es un gusto saludarlos desde san antonio, texas.ira quÉ belleza y qué maravilla lo que tenemos en este san antonio. karla: estamos muy felices de poder estar en esta celebraciÓn del dÍa de los muertos que ya se cataloga como la mÁs importante de los estados unidos. hicieron rÉplicas de las katrineras. han traÍdo toda la tradiciÓn mexicana en su mÁximo esplendor. alan: amigos, estamos en lo que serÁ la celebraciÓn mÁs grande del dÍa de los muertos en todos los estados unidos. estos son todos los detalles de lo que va a acontecer el fin de semana. francisca: de verdad me dio mucha envidia pero de la buena de poder estar aquÍ. nosotros tenemos nuestro altarpara celebrar el dÍa de los muertos pero miren quÉ belleza. raÚl: aquÍ estamos para compartir en este viernes espectacular. alan: estamos con todos los detalles sobre esta gran celebraciÓn. francisca: como escucharon regresamos mÁs adelante con ellos. tenemos un programa preparado para ustedes con mucha alegrÍay tambiÉn hay mucho que celebrar. >> nos presentamos aquÍ y estamos listos

estamos viendo imÁgenes de la villita de san antonio.raÑo, parte del arte. asÍ hay muchos en todo el entorno de la ciudad como parte de esta semana. serÁ este fin de semana esta feria dedicada las 6:30 p.m. mire quÉ belleza. hay muchos alt dedicado en dos ocasiones. estuvo vigente en la segunda guerra mundial. tambiÉn tenemos otro altar dedicado al doctor alfonso kiss que no, una persona clave para el desarrollo de la cultura de esta ciudad. esta comienza esta noche, a las 7:00 p.m. hora del centro. ciudad de san antonio, venga porque el desfile que abra serÁ impresionante. eva longoria serÁ la gran mariscal. tambiÉn hay un derroche culinario con muestra de los mejores platos de la zona quien san antonio. es un evento que se viene llevando a cabo los Últimos siete aÑos y reitero, si este san antonio venga porque eso no se va a remitir en televisiÓ, sino lo puede ver en vivo. yo soy tony dandrades. regresamos al estudio. borja: trÁenos algunas otras, pero no hagas como simple que se te quedan en el aviÓn o en aduana. traen los dulces rico

prÉstamo de san antonio, texas. mos dÍas de vida del astrÓlogo walter mercado, quien muriÓ este sÁbado en un hospital de san juan, puerto rico a los 87 aÑos de edad. reportera: rodeado de paz y amor, asÍ fueron los Últimos dÍas del reconocido astrÓlogo walter mercado, justo hasta el Último minuto de su muerte. >> acompaÑado de nosotras, rodeado de mucho, mucho amor. como siempre decÍa. quÉ mÁs se puede pedir. se fue tranquilo, era un ser muy espiritual. asimismo, se entregÓ a la luz, a la divinidad, a ese universo. ahora lo tenemos en espantes. reportera: sin embargo, en el que muriÓ, murió solo en la habitaciÓn. >> parece que expertos momento de paz para poder seguir y que no los causara ese instante tan difÍcil. reportera: el tambiÉn actor estuvo hospitalizado desde hace dos semanas por problemas renales y complicaciones en el corazÓn. su familiar esperaba que su salud se deteriora tan rÁpido y falleciera por un fallo renal. >> llegÓ un momento que nos podÍa comunicar como nosotros lo hacÍamos, pero podía escuchar

presentadora: nos saludamos desde san antonio texas.los que no han pasado a mejor dÍa, les anunciamos la muerte de walter mercado, astrÓlogo que durante dÉcadas colaborÓ en el popular programa de nuestra cadena primer impacto. reportero: walter mercado falleciÓ la noche del sÁbado 2 de noviembre en el hospital auxilio, de san juan puerto rico. so se debiÓ a un aparente fallo renal. los rodeÓ su familia mÁs Íntima y dicen que se fue en paz. nombre: tenemos que morir para poder resurgir, reencarnar. reportero: en las Últimas entrevistas que concediÓ se lo veÍa jovial, saludable, nadie hubiese imaginado que en pocas semanas la prensa tendrÍa que anunciar su muerte. hombre: pÚblico que le un walter monito. reportera: walter comentÓ que estaba haciendo atendido de la fractura debido a una caÍda en su hogar, estaba incÓmodo pero esas molestias casi pasaron desapercibidas en el pÚblico. el mÍstico es shanti ananda. naciÓ en 1932, se criÓ en ponce puerto rico, su vida siempre estuvo rodeada de enigmas. hombre: desde que era un infante mismo me

san antonio es una comunidad mexico-americana con >>san antonio es una comunidad mÉxico americana conas icono plÁstica de la celebraciÓn que recuerda a los que ya no estÁn aquÍ. una tradiciÓn latinoamericana y muy mexicana que sirve para convivir en vida con la muerte a travÉs de las generaciones. >> le decimos a los niÑos de nosotros quesigan la tradiciÓn. >> todos los altares como el que doÑa rosa le hizo a su familia llevan elementos fundamentales de la fotografÍa del,, velas para alumbrar su camino. agua, sal para purificar, santos, objetos que usaba la persona. no puede >> el a nuestro intvi para que las Ánimasen coman en el estrago mole. >> tambiÉn el pan de muerto y las calaveras de azÚcar. >> ojalÁ que ellos se acuerdan de nosotros. >> estos son un producto de un sincretismo entre los mexicanos. >> esta festividad ha podido recorrer toda lahistoria de los mexicanos se ha mantenido, ha crecido y se ha convertido en lo que es ahora. >> una festividad loca que se ha vuelto internacional con el paso de los aÑos >> cada instituciÓn, cadaregión de mÉ >> cuando los altares salieron d

in san antonio my experience was the exact opposite of that.nted to the obama administration of the housing administration because of the work we did on the east side of san antonio which traditionally was the african-american part of town. and so i think the track records are different. i am sure that there are some things that he has done that are good things and i have a lot of respect for mayor buttigieg. but i do think that our experience level is different. i don't need to go see south bend. when i was h.u.d. secretary and i was mayor of a city that is 14 times larger than south bend. in fact, we could almost fit south bend in our alamo dome in san antonio. >> trevor: let me ask you this. you have stood out in the field for many reasons but one in particular, that has been that you haven't been afraid to come at your democratic rivals. in eye friendly way but you haven't been afraid with. buttigieg you have not been afraid to say you don't have a good track record with black voters and you don't have a good relationship with them. the pol

locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout y desde san antonio arantxaa. arantxa: buenas noches al noticiero univisiÓn desde san antonio texas, la celebraciÓn del mÁs grande del paÍs del día de los muertos iniciamos con la situaciÓn que se vive en california por los incendios forestales afortunadamente los bomberos ganaron de batallas sofocando fuegos pero la lucha continÚa y como nos cuenta liliana escalante algunos residentes han podido regresar a los hogares. liliana: miles de bomberos que se mantuvieron ocupados los Últimos dÍa luchando contra los diferentes incendios que se desataron en el sur de california, hoy tuvieron un respiro de alivio gracias a las mejores condiciones del tiempo. >> tuvimos un poco de lluvia y con la lluvia nos ayudÓ porque todavÍa tenemos bomberos que estÁn aquÍ con mangueras tratando de extinguir lugares con chispas pero con la lluvia eso nos ayuda. liliana: este sÁbado los residentes que regresaban a casa trataban de volver a la normalidad, dejando atrÁs una semana de evacuaciones masivas cierre de escuelas, carreteras y a

esta noche nos despedimos con el colorido y folclorico desfile de las "trajineras" en el rio san antoniofile de "las catrinas". este es e primer aqo que se realiza el evento, en un festejo que busca hacer de san antonio la sede para celebrar el "dia de los muertos" en estados unidos. la "mariscala" del desfile fue la actriz mexico- americana "eva longoria". y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta hora ♪ ♪ >> arrancÓ la jornada 17 del torneo apertura mexicano. unos confundidos pumas querÍan devorar a unos k morteros de puebla para meterse en zona de liguilla. >> este sÁbado buscará convertirse campeÓn mundial de la categorÍa semipesados.

brian: we started the story in san antonio. cinto outside houston in the battle continues in austin, texas, the capital of the states on how to best or member the men who fought here, regardless of how that turned out for one thing is clear, without sam houston's leadership in the battle of the men who fought under him texas does not get its independence annexed to america years later in america march west does not take root like a dead which leads me to why i titled sam houston and alamo adventures the texas victory the changed american history. thank you for watching. i'm brian kilmeade. hello america, i'm mark live in with the great devin nunes. how are you. it's great to be back on your show. >> you are the second guest originally. we've only had to guess twice, but what you're doing is very crucial to the nation. whether you can impeach a president of the united states basically for anything, let's start at the beginning. who sets american

brian: we started the story in san antonio. an jacinto outside houston in the battle continues in austin, texas, the capital of the states on how to best or member the men who fought here, regardless of how that turned out for one thing is clear, without sam houston's leadership in the battle of the men who fought under him texas does not get its independence annexed to america years later in america march west does not take root like a dead which leads me to why i titled sam houston and alamo adventures the texas victory the changed american history. thank you for watching. us, "fox news sunday" with chris wallace is up next. chris: i'm chris wallace. key witnesses in the impeachment inquiry tell their stories to the nation with more to come. ♪ ♪ >> in mid august it became clear to me that giuliani's effort to gin up politically-motivated investigations were now affecting u.s. engagement with ukraine. >> a member of my taffe could hear ambassador sondland about the investigations. >> as we sit here testifying, the president att

esta noche nos despedimos con el colorido y folclorico desfile de las "trajineras" en el rio san antonio primer aqo que se realiza el evento, en un festejo que busca hacer de san antonio la sede para celebrar el "dia de los muertos" en estados unidos. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta hora el siguiente es un anuncio pagado de omegaxl. [música inicial] >> ¡gracias! hola a todos. caramba, que recibimiento. gracias raúl y a la polo banda por esa fantástica

las cosas iban bien, cuarto cuarto ganan spurs de san antonio, mas acción nba, lebron james los Ángelespara sus aspiraciones de liguilla, vamos al cuauhtémoc cero a cero al 60 misil el centro y nunca despejen al medio porque pasan cosas como esta, juan manuel iturbe empató para los felinos, vamos con atlas en el jalisco ante san luis, cardona, centro, gol, uno a cero atlas, en el segundo tiempo mayada le quedó el rebote, remate de pierna derecha empató atlético san luis, luego tiro de esquina, el portero se da cuenta que no había portero en el otro lado, no llegó dos por no gana san luis, atlas cementerio parroquial de con pocas posibilidad de meterse a liguie también 49 desgarro pectoral, sufre en el partido ante cardinals, si finalizan los deportes. ♪. la tecnología podría ayudar a resolver un asesinato el asistencia virtual alexa en la muerte de silvia galva, ella tenía este dispositivo y podría haber grabado algunas palabras, según el novio discutían ella tomó una lanza, y se giró y la tenía clavada en el pecho, bueno las imágenes estan en manos de la policía, el hombre fue arrestad

i grew up with my mother and my grandmother and my brother on the west side of san antonio. my grandmother had come to the united states as an orphan when she was seven years old. she worked as a maid, and a babysitter whole lifebecause she never finished elementary school . she raised my mom is a single parent and my mom raised my brother and me as a single parent as well. my brother and i are proud products of the public school of texas. and just to think that only two generations after my grandmother got here, like i did a lot of your relatives did, wherever they came from was hardly anything. one of her grandsons, my brother walking represents the 20th congressional district, the neighborhood that shemoved to in san antonio and the other one is here asking for your vote for president of the united states of america . that is what america has been , what it can be, but we have to be. i'm running for president because i believe that every single american should have the opportunity to live out their dreams and i want to make sure that we build an america that's possible. t

omar villafranca spoke to former housing employees in san antonio who said management pressured themdge completion times. >> i told them this is lying. it's not right. >> reporter: for nearly five years, teresa anderson answered maintenance calls for balfour beatty communities at lackland air force base in san antonio. what was the technician turnout? >> oh, it was bad. >> reporter: were they overwhelmed? >> oh yeah. >> reporter: as work orders piled up, wait times grew. yet emails reviewed by cbs news reveal instructions from anderson's supervisors that completion times need to be adjusted to ensure that records showed over 95% of work orders were resolved on time. >> i would have to change it so it only took them the allotted time that we were allowed. >> reporter: so you were directly cooking the books. >> yeah. >> reporter: by reporting a high on time completion rate balfour beatty remained eligible for big renuses worth more than $2 million over the last ten years at lackland alone. the bonuses are paid from service members' paychecks. >> reporter: what do you feel balfour beatt

estarÁ en san antonio en la noche. habrÁ un desfile con las katrinas.

pero el equipo reacciona, en un proceso de campaña terrible ganaron 107 97, apenas para san antonio, ánimo tremendo, rumbo a baltimore por un duelo clave de la semana 13, han sido descartados para este juego, con dolencias en la rodilla, cuestionables para jugar mientras que tras tres semanas, promete darle muchos puntos porque se enfrentan a dos ofensivos, baltimore con 44, san francisco con 39, este domingo a las 10:00 de la mañana, hace mucho frío en la bahía, perfecto para las que usan patines y juegan sobre hielo, volverán a ganar y siguen esta vez, cuatro a uno, de la carrera, marcaron tres tantos más, los últimos 12 están en cuarto lugar del pacífico, un día más hemos dominado la acción, cambio y fuera. en la tecnología es el mejor amigo del ser humano pero no todos opinan igual >>>( am habla inglés) >>> estuvo llorando pues dijo que alexa le gritó >>> estaba en su cuarto cuando le pegue una canción pero al parecer el volumen de alexa estaba muy alto y pensó que le gritó, minutos después la mamá le dijo que había hablado con alexa y que la música volveré a escucharla muchos ni

, la oficina de ice en texas es la que mÁs arrestos hizo principalmente en dallas, en houston y san antonio detenciÓn para que sean deportados aunque las redadas pasan en algÚn momento desapercibidas como dice adriÁn hernÁndez. >> yo llevo aquÍ 30 aÑos, vengo de nueva york, no he visto redadas aquÍ pero es comÚn por lo de la frontera. >>ntre las oficinas que mÁs detienen a inmigrantes estÁn texas, la que mÁs capturÓ fue dallas, con 17.000, atlanta 15 mil, houston 14 mil y san antonio con diez mil indocumentados. >> afuera del centro de detenciÓn de houston conocimos a una mujer hispana que tiene tres hijos adolescentes a su esposo lo arrestaron despuÉs de 33 aÑos de vivir en estados unidos. >> tenemos miedo, de estar solos en la casa sin Él, estamos muy tristes, es muy triste esta situaciÓn. >> en total la oficina de deportaciÓn de ice arresto a mÁs de 158 mil extranjeros el aÑo pasado, la cifra mÁs elevada desde el 2014, la familia sabe que muchos inmigrantes estÁs p deportaciones. >> no me quiero imaginar en esa situaciÓn, solamente de ,me... doloroso, imagÍnense que le pase peor. >> a na

san antonio wins 127-110.e warriors are one and for. >>> the sharks are mired in their own early-season nightmare coming home tonight after a brutal road trip was supposed to offer some relief. instead, it merely twisted the proverbial knife. these guys hosting the jets, second period it's 1-0 winnipeg and sharks on the attack. johnny brezinski, his fourth, tied the game of 1. jets go up 2-1 and in the fourth period the sharks go up once again. evander kane, let's fly so much. the hurdle redirects, it is 2- 2, but 90 seconds to play and the sharks give one up at a bad time. nicollet healers beating martin jones. the sharks out shoot winnipeg 53-19 and somehow lose the game 3-2. connor hall great game, haskel rivalry with the jim goldman perpetual trophy. i still have no idea what the snap in the middle is. second-quarter jack quigley has capability to get it off to jp murphy, 11 yard connection and it is 7-0. the mustangs put together a 60 yard drive at the end of the half capped off by jack stewart since past

san antonio. david kerley with the images coming in now. >> reporter: investigators tonight want to know exactly how these two private jets ended up in a tangled mess. san antonio. airport emergency crews responded, worried about 300 gallons of fuel which leaked from one of the aircraft. one of the jets had been parked on the ramp for more than a week. a source tells abc news that the second aircraft arriving from san jose and was taxiing on the ramp when it accidentally thrusted and careened into the parked aircraft. there was only one person involved in this accident, the pilot of the jet that had just landed. that pilot was not injured, and the emergency crews were able to contain the fuel spill. david? >> david, thank you. >>> another late development tonight involving rodney reed, just days away from execution. tonight, the texas court issuing him an indefinite stay of execution for his murder conviction 23 years ago, putting the execution on hold. his case has been taken up by the innocence

champions golden state warriors will be looking to bounce back from their back to back defeats to san antoniore in san francisco on monday. but they'll have to continue to do it the hard way, with an injury ravaged squad. some serious stars missing — no stephen curry, out for three months with a broken hand. klay thompson's torn acl means he's not about. d'angelo russell heading to the infirmary with an ankle injury, he won't feature. and draymond green, well he suffered a sprained left index finger during friday's loss to the san antonio spurs. a real all—star cast on the sidelines. and finally, yet another addition to our goalkeeping clangers viral vids. spare a thought for poor christos mandas. the 18—year—old atromitos keeper having what can only be described as absolutely dreadful day at the office as his side lost 3—2 to aek athens in the greek superleague. clanger1— an own goal. nelson oliveira's shot hits a post, then rolls into the net off the keeper. nine minutes later, an even bigger one, totally agricultural control from mandas making a complete hash of a backpass. oliveira again

to another spurs side now — this time the nba's san antonio spurs.ed 30 points to help the lakers keep up their 7—game winning streak, by the finest of margins, beating the memphis grizzlies by a point. 109—108 the score, with anthony davis adding 22 points. san antonio go into the game having stopped their 8 match losing streak with their win over the new york knicks. finally to an emotional post on social media, from spain's roberto bautista agut, who returned to their side to help them win the davis cup. agut had missed matches in the knockout phase of the competition following the death of his father. he won in straight sets against felix auger aliassime of canada. you can see what it means to him, and the team. world number 9 agut later posted this on social media, with a simple caption pointing to the sky, with a kiss as a tribute. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, that's your monday sport briefing. abinet tadesse is an ethiopian lorry driver

he's also served as a council member for the city of san antonio. he has a bachelors degree from stanford university and a law degree from harvard. he was the first mexican amrican to seek the presidency. he announced his presidential campaign on january 12th. >> and the reporters posing the question for secretary castro. let's welcome secretary julian castro. [ applause ] thank you. welcome. >> and, carlos, you have the first urging for the candidates to booe where progressive, mbe the left. what do you have to say about that. >> i take what president obama says very seriously. obviously he has the experience of being president. he won in 2008 by inspiring a lot of people. i don't believe that anybody in the race has articulated a vision of the country that isn't more popular and wouldn't command more people at the voting booth than donald trump. this president has been a president for some people. each and every one of us who were running want to be a president for everybody. so i'm confident that all of the visions that have been articulated for

. >>> a bizarre collision on the runway in san antonio, texas. a private jet from san jose. that plane reportedly had a fuel leak. the faa says one of the private planes was taxiing when it clipped a wing of the other plane. no one was hurt and it is unclear if there were any passengers aboard either plane. the jet from san jose is registered to a company called pi lot point consult answery of sunnyvale. >>> we have a follow-up to the dramatic demolition in cupertino, a demolition that almost went wrong when a wall came crashing down as cars drove by yesterday. the developer, sand hill properties, told us despite what it looks like it went according to plan. they said the wall came down in a zone cleared by construction worker. the demolition is almost complete and crews will begin working on the parking structure across the street. >>> coming up this morning on "today in the bay" it is art imitating life. the new play at san jose state opening the eyes of the audience and actors. that please your stop stories coming up at 7:00. right now, back to

reciben al utah yacimiento 49 ahora con boston que se fractuÓo la mano izquierda ante san antonio visitaraches san josÉ mire quÉ bonito estar por allÁ, recibieron este sÁbado con entusiasmo y tambiÉn aplausos >>> en noruego que arribÓ al rockefeller center que serÁ extendido el 4 de diciembre este tal vez sea el Árbol mas famosos del mundo y muchos esperan visitarla y te cuento que llegÓ al centro comercial en manhattan frente a la catedral san tr 77 pies de alto y pesan unas 14 toneladas. tengo un tÍo que se llama beto. el gigantesco Árbol coronado con su estrella >>> para el encendido y estarÁ ahÍ recibiendo a sus visitantes asÍ que ahi va don a basto >>>mos a descansar. >> claro que sÍ. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> hola partido en el dÍa de maÑana el liverpool recibÍ al city estaremos ahÍ en lucha palo. la liga nÚmero 34. sÍ, 34 hat-trick de messi, estamos en cuartos deal nosotros nuestro amigo y crack y figura >>> momento >>> disculpe >>> estamos la verdad >>> vamos a

. >>> in san antonio, a dart collision left two planes entangled on the runway. we first brought this to you as breaking news at 5:00. one of the planes took off this morning. it reportedly suffered a fuel leak. the faa said it was taxiing when it clipped the wing of the other plane. no one was hurt. it is unclear if there were any passengers on board that plane. the air force did confirm that that accident did not interrupt any service. >>> a special closed door meeting started moments ago and it could include a vote to fire the summit of the west could notra costa school district. the reason? a $48 million deficit for the school district. according to the school board webb, the agenda for today's special meeting involves discussing the sum's performance. matthew duffy has been the up is for four years. today there were responding to that deficit that grew from $10 million to $48 million under his supervision. we'll keep you updated as we learn more. >>> the sheriff's department called at this time worst crime scene of his career. he said the home there in ornld

and i live in the austin, san antonio corridor. and i have friends from all walks of life, all different lines, political lines, and they are ready for facts. dying out saying i won't listen to the facts. this is a sham. president trump: thank you very much. please. thank you. great to be with you. and thank you all for being here. today, it's my honor to present an award reserved for those who perform exemplary deeds or acts of service for this great nation and its citizens, the presidential citizen's medal. and it's a big deal. cheers and applause] this evening, we come together to pay tribute to a fallen hero who devoted his life to defending freedom and who made the supreme sacrifice to safe thers on september 11, 2001. colonel richard. richard was a great gentleman. he's looking down proudly on this wonderful family. and congratulations. it's a big -- it's a big evening. and it's great to have you at the white house because there's no place like it. thank you. cheers and applause] we're profoundly grateful to have with us rick

all lanes on 680 are back open this morning >>> a bizarre collision on the runway in san antonio, texas. it involves a private jet from san jose. that plane reportedly had a fuel leak. the faa says one of the private planes was taxiing when it clipped the wing of another plane. no one was hurt. it is unclear if there were any passengers aboard either plane. the jet from san jose is registered to a company called pilot point consultancy of sunnyvale. >>> we have a follow-up to the dramatic demolition at vallco mall in cupertino, a demolition that almost went wrong as a wall crashed down as cars drove by. the developer says despite what it looks like it went according to plan yesterday. they said the wall came down in a zone that construction workers had cleared. the demolition is almost complete. crews will then begin work on the parking structure across the street. >>> she was accused of orchestrating the murder of her ex-boyfriend who was also the father of her two children. hillsborough real estate heiress tiffany li is now a free woman. a jury found her not guilty, but the high-profi

i am proud chairman of the congressional hispanic caucus and represent the great city of san antonio, texas, to the united states congress. i want to thank and recognize all the daca recipients, the dreamers. [applause] >> the plaintiff and attorneys that are here today working so hard in arguing that, thank you for your work. [applause] >> and of course we take our flight to the supreme court and we believe and hope the supreme court will recognize daca recipients and dreamers are just as american as anyone else. i would like to acknowledge the ambassador, martha, former director leon rodriguez and dream.us founder don graham with us this morning. [applause] >> you know this but i will mention it anyway because there are some folks who don't always recognize it. dreamers are valuable contribute in members of our communities and valuable contributors to the united states economy. they are neighbors, friends and colleagues. they strengthen our community and our country and it is inexcusable that donald trump is forcing dreamers into legal limbo by trying to cancel the daca program. kno

. >>> we have breaking news out of san antonio where a bizarre crash left two planes entankgle on the runway. one plane was from san jose. it took off this morning just before 10:30 ts leak. the faa said one of the private clipped the wing of the other play. it's unclear how many were on the san jose plane. there were no injuries. >> dreamforce is going on a diet, making a major change to the menu. no beef. more than 170,000 people are expected including president obama, who will be the keynote speaker. kristy smith joins us in san francisco. she has all the details surrounding one of the city's biggest events of the year. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we've been watching this all day, one block of howard street has been undergoing a very dramatic change. crews have been out making the chang. they're putting together what theyestnable dreamforce conferences yet and that does include menu. dreamforce is under way. tim mullins runs thirsty bear brewing company. he said they're bought out next week for a private event and it's good for the bottom line. >> we face all the same challeng

they will have to play against the san antonio spurs tonight without him. his sister had some words for fair weather fans who left the game when he stated that he did. she said the warriors are what they are and it is what ismiqua >> ball is one he morean growing youth sports in 69 players. >> some leagues are still requiring helmets. nicole killian has more. >> i don't really remember a lot. >> this 8-year-old does not recall much about this day, but his mom does. she watched as he was rushed by helicopter to the hospital with a concussion after colliding head-on with the teammate during a fight for booking. >> i grabbed him by the face, i held him close and i said, can you hear me question mark his eyes rolled back and he started to cease. quick she had a look of fear. i did not have answers to give her. >> the incident prompted the lead commissioner to make a change. for the first time this season, he is mandating helmets for all players. >> the first couple weeks was rough. now everybody knows they need a helmet. >> the helmets they are using are among

omar villafranca spoke to former housing employees in san antonio who said management pressured themo fudge completion times. >> i told them, i said this is lying. it's not right. >> reporter: for nearly five years, teresa anderson answered beatty communities at lackland air force base in san antonio. what was the technician turnover? >> oh, it was bad. >> were they overwhelmed? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: as work orders piled up, wait times grew, but reviews by cbs reveal that completion times need to be adjusted to ensure that records showed over 95% of work orders were resolved on time. >> i'd have to change it so it only took them the allotted time we were allowed. >> so you were directly cooking the books? >> yes. >> reporter: by reporting a high on-time completion rate, balfour beatty remains eligible for big bonuses worth more than 2 million over the last ten years at lackland alone. the bonuses are paid from service members' paychecks. what do you feel balfour beatty is doing to the military with their contracts? >> they're looking for a way to make a quick buck. that's all the

i am the proud chairman of the congressional hispanic caucus and i represent the great city of san antonio, texas, in the united states congress. i want to first thanked and recognize all the daca recipients that are here, and dreamers. also to the plaintifs and attorneys who are here today with an working so hard and arguing their hearts out, thank you for all of your work. and, of course, today we take our fight to the supreme court, we believe and we hope the supreme court will recognize that daca recipients and dreamers are just as american as anyone else. i would also like to acknowledge gabby, ambassador, former uscis director leon rodriguez, and the dream .us founder don graham also here with us this morning. (applause) you know this but i'm going to mention it anyway because there are some folks who don't always recognize it. dreamers are valuable contributing members of our communities, and valuable contributors to the united states economy. they are our neighbors, friends and colleagues. they strengthen our communities and our country, and it's inexcusable that president trump is

chick-fil-a did not open in san antonio airport. government shutdown chick-fil-a's ability to exist at san antonio airport because the owner believes in the bible's view of marriage. gays.es no gay has ever suffered because of his view. he cannot even have that view. there is no comparison between the president's smears and the smears of the they are a million times greater. alice is joining us in lake charles, louisiana, our line for independents. i was fortunate to experience a fairly robust exercise of the first amendment. i attended a private university for graduate school and it was obviously far more restrictive. while i think it is important to recognize a nonprofit organization's own first amendment right to a separate, private, distinct legal entity, do you think there is something -- of firstbout the amendment rights and private as welles of first -- as the number of tax exemptions they receive on the federal and state level? do not quite follow it as a question. i -- government aid to colleges is dependent on many things.

it's not clear right now how they ended up colliding on the runway but san antonio airport could not the plan from san jose was caring any passengers. >>> the city of hayward is preparing to open up its first homeless navigation center next week. workers put the imaging touches on the center in their industrial section yesterday. it has 45 beds and is expected to open up on tuesday. homeless people will have access to social services, substance abuse counseling, and a path to permanent housing. unlike some other cities, the opening of this latest navigation center is not causing any complaints or controversy from its neighbors. >> this is your hayward and everyone has questions but i am large our community has been really supportive of it. >> hayward says it has seen its homeless population grow recently and the last count found about 500 homeless people in the city that's of 100 more than just two years ago. >>> san francisco mayor has announced the schedule for the city's winter shelter program. spaces are reserved on a first- come basis sunday beginning november 24. most of the she

the collision between the 2 planes happened at the san antonio international airport, and tonight we're finding out the one wedged underneath flew in from san jose this afternoon and had to make an emergency landing due to reported fuel leakage. but it ended up crashing into an empty plane on the tarmac. 4 people were on board the plane from san jose. fortunately no one was injured. >>> and tonight we're learning more about the suspects in the deadly halloween shooting in orinda. >> da lin has more on what led to the violence. >> reporter: right, investigators say they're not done with the arrests. they're still looking for more suspects, though they would not say how many more. the sheriff says different people from different gangs went to with guns and bad intentions. 2 rival gangs had a wild shoot out. >> there were numbers and numbers of casings all over the floor, the countertops. >> reporter: contra costa county's sheriff says 32 years on the job and he's never seen a crime scene like it. >> it was a blood bath inside the home. >> reporter: arguments between rival san francisco an

have video just coming into the newsroom showing 2 cessna aircraft on top of each other at the san antoniod tonight we're finding out the one wedged underneath flew in from san jose this afternoon. it had to make an emergency landing due to a reported fuel leakage and crashed into an empty parked plane. 4 people were on board the plane from san jose, and nobody was injured. >>> and more breaking news in southern california. the teenaged gunman in the saugus high school shooting has died. the 16-year-old succumbed to a self-inflicted gunshot wound this afternoon. we also learned detectives seized unregistered firearms from his home. the violence left 2 students dead, 3 wounded. >>> our other top story tonight, a surprising twist in the alleged love triangle murder case on the peninsula. >> tiffany li rushed away from the courtroom today after a not guilty verdict. she was on trial for plotting to kill her ex-boyfriend and

grady trimble is live for us at the air force base in san antonio, texas. grady?gs to do two things, the first is to sniff out explosives and other chemicals. the second is probably more exciting, it is to track down the suspects. imagine this scenario. there's a suspect hidden in this building behind me. john mckinley the head of all the training here walks us through what this dog is doing in the moment. >> dean is coming down the hallway. -- dina is coming down the hallway. what is she doing? >> she's searching the building looking for a suspect in one of the rooms. once she gets to the door, she should have an aggressive response. >> she knows it is not us. >> absolutely. there's the aggressive response that we're looking for in the dog. what will happen is once dina gets hold of the suspect -- >> they actually let me -- if you could say let me get bit today. they had me get bit. i of course had the arm guard on. i will tell you i would not want to be on the receiving end of one of these dogs' jaws if you didn't have that thing on. if you want to hear the nick

julian castro joins me now from san antonio. mr., first, welcome back to "politicsnation." >> great to be with you, rev. thank you for having me. >> before i get to your policy on dealing with the question of hunger, which is a big problem that is being ignored big time, i am among many that have raised the question about the calendar of the democratic caucuses in primaries. when it is clearly established by data that a democratic nominee cannot win the nomination and the presidency without a significant vote from blacks and browns. yet the first caucus and the first primary in the democratic contest are in states that are over 90% white. you have addressed that. what is missing in the minds of those that set the calendar in the dnc? why are we still in many ways starting the primary season in a way that doesn't demonstrate the demographics of the votes that's needed by the ultimate democratic nominee? >> you know, thank you for reminding folks that during this thanksgiving season, as we give thanks for everything we have, we should

. >>> check this out a private jet out of san jose crashed into a parked plane at san antonio international airport with one of them ending on top of another. the jet accidently increased its thrust and hit the parked jet. no one was injured. the jets are slooud at nearly $2 million each. >>> one year ago we introduced you to a young man that went from fighting on the football field to fighting cancer. he's now fighting against what doctors say could be his last days. dion lim brings us the story of ramone sanders and his family determined to beat the odds. >> honestly, it's been hard but i try to stay strong for him. his mom and dad, his sisters and everyone else. >> reporter: surrounded by family and friends talking to us from his hospital bed via face time 19-year-old sanders is in surprisingly good spirits. it is the love from his family and 1-year-old daughter. >> she's really a reflection of him, she's goofy like him. >> reporter: that keeps this one thriving football player positive during what doctors are saying could be his last days. >> they're saying that they have a feeling the

tax code harry smith, nbc news, san antonio. >>> now an nbc news exclusive. an incredible medical breakthrough, the life of a little boy saved with cutting edge here's nbc's ayman mohyeldin. >> reporter: at 2 years old ari ellman was like most toddlers, a boy so full of life his parents called him lion but then sudden changes, low energy, vomiting and unexplained seizures. >> we were like this is not just a virus. >> reporter: tests confirmed their worst fears, a rare and life threatening tumor growing deep at the base of ari's brain. desperate to save their son, the ellmans turned to hospitals around the country searching for a treatment. >> how do you start to even wrap your head around what's next >> reporter: their best option was also the most risky ari needed special surgery to remove the tumor but at just 2 years old, his doctors say it had never been performed on a patient so young. >> actually, most people thought it was not possible. >> reporter: but dr. fernandez miranda and the team at stanford university had a groundbreaking approach to do the se

the headlines about conan the hero military dog that helped take down a leader of isis base in san antonio where dogs train for their turn in battle he i these pups are in the running to be america's next heroes their mission, join the ranks. of more than 3,000 military working dogs >> what we look for in the puppies is the drive to move towards things that move, bite them and possess them. >> reporter: or something as simple as a water bottle teaching pups to work through distraction before getting a bite of a hot dog. the stars shepherds and the belgium dog intelligent and athletic labs trained to sniff explosives and narcotics and for the navy, jack russelld sense of smell art for tight spots. >> it's like a natural instinct. they have a sense. they know what something is going down. >> reporter: after proving they can bite, tackle and track almost anything, the toughest part for trainers, saying good-bye. >> these dogs are irreplaceable. they come with the capability that no human has. >> reporter: a battle tested best friend ready to play hero no matter what morgan chesky, nbc news. >

para karina Álvarezde san antonio, una de 9000 maestros en el paÍs con daca el final del programa serÍan, verdad? no me lo prueban perderÍa mi trabajo . fernando: el presidente donald trump avivÓ la controversia al indicar que muchos beneficiarios no son Ángeles, sino criminales lo que es falso, puesto que tener un rÉcord criminal limpio es requisito para tener acÁ. >> el presidente habla porque sÓlo tiene boca. no sabe lo que dice. duele que se exprese de esa manera de una. fernando: a otra soÑadora de chicago que vino para lograr que washington, d.c. apoya una resoluciÓn que busque ciudadanÍa para los dreamers, tambiÉn le molestÓ el twitter de donald trump. >> me hace reÍr . en esta mintiendo la gente. pero tambiÉn me da coraje porque la gente cree eso. fernando: los congresistas rechazan las ofertas y un acuerdo que hace donald trump. >> pido a la virgen marÍa que les toque el corazÓn a esas personas en la corte suprema y por favor, dejen que estos niÑos, hijos de dios se estÉn en este paÍs. fernando: y apelan a que no haya una decisiÓn garza en la corte. >> cÓmo se sentirÍan si el Ú