en san antonio, texas, una buena denunciÓ que su nieto fue vÍctima de esta agresiÓn, en san antonio estÁ su abuela decidiÓ no quedarse callada ante este terrible hecho que causÓ que su nieta perdiera el conocimiento. >> la patio tres veces en el piso, no podÍa recordar quÉ estaba pasando. marlene: la estudiante sufriÓ una severa fractura en el crÁneo, quedan otras secuelas. >> ella tiene miedo, estÁ acostada en el cuarto conmigo, y como les digo, no entiende las consecuencias que estÁ sufriendo. marlene: el distrito escolar dice estar al tanto de este casi nos respondieron lo siguiente, este no es el primer incidente de la pelea fÍsica en el distrito, los administradores del plan van investigar y seguir el cÓdigo de conducta. la seÑora gonzÁlez siente que no estÁ tomando las acciones disciplinarias necesarias. >> por esta pelea les dieron tres dÍas. marlene: este problema es recurrente los vÍdeos que graban los mismos estudiantes van a dar a plataformas digitales como instagram y tiktok sin un control con la finalidad de que se vuelvan virales. lo que le preocupa a esta abuela son las co

cinco fueron transportados a san antonio y otros cinco hospitales del Área. dos adultos en el hospital universitario de san antonio, uno en condiciÓn bastante seria y otro en condiciÓn bastante crÍtica que podrÍa perder la vida. sabemos que aparentemente no habÍa mexicanos al interior de este vagÓn. aparentemente los migrantes serÍan de origen centroamericano. la investigaciÓn estÁ siendo liderada por la compaÑÍa de "union pacific", que es la dueÑa del tren donde fueron encontrados los migrantes. elian: quisiera preguntarte quÉ dicen las autoridades. reportero: las autoridades no han respondido a los cuestionamientos de los medios de comunicaciÓn. se seÑala que esto estÁ en etapa preliminar. no se ha dado a conocer las identidades o nacionalidades o si habÍa mujeres o menores de edad en ese vagÓn de carga. regreso con ustedes. maity: muchas gracias por este reporte. vamos a estar siguiendo muy de cerca esta noticia. hablando de inmigraciÓn, el presidente biden y el primer ministro canadiense, justin trudeau, anunciaron la firma de un acuerdo en la frontera su

san antonio to shreveport, with the bulls eye right over dallas. damaging winds and tornadoes potential through tomorrow morning. david? >> rob marciano, our thanks to all week here. >>> and now to your money tonight, and the growing concern this evening, even beyond u.s. banks. one of europe's largest banks now, and the stock price plunging to an all-time low today. the turmoil being felt on wall street. the dow dropping about 280 points. it had been down more than 500. but tonight here, authorities with a reality check on the relative safety of your money. abc's erielle reshef on wall street for us. >> reporter: tonight, fears of a banking crisis sending stocks tumbling on wall street and around the world. overseas, credit suisse, one of europe's biggest banks, plunging 24% to an all-time low after its largest shareholder, the saudi national bank, said it won't pump more money into the struggling bank. and here at home, looming concern over america's regional banks. first republic stock diving 21% after its credit rating was downgraded into so-ca

the accident happened on what's commonly called the p genie trail in rancho san antonio park in cupertino. that's where ktvu is. jesse. gary joins us now with the details. jesse julie, the victim's husband, who was here at the scene, inconsolable her son shattered what had been a day of hiking up in the hills here in the south bay has turned into a day of mourning and unthinkable tragedy. i witnessed unfortunate incident or knows they're trying to help fellow hiker syria says the loss of life happened in the blink of an eye around 10 o'clock sunday morning, a sunnyvale boy scout troop was hiking on what's commonly referred to as the pg and e trail in rancho san antonio park. it's one of 24 trails in this 165 acre santa clara county park nestled in the hills between cupertino and sunnyvale. without warning. witnesses say a tree fell landing on the mother of one of the scouts trying to adapting on a close, like real quick and try to see the log that's on her, uh, buddy and see if you could lift it up a little bit so she could breathe. we lifted it a little bit enough so that she could. ther

now it is my honor to introduce michael moderator today, the san antonio mayor, ron nuremberg. mayor nuremberg has been diligently working on these issues for the conference for several years. we are grateful for that. the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. and it's mayor nuremberg, not the mayor of nuremberg. [laughter] this session is being cosponsored by the center as you heard, the mayors and business leaders center for compassionate and equitable cities was created in august of 2017. based on the strengths of the mayors' commitment to come but hate and related problems, the center was officially launched in 2018. to provide mayors with information and resources available to aid their efforts to combat problems like these in their cities. since its creation, the center has brought mayors together to exchange information unsuccessful efforts to combat problems i have experienced. the -- this has included drafting of the commitment to confronting hate and extremism in all its forms. the compact to come back -- to combat hate and bigotry was drafted by the conference with

it happened on stephenie aybar's trail in cupertino at the rancho san antonio county park. monday morning. the victim was identified as 44 year-old the duet. >> not feel of san jose. the boy scouts announced he was apparent on an excursion with the truth. the scout executive of the silicon valley, monterey bay council of the boy scouts released this statement. quote, we are saddened to confirm one adult accidental fatality involving a tree. the deceased as a parent of a scout and they were participating in a planned hike at the rancho san antonio park. all scouts are safe. there were no additional injuries. we appreciate privacy for the family and scout unit. we also know she was a 2009 graduate of san jose state university with a master's degree in nutritional science. >> while rangers don't know why this particular tree fell. chief ranger matt anderson says it's not uncommon for a tree to fall there. it is rare for it to hit someone. >> this time of year, we have a lot of trees that are falling because of a, you know, soils. and earlier this this last week, it was snow on

to win a championship of their own after falling in the quarter-finals to the eventual champion san antonio along with roster changes. they also have a new head coach, noah delgado. delgado stepped in as interim late last season in coach through the playoffs. he says the team is looking to build upon the momentum they built at the end of last season. >> it's different from last year. last year came in and there was a lot of moving parts. but long with the staff myself and the staff, we're able to prepare a good pre-season. well, well, thought out prepared 6, 7, we pre season now we're just we're just building building foundation here to have a long season. we understand is it's a marathon, not a go 3, 3 within the first game. that means to you know, we've got 9 points, but a long way to go. just keep everybody on the even keel. never too high. never too low, but establishing building every day through video through physical training, through soccer training. i'm just building day by day. >> it exciting to see how their season plays out. back to brock purdy hits. >> i know it's been a whole.

the san antonio community was close knit. everybody basically knew everyone.o 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 m

it happened at rancho san antonio park, south of 2 80 near cupertino. the victim has now been identified as the new it not to yala san jose mother who was hiking with her son's boy scout troop ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary joins us now from the park. with the latest on what happened, jessie. julie we're getting a better picture of the new it not to you all a woman who loved nature and loved her family. she went to san jose state university, got a graduate degree, but stayed in the area to raise her family as many people do. now park rangers trying to determine how a falling tree here cut her life short. monday to agencies released incident reports connected to a tragic loss of life in rancho san antonio county park. the incident claimed the life of 44 year old not to you all the mid peninsula regional open space district says this is the first incident of its kind in the district, 50 year history and that life saving efforts by responders were unsuccessful. and that the patient was declared deceased at the scene, not y'all was hiking with her son's

en un comunicado del fbi de san antonio ofreció hasta $50,000 para quienes aporten información ayudende estas personas >> la casa blanca descalificó los hechos y mientras esperan más información sobre los estadounidenses el llamado es no viajar al norte del país continúa advirtiendo que la violencia en territorio mexicano no conoce de nacionalidad, en méxico ana méndez telemundo >> también autoridades mexicanas encontraron 343 migrantes incluidos 103 menores no acompañados, fue en un contenedor abandonado en una carretera el instituto nacional de migración dijo que fue encontrado el día domingo por la noche en veracruz enla costa del golfo iban una rota aparentemente utilizada por traficantes para transportar personas del sureste de méxico la frontera con estados unidos los migrantes están en condición estable, no está claro aún porque el conductor los abandonan >> la administración del presidente planea ver la norma sanitaria para expulsar personas rápidas en la frontera conocido como título 42 hablamos sobre planes por parte de la ciudad de el paso en caso de que se enfrentan a una

. >>> in texas today, scary moments at the san antonio zoo. a tree falling onto visitors sending several people to the hospital blayne alexander has late details for us. >> go, go, go. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: it took just seconds for this terrifying scene to unfold at the san antonio zoo. officials say a massive tree branch unexpectedly broke and fell injuring two adults and five children, one of them critically it happened just after noon right in the middle of a busy spring break holiday >> and we heard what sounded like fireworks, a crackling noise. >> reporter: chris ryan was there with his two daughters. his wife captured these frantic moments. >> turned around and realized the branch was falling down, and that crackling noise was the breaking of wood. >> reporter: he and others immediately rushed in to help. >> joined a group of people that were assisting this lady get up and get from underneath the branch and get on her feet. as we were doing that, she was yelling about her baby >> how chaotic was this moment? >> it was -- i mean, i

it happened in the rancho san antonio park in cupertino. ian cull has the latest. >> reporter: after being closed sunday and much of today, the trail where a woman was killed by a falling tree is now back open. she's been identified as 44-year-old vidyut nautiyal of san jose. park rangers say she was hiking with her son and his boy scout troop at the rancho san antonio park in cupertino when she was hit. first responders got a call at 10:00 a.m. sunday that a woman was severely injured by a falling tree on the pg&e trail. they arrived to find a group trying to lift the tree off of her. we're told she died at the scene with her son nearby. >> sad. it's really sad. >> today we spoke with hikers who are very familiar with the trail. they tell us they have seen more trees falling than usual this winter. the park rangers say the soil is saturated from recent storms that they have seen it too. >> i think that's unlucky, you know, just unlucky because this trail is a really wide trail, not narrow. >> ran more than 20 miles out there, it's quite be

it happened on stephenie avers trail in cupertino at the rancho san antonio county park. monday morning. the victim was identified as 44 year-old the duet. >> not feel of san jose. the boy scouts announced he was apparent on an excursion with the truth. the scout executive of the silicon valley, monterey bay council of the boy scouts released this statement. quote, we are saddened to confirm one adult accidental fatality involving a tree. the deceased as a parent of a scout and they were participating in a planned hike at the rancho san antonio park. all scouts are safe. there were no additional injuries. we appreciate privacy for the family and scout unit. we also know she was a 2009 graduate of san jose state university with a master's degree in nutritional science. >> while rangers don't know why this particular tree fell. chief ranger matt anderson says it's not uncommon for a tree to fall there. it is rare for it to hit someone. >> this time of year, we have a lot of trees that are falling because of a, you know, soils. and earlier this this last week, it was snow on

immediately thought back to that case, that story that we reported just last year in june out of san antonio. where 53 migrants were found in the back of a freight truck who had died from its fixation from exposure from extreme heat. fortunately, although this case here in vera cruz is quite similar to what happened in san antonio last year and that the drivers of these trucks fled the scene. what you mentioned in your introduction are the fact that there was ventilation built in fans built into the roof of this freight truck. it's not only shows of the sort of level of sophistication that these human smugglers employ here when they're moving people illegally across the country. toward the united states, but if it work for that simple fact, it's more than likely that these individuals could have died. and again, we're talking about 343 people. this is a large number. and remember, thousands of people make their way north to united states every year. we don't always hear about this is only when these deadly incidents or incidents in bellevue, many, many people being found by authorities happe

has ceased is the parent of a scout and they were participating in a planned hike at the rancho san antonio park. all scouts are safe and there were no additional injuries. it's just me. hard to imagine what happened. the victim's husband was inconsolable here at the scene, her son shattered by the loss. family says they're not yet ready to provide the identity of the victim or a picture. park rangers are investigating this accident. near cupertino in santa clara county. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. 11 petaluma police arrested a man today after chasing him more than five miles until he crashed his vehicle into a police cruiser, then ran on foot. the chase began this morning when officers attempted to stop a vehicle driven by brandon conwell on north mcdowell boulevard in petaluma. conwell took off and drove at a high rate of speed into qatari. he then turned into gilbert court and lost control of his car crashing. into a petaluma police vehicle. conwell took off on foot but was arrested soon after he was arrested on suspicion of evading officers obstructing a peace officer and felony poss

and the decision was taken to san antonio because of the burns. burns were some of the big problems i had. that had to be solve first. >> sean: my sister was a burn nurse. one of the more difficult jobs psychologically in the medical profession you have to keep changing the bandages. when you take off the old ones, the pain is excruciating for the patient that you're taking care of. you lived through that. that is painful. >> that is painful. i was on this battle every day. when i was on a lot of painkillers, i was having bad dreams. every night, i'd wake -- every morning i'd wake up and i would say, no more painkillers, i can't go through that again. take me off of the painkillers. they'd take me off of some of them. by the evening, i would say, put me back on the painkillers, you know? which do you want? do you want to be clear with your mind? or do you want to get rid of the pain. and i fought that a lot, every day. what's the balance to find? but, yeah, the burns were hard. and the skin graphs were hard. nonstop, again and again. they rebuild

it happened yesterday morning at the rancho san antonio county park in cupertino. first responders say the victim was on a boy scout excursion with her son when that tree fell and landed on her park. officials say fallen trees on this trail are rare. >> have in the foothills area. it's not so has it been that big of an issue which is where we are now? it's a tragedy. it's super rare. you know, we do have cardiac events in art actually casing for people hiking the trail system here. trees falling down. that's super super rare. >> rangers and that the tree could have fallen because of the saturated soil. no additional injuries were reported. >> police are looking for somebody involved in a shooting in the parking lot of top golf in san jose on saturday. police say a woman was shot at least once before she was taken to the hospital. she will be ok, but the shooter is still on the loose. kron 4 sarah stinson is working on this story and coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock. she'll explain how topped off has beefed up security in response to that shooting. >>

just san antonio here in the states a few months ago.— a few months ago.ew months ago. just how successful our _ a few months ago. just how successful our migrants - a few months ago. just how successful our migrants are j successful our migrants are getting into the united states if indeed that is the destination they were heading for? �* , ., destination they were heading for? �* , . , for? it's a little bit difficult _ for? it's a little bit difficult to - for? it's a little bit difficult to answer| for? it's a little bit - difficult to answer that question because you know how many did get in but you don't know how many didn't, but i can say in the last fiscal year which in the us runs october one through september 30, customs and border protection had about 2.3 million encounters with people attempting to enter the united states for. some may be as more — as 40 sent tried multiple times, — it could easily be 2 million people attempting to come in and many of them are surrendering to border patrol because they are trying to claim asylum and get into th

in san antonio were 53 migrants were found dead in the back of a freight truck dying at who had died of as fixation of of heat stroke. fortunately, even though this case in vera cruise was very similar to what happened last year in san antonio. as you mentioned there in your introduction, carrie, there was a certain level of sophistication to this specific case. there were fans built in a ventilation system built into this truck. so even though the truck driver did abandon the migrants, they didn't suffocate, they still had air. they could still breathe inside of that truck. so as far as we know, all $343.00 migrants, including a $103.00 on accompanied minors, were unharmed. there's one more thing that we should mention here. you mentioned this as well as those color coded bracelets that they were wearing this again, points to these practices by human smugglers. here in mexico, which are often operating in, within a much larger network, a much more, a sophisticated network. we're talking also about criminal groups. cartels that are now involved in human smugly finding that it's actua

it happened in brancheau san antonio park near cupertino.ay several people tried unsuccessfully to free her. rangers at mid peninsula regional open space or investigating what caused that tree to fall jury has awarded a mother and her two daughters more than $8 million in a case where their attorneys say alameda county deputies unlawfully searched and detained them. the incident was captured on video. the family was sitting in their rented vehicle outside of castro valley, starbucks, alameda county sheriff deputies concerned about recent car burglaries approached, demanded to see an i d and then eventually detained them in handcuffs. their attorney says this was an invasion of privacy and a violation of constitutional rights. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. there is more fallout tonight from that ransomware attack on the city of oakland. hackers are reportedly releasing personal data of city employees , including sensitive financial and identification information. that's ktvu is tom baker explains the hackers or even threatening t

the fbi's an for san antonio division office said in a statement sunday, the vehicle came under fire shortly after it entered mexico. the fbi is offering a $50,000 reward for the return of the victims and the arrest of the culprits. residents in ohio are dealing with a second train derailment. it happened in springfield saturday afternoon. at least 28 train cars flew off the tracks captured on camera by local residents as they waited for the train to pass that rain also operated by norfolk southern. the same company responsible for the massive derailment last month in east palestine. officials say no toxic chemicals or anything hazardous was spilled this time. meanwhile, norfolk southern is announcing immediate changes aimed at increasing the safety of its operations. they are based on the preliminary ntsb reported in report into the talks, a stir out toxic around that last month. this all comes before norfolk. southern ceo is set to testify before congress later this week. jorge ventura has more from east palestine where people are calling for more independent testing of the air and

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dr thomas plants son is a former scout who hiked in rancho san antonio park . these tragic events happen. uh it's tough. it's devastating. it's traumatic. it's traumatic to lot lose someone in this way, and it's traumatic. to witness the loss of someone in this way . san jose state university officials say not y'all graduated from that university with a master's degree in nutritional science, linkedin post said she works as a health , wellness and fitness. professional neighbors say the family is inconsolable as they begin funeral preparations. they are going to walk through this path of loss and grief and tragedy and may have a great deal of anxiety depression pts. rusty and so forth, and we need to walk with them as a journey through this process. as we said earlier, park rangers trying to determine what caused that tree to fall and kill her. one of the contributing factors could be the amount of rainfall we've had the past weeks and months, saturating the soil, making it loose, making it easier for the tree to come down coming up in the next hour. we'll have

ktvu is jesse gary reports from the side of the accident, rancho san antonio park. i witnessed unfortunate incident or knows the trying to help fellow hiker syria says the loss of life happened in the blink of an eye around 10 o'clock sunday morning, a sunnyvale boy scout troop was hiking on what's commonly referred to as the pg and e trail in rancho san antonio park . it's one of 24 trails in this 165 acre santa clara county park nestled in the hills between cupertino and sunnyvale. without warning. witnesses say a tree fell landing on the mother of one of the scouts trying to i think on a close like quick and try to see the log that's on her, uh, buddy and see if you could lift it up a little bit so she could breathe. we lifted it a little bit enough so that she could. there was a clearance and we put a rock underneath so that it doesn't touching the bodies, and that's the best we could do. the unidentified victim who witnesses say hesitated when the tree was falling to make sure her son was safe, was pronounced dead on the trail, her 17 year old son, refusing to

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it happened yesterday morning near cupertino in rancho san antonio park. the mother was hiking with her son and members of a boy scout troop from sunnyvale. when that tree crashed down onto her, several hikers rushed over trying to help her. we can try to see the log that's on her body and see if you could lift it up a little bit so she can breathe. we lifted it a little bit enough so that she could. there was a clearance and we put a rock underneath so that it wasn't touching the body, so that's the best we could do. investigators say the recent stormy weather may have been a factor in why that tree fell. this time of year. we have a lot of trees that are following because of, you know, saturated soils. and earlier this this last week it was snow on skyline , so falling trees happen now. a statement was released by the local chapter of the boy scouts . it said. quote we are saddened to confirm and accidental fatality involving a tree. the deceased is the parent of the scout, and they were participating in a planned hike at the rancho san antonio park. all

the tragedy unfolding at rancho san antonio.pace preserve the sight of this tragc incident, ali. andre, the rain is starting to let up here. but when this tragedy happened yesterday at the renters san antonio open space preserve this county park in santa clara county. this guys were completely clear there was a boy scout troop that was on a plan to hike about three miles in from the parking lot here. this is on the steve favors trail that they were hiking when a tree came down on the mother of one of the scout members. this is around 10 o'clock yesterday morning. that tree fell directly on top of her. the 17 year old scout. her son was right behind her. when it happened. he and other troop members tried to help and save her, but they were able to move and lift the tree off slightly, but unfortunately she died at the scene. paramedics were called in, and we talked to members of a senior hiking group that we're about to head out on that same trail this morning, and they said that they've noticed trees that have fallen in the past,

tragedy unfolding at rancho san antonio. open space preserve.u sally rasmus is live at the site of the tragic incident, ali. well sal. it's been raining on and off throughout the morning here at the rancho san antonio open space preserve its a county park here in santa clara county. but when this tragedy happened around 10 o'clock sunday morning , the skies were completely clear, and there wasn't even much wind, according to several people who were at the park at the time, a south bay boy scout troop was on a planned hike. yesterday morning when a tree came down on the steve avery's trail, which is about three miles from this park entrance. that tree fell directly on top of the mother of a 17 year old scout. she was hiking with her son and the other troop members , he and other scout members and strangers on the trail tried to help. they tried to lift the tree off of her. they were able to do that they called paramedics. however they were not able to save the mother. she died at the scene. we don't know her identity. we talked to members of the

the san antonio community was close knit. everyby basically knew everyone.o 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 m

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welcome, the dismissal of gallant but opposition politicians. san antonio has crossed our red line on your mil, but swaby israel has never faced such popular pressure on the debate about its democratic institutions. and we can come back to our correspondent rebecca writs, as standing by the injury was alone in from the parliament building. the can i sit and where we can hear the the background protests going on. rebecca, after so much pressure. wilmington, yahoo speak soon. what is he going to do? well, that is the question that everyone here is asking, waiting with bated breath to see exactly how benjamin netanyahu is going to handle the situation. what he's going to say, we've been expecting him to make a statement to the nation. all morning that continues to be postponed. he is behind me in the parliament having furious meetings that he has been doing overnight. and so, you know, trying to negotiate away forward just exactly how he's going to settle these protest and keep the members of his coalition happy really remains to be seen. it is also a question as to whether or not haltin

. >> una familia en san jose de luto, por caida de arbol el domingo, ocurrio en rancho san antonio enho cupertino, natalie vera nos informa. >> muy triste. >> asi reaccionaron senderistas de cupertino tras escuchar de la muerte de una persona que quedo atrapada bajo un arbol despues de una caminata, esto ocurrio en una excusion de boysscouts, en sonybel, cuando >> cuando llegaron los rescatistas la mujer estaba atrapada bajo el tronco un grupo intento liberarla, el caso esta bajo investigacion se piensa que el arbol cayo por las recientes tormentas. >> uno tiene que tomar sus precauciones. >> autoridades indicaron que el sendero está cubierto en lodo, tuvieron que ingresar en vehiculos todo terreno . >> dice que lamenta la tragedia que lo ocurrido es poco comunicacion, elsendero seguira cerrado hasta que termine la investigacion . >> muchas gracias usted sintio el granizo que cayo el sabado por la noche y domingo por la mañana, esto da pie que la advertencia por mal tiempo terminara, pero el mal tiempo ha seguido en varias zonas , como santa rosa, tambien estas fotografia muestra las

recientemente ganÓ el concurso nacional de mariachi que se celebra en san antonio.rtiz piensa resolver los problema del amÉrica quitando a oscar jimÉnez y poniendo a malagÓn. >> que se los resuelve su portero... >> esto es un desmadre. >> yo soy el entrenador. sino, que venga alguien a dirigir. >> a pesar de sus malas campaÑas, el partido de la jornada ru

welcome the dismissal of gallant but opposition politicians. san antonio has crossed our rent line. busy on your mil, but swab, you'll feel a shift. so list of any meanwhile, protest organizes up planning to hold daily demonstrations against the controversial reform and floral. let's go straight to rebecca. read her as she's in jerusalem. rebecca. good to see. we thought chaotic scenes there last night, massive protest, what's expected for today will think suddenly coming to a head here in israel, nicole, after more than 12 weeks of protest, we've been covering them extensively, people being out in the straits in these organized weekly and more than weekly protest, though last night's protest was spontaneous in response to the sacking of the country's defense minister. many of the protest is saying a move like that is really akin to autocracy forcing thousands to protest here outside the prime minister's residence in jerusalem and, and a large protest in central television. as you've been reporting some of the most intense protests we've seen so far this morning, those protests of c

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and with us here tonight is veronica kaprosy, from san antonio. last year, she told me about her daughter, danica, a bright, young woman, lost in her prime, because she took a pill not knowing that it was laced with fentanyl. the story of danica, and too many others, inspired us to start the #onepillkills awareness campaign. mexican drug cartels make fentanyl look like legitimate medicine, even candy. but that one pill can kill. to end cartel killings of texans, we must do two things -- call fentanyl deaths what they are, poisonings, and prosecute them as murders. [applause] we must also increase the supply of lifesaving narcan, so we can save more texans who are ambushed by fentanyl. addressing the fentanyl crisis is an emergency item this session. [applause] there is no doubt we have work ahead of us, but we're building on a storied legacy. 187 years after texas was founded, there has never been a better time to be a texan. [applause] texas is america's economic juggernaut, where a small family business can aspire to employ hundreds and become l

heat inside a semitruck trailer and smugglers took off and left them on the side of the road near san antonio it keeps getting worse. according to cbp numbers there were more than 800 migrants who died, highest number ever recorded alexis mcadams in texas, thank you, doing a great job out there. an infinite near uvalde texas highlighting danger migrants are facing as they make the journey to the u.s. as authorities continue to face historic surge so let's bring in arizona congress been andy biggs, cochair of the border security caucus. thank you for joining us. i saw you at the arizona border a few weeks ago and you were talking about this, we got migrants died locked in the train weeks ago. we had a grandma and granddaughter in texas killed when a human smuggler crashed and more than 50 migrants died locked in the trailer in san antonio. how many of the high profile incidents will it take to be action across the border? >> it's good to be with you and you know the issue as well as anyone, this administration basically said we are not going to do anything on the border so they got to the nort

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welcome, the dismissal of gallant but opposition politicians. san antonio has crossed our red line on your mil butts law while these rail has never faced such popular pressure on the debate about its democratic institutions. robotic, chaotic scenes their last night massive, unprecedented protest over weeks. now. the, our israel is reacting and today well, you know, they, they're planning to come out and continue protesting their, the pressure on the government is gaining pace for you. if you look in all the sort of groups, the protest group, what that groups they're rallying, they are not giving up. but whether or not even the suspension of this legislation is enough to stop. these protests also remains to be seen. it sent me a question. i'll be putting to protest is as soon as i get outside, because i think, you know, this state of the game such momentum that it really is uncertain whether or not this whole, the legislation is really going to be enough to quell the unrest and the unhappiness them among protest is here, so definitely they continuing, they've been saying for weeks that

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