the hasidim themselves already in 1836 proclaimed the declaration of independence of the republic of texas and adopted the constitution, which officially restored slavery at the head of local radicals and rebels, sam houston became the same and will become the first president of texas , lived in the usa for a long time, built a political career there for several years even led. state of tennessee, the origin of houston and his associates allowed mexico to make a completely logical statement that what happened it is not the election of the local mexican population that is american expansion and provocation. of course, mexico did not recognize hasa's independence. but france, england, holland, and belgium obediently recognized this; in fact, this made it possible to consider the new country a full-fledged subject of international relations. sam houston introduced a pro-american course and even provided for the entry of texas into the united states and this will happen a little later independent. texas will stay only nine years in 1837, the us experienced an economic crisis. cotton prices fel

they proclaimed the declaration of independence of the republic of texas and adopted the constitutionich officially restored slavery at the head of local radicals and rebels, sam houston became the first president of texas, he lived for a long time, built a political career there , even led for several years. tennessee origin of houston and his associates allowed mexico to make a completely logical statement that what happened was not at all the elections of the local mexican population is an american expansion and provocation. of course, mexico did not recognize hasa's independence. but france, england, holland, and belgium obediently recognized this; in fact, this made it possible to consider the new country a full-fledged subject of international relations. sam houston led a pro-american course and even provided for the entry of texas into the united states and this will happen a little later independent. texas will only last nine years in 1837, the united states experienced an economic crisis. cotton prices fell and the potential gains from new land acquisition did not justify the

proclaimed the declaration of independence of the republic of texas and adopted the constitution, which officially restored slavery at the head of local radicals and rebels became sam houston, he will also become the first president of texas for a long time lived in the united states built a political career there for several years, even led. the state of tennessee, the origin of houston and his associates allowed mexico to make a completely logical statement that what happened was not at all the elections of the local mexican population is an american expansion and provocation. of course, mexico did not recognize hasa's independence. but obediently recognized france-england, holland belgium in fact, this made it possible to consider the new country a full-fledged subject of international relations. sam houston introduced a pro-american course and even provided for the entry of texas into the united states and this will happen a little later independent. texas will wake up only nine years in the united states in 1837, an economic crisis erupted. cotton prices fell and the potential gain

in case of independence the republic of texas could take 15th place in the list of the richest countriesin the world thanks to. that, uh, the state is a center for oil production, and , uh, refining petrochemicals, texas really is a donor. that is , in fact, he pays, uh, very large taxes to the federal budget. and uh, these taxes go not only to returns, then not only to texas itself but these taxes also support uh, states that are unprofitable here, so in this respect, uh, and uh, there is dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs, because that texas gives more than it receives and texas many texans believe that it is unfair that the state is completely self-sufficient in food in the region is the largest number. ferm. in the united states, texas also leads in terms of the number of cattle and grain crops, according to various estimates, oil reserves in texas read about 8 billion barrels, which is about 1/3 of all us reserves texas is one of the main centers for the development of computer components and systems, as well as software in the us austin area often referred to as sili

after nine years of the republic, our own nation, texas officially became part of the united states inebruary of 1846. sam houston, the founding father of the lone star state, was also born 230 years ago tomorrow. tomorrow is sam houston's birthday. happy birthday. sam houston was an extraordinary american, born in virginia, spent many years in tennessee where he served in the u.s. house of representatives and then became governor of tennessee. in texas he served as commander in chief of the texans army. he led the texas army to victory in the war for texas independence. when texas became an independent nation, sam houston served in the texas house of representatives and then as president of texas. he served in the united states senate and finally as governor of texas. i've always been a bit sad that my colleague senator cornyn happens to occupy the seat that once was held by sam houston. sam houston was a tireless talented leader and a great statesman who believed passionately in freedom. his words govern wisely and as little as possible remain true today and the lone star state still

my question to you is -- when somebody from the people's republic of china shows up in el paso, texas, and then claims asylum, is released into the interior of the united states, do you know where they are and what they are up to? secretary mayorkas: we very well can know where they are based upon -- senator cornyn: you can't, do you? secretary mayorkas: it depends on the individual and the fact of the -- senator cornyn: it depends on the individual. some of you don't know where you are or what they're up to, is that right? secretary mayorkas: senator, the issue of individuals absconding from law enforcement isn't a challenge that -- senator cornyn: and you are failing in that challenge, mr. secretary. you and the biden administration policies are contributing to what is happening on the border, and according to ms. mcconville, she credited the biden broken policies contributing to the death of her son and you don't have the common decency to apologize. secretary mayorkas: senator, as i mentioned before, and i must say this, that my heart is with the victims of every death from an ove

of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from texas, ms. garcia. ms. garcia: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has passed s. 645, an act cited as the fighting posttraumatic stress disorder act of 2023, in which concurrence of the house is requested. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise to address the house and ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, if you lined up the $10 trillion that the congressional budget office reports will owe as interest on our national debt, if you line that up in $100 bills, it would stretch from new

bank failure like the recent ones of silicon valley bank and signature, 11 mega banks pumped $30 billion in republic, but to reassure his customers, this ceo of a west texas bank chose a different tactic and he's here to explain. that's next. and former president trump says he expects to be indicted, arrested and indicted on tuesday. what it means for the future of his presidential campaign. that, too, lies ahead. it's daylight saving time. what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ scotts daylawn saving is the biggest deal of the year. stock up early and save up to $20 dollars on the best scotts products. every day, millions of things need to get to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the carbon intensity of the fuels that keep things moving. today, we're producing renewable diesel that can be used in existing diesel tanks. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to keep moving forward. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payro

republic of the congo constitutes a violation of the sanctions regime. the reason the announcement of the blay institute beneficiary of the global south, texas and friedman, becoming a recipient of a use funding to help african government with crust. what a trade brings more questions than it does answers. because why would african government need an advisory body? even though they got themselves to the continent wide free trade area agreement that i believe has a velocity in lagos, nigeria, larry, we spoke to a former south african m p, who says that tony blair is a war criminal. you should go to the hague instead of africa. tony blair is a walk. you must go to the hey, to answer to these charges of your walk in using so the power of unit, civil society, proportion and good agenda. we know these. if africans and worlds, we know that they are not interested in supporting the development of africa. tony blair musket, i'll go africa. 20 there is a criminal. must go to the hague, an unsub, whole war crimes that he was involved in generating when you start to. but we enough got a just completion, tony dest interference, india of the african continent. we are

my question to you is when somebody from the people's republic of china shows up in el paso texas and then claims asylum as released into the interior of the united states, do you know where they are and what they are of two? >> we very well know where they are based upon -- >> you don't, do you? >> it depends on the individual and the fact -- >> if it depends on the individual, some of them you don't know where they are are or what they are up to. >> the issue of individuals absconding from law enforcement is a challenge that. >> and you were failing in that challenge, mr. sec. you and the biden administration policies are contributing to what is happening on the border and according to the policies contributing to the death of her son and you won't even have the common decency to apologize. >> as i mentioned before i must say this that my heart is with the victims of every death from an overdose. number two, we are bringing unprecedented force to the fight against the drug traffickers. number three, the scourge of fentanyl is not new. it is not something that was born in 2021. and i

avoid another bank failure, 11 mega banks pumped $30 billion into first republic, but to reassure his customers, this ceo of a west texas bank chose a different tactic and he's here to explain. that's next. >>> and former president trump says he expects to be indicted on tuesday. what it means for the future of his presidential campaign, that lies ahead. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget about the boss. sometimes- you just want to eat your heroes. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time.. back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find great talent. but with upwork, there's highly skilled talent from all over the globe right at your fingertips. it's where businesses meet great remote talent and remote talent meets great opportunity. ♪ ♪ this is how we work now ♪ ♪hit it!♪ ♪it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ♪ ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ ♪one, two, get loose now! it takes two to make a-♪ stay two nights and get 8,000 bonus points. book now at bestwestern.com think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no. he's making real-time money mo

of questions about what this will mean in the long term. kristen homes texas cnn. alright let's bring in senior political correspondent of the new republic, daniel straus. good morning. nice to see you morning trump using some strong and violent rhetoric to describe these legal probes against him. how concerning is this, especially in case he does get indicted in this hush money case in particular? i mean, it's concerning enough that law enforcement throughout the country has taken this seriously , but i think it also underscores how much trump is prioritizing, rallying his supporters to his side and trying to spark some kind of ah , strong, visible response to indictment. if it comes, he clearly wants some kind of spectacle on as on as largest scale as possible, and i think that's what he was really getting it with that language. yeah, vilifying prosecutors of vilifying the whole judicial process and then mocking, um, his potential opponents right here he is about governor ron desantis listen. so he came and he really wanted. i said you can't win. can you headache can win, sir. if you endorse me, i'll win. please please, sir, endorsed m

that are coming to the rescue of first republic bank and what it all means, and then you see that that's the storm video from dallas fort worth area. that's irving, texas, where they had that wall crumble in the thunderstorms. big hail as big as baseballs. i'm gonna go ahead and show you where that moves next all throughout the panhandle of florida, so if you're traveling east you want to know about that. and the cold. plus, we have an exclusive interview with the ceo of the company behind chat gpt. rebecca jarvis gets him there on the promise of artificial intelligence and why it makes even him a little scared. and then why the lunchtime staple the sandwich might be unhealthy . plus don't sleep on the best mattress for you, and you definitely don't want to snooze on the stars here this morning, helen mirren and rachel ziegler right here on g m. a so ginger. i see that your your green for st patrick's day which we love. well, you didn't say was that we had a really special moment earlier in the show today that we didn't expect live tv. where there was there's a prey that's coming up and there was a person dressed up in, um how would you describe you sa

first republic said over the weekend it was in strong shape but the stories here and broad underscore the concern of the drama in the banking sector being far from over. >>> in texas a federal judge heard arguments in a lawsuit aimed at banning the most prescribed pill for abortions. it's been fda approved for more than two decades. as dasha burns explains, the outcome could have consequences nationwide. >> reporter: anticipation in amarillo building for weeks as a case in this texas courthouse could restrict access nationwide to the abortion pill, the most commonly used method for terminating pregnancies in the country. a conservative judge appointed by trump could soon decide whether to issue a preliminary injunction blocking access to mifeprex, generically known as mifepristone. the fda approved it as part of a two-drug abortion regimen in 2000. both sides had two hours to present their arguments and the judge peppering them with questions. today was the first public hearing in the case. the judge delayed adding it to the public docket to avoid a circus-like atmosphere inspiring one group of demonstrators. >> i remember before roe v. wade and now i'm looking at

of the flight. well england 53rd texas 53rd california republic and so on. in any case, the us does not need. ld, which russia and china are now building when i look at the footage, but those servicemen of a military doctor. you showed that you changed sex, but in ukraine and when i see these heavy ones loaded with armor tanks abrams leopard i have a feeling that we don’t have century-old changes , but millennial ones like a thousand years ago they crusade against us, all the scum from europe, which is unwashed dirty and sends everyone there, so they don’t need their own citizens who are not built into this world and we are really fighting, like 800 years ago, like alexander nevsky with the crusaders loaded with armor with christ's campaigns. i recall that there were children's crusades just to get rid of the excess population and so on. here we defend ourselves as then 800 years back, and we will protect ourselves with these heavy armor on the knights, and not fall through the ice of something like that of a lake. here is my analogy. some yes, i see these movements in ukraine these people who

storm in texas, zero visibility, and during hurricane gusts of wind , residents hid in their homes, such storms in the state often suffer from them local farmers. in the donetsk people 's republic and the volunteer battalion from the former ukrainian military is being replenished , everyone who previously joined the apu is going to defend the new russian regions. here is hopelessness or violence, and through the fate in ukraine, no one cares for a long time, how volunteers are accepted into everyone of the 62 volunteers, they have their own history, but they all have common motives, they were all born and live in the donbass or zaporozhye, the armed forces of ukraine served at different times and in different units. there was chaos , drug addiction, alcoholism. everyone was drunk, everyone was on drugs. well, as the collapse, in short, complete and plus more. well, this didn’t suit me, i didn’t want to go to fight, and therefore i avoided it. i understood that we would be led to meat. it's just that mikhail, for example, managed to complete only the course of a young fighter and immediately realized that with such an army he was not on the way. all relatives friends live here o

republic has joined lithuania and expanding ties with taiwan in recent years. former us president donald trump has held a campaign rally in waco, texas. trump is facing possible criminal charges and mixed holding ahead of next year's republican primaries. man, if his die hard supporters say the legal threats and nothing more than a witch hunt, that'll tempt being rather ignited for maybe a possible restaurant this week. and i think that's just the far left again, just another attack on donald trump and they're getting very tiresome. and again, donald trump is for america any fights permanent. alan fisher has more now from washington, dc. this was donald trump's 1st campaign rally in 2024, although he did speak to c pack just a couple of weeks ago. and he held it and waco, texas scenario, which voted overwhelmingly for donald trump in the last presidential election. it's also the 1st rally. he's held since he predicted on social media that he was about to be arrested after the district attorney in new york were bring charges against them for illegal campaign, financing and false reporting. that all surrounding a payment made to an adult film star before the 2016 presidential election. you remember that

texas intermediate, a barrel of oil. oil prices are way down and falling further. 10 bucks down in the last week. this is first republiche san francisco bank has been teetering for a few weeks. but big banks came to the rescue, led by chase's jamie dimon. he and other banks joined together to deposit money in first republic. news accounts say other banks balked at first when he said let's do this, but then citigroup, wells fargo and bank of america all said yes. let me say that again, chase, wells fargo, bank of america, citigroup, they came to another bank's rescue and that makes them sound strong. so now all kinds of other banks want to join and sound strong, too. there are now 11 banks helping out first republic. >> treasury secretary janet yellin testified before a senate committee thursday to talk about the budget, but as you would imagine, she was asked about the health of banks and america's own credit in the form of the debt ceiling. we'll talk more about that come us up as we talk politics. >> different story and different planet. this is a volcano on venous. we knew they had volcanos but we didn't know they w

of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from texas, ms. garcia. ms. garcia: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to five requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. i sook unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. it's a pleasure to call you mr. speakerrer. i rise to honor two high school graduates, my momma had them in math class. they received this year's helen ross mcnabb spirit award. it recognizes folks who have done great work to support the mcnabb center in the community. they were both raised by parents who taught them the values of faith, family, and hard work. they keep these values close to their hearts and make constant efforts to serve folks around them whenever they can. mr. burchett: this includes

texas, in reports of huge hail now the new threat this morning. ginger is tracking lifeline some of the nation's biggest banks step into safe first republic on the verge of collapse. pumping in $30 billion rising tensions over the down us drone, the pentagon defending its decision to release the footage, plus the nato ally now agreeing to send warplanes to ukraine. new arrests in the death of a virginia man at a state psychiatric hospital. three more staff members now charged with murdering irv otieno what his family is saying this morning. france erupts fires in the streets after president macron races retirement age. police fired tear gas arrest hundreds on the loose monkey on the front porch. the animal attacking an oklahoma woman outside her home. she tells us about the terrifying encounter this morning. tip talk on the clock, with the popular out facing a possible ban in the u. s the new report that finds tiktok has your data even if you've never used it. abc news exclusive. the ceo of the company behind the groundbreaking chat g b t. you're a little bit scared a little bit, doing everything from writing essays to analyzing pictures, even helping