they met in los angeles and moved to san antonio in 1971. my father is african-american, my mother is white. they were an interracial couple in south texas in the 70's. now their youngest son is a member of congress. when they first went to san antonio, they had difficulty buying a home. now i am representing my hometown. part of that is because people are no longer voting on the color of your skin. people knew what was going to work hard and get things done. that i was going to work across the aisle. that i have the experience you need. no one here has that. for me, it is about working hard. whether you are black, brown, or anything, people care about a couple of things. they want food on the table, a roof over their head, and the people that they love to be healthy and happy. when you address those issues, it is going to resonate with people. host: you are different from the president in terms of parties. if you have a sense of his background and what it was like him to grow up in a similar situation? rep. hurd: i am aware. there are a num

san antonio has the highest rate?> one of the highest rates, yes. >> hinojosa: one of the highest rates of latina teen pregnancy and one of the higher rates... highest rates of multiple pregnancies for latina teenagers, if i'm not mistaken. >> that's true. >> hinojosa: now, a mayor inserting himself into that issue-- why? >> because it's important for the future well being of the city. >> hinojosa: and how do you figure that you can tackle this thing that has been, you know, a problem? how can a mayor... and i'm always wondering, because i'm saying, "is mayor julian castro thinking that if he can create policy that actually affects something that is... can be measured"... but latina teen pregnancy has been... it's a huge problem. so what's your plan? >> sure. well, first, we're still in the middle of coming up with the approach, but essentially, you know, it has to do with a couple of things: making sure that folks have the right type of resources and information about how to avoid pregnancy, ensuring that they have a

los meteorÓlogos indicaron que el mal tiempo llegÓ acompaÑado de rayos y granizo, en parte de san antonios. algunos riachuelos y pantanosas desbordaron y el agua llegÓ casi hasta los parachoques de los vehÍculos.

so they will return to san antonio. paul mentioned they'll be back at the staples center tuesday night. golden state, memphis will try to go for a sweep as houston will tonight. the clippers and the spurs in what is the most compelling first round matchup all tied at two games apiece. a superb response with a 114-105 victory. for producer tim corgan and mark jackson and our entire abc crew thanks for watching here on abc home of the nba finals. stay tuned, the studio up after th it seems someone used your social security number to open a line of credit at a jewelry store. what would i ever buy at a jewelry store? we'll work with you to get this resolved and confirm when the account is closed. you're amazing, thanks! amazing. you only have one identity. protect it with the best. lifelock. ♪ ♪ >>> when the los angeles clippers have been down two games to one they have n come back to win that series. 0-7 in franchise history. what do you always say. it's got to happen some time right? we shall see. the most important game

so they will return to san antonio. paul mentioned they'll be back at the staples center tuesday night. golden state, memphis will try to go for a sweep as houston will tonight. the clippers and the spurs in what is the most compelling first round matchup all tied at two games apiece. a superb response with a 114-105 victory. for producer tim corgan and mark jackson and our entire abc crew thanks for watching here on abc home of the nba finals. stay tuned, the studio up after these messages. it seems someone used your social security number to open a line of credit at a jewelry store. what would i ever buy at a jewelry store? we'll work with you to get this resolved and confirm when the account is closed. you're amazing, thanks! amazing. you only have one identity. protect it with the best. lifelock. ♪ ♪ >>> when the los angeles clippers have been down two games to one they have never come back to win that series. 0-7 in franchise history. what do you always say. it's got to happen some time right? we shall see. the mos

estuvieron dtenidos al sur de san antonio, texas.sta entrevista que ellos pasaron quiere decir que un oficial ha determinado que tienen una posibilidad para ganar su caso. >> el 19 de marzo la caravana de migrantes llegÓ al puente internacional a pedir asilo o una visa humanitaria para viajar a washington. al ser detenidos, tres optaron por ser deportados y ya estÁn en su paÍs. otros tres no aprobaron la primera entrevista para el asilo. >> les epido a diosos que les dÉ fuerza a ellos. >> nos sentimos tristes y confiamos en que los saque a todos. >> la caravana saliÓ de honduras el 25 de febrero con destino a washington. querÍan reunirse con el presidente barack obama para pedirle que no siga deportando mÁs gente. bvi van a llegar a washington. >> es la fe que tenemos. >> tras ser liberados fueron transportados a un albergue en san antonio donde gorazon de una comida caliente y disfrutaron del aire libre. en prisiÓn todos perdieron peso. >> estaban tratando de matar nuestra esperanza, nuestro espÍritu, nuestra voluntad. nuestra fuerz

san antonio is the most popular city in the district a fourth of san antonio. that's where i was born and raised. my parents still live in the house i was born into. that's on the eastern end of the district. on the western end is el paso a large city also covered by two members of congress. in between, you have towns like castroville and hondo, and alpine, big ben national park and it's about a 67% hispanic district, and so you know, you have such a rural part and urban areas of san antonio, and el paso. the thing that struck me the most when i was criss crossing the 29 counties is that people care about national security. they're worried about their future, and they are worried about the safety of their children and their family. that was great because of my background. you know, i spent almost a decade as an undercover officer in the cia, and this played well to be able to represent the district very well. >> talking about that in a moment, but if you traveled from one end of the district to the other, a straight shot how long would it take? >> 11 hours goin

cuando visitÓ san antonio por primera vez dijo, que ahÍ se quedaba, y no se moviÓ. >> tambiÉn lo llamanucho cariÑo y mucha gente que lo amaba el salvador, honduras, guatemala, mÉxico, en sÍ, en todas partes del mundo. >> muy contento del apoyo que he tenido del pÚblico. >> es que los pegajosos sonidos de aniceto retumbaron en varios continentes. >> era una persona muy respetable, era un amigo de univisiÓn. >> el legado de su mÚsica siempre va a estar, y su corito, el "jajaja", Él decÍa: yo quiero que sigas con la agrupaciÓn, quiero que sigas adelante, como que hemos venido haciendo la cumbia. flavio: ahora pasamos a hablar de otra estrella, hace 20 aÑos el mundo de la mÚsica latina se estremeciÓ al recibir la noticia de la muerte de selena, hoy desde muy temprano decenas de personas llegaron al cementerio de corpus christi, texas, para recordar a la reina a dos dÉcadas de su partida, sus admiradores tambiÉn se dieron cita en el admirador de la flor donde se encuentra una estatua de la cantante y allÍ recordarÁn sus cualidades, sobre todo su humildad_ >> estaba muy conectada con sus fans

vamonos a ver las imagenes al alamdome en san antonio.nos a ver las imagenes al alamdome en san antonio. take vo vo si el mal estado de la cancha no ayudo, pero el equipo mexicano se vio que no estaba conectado y no tenia idea ofensiva. lo rescatable para ellos fue el jugador del leon luis montes que se ve activo y en buena forma. el primer gol para los comandados por yurgen klinsman llegaria en el segundo tiempo al minuto 49 despues de un rebote. el joven de la universidad de stanford "jordan morris" anoto el 1-0 en su debut con la seleccion mayor... en el minuto 72 cayo el segundo gol con un poco de complicidad del mal estado de la cancha, se ve claramente como se resbala el defensa para darle espacio a juan agudelo que saco disparo de afuera del area para vencer al portero mexicano. un gol donde a lo mejor el cancerbero pudo a ver hecho algo mas.. la seleccion mayor descansa hasta junio cuando ya parta para sudamerica para dos partidos amistosos antes de la copa america. primero el 3 de junio ante peru y despues ante brasil el 7 de jun

going forward i know that san antonio the city of san antonio is going to put up about a million dollarsry funding to move ahead? >> yes. we announced yesterday that we're going to be working with the state of san antonio in a master planning process. there has been a revival of downtown san portion of the alamo plaza, so we'll be working together with the city to be sure that we can restore the area. what happens when you come into downtown san antonio, it's -- the alamo is in the center, in the heart of san antonio, and sometimes a little hard to find, but also a little broken up with streets and different types of things. we want to revision how we can make that area a little more sacred and really stand for the things that we've been hearing from our xhintcommunity and texans that they want to see around the shrine of texas liberty. we need the city's help and the work of our key stakeholders order to make that happen and do it right. the last time this has been visioned from the city's perspective has been 1994, so the commissioner has made the alamo a priority for him. it only make

they were known as the san antonio four and they claimed they were innocent. here is what one told the judge. >> he starts telling us that we were touched, and we know and this is how she touched you. from then on it was constanty nagging on something that isn't happen. he has -- that didn't happen. it was this happened this happened. she did this. we were coached >>> despite that testimony, the women have not been exonerated. heidi zhou-castro looks at the long road to justice for the san antonio four. [ clapping ] >> reporter: it's been almost a year and a half since the san antonio four reunited outside the bear county gaol as free women, they had been separated and behind bars for two decades. >> i've had a chance to re-establish relationships with my kids. i spent a lot of time with my grand baby and niece. >> sometimes i have to sit back when we are, you know, joking and playing and i just cannot believe that we are all out here once again together you know. >> though freed, they have not been cleared. >> does it feel real to you yet? >> no i don't think

. >>> well they became known as the san antonio four. women who served 15 years in prison convicted of molesting two young girls. they are now fighting to prove their innocence and heidi zhou castro tells us, they're getting a second chance. >> they said they spent two decades in prison for a crime that never happened. today the san antonio four are arguing for their exoneration in court. we caught up with them earlier elizabeth, christie, cassandra and anna, in 1994 the four were accused of a horrific crime raping two young girls as part of a satanic ritual. the women say they were targeted for being lesbian. they said that their accusers, sisters, age 7 and 9 were influenced by their father to make up the crime. though offered plea bargained to testify against each other the four were sent back. they were found guilty and sent to prison. then the state's case began to crumble. one of the victims recanted. a doctor who testified for the state admitted she had may have been wrong in saying that the girls were abused. a judge recommended

my dad likes to say he was the first like republican in san antonio. -- first black republican in san antonio. i have not been able to fact check that. my dad was a salesman for 30 years. when he retired, he and my mother started a beauty supply school. and i saw what it meant to build something from scratch and be rewarded for your efforts. these were the experiences i had growing up. mr. scully: brothers, sisters? representative hurd: i am the baby of three. my sister is four years older, my brother is five years older. we are really close. mr. scully: when you took the oath of office, what were your mom and dad thinking? representative hurd: my mom was crying and my dad was proud. my dad was 82 years old. he showed up to the capitol. he usually walks with a cane. he did not have his cane. i said, dad, do i need to get your cane? he straightens up real stiff and says, i am in the capitol. i do not need a cane today. he walked without his cane for the entire day. i know they were super proud. my parents have always believed in me and have always been my rock and biggest supporters. i

and you know when they first moved to san antonio, they had difficulty buying a home. i'm representing my hometown. part of that people are not votes on color of your skin. on content of your character. people knew i would work hard to get things done. would i work across the aisle. i have experience and background that is unique. nobody up here has that. so for me, it is about it is about working hard. at the end of the day whether you're black brown or anything, people care about a couple of things. they want food on the table a roof over their head and want people that they love to be healthy and happy right? when you address those issues doesn't matter which community you're in, it will resonate with people. >> host: you're different obviously from the president in terms of parties but do you have

prefiero vivir en san antonio y luego en miami, luego en seattle", y asÍ?esidente tiene una meta, de terminar con el desamparo en los estados unidos para el 2020, comenzando con terminar con el desamparo de los veteranos para el 2015, y en los Últimos cuatro aÑos hemos visto una merma del 33% en los veteranos desamparados. >> por alguna razÓn, a los presidentes les gusta designar a latinos para el departamento de vivienda. henry cisneros en san antonio lo fue, mel martÍnez, el republicano, y ahora usted. ¿por quÉ ocurre esto? >> bueno, claro, esas son decisiones que cada presidente toma. pero yo creo que henry cisneros y el sr. martÍnez lograron mucho progreso en este puesto. han sido muy gentiles-- >> ¿lo hicieron? >> en darme cierta guÍa cuando yo empecÉ, ambos. >> como latino, ¿usted siente la responsabilidad de luchar por otros latinos? en otras palabras, cuando habla con el presidente barack obama, ¿tambiÉn habla de inmigraciÓn? >> sÍ siento una responsabilidad, claro, como latino, que soy una de las personas que tiene este tipo de acceso y de oportuni

i try to fly out of san antonio two weekend a month. midland one weekend and el paso the fourth weekend of that month. to deal with that part of the district. we try to focus our legislative efforts on things that resonate or are important in the district. and are key in my background right? the fact i'm chairman of a subcommittee. i information technology with government oversight and reform is a great opportunity to leverage my experience and background. i have a degree in computer science from a and m. i did offensive cyber operations when i was in the cia. when i left the cia, lost my first-run for congress, partner in consulting firm and start ad cybersecurity company. i was able to use that to focus on four areas, private sir i.t. procurement, cybersecurity and information sharing and then emerging technology. so that's where we spend a good deal of time because of that chairmanship. >> host: why is will hurd a republican? >> guest: i'm a republican because look, i believe in freedom. i believe in small government. i believe in ha

informando desde san antonio texas.ar a mis hijos en el lugar y gracias a que me levantaba las dos o tres de la maÑana saber que no estaba sola. saber que siempre estaba la fuerza suprema que me guiaba emocionaba. me daba la fuerza que me hacÍa falta. asÍ que, siempre digo que nunca, nunca hay que dejar la fe. cuando depositÉ las cosas la mano de dios. tÚ ves cÓmo se manifiesta. de pronto puedes disfrutar de todas las bendiciones tanto como estÁ. pamela: imagÍnate es aquÍ divina como humana, pero sobre todo sobre todas las cosas eres una super mamÁ. eso nos consta. asÍ que, felicidades. temerse mucho mÁs. es decir, destacando tus hijos. barbara: esa relaciÓn que tienes con ellos es muy especial, muy genuina asÍ que, ellos de seguro se les llena de orgullo cuando hablan de ti. pamela: no es el hermano de jackie es el hijo. no es la hermana, es la hija. jackie: tienen 24:25 aÑos. _tienen 24 y 25 aÑos. me ayudaria porque asÍ somos las mujeres latinas. al echar mucho pero mucha fe. pero bueno seÑoras, como siempre digo, des

de terrenos valuados en 22 millones de dÓlares, esto en san antonio.dos unidos en desembarcar en cuba con talleres de baloncesto a cargo de dos grandes estrellas de este deporte. tendremos esto y mucho mÁs esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: policÍas buscan intrusos de cuatro patas que causan pÁnico y curiosidad en la capital del mundo. [mÚsica] >> hay pÁnico en nueva york y nueva jersey ante la apariciÓn de coyotes en varias zonas urbanas. >> expertos crequen se han separado de sus manadas debido a la sobrepobraciÓn. >> algunos especialistas creen que no hay razÓn para estar alarmados. >> es la segunda apariciÓn en lo que va de esta semana. se trata de un peligroso coyote que fue visto en este concurrido parque. >> cÓmo es que puede pasar por las calles asÍ? es que el parque no estÁ conectado... con la regiÓn, los bosques, afuera, no? >> fue visto por primera vez corriendo la madrugada del miÉrcoles y luego se fue a la fuga, provocando el cierre de varias secciones de esta instalaciÓn. en horas de la noche fue visto nuevamente causando una inten

los meteorÓlogos indicaron que el mal tiempo llegÓ acompaÑado de rayos y granizo, en parte de san antoniones tras haber evitado dispararle al sospechoso de homicidio que a gritos le pedÍa que jalar el gatillo. la confrontaciÓn del programa de la cÁmara corporal del oficial y muestra cÓmo el individuo desafÍa al uniformado y le grita que la dispare. el policial ordena retroceder y tirarse al piso intrusiones que finalmente obedece al sujeto identificado como michael de 27 aÑos. acusado de homicidio de su novia y otra vÍctima. las autoridades se le fijaron la fianza de 2 millones de dÓlares. fÉlix: las autoridades del estado de nueva york han emitido una alerta de salud tras el dramÁtico aumento del caso de personas que acuden a los hospitales por emergencias relacionadas a marihuana sintÉtica. el gobernador dijo que mÁs de 160 pacientes en tan sÓlo nueve dÍas han sido atendidos por reacciones adversas a ese tipo de estupefacientes conocidos como spice. aranxa: una aprobaciÓn de 47 votos a favor, y tres en contra y concejo municipal de esa ciudad aprobÓ una ley que le prohÍbe a los empleado

estuvieron en este centro al sur de san antonio, texas, en espera de asilo.minado que tienen una posibilidad para ganar su caso frente a un juez. >> la caravana de trece migrantes llegaron al puente internacional a pedir asilo o una visa humanitaria para viajar a washington. al ser detenidos tres optaron por ser deportados y ya estÁn en su paÍs. otros tres no aprobaron la primera entrevista para el asilo. >> le pido a dios que les dÉ fuerzas a ellos. >> nos sentimos tristes y confiamos a dios que los saque. >> la caravana de mutilados saliÓ el 25 de febrero con destino a washington dce. >> van a llegar a washington. >> es la fe que tenemos. >> tras ser liberados fueron transportados a un albergue para migrantes donde disfrutaron del aire libre. en prisiÓn todos perdieron pÍsimo. >> estaban tratando de matar nuestra esperanza, nuestro espÍritu, nuestra voluntad. nuestra fuerza. se estaba yendo lentae. lentamente. >> por ahora se quedarÁn en este albergue. mientras tanto, dicen que quieren disfrutar su libertad y preparar ese recorrido a washington porque ahora

right from san antonio, through dallas, and essentially, it was a bizarre thing. you have the culture and the east of the woods, based on timber, land, water. when you got past the tree-lined , this is a terrifying moment. no trees to build houses. no water. all of that happened right there so that house was at the edge of that moment, that physical, geological moment where the land changed and that was there. it is an amazing little place they picked to build their house. we have that captivity of cynthia parker. she bore three children, refused to come back. famous as the white squall who would not return. that story played out. her oldest son was one of parker, the greatest comanche warrior of his age. i will tell you one really great story about him. i consider quanah parker one of the most extraordinary of the 19th century. probably the most formidable comanche warrior of his era. he led the last of the comanches into the terrible dying days of 1875 and the buffalo had all been killed after all the other tribes have surrendered. he moved to the comanche reser

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right through the middle of texas right from san antonio in dallas. and essentially this bizarre thing happened. the culture of the east was the culture of the woods, based on timber, land, water. when you got past the tree-lined this is a terrifying moment. no trees to build houses. no water. this house is right at the edge of this moment this physical geographical moment where the lead changed and that was there, too. that is where they built the house. we haven't narrated in the book, the captivity of cynthia -- we have it narrated in the book, the captivity of cynthia parker, she did not return, she was famous as the white squad that were not returned. her oldest son was the greatest comanche warrior of his age and i will not go into details but i want to tell you a great story about quanah. i consider quanah parker one of the most extraordinary people of the 14th century, one of the most formidable warriors. that is saying something. he was a brilliant field general, never defeated by whites in battle. led the last of the comanche into the terrib

san antonio the only team to beat warriors. 107-92 the final.he final four set for tomorrow night. wisconsin facing duke. this is not matchup most envisioned but it should be a great game with two great head coaches. last night duke beat michigan state. wisconsin had to upset undefeated kentucky. beating the wild skats an accomplishment but they still had 40 minutes of basketball to play. >> i think last night's game simply says okay. it puts you in position now to go after the championship. >> we both have earned it to get here. you know, their road and our road it's been a difficult one. and we've responded. but it doesn't surprise me that wisconsin is in it. >> all right. what a finish we had today at the shell houston open. a three-way playoff with the winner get an invite to next week's masters. ls hollings bury nine of his first 12 house holes. in the clubhouse at 16 under. wagner needed a long birdie to join him at 16 under. do you think he is excited. holmes and spooegt who was on the fairway at 18 aftering with a smile. needed a birdie

they met in los angeles and moved to san antonio in 1971. my father is african-american, my mother is white. they were an interracial couple in south texas in the 70's. now their youngest son is a member of congress. when they first went to san antonio, they had difficulty buying a home. now i am representing my hometown. part of that is because people are no longer voting on the color of your skin. people knew what was going to work hard and get things done. that i was going to work across the aisle. that i have the experience you need. no one here has that. for me, it is about working hard. whether you are black, brown, or anything, people care about a couple of things. they want food on the table, a roof over their head, and the people that they love to be healthy and happy. when you address those issues, it is going to resonate with people. host: you are different from the president in terms of parties. if you have a sense of his background and what it was like him to grow up in a similar situation? rep. hurd: i am aware. there are a num

san antonio is the most popular city in the district a fourth of san antonio. that's where i was born and raised. my parents still live in the house i was born into. that's on the eastern end of the district. on the western end is el paso a large city also covered by two members of congress. in between, you have towns like castroville and hondo, and alpine, big ben national park and it's about a 67% hispanic district, and so you know, you have such a rural part and urban areas of san antonio, and el paso. the thing that struck me the most when i was criss crossing the 29 counties is that people care about national security. they're worried about their future, and they are worried about the safety of their children and their family. that was great because of my background. you know, i spent almost a decade as an undercover officer in the cia, and this played well to be able to represent the district very well. >> talking about that in a moment, but if you traveled from one end of the district to the other, a straight shot how long would it take? >> 11 hours goin

san antonio the only team to beat warriors. 107-92 the final. final four set for tomorrow night. wisconsin facing duke. this is not matchup most envisioned but it should be a great game with two great head coaches. last night duke beat michigan state. wisconsin had to upset undefeated kentucky. beating the wild skats an accomplishment but they still had 40 minutes of basketball to play. >> i think last night's game simply says okay. it puts you in position now to go after the championship. >> we both have earned it to get here. you know, their road and our road it's been a difficult one. and we've responded. but it doesn't surprise me that wisconsin is in it. >> all right. what a finish we had today at the shell houston open. a three-way playoff with the winner get an invite to next week's masters. ls hollings bury nine of his first 12 house holes. in the clubhouse at 16 under. wagner needed a long birdie to join him at 16 under. do you think he is excited. holmes and spooegt who was on the fairway at 18 aftering with a smile. needed a birdie on

the san antonio spurs surged to their 11th straight win on sunday. tim duncan scored 22 points to lead san antonio to a 107-91 win over phoenix. >>> and astros' right fielder saves the day for houston. he robbed leonys martin for a game-winning run. and he gets in with a lead for the two-run homer. the astros win the battle of texas, 6-4. >>> it might be the best moment in an otherwise forgettable season. season for the arizona coyotes. before the team's lath game saturday long-time season ticket owners thought they were taking part in the ceremonial puck drop. that's when their son dan an arkansasmy vet just home from afghanistan surprised them on center ice, and you can see how much they missed them. >>> when we return, piracy problems. episodes of the hit series "game of thrones" are leaked online. details in "moneywatch." thrones" are leaked online. details in "moneywatch." oice hotel that's waiting for you. this spring, choose choice twice, get a night at no price at 1,500 hotels. book now at choicehotels.com we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh i

ws trying to win a regular-season game in san antonio for the first time since 1997. kawhi leonard with a steal of steph curry's pass and the slam. second quarter, danny green the alley-oop. leonard with the finish. it was all spurs in this one. leonard the open corner three, buries it. and how about more leonard picking the pocket of steph curry and taking it the other way for the slam. he had 26. warrior make one on the chin for the defending champs 107-92 the final. >>> with the sharks all but out of the playoffs for the first time in 11 years, heads could roll in san jose. according to canada sports net if general manager wolf son is fired, head coach todd mclellan could opt out of the remaining year of his contract. >>> mls action. the earthquakes versus real salt lake. andrew luck attending the game. 42nd minute. innocent aguirre fouls luke mulholland in an aerial collision. innocent shown the yellow card for a bad foul. morales taking the free kick. the shot is blocked. morales kicks again and scores and the earthquakes lose 1-0. didn't dampen the easter spirit

the san antonio book festival will take place on the eleventh of april. look for these festivals programs to air on booktv in the following weeks. next on april 18th and nineteenth booktv will be live from the university of southern california for the twenty-fifth annual los angeles times festival of books. a full schedule of coverage for the weekend is available on our web site at booktv.org. then on april 25th the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the key school in annapolis, md.. booktv will be covering this festival as well. in the sea of gaithersburg, md. the fifth annual geek is terrible festival on may 16th and you will see it live on booktv that day. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your arianes we will add them to our list e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> you are watching the tv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv television for serious readers. >> this weekend booktv is live on in depth with ronald kessler. the investigative journalist has written several books on the practices of the cia

it is 120 miles from my house in san antonio. harrison decided on that day he would locate the camp there in crystal city. from 1942-1948, three years after the war was over trains with windows pulled shut carried approximately 6,000 civilians from all over the world across miles of flat planes to the southern tip of texas. the roosevelt administration not only arrested german japanese and italians on american soil but orchestrated incredibly the removal of 4,000 germans,,000 japanese and 288 italians from 13 different latin american countries. locked them up around the united states, thousands of them in crystal city. daily life in crystal city -- is a map of the camp. and elric, american child in the camp, has noted where all of the houses and bungalows are so if you are a child in the camp you can find it here. this is an ariel view of the camp. daily life in crystal city was regimented. the american flag was raised in ceremony and people fluent in german japanese and spanish read the incoming mail and cut out portions that re

. >> tonight the road trip rolled into san antonio where the warriors looked to accomplish something they hadn't since valentine's day 1997. that's next. >> as we told you earlier in the show the original voice of the giants lol simmons passed away at the age of 91. here is his historic call. >> back to throw montana. steps up throws, touchdown 49ers! >> inducted into baseball's hall of fame never got to call a world series championship for the giants. earlier today, bruce announcing opening day roster and matt duffy made the club. >> if you look at our club and how we did the last week that's what you want to look at. forget about first week first two weeks. guys are not playing every day. guys will be coming around. guys are looking good. that's what you want to look at going into the season. >> every feels good. it's always tough. guys have been playing really good at the end. guys need to come in and start getting it going. >> to the hardwood warriors spurs trying to win in san antonio for the first time since valentine's day 1997. leonard the steal and the slam at the other end.

again so yeah i was struck by that as well but even though we have time because of the delay in the san antonio excuse me. the calaveres let's get it done as quickly as possible this is a separate facility. >> that's correct and it ties into the operation of the calaveres dam once we have that. >> if we get it done. >> the sooner than later. >> all right. any further discussion i have a motion. >> i'll move approval. >> second. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries next item. >> item 11 approval amendment to the c s-385 by one year and 11 months. >> this item is to look at improving operational tragedy strategy for the san joaquin pipeline construction this allows us to use the services that the doctor has been helping hetch hetchy martha with looking at the operations and the valveing controls in the san joaquin system. >> we're here again, i'm role surprised that the time this is what two year extension. >> yes. >> you know our other alternative to go out with other karaoke we may or may not be able to get to loan to the consultant engineers again during the construct

it's 120 miles from my house in san antonio. that day harrison decided he would locate the family camp in crystal city. week after week month after month from 1942 to 1948, three years after the war was over trains with windows pulled shut. approximately 6000 civilians from all over the world across miles of flat empty plains to the small desert town at the southern tip of texas. the roosevelt administration not only arrested german japanese and italians on american soil but orchestrated incredibly the removal of 4058 germans 2264 japanese and 288 italians from 13 different latin american countries. lock them up around the united states, thousands of them in crystal city. daily life in crystal city, this is a map of the camp. a german child in the camp has noted where all the houses and bungalows are so that if you are a child of the camp you can find your bungalow here on this beautiful map. this is an aerial view of the camp that you guys will remember that. daily life in crystal city was highly regimented. every morning the a

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almost a year and a half since the san antonio four reunited.y have been separated and behind bars for nearly two decades. >> i'm a grandma baby. >> i had a chance to re-establish relationships with my kids. i spent a lot of time with my grand baby and niece. >> sometimes i have to sit back when we are joking or playing. i cannot believe that we are out here again together you know. >> though freed, they have not been cleared. >> does it feel real to you yet? >> no i don't think it will until the exoneration. >>> elizabeth ramirez, christy mayhew cresonda and anna were convicted of a horror crime. ramirezes two nieces claimed the women raped them while worshipping the devil. they were lies after the girl's father was rejected. >> the crime never occurred. >> the women say the state targeted them for being lesbians. they were convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child. >> i thought how can you go to prison for something that never happened. >> but i didn't. >> in 2010, more than a decade into the imprisonment. one of the victims recanted a

alejandro: vamos con nuestra gente linda casa san antonio texas.dad. los diseÑos varÍan, se pueden sombreros llenos de mariposas, otros con listones, pero todos con un determinado tema, como este caso dedicado al departamento de seguridad pÚblica, las escuelas de san antonio o el equipo de bÁsquetbol. >> el sombrero tiene como tema mÉxico, las bailarinas, piÑatas. jesse: esta tradiciÓn fue establecida por el club de mujeres de san antonio que lleva mÁs de 117 aÑos de existencia. desde entonces los hombres han sido parte de diferentes eventos de recaudaciÓn de fondos. karla: es para juntar dinero para estudiantes que necesitan dinero. jesse: micaela tovar lleva muchos aÑos haciendo sus propios sombreros y ha ganado concursos. ¿quÉ es lo primero que debo hacer.? micaela: lo primero, encontrar un tema. jesse: como en este caso titulado, encuentra tus zapatos. si conquistaron a una chica, ¿quÉ puedo hacer? micaela: primero ponerle un corazÓn. jesse: empiezo a hacer mi sombrero. las flores son indispensables, en este caso creo que las plumas darÁn un to