this is houston. are you ready for the event? >> loud and clear. >> the station is ready for the event. >> kathy, this is mission control houston. please call station for voice check. >> >> we already did that. we can hear you loud and clear. >> the microphone is on and we read you loud and clear and we are ready to speak with you. >> ok. i had an old boss who his greatest praise was when you heard him say nicely done. so, all i can say is nicely done. to the whole team, spacex, axiom, the station team and mike here, i know that the expedition 67 crew is very happy to see your crew. i know mike and i are very happy to see all of you there and seeing the new crew coming on board looking so healthy and happy to be there. i'm very happy to see how good the crew looks. roger, i did not know you grew a mustache. it's always fun to see our crew they're getting ready to do a lot of work. i know the two -- team has a lot of things on up to do over the next weekend this will be important for us to work as a team for our expedition 67 folk

nidia: en houston se procesan alrededor de 67% de los casos en estados unidos de asilo polÍtico parates. son 10 estados que han solicitaban investigaciÓn sobre el proceso de solicitar asilo en —— en las oficinas de houston. en esta investigaciÓn abogados acusan a los agentes que realizan las entrevistas de negarles acceso legal a los inmigrantes e intÉrpretes de idiomas que no sean el espaÑol. >> si piensas que vas a ser razonablemente perseguido tu puedes solicitar asilo en los estados unidos. nidia: estas quejas se hacen presente en el momento en el que la administraciÓn biden estarÍa otorgÁndole la discreciÓn agentes de asilo en darlo o negarlo a migrantes que cruzan la frontera, esto en comparaciÓn de dejarlo a manos de los jueces migratorios, como es el proceso usual. >> el estado de texas entablÓ una demanda el jueves. nidia: houston es ciudad de destino para muchos migrantes que cruzan la frontera de los estados unidos y aquÍ vendrÁn a avanzar su proceso de asilo polÍtico. leÓn: hablemos ahora de la crisis en la frontera, donde sigue vigente el tÍtulo 42, ademÁs hay otros que

best food in the world is houston. >> i am. i'm an advocate. i love houston.e beyonce, lizzo, travis scott. my co-star of my show, you've had him on. >> jimmy: he was here on our show, yeah. >> during the pandemic. >> jimmy: what's the show called, do you know yet? >> you're putting me on the spot. it's going to be called mo. >> jimmy: oh. that's nice and easy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that wasn't a crazy r reveal. >> we had a couple things going on. jimmy made the decision, netflix. sorry, not sorry. >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. i can't wait to see the show. the show will be called mo, we know that now. >> jimmy: mo's netflix special is "mohammed in texas." we'll be right back with music from sasha alex sloan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes e-q. all electric, all mercedes. ♪ stack that cheddar, make it melt. ♪ ♪ cook it up, stretch it out. ♪ ♪ we're breaking the mold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado live in the golden state ♪ an

francisco, boston y nueva york sigue siendo obligatorio sin embargo, en los Ángeles philadelphia houston que confunden a los pasajeros y podrÍan ser motivo de enfrentamiento. hay una confusiÓn grande porque tambiÉn a nosotros nos llaman clientes de uber y de lyft entonces no van a querer ponerse la mascarilla. lo mÁs seguro y a aconsejable es tener siempre a la mano una mascarilla. bueno, ahora cambiamos de tema y nos vamos hasta california en donde se multiplica la consternaciÓn por la muerte apuÑaladas en stockton enrique tiene todos los detalles enrique ¿quÉ han dicho las autoridades de este terrible caso?. vanessa ¿quÉ tal? buenas noches muy lamentable la policÍa identificÓ al autor del crimen de 52 aÑos al parecer el hombre manejÓ hasta la escuela se manejÓ hacia el auto y se acerÓo al lugar de la secundaria en donde estaba para apuÑalarla hasta la muerte, el sujeto fue arrestado poco despuÉs y estÁ acusado de asesinato hasta ahora parece un ataque al azar que nadie logra explicarse. es algo no nos podemos imaginar como padres. y estamos aquÍ para ver como vamos a evitar algo asÍ en

desde houston, texas. nidia, univisiÓn.separados. el actor lo admitiÓ como parte de un acuerdo de culpabilidad logrado casi tres aÑos despuÉs de que fuera arrestado por estos hechos. un clima invernal en clima primavera amenazan a buena parte del paÍs desde chicago hasta nueva orleans. se debea un sistema de tormentas que causÓ ventisca en dakota del norte y nevada; y que avanza hacia el este del paÍs. como nos cuenta david palomino, en otros estados tratan de recuperarse del azote de una serie de tornados que causaron serios daÑos materiales. david: en estados como texas y iowa continuar la limpieza de escombros y la evaluaciÓn de daÑos tras el paso de ocho tornados. en vÍdeo que ha captado el momento en que uno de estos tornados toca tierra cerca de iowa con vientos de 125 millas por hora causando destrucciÓn a su paso. muchos de los damnificados que han perdido sus hogaresencuentran refugio en iglesias. >> conocemos a muchas de estas personas y tratamos de ayudarlos mientras se recuperan del desastre, afirma este pastor

and great-grandson of really pillars of houston who helped build the institutions of that city. so they gave him a world of great privilege but also very constrained world so politics in washington wasthis act of rebellion . jim baker incredibly unlikely treasury secretary and secretary of state . ask him a question about the treaty of west failure, the theory of offshore balancing or a kissingerian sense of what he brought to it. i was honored in one of our interviews withjim baker . i was excited to ask him about the soviet union and fall of the soviet union and i said well, , what did you study? when you were at princeton, what did you read orabout the soviet union or what was your formative thing and he looked at me critically and he brought me back to earth and he said sosusan, my early experience with the soviet union was i had a tennis coach in houston and it's quite an interesting story who had been what they call in those days a white russian. his family had fled the russian revolution back in i don't know if it was 1970 or when. this guy has become a second father to h

cifra exacta algunos refiere levantando sospechas ahora nos explica juan josé rodas >>> telemundo houston liberación de arrestados durante más de dos días de la semana pasada en el centro de procesamiento penal no debe preocupar al público tiene una lista con los nombres y apellidos de los liberados pero allí solo aparecen 125 en la misma lista que junto a una carta del condadoharris el 29 de marzo solo aparecen 125 personas arrestados por delitos menores en su mayoría por infracción de conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol o las drogas algo sospechoso dice cuando se reportan crímenes violentos casi a diario houston hablemos ahora de lo que sucede en arlington ahí en texas también llegaron acuerdo de un padre de un pequeñito que murió luego de filtrarse con la bacteria conocida como ameba en un parque local de la ciudad acordó pagarle 250.000 dólares a los padres de william el niño fallecióen septiembre del año pasado hospitalizaron luego de contraer esta bacteria pero no resistió el acuerdo contempla mejoras sanitarias y de seguridad en los parques de la ciudad para que no vuelva a ocu

particularly the drive from austin to houston. coming home, i'm less interested because you start hitting some traffic getting out of houston. >> that was the second part of our six-hour conversation with historian and author douglas brinkley. the rest of this conversation will air at the same time each week. you can watch this and upcoming segments in the series once they have aired online at c-span.org/history. >>> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. hear many of those conversations on c-span's new podcast, presidential recordings. >> season one focuses on the presidency of lyndon johnson. you'll hear about the 1964 civil rights act, the 1964 presidential campaign, the gulf of tonicen incident. the march on selma and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> certainly johnson's secretaries knew because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. in fact they were the ones who made sure that the conversations were taped, as johnson would signal to them throu

of lawyers, but he's you know, the son grandson and great-grandson of you know, really pillars of houston who helped to build the institutions of that city, right? and so they gave him a world of great privilege, but also a very constrained world so actually politics and washington was this act of rebellion and unlike mccoy, you know, the chairman of the establishment, you know, jim baker incredibly unlikely treasury secretary and and secretary of state, you know, he asked him a question about the treaty of westphalia, you know, and he's not, you know, the theory of offshore balancing or you know, a kiss and jerry and sense of what he brought to it. i was humbled in one of our early interviews with jim baker and i you know as a sort of russia hand right i really was excited to ask him about the soviet union and the fall the soviet union and i said well you know, what? what did you study? you know when you were princeton, you know, like what what what did you read about the soviet union or what was your you know formative thing and he looked at me kind of quizzically and he really brought

bush died in houston, the person who came not once not twice but three times that day with jim baker,wa guy standg there at his bedside when the 41st president of united statess died rubbing his feet, was jim baker. that's a friendship that goes beyond politics in a way we haven't seen in the modern time anyway. >> it's interesting, as you said, he probably would not have gone into politics except for bush, he wasn't the political analysts until he was 40. he wants ran for attorney general, the boring campaign. when reagan becomes president and gets into trouble, he's brought into the white house and you described his job as the sh detector. [laughter] becomes very hands on pragmatic, he works with democrats and republicans but he's really tough. is that a good description? >> his cousin came up with this great description and his cousin said he was. that became then the cover of "time"e magazine, probably the cover that cemented baker's national consciousness as the smooth fixer who was a hammer, incredibly hard-nosed. ... this is just part of his wiring and this was something he was

and great-grandson, pillars of houston that helped to build the institution of the city and so they gave him a world of great privilege but also constraints of politics in washington was the active rebellion and unlike the chairman of the establishment, jim baker, incredibly unlikely treasury secretary and secretary of state. he asked a question about o the treaty and the theory of offshore balancing. i was humbled in one of our early interviews with jim baker and as a sort of russia hand i was excited to ask about the soviet union and the fall of and i said when you were at princeton what did you read about the soviet union or what was your uniform thinking and he looked at me quizzically and brought me back to earth and said you know, my early experience in the soviet union was i had a tennis coach in houston who it's quite an interesting story, who had been what they called in those days -- his family had fled the revolution back i don't know it was 1917 or when. and he's become like a second father to him so that brought me back to earthth in terms of tha. he was an establishmen

desde houston, texas, nidia cavazos, "univisiÓn".rupo, la tendencia al alza continua en los primeros meses de 2022. las familias con menos ingresos son las mÁs afectadas. >> significa que todo es menos dinero, hay que trabajar mÁs, los costos, la comida, todo ha subido. claudia: expertos indican que detrÁs de esto estÁ un desajuste entre la oferta y la demanda. el mayor aumento se puede ver en la florida.en naple, sarasota y zampar los aumentos de los alquileres fueron de 29% a 30% en los Últimos aÑos. la posibilidad de trabajar en casa ha motivado que muchos de el noreste del paÍs por lugares mÁs cÁlidos y menos costosos. en condados de alabama y georgia tambiÉn se ven aumentos significativos en estos dos Últimos aÑos. la costumbre de ahorrar o irse de vacaciones es casi imposible. >> lo que se gana y lo que se gasta, todo se va, no queda ahorro. claudia: por lo que recomiendan ahorrar en la comida. >> una cosa que yo hago es que tengo un plan para todas mis comidas. mucha gente estÁ gastando hasta docientos $80 cada mes con comidas

you hear that, houston astros? >> i'm sorry, what signs? >> the catcher will usually indicate signs what pitch he wants. >> and who steals it? >> sometimes the other teams can steal that and relay that information to the hitter so he knows what pitch is coming, right houston astros? >> okay. >>> coming up, the fox hunt on capitol hill. >> a little guy that got a little too close for comfort, attacking six people. >> ooh. >> that's next. you're watching "world news now." .com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a

>> yeah. >> houston was good for meghan, she found a job in hotels sales and found an apartment. leon moved. in >> that to me was very scary. and he opened an account and put my your name on it. and i thought, oh he really cares. and thought, okay. >> leon's family welcomed meghan like one of their own. did you start to envision the possibility of marriage with him? >> yes. at 30 years old you don't spend time with someone you're not gonna be serious with, that's not who i am. >> meghan settled, and she got a dog and made a new friend through work, aerial washington. >> we really clicked over being from out of town, transitioning into being one -- living in houston. >> what meghan's selfies showed a loving you couple. but there was one spot on their life. leon didn't have his medical license. yet >> why don't you go be another doctor, you don't understand, you can just take any other john? >> it seemed like frustrations within a normal relationship. >> one night everything changed. megan expressed her frustration in states -- in front of leon's high achieving family. >> >> i don'

texas telephone family initiative lawyers but son and grandson and a great-grandson of pillars of houston who helped to build of the institution of that city and so, they give him a world of great privilege butut also constrained world to actual politics in washington, active rebellion and mike mccoy the chairman of the y establishment, breaker, incredibly unlikely treasury secretary secretary of state, asking the question about the treaty any - - load-balancing of or is enduring and and i was humbled in one of her early interviews with jim baker, it's hard this right-handed, i really was excited asking about the soviet union i said will, when did you study, when youno were princeton like when did you read the soviet union or what was very informative any look at me kind of quizzically in a really said well you know, in my early experience for the unit was i had a tennis coach and w used i. [applause]ly actually is quite an interesting story who had been with the called white russian and his family, has led the russian revolution back in i don't his 1917 or went, this guy has become like

and arrested him as he was getting off an airplane from the netherlands to houston, texas. so i was with two investigators from california, and throughout dallas, there was a team from the ag's office and working with them. that was great and really helpful and we were so lucky to have them on board working with us on this thing. so we, you know, we planned out what we were going to do. i was going to be staged by the dallas office. the plan was for us to go in and exact a search warrant and the last for the ceo. so, my colleague, who is the lead investigator went to houston and he was essentially waiting in the airport for this plane to land and it was the longest flight of my life, and we were on, waiting and texting each other, and playing words with friends and we were, just waiting. and then finally it happened. finally the flight landed and he was one of the first few people to get off the airplane and he was put in handcuffs and arrested. all the texas agents, you know, went into the office and started to search. i went into the office a couple minutes after that. th

indulto por lo que se mantiene la inyecciÓn letal para este 27 de abril a las 6 de la tarde. >> en houstonestÁ devastada y el resto de los entrar y matar a alicia.pudo >> tenÍa apenas 15 aÑos una vid por delante pero la asesinaron apuÑaladas en donde estudiaba en stockton california en ple horario escolar >> algo que no nos podemos imaginar como padres. >> y estamos aquÍ para ver como vamos a evitar algo asÍ en el futuro. >> el supuesto agresor es anthony craig aseguran que manejÓ hasta el estacionamiento escolar se bajÓ y caminÓ hacia la parte frontal de la preparatoria en donde se encontraba la joven alicia para apuÑalarla hasta la muerte. >> (hablan en inglÉs) la muerte. >> los padres de lala no quisieron ser identificados pero se reunieron en una vigilia para honrar la memoria de la menor quiÉn muriÓ en el hospital autoridades afirman que se traÓo de un ataque al azar. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) el sospechoso que fue detenido por la policÍa del distrito escolar despuÉs del ataque fuere calidad por asesinato en la cÁrcel del condado de san joaquÍn la policÍa reforzÓ la presencia de el

and great-grandson who were the pillars of houston helped to build the institutions of that city. they gave him a world of great privilege but also constrained constrained -- jim baker wasn't incredibly unlikely treasury secretary and secretary of state. if you ask him a question about the treaty of west azalea and a kiss and jerry and sense of what he brought to it, i was humbled in one of their early interviews with jim baker is the sort of russian hand. i wanted to ask him about the soviet union and i said to him well what did you study? what did you read about the soviet union and he looked at me quizzically and he really brought me back to earth and he said well you know my early experience at the soviet union was -- which is an interesting story. he was in what they called a white russian his family had fled the russian revolution back in ino don't know if it was 1970 or when this guy has become almost a second father to him. he was an establishment figure by inclination. he did go to an east coast press -- prep school or he was not an academic and not a student in there rea

severo y se van a ver granizos y sienodo el mayor impacto una línea de tormentas se acercará desde houston de personas impactadas aumenta a 38 millones y el día miércoles es el peor día de todos, desde chicago hasta la ciudad de new orleans y houston más tiempos severos y van a decir ya para ese entonces, y deberíamos hablar de vientos de tornados y que sobrepasan las 70 mlas por hora y ahora nos preparamos para granizos y los tornados y si se fija de todas las muertes el 78% son hombres y el 32% son mujeres y muchos mueren pescando o jugando al fútbol, y muchos mueren calcinados, así que tome mucha precaución en semana santa. >> qué datos muchas gracias. >> hasta luego. >> pasan los días y aumenta la confianza que el "nueva normalidad" llegó a nuestras vidas pero hay que seguir alertas, francisco cuevas buenas tardes. >> ¿qué tal? felicidad, aumentan lementamente los casos por la nueva subvariante de Ómicron ba.2 y esto tiene sumamente preocupados a las autoridades que están viendo que en las próximas semanas debido a las vacaciones de primavera podría aumentar el número de casos, esto es

to washington back to houston to college station and back to their homes. all of which will be carried live on television morning noon and night for six days. and you have no idea when it's going to happen. none when it does happen you have about 48 hours before it all begins to pull it all together before the show begins again live on television for the next six days. you won't sleep. you won't eat. you won't really think you just do. my ever asked that question. so that's just it's just in charge of the super bowl and houston and we literally had a fight about whose job was harder. i said, you know when the super bowl is and he said, but i know you're gonna agree with me he says, but i don't know the teams until two weeks out. you know, who's gonna die. this is seriously jean and i have a very close mutual friend joanne drake and when i first met when she works at the rate foundation and library one of the very first things that she showed me when i took on this job was a three ring binder and i think stewart's seen this about this -- about six inches thi

yes get myself from from dallas to houston then very quickly because the first thing that happened once we arrested crow fair was that he was he was trying to make bail and we thought he was gonna be held for this extradition here and that was gonna happen the next week, but suddenly everyone started freaking out that he was gonna get out right away and then he was gonna leave and then the, you know, the case was gonna be off track and it's it was it was pretty nut. so i remember then getting myself to houston and going to court we were able to work at a deal to bring him back to california. so let's talk a little bit you get past this first few days tremendous activity like you said on the ground a lot of different teams doing a lot of different work, but now you're in court. so you're back in in sacramento your your case is proceeding and you're you're initial criminal complaint ran into a few problems in court due to the communications decency act that we've been discussing and as i should be theme around these cases, can you give a little background as to what happens initially with

so my colleague as the lead investigator went to houston and he was essentially waiting and therefore airport for the plane to land and it was the longest flightof my life . we were just waiting, protecting each other. we were playing words with friends . just waiting and then finally it happened. finally the flight landed. one of the first few people to get on the airplane he put his hands up and arrested. all the texas agents went into the office and started to search. i went into the office a couple of minutes after that. it was pretty unreal. we had just pulled off this arrest of the ceo arof the biggest trafficking ring in the hahistory of the world at thatpoint . it was a really big deal. i remember calling you and i'm curious what your reaction was and what kind of feedback you were getting on your end . >> i remember that day also. i definitely remember that call and we knew that a lot of prosecutors had been looking at this issue and you've been looking especially closely at it and just how monumental even when you told me wlpaul ferrera had been arrested, criminal charges we

desde houston, texas, nidia, univisiÓn. la policÍa cree que fueron las vÍctimas inocentes del tiroteo. las dos vÍctimas y una niÑa de ocho aÑos estaba en el automÓvil e iba a comprar comida cuando les sorprendiÓ el fuego cruzado. la policÍa busca a los sospechosos que viajaban en dos vehÍculos de color negro. leon: los altos precios de la gasolina obliguen a los conductores de estados unidos a cruzar la frontera con mÉxico para llenar el tanque. asÍ pasa con los residentes de california, el estado que tiene los precios mÁs elevado. cientos de personas se estÁn yendo tijuana con tal de ahorrar algo de dinero. jorge nos tiene esta historia para ustedes. jorge: el incremento en el precio de los combustibles en estados unidos ha provocado que miles de residentes fronterizos se crucen hacia mÉxico a cargar gasolina. es el caso de tijuana en donde cada vez es mÁs comÚnobservar vehÍculos con placas de california en las estaciones de gasolina . garcÍa quien vive en san diego frecuentemente cruza para cargar combustible. >> especial

i think -- send thanks to the team in houston and huntsville and the other centers around the world. it was a busy time for us, we hit the ground running, i feel like we just about got to the finish and started to slow down after that spring. -- sprint. it's been not only very rewarding for us as a group, this begins a new era of human spaceflight, or people other than government astronauts, who are professionally trained and prepared can come up with less training, but still able to function in this unique and sometimes challenging environment. i think that is a first step toward a real democratization of this experience. it is going to take a while, the prices are quite high now. we think that in the future, this will be something that we can share with more and more humanity. and it will make humankind all the better for it. i will pass it to larry. >> first, thanks to crew three. without their help, support, coaching, mentorship, there is no way we would have been able to accomplish this wide range of experiments over the last eight days. it was an aggressive schedule. fortunatel

hijo ya no tiene vida >> la familia ha tardado más de dos semanas en lograr que el cuerpo llegue a houstonr a ver a su otra hija roxana de 16 años estoy aquí minutos de recibir a mi hijo tras sobrevivir el río estuvo en el custodio de gobierno, >> mi princesa, te extrañé tanto mi niña te amo mi amor te amo mucho >> la familia se acaba de reunificar la mamá todavía está entregando documentos y lo más delicado es decirle a su hija lo que le pasó su hermano christopher >> ya en casa nos dijo que tenía lo peor para su hermano >> entramos al río y salimos a la zona de la mañana ella misma lucho por su propia vida y la de su prima el agua la corriente está muy fuerte no supero ello nos empezamos hogar la corriente me llevo muy lejos no senado de mi primo y hermano no se nada no lo volví a ver, hoy día mi primo fueron contra mi hermano >> una situación de valientes y de mucho esfuerzo hija mía, tras mucho por eso la familia ha buscado un aviso para atraer a los abuelos desde honduras >> ellos fueron segundos padres por decirlo así, los niños estudian seis años con ellos compartiendo >> piden dona

here at houston, 4:45 for the the teams over in hawthorne.nd so once they get that there will be able to get out of their suits on board the dragon spacecraft while the team on board station booths into what's known as the hatch operations. station commander will be pressurizing that small area between dragon and the station hatches. we expect it to be a little under two hours from talking to hatch open and then they will all welcome the ax-1 crew on board the space station. a lot too, but all of that will start with a launch so i will send it back over to hawthorne as we get into the final phases of the countdown. back over to you, john. >> right. dan as you make it all starts with the launch. it looks like it's getting pretty busy. people are excited. >> where just under 20 minutes until liftoff. as you can probably tell ida noyes, the crew -- excuse me, the crowd here in hawthorne were space x headquarters in california is starting to gather just beyond mission control here in the building. you might get little by the ambient noise in addi

. >> cost of living is significantly different in houston. anybody who is coming from california to houston they are going to have their same pay they will be doing pretty well. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. >>> a live look at oakland where a one day teacher strike not only disrupted schools but made waves at the port. teachers blocked longshoreman from working the night shift by picketing at the port entrances. and port workers tell kpix5 they know exactly where the teachers are coming from. >> reporter: from sun up, to sun down, protesting against oakland school closures. >> not cool that ousd is doing there. >> we want justice for our students. >> students deserve these schools. >> reporter: aside from rallies around schools from closure, and the district office, some teachers and supporters picketed in front of port of oakland forcing port workers to cancel the night shift. >> we will go home and lose a day's pay but it is worth losing a day's pay for the cause. >> reporter: bob and fellow longshoreman honor the picket l

the jacksonville jaguars have the first pick followed by the detroit lions and houston texans.posed to host the draft in 2020, but it went virtual because of the pandemic. >>> this year's teacher of the year was honored at the white house. president biden and the first lady, also an educator, praised kurt russell, a history teacher from ohio. he said that he is trying to give his students a more culturally responsive education. >> students must see themselves in the classrooms and the curriculum in order to empower and to engage. that's why i created courses that allow students to feel value. courses that deals with women's rights, gay rights, and also a survey of black history -- >> russell says that he sees his students as having unlimited potential. >>> and barbie fans got a first glimpse of a living doll. warner bros. shared a first look photo of actress margot robbie as barbie in the upcoming movie "barbie." she's posing in a life-sized version of the pink corvette convertible. the movie is due out in the summer of 2023 and will feature actor ryan gosling as ken. >>> and c

if you look at the median income of the average price home in a market in houston, $68,000.enix is $75,000 you compare that to san francisco. $226,000 it is clear it is affordable in terms of what it costs to buy a home in the markets compared to the other cities >> yeah. it sounds like you are not worried about the affordability with the rates the other concern and i know you spoke with diana olick recently. this is a big project in a dry area, david. can you say to the people who buy in the developers you will have enough water? >> absolutely. i'm telling me employees and employees' children we will have enough water we would not do this if we didn't believe there was enough water for the next year and ten years and forever. making sure we are building smart and eco friendly this company was started by jim roush. this is part of the fabric of what we do that will not change in douglas ra ranch. >> whether it is an aquifer or capturing rain or all of the above? >> all of the above. we are sitting on top of the river basin. we have access to the central arizona project. we h

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see if i had to do it the other way i'd have would have moved to houston. move to rice we had three children and i just decided kind of a maverick fashion. i want to raise my kids in austin. i picked a city where i wanted to raise them. from all of my travels and then i love houston. it's a great cosmopolitan center. obviously. i just wrote a book on nasa and going to the moon and you know, i'm engaged in it. so i feel i'm blessed to have both cities in my life, which is is exciting. and of course, i just drive i leave austin at about nine at night and i'm in two and a half hours listen to the radio. i used to call my mom all the time on the commute because she likes to talk about an hour and it's and that would eat up that some of the clock and it now i enjoy it particularly the drive from austin east and coming home. you know, i'm less interested because you're gaytalk about bee married once divorced and now married to anne

. >> houston. >> houston, texas. >> maybe when we have houston, we'll play the eagles. >> we're goinghe country now with the morning papers. "the new york post" has the latest details on the investigation into tuesday's brooklyn subway shooting. the suspect will make his first appearance in federal court in just a few hours. police arrested 62-year-old fred james yesterday in manhattan. nypd sources tell nbc news james called the police tip line himself, telling them he was at a mcdonald's. he said, i've been waiting for you all day when the officers arrived. james is facing federal charges of carrying out a violent attack on a mass transit vehicle. if convicted, hecht face a life sentence. >>> out to "the oregonian," it says if you plan to travel you need your facemask. the federal mask mandate for public transit was set to end next week, but the cdc is extending it until may 3rd. that's amid a rise of new covid infections fuelled by the ba.2 omicron subvariant. >>> the "des moines register" reports there's a new plan to completely change how a party nominates presidential candidates

we would be adding more than one houston a year.s no way the state of texas can assimilate those people and there's no way the united states can simulate that number of people. what joe biden is doing is far more reckless and the most disastrous thing too the united states of america anybody has ever witnessed a lifetime. maria: this is extraordinary. nikki haley tweeted out a graphic of the actual number of people coming across and it's exceeding major cities. some states in terms of the amount of people coming in illegally you have taken matters into your own hands, tell me how it's going and specifically what you're doing. here's a graphic i'm referring to in terms of the illegal migrants led and under biden it is exceeding the population of miami, atlanta, seattle, san francisco, austin, it's extraordinary. how are these bus trips going you dropping the migrants often washington and you're getting blowback, what are they doing when they're getting to washington? >> let me tell you why were doing this. i was visiting with local l

we could lose our entire population because of this there is report a month ago the houston chronicleut how in harris county texas there's one person who dies every single day because of these fentanyl overdoses. this fentanyl mostly as of the fentanyl itself are the components of it come from china to mexico than comes across the border spread throughout the entire country by cartel activity. the biden administration is allowing this to happen by biden and his administration's refusal to step up and do anything about it. maria: i don't understand the decision to lift title 42, governor. the president is pushing a mask mandate on planes continuing to tell spirit are in the emergency situation. and yet he is lifting title 42 breed that is expected to go away on may 23. what are you expecting once that is lifted? >> that is one month from yesterday when all this would happen. not only do you not understand it, most members of congress and the united states senate including democrats don't understand it. i can tell you most americans don't understand it. no one knows what biden is trying

that happened a few months ago at astroworld in houston reporter monica madden looks at what more canne to try to keep these events safe. >> somebody stole the show. the eviction of been allowed happen. the first place. dallas police chief eddie garcia says the shooting at a weekend concert might have been prevented. it's the promoters got a city permit. first is crime is a prime example that not permitted and promote events can lead to violence. some off-duty dallas police were there for security but left before shots were fired. garcia says how that was allowed is also being reviewed. that points to the permit issue as the larger problem. we have to look at. if there are ways that we can strengthen policies, procedures, ordinances that we have in the city. >> we can't just throw a police officer at every problem. >> the sunny so much you can whoever's organize the event. they should be held accountable. steve allen is the ceo of the u k based company called crowd safety. he's worked in security for more than 30 years of saying it up in the of done it. we talked about lessons learned

a lot of things going on that day for sure. >> from dallas houston very quickly he was trying to make bail. we thought he was being held for hisut hearing but certainly we started freaking out he would get out right away and leave and the case would be off-track. i remember getting to court. >> let's talk a little bit doing a lot of different things and different work back in sacramento. your initial criminal complaint with two problems to the communications decency act can you give a littlegr background s to what happened initially in that complaint? .. >> and it was really disappointing. and they mostly just felt awful for all the people andt for all the survivors. is a special letdown for everyone. >> and for that moment in time to come back very quickly. so how was that second case different than the first? >> we have been collecting financial records. them were finally able to look at the data and based on that to file money-laundering charges which took the defendants outside of the communications decency act. >> and it's a very different outcome. >> . >> so this time we go back

. >>> matias and the earthquakes in houston tonight.irst win of the season. 57th minute, game tied at 2-2, houston on the corner kick. that was just perfectly crafted. blue jerseys were everywhere, by it's the teenager who scores the goal. earthquakes lose 4-3. >> charlie, thank you. >> and we'll be right back. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for 30% less than t-mobile, so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phon

. >>> now to the murder of that off-duty sheriffs deputy in houston, killed during an attempted theft of a catalytic converter of his vehicle. the precious metals inside a major target for thieves. here's transportation correspondent gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, the attempted theft of a pricey car part in a houston neighborhood leading to the death of an off-duty sheriff's deputy. he and his wife were just leaving this grocery store when they noticed three men by their car. police say he went to confront them, but they opened fire. >> got one down, shot in the chest. >> reporter: he fired back, hitting two of the men but losing his own life. >> he told his wife to run, to get away from danger as he put himself in harm's way to protect the rest of the community and try to stop a crime. >> right now i see the vehicle. >> reporter: he was a 23-year veteran of the department, part of the harris county auto theft unit. police believe the three men were trying to steal his car's catalytic converter, a critical part of the muffler system. and it's happening all across the country. auth

host: mike, do you see the effects of illegal immigration in houston? caller: i have no doubt that we do. i know that i can point to anything relative to crime rate and so forth, but those kind of effects are things that are felt in grinding, slow way. you pay for by the wave of medicare, the school system's overburden, you don't have the asl teachers. where does the money come from to pay for all of these housing, food, shelter and education, medical care? i am concerned about that. we need leaders who care about americans because that is who they represent. host: thank you. john is in columbus, ohio on the democrats line. what is on your mind this morning? caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i want to say, i hope americans are thinking more than having a feeling. let us pray so that god can save this country because there is no other person -- no other country that his field on this earth other than this country. if we can resolve our differences and continue to make this country better, that is what i want to see. host: nancy, new yor

we flew out of houston. there was nonstop houston to caracas. the oil industry still has a nonstop flight into venezuela. sean and hitchens are great friends. they more than patched up their difference. sean tried to live up to what he said he would do. you can't predict someone like fidel castro. fidel's friendship with marquez, the great novelist, and marquez used to keep a light on at night to let fidel know when he was up and they used to talk and brain storm and all of this. raul was available down there but it wasn't the same. to have seen castro get to ask him a couple of questions would have been of interest but, alas, it didn't happen. >> my memory of fidel castro and american media is the media in this country salivated over the opportunity to talk to him. almost left us with the impression that cuba is a really sharp, wonderful place. why did they do that? there's no evidence that you can see today that would be the way to live. >> i think castro became a folk hero there in the early '60s. hollywood -- it was a period when there were

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