woman: whitney houston, 21-year-old daughter of singer cissy houston and cousin of dionne warwick, is. halperin: she used to perform at the sweetwater club, and that's when clive davis first really got his initiation into whitney's voice. moret: clive davis was a brilliant record man. he was mr. music. if he signed you -- and he signed whitney -- you were going to be big. you look for a great interpreter of song, and it's not easy to come by. there's only one of a generation. you hear all of these stories about how he really, really groomed her and prepared her for the industry and worked really closely because he saw -- he saw the potential. clive davis signs her and then molds her into this, you know, person, and she did the rest with her talent. [ applause ] velez-mitchell: whitney made her television debut on "the merv griffin show." halperin: merv griffin was the most influential person in television back in the day, with his talk show. he was like the oprah winfrey, and when young whitney went on his show and sang the song "home," it just made waves. ♪ my world has gone and chan

por parte del houston del equipo del dynamo el mexicano hÉctor herrera serÁ el capitÁnpor part del houstonÁ una final muy emocionante. con esto nos despedimos, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. esta noche por telemundo el partido del inter de miami y el houston dynamo de esta gran final viene a con continuaciÓn. no se lo pierda. >> m(musica). > >>> esto es una presentaciÓn de telemundo deportes >>> inter y houston dynamo. es el torneo mÁs antiguo de estados unidos y es aquÍ y solo aquÍ por telemundo la final se juega enuestra pantalla.

i went to houston. i was in houston with our green as well as sheila jackson lee. did a roundtable, or a town hall type of setup. this was actually the big topic. so, we had this conversation. i talked about it from what i experienced in the texas house. because they had been trying to do a takeover of hisd when i was in the texas house. but let's talk about the bigger implications, and what's going on. you talked about the fact that there is a problem. the question is, what is the solution? i can tell you with a solution ain't. the solution ain't this. because we know that, like, republicans love to ignore data. they just decided to take advantage of a situation. you talk about it being a majority minority city, i do want to make sure that your viewers know, that actually, the state of texas, surprisingly, is a majority minority state. you wouldn't think it, based on the votes that we see coming out. that's a whole other issue. when we talk about voting, you have to recognize what was said, and there are so many amazing nuggets that i actually took down. but this

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le cometerÍan una falta a uno de los jugadores de houston.gundo tiempo la posibilidad que houston aumentar su ventaja le dieron vida al inter miami que lo aprovechÓ cuando el partido agonizaba. vino el gol del venezolano joseph martÍnez. los Últimos minutos fueron trep dan tes. el inter consiguiÓ ocasiones de gol no pudieron capitalizar y el tiempo se les terminÓ. >>> dynamo de houston es el ganador de este partido es el campeÓn de la copa. regreso contigo vanessa gracias rogelio felicidades. queremos compartir una noticia que nos llena de orgullo. esta noche en noticias telemundo ganÓ un premio emmy con el programa especial la ira de putin. la cobertura en vivo eng cabezada por mi compaÑero julio vaqueiro de la fon tera de ucrania y polonia. y se expuso el dolor de los ucranianos los niÑos que huÍan de la guerra. julio vaqueiro acompaÑado de nuestra presidente ejecutiva y el equipo de noticias telemundo recibieron este reconocimiento en new york. >>> servir a la comunidad que habla espaÑol en este paÍs rogelio mora-tagle, rafi rodrÍguez, mau

some, like houston mayor, sylvester turner, say it is a hostile takeover. >> houston has been conflictinggrees houston's schools needed to change, some were failing. many students fell behind in reading and math. district leaders tried to improve, and the state even gave them a b rating in 2022. they took over anyway. and laid off employees and placed libraries in underperformance schools, so they could give some teachers higher salaries. >> i can't afford a laptop for my kid. so books is where we get to travel. to dream. >> discuss daughter, sophie, is starting fifth grade at one of the new education system schools. >> i barely know how to read. i just started reading this grade, because my english teacher helped me learn. >> stripes. >> she says the library was a place where she could practice. >> superintendent mike miles understands families are anxious about change. but he argues books can still be available on shelves. these teams centers where students will work or go when they are disruptive will help kids like sophie picked catch up. in a district where there are so many kids who

what will happen _ in houston and open it up. what will happen then? _ in houston and open it up.then? tomorrow, this will get on military plan, plane and come to we have a clean room dedicated for this to walk into. so our duration staff will walk it into the clean room and will decontaminate it and make sure there is no utah dust and then, onceit there is no utah dust and then, once it is clear two it will go into the specially built clean room for the 0siris rex collection. 0nce room for the 0siris rex collection. once it is up there it has different glove boxes that decorators can work on and start peeling back the canister. they can start collecting the sample that is inside. , , , , inside. this is the biggest sam - le inside. this is the biggest sample ever _ inside. this is the biggest sample ever collected - inside. this is the biggest| sample ever collected and inside. this is the biggest - sample ever collected and the third one only ever return to earth. what are you hoping to find, what could it tell us about the origins of life? 50. about the origins of life? so, we

right outlines of houston. they flew over the wood lands and right past the wood lands they saw this development, the clone ridge, that is population 50 to 75,000. 60 square miles. listen to this. poor living conditions according to the reporter. they are flying flags of foreign countries, many houses display their addresses on spry painted pieces of plywood some not hooked up to running water. some under construction. tents strand stray dogs and under developed streets. >> brian: illegal aliens know what many americans have figured out the years ago the biden administration is all propaganda what they say not real unless you believe unicorns is real. nothing has changed and that's a fact. no democrat wants to talk about it. believe me, this is what roe v. wade was in 2022, this will be what the democrats have to deal with in reality in 2024. there's no excuse. so you talk to todd bensman earlier, here's what he said. >> there are, according to local law enforcement officials, four different mexican cartels tha

i'm in houston. i preached at lilly grove baptist church this morning, one of the most -- reverend terry anderson. so, i'm in new york city. thank you both for joining me. on friday, a news conference hosted by delegation of democratic lawmakers who were touring a new york city hotel that serves as a shelter for recently arrived migrants was disrupted by protesters upset over the influx in arrival of asylum seeking migrants. over the past year more than 100,000 migrants have arrived in new york city to seek asylum. according to the new york times. their arrivals have coincided with the widespread housing crisis in the city. mayor adams, you've said yourself that the migrant issue will destroy new york city if we don't get our arms around it. how are you going to move forward in mitigating this crisis? it's a crisis that many of us are concerned about that is not just at your doorstep. i know a lot of faith leaders will talking about coming out this week to say that there is a moral issue in dealing w

, waiting, yes, i was in houston , i was waiting at the johnson space center. but since i had a roleies went to the airport where the plane arrived, uh, on which the crew was brought, so i also left for this airport, i boarded this plane, we were already together - with rusana serebryakova, this is the crew doctor, yes, we are together they were already taking anya out, they put her in the car, then they were moving ... to the place of our rehabilitation. what were your emotions? do you remember when you saw her, oh, after her six-month flight, here she is back, a real cosmonaut, you know, i think that here probably, uh, such here’s the range of emotions, uh, it’s like, you’re put together like a specialist, but at the same time, of course, you’re just happy like, well, i don’t know, like a child, when you don’t see a loved one for a very long time and... you meet him, and i didn’t renovate, so i let her go to the station for six months, no, other astronauts, cosmonauts, astronauts, cosmonauts, well, we have very warm friendly relations, in fact, everyone does, so somehow, i don’t kn

you talked about the houston independent school district. has been operated, the state has already moved and taken over. and i mean literally has taken over. they replaced the superintendent, they replaced the elected board of trustees. and now, they are calling the shots. when it comes to water breaks, and this we've been living in extreme heat in the state of texas, like other places. it's already saying that those laws passed by the cities should be invalidated. when it comes to sick leave, they've already said that those laws should be invalidated. we are already living it. and as the author of this bill said, it is still a living, breathing document. because of that, in large part, the judge, who heard this argument of this past week, struck this bill down. it literally will stop us from legislating in about eight different areas. from real estate, to finance, labor laws, parental leaves, noise control, boarding rooms, you name it. unless we get express commission -- permission, from the texas legislature, that meets every other year, 1

the lioness collapsed in houston, texas, during high heat and humidity. it houston, texas, during highouston, texas, during high heat and humidi . . ~ , . , , humidity. it makes life incredibly difficult. playing _ humidity. it makes life incredibly difficult. playing in _ humidity. it makes life incredibly difficult. playing in mexico - humidity. it makes life incredibly difficult. playing in mexico and l humidity. it makes life incredibly| difficult. playing in mexico and 86 world cup, it was unbelievably hot. i was quite dizzy and wondering around. i couldn't really perform and most of the players were the same. in and most of the players were the same. ., , , and most of the players were the same. . , g ' z: z: ., same. in early june, 100 million americans— same. in early june, 100 million americans were _ same. in early june, 100 million americans were living _ same. in early june, 100 million americans were living with - americans were living with advisories, and wild fires and smoke affecting areas. it advisories, and wild fires and smoke affecting areas-_ affecting areas. it ce

asi es vamos a ver si lionel messi esta listo para jugar la final de la us open cup en contra del houstonde si no fuera asi lo descartaria pero correrian el riesgo de que juegue esta gran final el partido es en telemundo >> (informacion en pantalla( >> los esperamos para ver a lionel messi esta noche regreso con ustedes >> ojala haga otra de sus hazaÑas aun buscas una de sus playeras pero comenzo este encuentro de se aborda el impacto economico de los latinos en la economia de estados unidos (mostrando estadisticas( >> un aporte que en parte esta avalado por el consumo de los latinos y el poder adquisitvo el evento que se celebra en miami con 7 lideres va a finalizar el sabado con el patrocinio de sabado con el patrocinio de telemundo dejando una huella ¿otra vez él? ¡papá! hijo, tienes algo en la cara... ¡necesitaba afeitarme rápido! ¿rápido? hay que respetar el proceso... no es la afeitadora de tu época, pá, es de gillettelabs. ¿gillette...labs? la mejor experiencia de afeitado de gillette. la barra verde libera los pelos atrapados en mi cara... ¡eso cambia todo! ...mientras el disco fl

tomorrow, this will get on a military plane and come to houston.he clean room. we are all decontaminated, making sure there is no utah dust and then onceit there is no utah dust and then once it is clear, it will go into a specially built clean room for collection. once it is “p room for collection. once it is up there, it has different glove boxes that the curators can work on and they can start peeling back the canister and collecting the samples inside. this is the biggest sample ever collected and the third one returned to earth. what are you hoping to time and what could it tell us about the origins of life? ~ ~ ., ., , life? we know that there is organics. — life? we know that there is organics, water, _ life? we know that there is organics, water, so - life? we know that there is organics, water, so the - organics, water, so the questions is what types of organics, what types of materials, what minerals, what life? what is the water? some of what it could have ended up making oceans. those of the pieces we could be pulling apart as we go for

houston, our region is very flood prone. it is not about if we will have a disaster. it is when it will come. that is why insurance and housing costs are of the utmost importance to me and my constituents. and is very relevant right now and especially as they are facing hurricane season. i know that my home state has already tried to dabble in the issue and pass the bill sb33 for the risk analysis in the insurance sector. and surprise surprise, it drew a lot of opposition from a host of insurance groups. so again, the data and disclosure. i think all of our witnesses have failed to connect the dots as to how that -- how it affects the markets and insurance rates and impacts housing. any republican led constraint on risk analysis or limitation of data should be subject to the typical laws of the insurance industry. there is now right for concern that the texas bill will deter more insurance companies from entering texas markets and in a moment where flood risk has already made the texas insurance market highly high risk. other states like california and florida, as men

testimonio de un hispano revive un incidente de violencia registrado en un restaurante de comida rapida en houston anthony ramos explica que una empleada le disparó tras una discusion por una papas fritas... por ese incidente diremos cÓmo definiÓ cliente. un mozo goloso le quitÓ el apetito y la respiraciÓn a una familia al subirse a su mesa y devorar sus tacos y enchiladas. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze y maity interiano. paulina: les saludan leÓn krauze y paulina sodi en ausencia de maity interiano, desde california, sede del segundo debate republicano. leÓn: hace unas horas hablÉ con mike pence. le preguntÉ sobre la propuesta del candidato ramaswamy sobre deportar a casi 11 millones de indocumentados. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] paulina: hoy quedÓ definido el lugar que ocuparÁn en el estrado los siete participantes del debate republicano que podrÁn ver maÑana en espaÑol exclusiva po

but the victim in houston says a feature in her car put her in danger. she says the man got inside because her car automatically unlocks when it's put into park . >> so i can't watch the video with the sounds on because you can just hear the terror in my voice. >> police urge you to stay alert when you park your car. always lock your doors when you leave the car. no matter what the circumstances are. >> new worries about the impact of climate change at the bottom of the world. winter is ending there, and researchers say the sea ice level around antarctica has hit record low levels. they warn less ice could harm penguins and other wildlife. time now for a look at your tuesday weather. morning. >> a pattern change is already underway in the pacific northwest this week. a series of storms will bring wind and rain from seattle and portland southward down the i-5 corridor. it will be good for drought relief, but there will be some rough seas and some flooding as well from one coast to the other. we have what's left of ophelia making its way off the jersey sho

jeffrey brown traveled to houston for our arts and culture series, canvas. ruth: one thing i have never forgotten is how to reach out to people. jeffrey: for ruth simmons, it was a return to hester house, a community center in houston's fifth ward that played a large role in her childhood. ruth: how to add value to other people's lives, because that's what happened to me. jeffrey: "what happened" is the story simmons, now 78, tells in "up home; one girl's journey", which begins with these words: ruth: i was born to be someone else. someone, that is, whose life is defined principally by race, segregation, and poverty. that, in the end, i did not become the person i was born to be still, at times, confuses and perplexes me. i have always been looking back. jeffrey: you always have? ruth: i have, because imagine going from these circumstances to the presidency of an ivy league university and meeting powerful people and wealthy people. so i've lived in a world that was so different from the world that i was born into. jeffrey: that world was rural, deeply segreg

say we would all live like people do in houston, texas. the city suburbs make it an extremely sprawling city without density, large parts of europe would be completely built up. on the other end of the spectrum, there's paris. the french capital has europe's greatest city population density at $20400.00 residents per square kilometer. if everyone lived as densely as people do there, the current world population would only need an area of the size of germany to live on. let's go to an equal to p yet. that's obviously just a utopia thing in con, actually forced everyone to lead on. so it compacts, me in one country, you know, but in general it would be better if we could make the city populations more densities in order to preserve nature. to i think in many ways that would be the most important response in terms of climate protection on the one hand and environmental conservation. on the other. the biologist edward of wilson made a radical proposal in 2016. he suggested making half of the earth in nature conservation area undisturbed by peo

houston, the global cell, for example, like logos, debbie or jakarta. they don't really have the luxury of dealing with this problems one by one. the latest report of into governmental panel on climate change dedicates a whole chapter 2 cities emphasizing the key role they play. while the potential is great, if things are not done sustainably, there could be major risk to the climate. urban areas already account for more than 2 thirds of all emissions worldwide. the expansion of infrastructure is keeping pace anymore with unchecked urban sprawl. uncontrolled growth of cities can lead to inter main conditions. some mega cities have long been bursting at the seams. slums develop, bringing with them serious environmental and social problems including the gentleman is basically you have to plan ahead and say so i'm the 1st will build out the infrastructure of local transportation and other points of basic infrastructure to, to approve. but that often fails due to a lack of funding. this type of we have to consider new concepts like going in selectively and

. >>> back here at home now, to that mass casualty event near houston. an suv crashing into a crowded denny's restaurant, injuring nearly two dozen people ranging in age from 12 to 60 years old. abc's mireya villarreal in texas tonight with new details just coming in. >> reporter: tonight, terrifying moments in texas at this denny's right before lunchtime. a crowd of people inside. >> i have a mass casualty incident at denny's, carver us a wall. >> reporter: police say this red suv crashed into the south wall of a denny's in rosenberg, texas, just outside houston around 11:22 a.m. >> we do have just a large amount of subjects with injuries, if you can let the task investigators know. >> reporter: nearly two dozen inside injured. >> it stopped short of their table. >> reporter: sylvia flores' parents were inside the restaurant. >> they were here eating lunch, and when i saw them in the hospital, at the emergency room just now, he said he heard a big bang and all of a sudden he saw the hood of the car. >> reporter: her parents among the injured, but now on

y los nÚmeros que confisca amos en el sector de houston muestran eso. a disminuir el consumo de fentanilo en el paÍs. >> el consumidor de la drogaen estados unidos, jamÁs se ha enfocado en arrastrar a los grandes elementos criminales que estÁn recibiendo la droga. >> tambiÉn aparece luis javier benÍtez espinosa seÑalado como los principales traficantes de fentanilobajo las Órdenes de los sapitos. leÓn: un total de 27—— 25 fue arrestada durante una protesta de trabajadores la red de clÍnicas y hospitales. el sindicato de empleados de la red mÉdica dice protestar por bajos y peligrosos niveles de personal mÉdico. largas filas de pacientes y bajos salarios. dijeron que durante el Último aÑo contratÓ 29,000 nuevos trabajadores mÉdicos. y un hombre disparÓ esta tarde a tres personas y luego se atrincherÓ dentro de una casa. el ser del condado dijo que mÁs tarde el hombre sale disparÓ contra los oficiales respondieron el fuego y los mataron. la vÍctima fueron transportadas por vÍa aÉrea al hospital en condiciones desconocidas. y un camiÓn con remolque que tra

y cÓmo le fue a oakland, batazo de jordan Álvarez para colocar las cosas tres a cero en houston paratro atletas fueron exaltados, hablamos de la campeona de fÚtbol con los estados unidos lowry. y el dominador goleador en los 80, el . >>> pitazo final en este repaso deportivo, pausa y ya regresamos. >>> domina la acciÓn . ♪(mÚsica)♪ . ♪♪. >>> ya casi nos vamos despidiendo, pero antes queremos contarles que mcdonalds informÓ que estÁ eliminando las estaciones de soda en sus restaurantes. >>> por lo que no se sorprenda, que cuando le dan el vaso vacÍo con su comida favorita. por seguridad alimentaria. >>> tambiÉn buscan crear conciencia en todas sus tiendas. >>> tendrÁ que llevar el vaso. y el siguiente avance muestra que sodrÍa ser mÁs accesible en todos los aeropuertos. >>> vemos esta primera silla autÓnoma llamada (nombre en inglÉs), fabricada por una empresa de silicon valley, solo debe cargar su boleto de embarque y esta silla lo llevaÁa hasta la puerta. >>> tambiÉn puede hacer paradas en varios restaurantes, y estÁ disponible en varios idiomas. >>> se espera que den a conocer la f

los detalles de cara a lo que serÁ la cara de la final de la us open cup, entre el inter miami st houstonies y con las piernas moviÉndolas para que no nos agarre de sorpresa, entonces tenemos que estar siempre extraatentos al frente del Área para no dar este tipo de chances. y aquÍ les dejo la invitaciÓn, partidazo en juego el tÍtulo del us open cup, donde jugarÁn el inter de miami de lionel messi y el houston dynamo de herrera, a las 5 de la tarde, no se lo pueden perder. pitaspo final en ese repaso deportivo, ya . ♪(mÚsica)♪ . >>> y antes de poner punto final a esta ediciÓn, estÁ aquÍ max, porque queremos platicarle de jumbo, y no nos referimos al personaje de la pelÍcula infantil. >>> se trata de un pulpo que fue detectado en hawÁi, fue detectado a una profundidad de 5.500 pies. >>> por quÉ el nombre? porque tienen dos enormes aletas en la cabeza, y ellos dicen que les recordÓ al famoso elefante de la pelÍcula. sÍ se parece no? >>> sÍ en esas imagenes. >>> tambiÉn le vi cara de (mÚsica(. (mÚsica(. >> esta noche en noticias>esta noc telemundo: el senador menÉndez se distingue de acusaci

bloody mary morning baby left me without warning ♪ ♪ sometime in the night so i'm flyin' down to houstonfeel just a country boy who's learnin' ♪ ♪ that the pitfalls of the city are extremely real ♪ ♪ all the night life and the parties and temptation and deceit the order of the day ♪ ♪ well it's a bloody mary mornin' 'cause i'm leavin' baby somewhere in l.a. ♪ ♪ well it's a bloody mary morning baby left me without warning ♪ ♪ sometime in the night so i'm flyin' down to houston ♪ ♪ forgetting her's the nature of my flight ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now our golden jet is airborne ♪ ♪ and flight fifty cuts a path across the mornin' sky ♪ ♪ and a voice comes through the speaker reassuring us flight fifty is the way to fly ♪ ♪ and a hostess takes our order coffee tea or something stronger ♪ ♪ to start off the day well it's a bloody mary morning ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm leavin' baby somewhere in l.a. well it's a bloody mary morning ♪ ♪ baby left me without warning sometime in the night ♪ ♪ so i'm flyin' down to houston forgetting her's the nature of my flight ♪ ♪ yeah i'm flyin' down to houston forgetting her's the natur

nidia: en texas, norte de houston, estÁ la zona residencial colonia reach, un Área en plena etapa des. con mÁs de 50,000 habitantes viene siendo un extenso asentamiento de migrantes indocumentados. marÍa tiene tres aÑos viviendo aquÍ, vende comida mexicana, dice ser testigo de cÓmo ha crecido su comunidad en los Últimos aÑos. >> y cada dÍa se midan pasar y pasar traveler's que muestran que se estÁ poblando rÁpidamente. nidia: para marÍa vivir dentro de la ciudad de houston no era posible econÓmicamente como es el caso de maribel. con el acuerdo de pagar $500 al mes por su terreno ella y su familia pudieron pasar para instalarse, es asÍ como dice que trabajan para salir adelante. para la comunidad migrante que vive en esta zona el poder comprar un terreno representa una oportunidad para alcanzar el sueÑo americano, esta expansiÓn viene siendo controversia, redes sociales abundan los comentarios de que esto viene siendo una invasiÓn. >> es algo que atrase mÁs inmigrantes a los estados unidos, mÁs inmigrantes que tratan de cruzar la frontera, mÁs inmigrantes que pierden sus vidas en el

. >> a chaotic crash at a houston area restaurant sent nearly two dozen people to the hospital. an suv slammed into the building on labor day morning. and one person said it sounded like a bomb went off. here's abc's maria villareal. >> terrifying moments in texas at this denny's right before lunchtime. a crowd of people inside a mass casualty incident at denny's car versus a wall. police say this red suv crashed into the south wall of a denny's in rosenberg, texas, just outside houston around 1122 in the morning. >> there's a large amount of public with injuries. if you can let the traffic investigators now. >> nearly two dozen inside injured. >> it stopped short of their table. >> sylvia flores parents were inside the restaurant. >> they were here eating lunch. and he when i saw him in the hospital at the emergency room just now, he said he heard a big bang. and then all of a sudden he saw the hood of the car. >> her parents among the injured. but now on the mend. >> you could see in a lot of their faces, they're all shaken up. no one expects for something like this to happen

. >>> y miren vÁmonos a otra informaciÓn, la policÍa de houston busca un hombre captado en cÁmaras deeocupados pero tambiÉn indignados, al saber que aÚn cuando expusieron al sujeto en videos en redes sociales y todavÍa nadie sabe dÓnde estÁ, la policÍa dice que estÁ investigando. aterrorizada asegura estar guillermina castillo, una residente de este vecindario al sur de houston donde se captÓ un sujeto desnudo en cÁmaras de vigilancia. los hechos sucedieron al menos hace seis semanas, todo quedÓ captado por cÁmaras de vigilancia de una zona que guillermina pensaba que era segura. >>> el salir y pensar que ese hombre anda rondando por aquÍ, es preocupante. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> el terror es tal, que duermo con mi pistola al lado. >>> nos dijo la seÑora, propietaria de la casa a la que el sujeto tratÓ de ingresar. luego el sujeto fue captado por otras cÁmaras de vigilancia con el mismo modus operandi. luego ingresÓ a una casa donde una pareja dormÍa, dicen que les robÓ varios artÍculos, incluso una foto enmarcada de su hija que apareciÓ al dÍa siguiente en una banca por la vereda

so jose abreu's two-run double in the sixth was all houston needed to hold off the diamondbacks.riginally they thought this was a three-run shot but it was overturned on reviews. with the 2-1 win houston now needs just one more win to clinch a playoff birth. >>> take a look at the a. lcht west standing. rangers can punch their ticket with a win or an astros' loss but still remains the possibility of a three-way tie for a division title. elsewhere in the wnba, asia wilson and the las vegas aces headed back to the finals for the third time in four seasons. they have been dominant. finished off a three-game sweep of the dallas wings on friday night with a dramatic 64-61 win. the aces holding the wings scoreless during the final five minutes of the game. they closed on a 11-0 win. vegas now has the chance to be the first to win back-to-back title since the l.a. sparks back in 2001 and 2002. >>> new york liberty, one win away from advancing to their first wnba final. they outscored the connecticut suns, 37-16 in the first quarter. that actually ties a playoff record. breanna stewart,

i reminded you that sam houston told texans, do right and a the consequences. now is your time to do right. mr. president. >> you have about nine minutes. >> thank you lieutenant governor. distinguished members of the senate, my fellow house members, general paxton, and to the people of texas. let's be very clear, none of us want to be here today. i don't and i am confident that you do not either. but here we are with a heavy and historic moment in front of us. i stand before you today humbly on behalf of the house board of managers to offer a few brief closing marks. these remarks have not been reviewed by anyone. i didn't go to dinner last night. karl rove is not sitting in my office right now. this is me. and me alone. 10 days ago at these proceedings commenced, i watched each of you place her hand one by one on sam houston's bible. swearing to impartially render a verdict based on the law and the evidence. as he has just outlined for you, the board of managers believes the evidence meets a high standard of beyond a reasonable doubt. as strong as we believe

but still 96 degrees expected in washington, d.c., look toward houston, 102 but feels like 110. another day of brutal heat across the same region that dealt with it yesterday. we'll see temperatures across the midwest running a little below normal, maybe between five to ten degrees below normal. triple digits stay with us across texas, jacksonville feels like 101 tomorrow. philadelphia still into the low 90s. then the cold front works through and we'll see temperatures moderating out to where they should be for this time of year early september. low 80s for new york as we get moo sat into saturday and sunday buffalo, fairly comfortable kind of with full sunshine expected in jackson today 101 for shreveport 103 for houston. that's a look at your forecast, ladies back over to you >>> thanks, angie, early today is back in 60 seconds with a daring rescue at sea sailors fend off multiple shark attacks as their boat starts to sink we'll show you what happens next we'll show you what happens next than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have dow

so with the victory, houston needs one more win to clinch a playoff berth. take a lock at the al west s standings. the rangers can punch their ticket with a win or an astros loss, but there's a possibility of a 3-way tie for that title. elsewhere in the wnba, asia wilson and the defending champion aces are heading back to the finals for the third time in four seasons. they finished off a three-game sweep on friday night when they dramatic 64-61 win. the aces held the wings scoreless during the final five minutes of this one and closed on an 11-0 run. vegas has a chance to become the fist to win back to back titles since the l.a. sparks in 2001 and 2002. and the liberty are with win away from advancing to the finals since 2002. their open on an orvesive tear. they outscored the connecticut sun, 37-16 in the first quarter and that ties the playoff record. so stewart showing everybody why she was named the league's most valuable player earlier had this week. she finished with 25 points and 11 rebounds in the 11-point win with game 4 set for sunday afternoon. an

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. >>> now to houston where police say a texas highway patrol trooper shot a man he thought was trying to enter his apartment late last night. in the >> the suspect we believe was trying to get into are the apartment. and the trooper did give several commands for him to get away >> reporter: does that mean he shot him through the door? >> yes >> officials say the 35-year-old man who was shot was hit in the right shoulder and he is expected to survive. the name of the trooper has not been released. texas rangers are helping with the investigation. >>> as covid concerns continue to rise this season, some people are still feeling the effects of long covid, but a new study out holds new clues to identifying and even treating the condition. here's enbc's anne thompson. all right cello is joshua roman's pleasure and profession. but long covid has made it difficult to play lengthy pieces what kind of difference has long covid made in your career? >> long covid has forced me to only do the most important things >> reporter: it impacts 6% of adults, according to the cdc, symptoms including brai

images from the scene show the entire car inside the dining area of this suburban houston restaurant. police say the crash happened yesterday morning, leaving some people with severe injuries, but all, they say, are expected to survive. the 30-year-old driver was not hurt. the cause of this accident is still under investigation. >>> and "people" magazine has an amazing story of survival in southern california. a driver there rescued from the bottom of a ravine. the kern county fire department said the man spent almost five days at the bottom of this 100-foot ravine before being found by rescue crews on saturday. firefighters say the man became trapped after crashing his pickup truck last tuesday. it's unclear what led to that crash. he was airlifted to a nearby hospital. no word on his condition. >>> coming up, the music world loses another great. we remember the man who gave us hits like "dream weaver" and "l"love is alilive." stayay with us.. you're watatching the e "cbs mog nenews." yoyou're watchching the " "cbs g nenews." in facact, it's ststill among ththe top fiveve leading cau

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mission control: this is mission control houston. working, uh, in warp speed practically. major objective of this spacewalk now complete. a smiling jack fischer in the airlock. with his first spacewalk in the books... woman: we are ready to begin when you are. massachusetts institute of technology, this is mission control houston. uh, i'm mike collins. uh, jack, i wish i was up there with you. uh... is that the mike collins? -no, no. it-- -(laughter) sir, it's a-- what an honor. man: ...armstrong, collins, and aldrin... man: we have a liftoff, on apollo 11. jack: you know, i think that inspiration is hard to quantify, but has such a huge impact, so that's what you did, sir, and that's what we hope we can continue to do uh, to get the next generation going and to really get this whole space exploration thing moving for good. you certainly are doing it, jack, uh, big time, and a lot better than we ever did. thank you for your work up there. (applause) female reporter: san jose tonight now on track to becoming the hottest housing market in the entire country this year. prices

. >> reporter: danny sha nouts president of clark freight lines in houston, says the lack of parking accompanied with strict drive time rules forces truckers into unsafe situations. >> what do you tell your drivers about this issue of parking like on an off-ramp? >> first of all, we have to be safe. so we tell drivers to reaealize that cutting their dayay short better thann putting someone in an unsauf position. >> reporter: nationally in 2020, there were 4 4,000 injuryy accidents involving big rigs near interstate on and off-ramps. another 55 were fatal. transportation sect pete buttigieg. >> this is not just a quality of life for truck drivers, but also it's a safety issue for the entire system. >> reporter: the department of transportation is providing grants to expand truck parking in several states while a bill giving states an additional 755 million to expand existing park trucking languishes. >> he had so much life to live, and he died way too young, and it was preventable. >> reporter: now the gonzalez family wants parking on the side of the road banned. kris van cleave, cbs

go to minute maid park houston. the a's taking on the astros. a similarly top of the 7 a's up to shay laying rears. >> all that. >> since tucker, back to that right. >> great win for the ages. 18 of this season. oakland with 14, nothing houston. the bullpen threw a combined 3 hit >> all right. that is your look at sports. back to you. all right, jason, appreciate that. and that does it for kron. 4 news at 11, by the way, you can always find the latest news on our website. kron 4 dot com and on the kron. 4 news at being with us tonight. have a >> announcer: backlash. ashton kutcher and mila kunis' apology. how their plea to the judge to show mercy for convicted rapist danny masterson is causing an uproar. >> we are sorry. >> announcer: plus, world exclusive. a ufo call to 911 that made

the material will be analyzed at the johnson space center in houston and, eventually, labs around theld. scientists hope what they find will help unlock the mysteries of the creation of the earth and our solar system. it's the most extraterrestrial material to be brought to earth since the end of the apollo lunar program. and two milestones today for women in sports. at the berlin marathon, ethiopian runner tigist assefa shattered the women's world record by a full two minutes. she covered the 26-mile course in two hours, 11 minutes, and 53 seconds. assefa only started running marathons last year. before that, she was a middle-distance runner. and tonight's u.s. women's national soccer team match against south africa will be megan rapinoe's final game with the team. in her two decades on the national squad, she helped win two world cups and an olympic gold medal. she still has three more games in the national women's soccer league regular season before fully retiring. after that, rapinoe says she will continue to fight for women's equal rights and equal pay. still to come on “pbs news

delivering it to a hangar on the military base where it will be flown to the johnson space center in houston on monday for further study. >> we'll be able to start evaluating those samples and providing them to the scientific community. the seven year long mission, which cost over $1 billion, captured samples of the asteroid bennu, which scientists hope will help them understand the origins of life on earth. >> bringing these samples back here on earth gives us so much more capability to analyze them and truly understand, hopefully, the origins of our solar system . >> studying asteroids is critical for scientists around the world. in part for the fear that one could collide with our planet. nasa scientists predict a slim one. in 2700 chance that the asteroid bennu said to be as big as the empire state building could strike earth far, far into the future. in the year 2000, 182. there's something like 30,000 asteroids that we know of just in the near-earth environment. >> and while none of them have a target on the earth yet, some day we probably will. so let's get to know these things as bes

lionel messi para arrancar frente al houston.ien informados. nos encontramos en otra ediciÓn de "contacto deportivo". >> vamos a disfrutar de un clima agradable. el dÍa de maÑana no serÁ el Único que estarÁ soleado. las temperaturas en el rango de los 70 grados. rahola: te vemos maÑana con mÁs informaciÓn. las dejamos con mÁs de noticiero. maÑana los continuamos con noticiero univisiÓn. paulina: martes 26 de septiembre. apoyarÍa el exvicepresidente mike pence una deportaciÓn masiva de inmigrantes si ganara la casa blanca? se lo preguntamos en la vÍspera del debate republicano. una niÑa termina herida tras dispararse con una pistola que encontrÓ en un sofÁ de su hogar.

it's not just a phenomenon in houston, atlanta, and los angeles, where the whole city is actually like one big sub, bangkok, hathaway beijing everywhere. and some cities do it better than others. america, asia, europe. most urbanites want to get out of the city, the desire to live in a suburb where the country side far from the noise and confinement of the city, was further intensified by the panic. evidently, many people dream of owning a home. in the us, 50 percent of people live in single family homes. the trend began after the 2nd world war when affluent white. people moved down to what are known as the suburbs prism. it was about status. others were fleeing the daily grind and crime, a big city life. during the cold war, the fear of a tax on cities became another reason. suburbs seemed safer. in germany, 2 areas with single or to family homes grew rapidly after world war 2. housing had to be made available and construction was supported, politically and financially. new single family homes use comparatively large areas of land and they have, i, development costs no matter where th