he ultimately became mayor of san antonio. he was the youngest big city mayor in the country. 2012, as a rising national star in the democratic party, he was tapped to give the keynote address at the 2012 democratic national convention. >> the american dream is not a sprint or even a marathon, but a relay. our families don't always cross the finish line in the span of one generation, but each generation passes on to the next the fruits of their labor. my grandmother never owned a house. she cleaned other people's houses so she could afford to rent her own. but she saw her daughter become the first in her family to graduate from college. and my mother fought hard for civil rights, so that instead of a mop, i could hold this mic microphone. >> that was julian castro at the democratic national convention, giving the keynote address in 2012. within two years, 2014, he was asked by president obama to become the youngest member of the obama cabinet. >> the first time most americans heard this man speak is when he gave a speech at th

it is sending smoke into the san antonio district. you can see it from a lot of parts in the east bay. let's get to jesse gary who is on the scene of the fire. >> look at this. the flames are coming out of windows and out of the top of the building shooting about two stories up. you can see the black smoke. fire officials say this started at 8:30 this morning. it started outside of the building. we talked to a witness who said he saw that the fire starlted outside of the building at a homeless encampment and then the flames went into the building. police say everyone on the ground floor of the building has been evacuated. everyone they know of was evacuated. as it stands now, they are unable to get inside. firefighters say they are fighting a defensive flame. you can see the damage and you can periodically hear explosions from inside. it is a three alarm, pumpers are above and two engine trucks and another around the carner just out of our view. they are all putting water on this fire trying to keep it from spreading. there are bart t

we like the idea of getting into a trip and driving the rest of the way to san antonio.half hours' drive, and then we'll go to the park. did you sleep with big brother? you did? what did you think? is it time to go play? it is. time to get some clothes on. he's going to grab my hand and try to walk us out the front door. it's time to go, alex is ready. the worst part is over. the anxiety i was experiencing was mostly about the flight. woke up this morning, ready to prepare for the park. then we'll hop in the car and go. he knows we're going somewhere fun. we're headed to morgan's wonderland, which is a theme park in san antonio, texas, for special needs children. lots of fun things for children of all cognitive levels to experience. morgan's wonderland came about when the founder, gordon hartman, sold his construction company and was able to devote all of his time to building this park for his daughter. she was developmentally delayed. and he made this wonderful playground in her honour and for her, and opened it up to the world. this beautiful park with a carousel, a fe

five-time nba champion san antonio has stayed alive in the playoffs, forcing a game 7 against the denver>> when you have a 43 point game, you can usually pick the winning side. in game six, denver needed just one more win. but despite impressive form, there is no quit in five-time nba championship coach gregg popovich and his san antonio spurs. while he doesn't have the likes of tim duncan, he does have marcus and gerard. both have shown they have the hunger. game six was a tight set for the most part. the spurs did eventually pull away. he scored 12 of his 25 points in the penultimate quarter. they went into the fourth five points ahead. from there, they didn't look back. the spurs went on to force a decisive game 7, hoping to bring bringingheir hopes of home a championship to san antonio still very much alive. >> that wraps up newshour. i will be back with much more of the days news.

. >>> the tournament at tpc san antonio. a new trophy will be handed out. it's aau . it features on the pedestal every wish's name since thet fi tournament in 1922 and features that beautifulan antonio landscape. as we go to si woo kim at 14. >> 242, great lie in the rough helping wind. should have no problem getting the long iron there. in a perfect world, like to land it short. have it bounce on. >> much softer than the players ed short of this green. seen lot of players pitching from right there. up to 18.hi the for rickie fowler coming home fr 85, the par 5. >> this is a dangerous shot. saw jordan back it up into the brook there. >> oh, 'sman. that beautiful shot. below the hole. >> fowler working on a 3 under round. might have gotten better had that been able to land in ttt . back to 14. >> charley hoffman gettingeady with his second, bones. >> he saw si woo's ball not go anywhere. asou pointed out, justin, i think he's gone to the hybrid. i think he's going t ftry to it all the way to theee >> runs about 12 paces past this hole location that goes downhill from t

. >> now a book to be discouraged of the recent san antonio book festival. you hear from several authors of the next few hours including douglas brickley, hector garcia, and marie brenner. the full schedule is available at booktv.org on your cable guide. first up it is anna merlan on the impact of conspiracy theory. >> hello everyone and welcome to this session of the seventh annual san antonio book festival which is a signature program of the san antonio public library foundation. we want to thank the central library for hosting us on this amazing day. we encourage all of you watching to share experiences on social media. the # essay book fast -- #sa book fast. you can also get a copy signed peewee will be taking questions toward the end of this exchange, if you get questions be sure to suck them away and pop them off toward the end of the program. now, we are excited to have everyone here and also c-span, booktv is presenting this as well. i want to talk about our author, anna merlan, her book is "republic of lies" american conspiracy theorists and their s

generating a bunch of reaction online especially because chick-fil-a was banned from airport in san antonio, some people said they don't have problem with chain including this, two problems with chick-fil-a, one they were closed on sundays and two, they don't serve cole slaw anymore. jillian: we will see what happens. carley: controversy continues. jillian: 6 minutes until the top of the hour, banned on some social media forms, antiabortion

i went to east los angeles, san antonio, i went to new mexico, which had a tradition of the u.s. senator's actually of mexican heritage throughout the 20th century. before there was ever an italian-american senator there was a spanish-american senator. i went to those communities. i studied and researched the archives in new york and in d.c. looking for the points of connection among communities that had historically seen themselves as different but were evermore being brought into contact with one another. >> when you are in the classroom teaching to students, what are the most common questions? what are they asking you? i teach other things as well, but when i do teach this i think students are generally surprised because like most of the population, at least our students, haven't seen this kind of texture and nuance within the latino communities. the label has been effective or homogenizing or standardizing extraordinary diversity. so -- >> which clearly is not the case. >> so when you ask people, they say oh, my grandmother is cuban and she doesn't like -- turns out she doesn

champion san antonio have stayed alive in the playoffs forcing game seven against the denver nuggets so how has a story that led to the scout when you have a forty three point game you can usually expect to be on the winning side nicholas was on fire in game six with the denver needing just one more win to progress but despite his impressive form he's been finding out there's no quit in five time n.b.a. championship winning coach gregg popovich and his son tony. and while pop doesn't have the likes of tim duncan and tony parker and even i he does have the marcus aldridge and the moderates and for us for that matter. both play showing they've got the hunger to win made it n.b.a. titles respectively but of jock itch in fine form game six of the tied to for the most part. you know the spurs did however benchley put away their. heroes and scored twelve of his twenty five points in the panelled mccoy i would say went into the fourth five points ahead kept them from there they didn't look back the spurs went on to see a one twenty two one zero three when i forced a decisive game seven thei

this fall ronnie jackson will play first string on the team at the university of texas at san antonio on a full scholarship. coach bryce got another one out john hendren al-jazeera new orleans. we also have news now that the kansas city chiefs has suspended player tyreke hill amid allegations of child abuse a recording was released on thursday allegedly containing audio of hill and his fiance and which she accuses him of beating and during their three year old son the day before the audio was released prosecutors declined to bring charges against hill for domestic violence citing a lack of evidence back in two thousand and fifteen he'll serve probation after pleading guilty in guilty to assault and battery against his fiance five time n.b.a. champion san antonio have managed to stay alive in the playoffs they made home court advantage count on thursday beating the denver nuggets to take their first round series to a decisive game seven so how melich has the action. well but it's got when you have a forty three point game you can usually expect to be on the winning side nicholas was on

judging by the roads are san antonio look like they can make a real impact in the n.b.a. playoffs. while the team lacks the star power spurs sides gone by the likes of derek white who scored thirty six points in this game and the moderate. isn't proving them more than capable of stepping on i thank i was despite being up against the western conference a second seed denver you have one of the season's best players nicklaus jock itch a no stage did dispose look like a team that finished five places below them in the regular season was there was a little between the teams until the final quarter that's when san antonio took control of the game it was be we were duros and would end of twenty five points his performance helping them go on to win it one eight hundred to one await i suppose now leave the series two one and take a step closer to championship number six so while malik al-jazeera. now we're used to seeing pro golf as whole shots from distance but not quite like this this was angel yen at the l.p.g. a lot he championed ship in hawaii have ball collided with the ball of playin

ocksdo the lead17, but san antonio comes back in this one. final minute now they push ahead for the dock and san antonio is only down by two. the push the lead to four in denver wins 90 to 86 two in the first playoff city series. >> they are against the 76ers. they are on the career-high playoff 45 points. that got break out of his seat as toronto takes game one. the nfl draft is a third day in the final day. they had five pics. he began the third clemson player selected by the silver and black joining his college teammates. as for the 49ers they had five pics today. they are little going the team ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> we have thera

of downtown san antonio. celebrating its tenth year here at the valero texas open. a tournament that was first played in 1922. back at 17. jason kokra this for birdie after driving on the front part of the green. it will be a e-thtt par. disappointing. to 16. >> the second from that bunker. adam schenk. >> beauty.po >> i little up and down. 2 under round going. >> this is corey conners on the par 4 15th. >> 295 to the right fairway bunker. you cannot miss left here. >> gentle dogleg to the. left he's not going to watch that, bones. >> pipeline. >> no need. >> good swing uer pressure. >> charley hoffman, a shot back. >>harley hoffman loves t hit the peel cut. take it down the left edge here. walk it back with the wind to the right. >> little bit down that left side. it should be okay. it looks like he caug a good lie. up to 17. >> lucas glover with his second shot here notah.e >> litunlucky the ball didn't roll down the lower level. would have h a much flatter lie. going to try and control this ball from just

we grew up on the west side of san antonio, with my mother and my grandmother. and, my grandmother had come over from mexico, when she was seven years old. and her little sister, because her parents died, she grew up on the west side of san antonio, never finished elementary school, she worked as a maid, a cook, and a babysitter, she raised my mom is a single parent, my mom raised my brother and me as a single parent, walking and i are proud products of public schools of san antonio texas. i had a chance, to go to college, go to law school, came back home, with my brother, i cannot get rid of him, he came, the first of my family, to become a professional lawyer, and, eventually got elected to city council at the age of 26, i served for four years, and then, four years after that, i was elected mayor of san antonio. until i got a call on april 15 2014 from president barack obama, i had just driven through the drive through, at panda express, and -- you know, how the phone sometimes it's an unknown caller, or block, it said private, so if you ever get a call that

charles: president trump blasting our nation's asylum laws as he departed for san antonio this morningan interesting answer whether he should make influential aid stephen miller the new homeland security secretary. take a listen. >> only person that is running it. you know who that is? it's me. charles: joining me national border patrol council president brandon judd. brandon, it is number one topic in the country right now. president trump was in california the now he is in texas. the world acknowledges, our world, america, acknowledge this is is a crisis. the big question remains how to deal with it. your thoughts. >> so congress is not going to do anything. that is the first thing we have to understand. if congress actually acted it would mean president trump would get a win. so they're not going to do that. so what we have to do we have to look within the authorities at that we currently have to address this crisis. i find it very interesting that they asked if steven miller should be the dhs secretary? the guy is an extremely intelligent policy advisor and that is what he is doing

louis, new orleans, florida, houston, san antonio, and pasadena.he genius of jack kennedy was he never cared for harry truman. eisenhower was republican and who they beat up on as being weak on space and the missile gap. he thought fdr's new deal was too big. but what fdr did well was beyond social security. fdr built the tba gran coulee dam. eisenhower had that highway system. kennedy is thinking what is my administration's big public work thing. he picked the right number -- technology. the computer chip, we think of it today, gets developed in the late 1950's. modern aviation starts kicking in. when jack kennedy runs in 1960, there are no computer science classes at universities. by the time he is killed in dallas, there are computer science classes everywhere. air travel is replacing automobile and train travel. people are flying more and more. hub airports are being developed across the country. it was the jet age and the space age and kennedy grabbed onto it and made it the cornerstone of the new frontier. brian: did he vastly during -- vacil

army medical department museum at fort sam houston and san antonio -- in san antonio to see advances made by army medics in the past 200 years. the director shows us a civil war era electrotherapy machine, transport helicopters used during the vietnam war, and a unique contraption used to combat hypothermia. >> i would like to welcome you to the united states army medical department museum. that crest has a slogan on it or a motto. experience and progress. today, as we go through the museum, i would like to show you some of the technological innovations that have made the military medical department what it is. i would also like to show you something a lot of people don't think about. army medicine has touched the lives of almost every individual in the united states even though most have never served in the military. i think it's interesting to see how your life has been affected by some of these incredible changes. here we are in the early galleries. this covers the period from our founding in 1775 all the way through world war i in this section. on the others of the wall, world si

i'm don lemon, julian castro made his name in politics as the mayor of san antonio and secretary of urbannd housing in the obama administration. he's calling the president's policies cruel and an absolute failure. if elected he would be the first latino president. democrats and independents plan to participate in the democratic primaries and caucuses. without further ado, everyone, please give a very warm welcome to secretary julian castro. >> thank you. >> how are you? so good to see you. looking good. hear the crowd from back there. >> have a seat. as you know there's always news lately. i want to ask you this, before we get to the audience questions. cnn has confirmed a report in the "washington post" that the trump administration pressured the department of homeland security to release immigrants detained at the border into so-called sanctuary cities to retaliate against democrats who opposed trump's plans for a border wall. give me your reaction. >> that the cruelty of this administration never seems to end. you know, a year ago this administration told us that as americans if we wou

after a huge the versions, under chick-fil-a can be landing in san antonio airport.sco from foxbusiness here with the change of heart. good morning. >> reporter: san antonio city council voted last month to ban chick-fil-a from its airport, they say they didn't agree with the restaurant views that they only wanted to work with businesses that were all inclusive. they may be reconsidering because the spirits of wants to be all-inclusive. here's what city councilmember greg abroadhouse had to say, we have a chance to correct the mistake by reinstating chick-fil-a and that the message that we are open for all, open for faith and open for business. back on the city council agenda, could be up for a final vote on may 2nd. heather: a lot of people happy about that. let's talk about what dodge is doing paying tribute to the military. >> dodge is saluting armed forces, a new stars and stripes addition package upgrade for several of its dodge challengers and chargers. this would be a $2000 upgrade. it comes with a lot of cool features including american flag fender decal, bla

>>tambiÉn en una visita a san antonio donald trump llegÓ a recaudar fondos para su campaÑa de reelecciÓn, nos mantiene muy seguros y estÁ logrando todo lo que prometiÓ. >>organizadores del evento esta decisiÓn fue exclusivamente pero lo que parece aceptar el paÍs vecino es frenar el paso de inmigrantes por territorio mexicano para impedir que sigan llegando a la frontera con estados unidos la solidaridad mexicana brilla por su ausencia y ha estado definiendo personas que incluso cuentan por eso y con permiso los lÍderes o sin ellos parecen que los migrantes avanzarÁn en una nueva caravana de migrantes y otros lo hicieron en el trans corte urbano en la ciudad de san pedro a es de largo recorrido de tan sÓlo seis meses de nacidos buscar nuevas y mejores oportunidades. >>no me da miedo porque usted sabe que mando uno lleva una meta mi meta es llegar a los estados unidos la verdad me da miedo se calcula que esta caravana agrupa a unos 1000 centroamericanos que iniciaron la travÉs dÍa ayer por la noche por otra parte el gobernador de california concluyÓ su viaje y el funcionario dijo que regr

champion san antonio have managed to stay alive in the playoffs and they made a home court advantage of count on thursday beating the denver nuggets to take their first round series to a decisive game seven samak has the action. well to the scout when you have a forty three point game you can usually expect to be on the winning side nicklaus jock itch was on fire in game six with the denver needing just one more win to progress but despite his impressive form he's been finding out there's no quit in five time n.b.a. championship winning coach gregg popovich and his son into a new spurs. and while pop doesn't have the likes of tim duncan and tony parker and even i he does have the marcus aldridge and the moderates and those for us for that . both play showing they've got the hunger to win made it and be a tigers respectively but of jock itch in fine form game six was a tie to fair for the most part but you know the spurs did however benchley put away their. heroes and scored twelve of just twenty five points in the panelled mccourt i was they went into the fourth five points ahead kep

this is a live picture from san antonio clerk the suspect is a man in his 50s and at some point went onto his porch with the gun and set fire to the house. what seems eventually arrived, the suspect was found dead unclear if he took his own life but that is the situation from san antonio, texas tonight. >>> a major recall for chewy chips ahoy cookies but the problem, and unexpected ingredients .pbit misco parent company is recalling 13 ounce packages of the chewy cookie version. a company rep says the cornstarch used in the making process did not fully blend and instead solidified. there are reports of gagging and choking. no other chips ahoy products are affected. to make a task force will investigate the recent deaths of nearly 2 dozen horses at southern california's racetrack. la county star prosecutor says that experience prosecutors and sworn peace officers will look at whether unlawful conduct or conditions affected the welfare and safety of the horses in arcadia. the california horse racing board also looking into those deaths which happened between december and march, so far,

he became the youngest city counselor, he became mayor of san antonio. he was the youngest mayor in the country. in 2012, a rising national star in the democratic party. he was tapped the give the keynote address at the 2012 democratic national convention. >> the american dream is not a sprint or even a marathon. it is a relay. our families don't always cross the finish line in the span of one generation but each generation passes onto the next, the fruits of their labor. my grandmother never owned a house, she cleans other people's house so she can afford to own her own. she saw her daughter becoming the first of her family graduating college. my mother fights hard forsivi c rights. instead of a mop, i can hold this microphone. >> that was julio castro. within two years, he was asked by president obama to become the youngest member of the obama cabin cabinet. >> first time most americans heard this man speak is when he gives a speech at the democratic national convention two years ago. they saw this young guy, pretty good speaker, not bad looking. talk

four years after that, i was elected mayor of san antonio.il i got a call on april 16, 2014, from president barack obama. i had just driven through the drive-through at panda express. and, you know how the phone sometimes it says, unknown caller or blocked. it said private. if you get a call that says private, answer the phone. i did. and i ended up serving 2 1/2 years as the secretary of housing and urban development. i had a chance to travel to 100 communities across 39 states. and saw the challenges all our cities are dealing with. the environment. i'm running for president because i believe that we need new leadership. one that understands that we need to move guard as one nation. with one destiny. that destiny for us in the united states in the 21st century is to be the smartest, the healthiest, the fairest. the most prop prous nation oners. the smartest, the healthiest, the fairest, and the most prosperous nation on earth. basically, we need to invest in things like universal prek for 3 and 4-year-olds. improving our k-12 system by payi

job i do roger san antonio looks like they can make a real impact in the n.b.a. playoffs. while the team like to stop our spurs sides going by the likes of derek white who scored thirty six points in this game and to moderates and proving they're more than capable of stepping up. despite being up against the western conference a second seed denver you have one of the season's best players nicklaus jock itch a no stage the dispose looked like a team that finished five places below them in the regular season. there was little between the teams until the final quarter that's when sun until you took control of the game. was dros that would end of twenty five points his performance helped them go on to win it one eight hundred to one await. the spurs now leave the series two one and take a step closer to championship number six so while malik al-jazeera. the results of philadelphia seventy six is have also taken a two one series lead thirty one points from bensimon helping them at the brooklyn nets one hundred thirty one two hundred fifteen. you name rare has taken a step close

janessa, thank you. >>> what has gotten into san antonio spurs coach gregg popovich lately? for the second time this week, he was ejected, this time it was just 63 seconds into the gamnu against the ets. >> he was upset. he thought that aldridge might have got fouled by millsap. >> he was argseng a mis foul when this happened. that was the fastest a coach has ever been kicked out of a game. >>> still ahead, can you guess hoay big those bonuses are for the final four coaches? bob kraft fights back against charges. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. like on that new laptop. quicksilver keeps things simple, gary. and smart, like you! and i like that. i guess i am pretty

force a decisive game seven their hopes of bringing home championship number six to san antonio remain very much alive so hale malik al-jazeera. in the n.h.l. playoffs the boston bruins have continued their impressive form of the bronzer who are now many people's favorite one the opening game of their it eastern conference semifinal series against the columbus blue jackets. leveled the game in the final five minutes of regulation and scored again in overtime to lead the bruins to a three two win. at the st louis blues be the dallas stars three two in first game of the team's western conference semifinal series. tell us incl scored two goals to help his team it take the lead as they head into game two on home ice . on history has been made and the n.f.l. draft. murray has been selected the as the overall first pick is the first time a someone has been drafted in the n.f.l. and major league baseball first round mari was signed by the oakland athletics last year to play baseball for professionally on the premise that he would join after playing one more year of college football however af

playoffs this weekend worked out in favor of the san antonio spurs who qualified for the postseason for the twenty second year in a row a day later sacramento got the chance to take out their frustration as they came up against the spurs san antonio as motivation seeming to have deserted them as they see out the regular season the kings winning one hundred thirteen one hundred six spurs coach gregg popovich objected for protesting the referee's calls just a bit too strong now to an invention that could have come in handy in that game this robot has been developed in japan it's called q three and i enjoined designed not to miss three points though it occasionally does so you need human after all other minor drawbacks include an inability to dribble or jump no slam dunk ok that's all your sport and the polls thank you very much for that and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour for me it is a problem and the entire team here thank you very much for watching. israel war on truth where on live what tina's taught us is to be able to be concise being expressing exactly what is happening

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judging by the roger san antonio look like they can make a real impact in the n.b.a. playoffs. while the team like to stop our spurs sides going by the likes of derek white who scored thirty six points in this game and the moderates are proving them more than capable of stepping up. despite being up against the western conference a second seed denver who have one of the season's best players nicklaus jock itch a no stage the dispose looked like a team that finished five places below them in the regular season looking thank you . there was a little between the teams until the final quarter that's when sun until you took control of the game. was dros and would end of twenty five points his performance helping them go on to win it one eight hundred to one await. the spurs now leave the series two one and take a step closer to championship number six so hail malik al-jazeera. the philadelphia seventy six is have also taken it to one seriously that thirty one points from person helping them beat the brooklyn nets hundred thirty one two hundred fifteen. i actually have been given a h

wednesday at san antonio and austin. finally, we're talking two to even five inches of rain. david? >> ginger zee with us tonight. we'll be watching tomorrow on "gma." >>> now, to president trump tonight. what he's now saying about impeachment. and speaker nancy pelosi, what she told members of congress just a short time ago. and tonight, the newest subpoena now revealed who they now want to testify before the american people. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: president trump today flatly rejected a central theme of the mueller report, that time and time again, his own top advisers refused to do what he asked. >> are you worried that your staff ignored your orders, as the mueller report portrays? >> nobody disobeys my orders. >> reporter: but the mueller report documents multiple cases, chief among them, white house counsel don mcgahn, who repe repeatedly rebuffed the president's drek tovs to have robert mueller fired. and tonight, mcgahn has been subpoenaed to appear before the house judiciary committee. but he's just one of several aides who

we are proud products of public schools in san antonio texas.plause] go tothe chance to college, go to law school, came back home with my brother, i couldn't get rid of him. [laughter] in my family to be a professional lawyer and then eventually got elected to the city council at the age of 26. i served for four years and four years after that, i was elected mayor of san antonio, until i got a call on april 16, 2014, from president barack obama. i had just driven through the drive-through at panda express. [laughter] you know how the phone sometimes ays "unknown caller" or "blocked". if you end up getting a car like that, pick up the phone. travel across to 30 communities around the states and see everything that we are struggling with -- infrastructure, the health, the environment people grow up in. i am running for president because i believe that we need new leadership, a new vision for this country. one that understands that we need to move forward as one nation, one destiny, and that destiny for us is to be the smartest, the healthiest, the

favor y encontrada recibieron a donald trump durante su visita a texas que iniciÓ en la ciudad de san antonioazo a las polÍticas migratorias del primer mandatario. >> el presidente no conoce texas. somos un lugar multicultural. pedro: invitÓ al comisionado de texas. le dijo que Él era el Único de los bush que realmente lo querÍa y le deseo suerte en su carrera polÍtica. >> Él estÁ haciendo todo lo que prometiÓ, dijo esta seguid pedro: busca elevar su mensaje de emergencia en la frontera. en presidente rompiÓ el protocolo y presentÓ un grupo de rancheros que dicen estar obligados a utilizar armas. el alguacil del condado brooks confirmÓ que hoy se recuperaron dos cadÁveres y en lo que va del aÑo van nueve muertos. -- cuerpos. tambiÉn revelÓ que funcionarios de la casa blanca contactaron para conocerlas cifras de muertos que se registran desde el 2009. patricia: esta visita coincide con la apelaciÓn que presentó un juez de san francisco que block yo su polÍtica de regresar a mÉxico a los que esperan audiencia de migraciÓn. mientras estudia el caso los inmigrantes podrÁn permanecer en estados un

protestarÁn tanto adultos como jÓvenes >> nos informaron que la marcha el 1 de mayo en la ciudad de san antonios gracias >> la policÍa logrÓ un arresto, en la parte frontal de uber, k s kasie al parecer se reportaron solo daÑos en una ventana, y renuncia asÍ lo informÓ la alcaldesa de san francisco, desde el aÑo pasado una agenciÓ una mujer atrapada en una de estas puertas >> ( informaciÓn en pantalla( vamos a una pausa >> ademÁs cambio de una ordenanza podrÍa haber mÁs espacio al sur de la bahÍa >> iniciamos la semana con condiciones secasos, hablaremose esto despuÉs de la pausa >> musica esta tarde a las seis realizarÁn una cuenta pÚblica >> no se olviden de nosotros, ese es el mensaje de personas de tercera edad en la ciudad san francisco en momentos que se darÁ un bono millonario para hacer mÁs viviendas, este bono serÍa destinado para esta persona y viviendas >> llas personas mayores de edad estamos alborotadas porque no sabemos dÓnde vivir >> el san francisco ha golpeado mucho a las personas mayores de edad >> siempre nos dicen, pero el seguro social no nos alcanza >> $800 $900 y los apar

bottom line, you see the president right now in san antonio, texas. he will spend the day there for those fund-raisers, and for the signing of an executive order that should take place in about the next hour or so. liz? liz: all right. i'm getting it, blake. i just got the readout. apparently the president did address very briefly his choice for federal reserve. he was saying many presidents haven't done a lot of things they should and then he blurted out maybe we should have a different federal reserve chairman who didn't raise interest rates. reporter: yeah. liz: i believe when that hit the tape, the dow once again turned higher. we are up about ten points. go ahead. reporter: speaking of the fed, i asked president trump earlier today when he left the white house about herman cain and the criticism that is coming from republicans in the senate. those republican senators who will determine the future as to whether or not herman cain when he is eventually nominated makes it on to the federal reserve board of governors. the president said that herman c

champion san antonio has managed to stay alive in the playoffs they made home court advantage count on thursday beating the denver nuggets to take their first round series to a decisive game seven so how melich has the action played well but it's got when you have a forty three point game you can usually expect to be on the winning side nicholas was on fire in game six with the denver needing just one more win to progress by despite his impressive form he's been finding out there's no quit in five time n.b.a. championship winning coach gregg popovich and his son into a new spirit. and while pop doesn't have the likes of tim duncan and tony parker and even. he does have the marcus aldridge and to moderates and for us for that matter. both play showing they've got the hunger to win made it and be a talk is respectively but have jockeyed confined form game six of the tie to fair for the most part. you know the spurs did however benchley put away their. heroes and scored twelve of just twenty five points in the penultimate quarter. i was they went into the fourth five points ahead kept the

judging by the roads of san antonio look like they can make a real impact in the n.b.a. playoffs. while the team lacks the star power spurs sides gone by the likes of derek white who scored thirty six points in this game and the moderates are proving they're more than capable of stepping up. despite being up against the western conference a second seed denver who have one of the season's best players nicklaus jock itch and no stage did dispose look like a team that finished five places below them in the regular season if. there was little between the teams until the final quarter that's when san antonio took control of the game. dros and would end of twenty five points his performance helping them go on to win it one eight hundred to one await. the spurs now leave the series two one and take a step closer to championship number six so hale malik al-jazeera. in the n.h.l. playoffs san jose survived a real scared to keep their first round series alive against the vegas golden knights the sharks have lost three consecutive games to vegas and were on the verge of being eliminated thom

. >> ella y su hijo viajarÁn a san antonio, luego al paso, para llegar a san francisco para r reunirsetemen perderse. desde el 2014 cuando llegÓ al sur de texas la primera ola de migrantes centroamericanos, don luis de d decidiÓ ayudar. >> empecÉ en la estaciÓn de buses, vi que andaba una monja,, desde entonces he estado aquÍ casi todos los dÍas. >> luis dice que la terminal caminera estÁ llena de migrantes e historias >> una persona me dijo que no me iba a olvidar, porque fui el primero que les dio la bienv bienvenida. >> despuÉs de permanecer 10 dÍas en el centro de detenciÓn de la patrulla fronteriza, maritza y sus dos hijos dejan el sur de texas para reunirse con su esposo. > maritza agradece la ayuda de don luis. >> es buena persona y le doy las gracias por ayudarnos. >> luis no se desprende del grupo hasta que todos suban al camiÓn, lo motiva el deseo de y ayudar e invita a otros a hacer lo mismo. >> con lo poco que puedan es bastante ayuda. >> un joven que es residente de colorado asegura ser detenido por ice si justificaciÓn, dice que cuando pasÓ con su camion paso la inspecciÓ

. >> sri lanka amaneciÓ con otra explosiÓn cerca de la iglesia san antonio en donde ocurrieron los primerosidades apuntan responsabilidades a un oscuro y pequeÑo grupo, son cuatro fuerzas religiosas. se da en un ambiente de hostilidad y que ha terminado creando hostilidad, evidentemente una de esas partes le tocÓ perse confirman dos estadounidenses. las autoridades tambiÉn desactivaron artefactos explosivos en el aeropuerto y cuatro personas han sido arrestadas en conexiÓn con los eventos. la organizaciÓn da la que se culpa el sanguinario hecho es muy pequeÑa por lo que habrÍa recibido ayuda del exterior. ilia: las historias de los que vivieron el horror de los ataques, son impactantes un sacerdote contÓ que vio 100 personas como desaparecieron en segundos frente a sus ojos con la explosiÓn. un multimillonario danÉs pérdida tres de los suyos. las imÁgenes que muestra la mano del ex presidente de perÚ momentos antes de que se dispararan la cabeza. jorge: sobrevive de milagro una pasajera que fue arrastrada por un vagÓn del metro en san francisco. ilia: un experto explica ♪ ♪ >>la policÍa per

jillian: after a few divergence chick-fil-a should be landing in san antonio's airport.io speak council band chick-fil-a from opening up at the airport. they really didn't view the restaurant's viewpoint but wanted to do business with companies that are all inclusive but yesterday they were reconsidering the decision because they also wanted to be inclusive. we heard greg broadhouse say we need to correct this by reinstating chick-fil-a, and open for business. this will be up on the agenda on april 18th and up for a vote on may 2nd. rob: huber going public. >> reporter: this is something investors have been waiting for for a long time, but did file the s-1 document to go public with the listing on the new york stock exchange, uber expected to sell $10 billion worth of stock with evaluation between 90, and $100 billion. things we haven't known before, one thing, 91 million users on the platform at the end of 2018, also reported, 2018 revenue, $2.7 billion, 42%, and sees a lot of growth for the company but we will be watching closely because lift, uber's rival went public

en un encuentro con seguidores de san antonio, recalcÓ que personas peligrosas entran al paÍs, y la buenaes la soluciÓn, y desmintio que no haya tramos nuevos en construcciÓn. >> paquin l(habla en inglÉs). >> activistas aseguran que en realidad son las polÍticas del presidente hacen peor la situaciÓn de la frontera, al limitar el nÚmero de inmigrante en pedir asilo, pero nada los detiene, 1000 personas vienen desde honduras, dicen que prefieren jugarse la vida camino estados unidos que morir de hambre en su paÍs,ras ellos llegan decenas son deportados >> desafiando la noche y las amenazas de trump, migrantes salieron buscando un futuro. >> no hay trabajo para mÍ, no hay comida, no hay nada. >> hombres, mujeres y niÑos, familias completas que huyen por la desesperaciÓn. >> no se puede comer, es mejor ir a arriesgar la vida, cuando va confiado y agarrado de la mama mano de dios >> la convocatoria de esta caravana se hizo en redes so sociales, pero se desconoce ieano. >> muchos salieron a pie con la esperanza de encontrar t transporte, otros en autobuses, mientras unos van en bÚsqueda del su

i'm going to ask my question first in english and then in spanish. .y name is jessica i'm from san antonio, texas. million who liveli in poverty right now. what would you do to address that in your first term? now in spanish. [speaking spanish] with mytro: i grew up .rother my parents were never married. taste but up when they were eight. i know what it is like to struggle. i also know we need to do many things and connect the dots. first of all, we need to raise the minimum wage. we need to support legislation like the paycheck fairness act so women get paid equal pay for equal work, especially women of color who are shortchanged the most. have affordable so people can find an affordable place to live, invest in educational opportunities. not only tuition free of freeities -- tuition universities and help families succeed. ensurebelieve we need to there is justice in our justice system. too many people are living in poverty today because they were incarcerated when they should have never been in the first place. for giving people a first chance in life because too often people do not get

nba, se enfrentaban al conjunto para reiniciar la cuenta atrás, este equipo no había ganado en san antonio mauricio ramírez cambio y fuera >> qué bonito el conejo y que le parecería arrendar uno para la pascua ? a la pausa le contamos. >> acerca la pascua y muchas familias regalaron huevitos de chocolate pero que le parecía si renta un conejo de verdad ? en lo que propone el dueño de una granja de canadá con un programa que permite alquilar y después regresarlo, las niñas no van a permitir de ninguna manera que regresan al conejo. hoy le compré uno >> gracias por acompañarnos nos vemos mañana en punto a las seis. >> (gritan) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (aplausos)