a candle light vigil for a rapper who real name is jos washington entroy. he was shot during a possible robbery inld deerf breech. deputies have not released the name of the two suspects. according to our sister station in nigh my if court records show that he may be in court next week for a hearing in a domestic abuse he was 20 years old. >>> today friends and f tily will begir final good-bye to a university of maryland football player who dies last ek. jordan mcnair's viewing is this afternoon in ndall's wn, maryland. his funeral is tomorrow in wltimore. jord hospitalized last month after a teamworkout and died on june 13th. he was 19 years old. >>> another hot and steamy day today. many people will try to get out and enjoy the weather. like walk on the national mall. do take precautions. yesterday the sun's relenting rain.

this houston home list to rent for $2200 a month. but a scammer posted it on facebo forjust $800. >> we really urge people to be careful about this one. >> reporter: catherine hot from the better business bureau says criminals try to convince victims they have to rent the property fast, without seeing it first. >> everything is done by phone or by email. they ask the money to be wired ahead of time. usually, they are asking for some kind of payment that is not transferable. a wire transfer, prepaid debit card. once the money is sent, it's gone. >> reporter: that houston house with the face facebook add has had so many people come it,he real owners put a sign on the front door. warning the $800 price is phony. >> something that sounds too good to be true. a big red flag. >> reporter: she says spotting the red flags can keep renters from falling victim to this scam. hena doba, cbs news. nothing lead in the n-b-a finals. >>> another watch party is being held tonight at oracle arena as the warriors look to take the 3-0 lead in the anat d