texas, cuÉntanos ¿quÉ nos estas preparando hoy, a quÉ huele san antonio?Íz molido, prestado y lista para hacer la masa muy bien. >> exactamente bueno agarramos poquito, hacemos esto asÍ y lo vamos a pasar por la mÁquina esta, james recuerdas cuÁn viniste la vez pasada. >> me acuerdo la primera vez. >> querÍas aprender a hacer esto. >> querÍa aprender no es tarea fÁcil, tengo que decir a las que estÁn en casa presten atenciÓn porque me habrÁ tomado unos 25 taco quemados aguaeds algunos terminaron en estos toda. >> ahora va a ser tu debut del proif taco en televisiÓn. >> comenzaba con la manteca caliente, luego sube * empezamos agregar un poco de manteca por encima para que se vaya supÓn janoed mÁs todavÍa, * luego recuerdo que se volteaba tambiÉn, asÍ se va a voltear, esto es prÁcticamente el mismo principio de una gordita, parecida. >> y tambiÉn dicen que la arepa. >> de por sÍ hay un debate que si esto es una arepa o es una gordita es un debate que tengo con muchos amigos mexicanos. >> pero es el proif taco *. >> ahora sÍ lo voy a voltear y seguimos hacie

we have gathered in san antonio. explain that the organization is all about. >> the western history organization is scholars and students who are very much interested in the american west. we have been coming to this conference around various parts of the country. it was established in 1961 in santa fe. we have been meeting ever since. steve: explain some of the topics you have discussed, the speakers, panels and presentations. donald: there are about 120 sessions at this conference. a rather large conference. there are 830 people in the registration. we might get close to 1000. that is a lot of sessions. the sessions are on water and mining, the military, women's subject matter, and also eaching. it is a variety of topics about the american west. steve: let's talk about the theme, race and ethnicity in the west. donald: the president of the organization gets to choose the topic when you're president. i chose reimagining race and ethnicity in the west. i thought of that topic because the last 12 years we've had an in

hola amigos gracias por estar con nosotros, y el chef james estÁ en san antonio con un dulce invitados diez kilos con eso creo que es suficiente y aquÍ viene meter mÚsculo james, tienes que empezar abatir abatir, abatir hasta que la masa empiece a tomar una consistencia muy bien, aquÍ estÁ el gimnasio. >> ¿estoy haciÉndolo bien? >> bien como un profesional. >> lo que tambiÉn estÁ bien es la gota de sudor. >> ahÍ vas dÁndole hasta que la masa estÁ cobrando, aquÍ el ingrediente principal es el amor y las ganas con que tÚ lo hagas. >> el amor muy importante. >> levantarse temprano viendo "un nuevo dÍa" tomÁndose un caÉe y preparando churros la masa. >> me enseÑaste porque aquÍ hay sal, harina, quÉ mÁs agua por supuesto, corazÓn, y hay que ponerle pero bastante mucha energÍa. >> mucho. >> hay receta que tambiÉn llevan huevo. >> esta no. >> yo pensaba que sÍ. >> muy bien una vez que tenemos la masa vamos a bajar por este lado. >> tenemos la masa terminada, asÍ queda la masa estÁ reposada. >> despuÉs de haberle dado. >> despuÉs rellenamos el cilindro. >> ¿cuÁnto tiempo llevas en estados uni

and so, i grew up in san antonio texas. it has the highest percentage of mexican americans of any big city in the united states. 63 percent latino and about 90 percent of that is probably mexican-american. it's much more interesting in south florida where we have cute puerto ricans and cubans and venezuelans in the whole thing. >> one mexican. [laughter] >> there you go! they found the one mexican to interview me. i grew up also with a mother that was from mexico and would speak spanish and i heard both of those things and spoke some spanish and people always say my brother not act like we speak no spanish. we've speak some spanish. we grew up watching the telenovelas and eating the food tas that are birthday parties. in my high school was probably 80 or 85 percent mexican-american. i had sort of a shelter experience there. it was part and parcel and is, of who i am. an important part of that. not to mention that my mother had been part of the chicano movement which was further mexican-american civil rights. at the same tim

estudios hollywood, protagonistas de la segunda pelÍcula de fantÁstico y nosotros estamos aquÍ en san antonio un buen sabor a esta maÑana con el chef gerardo, vamos a tomarnos una buenas fajas aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" rashel. >> histÓrica victoria marcela cantÚ se corona como la primera mujer en ganar exatlÓn ee.uu y hoy celebrara su triunfo en nuestra casa junto a todos los participantes y erasmo provenza. ♪ ♪ muc♪ aquÍ puede estar, chelly! (risas) , esa fue la emociÓn del momento. >> me quedÉ sin voz. >> quÉ emociÓn, y lastima, yo estaba muy, muy concentrado para que ganarÁ kenny ochoa pero chelly iba con todo. >> yo lo dije desde el principio excelente guarda. >> importante lo de chelly primera chica campeonas de exatlÓn a nivel mundial. >> lo cierto que esa adrenalina aÚn estÁ a millÓn tras la gran final de exatlÓn ee.uu felicidades para ella. >> aparte, empezÓ ganando kenny ochoa y luego se dio la vuelta. >> bueno, pues, en otro programa revive y trae lo mejor de esta competencia, nÚmero 1 en la televisiÓn. >> comparte con nosotros, de todos los fans lisinalistas taÉ apoyÉ con el papa de l

. >> we are going to need two units -- >> reporter: for these first responders in san antonio, texas,ond counts. >> hurt, where's hurt -- >> reporter: every move on the scene, every decision at these trauma centers, is the difference between life and death. >> we're going to need someone to continue holding pressure on the neck. >> reporter: the trauma may look disturbingly real, but this is a drill. what is happening today is one of the largest mass casualty drills in the nation. it's a nightmare scenario. three active shooters opening fire and detonating a bomb during a high school graduation at the freeman coliseum. the details may be different but the aftermath is created to look eerily similar to the recent mass shootings. las vegas. pittsburgh. thousand oaks. and just one year ago, here in texas, the church shooting in sutherland springs. >> it's not a question if something's going to happen, it's a question of when. how we're prepared to respond to that is critical. >> reporter: the drill starts before sunrise. >> i am working on a deep laceration to the arm -- >> reporter: pro

sure at this point because the records are fuzzy but they court-martial a handful , try them in san antonio texas and before anyone has ever even known that the trial is over, they have executed them and place them in unmarked graves in san antonio. the community is heartbroken and upset. it's really difficult to write about houston. we don't condemn what the soldiers did and we certainly understand the kind of despair and rage that moves them to act in the first place. >> when the soldiers returning from war, does how they are treated change? >> no. in some ways, having houston is opening story of african- american involvement in military service, it's all a little of what will come afterwards, in terms of the white americans committed to white supremacy, working to use means, violent and otherwise to make sure that soldiers don't think that loyal service brings just compensation. so, soldiers return from france weary because the war is an awful war , but also incredibly disillusioned and heartbroken by the realization that the service does not simply earn them respect, it incites a reacti

, texas. >> joining us from san antonio, texas, is alice baumgartner, a graduate of yale university. if you could, take us back to the early 1800s, the issue of slavery in mexico and in texas. >> most people are really surprised to hear that slavery existed in mexico in the 19th century. 1580-1640, the viceroyalty of new spain, what would become mexico, imported more slaves in any other colony in the americas except brazil. it was a huge presence of slavery in mexico during the colonial time, and while slavery was diminishing importance at a national level, in mexico, but i -- by the 19th century, it remained really important regionally, particularly in the north in texas where anglo-american colonists were producing cotton and in the south, where plantation owners were growing sugar. >> can you give us a sense of how prevalent it was in the region? >> it's really hard to give exact numbers of the total number of slaves in mexico after independence. in the wake of independence, the mexican government abolished all distinctions of past, so all censuses do not include any information a

joins us fromll san antonio. dr. campbell, thank you for joining us on american history tv. prof. campbell: thank you. >> >> next, on american history tv, constitutional scholars philip bobbitt and akhil reed amar discuss and interpret how the u.s. constitution defines impeachable offenses for the president. philip bobbitt, who was legal counsel to the senate select iran-contra committee, is co-author of "impeachment: a handbook, new edition," which was originally published in 1974 during the watergate crisis by the late charles black. the new-york historical society hosted this hour-long event. [applause] alex: good evening, everyone. welcome to new-york historical society. i am alex kassl. i am manager of public programs, here. as always, it is a thrill to welcome you to our robert h. smith auditorium. tonight's program, "the presidency and impeachment" is part of our bernard and irene

that's the sound of more than 15 million bats near san antonio.ah, i see it. >> that'se a popular family outing. how would you describe this? >> natural geographic in real life. >> the skies so darkened by these creatures they show up radar.pler nearby military flights rerouted as the mexican free tail bats fly up to 10,000 feet, 60 miles in every direction for a bug buffet. >> bats eat bugs. this colony of bats tcan eat 147s of bugs tonight. >> reporter: that's more than the weight of three boeing 737s. what do you think of this? >> it's amazing. it's amazing. i think the sound is credible. >> reporter: how about the smell? >> the smell is rrible. >> reporter: this is what you expect, but notns out bats are going to fly into my hair or try to suck my ood. there's only one bat on earth that does it, and it's not these. from bat tats to folk art and even jewelry. >> love bats. >> reporr: texas is so proud of its bats they are honored at austin's batfest each year. >> i love the way they are just like exotic creatures and kind of ke eerie looking, k

we're in san antonio following the o'rourke campaign. garrett, bring us up to speed.you were in austin earlier today, but what do you have going on now in san antonio in terms of what you're hearing? >> reporter: boueto o'rourke is about to have the second rally of the day. san antonio and austin, two different media markets, but a big, big important piece of real estate here for his campaign. lots of hispanic voters here, lots of young people, actually, at the rally that is getting ready to get started right now in a rock club here in san antonio. o'rourke has become a rock star on the left. he's raised more money than any other senate candidate in history and he's been spending knit large part traveling around the state, putting together a get out the vote machine that they hope can finally give texas democrats something they've wanted for more than 20 years, which is a foothold in state-level politics. no democrat in the state of texas has been elected to any statewide position since 1994. the math in this race still favors ted cruz. this is a conservative state. b

this is one of the fastest growing parts of san antonio. the community that has traditionally been underserved, underrepresented. >> that might also mean people that may not tra desditionally ? >> that's true. >> what do people want around here? >> it's everything, right? it's everything from a bike. we just passed some delicious churros. >> yeah. >> everything, i mean, clothing, backpacks. look at these boots. >> these are nice. my wife asked me about my sun boots. oh, these are awesome. how is it going? >> gina. >> what matters most to you, other than child-size cowboy boots? >> my community, you know. >> do you normally vote in elections? >> not always. >> that's the thing around here. i heard not many people vote. >> it's just business and kids. it gets pretty hectic. >> what would be the thing to get you fired up enough to vote? >> to help make a difference, especially for the people in the lower income bracket and so forth and our people, you know. >> when you say our people? >> hispanics. >> this district is largely latino. >> 70% hi

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avenue -- a 20 minute drive to san antonio avenue.hey did have early-morning roadwork on the connector to the 580, it looks likeit should wrap up by 4:00, there now singing has been extended, so we will see extra is he additions coming off the 205 over 2580. once you're on the 580, you are cruising, 22 minutes from the 20526 80 with no delays once you get the dublin interchange, just lots of volume working your way westbound to the 680. a quick look at the san mateo bridge, so far, so good, and easy ride for the peninsula -- an easy ride for a breakthrough last night. the star-studded event, the oscars of science. >> reporter: the seventh annual oscars of science at the research center, the best of mathematics, physics, and science. a big night for silicon valley big shots including an oscar award winning actor, directors, walking the carpet foce thwith >> the people being granted these big sums of money are thinking about everybody else, when i think about my art i stay true to my unique perspective. so that is why it is cool to be h

, texas. >> 20 us from san antonio, texas is alice baumgartner, a graduate of university in the fallr of history at the university of southern california and if you could, take us back to the early 1800s, the issue of slavery in mexico and in texas. >> was people are really surprised to hear that slavery existed in mexico in the 19th century. a 1580 in

population center, san antonio, democratic, beto o'rourke has to run it up. let's go back and look at what the margin was 20 years ago. beto o'rourke, remember, a weak ber opponent, ted cruz gets 46%. stronger opponent, beto o'rourke is getting 59%. that's votes in a major metropolitan area of texas. >> he has to run up it in the four largest cities. >> exactly. >> and the suburbs of musthoust san antonio, dallas and austin. >> here, here, here, here, and, again, corpus christi to a degree. again, this is the magic for beto o'rourke if he can pull it off in the sense when you talk to texas democrats they say, you know what, guys from here never win statewide. they never get the nomination statewide. they always get beat by guys from dallas or houston or somewhere else in the state in the statewide contests. so texas democrats who say we don't know if we can pull this off but think we're going to do a lot better than you think say watch down here, too. they say it's a point of pride not only beto o'rourke's congressional district, he's a member of the house, i

san antonio, texas. home of the alamo, the river walk, and the hall family. three generations of truckers with deep roots in the city. it was here that bill hall met the love of his life at the tender age of 16. her name was frances. >> what happened the first time you laid eyes on bill? >> i just fell in love with him. i knew this was the man i was going to marry. >> at 16. >> at 16. >> they married right out of high school. a year later daughter nikki was born. >> were your parents in love. >> oh, yes, we definitely saw love growing up in the house. >> i love my baby. >> what was your relationship like with your dad. >> not your typical father daughter relationship like a best friend almost i could tell dad anything. >> four years after nikki came justin. >> did he really want a son. >> when they pulled that baby out and said mr. hall you have a son, that man cried. >> bill worked hard to give his young family a better life. >> bill used to clean airplanes. he went to college. and on the weekends if he was off he would go dig ditches. we made ends meet. >>

. >> the inmates who work the commissary loading dock at san antonio's bexar county jail see it prettyou want to buy something for somebody else, they're going to have the noodles -- >> we do like a layaway. >> people don't get any money in their books, so they get creative and start drawing on envelopes. >> let me know the next one, i might cut you a better deal. you know what i'm saying? >> they sell them, they survive and they get to eat. >> i guess you can call them armored trucks. but we drive these carts around and inmates look at us like, wow, we had all that? >> this is the noodle train. >> while ramen noodles and honey buns are classics, we've discovered the emergence of a new contender. and it's one that can only be savored by one that works or does time in jails or prisons. >> when we were working in the cleveland jail we kept hearing about shabang potato chips. and there's this kind of mystique around these potato chips, that you can only get them in the jail, that they tasted better than any potato chip you can have. and it kind of built up this myth. >> shabangs is the on

north 101 to san antonio avenue. it'sinr causing any delays. a little bit slower heading towards the bay bridge as we see more cars head out of oakland. no metering lights just yet. >>> let's check your forecast, here's mary. >> the smoke continues across the bay area with unhealthy to very unhealthy air quality. let's first show you a live look and this is at twin peaks and shooting towards or at least looking toward downtown san francisco there with hazy, smokey skies this morning and we had an inversion in place that's trapping in that smoke acting like a lid and of course then you have more smoke coming in from the northeast and that's why we're talking about very unhealthy air. we're looking east here of the bay bridge and we're looking at temperatures this morning in the 30s, 40s, and even in the 50s. so big temperature spread once again. concord you're at 41. oakland 38. san francisco 53. sta off our tuesday here.6 the air quality unhealthy for the entire bay area and central bay. we have a spare the area alert as well as an air quality

, texas. >> joining us from san antonio, texas, is alice baumgartner, a graduate of yale university. if you could, take us back to the early 1800s, the issue of slavery in mexico and in texas. >> most people are really surprised to hear that slavery existed in mexico in the 19th century. 1580-1640, the viceroyalty n

el caso fue reabierto tras el testimonio de los testigos en san antonio, texas. a los cubanos que ofrecen sus servicios. vamos a otra pausa y al volver les mostraremos las imÁgenes de dos niÑos que conocen la nieve por primera vez. patricia: y decir canadÁ es decir nieve y frÍo. esto es algo comÚn, pero para estos nique ven la nieve por primera vez, mÁs que una nueva experiencia, es un recuerdo para toda la vida. Ños africanos no lo pueden creer. una residente de la ciudad de toronto publico el vÍdeo en la redes sociales y hasta el primer ministro lo difundiÓ en su cuenta de twitter. ver la nieve por primera vez, es como el primer beso.

i myself work in washington, my home is in san antonio and i sleep on planes.say that i will do my best to give you a sense of the mexican experience in two parts. the first is my own personal story, my family, the carrasco's family in texas. the second part will be more the historical perspective of what mexicans have experienced in the u.s., even though they were here before it became the u.s. when we use the word immigrant or migrant, although it's usually attributed to mexicans. it's really not accurate. the japanese have a saying that when you drink the water you need to remember who don't do well. for me perspective is so important. the first part i will do this within 10 minutes i promise and then open up to questions. it's my story. i can trace my personal story my family to 1628. this is not the greatest Ãbor wrath of tomales but my father is a six generation texan and he was born in a small town in hidalgo county. it's 10 miles from the mexico border. it's a small ranching community. my dad was a descendent of captain cavazos who came from spain and s

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. >>> llegaron hasta san antonio donde los residentes del lugar. >>> estamos saboreando, mi amigo, mihan optado por ignorar la cena de acción de gracias para aprovechar con ellos los grandes descuentos >>> vamos en vivo. cuéntanos cómo están >>> muen situación por aquí esáfluyendo de maravilla. >>> está muy bien a esta hora, las personas muy contentas y muchos continúan llegando aquí se espera que muchísimas más lleguen para aprovechar esas grandes ofertas. >>> pasemos adentro. >>> artículos como televisores, una persona nos decía que uno ya quedo agotado. el precio era de $200. vean nada más. a la espera televisores muy populares, también computadores marca apple. >>> un empleado comentaba que tienen descuentos de hasta $300. algunas personas siguen llegando. se espera que unas 34 millones de personas hagan sus compras navideñas el día de hoy. tal vez algunos decidieron comer la rica cena pero otros están aquí hace varios días. yo voy a ver que que me compro. también nos comentaban el promedio que gasta las personas son de 600 a $700. >>> la tienda cerrada a eso de la medianoche y ma

they are trying to clear it. 43 minutes from hellyer to san antonio. so busy. we'll take a look at the eastshore freeway coming up next. >>> democrat gavin newsom will be the 40th governor of california. last night he was sharply critical of president trump without mentioning him by name. >> america's biggest state is making the biggest statement in america. we're saying unmistakably and in unionston that unison that it's time to roll the credits on the politics of chaos and the politics of cruelty. now it's time for going far and going together. >> newsom defeated republican businessman john cox by more than a million votes. 59-41%. >>> let take a live look in washington where there has been a shift in the balance of power at the u.s. capitol. for the first time in eight years the democrats have won control of the house. this morning, democrats holding 219 seats to the republicans'193. voters flipped more than 2 dozen seats that were held by republicans. meanwhile, house minority leader nancy pelosi who represents san francisco cruised to victory last night. k

. >>> esto ocurriÓ en una gala celebrada en san antonio texas.ueno estoy emocionada. estoy bendecida por ganar el premio. y estoy en shock. >>> te dieron nervios. >>> sÍ, estuve nerviosa. y pues ya no pierdo, somos ganadores porque estamos aquÍ. >>> siempre se llegaobuen espÍritu. me imagino que de repente es como estar en otra realidad cuando se convierte un sueÑo en verdad. ¿cuÉntanos un poquito cÓmo fue la gala de los tejano music award? estuviste cantando. >>> sÍ. pues como ganÉ el premio, primero dijeron que serÍa una emergencia, un presentador cancelÓ y que tenÍa que ir a presentar y me trajeron y pues mis papÁs se quedaron y ahora quÉ. y luego otros presentadores fueron y es mi turno y me llamaron. yo dije wow!, en y sabÍa. estaba emocionada y empecÉ a llorar. >>> ay! que linda. >>> estÁbamos viendo en las imÁgenes. el premio te lo dio abraham quintanilla el papÁ de selena. sabes que te han comparado con ella ¿quÉ te parece esa comparaciÓn?. >>> bueno, estoy muy agradecida que me comparen con uno de mis Ídolos selena quintanilla. y me enca

and so, i grew up in san antonio texas. it has the highest percentage of mexican americans of any big city in the united states. 63 percent latino and about 90 percent of that is probably mexican-american. it's much more interesting in south florida where we have cute puerto ricans and cubans and venezuelans in the whole thing. >> one mexican. [laughter] >> there you go! they found the one mexican to interview me. i grew up also with a mother that was from mexico and would speak spanish and i heard both of those things and spoke some spanish and people always say my brother not act like we speak no spanish. we've speak some spanish. we grew up watching the telenovelas and eating the food tas that are birthday parties. in my high school was probably 80 or 85 percent mexican-american. i had sort of a shelter experience there. it was part and parcel and is, of who i am. an important part of that. not to mention that my mother had been part of the chicano movement which was further mexican-american civil rights. at the same tim

he'll finish out the week in san antonio. that's where cnn's ed lavandera is standing by.ending these last couple days before the election? >> reporter: well, wolf, both campaigns know that this is really going to boil down to turnout, and they're going after their most ardent supporters to make sure they can turn out the vote. that's beto o'rourke you see behind me on stage in a club just north of downtown san antonio. he's been walking neighborhoods, talking to people, and this is a fascinating thing to see, wolf. some 21 months ago when beto o'rourke kicked off this campaign for texas senate, he was a virtually unknown congressman from the town of el paso. these are the kind of crowds that are greeting him now as he is trying to essentially rewrite the political landscape here in texas. we've asked o'rourke repeatedly on the campaign trail over the last few weeks about the polls out there that have consistently shown him behind ted cruz. republicans believe the math is simply on their side, that there are far more conservative voters in texas that will turn out for ted

anita moss of the university of texas san antonio will return to the classroom in the spring.f moss speaking with police. moments later, the student was escorted out. an investigation found moss showed poor judgement but didn't warrant being fired. the school says the student didn't feel moss' actions were racially motivated. >>> now to those new revelations from monica lewinsky of a scandal that nearly brought down a president. >> she hopes sharing that experience from nearly 23 years ago, mind you, might help the young people of today. here is abc's linsey davis.

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lebron james had a beto hat on during a san antonio spurs game.s boring as it gets. and he still couldn't win. >> stephen: and willie nelson. >> yeah! wat's like if i got an endorsement from stephen frlbert, jon stewart, seth myers, samantha bee, john oliver, jay leno, and the ghost of johnny carson, and i still got canceled. la laughter ) and then, they gave the show to ted cruz. ( laughter ) that's what it would-- you know how much juice that is! >> stephen: well, you will not s, because the show is great. "patriot act," your new show. ty >> stephen: it delves into topical issues. >> yes. >> stephen: as many of us alums of "the daily show" do. >> yes. >> stephen: but yours is unique. you don't do a lot of donald trump, you don't actually talk about donald trump. >> no. >> stephen: isn't it, like, the seventh amendment that "daily show"" alums have to talk about anald trump. k> i treat it like-- you know the character in addition want harry potter book and a lot don't mention lord voldemort. but a lot of people in late night are saying we have to

the couple was on theiray to their honeymoon in san antonio. their family says the only comfort is knowing the young couple spent the last days of their lives celebrating their love. he posted this video on twitter owing the system's track. passengers will move through tubes at o speedsf 150 miles per hour. musk describ the two-mile longtu nnel as disturbingly long.i' m a little claustrophoibc and i don't know if i would make it. >> maybe a little too much honesty. >> one man braved body aches, distance, isolation, travelled 5,400 miles from k alaska to west florida on foot. >> wo >> he began his journey at the end of july. he says he wanted to become the it.st-person to complete he arrived in cuba yesterday. the southern most point of the u.s. greeted with cheers from his wife friends. a i averaged about 55 miles day and yeah, so today was the final day and i made it and it's been the adventure of a lifetime. >> now you may be wondering why he ran with that stroller you see there, there's no baby in he it. carried his supplies and gears. >> i

. >>> continúan prófugos los sujetos que protagonizaron un en una tienda en san antonio, texas.0 condición crítica. >>> el culto a la santa muerte está creciendo aquí en el área de la bahía y sus líderes ya no temen levantarle altares en calles y casas, a la vista de todos. césar investigo por qué, en este reportaje especial. >>> (música). >>> este es el altar a la santa muerte que ella posee su vivienda. ella se define como una bruja, santera y sacerdotisa de esta creencia que ha aumentado el número de seguidores en el área de la bahía. >>> trabajo la magia. también las cartas, hago trabajos. cualquier tipo de trabajo. depende de lo que la persona quiera. >>> los historiadores lo relacionan con la creencia prehispánica que sí, a la muerte como el equilibrio de la vida. y con la llegada de los europeos se fusiona la creencia pagana con la católica, dando paso a la también llamada niña blanca. (no se entiende). >>> existen datos que esta creencia se existen datos que esta creencia se remonta a 1795.4 indígenas mexicanos adoraban un esqueleto al que llamaban muerte, aún cuando otr

steve: joining us from san antonio is a history professor at arizona state university, a graduate of the university of oklahoma, and for the purposes of our conversation today, the president of the western history association. we have gathered in san

so you're cleared through downtown san jose and not bad, north 101 from hellyer to san antonio avenue. right now just 22 minutes. hot spots westbound 37, slow 80 to 101. westbound highway 4 from loveridge to 680 we are looking at 23 minutes. and again if you are coming off the eastshore freeway to the bay bridge give yourself some extra time 20 minutes away from highway 24. you can always skip the roads and use mass transit. all on time. sunny skies in store for you. we'll have weather in just a minute. first let's go to michelle. >>> developing news, three teens shot in san jose. the gunman is at large. kpix 5's jackie ward is live at seven trees community center where two of the injured were found. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, all three of those teenagers are expected to be okay. they are recovering from gunshot wounds in the hospital this morning. last night when police got to the community center, they found two of the victims, two girls with nonlife-threatening gunshot wounds. listed as stable this morning. moments later, police received a call of a third gunshot victim, this o

previously served as managing director of the north american development bank headquartered in san antonio, texas focused on infrastructure, development and finance. he previously served in prominent positions in the areas of trade, finance, diplomacy and trade. he really covered a extraordinary breadth of experience. we are so delighted to welcome him back to the wilson center. [ applause ] >> thank you very much for that kind introduction. good morning to all of you. allow me to thank the woodrow wilson axa can institute and the migration policy institute for organizing the seminar and inviting me to be a part of it. these two institutions have consistently made a very valuable contribution to our shared understanding of the migration phenomenon between mexico and the united states and its implications. more importantly, both countries will always benefit from having a more thoughtful, open and fact based exchange of ideas about this topic. the seminar comes at a very fitting time. it provides a good opportunity to discuss the changes in aggravation patterns from mexico to the united sta

. >> down the lane -- >> the warriors were in san antonio last night. they looked sluggish.they had green and curry out with injuries. the spurs led almost the entire game and the warriors loss. the last time they got swept on a road trip was five years ago. >> everyone is confident. we've been through stuff like this before. we just try to push through it. it's still early in the season. it has been a challenging week. the best thing is to get away a little tomorrow and regroup. to get back home and have fun and enjoy. >> yes, they got to keep playing. steph curry has been rolled out of the next game with his groin injury. draymond green hopes to return when the oklahoma city thunder are in town wednesday night. >> >>> 817-year-old racecar driver will have surgery after this happened. a scary crash in china. the teenager from germany lost control going 170 miles an hour. the car flu into an observer's stand. fractured her spine. the car hit some photographers and race marshals. there were four others that went to the hospital. they are all expected to be okay. >> that's inc

. >> el api tarifa desde san antonio tu buena conferencia la cual hablaron de los casos de emergenciaestÁn dentro de los juguetes. las tiras de botones. >> pero hay una especial preocupaciÓn por los juguetes inteligentes. incluso el congresista estuvo presente hablando del tema. y dijo los juguetes que tienen e bluetooth y micrÓfono atentan contra la privacidad porque no se sabe quien estÁ del otro lado. y el niÑo puede estar desprotegido. >> son juguetes que estÁn conectados a internet, y estÁn grabando a los niÑos y sus interacciones con el juguete. >> tambiÉn recomendaron tener cuidado con bicicletas, motocicletas, y las pilas en forma de moneda. que al tragarse y peligrosas. la meta es qaÑo s niÑos en sala de emergencia a causa de juguetes. ramÓn:le pida que ponga mucha atenciÓn al siguiente reporte. residente en estados unidos tienen miedo de salir del paÍs ya que se rumora que al regresar les quitarÍan su tarjeta si han recibido algÚn tipo de asistencia pÚblica por parte del gobierno. silvia: este aÑo todo parece diferente en estas fechas festivas. ya que no sÓlo se teme al cier

nationwide. >> antevy: it's really tight. >> pelley: antevy and doctors, including lillian liao in san antonioit tight. >> pelley: --are training civilians who are truly the first responders. there have been nearly 30,000 classes like this in the last three years. >> antevy: you have to go the second wrap to actually stop the bleeding here. does it hurt? yeah, her face-- you can undo it now. the day after the shooting, my kids, they're waking up, and they're, "time to go to school." and my son heard, kind of heard what happened the night before, when i was on the scene, and he looked at me with the fear of god that he had to go to school that day. my first instinct was, "he needs a bleeding kit." my son today has a bleeding kit on his person. >> pelley: how old is he? >> antevy: 12 years old. here it is. this is it. we, we, i've given him this, and i've taught him how to use it. >> pelley: you believe that these mass casualty events have become so common- >> antevy: absolutely. >> pelley: --that it is important for everyone in this country to be prepared. >> antevy: everyone. >> pelley: that's

joyful celebration, the couple left their reception in texas and boarded a helicopter bound for san antonio, by soon happiness turned to heart break. >> just be advised there are no survivors. >> reporter: federal authorities say the chopper crashed after midnight five to ten minutes after taking off killing the newlyweds and their pilot. a vietnam veteran who officials described as very experienced. this image shows the wreckage. the cause still unclear. the ntsb says the rough terrain made recovering the chopper difficult. >> at this point, the plan is to recover the helicopter and do a detailed inspection at a later time. >> reporter: today the pilot's daughter devastated. >> everybody was there to cherish their moment and love them and be together. i hope that brings some comfort to both of our families. >> reporter: after a night when everything seemed so right, federal investigators are trying to find out what went wrong. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> a solemn final journey home tonight for brent taylor, a mayor of a small utah town and father of seven killed while serving in afghanis

have a minutes restriction if he returns in san antonio.eonard and the raptor, khiry and the celtics. leonard going to work, lays it up and in. he scored 31 point, 15 rebounds. raptors by 8. khiry for three. 19 of his 43 coming in the 4th quarter. irving to al horford. the celtics win 123-116. jimmy butler's home debut, 107 a piece, simmons the drive. philly up by 2. simmons creating, finding butler. jimmy 28 leing all scorers. sixers win 113-107. >> justin holiday 6-6 beyond the arc in the first half, bullings by 18 in the first half but they give it away. the greek freak throw down, 23 point, 13 rip, bucks win. >> the giants have a lot of questions to address but the most important is this. will madison bumgarner remain in san francisco? probably won't know for a while but we do know that he is on the trade block. he, of course sa career giant with four all star game, three world series tight it will and a series mvp. he's missed a lot of time the last two seasons due to freak injuries but remains an elite starting pitcher. >> you probabl

san antonio tomorrow. dubs have lost three of their last four. harrison barnes happy, steph not so much. sharks at the tank hosting st. louis. so second period no score, san jose on the power play, erik san jose shark. three minutes later sharks with a two on shot save but joe pavi nets the rebound. his 12th. 2-0 san jose. a minute later sharks aren't done. this time evander kane. his seventh. san jose victorious over st. louis. three wins now on the season-long six-game home stand. >>> and that'll do it for sports. i'm dave feldman. terry and anoushah with more news right after the break. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> now more than ever families in the bay area are relying on food banks to help p >> nbc bay area's making it even ea

most of texas lives in that sort of quadrant with san antonio there on the eastern part of the state.base to work off of so he's got to find votes all over the place. and that's a challenge that makes his job even harder than it normally would be for a democrat running statewide in texas, a state that has not produced a democrat statewide in like 24 years. >> let me ask you a logic question. he's run as a progressive democrat, a liberal democrat, if you will. he hasn't pulled his punches like joe donnelly is doing in indiana. how can he tell the people of texas who are red in their souls and in their dna to elect a progressive democrat? what's the case? >> he's done two things. the first case is the idea -- and you actually see a similar thing j.d. shelton is has done. number one, i'm going to work. i'm going to go to every county multiple times, every counter, i'm going to be open, i'm going to hustle for you. i'm not going to be out doing other things. that's sort of first case. i think the second case is frankly, you look at bill white, mayor of houston ran statewide, lost by 13 po

highway 101680 to 101 and hellyer to san antonio all in the green. >>> "sky drone 5" giving us a look at what could be a rain- related problem in dublin. a hole in the roof of this joanne's fabric and crafts store. the building on amador plaza road is red-tagged. electrical wires and fire sprinklers fell and so far, there is no estimated opening for the store. part-time worker says she has seen minor roof leaks in recent years. >> so you had people coming up to check on it and that kind of stuff but nothing like that. >> with more rain on the way the concern isn't over. the exposed merchandise is this fence that's already tilting downward and it could collapse. the storm is blanketing the sierra with fresh snow up to a foot fallen in just the last 24 hours. squaw valley got 9 inches. chains required on 80. >>> this week's storms are considered a major test for wildfire scarred areas of butte county. the "camp fire" region could get up to a half foot of rain by this in wouldncrease the ris of flash flooding and mudslides. >> it's always a concern in areas that have burned because you'r

. >>> warriors in san antonio for game four.tate is 1-3 in the first game of those back to backs but a perfect 3-0 in the second steph curry and draymond green still out for this one. jones came off the bench for a second straight game and making the most of it, but jones wanted no part of this dunk. he gets out of the way as rudy gay finishes. that's just beautiful. warriors were not shooting well in the first half, but somehow stuck around. quin cook had a few nice shots. he had six points in the first half and then clay thompson you're going to see hit his first three of the game in the second quarter. he was 2 of 11 from distance. 1 of 4 from the first hatch. third quarter just underway. the warriors trailing by 8 at the half. more of those highlights tonight a 6:00. >>> just ahead, brewing up a new way to help welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live spo