quayier from laredo -- mr. cuellar from laredo. you remember the appropriations committee in the texas house, henry. value of the power of the purse and we are indeed using the power of the purse to achieve the goals that mr. cuellar has just mentioned, that's ensuring that the claims backlog is dealt with and that the department of defense and the v.a. have an interoperable medical record. there really is no powerful check and balance that the legislative branch has over the executive than the power of the purse that originates in the house. no money shall be appropriate -- no money may be drawn by the treasury except by appropriations and we are working together arm in arm just as we did in the texas house, mr. cuellar, in support of our veterans and military. we have found great common ground when it comes to law enforcement on the border, something you folks in laredo have a keen interest in safe streets, schools and i want to thank the gentleman from laredo because i appreciate working with you on these issues. mr. cuellar: th

natal de ramiro hernÁndez fueron a darle la Última despedida luego de que su cuerpo llegÓ a nuevo laredorcoles, cientos de personas salieron a las calles para ver pasar el vehÍculo, la ceremonia con mÚsica y mariachi han generado discusiones, pues mÁs allÁ del debate por la pena de muerte, el hombre habÍa sido condenado por un crimen atroz. >> con mÚsica de mariachi fue recibido el cuerpo del mexicano ramiro hernÁndez en la ciudad fronteriza de tamaulipas, tras ser ejecutado en texas luego de haber sido condenado por la muerte de un hombre y la violaciÓn sexual de su esposa. >> me dijo, no me deje. >> no tenÍa necesidad de haber ido para allÁ, porque tenÍa donde vivir, y su comida que era lo principal. >> hernÁndez tenÍa 44 aÑos de edad,hace 20 aÑos saliÓ de su casa en busca de una mejor vida. >> >> al ver llegar y ver como lo recibÍan a fue algo precioso. >> la comisiÓn interamericana de los derechos humanos condenÓ la ejecuciÓn de ramiro hernÁndez por considerar que se violaron sus derechos fundamentales. >> ramiro dijo que sentÍa lo que habÍa hecho, y su hermano agradeciÓ a los autori

this first video is in laredo, texas. this woman is walking around this department store.ulls a few items from the rack, looks around, picks up a sports bra, tries it on. she looks totally normal, right? >> they think she's up to something because there's a camera following her around t ste. one of up toomhing all the t-shirts and she rips the tag off and now she's there maneuvering. watch her hand. she's putting the cheaper tag on that item. apparently she did that to a number of items. she headed straight to the register and you see that an employee does confront her as she's trying to leave. another employee seems to join them. they start questioning her and believe it or not she walks out the doors of the store, gets away in a vehicle, and now police are looking for her as she wouldn't wait. >> oh, my goodness. >> because they have all the evidence right here. you're busted. >> this other incident happened in new jersey. notice that this woman here is looking through the ham section in the refrigerator. her back to the cart. notice her purse is right behind her right b

. >> laredo petroleum upgraded to buy from neutral. >> sun trust target increased by 24% to $36 fromout $9 more bucks of upside than current prices. stock is up by 50% over the past 12 months. lpi, the ticker. >> let's take a look at children's apparel company carter's upgraded to overweight from neutral. >> more people having babies. the baby trade. improving birth trends and expectations for solid retail execution both cited for the upgrade. not just baby making. target increased to 92 bucks from $74, 15% higher. >> take a look at harley davidson, hog with wells fargo lowering its estimates. the stock is saying meh. >> here's why we put this in here. this goes to what we tried to talk about with larry, the weather. they have expectations of poor sales in the first quarter. it's a weather call. they are saying next year, next couple quarters, sales will rebound. that's the thesis we were bringing up that retail sales probably won't get killed, they will just get pushed forward. >> absolutely. >> if you want a motorcycle, you are going to get a motorcycle. i should not have had that

states illegally or even the united states unlawfully there is a criminal code for that and in the laredosector in the rio grande valley sector i understand from talking to members of congress are good friend henry cuellar is not here but henry tells me there's a limit set in place that you won't prosecute folks that bring in less than 100 pounds of marijuana and the tucson sector from my own experience several years ago nobody would be prosecuted if they brought in less than 500. every load smugglers have figured out every load comes in just below it. are there any other examples to your knowledge in legal precedent or any other examples you can point to us in other administrations where there have been policy decisions made to not prosecute a whole category of folks for example whether it be smuggling or in the case of individuals who are under a certain age who cross the border without permission as has been done with the administration's policy not to prosecute kids under certain age regardless of the parents are the policy. talk to us about as the chief legal adviser to the precedent

the only -- currently serving 30 months in a federal penitentiary in laredo, pennsylvania. why? because he actually blew the whistle regarding state-sponsored torture and the name of a torturer, and he's in prison. those who authorized the program, those who approved the program, those who implemented the program, those who managed the torture program have immunity, secret surveillance. i'm the only one prosecuted, indicted, convicted. i had nothing to do with surveillance. i resisted with everything i had. and yet all those who authorized surveillance, approved surveillance, managed the surveillance programs all have immunity. in fact, if i had committed surveillance, if i had engaged in surveillance, i would not have been prosecuted. john, if he had tortured, he would not be in prison this day. what does that tell you? the press has been complicit in the war crimes, in the wrongdoing and the suspension of the constitution since 9/11. it's high time, and you're faced with the stark reality of you are going to be in this venue. you need to question. in this queue here is questio

. >>> soy hondureÑa, me vine de honduras en el 2004, entrÉ por laredo. >>> ok. >>> quÉ pasÓ?0, la radicÓ vilma, sÍ o no? >>> sÍ, yo la, yo agarrÉ un abogado y Él la metiÓ en octubre en el 2013. >>> ok, ok. >>> eso y sandra sÍ. >>> entonces. mira, para que sean respuestas cortas, tiene el recibo de esa forma i 360 con usted? >>> sÍ, si la tengo. >>> perfecto pvr. >>> magnifico. >>> fue a migraciÓn a averiguar quÉ pasa? >>> no, porque me daba miedo. me da miedo ir a migraciÓn. >>> no sÉ que vaya a pasar. >>> olvÍdese del miedo. su forma, la tuvo que radicar con el (nombre en inglÉs), el servicio de migraciÓn en vermont que se ocupa solamente de viudas u hombres o mujeres abusadas, no se preocupe, su caso no es complicado, lo que le voy a rogar, por favor, empiece a buscar evidencias de que realmente viviÓ con el caballero. recibos, por ejemplo una un contrato de arrendamiento, cartas de personas, obviamente que espero que partidas de nacimiento de sus hijos lo mencionen como padre, sÍ o no? >>> sÍ. >>> tengo todas esas pruebas, migraciÓn me mando una nota que decÍa que necesita