i'm the owner of the bookshop in houston, texas. people joining from all over the country and even beyond in the world. i'm thrilled to be here to introduce a staff icon. we are so thrilled they are going to be joining us tonight. i would like to introduce our guest author and his conversational partner senior space editor covering space x, nasa, everything and beyond. a reporter for the chronicle and as we know we are so thrilled that he is here tonight. in conversation with andrea, sspace reporter for the houston chronicle and here we have a lot to talk about. i'm going to turn this over to eric and andrea to have a wonderful conversation and i will come back and help facilitate the question and answer period. welcome and thank you for coming tonight. so much happening in south texas withe the starship. it feels a little bit like the cowboy days of the falcon one so i'm curious what kind of similarity do you see between what is happening now and what was happening then? >> i want to help them understand why we should care about th

. >> mike in houston texas, will. first, was on's. >>, we heard from the last supper riots were mostly peaceful sessions wherever they were. he will. they were there were fires. you'll two years since the. portraits because they were zero. will the people thatsupport her because therewere zero . zero . now, there were people were breaking the law. 80 molotov cocktails. they come there with rex to throw red worst chlorinated deliveries. the lighting laser beams. those police officers were blind. a nice in the hospital. over 3000 police were injured last year my bricks, frozen waterfalls and lighting laser beams. now let's put some perspective in this lawbreakers should be punished. there's no position it seems to me about why some preparation. conversation worked security and the rally on january 6. there's no conversation. >>,. >> yes ma'am. i don't know what all conversations were that. i have a lot of respect for police leadership that they had. and they clearly is appeared that things happen you expect to happen an

my namee is valerie koehler i'm the owner of a bookshop in houston texas. people are joining us from all over the country. i'm thrilled to be here to introduce a icon of our staff and we are thrilled that they will be joining us tonight. i would like you to meet our guest author and his conversational hardener. eric berger is the space editor for spacex, naafa. eric is a former reporter and as we know we are so thrilled that he is here tonight. inon conversation is andrea reporter for "the houston chronicle" and being in a big city here we have a lot to talk about. i'm going to turn this over to eric and andrea. have a wonderful conversation and i welcome back on for the question-and-answer period. welcome eric, welcome andrea and thank you for coming tonight. >> thanks valerie. >> eric it's very exciting about your book but i love how you started it off. right now i'm in texas and its you were like the cowboy days of the falcon one ftt i'm curious y you decided to write the book that way and what similarities you see between what's happening now back then.

my name is valerie koehler and on the owner of the willow bookshop in houston, texas. i know we people joining from all over thejo country and possibly even be on the world. i am thrilled to make to be here with, to introduce an icon of our staff and were so thrilled that they're going to be joining us tonight. so i would like to introduce our guest author and his conversational partner. eric berger, senior space editor cover spacex, nasa, everything beyond. eric is a former reporter for the "houston chronicle" and as we know he founded space city weather so we arell so thrillede is here tonight inea conversatin with andrea leinfelder, space reporter for the "houston chronicle." and being in space city here we have a lot to talk about when it comes to space. i am going to turn this over to eric and andrea, and had a wonderful conversation, and i will come back on and help facilitate the question and answer period. welcome, eric. welcome, andrea. take you coming tonight. >> thank you, valerie. >> thanks. i will have you started it off. right now we have so much happenin

n my name is valerie koehler and on thend owner of blue willow bookshop in houston, texas. i know we are people joining us from all over the country and possibly even beyond the world. i'm thrilled to be here with, to introduce an icon of our staff. where so thrilled that they're going to be joining us tonight. partner. and for, senior editor for our next, nasa and beyond. his former reporter for the file you historically, he is is the city residents over so thrilled easier to read in my decision with andrea lance brown, since my read and being in stacy here we have a lot to talk about. when it comes to space to turn this over to a position. on this question and answer period. welcome andrea, thank you for coming. >> you down. >> is very exciting about your book i will have you started it off. right now we have so much happening in south texas with the source which now is in texas we learned today. but you know, it feels a little like maybe the cowboy days of the falcon one so i'm curious to, why you decided what similarities you see me must have a nap and then you. >> i wi

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that right is sacred to my constituents, and i represent them back in houston, texas. i am up here because i don't plan to be a sitting person and that legislature -- in that legislature. i'm not going to be sitting -- i'm not going to be a hostage. [applause] but my constituents ought to be stripped from them. we have fought too long in this country. president lyndon b. johnson in 1965 fought so that we had the right to vote. this legislature may have changed the messiah from jesus to trump, but i haven't, and i'm going to make sure that everything that i can do, that my constituents' rights are stripped from them because of what they believe, the lie, that -- they believe, the lie. trump lost the election. [applause] >> let me hand it back to our members of congress. that is going to be a difficult act to follow, with all due respect, congressmen. >> chris, think you very much. when i think about ms. thompson, she doesn't tell you the entire story. we served in the state legislator together. when she was elected to the state legislature, it was really after the civil

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in that right is sacred to my constituents i represent back in houston, texas for it i am up here because i do not plan to be a city person in that legislature. i am not going to be a sitting -- you're not going to be a sitting duck? >> i am not going to be a hostage. [applause] [cheering] my constituents right be stripped from them. we have fought too long and too hard in this country. that is what texan called johnson president lyndon b johnson in 1965 that made sure we had the right to vote. in those rights were not going to be infringed r upon. but this legislature may have changed the messiah, jesus is drunk but i haven't. [laughter] and i'm going to make sure that everything i can do, my constituents will not be taken from them for what they believe in the lie. trump lost the election he needs to tell the people of this country the truth. if they won't i am going too. [cheering] [applause] >> handed back her members of congress that's going to be difficult act to follow with all due respect. >> chris thank you very much miss thompson thank you very much. when i think about miss thom

in that right is sacred to my constituents in houston, texas. i am up here because i don't plan to be a sitting person and that legislator. i'm not going to be a hostage. . we have thought too long into our in this country, and that is what texans call president lyndon b johnson made sure that we have the right to vote. in those rights are not going to be infringed upon. but this -- please republicans in this legislator may have changed the messiah. i'm going to make sure that everything i could do, that my constituents life will not be -- because of what they believe. trump lost the election, and they need to tell the people of this country the truth. and if they won't, i'm going to. >> let me handed back to our members of congress, that will be a difficult act to follow. >> chris, thank you very much. miss thompson, thank you very much. when i think about ms. thompson, she did not tell you her entire story. we served in the state legislator together. and she was elected to the state legislator, it was really right after all of the civil rights

. >> daniel in houston texas, democrats line. >>. >> trump used social media for five years to attack edpeople. disparage people. divide this country more. facebook, trump helped them with the help of russia with all the disinformation targeting g people. and then another thing, i'm very disappointed with you all. you continue to cover him like you did the sitting president, this man is irrelevant. this man is a divider. >> this social media companies prompted us to ask this question about moderating content but you called us to talk about that. how much trust do you have? >> caller: in the media? >> host: in social media companies, how much trust you have in them ? >> caller: i don't know sometimes so i tried to research and to the best of my ability but there's a lot of misinformation out there and a lot of it coming from he's continuing his big lie and you all are continuing to give him a platform . >> when you go to the site and you see something that concerns you as far as information you cross-reference that ? >> w by trying to read. that's kind of a hard question to answer beca

joining us from houston texas, executive vice president and chief medical officer at united healthcare, doctor margaret wilson. >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure to be here today. >> can you tell our viewers about united health group as well as the work you're doing shape healthcare delivery and improve access to care? >> certainly brief united health group is an enterprise that comprises 350,000 team members, almost a third of a million across the world. each and every day, each of those team members breaks up dedicating themselves to help people live healthier lives and make the health system better for everyone. simply put, provide healthcare benefits to the united oscar brief we serve individuals, employers from medicare and medicaid beneficiaries and also health services. often warcry healthcare marketplace and care providers, government, lifecycle companies and in my formal role as senior vice judge chief medical officer, i was critical peter brent integrated benefits services. we have 200 clinics and 52 hospitals across the world primarily south america serving more than 7

i'll be in connecticut and fort worth texas and austin, texas and houston, texas in july and august.any club. all right, set your dvr and every night so you don't miss a episode. thank you to our wonderful studio audience.ybe we will pla trip there. >> ♪ ♪ >> hello. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ ♪ >> huge outrage after a u.s. track star has her olympic dreams crushed. sha'carri richardson just got suspended for one month and may miss out on the tokyo games after testing positive for

coe da of all ofhe friend si and excitement, we learn joe manchin atnded a fundraise for the houston, texas, where most co-hosts were republicans, who have given to the governor, the speaker, who are the arch nem cease ofhe democrats. sahil: manchin will take all the meetings, listen to everyone but at the end of the day he refuses to budge on the filibuster. that's where the voting rights advocates have ahallenge. yamiche: i want to circle back, before we go to the coup news, because obviously we have to get there the vice president, you cover her closely. it's part of the reason we wanted you on tonight, you are sort of a kamala harris whisperer. tell me what's going on in her office. there's reports of dysfunction. how does that connect to her ability to get something done on voting rights. jasmine: there were reports of dysfunction and you saw a concerted effort on the part of the white house to shield them really and say we have support and tina fournoy, who is chief of staff, who a love of -- a lot of accusations were reported against, they say they have support for that office. and t

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aaron gilchrest, nbc news, fort sam houston, texas. to chicago. police departments across the country are the city of baltimore changed its approach to policing. nbc's tom llamas now on how it's working. >> reporter: on the streets with baltimore police, responding to a domestic disturbance call. as officers try to gather information, the scene starts to turn. tempers flaring after an alleged fistfight among family members. some involved start shouting at officers. >> this is my son, this is my son. do your homework. >> reporter: four years ago, police tell us there would have been arrests here. but now a focus on de-escalation. >> one of the men came in kind of hot. what does your training tell you in that situation? >> try to stay calm and try to keep the party separate. >> reporter: baltimore pd is trying to change because they have to. in the wake of the protests over the death of freddie gray, who died in 2015 from injuries sustained in police custody, the justice department took a hard look at baltimore pd's tactics and found widespread civi

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they say he passed away in his sleep at his home in houston, texas.man. the band toured for nearly half a century and was inducted to the rock and roll hall of fame in 200a. a woman has been jailed for 5.5 years for stealing diamonds worth more than £a million, or $5.5 million us, from a jeweller in london. the court heard that lulu lakatos, who is 60 and was born in romania, swapped the gems for pebbles. prosecutors said it was the highest value theft of its kind in the uk. what do the great barrier reef, the canals in venice and the galapagos islands have in common with the slate landscapes of north west wales? the answer is unesco world heritage site status. the area, including six sites in snowdonia, is now one of 32 uk sites on the prestigious list. our wales correspondent tomos morgan reports. adopted. applause 20 years in the making — and recognition is finally here. the slate landscape that dominates parts of snowdonia is now on a prestigious unesco world heritage list that includes the great wall of china and machu picchu. and the pioneerfor

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suffering from skin irritation and breathing problems from exposure to chemicals at a water park near houston, texas officials said more than 60 people were decontaminated using water from fire trucks after being exposed to a combination of bleach and sulfuric acid at six flags hurricane harbor splashtown the chemicals are used to clean and maintain the p.h. balance of the water at the park. the exposure occurred at a children's wading pool. authorities say they don't believe the leak was caused intentionally, but the park remains closed as an investigation continues. martine moise, the wife of slain president jovenel moise, returned to haiti late yesterday following her release from a miami hospital. the first lady, who was injured in the july 7 assassination attack, arrived at port-au- prince airport wearing a black bullet proof vest and with her arm in a sling. she was greeted by officials, including interim prime minister claude joseph. joseph is running the country in spite of jovenel moise's announcement, one day before his death, designating politician ariel henry as prime minister. investiga

>> thank you for joining us on the police this one - - the police chief here in houston texas i am honored to visit with rosa brooks and to tangled up in the american city and with one pressing question so what made you leave the confines from your home to go get trained as a police officer in washington dc? >> if you ask my family that they say insanity. that is the driving force that you're not just directing traffic but is sworn armed police officer i thought no way. that is crazy. you will give a gun to a law professor? bad idea. policing has been in the spotlight for some years. and then to seem like a really rare opportunity into the worldd of policing. >> it reminds me when you say that my lawyer that handles that and she said i want my five oh moment. and of the top neighborhoods. and the reality of posting with that 24 hour news cycle or hollywood is not the most accurate. and that you need a truly transformative response to policing how defy those changes that is needed and what does that look like to you based on your several years of experience? >> that's a big question. let me

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i'll be in connecticut and fort worth texas and austin, texas and houston, texas in july and august. your dvr and every night so you don't miss a episode. thank you to our wonderful studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> welcome to "fox news @ night" . i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, american companies targeted and another cyber attack. likely emanating from europe an russia. hundreds of businesses affected here in retail. also breaking tonight, rising crime

the owner of the bookshop in houston texas i know we have people joining us from all over the country and even beyond in the world. i am thrilled tonight to bere he with, to introduce a icon of our staff. we are so thrilled they are going to be joining us tonight. so, i would like to introduce our guest author and his conversational partner. eric berger, senior space editor, covers space x, nasa and everything and beyond. eric is a former reporter for the chronicle, and as we know [inaudible] we are so thrilled that he is here tonight. in conversation with andrea leinfelder, space reporter for the houston chronicle. and being in space city here, we have a lot to talk about when it comes to space. i am going to turn this over to eric and andrea to have a wonderful conversation, and i will come back on and help facilitate the questions and answer period. welcome, eric. welcome, andrea. thank you for coming tonight. >> thank you, valerie. >> it's very exciting about your book. i love how you started it off. right now we have so much happening in south texas with the starship. it feels a

hey, the dodgers lost tonight, too, so there's still in first place, winning it down to houston, texasight for the a's but models and he's going to be in the home run derby, representing the a's on the all star team gets a three run. first started with an r b. i single a's eventually built a six lead for chris bassett was pitched. all star worthy ball so far, but not tonight four and a third gave up six runs, including this shot that leads the yard of the bed of your dad. alvarez three run shot. 66 alvarez had a couple of home runs and then in the 60 to 1 for jose l tube two rug bullet to left. uh, he has marrow petite 96 is the final the a's all of a sudden trailing the astros in the west by 4.5 games. the nba finals, i don't know might be the lowest rated tv finals in a long time. phoenix and milwaukee beams has never won. that's the storyline for you. milwaukee's got yannis under the coop. oh back healthy, missed a couple of games with a knee problem, and maybe there's a story line and chris paul might be a hero you're looking for. he's never wanted all. yannis missed two games of t

blacktop, live in houston, texas. jon: at least for now, with our fox affiliate in houston. army reserve meant returning home after serving nearly a year as military police officer our base in cuba and two young kids a surprise friday as a summer camps, sgt. christopher revealed 8-year-old gemma and 4-year-old son, colton. the sgt. brother lake county sheriff. great news. that's how fox report on this saturday the 17th of july 2021. i am jon scott, thanks for watching. we'll see you again. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> thank you for being here. this show and several future shows, i'm going to take you on a journey so i hope you stick with us. this is not typically done on television, that the nature of this program. in a few days, my b

bob wasserman was at that time consulting and i think was chief of operations for lee brown of houston texas. lee was taken on the good old boys of houston pd and i went down to houston to meet with bob and work with bob on a plan of action including redesigning the police car the image of the urbanization. my first major plan of action was developed the mta. the metro transfer -- metro transit authority is a city municipality. i was in five different counties and literally 78 cities in town. those challenges were meant and we had subways and commuter rail and we had trolleys. i had a lot of fun. i brought a couple of people on board like al sweeney the lifelong friend. and blending the police department as you know is like something old and something new with new ideas and something borrowed barring people from previous experiences something old something new something borrowed and something blue. the excitement of coming into a new organization and really getting too stirred up. there was that excitement is building. we have the crime down and we have phenomenal people to work with and bas

." >> host: thanks for joining us in houston texas. today i am honored and happy to visit with rosa brooks, the author of an interesting book about policing and her experience of policing, "tangled up in blue policing the american city." thank you for being on and for having me. i look forward to the conversation. i've got toe start off with one pressingre question. what in the world made you leave the confines of the classroom, your home and get trained as a police officer to hit the streets in washington, d.c.? >> if you asked my family that, they would say insanity, some kind of a midlife crisis. but i was curious. that was probably the driving force. when i found out a dc had a reserve officer program where you are not just directing traffic but you can become a swarm armed police officer i thought that's crazy. you're going to give a gun to a law professor. it's partly that. plain curiosity. oand through the other thing tt you know very well it's been in the spotlight for years now. you want to change something, i think you need t