it was the only neighborhood in san antonio that would sell. to an interracial couple which meant those were the oh that neighborhood and the schools that service that neighborhood were the only schools my brother sister and i were able to go to now i turned out. okay, right. i'm a proud. i'm a proud john marshall ram, you know about aggie proud aggie in in so whoop is right and and so so for me seeing that growing up and the opportunity for my dad my mom started a business when he retired for my sister to go and become a partner and an engineering firm for me to get exposed that southwest research institute to robotics and want me to be you know, computer scientists. we were lucky to have those opportunities and we need to be making sure that we're providing the best opportunities we can start with education and and i believe look there's there it's not getting a lot of focus, but we're looking at number the the decrease and the number of kids in school across the united states. what the heck? what's going where are they? what are they doing?

i got married, moved to san antonio in 1970 look to buy house 1971. my father was a traveling salesman. it was not invoked to be an interracial couple in south texas in the 70s. and so seeing some the thingsit they did, my parents had the same house the last 54 years. it was the only neighborhood in san antonio that would sell to an interracial couple. which meant that neighborhood in the schools that service that neighborhood and the only schools my brother, sister and i were able to go too. now i turned out okay, i'm a proud john marshall ramp. proud eggy. and so for me, seeing that growing up on the opportunity for my dad, my mom started business when he retired for my sister to go and become a partner in an engineering firm, for me too get exposed to robotics and want me too be computer scientists, we were lucky to have those opportunities. we need to be making sure we are providing the best opportunities we can and it starts with education. and i believe it's not getting a lot of focus but we are looking at the decrease in the number of kids in s

along urban stretches of the san antonio river.al miles away, in the for the reaches of the modern city, the manager of the video game store began his daily ritual. his name was mariano rivera. >> the store opens at ten but the managers typically get their nine in the morning. get the chills ready, grab the money and go to the back. >> a similar process at the sister store, same company, not far away. that one managed by the woman who sent a text to her boyfriend. except this was strange. as the morning stood by, her store remained closed. mariano got a call from the district manager. >> can you go over there and maybe you can see something. see what's going on. >> he did, he saw a white car in the parking lot that looked like the young woman's car. he appeared into the store window. nobody there. >> i thought, man, this is strange. where is she? so i kept calling. >> her name was amber belken. tiny, just 5'2, 100 pounds. but energetic, ambitious. and very much in charge. >> she was a firecracker. that's the easiest way to pocket.

this is a long one. 0, one northbound at san antonio road up in the burg. dale area, as you're traveling along, want to want something mindful of that. >> san mateo bridge just under 16 minutes. as you're making your way from 80 to one o one. >> let's check on the richmond. sandra fell commute as you had a rich and still at about 13 minutes to make it to center phil golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls and a little flock, not slowing us down much. 25 minutes. 37, as you're traveling to the tolls. >> time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning, rob morning darya. so how are we going on wall street today? >> i'm kind of waiting. see during this. what's going to happen in jacksonville tomorrow with the federal reserve or the continue to see a lot of inflation to they see their efforts working to. they want to continue to slow down the economy by raising rates. so it doesn't really matter. but with that being said, we're slightly up, which is we're good. we're just waiting told about this time tomorrow. we saw that first time unemp

que compartieron los videos en redes sociales para que sean más precavidos para demostrar que en san antoniorabar en vez de llamar >> el instinto le permitió salvar la vida >> nuestro colega vladimir se contactó con las autoridades para tener actualización del estado de salud de las víctimas pero no ha tenido respuesta pasamos con más >> el reporte del tráfico de lexus del norte de california >> por eso la importancia de manejar con calma y conocer las reglas no solo de california estamos viendo la 280 tráfico por la 17 vámonos a otra autopista a ver qué pasa en la 580 cerca donde se presentó el incendio que ayer las imágenes eran dramáticas el tráfico va fluyendo bien en ambas direcciones la pregunta es interesante a pesar de las altas temperaturas nosotros tenemos neblina en las costas así que para mejorar la visibilidad los conductores que deben usar luces intermitentes luces altas bajas o interiores, la respuesta correcta es luces bajas pero siempre prender las luces en este momento todos los que vienen sin las luces prendidas vienen ocasionando la presencia de una multa porque deben de

marlene: a pesar de la tragedia san antonio que cobrÓ la comida de 53 personas los migrantes todos losntraron estacionamiento o un camiÓn de carga con 37 migrantes incluyendo un menor de edad, estaba pospuesto con falta de ventilaciÓn y por fortuna se encontraron y pudieron rescatarlos a tiempos. el que mencionas de mÁs de 120 migrantes este fue de lado mexicano en coahuila, lo encontraron el fin de semana justamente con estos migrantes familias habÍa una niÑa dentro de ese camiÓn la mayorÍa son de nicaragua, y vamos a escuchar porque ellos se arriesgan de esa manera. >> en realidad que se va a ser, estÁ difÍcil la situaciÓn allÁ y tengo que rifÁrmela como sea. marlene: ya sea ir en estos camionero quedarse en su paÍs viviendo en las condiciones precarias y condiciones que por supuesto no les dan para comer tambiÉn sabemos que de otra persona que estÁ muriendo cruzando el rÍo grande y ahogÁndose lamentablemente la situaciÓn es bastante crÍtica que estÁn ocurriendo a diario en la frontera del sur de texas y que por supuesto cobra la vida de muchas personas todos los dÍas, son las person

de estos vehículos con animales para evitar hechos lamentables (habla en inglÉs) en el centro de san antonioque los que están en ranchos >>> a pesar de lo bonito y divertido de la atracción pueden ser afectados si trabajan bajo temperaturas extremas >>> (habla en inglÉs) >>> el supervisor del servicio de control de animales de san antonio dice que existen varias leyes para prohibir el maltrato de caballos solamente puede operar en carruajes cuando el día no esté tan caliente bajo 95 grados una trabajadora nos dijo que los caballos beben cada vez que finalizan un viaje el agua y tienen días libres a la semana >>> gracias luis si vive en san josé y busca empleo la oficina de servicio postal va a tener una feria de empleo hasta las 1:30 de la tarde en la dirección que está en pantalla para solicitarla tiene que tener mayor de 18 años y tener ganas de trabajar ya regresamos (comerciales) >>> hoy en punto de las 5 va a bajar el costo de algunos alimentos para adultos mayores después de la aprobación de la ley de reducción de inflación le diremos desde cuándo y vamos a hablar de los esfuerzos del

realizan la actividad benéfica, desde hace cinco años trabajan por la educación de las personas de san antonioieron útiles escolares como carpetas, cuadernos o lápices o mochilas. >> (hablan en inglés) las madres de estudiantes dijeron que esta es una excelente opción para madres solteras confirmo para agarrar ayuda para mis niños, para ser una madre sola sin una ayuda, es bien duro, esto es para ayudar a los niños su hijo david, quien inicia mañana el nuevo año escolar dijo que es una buena oportunidad para cortarse el pelo y que se siente feliz de volver a la escuela para conocer nuevos compañeros y maestros (hablan en inglés) . >> la actividad benéfica contó con el apoyo de una organización sin fines de lucro, que se dedica la restauración de zapatos usados para luego donarlos a los jóvenes más necesitados los dan a ellos y ellos los componen, y lo que necesite, zapatos para fútbol, béisbol, fútbol, lo que sea, ellos los plan gratis gracias, le quiero comentar que en el área de la bahía surgió una iniciativa, barberos en (nombre en inglés) hicieron varias jornadas para cortar el cabello a e

. >>> the "san antonio express news" says the last injured victim from the uvalde school shooting wasd from the hospital. 10-year-old mayah zamora handed out roses to hospital staff who chanted her name as she left on friday. she was shot multiple times and critically injured during the may attack that killed 19 children and two teachers. the san antonio hospital called her its hero. >>> pope francis acknowledged the door is open to his eventual retirement as he suffers from painful strained knee ligaments. he made comments while returning from a week-long trip to canada. he was sitting in an airplane wheelchair. he called the canadian pilgrimage a bit of a test that showed he needs to slow down. >>> still in to come, hot stuff. popular cereal gets a spicy makeover, but it's only available at one retail chain. what it is and where you can find it. find it. charmin ultra soft has so much cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember that they can use less. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! [all at once] sorry. new

she'd been admitted to the hospital in san antonio in critical condition after the school shooting inlde which resulted in the deaths of 19 children and 2 teachers. >> conspiracy theorist alex jones testifying at his defamation trial today saying he now believes the sandy hook massacre was, quote, 100% real, unquote. jones admission came one day after the parents of 6 year-old shooting victim. jesse lewis took the stand. they say that the hoax claims pushed by jones made their lives a living of death threats, online abuse and harassment. they are suing jones and seeking 150 million dollars in damages. jones says that he never intended to hurt them. they say an apology will not suffice. the 2012 sandy hook elementary school shooting claimed the lives of 26 people. 20 of them were children. the incident is the deadliest mass shooting at an elementary school in u.s. history. the man accused of opening fire on a july 4th parade in highland park. illinois has pleaded not guilty to all charges. 21 year-old robert crimo is facing 117 felony counts for the murders of 7 people have for hurting

tamara was admitted to university health san antonio in critical condition following the tragedy at robb elementary school where 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. >> in national news, the biden administration's task force on reproductive health care gathered for its first meeting today. washington correspondent alexandra limon has more on the announcement. the president made there. >> good evening. the white house says this executive order will focus largely on ensuring low-income women have access to reproructive health care and abortions. voters are revolting. >> against the extreme agger republican policies on the heels of kansas voters rejecting a move toward abortion restrictions in their state. president biden signed an executive order supporting abortion access women's health and want the president directed the department of health and human services to consider using medicaid to offer additional reproductive health care benefits to leverage medicaid, to support patient care for those living in states with. >> abortion bans, the white house says weaver's could be used to cov

estando en la quÉ pase en los barrios pobres donde no alcanza aquÍ en para comprar agua, llegamos a san antonioerando en el calor para conseguir trabajo. >>> en verano reparten mÁs que nunca en este barrio de san antonio texas. >>> unos limonadas. >>> gracias. >>> dos aguas. >>> y sombreros para el sol. >>> estamos en la zona mÁs humilde del Área urbana mÁs pobre de la naciÓn casi todos son latinos con uno tasa de pobreza de 40 %. >>> no hay lugares para esconderse debajo de un Árbol. >>> el asfalto y la falta de parques aumenta la temperatura en las ciudades, en zonas como estÁs el calor puede ser hasta 7 grados mÁs en algunas ocasiones hasta 20. >>> el problema se extiende por otras ciudades del paÍs, nueva orleans es la mÁs afectada pero tambiÉn estÁs otras en pantalla. son las llamadas islas de calor urbano y esas temperaturas son mÁs duras todavÍa en los barrios mÁs pobres. >>> donde se pone un parque, dÓnde se pone una autopista dÓnde se pone un lote baldÍo son decisiones que han sido procesos muy discriminatorios. >>> los hermanos serÁ tienen un problema grave con los no tienen techo. >>

today it's san antonio.ll: as a reminder this was the statement she put out in washington, d.c. about a week after donald trump won in 2016. the values laws and policies of washington, d.c. did not change on election day. we celebrate diversity and respect all d.c. residents. we are a sanctuary city because we know that our neighborhoods are safer and stronger when no one is afraid to call on our government for help, end quote. how does that look now? >> looks upside down. those are words. this is what we've seen from the administration. from the democrats. they say nice fancy words but their actions show something completely different. immediately when these buses started going, which is a fraction of what we're dealing with here in texas, they have immediately surrendered the white flag and asking for help. what's comical in this is biden isn't giving them help and they are starting to realize he is not only abandoned republicans but democrats as well. he is nowhere to be found. the only way this goes away

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the san antonio community was close knit. erybody basically knew everyone.therefore, when someone died, everybody would have rally to them for support. but it's different now. there's not really what we could call a black neighborhood anymore. integration, better jobs have diversified our community. we'll spread out all over the city now. - amen. i was to offer your sweet... may god bless you, and may god keep you. we thank god today. james bryant: our church is the oldest black baptist church in san antonio. - and we are just grateful to god to see all of our visitors in the house today. thank you for being here. james bryant: growing up, you didn't get there by 11 o'clock on sunday morning, you didn't get a seat. that included the balcony. - we are just grateful to the god today for another opportunity to worship and praise his holy and righteous name. amen. rev. paul wilkinson: me and james grew up here in this church. and when i came back in 2013 for that first year, i almost had a funeral ery moh. and i was burying my members that pretty much raised me.

. >>> una imagen de san antonio de padua en el siglo 17 que fue robada en morelos fue encontrada.nidos. >>> un explosivo mortal en una zona residencial. los detalles de la investigaciÓn. >>> mÁs de tres millones de niÑos en california recibirÁn un regalo que les podrÍa transformar su vida, hablamos de una cuenta de ahorro para la universidad. >>> telemundo listo para el avistamiento de la superluna, que tendremos en las prÓximas horas. buenas condiciones. (comerciales) ía de 4-9pm. ¿y ahora? pisé un cable. culpable. cuando se trata de prevenir apagones, tenemos el poder. >>> le recordamos de un programa que busca ayudar a microempresas que se vieron afectadas por la pandemia en el Área de una bahÍa, la fecha limite vence maÑana viernes. platicamos con alexran dra gallegos, quÉ tal. todos pueden solicitar la aiyuda? >>> el negocio debe operar en el condado de alameda, amador, contracosta o el dorado, el negocio debiÓ estar abierto antes del 2019 y tambiÉn debe enseÑar sus ingresos de 50 mil dÓlares o menos. >>> aparte hay mÁs requisitos que deben cumplir? >>> tambiÉn debe tener men

you crying that are making headlines today. russia's military is claiming progress in the car . san antonio regions of ukraine claims it has destroyed ukraine's ammunition and fuels. depos. ukraine says it has stabilized the front lines with small troop movements and is entering a new phase with counter attacks. the current president vladimir zalinski denied his country's involvement and the death of the right wing ideologues. daria, do you know who was killed in a car bomb in moscow? he said the death of also a nationalist, alexander, duke and his daughter was not ukraine's responsibility. russia and ukraine treated accusations over who is endangering there's up. what is she a nuclear plot? russia called un security council meeting to discuss the dangerous affairs that a damaged reactor could leak radiation across the region. the u. n. has urged both countries to stop any fighting around to measure the power station would target. in a show of solidarity in to mark ukraine's independence day, new york mayor host hosted to trains live next to the stars and stripes. eric adams showed support

en pantalla) >> (publicidad) (información en pantalla) >> una celebración importante regresa a san antoniorespetos >> ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa loizaga. >>> estas son las noticias que debe saber hoy antes que acabe el dÍa. entre aplausos y jÚbilo padres de las masacre celebraron el despido del oficial de policÍa escolar de uvalde pete arredondo. se cumplen 3 meses de la tragedia. el departamento seguridad nacional anuncia una medida para proteger el programa daca ¿cuÁl es s v

part of what we see there in san antonio is that you have this massive disparity so you got this sense of equality coming up through the 14th amendment, this equal protection under the law so in a neighborhood of san antonio with overwhelmingly mexican american african-american, they were taxing themselves at the highest level allowed. but still only able to generate a few dollars like $21 per student, per capita. whereas the edgewood district which was a wealthy white suburb of san antonio basically tax themselves at a much lower rate but becauseof property values , a were able to generate so much more hundreds of dollars per capita. so the parents, the mexican american parents sued saying this is fundamentally unequal. fundamentallyunequal. where taxing ourselves at the highest rate but because of public policy that has devalued our property , we cannot generate enough income , enough tax dollars to adequately fund a quality education for our children. us supreme court look at that and said the quality does not require equal funding. so that kind of disparity that you saw then and th

. >>> over an apartment complex in the 500 block of san antonio road, officers served a search warrant in relation to a case that one of the apartments. if the material used to make drugs. police am saying what type of drugs or if arrests were made. >>> a neighbor dispute over a dog now sparking a criminal investigation. >> a video you don't expect to see on your home surveillance camera, appearing to show i walk around the neighborhood taking a threatening turn. >> it's crazy, usually it's a very crowded neighborhood. >> the family did not want to go on camera but provided us the video they also posted online showing what they believe to be a threat and harassment. at one point, you see a woman motion what appears to be a bag around her waist. she slowly walks towards the driveway and pulls out what appears to be a gun. pointing at the house. moments later, she returned. this time, spitting on the family car. the family claims this all started after they asked the woman to pick up after her dog. >> why would you do that. >> other videos appear to show the woman cursing at someone off

detalles >>> debido al extremo calor y al repunte se extendieron grandes incendios forestales entre san antonioÍs se encuentra e rojo. francisco saliÓ a trabaja y dicedespuÉs de tres horas casi se desvanece >>> .comienzan los calambres. >>> de secos.es >> tristne ver esto pdeero por dÉcadas jamÁs se habÍa visto qu algunos campos de texas se encontraran asÍ de secos. vean ustedes que la tierra aquÍ se encuentra partida propio para lu. hay lagos que ya secaron >>> de a rato no crece mucho por lo mismo porque no hay buena hÚmeda >>> la ola de calor se extienda al norte del paÍs.ida. >>> yo pensaba que >>> yo pensaba que aquÍ iba a tener un poco mÁs de fresquito y un poquito mÁs de desahogo pero el calor es impresionante >>> la preocupaciÓn aumenta esa que esta ola de calor aumentara. noticias telemundo >>> razÓn detrÁs de alguna vez hasie sentÍdo que no tiene suficiente tiempo d durante el dÍa puede que haya una razÓn detrÁs de esto porque cientÍficos revela que la tierra podrÍa estar girando mÁs rÁpido que nunca lo que podrÍa traer consecuencias a nuestra vida cotidiana. el dÍa tiene 24 horas per

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it's such a pleasure to be at the san antonio book festival. coral are animals just like we are which is when you look at them. it's a little surprising because they have this incredible like they look floral. you know, this looks like a bouquet but they're not they're animals. they're very very closely related to jellyfish, which was the topic of my first book. so i've kind of stepped over one one family to the anthazowans which are which actually translates as flower animals. so coral, you know, everyone always knew they looked flowery, but that it wasn't until like us in the 1800s. they just figured out no, they're animals. they have nervous systems. they have digestive systems. they have muscles, you know, they're like us but a coral is a colony and each individual is called a polyp in the colony and those polyps are networked together through their nervous systems and their digestive systems. so if one polyp over here eats a plankton, which is what they eat, you know, the nutrition gets shared among the colony and then the colonies togethe

un hospital de san antonio.l pequeÑo de 3 aÑos, que muriÓ ahogado cuando intentaba cruzar la frontera en eagle pass. menor crus ba el rÍo bravo junto a su tÍo y un bebÉ de 2 meses cuando el agua los arrastrÓ. >>> paren las polÍticas agresivas que hacen que migrantes crucen en lugares lejanos y remotes. familias y niÑos que estÁn en riesgo. >>> 2 menores murieron ahogados en la frontera en texas. los migrantes siguen apostando su vida por llegar a suelo americano. >>> esta maÑana se llevÓ acabo un rescate de 11 personas, 11 migrantes que se tiraron al rÍo grande aquÍ. de ese grupo. 4 fueron menores de edad. imÁgenes compartidas por la patrulla fronteriza en el paso. muestra el momento que con una soga los agentes lograron sacar a las familias. ¿quÉ tan peligroso puede ser que un niÑo cruce este rÍo? especialmente sin saber nadar. >>> definitivamente las corrientes del rÍo y el sector del paso. lleva una corriente muy fuerte, que se pudiera llevar hasta los nadadores mÁs expertos. >>> cecilia y su hija natalia lle

sociales para que los conductores sean mÁs precavidos en dÍas lluviosos y tambiÉn para mostrar que en san antonio y mostrar estas imÁgenes que cÓmo estas personas le salvaron la vida, vladimir flores noticias tele minado >>> admirable ni lo pensaron en nueva york un niÑo de 4 aÑos muriÓ cuando la moto en la que viajaba junto con su padre fue impactado por un auto el conductor y el padre del niÑo fue arrestado este Último de de poner en peligro al menor porque no llevaba casco de seguridad eliecer marte nos cuenta mÁs. >>> el dolor se apodera de familiares, amigos y conocidos del pequeÑo mario rosario. a sus 4 aÑos muriÓ anoche tras un aparatoso accidente en una moto que viajaba con su padre. >>> era el mejor amigo de mi hijo y cada vez que se veÍan abrazo y besos >>> autoridades investigan la coaliciÓn que ocurriÓ alrededor de las 9 y 30 en la calle bayly y la calle 193 en esta calle el auto y la motocicleta intentaban doblar >>> como le puso emo impacto >>> ademÁs del lamentable fallecimiento del niÑo se le suma el arresto del padma rÍo rosario de 24 aÑos por poner en peligro el bienestar de una

and bussing them to san antonio. i said do not do that. i have a better idea.are going to bless them all the way to washington dc. -- we are going to a bus them all the way to washington dc. actually, now we bust more than 2500 -- we busbed more than 6500. i will add this in. if you want to pitch in and help out you can buy your own order bus. you can help fund sending them to washington dc and make them a deal with the problem. >> governor, we could do this two ways. there are a lot of people that would probably like to come to texas. >> as we address this border crisis, it is a humanitarian crisis as well as a national security crisis. when we look at the fact you have the drug cartels, human traffickers preying on vulnerable families, getting through the border illegally, sending drugs and fentanyl into almost every single american community, how can you do this without the support of the federal government? we know under president trump, he understood the battle at the border. he understood what he had to do to stop illegal immigrants from coming in and all

we saw what happened in san antonio.ied baking to death in one of these trailers. >> harris: it is so irresponsible. politics at the heart of it. bill melugin, thank you very much for the reporting. progressive los angeles district attorney george gascon is speaking out days after the effort to recall him appears to have failed. he gave this reason for why 98% of the prosecutors in his office wanted him to get out. >> a lot of people they call me and reach out to me and say they were being badgered. >> they were bullied into voting? >> i have to tell you that some people said as much. >> harris: well, some of those prosecutors disagree with their boss. one calls his claims disingenuous. another said he is not being honest, a third says gascon continues to lie, gas light and deflect. raymond arroyo. your top line reaction. >> i've spent time covering the fallout of gascon throughout los angeles county. the petty thefts, union pacific, railroad line. 100 arrests made in those cases, harris, where they are pulling freight o

norfork, boston, san francisco, san antonio. that's true too.ttle, nashville, phoenix, and chicago. ♪♪ that's motown close ♪ ♪ millions of the buggy is months of the year. my question for you as a virginian, do you see bugs down the sidewalk or do you have them people come out once or twice a year? >> shannon: do you remember the gross cicada thing we've had and people are like, shut up about it, stop talking about it. if you live in a place and has this you'll totally get it and if you're on the twitters, let us know what you're discussing bugs are. but when their cicadas were here for months, they would crunch up, i go on a run, falling out of the trees in my hair. the dogs, they would not stop eating them. >> he'd eat them, of course. in my neighborhood, it's out in the city. directly down the street from the white house. you can look at the north cortical. no big deal with bugs? no. there are bugs all over the sidewalk. but i've got a guy. he takes care of my place and i never have to worry. >> shannon: you are out there gardening and making

room said it didn't seem offensive in the room. >> she was referencing a local point of pride in san antonio. >> then it becomes a three-day long story and you must have felt the need to tamp down the story by apologizing. >> when you offend somebody, of course you apologize. she's not going to stop reaching out to the latino community. this is somebody who flies across the country just to honor ceasar chavez. she's been conducting a lot of latino outreach, and that will not stop. >> did you ever have times where you wanted to fire off a response and others pulled you back? this is a white house that doesn't seem to engage that aggressively we saw with the trump white house. >> there were many times my colleagues wanted to take away my keyboard. >> really? >> yeah. like i said, when they go too far, they need to be called out. whether it's fox or anybody else. >> do you see times that other news outlets are treating the first lady and the president unfairly? >> absolutely. >> tell me about it. >> you know, the first lady was honoring the service of nancy reagan, and her -- the introduction o

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it was in san antonio. the recent location of 5 through mig migrant deaths. he was going to give us an hour and a half. he cut it in half to 45 minutes. it was lip service. in unison, all 12 sheriffs, a bipartisan group, we decided to cancel the meeting to cancel the message saying it's serious. it's worth more than 45 minutes with the most populous county sheriffs. >> neil: what has his office said in response to that? >> not much. he denied the allegations. sheriff salazar who is the san antonio sheriff in bear county, he was the one that had been asking for the meeting over a year, sending very direct polite messages and e-mails or letters to the biden administration asking for the meeting. it had been mostly ignored until we finally got the meeting together. he invited all of us. they're saying it was -- that they had made some actual misstatements about what had actually happened. we decided it wasn't going to work. this wasn't the best use of our team. for me, it's about a 5 1/2 hour drive to get there but i would make it. >> neil: thanks, sheriff. we h

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another town hall is also scheduled for tomorrow at san antonio park. san francisco police are investigating a robbery this afternoon at a high-end union square store. it happened at the bottega veneta store on geary street near grant avenue police say several suspects entered the store around 1:30 this afternoon and stolen unknown number of items possibly worth about $50,000 bottega. vanetta is owned by gucci and sells luxury clothing and handbags. the suspects have not been detained. protest protesters against asian-american pacific islander violence rallied outside san francisco's courthouse today during a hearing for a man accused of attacking a community leader gregory 2 who is in his 70s was beaten near his home in soma eight days ago as we reported. eric eerie faces charges for the attack he has not been charged with a hate crime though some think that should be considered when someone walks liz a block away from his home and then someone gets off a bike jumps on punch in the face then beats him off of no reason gets back on the bike. i don't know

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he wanted to go to san antonio, texas, after texas had just dropped him off here in new york city.ks are arriving on the bus sick. they are arriving extremely hungry and thirsty. they are not being given food. at most times without their identity documents. there is a huge effort that is happening right now to welcome them with dignity here in new york city and make sure we are showing, not just governor abbott how it should be done, but really seeing each other as humans and this moment. amy: do you understand how it is happening? new york city officials are saying some 4000 asylum-seekers and migrants have traveled to new york in recent months, either by choice or because they were sent here by texas state officials. so how do they decide -- do they just shove them on a bus? >> that is what it seems like, y. the governor of tex is definitely mleading officials and asylum-seekers. many of the folks who came here yesterday morning, who got off those three buses, were asking, how do i get to north carolina? how do i get to wisconsin, oregon, louisiana? folks are being coerced into s

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were incapable of dealing with the large number of migrants, they talked about bussing migrants to san antonioon't do that, i have a better idea, we will put them on buses and send them to washington dc. we need to relieve the congestion on the texas border but now people in washington dc and new york are seeing what texas has to grapple with and i have news for them. they haven't seen the fullness of what we are bussing up there. president biden called you? >> never. maria: you can watch an encore on my broken border crisis streaming now on fox nation. don't go anywhere, more wall street right after this. oh, man. hey! open up! the redesigned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪♪ - thanks. - nice truck! it was. find new style. find new roads. i love all types of dancing... salsa, and even belly dancing! i am a triathlete. i've always been into health, and wellness, and fitness... i tried everything with diet and exercise, and nothing worked. there was just kinda this stubborn area on my stomach. but coolsculpting worke

when you look at the driest years on record, san antonio, second driest, third, san antonio, it's just hitting the ground and it's like concrete. so it's moving into the streets, submerging cars. i was on the air yesterday with fredricka and the models were showing this. here is the back edge. the heavier, the brighter colors sliding south of the dallas area. they're less than a half inch of rain away from their wettest august in history, the wettest august in 1915. so this is what has fallen, for the fort worth, dallas to the south. it gets concerning for louisiana because that's where this is moving. the watches have been extended eastward and making their way toward mississippi. the stationary front, much like we saw with the historic flooding in st. louis to eastern kentucky, it's to the south. it's just not moving anywhere and it's got all the moisture it needs to feed that system in the days ahead. it's not just over for dallas metroplex but moving toward louisiana and mississippi now. >> tom seder, thank you very much. >>> russia is now claiming that it knows who is behind a wee

flowers to some of the hospital staff as she leaves tomorrow was admitted to university health san antonio in critical condition after the tragedy at robb elementary school where 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. meantime, senate lawmakers are taking steps to make sure the events of january 6 never happen again. washington correspondent trevor shirley reports on the effort to reform the electoral process. >> what if congress can get this law updated? some lawmakers say it would lead to a more predictable and peaceful transfer of power after presidential elections took the violent breach of the capitol. >> on january 6 to really shine a spotlight on how urgent the need for re form. was a bipartisan group of senators says it's time to overhaul the electoral count act to avoid a repeat of january 6th, the time to reform the e c a >> is way past due. the electoral count act was passed in 18. 87 after the disputed presidential election of 18. 76, the law covers how electoral votes are counted. but some lawmakers say the is too vague. something some legal scholars agree with the act contai

returning for their 3rd day, from san antonio, texas, it's the champs, it's the talamantez family.he arbogast family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself some cash, and somebody might have a shot driving out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] hey, let's go meet the arbogast family.

estÁ vez de tres aÑos y ademÁs un bebe que a esta hora estÁ en estado crÍtico en un hospital de san antonio intentaban cruzar por separado el rÍo grande este mÉxico a estados unidos. a esta tragedia se une la muerte de en ese mismo lugar y que ya reportamos ayer de la pequeÑa margarita sofÍa de cinco aÑos proveniente guatemala. vamos a escuchar el testimonio de la tÍa de la pequeÑa fallecida. >> me gustarÍa poder abrazar a mi hermana, poder luchar junto con ella, tomarla de la mano y decirle salgamos adelante. borja: las Últimas horas se confirmÓ que estÁ pequeÑita de nombre margaret sofÍa muriÓ ahogada, por lo que las autoridades de estados unidos estÁn alertando a los migrantes sobre el alto nivel de peligrosidad del rÍo grande. es importante destacar que hace unas horas un migrante venezolano fue rescatado tambiÉn de las aguas que son una verdadera trampa mortal. y escuche este dato y es importante, hasta la fecha han muerto mÁs de 200 migrantes al intentar cruzar este peligroso rÍo. en otro tema que acapara titulares, es uvalde, la junta escolar se reÚna para considerar el despido del j

they talked about bussing migrants to san antonio. i said don't do that. i have a better idea.nd send them to washington dc. for one, we needed to relieve the congestion on the texas border but now people in washington dc and new york are seeing what texas has to grapple with and i have news for them. they've not yet seen the fullness of what we are bussing up there. maria: has president biden called you? >> never. maria: you can watch an encore of my special on the broken of my special on the broken border crisisisi trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condi

one of the young victims of the 10, texas school shooting was released from a hospital in san antonio last week. this video shows 10 year-old that my us some handing out flowers to some of the hospital staff as she leaves. so we're was admitted to university health san antonio in critical condition following the tragedy at robb elementary school where 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. paul pelosi, husband of house speaker nancy pelosi has pleaded not guilty to dui charges. his attorney entered that plea at an arraignment this morning. the 82 year-old did not appear in court in may. police arrested him after a crash in napa county. police say he was driving with a blood alcohol level 0, 8 or higher. >> and this matter is being treated being put in the order. >> going to court the same as any other case >> the next hearing will be august 23rd pelosi could at that time plead guilty or no contest or the case could be set for jury trial. today, the biden administration's task force on reproductive health care gathered for its first meeting. our washington correspondent alexandra limo