so, yeah, time is of the essence. >> reporter: the program piloted on a san antonio college campus is relatively short process. >> reporter: ordering him to choose on his phone, what type of food he needs and when and where he can pick it up. >> i'm going to check out. >> reporter: no waiting in long car lines for hours for missing a paycheck >> we got fresh groceries. every day counts that's an enormous help, especially with the prices on everything going up, having access to fought just food but healthy food >> as long as they eat and they're happy and they think nothing is wrong, i'm doing my job. >> reporter: for these folks, a family meal, one more reason to give thanks. nbc news, san antonio. >> that's good >>> now that thanksgiving is behind us, it's time to go elf yourself ♪ ♪ ♪ >> with elves making their holiday season debut in many households, frances and i and our kid got into the spirit to welcome them you can get in on the elf fun, too. you can make your own free videos on the elf yourself app if you buy one, a portion will be donated to

. >> investing in the outreach centers in san antonio, making a difference, and how we win elections, we won the election for two reasons, one is americans have had enough of this administration. from the house the white house. number two, those that live in san antonio go out and knock on doors and help candidates when all the different levels. we need more people, the republican party needs more people like cheney and frank, if we are going to take back the house. now turning it over to my good friend from louisiana. >> thank you, congressman. as a single mother of two, former educator and a concerned american, education is a topic that is near and dear to my heart. it is no secret that we have faced challenges in education and many of us join children and found ourselves concerned with the curriculum that we witnessed. the proposed solutions to nationalize the curriculum and a one-size-fits-all approach to education has failed time and time again and it's not the answer. as republicans, we believe that education is a true partnership between parents and the learning environment tha

two, people like jamie and frank fonseca who live in inner city san antonio that go out and door knock and help candidates win at all different levels. we need more people, the republican party needs more people like jeannie and frank if we're going to take back the house. now i'd like to it turn it over to my good friend, julia letlow, from louisiana. ms. letlow: thank you. as a single mom of two, a former educator, and a concerned american, education is a topic that's near and dear to my heart. it is no secret that our nation faces tremendous challenges in education, and during the pandemic this last year, many of us joined our children in the virtual classroom and found ourselves concerned with the curriculum we witnessed. the other side's proposed solutions to nationalize the curriculum and push a one-size-fits-all approach to education has proven to fail time and time again and is clearly not the answer. as republicans, we believe that education is a true partnership between parents and the learning environment that works best for their children. we don't think the relationship be

within a couple of years he was occupying san antonio. he's got an incredible story. if you're telling the story right, he would be the most widely known person in texas and not jim bowie. >> if you don't know his story, it's worth picking up a book to read it. >> yeah. you talked about how -- i'm sure, your next -- what is the -- there's a question about your analysis of the narrative and films, media about -- what is it that you think has been the most accurate and i'll collapse that with another question from somebody. what's the book that you think has the most integrity. most accurate, most integrity the one, nobody is reading this book, everybody should be reading this book? >> i'll leave the question to you all. but the intersection of best fictional account of the alamo, most accurate fictional account of the alamo, "the case of the alamo." it's respected by everyone. rigorously researched. it's one of the first books i read because he's a buddy. great book. you do all this research and you realize how much he got right where historians got it wrong. unbelieva

what is texas in brand and what is san antonio brand question always been the alamo city. when i dug a little deeper i realized they were about to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to revitalize the alamo. there's this whole debate about what story that revitalized, renovated, with the new museum. what story was it going to tell? it seemed to bring this whole thing back to the surface again. i wrote in a column a fight at the alamo had more to do slavery and liberty. that triggered a firestorm and a big conversation. >> richard brought the idea to us went to breakfast south congress one monday morning. jason and i, at some point he starts going on about all that you don't know about the alamo. all that you think you know is wrong. and especially what a burden the anglo dominant narrative has been. and at some point we kind of jerked up and said what do you say? after about another hour he does nothing but his homework i said somebody ought to write a book about that. until years later we have. >> initially i thought it would be a fun thing to do with my friends. but as

if you found a common cause to build a park in the middle of san antonio, the only problem is once they got their hand on the property, idina was focussed on saving the long barracks. they wanted to tear it down. with the church a center piece. and it started one of the great feuds of texas history that went on for years. and they know her from the villa. but their story is fascinating. and of course, claire goes on to be not only the tear down but also one of the most important women in the democratic party in the 1930s and 40s. she was critical to roosevelt's victory. so, there are these great, strong, powerful women but they weren't always on the right side. and like all of this complicated and neekter villain nor hero. >> the struggle between idina and clara, which went on for 40 years, preceded all that we're talking about going on right now. idina, who was -- really represented trying to tell the whole story historically accurate story. and clara, much wealthier, more powerful, well connected. if you look at the story she ended up telling, it is the heroic anglo narrative and her

what is texas is brand and what is san antonio's brand. and it's always been the alamo city. when i dug a little deeper, i realize they were about to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to revitalize the alamo, and there was this whole debate about what story revitalized renovated, museum, was it going to tell? and it seemed to bring this whole thing back to the surface again. i wrote in a column that the fight at the alamo had more to do with slavery than liberty, and that kind of triggered a firestorm and the conversation. >> chris brought the idea to us in congress one sunday morning and he started talking about one of the columns. jason and i are basically -- and at some point, he starts going on about all the that you don't know about the alamo. all you think you know is wrong. and especially what a burden the anglo dominant narrative has always been for it. and jason and i jumped up and said, what are you saying? and after about another hour, he has done nothing about his former, i said, somebody ought to write a book about that. and two years later, we have. >> yes.

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>> my first mobilization was at brooke army medical center in san antonio. that was during operation iraqi freedom. that is where got to experience the back end of what happens to the soldier after he has been through different levels of care. brooke army medical center was the last level of care for soldiers. so basically we got them and that is where we didn't multiple surgeries to get them stabilized and back on ground as soon as possible. >> any memorable soldiers? >> my first soldier was tyler ziegler. i do not know if you remember him or not. he was the one that was in a terrible firefight got hurt and burned. he was on people magazine, he was on the oprah show. we work together and i mean in the operating room at least 42 times to get him going. that was my memorable soldier. pretty much when he first came in and take care of them was pretty broken up. but the big thing was to get him back mentally, physically, we had to get him to the point he could do his daily living just to pick up things because he did lose his right arm. so we needed to fix his

this is a busy texas weekend filled with tears parties and dances and their honor and san antonio, and festivities were not slowed middle east. in the least. they reference snows but the realization of that she would soon be leaving the home or she has spent the last four years and she and chuck did well with the dozens of staff members to keep the white house moving and not only do the make the presidents house function it as they seek the executive power but they also ensure that experiences a home. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ more farewells, this time the house overlooking the lawn and chuck and three of the were soon to be out of circulation it as far as the white house was concerned and 26 of their fellow aides in their date guest make the decision say goodbye. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ before chuck's proposal to lynda, no one ever heard of the social paid and fewer still would give up the job in texas and lynda perhaps send a nap past pretty. >> one of the things we have to do is make people feel at ease a lot of people coming to the white house half and i think that's what we hope to do. philip more at

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>> my first mobilization was at brook army medical center in san antonio. that was during operation iraqi freedom, that was where i got to experience the back end of what happened to the soldier after he has been through different levels of care. brook army medical center was the last level of care for the soldiers. so, basically, we got them and that's where we did the multiple surgeries to get them stabilized and back on the ground as soon as possible. >> any memorable soldiers that you met? >> my first soldier was tyler zeigler. i don't know be if you remember him or not. he was the one that was in a terrible firefight, and got hurt and burned. and he was on people magazine. he was on oprah's show. yeah, he worked together and i say together meaning in the operating room at least 42 times to get him going. so, yeah, that was memorable. that was my memorable soldier. >> and in what capacity were you helping him in the surgery room? >> pretty much when he first came in it was the burns. we had to take care of him. he was pretty broken up. but the big thing

in texas republicans flipped the state house seat in the san antonio area that biden won by 14 pointst year that is majority hispanic. of northern colorado more than half the denver school boards could be replaced after a slate of conservative candidates with their races and is the left coast turning as well, republican and davidson won the resounding victory in the district attorney race against a self-described police abolitionist. george floyd voters rejected a ballot measure to defund the minneapolis police department. american voters are not stupid, they've spoken, the new left is not welcome here, that is around the country in 90 seconds. angela allen won virginia school board race after being turned off by one party rule and don samuels, city council member who fought against the reimagining of the police. congratulations on your win. what is driving moms like you to run for these positions? >> thank you for having me on. i will tell you, it is because we are in charge of parenting our children, not the progressive radicals that are trying to indoctrinate them so moms around vi

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we've also seen big growth in the suburbs of dallas, houston and san antonio as well. that is of a republicans are going to have to be on guard. because we have seen these in metro areas of texas trend of blue. that means republicans are going to have to draw in a lot of rural areas into some of the suburban seats to make sure they do not fall to democrats in the next ten years. >> james is with the texas tribune. what is the process for redistricting in texas? speak to the little bit different this year because the census got slowed down through some issues they had. but right now we are going through a 30 day special legislative session. in that 30 day special session where going to draw out new maps for the state house, the state senate, congressional seats we have in first state board of education. >> host: has the population increase in texas been broad-based or centered in a certain area? >> it has been pretty brought across the board throughout the state. but it has been concentrated in urban areas. that is important because in those urban areas there have been

>> y hoy la alegría llenaba a estos padres que esperaban la llegada del vuelo de su hijo desde san antonio día de acción de gracias se anticipa que el número de pasajeros alcance a niveles no vistos desde el 2019 dan recomendaciones a pasajeros >> entre las cosas es llegar al aeropuerto con tiempo >> en la temporada de navidad siempre es un tiempo con mucha gente viajando lo importante es llegar dos horas antes y usar mascarilla siempre tener su boleto cuando lleguen >> también recordaron empacar alimentos y artículos líquidos en la maleta que va a facturar los alimentos sólidos los puede llevar consigo en el avión la gobernadora (nombre en inglés) pide cautela ante casos de coronavirus (covid-19) en new york en el aeropuerto los pasajeros están listos para viajar >> hice mi test antes de viajar y uso mascarilla >> gracias por la información ana y ahí mismo en new york cinco personas de una familia latina perdieron la vida en un incendio en un edificio de (nombre en inglés) una madre y dos sobrinos fueron las víctimas los vecinos dijeron que la intensidad de las llamas se sentía a pies de

it stretches over 1,000 feet over highway 101 just north of san antonio road. you probably noticed all the construction if you drive on 101. they held a ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning and it didn't take long for people to check it out, take advantage of it. it will allow for year-long access to the bay land. >> that's a remarkable turnout. >>> thanksgiving fast approaching. that means it's time for one of our favorite events here in the bay area. we team up with telemundo and safeway to fight hunger. today is the first day of our annual nourishing neighbors food drive. candace nguyen was there, and we saw janelle, she's always involved in this stuff. marcus was at the safeway in santa cara. they talked to a man who used to be homeless but gave a generous donation of $1,000. >> i want to do everything i can to help. it's one of those things when you get up in your 70s. i want to make people happy, basically, because i went through some hard times a long time ago. >> wow. our food drive runs through christmas. and, again, you can make a $10 donation at any

one them in lou john's district in san antonio, this is the type of infrastructure that we're billing that will bring success in 2022. >> the democrats are very good at ground game, social media, and all kind of things republicans have made investments in now. we'll see in a year how they pay payoff for either side. >> thanks for having me, shannon. >> another victory across the country tonight, children ages five to 11 now eligible for a free covid-19 vaccine. the cdc authorized a lower dosage of the shot yesterday. the pfizer vaccine is the only covid-19 vaccine that's currently authorized for use in individuals under age 18, up to parents now to decide. >> green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers will be missing this sunday's game according to a positive covid test. in august rodgers told reporter he was immunized. 13 members of the new york giants organization tested positive for covid on tuesday on wednesday there was only one positive case. okay, look closely. what exact le was that descending through sky in atlanta? we'll explain the truth is out there, plus the insane doubl

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and in san antonio. and they were looking for an operating room nurse. and basically, they had a slot for being promoted, so i said, okay, that sounds great. but there was a caveat. the caveat was, we are being deployed. bum [laughs] so i said, okay. here i go again, which was fine. which was fine. i thought, at least that will get the deployment out of this and who knows where that will lead me. so i got into the 628 surgical team and they were deployed to afghanistan. and that's where everything started. >> [laughs] who was in the 600 to eight, when you started? >> there was only 16 to 20 unit members. and it consisted of emergency room, operating room, and icu recovery personnel. medical personnel. the doctors, they had assigned a doctor. or an orthopedic surgeon but they stayed with us only 90 days, during each deployment. so basically, there is a rotation of surgeons. and the unit members they all stay together, and our deployment was 12 months. and we became very close. only two females, and the rest were emails. so again, it didn't bother me so mu

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so if you are hitting the roadways, you can see san antonio to known, kind of dicey across i-10, where we will deal with excessive rain in that area from the greater cleveland area to cincinnati, minor delays. across the nation, if you ar hitting the and that's nice compared to the upper mid-west only 22 for fargo. we're looking for snowfall on sunday as travelers are hideadig back >> thank you, janessa. >>> on this thanksgiving, netflix is giving back with freebies, calling it fansgiving. you can enter to win props, the skateboard from stranger thing or the gold bars from money heist. >> if experiences are more your things, you can enter to win a flight and hole to france. you will get two vip tickets to the premier of emily in paris or twirl your way into a victorian ballroom for the bridgerton experience included in a three-night stay in a swanky hole in los angeles plus airfare and $100 a day allowance. the cdc issues advisory about flu cases among young adults on the rise. >> what if the government had mandates for everyone. we'll tell you where that is happening next >> feeling s

stretches more than 1,000 feet over highway 101 just north of san antonio road. you probably noticed the construction if you drive on 101. >> i do. >> a lot of construction. city held a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. didn't take long for people to check it out. you see a number of them out there. bridge will allow for year-round access to the bay land. >> amazing turnout this morning. >>> celebrating the return of the apollo 12 crew in grand style. the uss hornet's sea, air and space museum marked the 52nd anniversary of the splashdown this weekend. that may i have ship was given the honor of recovering the apollo 12 astronauts after they returned from the moon back in 1969. today's event included a prominent seti institute astronomer and uss hornet historians. >> we are the largest art fact that was involved with the lunar landing missions. it's a real mobile quarantine facility. the president of the ice really stood in front of it and that's a real apollo capsule back there. so, we want people to immerse themselves, if you the apollo history right here o

after receiving his ba in mathematics from trinity university in san antonio, and an ma in statistics from the university of michigan, go blue, mr. santos with don on to hd several leadership roles including vice president of statistics and methodology of university of chicago's national opinion research center. director survey operations at the university unive, survey research center and partner and executive vice president at a texas market research firm. mr. santos has served as an expert advisor to the cdc and the census bureau. he currently serves as the elected president of the american statistical association, the leading professional organization for statisticians in the united states. welcome, mr. santos. you may proceed with your opening remarks. >> thank you, chair. can you hear me? can you hear me? >> yes. >> thank you very much. i would like to first introduced my wife, abella, and my son emilio who are here in support, and i just want to say thank you for this opportunity to give an opening statement. and thank you committee members for those of you who are here and i u

in san antonio as tony talked about.lican one, tony has led that charge. but a statehouse seat that is 73% carried by joe biden by 14 points flip to republican. in seattle, washington clear across the country, you heard that right and davidson a republican is winning a race for city attorney. how many nights has there been a riot in seattle, washington. she is poised to be the first woman in that role and republican and 32 years. all of those elections also something else happened last night. we grew our confidence one more were now 213, it only takes 218 to be a majority. with mike carey winning in ohio. i don't believe these races are just about republicans but it's about failed policies that the democrats continue to push. i'm not sure what the speaker will do. i know were on break next week and she's off to another european trip that would make three in three months. if i was a democrat today, one thing i would sincerely know there is going to be a lot of retirement either before the election or in 370 days. if you d

he one other championships of san antonio is a remarkable put apparently phil jackson was calling theseicking tack fouls during a practice session and jordan's like, hey, you're trying to protect this. this little guy, you after a final fell that phil jackson called on michael jordan. he was defending steve kerr. george's hall. it often punch them. oh my her in the face and he didn't do it. he should punch phil jackson. well, he but kerr said jordan called him later that day to apologize and that was what really cemented their trust. you know, steve kerr ended up being, you know, the guy who took the game winning shot. one of those jordan trusted him enough to give him the ball. but it is here to take a punched to get that point. that's a good story. the last the last dance is fun. and all right. thank you. you bet. coming up, a family's plea on little girl with her special teddy bear of their that she teddy bear of their that she lost during a hike last year. ♪ ♪ ♪ teddy bear of their that she lost during a hike last year. ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplic

atlanta this morning and northern georgia 7 million people impacted with southwest into central texas san antonio, in the lower 80s. chilly temperatures, across the east coast but i have a heat wave that's building for the pacific northwest. we will talk about that, coming up. >> yeah, we got to see those temperatures those are incredible all right. thank you, janessa >>> time now to fast forward into your monday leaders from over 570 native american tribes are set to take part in the first tribal nation summit since 2016. the white house says the president will announce plans to improve health and safety of native americans at that summit. >>> ghislaine maxwell returns to court as jury selection begins in her sex trafficking trial she has spent the last 16 months in solitary confinement in brooklyn. >>> and we're welcoming a new puppet on sesame street. korean american and the show's first asian-american character her debut she will be on the "today" show of invisible dirt left behind. try mr. clean magic eraser for a deep down hygienic clean. magic eraser removes the messes you can see as well

i am in district 9 and i go to san antonio church. this is a victory for accessible for affordable housing for our community due to the fact that our people and now we need to continue making sure that housing is actually accessible and affordable beyond the current subsidies that people receive. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. do we have anymore. i think we have additional speakers on that same line. >> caller: yes. i have four speakers. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> caller: [speaking spanish] . >> translator: good afternoon. my name is sola martinez. i'm a leader and i live in district 9 and as a senior citizen, it is very hard for me to qualify for accessible housing. and although i have gotten my number taken out in the lottery, that did not become a reality for me. we need more than this and this is why i am asking you to continue standing by our side and supporting us to make sure that housing can be 100% accessible. thank you very much. [end of translation] >> caller: [speaking spanish] . >> translator: all right

i am in district 9 and i go to san antonio church. this is a victory for accessible for affordable housing for our community due to the fact that our people and now we need to continue making sure that housing is actually accessible and affordable beyond the current subsidies that people receive. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. do we have anymore. i think we have additional speakers on that same line. >> caller: yes. i have four speakers. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> caller: [speaking spanish] . >> translator: good afternoon. my name is sola martinez. i'm a leader and i live in district 9 and as a senior citizen, it is very hard for me to qualify for accessible housing. and although i have gotten my number taken out in the lottery, that did not become a reality for me. we need more than this and this is why i am asking you to continue standing by our side and supporting us to make sure that housing can be 100% accessible. thank you very much. [end of translation] >> caller: [speaking spanish] . >> translator: all right

it's given an impressive boost to his main rival for san antonio cash. he represents the most socially and politically conservative wing of chilion society, a defender, a former dictator. i will still pin o'shea, he promises to restore law and order by building a 3 metre, deep ditch to keep out undocumented migrants and stopped mounting crime, drug trafficking and an indigenous rebellion in south central chile. there was an unhappy with alex. so this is an election in which 2 models of society confront each other, the model of freedom and justice, and another model that is led by the communist party and represented by gabriel burridge. according to the latest opinion polls, as many as 25 percent of jillions are still undecided about a vote for the selection. and ultimately they're expected to be the ones that the side the outcome. but there is a caveat. opinion polls in this country have been systematically wrong about gauging public opinion. and that's what 2 more moderate presidential hopefuls are counting on for education minister. yes, an approval st

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we went to brian's talk this week in the tank church in san antonio. the church was packed full of locals and the talk was amazing. there was not a mention of independence would even be if i, i can confirm it was an excellent turn it into supporters and he audience. and finally, carla mclean, smith, but another lovely story. my son was an extra in one of brian cox, his films are when it started to dean rich attack to stand eaten it to with no cover. brian invited a mentors taylor and made him a cup of tea that serve you human, and it matters brain cooks. now the vaccines are deployed, but the virus is still ripping through society. professor who montgomery is bought at a standing academic and practicing in intensive care wards of lending. hideous in discussion with alex it professor human company. welcome back to the alex allen. sure. let me see again, note what a sub wave of a of cobra didn't. the across the country is united kingdom, how much pressure a on the intensive care was under in this thought wave as we approached the a christmas. well, it's

oh, that's nothing to andrew san antonio and rotted and my, his monitoring the situation across europe for us. andrew, i see the you health agency is now thing maxine boosters should be considered for all adults. can you talk us through at that my mean in terms of rollout, this is really important development. they've effectively taken a u turn of because back in september, this agency is the european center for disease. and prevention control actually directed gave policy advice to the rest of the european union. basically saying that sir, the booster was not necessarily an urgent a way of dealing with coven 19. i was really just meant for elderly frail people, or indeed people with weak immune systems. now it's saying it's an important, it's an important vaccine and should be rolled out, but basically everywhere. and this is now really something of a, an extra and health, if you will, in trying to deal with something that's exploding right across europe of the highest rates in many countries. yet in this pandemic, there is a, as you heard nadeem barber's report, right across the cons