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the prosecution dropped to mcallen -- felony counts of conspiracy to obstruct justin. they want to refile those charges which walterhouse's attorney is a political move. the attorney is also a ktvu legal analyst. >>> now, a month later, the da's office decides to refile the two felony counts against my client. if you were not a police officer , this would not be happening. he is being treated very unfairly. >> besides the felony counts, walterhouse is also charged with a misdemeanor count of engaging in prostitution. the sex worker in this case is not jasmine abuslin. walterhouse is scheduled to be back in court before the end of the month. >>> they are cleaning up and in oakland elementary school after vandals broke in to acorn woodland elementary over the weekend. staff members are shocked by the damage and some of the students are asking why. >> the worst i've seen since i've been here 10 years brings them is hurtful and disrespectful. this is a beautiful school. >> the alarm at the elementary school and off saturday afternoon. asserted guard said he saw two juvenil

and also underneath a commonly fighting for the right to host the twenty twenty four olympics and mcallen seem determined to get france across the finish line first the very day macro an officially to go face he couldn't wait to make his elim pick charm offensive a priority to visit with you and your venture for the olympics paralympics in the twenty twenty four checks. both the twenty twenty four and twenty twenty eight games are up for grabs but the paris and los angeles it's all about who gets one year. getting first. place is a big deal bigger than usual for a head of state he's already made his pitch in switzerland an unusual move for a country's leader who normally only make the appearance at the host city votes just north of tampa trump was absence while the poor paris man who spearheaded the french bid before macro to grab the reins was noticeably eclipsed by the president we hold two stage and then there's the campaigning has been enthusiastic to say the least showcasing his sporting prowess and trying hard to show just wasn't all round he is a defender olympic values and. they'r

at the fourth of july celebration in mcallen, texas, tensions were high. republican senator ted cruz rode in the parade in the heavily democratic county, sparking the anger of a few protesters. republican senator susan collins of maine marched with constituents in eastport. >> what i've been hearing the entire recess is people telling me to be strong, that they have a lot of concerns about the healthcare bill. >> reporter: lawmakers are hosting fewer town halls to talk to voters. >> we're here to serve y'all. >> reporter: last week in baton rouge, louisiana senator bill cassidy held an event to talk about flood relief. >> we also have a common goal of how do we provide healthcare for all americans in a way that meets their needs. >> reporter: one voter told him exactly what he should do with his vote on healthcare. >> vote against that hideous bill. [applause] >> reporter: senator cruz is scheduled to speak here in north texas tonight. the subject: veterans' healthcare, but james, protesters are expected. >> anchor: omar villafranca in mckinney, texas, tha

mcallen was famous for this, so naturally he became one of early's frequent targets for humiliation, but early also lambasted generals like nathaniel p banks, i like this quote, "it is well-known that banks always thought things with largely magnifying glasses when stonewall jackson was about." similarly, early used primary sources to show that his command of the historical narrative of the valley campaign surpassed his contemporaries. considering that he wrote his memoir while on the lam, this achievement is notable. his first memoir made use of his aide, the tenant -- the lieutenant, chief topographical engineer captain jedediah hodgkins's notes, and a bevy of annual reports published by the u.s. government printing office. how he managed to get all this stuff, to carry it with them on horseback as he rode out of the confederacy and made it to mexico, i do not know, but he did have all these things. once he settled in canada, he began soliciting reports, diaries and other communications from numerous officers he had served with, particularly his general mcdaniel, his papers are her

. >>> take a peek here, mcallen, texas protesters making it clear about their feelings about repealingcare. but let's get some kudoings to senator cruz for understanding, especially on the fourth of july, democracy is supposed to be a little feisty. >> you know, one of the great things about freedom in america is even people who disagree can speak out and there's a small group of people on the left who are very angry and right now they're expressing their feelings. >> more and more republicans are skipping town halls back home because they don't want to face questions and protests. >> he never has town halls, he didn't show up to this, so we decided to take his place. >> they showed up to take place place, that's in diamond, minnesota there. that's a stunt, but stunts are allowed in democracy, sometimes you go out and protest, sometimes you say thank you to your congresswoman or senator. why is it, i guess it's obvious that fewer and fewer, they work for the people, why won't they go out and speak to the people, especially when the people are mad at them. >> we have seen these town hal

. >>> ted cruz visited mcallen, texas, in july but his reception was a little rocky. [ he yelling ] >> cruz was not the only republican senator to hear from constituents over at the holiday weekend. sues an collin said there was only one issue. that's unusual. it is usually a wide range of issues. i heard over and over again encouragement for my assistant. collins is one of the republican senators who helped sink the health care bill last week. mitch mcconnell hoped to push it through with a minimum of public discussion. today, senator roy blunt who had supported mcconnell's bill got to hear what his constituents were thinking. complete with mock tomb stones and the reaper. reporting that progressives are planning health care sittins at 21 senate offices. it is no wonder many republicans are trying to avoid their constituents all together. many have given up on town hall meetings and parades. the congressional budget office is scoring two separate versions of the bill for when lawmakers return to washington next week. the text of both remain hidden from the public. the white house say

. >> can i tell you something miss mcallen? is proof that if you just stay true to yourself you don't have to do anything else. >> people think, oh you came and did the show now you're big sell outs. the truth is we were sell outs to begin with. >> perhaps there is no stopping the corporate machine. >> we were sleeping at friends houses, had no money, and one fox executive has seen the cartoon we made in college and he said make me another christmas video i can sent out as a christmas card. he gave us 700 bucks and we made this 5 minute short. >> i come seeking retribution. >> le come to kill you because you're jewish kyle [ bleep ]. >> it went around the community like wild fire. it was the funniest thing you've ever seen in your life. >> go jesus. >> somebody showed me the short i thought it was hysterical. so i called and i was like get them in here right away. >> oh my god, they killed kenny. >> short fire was able to be topical. "south park" really detest hip criticize. >> weapon okay mrs. cartman i'll legalize 40 trimeste

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director mcallen was a director of the legal defense fund. there was no allegation linking legal defense fund or any of its employees to these allegations, private lawyer but lots of time and energy and scrutiny took place. the committee complained at length, though, thurgood marshall has worked if new york for a long time, he was admitted to the maryland bar and not to the new york bar. he explained he practiced only in federal court, there was no requirement for him to be admitted to the bar of the state of new york. his membership in the national lawyer's guild received lots of scrutiny, and they were efforts to suggest that he had or at some time had had common sympathy. he explained he resigned from the national lawyer's guild in 1949 over the guild's criticism of the handling of a trial in the alleged economist. along the same line, the committee focused on the fact a former member of texas has organized sitting on behalf of the na ark cp. he was also the -- because he's sitting very orderly unlike other sittings and were pot all orderl