and it really was shocking to me that never in houston's history. and they had a narrative sick filmed out of here. so it was, it was a, you know, a no brainer and a deal breaker. we couldn't do it. and that's why it's so beautiful, you know, for as much as it's being celebrated that this is the 1st time we have the palestinian family, a palestinian there. narrative in this depth. as you just said, the same could be, could be said, maybe about houston. and i think that's, that that's what makes it so palpable to me. i want to share with you a video that was sent to us by fans. someone who has a lot to say about what you've accomplished with the series. take a listen. thank you so much for representing palestinian culture and the way that you did other than something that's always seen as just struggle and hard break. i think people got to see us for who we really can be, which is just like everybody else. and i think it's a branding issue, was the most genius, comedic line to summarize everything that we go through as palestinians in our struggle. b

as you just said, the same could be, could be said, maybe about houston. and i think that's, that that's what makes it so palpable to me. i want to share with you a video that was sent to us by fan, someone who has a lot to say about what you've accomplished with the series. take a listen. thank you so much for representing palestinian culture and the way that you did other than something that's always seen as just struggle in hard break. i think people got to see us for who we really can be, which is just like everybody else. and i think it's a branding issue, was the most genius, comedic line to summarize everything that we go through as palestinians in our struggle. but honestly, when the credits rolled at the end and every name was arab, palestinian was just there to be seen. i had never felt more proud, especially at a time when i'm going into the film industry, i'm going into the comedy industry and it's people like you, it's people like it. people that cast and crew that made this show come to life. how does it make you feel? hearing the things i kn

please welcome to the show from houston, texas mall. i'm a co creator and star of mo, mo, thanks so much for being with us. i don't think i've ever said most so many times in my life, more money, more problems just like palestine on the show man. so great to have you with us. thank you for having me. really a pleasure to have to ask you just from, from, from the get go. i want to give you an opportunity for our audience who may be living under a rock. they've never heard of the show. they don't know you. what's the show really about to me, it was clear, it's a labor of love to say the very least. what's it about to you? sure. the shows about belonging. it's about what a result of statements miss a, you know, people assimilating america fish out of water or somebody who's struggling trying to fit in and take care of their family. well, so losing themselves spiritually along the way. i mean, it's very complex. there's so many layers to it is origin story is done package as well the, you know, the mother story, the, you know, my story, my

they are coming to houston houston on the heels of that win. >> winning makes everything better. > >> it is just after 7:00 in london where mourners have been waiting all every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >> in oakland couple minding thr own business in their home wereg four people wounded in the citys latest shooting. it was the result of the rolling gunbattle near 92nd and bancroft last night. a 50-year-old woman and her 56-year-old husband were stk were struck as they slept. inves found a wrecked car at the scen. no one was in and. a man and woman in their 20s later showedp at the hospital. > >> a big development in the story that has been heard around around the world. the man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend could get a new t. baltimore prosecut

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while we are battling the heat in the west, we will see showers and thunderstorms from houston, atlantashington, d.c., all the way up into boston for the labor day holiday. maybe potentially raining out some of your pool parties and your cookouts, with a cold front combining with deep tropical moisture leading to intense downpours and flash flooding. a check on the tropics, we have tropical storm danielle, but tropical storm earl, despite the fact it is struggling to develop, will be one to watch over the next couple of days. lilia. >> molly mccollum, thank you. >>> for the second time this week nasa's artemis rocket did not fly. the space agency scrubbed the launch of the massive rocket after a new technical issue surfaced and attempts to fix it failed. cbs's mark strassmann is at the kennedy space center. mark, earlier this week it was an issue with the engine. what happened this time? >> reporter: lilia, a lot of frustration here. nasa just announced it looks as though they're going to have to roll the rocket back to the garage, back to the vehicle assembly building. that would delay

oh i remember it very well, it's an audition at the houston opera houston if you have any idea whereis in the american south i'm in new york i'm offered to fly to houston for an audition. i'm not very healthy, i think that well, you think, i 'll fly there early in the morning and sing, again i'll fly away in the evening. haha what it costs me i declare program one very well into the fifth aria once there 100 years ago. i think ai will still not be asked in french, because again, on my list, carmen was at four at five, flew out somewhere there , hung out as a result of the hours, probably at two i got to the hotel, at three. i had to sing. and then i realize that i do n’t have a voice at all, my plan didn’t work, they asked one to speak french. come on, let's get this second one. i think, yes, yes, yes, i understand that i don’t even remember her at all, and plus she’s very high potency. i do not have health, it is now to sing. well, honestly, i start screaming at her and i understand that she doesn’t go, and she starts to press and press and my upper note comes up and i make such a p

but we'll have to see how she does, michael houston. thank you very much for that. stacy on was staying on energy opec and its allies of agreed to a small cut in oil production to bolster prices. as despite calls from several western governments to increase supply to ease inflation caused by the global energy crisis. benchmark brent crude oil has dropped to round $95.00 per barrel of the surging to $120.00 in june. the price decline comes amid fears of an economic slowdown and recession in the west. it supplies remain tight, rushes as it will stop supplying oil to countries that support a price count on its energy supply. and let's get more on this now with energy analyst, thomas o'donnell. thank you very much for joining us. tom. people may find this decision a bit baffling, right? the world is struggling due to high energy prices, and now opec is just cutting or a 100000 barrels a day, which is a small amount. but why are they doing it at all? well, thanks for having me tonight. ah, it's pretty symbolic. just like a 100000 the other d

offender arrests couldn't help a cop named bill jeffrey. >> deon, it's houston police.e. >> no, he was completely blind sided, and there is nothing any of them could have done to change the outcome. everything was done the way it was supposed to, but this -- this guy ambushed them. >> reporter: what the officers couldn't see was the multiconvicted felon hadiding ia dark apartment holding a pistol that was turned into a weapon of war. in seconds he fired 30 rounds. officer jeffrey died, a police sergeant also hit crawled for safety and survived. >> you good? you good? >> no, i'm hit. i'm hit. >> somebody get bill! >> what was your reaction when you found out what this criminal had in his hands? >> disgust. disbelief, anger. we do not live in a war zone. there is no need for us to have these automatic weapons on the streets of houston, anywhere in the united states. >> reporter: but there is demand. cheap, illegal pieces first imported by china were being sold easily over the internet. when atf and customs cracked down, smuggling began across the southern border. now than

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they would come in and i would do shows in houston. in a couple cases, just change your name. so talented, just change your name. it would be so much easier. you are so good. they would just tell me this. it would hurt my heart. what do you mean? do you want me to pretend to be something else? that is the essence of standup. you are talking about acting at that point. you want me to act in my real life? how long do i hold onto this chade? that is definitely not it. >> "mo" the series takes it on directly. there is plenty of humor, but mo and his family are barely scraping by financially. he finds work on an olive tree form. as in real life, his father, a telecom engineer, died young of a heart attack, and mo learns he had been tortured earlier in his life. 20 years income of the family is still iting for citizenship papers, a painful bureaucratic process. it is a portrait of a fragile, in-between existence. >> it took me 20 years to get my citizenship. you felt like you were american -- i felt like i was -- and then somebody would tell you, you weren't born here? then they wou

houston also lacks zoning. there are no setbacks, buffer zones, our community shared experience of smells, players, and disasters with workers, many of which are temporary contracts at this facilities. on disaster hits, they evacuate to our local parks. -- huge resident exports, 15% of the market shares of all residents from the u.s.. from 2017 to 2018, plastic resin out of houston grew, and that's sounding 38%, with polyethylene, another plastic export, increasing 50%. currently, the houston ship channel is home to over 90 plastics facilities with 184 pipeline. these classic industries currently make up a fourth of industrial pollution in the houston area. our lack of zoning, disproportionately effects overburdened communities of color. we face daily threats of toxic exposure, potential disaster, and river -- for deathly, high dangerous pollutants that come from plastics production and played communities like manchester include -- benzene, diving, television. all three products produce odors that range from su

the oakland a's were in houston. houston. look at this fan, using using his hat to secure the foul foul ball. the first inning, its it is kyle irvin pitching. look at houston's tucker. smashing. the score was 3-1 in favor of the astros. urban knew it was gone the second it left the bac. fourth inning, the oakland a's strike. chad goes way upstairs and slaps at the opposite way. going, going, and gone. the solo solo shot for bender, houston was down 4-3. can the a's pull off a comeback? two runners on, it goes to right field, a no-doubter. three runs a shot brown's 23rd of the season, the a's when 8-5. earthquakes jeremy jeremy had a free kick, 24th minute. a little bit of stutter and yes. this was have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's importan

and you live houston with your husband and two children. you also live in houston, don't you? i do. i do, indeed, yeah all right. so it was a nice drive out here. i think i'm being reminded to use the michael. i'm sorry i doing so let ask the two of you why this book. i mean, this is a that's pretty gruesome. there's not at least there hasn't been in the past a lot of of documentary evidence, at least not until the fall of the soviet union. in that brief period of time when the soviet archives are open to the public. so this book and why now? what what's you into writing this book really happened is i began with zero with britain and other that are bestsellers but i began by i really remembered all the people i saw slaughtered in vietnam and in hong kong and hong kong harbor the great cultural revolution. and i thought, well, these people shouldn't be forgotten. and so i began just sort of looking at stories. if you talk about marxist slaughter in the 20th century, you can take 60 million stories. these just happened to be few. i stumbled upon the of anna pavlova in i learned that a

houston also lacks zoning there -- lacks zoning. there are no setbacks no buffer zones our communities share experiences of smells, flares, and disasters with workers many of which are temporary contractors at these facilities. when disaster hits they evacuate to our local parks huge resin exports and holds 59 percent of the market shares of all residents from the u.s. from 2017 to 2018. plastic resin out of houston grew an astounding 38 with -- an astounding 38% with polyethylene. another plastic export increasing 62 percent currently . -- all three products produce odors that range from super sweet to gasoline-like. reporting these odors is an arduous task left those of us who can wait over an hour bouncing between jurisdictions and departments. my predominantly hispanic community is also limited english proficient and in efforts we try to address language barriers, for those who don't have eases of access to current reporting systems and public input opportunities, break free addresses these language barriers. the short term toxi

reggie: naomi stars as the legendary whitney houston.nd her rise to stardom. it will hit theaters december 21. kumasi: is it too much to sing in the theater? reggie: is it a good voice? who is singing? kumasi: [laughter] whoever is in. i could imagine the theater when whitney pops up. reggie: i just want them to include my favorite quote. kumasi: what? reggie: what do you think of mariah? whitney houston responds "i don't think of her." kumasi: she did not say that. reggie: do you think of her? what do you think of her? kumasi: she said that. reggie: we are looking this up. this is when they did the duet. kumasi: i love when you believe. reggie: great. kumasi: so good. reggie: [sigh] i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choose this life. i never knew what safe was until i came to city of refugee. people that's coming through these doors are trying to break the cycle. prop 27 will help provide more funding for places like this and help people

britney is an extension of us in houston. she represents the quintessential american stories and qualities. she is suffering after going through a trial, process of appeal, doing everything, offering doctor statements as to why certain items were with her, indicating a mistake, doing everything told by her lawyers. nothing. the denial of basic rights of brittney griner offends all americans because they are the rights which we believe all are entitled. a trial by a jury of your peers and the right to be proven innocent. we do not accept the dehumanization that's commonplace in russia. and we seek justice for britney's immediate release and return to her family and friends. she can't speak for herself. she spoke eloquently by saying, i'm sorry. it was a mistake. it seemed to have fallen on deaf ears. can it be nothing more than an attempt to humiliate her, her family, loved ones who cry out for the potential of what may happen? she cried out to the president of the united states, i fear that i may be here for the rest of my li

this one says, "the houston texans, we have air conditioning." [ laughter ] you see what i'm saying?the ad for the team >> jimmy: yeah, this -- this next one says, "the houston texans, we play the chiefs at some point." [ laughter ] i mean, that's cool. i love patrick mahomes finally, it says, "the houston texans, buy four tickets, and you can play in the fourth quarter. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and that's -- i would do it. i'd do it. ♪ but you guys, everyone's excited that the nfl is back, and there's no better way to celebrate than with some football banner fails. hit it ♪ ♪ [ audience oohs ♪ [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: ah can't beat it. [ cheers and applause well, every year, guys, the nfl introduces new rules that they're going to enforce in the upcoming season, and we actually got our hands on some of the updated penalties, and there's some pretty interesting ones here, take a look. this first penalty is for "when cvs has halloween decorations but it's still 95 degrees out. this next one is for "when you say 'you got a haircut!' but then don't say if it

. >> reporter: this is houston, where a team of police officers tried to serve a warrant, body camerasnder arrests couldn't help a cop named bill jeffrey. >> houston police. let's do this -- >> whoa. [ gunfires ] >> reporter: your father didn't stand a chance. >> no. he was completely blind sided. and there is nothing that any of them could have done to change the outcome. everything was done the way it was supposed to. but this guy ambushed them. >> reporter: what the officers couldn't see was the multiconvicted felon hiding in a dark apartment, holding a pistol that was turned into a weapon of war. in seconds, he fired 30 rounds. officer jeffrey died, a police sergeant also hit crawled for safety and survived. >> you good? you good? >> no, i'm hit. >> somebody get bill. >> what was your reaction when you found out what this criminal had in his hands? >> disgust, disbelief, anger. we do not live in a war zone. there is no need for us to have these automatic weapons on the streets of houston, anywhere in the united states. >> reporter: but there is demand. cheap, illegal pieces first i

we're here in houston. i was in north carolina, i was -- i mean i've been travel all over the country. i don't find that. i don't the that kind of sense or feedback. >> do you talk to a lot of republicans? >> i talk to a lot of americans. when i talk to folks and they know for example there was a bipartisan infrastructure law that in durham is going to fix i-40 or here in houston is going to fix telephone road, those are some of their priorities. when i talk to people that what we're doing especially after the pandemic that all families, all working families have access to high-speed internet and we'll bring it down less $30 a month and people will get a $100 voucher to buy a laptop or ipad, people want to hear that. look what happened in kansas on the issue of choice. people, whoever they voted for in the last election or the next, stood up and said it is not right that we take a constitutional right from the women of america and deprive them to make decisions about their own body and saying government is

then you had to flee war as a little kid and end up in houston, texas.e goes to a rodeo, sees stand up for the first time. that is what i was supposed to do. four years later, my dad passes away. i am doing standup in english class, my dad's way of getting mean -- my teachers way of not getting me to skip anymore. i think it feels like destiny. >> how surprised are you to be able to get a comedy show? >> i am not going to lie, i look around sometimes like, is it real? this is great. it is really being received so well. i think it is clear that the appetite is really big for some real stories that connect with people in a big way. i am just so grateful. hard work really pays off. >> mo am'er is waiting to hear if the series will be renewed for a second season. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown. judy: it looks like that hard work is paying off. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. to join us online and again tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you. please stay safe and we will see you soon. >> major funding

houston's lead down 4-3. could the a's pull off the comeback? seth brown next inning, two runners on. that's a rocket to right field and out of here. three-rut is brown's 23rd of the year. ths win it 8-5. > >> quakes and dallas fc from san san jose. jeremy ebobisse, free kick, finds the net for his 6th goal of the season. the match would end in a 1-1 draw. that ds it for sports tonight. reed, over to you. >> thank you so much. next we'rn the mission celebrating mexicane with san francisco's low rider . i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choose this life. i never knew what safe was until i came to city of refugee. people that's coming through these doors are trying to break the cycle. prop 27 will help provide more funding for places like this and help people get off the streets. it feels good to have a place to call home. support prop 27. in order for small businesses to thrive, it feels good to have a place to call home. they need to be smart. ef

>> whitney elizabeth houston. >> the story of whitney houston is coming to the big screen.ic "i want to dance with somebody." naomi ackey plays the legendary singer who became one of the most rewarded artists of all time. the movie is scheduled to hit theaters on december 21st. >>> and weeks after serena williams possibly played her last u.s. open, another tennis great announced that he is retiring. roger federer said next week's laver cup in london will be his last competitive tournament. the 41-year-old swiss champion has won 20 grand slam titles. during the past few years, he's been sidetracked by injuries and surgeries. >> this is a bittersweet decision because i will miss everything the tour has given me. at the same time there's so much to celebrate. i consider myself one of the most fortunate people on earth. i was given a special talent to play tennis, and i did it at a level that i never imagined for much longer than i ever thought possible. >> federer will team up with his rival and friend rafael nadal for the labor cup doubles tournament. >>> the tampa bay rays m

houston. >> reporter: vice president leaders onor t 9/11 other he died trying to escape the north tower. >> i miss him a lot. today is very hard for me. 9/11 is very hard for me. >> reporter: at the pentagon in arlington, virginia, president joe biden laid a wreath to mark the 21st anniversary and vowed that his administration will continue to eliminate terrorists like ayman al zawahiri who helped plot the 9/11 attacks and was recently killed in a drone strike. >> we'll never forget, we'll never give up. our commitment to preventing another attack in the united states is without end. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania, first lady jill biden honored the memory of the brave passengers of united flight 93 who fought to regain control of the airline before it could hit our nation's capital. >> when we remember the events of this day 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective memory. yet even as we shared our grief, that moment affected us all. >> reporter: back at ground zero, families recounted their profound loss which is just as strong today as it was more than tw

i'll give you one example the ike -- in houston. so houston almost got wiped out by hurricane ike in the late 2000s. so we've been they've been proposing to build a -- to basically safe. you said she's looking at wiped out without this and at some point this century 30 billion dollars, so cheap compared to the price of houston, but they just can't get the money and so so it is extremely it's expensive to adapt. so certainly we have to adapt to what we can't avoid, but we can avoid at low cost a lot of the warming and if you can avoid it for more cheaply than you have to adapt you should do that ellis. do you have an observation on that? yeah, so i've seen disappointed by andrew's response to my opening because i mean it's putting myself in his position if somebody had pointed out that i am using fraudulent statistics in terms of levelized cost of energy and also that i'm just using imaginary scenarios that totally defy the physical realities in terms of this like hydro and nuclear and geothermal and solar wind like that would really

and i think that's the worst part of this whole discussion in this whole moment. >> yes sunny houstonle. i wonder what the next will be from sunny. coming up, kamala harris telling students help me get the word out on the president student loan handout, even if you haven't graduated yeah that's right coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> to know what a surprise it appears that biden administration isn't concerned about spending your tax dollars. this in as the vice president, harris kyle's college students in south carolina they don't have to graduate, to take advantage of the administration student loan handout program. >> we have announced that we will cancel $10,000 of federal student loan debt -- this loan forgiveness does not just apply to graduates, you need it have graduated to apply to the debt relief, so please help me get the word out so folks can take advantage of that. >> apparently cheryl, she needed make any sense as well. >> free money for everybody, this is such a blatant move to buy the votes of the younger generation of americans. give me a break. now you don't even have to graduat

. > >> meanwhile, coming up next, bg the spirit of whitney houston to to theaters. the trailer just released. plus. > >> a huge surprise for want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! kevin: i've fought wildfires

headquarters in houston., with farmers getting a yearly payment for 30 years. plus a share of profits. ,not all residents are a fans, they have concern about the noise impact on farm animals, , and potential damage to roads and infrastructure. eachlade is 220 feet long and weighs 40,000 pounds. it might not look like it, but those blades can whip around at over 180 miles per hour. interestingly, texas leads the nation when it comes to renewable energy production. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." i'm soledad o'brien. we'll see you next week. >> listen to “matter of fact with soledad o'brien." on your favorite podcast provider. watch us on fyi, pluto, and youtube. ♪

houston's your don alvarez gets a first one, that is the second one in the first inning, 2-0, houston, second inning, alvarez, that thing was put on a t. gone the second left the back. three home home run game for alvarez. meanwhile, the a's only had three hits tonight. astros win it 5-0. > >> about silverado in nampa, second round of the pgas fortnite championship. for mark albert, ben, chip from just off of the green. that is an eagle. he is tied for 3rd, heading into into the weekend, who is he chasing? a fellow alum. the approach iran number one, right next to the hole, and he would just happened in for a birdie. home is 12-0 under. > >> no player in baseball has hit hit 700 homers, since former giant great, barry bonds, but albert lohse is almost there. this is game number 698 against the reds, he is racing retirement right now under 20 games to become the fourth player in history to reach the 700 club. > >> that is it for sports tonight, kenny over to you. > >> charlie, thank you. > >> creating a nationwide system of fast charging stations, the role california will play, and whe

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