the bumpy ride is strenuous, especially for myra. once they get there, she usually has to wait a few hours before she can be seen. why he the only runs the clinic and is the only doctor. he is completely overwhelmed. yeah, the midday our biggest problem is that we have virtually no doctors in the entire region. we have no staff with no medicine that i will no rush all in the government is doing nothing that he but we have no beds. this is not a real hospital, you were muffled. everything was destroyed by the flooding. who does my refills week and listless. she often has a high fever. while he to ali tries to help as best he can, but his options are limited. within one little muffle, al gore, the government should provide medicine the i will give the patients prescriptions, but most of the time the medicine is not available anywhere while it, if it is the only a black market prices. so every one suffers ability movement. myra urgently needs malaria medication. but her family can't afford it. she is in such bad shape . she can barely e

but somebody else who is going to win is myra florez. [cheering] and you know what myra florez is going to do when you add monica de la cruz? they are going to fire nancy pelosi as speaker of the house. [cheering] we are just a few weeks away from early voting. early voting begins in, i think, three weeks from this coming monday. it is so important that not only we turn out but we get others to turn out. that is why we are block walking today. there is nothing more important we can do over the next three weeks until november 8 they had to knock on doors, talk to voters about why we need them to vote. there is so much at stake. right here in the rio grande valley, we know the one thing that helped myra when the first place and it does not matter what county you are in, all the way over to del rio and eagle pass. people on the border are fed up with joe biden's open border policy. [cheering] they know two things, one is that bento --beto would work with biden and we cannot let that happen. no one has done more to secure the border than i h

the bumpy ride is strenuous, especially for myra. once they get there, she usually has to wait a few hours before she can be seen. why he the only runs the clinic and is the only doctor. he is completely overwhelmed. well, the midday our biggest problem is that we have virtually no doctors in the entire region. we have no staff, there's no medicine that i will look this out a lot. the government is doing nothing ready, but we have no beds. this is not a real hospital, your own muscle. everything was destroyed by the flooding to death. myra feels weak and listless. she often has a high fever. while he the alley tries to help as best he can, but his options are limited. within one of them, a fellow or the government should provide medicine, they will give the patients prescriptions, but most of the time the medicine is not available anywhere while it, if it is the only a black market prices. so every one suffers ability movement you myra, urgently needs malaria medication. but her family can't afford it. she is in such bad shape. she c

detectives investigating the death of a schoolboy who was killed by the moors murderers ian brady and myrater police are examining a report that a fragment of human skull has been discovered by a man researching the disappearance of 12 year old keith bennett. our north of england correspondentjudith moritz reports. in howling wind and driving rain, there is no bleaker part of the north of england for search teams to be examining. but now, on the moors which are synonymous with murder, the sight of scenes of crime officers investigating possible human remains. this is the little boy whose body they are looking for — keith bennett, one of five children tortured and killed by the moors murderers in the 1960s and the only one who has never been found. chris has farmed this area for 50 years and owns the land which is now being examined by the police. these murders up here, it's not a nice thing. it is such a beautiful valley but it is blackened by that, what happened, yeah. i have always been going out and looking for any signs of a grave when i have been gathering sheep up on the hills. i've

here in the uk, police investigating the murder of a schoolboy by serial killers ian brady and myra hindleyn 1964 have begun digging on saddleworth moor. it's after a fragment of human skull was discovered by a man researching the disappearance of 12—year—old keith bennett. in about ten minutes, we'll have this week's edition of newswatch. but first on bbc news, click. 0h... there was another whiff of something there. sniffs. i don't know. grapefruit? is it the sea? today, i'm having a rather smelly experience while trying to solve a mystery from history. this is one of the most famous shipwrecks in the world. the mary rose was king henry viii's favourite warship and in 1516, while battling the french, it sunk under mysterious circumstances. for more than 400 years, it lay on its side at the bottom of the river solent but amazingly, the starboard half was preserved under the silt. which led, in 1982, to one of the most complex maritime salvage operations in history. and now, exactly a0 years on, i have donned a bluetooth—connected backpack that will release different smells as i chase aroun

myra's in rio de janeiro, thank you for his reminder of our top story. the sour in on mosque has competed his $44000000000.00 takeover off twitter. the test, the founder has begun by firing a string of senior twitter executives. he says he wants to limit sent the shift on the social media platform. they're watching the w news live from berlin up. next is d, w in is asia a season people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away and the water families playing on the tags in syria to the credit on we learned in this trade, people lean extreme around getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. ask why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, this is the www. is asia coming up to date, and you wave of strict locked downs hits china? do they make sense? the case numbers aren't exploding, which is why some chinese are taking to the streets, fed up with the states 0 covered strategy. it hurts livelihoods and economies far

i was there with myra florez, the latina who won, district's first republican elected.e garcia whose husband is a border patrol agent, whose husband is running against henry cuellar. the business owner said this wasn't happening under trump. not only that, for the first time you have the republican party who is hitting this message exactly as it should be, we've got to have compassion for the people crossing our border. 856 migrant deaths. we only know that number because it fox news exclusive reporting. it's not released. the tractor-trailer deaths, the dozens of people who died, the mass drowning, 13 who died, kids being swept from their mother's arms and these women who are really dominating republican party on the border are hitting both things. it's an absolute travesty you have 98 people on the terror watch list, that's more than the last five years combined. at the same time when you have migrants who are dying in reverse and you don't have a president with enough compassion to look at a camera and say do not come. you're risking your life. >> harris: kamala harr

at backstage was, joe was drummer from backlash, who was a big abbot, myra. and as bruce springsteen was also a big fan of alba, lots of people understood very like. but this is like masterful pop music. do you have people like elvis costello and other pop writers going like we've always respected abba, but we couldn't say so when they were 20 when they were 22, like elvis costello was, he couldn't come out in the press and go like yeah, i've been listening to, you know, super trooper like all day. no, that wouldn't really work. but, but they were i, that's no longer a problem. even dave grow has described his band to fighters as a cross between a punk rock band and alba, big long. but actually abs, coolness, transformation didn't start until 10 years after they broke up. and it was the gay club scene that celebrated their campy nist and helped usher in a revival of others music in the 1994 australian film, the adventures of priscilla, queen of the desert. ava's joyful kitch is raised to a new level. it becomes a key to personal freedom with a with where most

stadium, london, 9th and 7th. 8th at backstage was joe was drummer from backlash, who was a big amber myra. and as bruce springsteen was also a big fan of alba, lots of people understood very like. but this is like masterful pop music. do you have people like elvis costello and other pop writers going like we've always respected apple we couldn't say so when they were 20 when they were 22 like elvis costello was, he couldn't come out in the press and go like yeah, i've been listening to you know, super trooper like all day. no, that wouldn't really work. but but they were i with that's no longer a problem. even dave brewer has described his band foo fighters as a cross between a punk rock band and alpha beta long. but actually abba's coolness transformation didn't start until 10 years after they broke up. and it was the gay club scene that celebrated their campy nist and helped usher in a revival of others music in the 1994 australian film, the adventures of priscilla, queen of the desert, ava's joyful kitchen is raised to a new level. it becomes a key to personal freedom with ah, where mo

myra gail, his cousin and 13 years old. the outrage of the time pretty much right his career to a.n and large parts of america. he carry on performing right to the end. look at his life, seven marriages, barely believable catalog of drink, drugs, shootings. people used to visit him at his home and used to county locals -- count the bulletholes. >> dinky -- didn't he stand outside of elvis presley's home with a gun? >> the question was, was he there to kill elvis presley, he was there to have questions about the king of rock 'n' roll. he believed he was the king. he was not a man short of self belief. summary of the stories, think, can they possibly be proved -- true? how many cadillacs could heap crash in one year? there is enough that is verified to make you realize he is a terrifying person. every interview you are aware the interviewer is not just wary, they are generally scared of him as a human being. he was an imposing presence. his biographer described him as a bald fist swinging tire iron of a man the two sides of jerry lee lewis, he was called killer for a reason. host: th

do me on myra mann manners hopper the garza depart 41 despite the uncertainty created by did he said only to go give love been seeing me on my dish. how much are we expect enhanced focus and at the support of the international community to find a doable solution to this crisis on me. and mom refuses to recognize the ringo as an official minority in the country. the categorized by the cargo authorities have been golly, immigration illegally. in the last century, bangladesh is government says the island of buff on job will help ease this a be overcrowded. in cox of voc, bangladesh, despite a huge population and economic constraints invested $354000000.00 in order to ensure a better life for a $100000.00 royal. yes. in boshra job ah, 120 trust to houses, including sites and shelters. what built equipped with water reservoir, eco friendly kitchen and separate bathrooms? bangladesh government deserves great appreciation for undertaking such a unique initiative. for the course of humanity we are one of the few television crews given permission to go to the island since the arrival of its 1

environment, the shift to green a celebrations is taking its toll on some businesses. depend donaway my myra crocker's business is down about 80 percent shot one from him. i make only a few rupees a day at the fireworks business is finished. if you already, but others welcome the change it. but he will krashib auto body. i'm full of joy. this will bring down pollution because you come we're. we must light lamps or not explode fireworks, or it will reduce pollution and benefit every once health a mighty se atco aniko morgan festival gall is a hopeful the fire will expand. won't take the spark out of the hindu festival of lights. ah! in football only on berlin have been the story of the season so far in germany's bundis laker. v league leaders were heavy favorites as they traveled to bottom side . bolcom who had only one when all season for the hosts had a surprise in store for the blemish. when you in berlin are unaccustomed to being such heavy favorites, they needed to prove they could handle the expectation created by their stellar start to the season under earth's fisher. certainly nobody

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thank you so much for admiring that for us dr. marina myra, from the center for the ministry ethics in london. thank you. the reports coming in that iranian security forces, a fire guns and t. a gas at protest is in the hometown of a gina, massa mini. the woman who died in police custody 40 years ago. this video is from today, and the d. w has verified the footage which shows that dozens of protesters at the cemetery shouting slogans against the regime today. now active is saying security services, warner media, something against holding the ceremony. now it demonstrates is demonstrations in other times of also be gaining momentum. let's, despite a crackdown which is set to killed hundreds of people, including children. now women and girls leading many of the protests and being confronted by riot police on the streets and witnesses across the country, have spotted a heavy deployment of security forces. not many of the protesters according to the overthrow of the regime and the supreme leader taller ali, um and i, he says the demonstrations are being orchestrated by foreign governments

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on tour in he introduced his new wife, myra gale.lievable catalogue his life, with seven marriages, ae— death, believable catalogue cadillac. and i said, "man, i really can't be what i am and live up to what i'm doing, there's too many good—looking women out there," you know? i mean, i had to do my rock �*n' roll thing and i'm still doing it. "what's your problem?" his roots were garden gospel but after a life like this, he probably had a good idea where he was going. earlier i spoke tojem aswad, the deputy music editor at variety. i asked him about the impact thatjerry lee lewis had on the music industry. his mark was enormous. he was one of the 06s — original gangsters of rock �*n' roll. you know, chuck berry, little richard, elvis, going way back, ike turner. he was one of them. and also, like them, he kind of made his mark early. after the �*50s, he had hits, but not as influential or explosive as his earlier ones but he kept going, you know, kept playing his hits for 60, 65 years. talk about him musically. this was, you know, fr

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here in the uk, police investigating the murder of a schoolboy by serial killers ian brady and myra hindleysearching the disappearance of 12—year—old keith bennett.

on tour in britain, he announced his new wife, myra gale, his 13—year—old cousin. out of this. # i ain't fakin�*, i got a whole lot of shakin�* going on... his life — there were seven marriages — was was a barely believable catalogue of death, drugs, violence, guns and burning cadillacs. i preached pretty heavy. i was like,"man, i really can't be what i am, there's too many good—looking women out there". so i had to do my rock and roll thing, and i'm still doing it. what's your problem? his roots were god and gospel, but after a life like this, he probably had a good idea where he was going. jerry lee lewis, who's died at the age of 87. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. it's all about the weekend, of course. it really is a case of more of the same this weekend. a

on tour in britain, he announced his new wife, myra gale, his 13—year—old cousin.ck and rolls in full swing and he disappeared from the airwaves. they want to present a family—friendly cleaned up rock and roll byjerry lee lewis was family—friendly cleaned up rock and mi wild, rry lee lewis was family—friendly cleaned up rock and rc drugs rry leeigsssgggz— family—friendly cleaned up rock and rc drugs rry infiiffifiéiggz' family—friendly cleaned up rock and rc drugs rry in his 7515379; could come the drink, drugs and in his homes, he could count the bullet holes. his country songs came from the heart. but his soul... i preached pretty heavy. i was like,"man, i really can't be what i am, there's too many good—looking women out there". so i had to do my rock and roll thing, and i'm still doing it. what's your problem? his roots were god and gospel, but after a life like this, he probably had a good idea where he was going. earlier, my colleague, samantha simmonds, spoke to saxophonist leo green, who had just come off stage in central london. she began by asking him about

however, there were matches when kattolytskyi was tried by different coaches on the wing and velikoi myrat least this kind of practice is such a skill. he has the ability to play on the wing , so maybe this will also be an additional, let's say, bonus option, where shakhtar donetsk is basically unlikely to make it, but he may appear on flanker, and i would like to remind everyone that this is luke steeler , whom we are used to seeing as a full-back, but in lviv he played as a full-back, full-forward, full-back, if you wish, lukas taylor, with his speed, can play comfortably again from his experience on the right wing, he was even compared to tyson. tyson was the same - a fast explosive football player who played for the miners. then they even offered the miner taylor and she almost agreed . we had problems there, as always, he has such character that without problems, no one could cope with it. and then there were such rumors that it is possible that taylor will go to shakhtar, the most extreme striker, so don't worry, luca steeler, who was removed and disqualified, he will be in the cham

i was there, but i. wasn't at the shows. 0n tour in britain, he announced his new wife, myra gale, hisave personal questions out of this. # i ain't fakin', i got a whole lot of shakin' going on... his life — there were seven marriages — was was a barely believable catalogue of death, drugs, violence, guns and many good—looking women out there". what's your problem? his roots were god and gospel, but after a life like this, he probably had a good idea where he was going. earlier my colleague samathan simmonds spoke to saxophonist leo green, who played withjerry lee lewis and had just come off stage in central london. she began by asking him about his exerpiences playing alongside the rock and roll star. when ijoined when i joined his when ijoined his band, was 19 years old and _ when ijoined his band, was 19 years old and by— when ijoined his band, was 19 years old and by that point, he is probably— old and by that point, he is probably in his early 60s and they thought— probably in his early 60s and they thought he was a old man but he is still had _ thought he was a old man but he is

spreading the bean dogma is myra, who started working here 12 years ago when there were only three employeesere packaging only 500 bags a day. that number today is closer to 10,000. >> now a lot of people are working about our beans. they are very popular. they know they are super good. leanne: it also helped that several years ago, chef thomas keller of the french laundry discovered them. >> everyone wanted the keller beans. leanne: what did they get? >> vie arta, a really exclude -- leanne: customers can purchase gift boxes with a recipe included. there is also a bean club with 20,000 subscribers. the waiting list to join is 18 months. >> rancho gordo takes that aspect that you can do anything. >> this is chili. leanne: the so-called aspect of doing anything includes sharing their most treasured family recipes from different regions of mexico, which has their own variety of beans. leanne melendez, abc7news. zach: we've been able to do so many special stories in honor of hispanic heritage month so check them out on the app, available on apple tv, google tv, fire tv, and roco. download it wh

about fentanyl, do so, as a dangerous drug killing hundreds of americans every day we do congresswoman myrarez joining a chorus of voices sounding the alarm over the fentanyl crisis. law enforcement is warning about rainbow colored fentanyl, it looks like candy in an attempt to target the use. let's bring in lieutenant colonel daniel davis, senior fellow in military expert for the vent properties. dan hoffman, he served in moscow and fox news contributor, thanks to you both. dan, even if your life has not been directly impacted by fentanyl, why does this matter? >> this matters a lot. you look at the numbers of americans being killed each year from internal overdose, 60000 roughly a year end it is a reflection of our poorest border but i can harken back to my days in the intelligence community, we want to get to this crisis before it reaches attack at our border, that means precursor chemicals in china and the mexican cartel is operating with impunity. arthel: people are clearly frustrated and when they ask, is there anything the military can do, what is the answer? >> there's lots of thing

oecd, the political report said it's leaning towards myra. summer of joe biden with his aviators, that seems to be puttering out in real time. >> laura: the number one state that could be a bellwether for an absolute republican wave would be what? let's see a gubernatorial race. if it went to republic, which would preside to republican wave? >> oregon. >> laura: it's got to be pacific northwest. if that goes red, all bets are off of the democrats. >> and i will go back to oregon. it will be safe again. >> laura: the lives of beloved children's characters, why are they being revealed. a big city mayor has an answer to her crime problem. raymond arroyo will bring us the details. "seen and unseen" is next. >> laura: time for our "seen and unseen" segment or we explore the cultural stories of the day with the author of "the wise men who found christmas." raymond arroyo. great to see you. there's a new streaming movie with a big reveal. >> it is a scooby doo movie. >> laura: i was going to say that. it was funnier. velma has a new love interest? >

myra has no courage because she is not herself. she is strictly a road candidate for the handlers in washington. host: octavio out of las vegas, good morning you are next. caller: good morning. when i see the far left, how it is broken and arranged, these last couple of years, i am really scared. i am a maga supporter. i am far from being a semi-fascist. when i see how the price of gas has -- the democrats have managed to put this upon us. i will never be democrat anymore. i am a maga supporter and i don't think i will be democrat for the rest of my life. host: what does it mean to be a maga supporter in your mind? caller: a maga supporter. they can say we are kool-aid drinkers and all of that. we are putting this country first, family. those of us who are god-fearing, who believe in life, that are lifting ourselves up by our own bootstraps and i don't -- the mainstream media treated donald trump and i will never be a democrat anymore. host: octavio inda vande, a state in which one in four voters are hispanic. showing states with h

myra has no courage because she is not herself. she is strictly a road candidate for the handlers in washington. host: octavio out of las vegas, good morning you are next. caller: good morning. when i see the far left, how it is broken and arranged, these last couple of years, i am really scared. i am a maga supporter. i am far from being a semi-fascist. when i see how the price of gas has -- the democrats have managed to put this upon us. i will never be democrat anymore. i am a maga supporter and i don't think i will be democrat for the rest of my life. host: what does it mean to be a maga supporter in your mind? caller: a maga supporter. they can say we are kool-aid drinkers and all of that. we are putting this country first, family. those of us who are god-fearing, who believe in life, that are lifting ourselves up by our own bootstraps and i don't -- the mainstream media treated donald trump and i will never be a democrat anymore. host: octavio inda vande, a state in which one in four voters are hispanic. showing states with h

officers arrested myra richmond and keyari carter and a 15-year-old juvenile.ice say they do not encourage victims of crime to fight back. >> stupidity, courage, not sure where the line is. >> and urged citizens to be aware of their surroundings at all hours. all suspects under custody and on charges of attempted murder. the juvenile has a no bail warrant out of alameda county. >> a test website has just gone live for people to apply for student loan forgiveness. the department of education is allowing people to submit applications for the debt relief program. those who submit applications will not have to reapply. this beta site will be put on pause as the team evaluates for the official site later this month. two of the largest grocery chains are set to become one. kroger announced it will buy albertsons in a $24.6 billion deal. that makes it one of the largest mergers ever in american retail history. the companies have about 5000 stores total. albertsons owns safeway, lucky's , and many more, and kroger's includes food 4 less, ralphs, and others. federal reg

when you look just along the border, it wasn't just myra flores wasn't a fluke, she's going to get reelected. these are three very strong candidates. you look at where we're spending in california from duarte to scott down in orange county. you just had mariot as well. we can win from rhode island to california to oregon to washington to iowa. that's because the nation wants to see the individuals that actually have a plan to change this country around. inflation is hurting everyone. democrats created it. defunding of the police made taur streets unsafe. creating open border made our kids a challenge. there's no accountability in washington to hold anybody in check. department of justice goes after parents call them terrorist because they go to their kids school board meeting, that's got to change. when you have a commitment to america, you have a plan for a new direction and a new opportunity. that's in 21 days. we want everyone to go to the polls. >> dana: thank you for being with us. we'll see how this turns out. >> bill: pretty clear on every answer. >> dana: you will see, i was talking

across the street is myra. she has been walking over to pick up veronica's wet furniture. she wants to grab it for herself, because they've got nothing left inside that house you see there. they have completely flooded. so in this moment where people are trying to just come to grips with the destruction that the storm has brought, even wet furniture is good enough for them right now. so a really difficult situation here. very hard to get around. people trying to clean up and a river that's just sitting across here threatening to come back up against these homes once again. >> now let's go and 40 miles inland to arcadia, florida. nadia romero is there. my understanding is supplies arrived there earlier today. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we're seeing a lot of people who are so happy they survived the storm . the only way you can get through is by boat. what you're seeing way out there in the water are rvs, big campers thrown around by the hurricane. that's what's blocking people to get to the other side and continue onto southwest, florida. the only way to get through

he was one of the victims of the moors murderers ian brady and myra hindley.ever been seen since. nobody has never been seen since. nobody has been found. —— no body. brady and hindley were convicted in the 19605 and hindley were convicted in the 1960s at a crown court trial for his murder along with that of four other youngsters. his body is the one set of remains that has never been found. his mum went to her grave still hoping her son's body would be recovered. she even spoke to ian brady and made contact with him and at one point ian brady went to saddleworth moor to make an unsuccessful attempt to locate the remains. police are saying they have found nothing as yet put the investigation is continuing, and given the weather conditions, it is likely to be going on for a little while yet. tim iran now. —— to iran. there've been huge protests around the world in support of women's rights in iran after the death of mahsa amini, who died after being arrested for not covering her hair. an iranian human rights group says people in nearly 160 cities have taken to

leslie vega, myra florez. and they are freethinking women.y are not giving you talking points but speaking from the heart, speaking from the community do my community and community and out of the box of what you are supposed to say, especially the hispanic that are so impressive. so good for the g.o.p. and these women to get elected and some of the issues that they will champion because you can bet the education which is a top issue will be a top issue for these moms. >> steve: absolutely because for the most part, republicans are motivated. brian kemp running for governor in the state of georgia yesterday with us. what he did, they are trying to get out the vote. they are encouraging republican voters and anyone who will vote to vote early. they were predicting this year only 60% of the people who cast ballots will do it in person. but a quarter will be mailed. and so, get out there. if you are going to vote, plan on voting that day, obviously. a backup plan because it is just that day. >> brian: that is right. if you are an illegal immigran

. >> how do they explain myra flores, running for congress, having won the primary?on the special seat. >> she won the special seat, right, but the hispanic congressional caucus rejected her as a member. are you considered latina if you're a democrat but not if you're republican? >> i'll say there's light-skinned blacks and dark-skinned blacks as well. >> i don't see color. >> i understand the point that you're making. i think democrats and republicans have to agree that you have to have a continuous conversation and engagement with blacks, with whites, latinos, hispanics, all voters. when you begin to take them for granted and think 45 days out from an election and get a massive get out the vote effort, that's the only engagement, you'll run into challenges that i don't have agree with the congresswoman. i understand what she's saying. you can't say they've never campaigned. i think there's a laziness among some democrats and strategist how you engage communities of color, particularly black and hispanic voters. black and hispanic voters are interested in crime, int

i'm very excited about the candidates you have on here, myra, monitored -- monica and they hold the valuese got to work. josÉ martin, the cuban philosopher said, those who are born to love and build and those who hate to destroy -- and destroy. this administration has taken a path of hate and destroy. we need to love and build at you can't build unless you work. [cheers and applause] >> laura: bob, there's so many people here tonight who own businesses, run businesses, make payrolls, most people in washington don't know how to make a payroll, never did. and they are talking about the lack of work ethic that this shutdown and the biden box that sign -- were sent out to people, how concerned are you that we are conditioning a new generation to put me time ahead of actual responsibility? >> robert: we never stop working. we are an essential business, but all business is essential. we need a reason to get up every day, god, family, work. look what has happened, we -- look what has happened to our children. i have 12 grandchildren and six children. this, suicide, mental health, all of these thi

this is myra flores against gonzales. on the gulf of mexico.as an uphill climb, but if she does well, you'll start to hear more about stories along the border here between mexico and texas. monica de la cruz, she stands a good chance of winning, and henry wayart, a strong challenge by cassie garcia. could be a tight election. what i am watching election night is what happens in these districts. and immigration, the border are going to be big topics down there. that's story number one. pop out to the west, talk about story number two, that's the economy, it's inflation, it is gas prices. las vegas is right down here, just above nevada district number three. this is susie lee, democrat, trying to win back her seat against april becker, the republican challenger. this is one of two of the most expensive races in the country, upwards of 25, $27 million alone, trying to capture this seat. its razor tight. republicans feel good about it because gas prices are so high, inflation is an issue, the economy is an issue. watch. nevada district three come e

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spreading the bean dogma is myra, who started working here 12 years ago, when there were only three employees. back then, they were packaging only 500 bags a day. that number today is closer to 10,000. >> a lot of people are learning about beans. they are very popular so they know they are super good so they are like, we went there beans. >> it also helped that several years ago, chef thomas keller of the french laundry discovered them and included them on the menu. >> everyone wanted the beans. >> what did you get? >> a really obscure being from police -- from jalisco. >> people can purchase gift boxes with a recipe book included for nonbelievers. there's even a bean club with 20,000 subscribers. the waitlist to join is 18 months. >> we do facilitate that aspect that you can do anything. >> this is chili. >> that aspect of doing anything includes sharing their most treasured family recipes from different regions of mexico, which, of course, has their own variety of beans. in napa, leanne melendez, abc7news. >> you can check out special stories in honor of hispanic heritage month on our abc7

. >> steve: somebody who represents the district on the border is myra flores. born in mexico.ber of congress born in mexico. so, what she did over the last couple of days, shoe he had applied. you heard about it a million times, the congressional hispanic caucus, started out back in the 1970s as a bipartisan group. she actually applied because she was born in mexico. and, do you know what? they won't let her. in here she is. >> on june 14th i basement first mexican born congresswoman ever elected in congress. and that's not good enough for them. and this is showing that they are not for the hispanic community. they are just there for their political party. i don't need them. the hispanic community stunt need them. we are the real voice we are the voice of the hispanic community. and we stand for the values that we were raised with. god, family, and hard work. that is what we are all about. >> ainsley: she won in a democratic district, too. >> steve: she did. here's the thing the congressional hispanic caucus only lets democrats in. back in the 1970s it was bipartisan and then