>> houston this is station we are ready for the event. >> please begin the welcome ceremony. >> houston and space acts congratulations on a beautiful launch it is good to have new friends appear and on behalf of expedition 69 is an honor to welcome our new crewmates. i will pass it off to our commander. >> welcome aboard dear friends, it is nice to see you here at houston 69 so glad to have you here at the space station and we look forward to your arrival here and we watched yesterday your amazing launch and when we return, we are so grateful and congratulations for your successful launch and your docking and for me this is a great honor to work next to you. the most experienced in the great astronauts in the u.s., and congratulations. all of you astronauts. my congratulations to all of us, we now have 11 persons on the space station and my deep congratulations to the saudi space commission. i am sure you will have a great achievement in the future and your space exploration. thank you so much. and welcome aboard. >> thank you so much. we really are excited to be here, it was a great la

and i want to acknowledge that the week of may 1-5, city of houston and houston police department had our own annual police week. and so, i want to acknowledge publicly our great concern as a community in honoring police. and we had, of course, the police week award ceremony, that we held on may 2. we had a day of prayer that was held on may 3, in front of a police corrupt headquarters while the clergy came together to reenforce the partnership between community and the police. and then we had the annual police week memorial service that was held on may 5. and was held at a very important memorial in our city where candlelight and placing the wreath occurred as well as the roll call and taps. the honor guard will part this week in a ser ceremony. i ask unanimous consent to place this into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection ms. jackson lee: i acknowledge the words of our chief, we honor the heroes and heal their families' heart. they join thousands to honor the memory of officer rios and one of fallen officers. and then to recognize from the sheriff's department hon

whitney houston's legacy lives on through her music born in new jersey, known worldwide, houston's powerful once in a generation voice churning out hit after hit. her death, it's up to pat houston to preserve whitney's legacy. i honor and respect the position that i'm in as a flame keeper. for her legacy. pat is whitney's sister in law and former manager and now the executor of her estate. her talent was such a wonderment and the fact that they're still listening to her music and still interested in her brand. it's very powerful. whitney's estate and air supply have more than just huge hits in common. neither fully owns their music catalogs anymore, and they're not alone. a collection of major artists have gone on to sell all or part of their catalogs and especially popular trend over the last several years. springsteen reportedly sold his catalog to sony for more than half a billion dollars. other legends have sold all or part of their catalogs as well like bob dylan. neil young, stevie nicks and david bowie. so then who's buying these catalogs? and what are they doing with them? 2006 coba

and in houston, that came about because, there was a voter referendum in the 1960s. it at that time, there was only one charity hospital. it relied on funds from the county, the city, and each of them were trying to dump it on other. it was called jefferson hospital and and it mostly african-americans and immigrants were, the patients who couldn't afford health care at the time. and had to go to that hospital. atrocious conditions, you know, to the point where op eds started to written about it. and then there is a voter to fund, a public health care system, the seed that's planted in the 1960s. and what comes about that is a health care system. a lot like what you have here in bear county right there is that there's count that there's, you know, outlying it there specialty clinics there's hospitals and it's a it's a it's a it's a local system that has been cultivated by public leaders over over years very specific to texas like the bigger tech the big texas cities have it for a lot of different reasons because the state doesn't want to take, you know, one want to gi

>> i spent most of my time in houston. i moved to houston to do the research for this book and immerse myself in the community where george floyd grew up. to spent time in the housing projects where he grew up. meet with the people who knew him when he grew up. to walk on the fields where he chased athletic stardom. to go to some of the courtrooms were he was sentenced to time in prison. spent time with friends and family members who had him over for dinner and remembered who he was, this tall and gregarious guy who was big and never quite felt comfortable in his body because people saw him and were intimidated by him but he saw himself as gentle and loving to the world. i spent most of my time in houston. i spent some time in minneapolis, as well. my co-author spent a lot of time in minneapolis, covering the trial. he spent time with george floyd's family. he traveled to other parts of the country, as well, where george floyd had family. it was important to immerse ourselves in the communities where george floyd lived and

if we look at the history where he's from, mexico and the houston area, the direct route from houston, direct route would be from houston to matamortis. >> griff: we've been talking about him coming straight down here to get back into mexico and you were relaying to me that they recovered his cell phone closer to the scene of the crime, they do not have the technology to ping him, that is a big part of that, can you speak to that? >> the latest developments, they found his home in a brushy area and the phone has been recovered and now more challenging to i think ping the individual, and penitentiary to rely on the public and call in information to the sheriff's office and fbi in houston so we can find this individual and bring closure to the families and victims that were tragically taken from this h horrendous crime. >> griff: we are at brownsville, ground zero, you have your governor deploying a massive show of force, lt, we shot footage of 50 humvees coming along the rio grande, talk about the situation, 10 days from title 52 and it appears the crisis is already here. >> when gover

chronicle and the houston press in the nineties and 2000. that really talks about a lot the issues in shelton's court. he got caught charging parents, attorneys when they were indigent, which against the law he he had an atlas that he would keep at the bench and he would ask latino families who were in front of him where they came from and look at it on the map and say well, that looks like a great place. why don't you back there? so there was like overt racism in the court and. it was also just like everyone who knew him recognize that. he really wanted the cases to be fast like he wanted the cases out of the docket and. ultimately, what that ends up looking like is parental rights, termination. it's sometimes in cases. so like in dante's case, he's the older brother. he wasn't adopted, but his parent, his rights to his parents were terminated. so he was basically made a orphan, which is like an awful position to be for someone who was ten when they were moved from home. so they remember their family, he wanted to be back there with his fam

getawa day in houston. last day of the road trip.b took a shutout into the fifth and give up a couple of runs. joey bart helped out his pitcher with an rbi double, part of a two-hit day for bart who raised his batting average to over .300! giants put it together and win 4-2, taking the last two of the three-game series from the astros. giants are back home friday against milwaukee. >>> a's and the mariners. the coliseum delayed by over an hou for rain. when they got rid of the tarp, oakland had a lead in the ninth and aj pollock went deep off of zach jackson. the solo job tied the game and sent it to extras. in the 10th, that is when seattle opened it up. serving up a three one shot to you daniel suarez. the mariners came back to win by a final 7-2 so warriors-lakers. ball goes u at 6:00 p.m. one word, aggressive! the warriors have t be aggressive. draymond green has to be at his best because anthonvi get his touches. see you at chase center tomorrow. >> can't wait to text you durin the game, vern! >>> in las vegas, the most popular

yeah, george floyd grew up in houston, texas. he went to school in. houston.houston was what he knew. it was where his community was. it was where his family was. and so it was quite the decision that he made in 17 when he decided to leave of that behind, to go to a place he had never been before. minneapolis, minnesota. and he did so at the urging of a local who was essentially a minister to lost souls. and in the the third ward of houston, people who had hit their bottom bottom who had hit rock bottom went to this pastor and tried to find a way out. and he would send people out of. texas, in part because he knew that, you know, one, people needed to get away from the trials and the temptation, those that were in their home, but also because they knew he knew that texas not have the kind of social safety net that you could find in other states and more left leaning states like minnesota, where had expanded medicaid, where they had treatment, where they were a little bit more forgiving for. people who had criminal records, like robert said, because george floy

at a mall in houston.ort came in a manwaring a black leather mask with metal spikes on it armed with an ar-15 with 120 rounds of ammo. and a handgun 40 feet from where hundreds of children were gathered for a dance competition. sergeant ran to the scene but didn't want to panic the children by drawing his weapon. so he kept it holstered. he rush the gunman alone. tackling him to the ground and grabbing the ar-15 and pinned the suts spebgt to the wall until help arrived. when asked about his heroism, he said i know what i signed up for. i know what i signed up for. until it hits you don't really know what you signed up for. i think one of your -- you signed up for -- i think it's one of the hardest jobs in america what you signed up for. it hits hardest when your own is in danger. colorado, police officer, corporate jeffrey farmer, and his partner, officer david stphaobg, responded to a call shots fired. the dark parking lot they approach the suspect's vehicle. one of the suspects took off running from the

houston. it happened after the neighbors confronted him about firing his gun in the yard outside late at night because it was frightening. their children. a news conference is scheduled for 07:00pm. our time. we will, of course, follow that and bring you complete details tonight on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. well, your health tonight, the u.s. surgeon general declares that loneliness is the latest public health epidemic. doctor vivek murthy says that loneliness pos%s health risks as deadly as smoking a dozen cigarette a day costing the health industry billions of dollars every year. he says about half of us adults say that they have experienced loneliness. the problem during the pandemic with covid lockdowns and restrictions. doctor murthy says that loneliness increases the risk of premature death by nearly 30%. >> research-shows that loneliness and isolation are associated with a greater risk of heart disease dementia, stroke depression, anxiety and premature death. social connection is as fu

and houston sergeant kendrick simpo working an extra job as a security guard in houston.g a leather mask with spikes on it, ar-15 and 120 rounds of ammo and handgun feet from where hundreds of children gathered for a dance competition. sergeant simpo didn't want to draw his weapon while he approached. he tackled the gun and used the ar-15 to pin the suspect to the wall until help arrived. and when asked sergeant simpo said i know what i signed up for, until it hits and you know what you signed up for. i think one of your, you know, you signed up for-- i think it's one of the hardest jobs in america what you signed up for and hits hardest when your own, when your own is in danger. loveland, colorado, police officer corporate jeffrey farmer and his partner, officer david snook responded to a call shots fired. in a dark parking lot approached the suspect's vehicle. one of the suspects took off running from the vehicle, the foot chase that followed corporal farmer severely injured his knee and officer snook chased the suspect into the lobby of an apartment building where the

my family knew what we to get down to houston for him. so we walked away from that walk away from that time of service to build and have that opportunity and give him the gift. we were incredibly blessed byab the speech that is able to do that in four is not speaking out for seven year old three years later speaking full sentences. it was a gift to him for the rest of his life. but we had to walk away away from that being a public servant. never thinking we'd ever be able to get back to that 2 time. but in 2012 we moved back and began serving our community again. starting an education foundation would try to help or weai could. the boy scouts, sunday school, teaching and coaching my little girls basketball team. what everyone can do. then 2016 became the county judge for. >> you have lots of titles sunday school teacher, trombone player, coach fear solders basketball which would you like best? >> and being a dad isorin numbee and being coached free flight little girls one is not so little anymore she's almost 6 feet tall. they love callin

[applause] houston, your city of houston, with its manned spacecraft center, will become the heart of a large scientific and engineering community. during the next five years the national aeronautics and space administration expects to double the number of scientists and engineers in this area, to increase its outlays for salaries and expenses to $60 million a year; to invest some $200 million in plant and laboratory facilities; and to direct or contract for new space efforts over $1 billion from this center in this city. to be sure, all this costs us all a good deal of money. this year's space budget is three times what it was in january 1961, and it is greater than the space budget of the previous eight years combined. that budget now stands at $5,400 million a year-a staggering sum, though somewhat less than we pay for cigarettes and cigars every year. [applause] space expenditures will soon rise some more from 40 cents per person per week to more than 50 cents a week for every man, woman, and child in the united states, for we have given this program a high national priority even

this was an hour north of houston.nvestigators say he was shooting on his property and confronted about i neighbors who asked him to stop because the young child was trying to sleep. police say it was a tip that led to his capture. >> he was caught hiding in a closet underneath laundry. >> we said it's not a matter of if but when the suspect will be caught and we're extremely glad today is the when. >> he's in court tomorrow. >>> we have an exclusive jailhouse interview with one of the men targeted by antioch police in the racist text messaging scandal. trent allen was arrested by antioch police officers in 2021 on murder charges. he's referenced in a series of racist text messages between several antioch cops that were uncovered in a federal investigation. they seem to show an officer bragging about beating him up after arrest. >> after they beat me, said [ bleep ], words like that. what is going on, shut up [ bleep ], no respect at all. >> allen is a plaintiff in a federal lawsuit against the antioch pd. at least eig

alvarez slides in safely, houston. from mission viejo, in the hole for an ace. rory mcilroy signed a scorecard too. viktor hovland trying to win his first major, but has bunker shot on 16 goes right to the wall. brooks cap got kappa is going to finish things up with a nice little tap in on 18. three under today and a nine under for the tournament, his fifth major overall, becoming the first live golfer to win the major. miami up big early. audubon slamming on for mark albert jayland brown. at first half, jimmy butler, heat led by as many as 22 in the first half. dolphins head on, just 16 weeks until opening weekend. off the celtics miss and it is gabe who grew up in modesto in stockton. jimmy butler has got a long memory. remember the celtics mocking miami earlier in the series? there is some revenge right there. they take the 3-0 i is the first seed to make it into the -- miami is the first seed to make it into the league in 20 years. dion: much more to come at abc7news at 11:00 tonight. the u.s. debt ceiling deadline

guard at a mall in houston.man wearing a mask with leather spikes on it, ar-15 with 120 rounds of ammo and feet where hundreds of children gathered for a dance competition. the sergeant ran to the scene and didn't want to panic the children by drawing his weapon as he approached so he kept it holstered. he rushed the gunman alone and tackling him and grabbed the ar-15 used it to pin the suspect to the wall until help arrived when asked about his heroism he responded i know what i signed up for, i not what i signed up for. a lot of you know until it hits. i think one of your -- you signed up for, i think it's one of the hardest jobs in america, what you signed up for and it hits hardest when your own, when your own is in danger. in loveland, colorado, police officer jeffrey farmer and partner snook, a call shots fired. in the dark they approached the suspect's vehicle. one of the suspects took off running from the vehicle. the foot chase that followed corporal farmer severely injured his knee. officer snook chase

so my family knew we needed to get down to houston for him. and we walked away from that, and walked away from that time of service to give him that opportunity and the gift of speech. we were incredibly blessed to be able to do that. my son went from four years old and unable to speak to seven years old, three years later, speaking. it was a gift for him for the rest of his life. but we had to walk away from that vocational call of being a public servant. never thinking we would ever be able to get back to that time. but in 2012, we moved back and began serving our committee -- committee again, -- community again starting a nonprofit and an education foundation, of america. teaching sunday school, basketball teams, whatever we could do. and then in 2016i became county judge. >> you have had a lot of titles. high school teacher, trombone player, coach for your daughter's basketball team, church deacon, which you like the best? rep. moran: being dad's number one, and being a coach. my little girl, not so little anymore, she is almost six feet t

research also shows low income a nonwhite communities are more at risk for flooding in the houston area as a result of long-standing discriminatory housing policies. for many people in my district they really cannot afford the insurance. that is really the biggest, biggest barrier. that is also true for most minority communities. in fact, some of the have been challenged as unfair and would have disparate impact on our minorities. so because my district is 70% latino and largely working-class, we have found that the biggest challenge we have is a lot of rentals, a lot of older population that owns their homes and can't afford the insurance. i heard you respond to my colleague ms. williams that you're still working on it. i just want to implore, you know, i heard the same answer last time. i mean, it's been over a year at least since i've been here to ask some of these questions. what is it that's keeping you going from putting vista modeling to make it more affordable and assessable? i just don't understand why we keep getting the same answers. >> we do not have the statutory authority

. >>> una compaÑÍa de houston publicÓ una guÍa para que los niÑos sepan quÉ hacer en caso de un tiroteo que decÍa mantenerse a salvo, le dijo que espere un momento. explica que no se siente bien que sus hijos tengan que leer de un atacante armado, se trata de una guÍa para menores que les enseÑa cÓmo actuar en un tiroteo. la compaÑÍa publicÓ el libro publicando las fotos de winnie de poh. >>> para mÍ no estÁ bien, no es correcto porque le dices al niÑo y estarÁ esperando eso. >>> consultamos al distrito escolar de houston que nos dijo que no pretende distribuir este libro, la casa editora no respondiÓ a nuestra solicitud de comentarios. sin embargo dicen basarse en el programa del fbi titulado corre, y escondete. el libro parece una burla, incluye frases como no temas y escondete. la compaÑÍa puede usar estas imÁgenes es porque el oso pasÓ a ser popular en el 2022. >>> algunos padres consideran que es la realidad que viven los chicos. >>> y por las estadÍsticas que tenemos tenemos que hacerlo. >>> vamos a una pausa. le explicamos quÉ tiene que ver la crisis climÁtica con el precio del a

. >>> hey look here, we've got inflatable mascots in houston. houston eschewermy 's jeremy pena took that away. i love tha one. and to the 9th inning. astros did lead 2-0. >>> and then framber valdez wen for a complete game shutout. went around with that runner on and he threw a four hitter as houston swept the series seven times. oakland has been swept this season. >>> hey, we've got some softball. stanford hosted florida in the regional final. the 7th inning, sydney steele, deep away and gone for the cardinal. they rolled the gator 11-2 and advance to their secon straight super regional. stanford will be at duke next weekend with a winner going to the women's college world series. you just got to tip you hat to stanford athletics. i mean that's with the softball and the golf team is in the nca play and that tournament this weekend doing well. so hey, goo for the cardinals. >> yeah, i mean in women's sports, they're huge there from tara's team over there with hoops. and so go trees. >> there you postmenopausal women with hr+ her2- metastatic br

en la serie de ciudad de méxico ante los padres para comenzar la semana regresando la victoria en houstona séptima con esta línea por primera le devolvía la ventaja a los astros de houston que aquí con george, iban a aumentar su ventaja y lamentablemente se iba a tratar de otra derrota para los giants. porque este cuadrangular simplemente maquillaba la cuestión cuarta derrota consecutiva para los giants récord de 11 y 17 son penúltimos en la división no pinta nada bien el presente de san francisco. >> este lunes es ideal para hacer un balance porque los atléticos de oakland descansaron a pesar de que el domingo superaron a... el récord del equipo del área de la bahía es de apenas seis victorias y 23 derrotas significa el peor récord de major league baseball mañana comienza lo bueno en la esperada serie de semifinales de conferencias del oeste entre los actuales campeones, golden state warriors y los lakers de los angeles un enfrentamiento que no se ve en postemporada desde 1991 y es el séptimo clasificado de la conferencia final ahora la jerarquía la experiencia de la de los golden state

a massive fire erupting in houston. the images coming in tonight. the economy and jobs this evening. the new jobs report. the coronation of king charles and camilla. hours away now and what they'll do to honor the late queen elizabeth. we're standing by outside buckingham palace tonight. us. we begin tonight with the deposition of former president trump. the video for the first time being made public tonight in the sexual assault and defamation case against him. the president's lawyers saying he will not testify in court. the jurors say this deposition instead. the former president seen responding to documents and questions posed by carrolls lawyer and after saying that e. jean carroll is not his team, the moment he showed this photo on the left there, asked who it was, trump in the deposition says it's marla. marla maples is his second wife. aaron is leading it's off. >> this is the former president of the united states answering questions in a deposition about a rape he insists he never committed saying of his accuser she's not my time. >> i take

forget her's the nature of my flight ♪ ♪ i'm flying down to houston, forgetting her's the nature of matt damon. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. good night! ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is "nightline" >> tonight border crisis. just moments ago a seismic shift in immigration policy as a pandemic era rule allowing the quick expulsion of mill grants of migrants ends. plus anxious nation. millions of kids living with anxiety, especially girls. >> i didn't know what was going on, but i knew that it wasn't something normal and that there was an issue. >> an intimate look inside their lives. >> their desperate parents searching for answers. >> anxiety doesn't discriminate right? it impacts all of us. it's not a 1-size-fits-all problem and not a 1-size-fits-all solution. >> the measures some are takin

his wife kealia, who will also invest, represented houston dash and chicago red stars.s 3—0 win over wigan in march and on monday confirmed their formal involvement. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. bank holiday monday did not feel the same everywhere. in wales, it was the warmest day of the year so far, 19.7 celsius in cardiff, very close to 20 celsius. compare that with just 6 celsius across many parts of shetland, some cold arctic air digging its way down from the north. behind this strip of cloud here, a very weak weather front, but that will still be with us into tuesday in the form of this band of cloud, which will be slung across many parts of the uk to start the day. underneath this cloud, some spots of rain and drizzle. through the day, the south west of england should see some sunshine, albeit with some fog around the coasts. wales, the west midlands brightening up too, northern ireland as well, although there is the chance of catching a showe

de lluvia podráá reportáándose el díía miéércoles propicie cóómo se extiende el díía jueves desde houstonada si pudiera acumular máás de un pie de agua. por eso se perfila que sea una semana tormentosa y seriamente peligrosa en téérminos de inundaciones, ese es mi reporte >> gracias >> hoy se dio a conocer una nueva guíía para la prevencióón y diagnóóstico temprano del cááncer de mamas. ahora se recomienda hacer mamografíías cada 2 años a partir de los 40 y no desde los 50 como era la pauta, es la indicacióón del grupo de trabajo el equipo se (inaudible) de gobierno se debe al aumento de el cááncer de seno de 40 con 29 años >> es posible que veamos con máás anáálisis que hay máás mujeres que se puedan identificar más temprano para que vayan a los chicos >> la mamografíía antes de los 40 cada 2 años es úúnicamente para las mujeres que no hayan padecido cááncer de seno, no tengan antecedentes familiares y no tengan tampoco (inaudible) mamario dentro >> sabe cóómo proteger a sus hijos cuando utilizan las redes sociales ? al regresar le tenemos nuevas pautas >> gracias por hacernos los núúmer

is christine halle, i'm a vietnamese chef from houston, texas. i'm actually grandma trained home cook. so i grew up in my grandmother's kitchen. peeling union, pounding things with mortar and pestle. not >> my mom who was a vietnamese refugee cooked a lot of great home cooked meals. it wasn't until she passed away when i was a teenager that i started feeling nostalgic for food. i decided i wanted to teach myself a lot of the dishes that i grew up eating. >> for the first course i will be making a burmese noodle dish which is a coconut noodle soup. it will have seared scallops, quail eggs, crispy noodles, and all the beautiful garnishes on top. it is actually my grandmother's recipe. my grandmother's my biggest culinary idle. she always said that cooking with love is never overrated. >> for tonight's dinner i'm going to do it vietnamese fish dish called -- >> to satisfaction chef? >> yes chef. >> it is merited with some yogurt, shrimp paste, turmeric, and bill. it is a tribute to my father because a lot of the cooking i do was an homage to my mom.

his wife kealia, who will also, represented houston dash and chicago red stars.nd were at the club's 3—0 win over wigan in march and on monday confirmed their formal involvement. you can get the latest sports news on our website but for me and the rest of the team goodbye. hello. hello there. weatherfor the week ahead coming up. but first of all, just a quick look back at march and april because for many parts it has been particularly wet, at least double the amount of april average rainfall for parts of kent. but combined with march, march and april in parts of kent have been the wettest for 90 years. not as wet, though, again across the north west of scotland. but the change came through monday to chillier air coming down from the arctic, particularly for northern and eastern areas, though the day on tuesday starts with a frost in parts of scotland. really chilly start here, some mist and fog and for the south, in fact, some sea fog around the irish sea coast. so there could be some fairly dull weather to start some of the thicker clouds in the east producing t

the houston says it could reach 200000000000 dollars this year. for time, so increased by some exports of green and energy, and manufacture more chinese causes and russia. moscow is increasingly using the un and cells boil and gas to be jane out of bogging price atlas, say russia is more dependent on china than ever before. it's definitely fair to say that it's an, an equal partnership for sure. you know, it's important to remember that even prior to the ukraine invasion, the russian economy was orders of magnitude smaller than the chinese economy. and now that a lot of it's, it's been shut out of western markets. china has become increasingly important buyer for, for russian energy. but while they're all benefits, there are also liabilities. the friendship has damaged agents. reputation in europe, and china, special envoy, is now working to repair it. this past week, the clay has visited ukraine, poland, and france. officials say his toys, admission of peace, the cube says it won't accept any cease fire that involves losing territory to russia. t

the gender inequity, which in houston editing who is being featured. i'd say we're going to look at some of the what the spring done to close that gap. so with us to talk about this in london, jessica wade. she is a physicist and research fellow at imperial college, london has our address in baltimore in the west care with an s k executive director of the group out of feminism. i you that kierra names thing up for rosie stevenson, good night for trustee of the wickham, media foundation, co founder of which of project women in red. so good to have you over here. all right, so this is a major issue. it's really quite stock chess will happen. why is it so many guy is who does that with a pdf making decisions, blocking out who is important and then writing about them having to get i think there's kind of 2 reasons. i mean, it's a fantastic issue and i'm super grateful that you've taken on. but i guess one massive issue is that society doesn't do enough to recognize and celebrate women. and what can be a is the general interest encyclopedia and content on w

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i'm assistant special agent in charge of the fbi houston division. thanks for having me. i wanted to say, first and foremost, the victims and their families are in the forefront of our minds. we're extremely delighted that the suspect was captured. the tip for the suspect's location came in through the fbi's tip line. we want to thank the person who had the courage and bravery to call in the suspect's location. >> do you know if this individual will be facing federal charges? >> currently, it's an ongoing investigation. he's being charged by the san jacinto county sheriff's office. as far as the ongoing investigation, i can't comment. >> is there any indication why he did this? what was his demeanor? was he agitated and tired? >> i wanted to thank the person who had the courage to call in the tip. i like to thank the many fbi personnel and local law enforcement agencies who worked nonstop to bring this person to justice, to bring a sense of justice to the victims and also a sense of security to the community of san jacinto county. this is what we do. we show up. we bring