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murió por inyección letal en una penitenciaría de huntsville, texas.al de huntsville, según informaron autoridades de la cárcel. desde la cámara de ejecución en sus últimas palabras, reiteró en múltiples ocasiones su inocencia en los asesinatos. este martes 27 de febrero, su última apelación fue rechazada por la junta de indultos y libertad condicional de texas. y hoy, su última oportunidad de vivir se esfumó cuando el gobernador no intervino para detener su ejecución. a los 27 años, cantú fue acusado de matar a tiros a su primo james mosqueda, de 27 años, y a la prometida de este aimee kitchen, de 22. en su casa el 3 de noviembre del año 2000. en ese momento, los fiscales argumentaron que cantú asesinó a mosqueda y a kitchen cuando entró a su casa para robar cocaína, marihuana y dinero del que tenía su primo, quien estaba implicado en narcotrá fico, según documentos legales, la fiscalía presentó ropa de las víctimas con sangre de cantú y un reloj de mosqueda. su novia de entonces, fallecida en 2021, declaró en su contra. noticias telemundo logró una d

. >> the senator said he would support a full senate trial for alley huntsville mayorkas, would you also supported? >> i think that would be the best way to go forward. quick suit talk about speaker johnson's position on the meeting, even though he is prepared to bring it to the floor of the house? clicks you can ask the speaker about his views. i will give you mine. what i hope this at the house will take up the senate bill and let the house work its way. if they change it and send it back here, not only do we not want to shut the government down, we don't want the russians to win in ukraine. we have a time problem here in the best way to move quickly and get the bill to the president would be for the house to take up the senate bill and pass it. host: good morning it is wednesday, 2/28/2024. in michigan they both one the

. >> the senator said he would support a full senate trial for alley huntsville mayorkas, would you also supported? >> i think that would be the best way to go forward. quick suit talk about speaker johnson's position on the meeting, even though he is prepared to bring it to the floor of the house? clicks you can ask the speaker about his views. i will give you mine. what i hope this at the house will take up the senate bill and let the house work its way. if they change it and send it back here, not only do we not want to shut the government down, we don't want the russians to win in ukraine. we have a time problem here in the best way to move quickly and get the bill to the president would be for the house to take up the senate bill and pass it. >> former president donald trump is the winner in michigan's republican presidential primary. here's a look at the current results, which as former south carolina governor nikki haley and second-place. republicans decided to award 16 of the 55 delegates based on these totals, the others will be allotted at a party convention being held this wee

we sat down yesterday with ivan cantu's mother, who is here in the huntsville area, in fact, right now, she is in her final meeting with her son at the prison we're death row inmates are kept and this is what she told us here in the hours ahead of this execution >> i'm still waiting for a stay of execution. and until i hear that i'm still going full forward in believing that he's going to be spared, that somebody's going to get their senses about them and stop this push the pause button and allow his his voice to be heard. >> do you ever stop and think of your life without your son in it? >> not one time i'm hoping that i die before my children >> if i would have it different >> i tried my life ivan's take me, not him. >> he deserves to live >> and the last minute push to try to spare ivan cantu his life continues. he is his spiritual advisor will be sister helen prejean john who wrote the book, a dead man walking. there's also the supportive kim kardashian and others from around the world. they're trying to get governor greg abbott to offer a onetime 30 day reprieve so that more of th

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ready wrong huntsville, once they do, will have a little pigment mouse, and you had these down and ready to use them, i guess, in most sensitive and for nearly 2 hours, the nigerian tube of defense stuff. major general kristof i most of spoke to jolly's interval jeff about the prevailing security problems in the country and the west african regents the defensive set of bodies are making efforts to address in securities. but noted thoughts, these efforts are hampered by the lack of weapons to carry out military operations about african military's compared to very counterparts abroad struggle to get the weapons. they need to fight in security territories everywhere. and the most part in africa, the old fortunately where do you want to get into bronze? unfortunately, we don't to do is we follow that we're using fighting them. i think what happened is we for making extremely difficult for us to even get the reforms to be able to address this issues. and so we also happening to them to cost you that if only we can get one percent of the weed funds that we're giving to you free. i kind of show

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take it as a responsibility to ensure that they put tomatoes in place but this imposing a to wrong huntsville once they do when have a little killing us and job is directly to use them. i guess it was sensitive and for nearly 2 hours the nigerian civil defense stuff. major general christopher most of spoke to charlie in nevada, about the prevailing security problems in the country and the west african regions . the defensive set of bodies are making efforts to address in securities. but noted thoughts. these efforts are hampered by the lack of weapons to carry out military operations about african militaries compared to very counterparts abroad struggle to get the weapons. they need to fight in security territories everywhere and the most out in africa. or fortunately where one getting the brunt. unfortunately, we don't produce the we follow that we're using fighting them. i think what happened is we were mixing extremely difficult for us to even get the reform to be able to address this issues as well. so i put into them to cost you that if only we can get one percent of the weed funds that

iván cantú está programado para enfrentar la pena de muerte en este lugar en huntsville, en solo unos personas que fueron acusadas y sentenciadas a muerte han sido exoneradas en todo el país. lo que yo sentía allá adentro era pavor mío de que me quitaran la vida por algo que no hice. clemente aguirre, inmigrante hondureño, estuvo en el pabellón de la muerte 10 años y medio, acusado de asesinar y violar a una mujer y su hija. hace 5 años, finalmente alcanzó la libertad ante pruebas de adn que mostraron su inocencia. yo no digo que este hombre es inocente. yo no digo que él no lo hizo. yo lo que digo es que hay mucha las cosas que están erróneas en su caso, familiares de las víctimas. en el caso de iván cantú, declinaron hacer comentarios sobre la posible ejecución de este hombre. cantú asegura que el asesino de su primo y prometida continúa suelto and i do think about them being justice as well as well as myself. con más de 2 décadas enfrentando la pena de muerte, iván cantú sueña con poder detener su ejecución y alcanzar la libertad para poder abrazar a la mujer que le dio la vida. on

inyección letal acabó con la vida de iván cantú, de 50 años y de origen hispano en una prisión de huntsville ayer y sus últimas palabras fueron quiero que sepan que nunca maté a james y amy. la abogada del reo dijo que el abogado anterior se equivocó al no pedir pruebas de balística ni de adn. y cita hoy en la cámara de representantes del secretario de defensa para someterse a las preguntas del comité de servicios armados después de haber recibido tratamiento contra el cáncer de próstata y no haberlo notificado a la casa blanca ni a otros miembros de la cadena de mando, austin ha admitido que hubo un fallo de comunicación cuando fue hospitalizado en enero por un cáncer, pero ha defendido que el mando del ejército no se vio afectado y de lo que se habla es de la salud del presidente joe biden, que parece estar bien. según su médico, el doctor kevin o connor, que ayer lo sometió a unas pruebas de rutina, como cada año acudió al hospital militar walter reed para la revisión de rutina. al final, el médico dijo que el presidente se siente bien y que no hay nuevas preocupaciones sobre su salud. ta

the fried russian troops which huntsville to, to moscow for medical treatments, following the swap, which the united arab emirates pots dissipated. so they just exchange has been scheduled for january 24th, but could not take place as the russian, the manager transports tiring, ukrainian prisoners were shut down by it keeps false as the supposed person for the russian foreign ministry expressed relief. the prison exchange is contained, as the transfer of prisoners was supposed to take place on january 24th. but it was sabotaged by the zalinski regime, which gave the order to destroy the eel, $76.00 military transport aircraft carrying ukraine and military personnel for exchange. the tragedy has raised fee is but key of use the situation to suspend these exchanges indefinitely or abandon them altogether. we note that this did not happen. meanwhile, the russian president, vladimir putin, has confirmed that the military transport play and turning 65 ukrainian service meant for business all was shut down by an american supplied patriot missile. a use be to some of the genocide use the size fo

can you speak to the capabilities at the fbi, redstone, and huntsville, alabama, and the role that huntsville is in combating the unique, and involving cyber threats posed by our adversaries? >> thank you, congressman, i am incredibly excited about everything going on in huntsville, including, in particular, we view that as where we will have the center of gravity for our advanced training, especially high-tech and cyber, with innovation. we have been down there numerous times to check on the expansion . we are now up to 1900 employees down there. we have 19 different headquarter divisions with people down there . it is a hub of activity on the cyber side. i think it will be a very important part of the f guys feature. >> i do appreciate that information. we are very proud of how it has worked at redstone. >> gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes ms. titus for her five minutes of questioning. >> think you mr. chairman. thank you to the witnesses, especially secretary alejandro mayorkas for being here today. it is one year ago today that we sat in this hearing with these exact same witne

can you speak to the capabilities at the fbi, redstone, and huntsville, alabama, and the role that huntsville is in combating the unique, and involving cyber threats posed by our adversaries? >> thank you, congressman, i am incredibly excited about everything going on in huntsville, including, in particular, we view that as where we will have the center of gravity for our advanced training, especially high-tech and cyber, with innovation. we have been down there numerous times to check on the expansion . we are now up to 1900 employees down there. we have 19 different headquarter divisions with people down there . it is a hub of activity on the cyber side. i think it will be a very important part of the f guys feature. >> i do appreciate that information. we are very proud of how it has worked at redstone. >> gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes ms. titus for her five minutes of questioning. >> think you mr. chairman. thank you to the witnesses, especially secretary alejandro mayorkas for being here today. it is one year ago today that we sat in this hearing with these exact same witne

the huntsville foundation has the inside of foundation be had to shut down our office. you know, last year after after a conscious attack on the queen. thanks for this fascinating talk. so my question is why there is no lily of resistance in and within the boston here to putin, how do you explain like, say, the gay who started as a performer, he's now so entrenched in this putin power structure, but putin, when he rose to power, was perceived as someone who had balance, civilizing interests the petersburg, the kgb, yeltsin, the leaders in 19th oligarchs and whatever is he now only want, supported by this kgb elite here, does he have to balance power structures anymore. so there is no resistance to putin? and do you see coming from business elites any so so i tried to touch this. most of them would bribed. some of them were intimidated and all of them were intimidated and bribed. so so the the that is where you stand. yes, indeed. he he was again, he was very clever about this. yes. the coterie around him, the enforcers are all the kgb officers that that were him in leni

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families that the argentine national football team are supposed to play here in china in march 1 in huntsville. and another one is here in b gene against nigeria and the ivory coast respectively. they have been cancelled. understandably, there has been anger in hong kong on more bands because messy was not able to play even a single minute at that exhibition match in hong kong. that anger has spread to the mainland, mainly on social media. people not accepting the explanation of a messy, but he was injured and that's why he wasn't able to play in hong kong. that was made worse by the fact that 3 days later he was in japan and he was able to play at that exit vision. that's in japan now state media here suggesting that this may have been politically motivated and politicians in home called equity that sentiment going as far as suggesting to ben mfc from entering hong kong. the mfc said that he wants to go back to home call to make it up to fans, but that hasn't, hasn't quelled the anger. obviously, it would make sense for a messy to one to come to china to make it up to fans. but that's not hap

here are huntsville reproductive medicine, dr. andrew harper, who calls us a big relief because this has been a big worry for providers, ivf clinics about whether they could be prosecuted under the law for destroying embryos, something that naturally happens in the process. ivf, they were worried that they could face criminal charges in light of this alabama supreme court ruling. so let me show you a little bit about what's going on here again, inside of a fertility clinic, these are called doers. this is where a clinic stores frozen embryos in liquid nitrogen. you're seeing it right there. now, the alabama supreme court ruled that this embryo amounts to a human being and it's showing an embryo means that you could be held liable civilly liable for wrongful death. now, experts say that this is a big problem because embryos losing embryos is a natural part of the process, both in the lab and in nature. so now patients are forced to essentially make a decision whether they will store embryos that are not viable, that have genetic is

elizabeth schulze is in huntsville, alabama. >> doctors say clinics like this one in alabama tell uspeful there will soon be a solution to allow them to move forward without facing legal risks. three of the major providers in the state have still paused ivf treatments after alabama supreme court ruled that frozen embryos are children and discarding unused embryos can make clinics liable for wrongful death. one provider tells us that one fifth of its patients typically have their embryos discarded because they are not viable or cannot be used, so what this means for families as they still don't have desperately needed answers about their fertility plans. the biden administration is dispatching its top health official to meet with families in birmingham, and alabama republican senator who has struggled to make his position clear it says that state lawmakers will pass a law to protect ivf. we expect that legislation could be introduced as soonest today. families and doctors are expected to rally outside of the state courthouse tomorrow to demand to get past immediately. >> a lot of ques

general whiting: two weeks ago i was in huntsville meeting with the missile defense agency. we talked about directed energy. i know that is something they are looking a i agree with you. i think it needs to be part of the future. senator king: i want more than looking at. i want development and soon. i think we should be having a capability in the red sea right now. this is an opportunity to use that capacity. finally, i want to associate myself with my co-chair, senator fischer, on nc-3. that is part of the triade. i congratulate you on the work you are doing. but urge you to accelerate and continue. the whole idea -- the cornerstone of the defense of this country is deterrence. the adversaries -- adversaries detect a weakness, we are vulnerable. i congratulate you, but want to prod you to keep going ernestly -- earnestly and accelerate the progress. chair reed: senator cotton. senator cotton: thank you for your testimony and thanks to alt men and women who serve under you. general cotton, since deping took power over a decade ago, china's nuclear paragraphsal has increased

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let's go to huntsville, texas, republican line, you are next. caller: howdy, i appreciate it.walked in the house and you guys were talking about social security and reminded me of back in the early 90's, they were talking about how social security on that particular year , i won't say brought in $83 billion more than was paid out on social security benefits. also, they were talking about how you had a bunch of lowlifes taking money out of social otr things they wanted to fund and the government. i think is just horrendously awful that such things are happening and people know nothing about it. they claimed there was $83 billion more brought in then was paid out on and if it's on that particular year. another thing, they have to expose the con being put in america maybe back in the mid-90's. usa today ran five separate issues funded by cato i believe in one of them commented about how taxes at that time had over $6 trillion surplus. from what i recall, legislation was making a big mistake that year about the horrendous deficit. they were trying to con folks into voluntary -- vo

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