as i said, the voters of san antonio adamantly in support this. and the chairman of the texas transportation commission did not care. i want to get kind of your thoughts about it. you wrote about this very well in the book. and as you point out in the book, there were a lot of questions, suggestion is that bruce bugg had had heard governor greg abbott and that had affected because we hadn't really heard any objections to this for a long time and suddenly we did. yeah, that was remarkable to me when happened like watching that unfold, as you said, the voters of san antonio approved this bond that, would have narrowed that road and added bike and pedestrian. so it would have taken away two lanes to add bike lanes and infrastructure that the voters overwhelmingly approved. and there was some technicality, like you said that the and they had not actually turned over ownership despite working texan engineers in san antonio and the city of san antonio and so like some some random meeting in february of 2022 there's an item on the agenda around about bro

now we are seeing this in san antonio.that the police were alerted and they went and cleaned out 300 apartments and arrested nine individuals including four gang members. operating out of this complex the last five or six months. known for drug smuggling, child prostitution and human trafficking. are the police handling this? is city council doing anything about it? >> well, now they are. you know, it's even hard to get crime statistics, ainsley, until the state came in with the texas rangers and had multi attack march the 4th of this complex to really take it back. you know, you said it, the worst of the worst of your imagination are happening in this apartment complex. counter-terrorism works the same way. these are terrorists. soar time you squeeze the balloon, we would say, they pop out other places so now they have fractured across the city there is even flop houses in nice neighborhoods selling beds. this is getting out of control. this is what happens when you have open border policies. this is a leadership and acco

la policÍa de san antonio arresta miembro de la banda el tren de aragua. 50 jÓvenes golpean a un empleadonda de california tras bloquear las calles para que la policÍa no pudiera llegar. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn con maity y eliÁn zidÁn. lyle ——la costa de florida se prepara para el huracÁn milton. maity: una cosa que se prepara para este Única. reportero: el huracÁn milton se aproxima poderosamente. aunque usted escuche por allÍ que se va a debilitar, cosa que se va a suceder, serÁ peligroso. llegarÁ a las costas del oeste de la florida, y luego como huracÁn categorÍa 3 de miÉrcoles para jueves. el huracÁn se dirige hacia la florida. los modelos de pronÓstico dicen que este huracÁn llegarÁ al centro de tampa. las mareas de la tormenta serÁn posible a mÁs de 12 pies. en saratosa una marea de mÁs de 12 pies. la marea podrÍa llegar hasta siete pies. este huracÁn se irÁ a la costa del norte de la florida. estaremos en cobertura completa. eliÁn: para saber lo que estÁ ocurriendo en tampa y cÓmo se prepara esa zona para recibir al huracÁn milton, vamos con nuestro reportero. reporte

and how did you're from san antonio? we were talking about that earlier. right, and graduated from breckenridge high school. how did how you hear about or come across san felipe in the story of the school district? so had never in coming up k-through-12 i've never heard of san felipe or you know san felipe and even when i to college you know despite to change my major like for like most people do i eventually landed in history as a major and even then as an undergrad i had never of the school district. then i got into graduate program and in the graduate programs still in summer school, i never heard of the school district. then i go to the university of houston and i'm uah there for about two years before i learn this school district, the school system and was actually my advisor, dr. guadalupe san miguel, who was a giant in our field and who served as my advisor when i went to uah who recommended this this, the school district as my because when i initially went to uah, i to do the student walkouts, you know, i was fascinated by the youth movements, the c

la policÍa de san antonio asegura haber arrestado a varios sospechosos de pertenecer a la banda criminalesinaron a sangre frÍa y luego decapitar un al alcalde de chilpancingo guerrero. la presidenta reacciona al primer asesinato de un polÍtico en su nuevo mandato. ilia: el huracÁn milton creciÓ de manera exponencial, se estÁ intensificando y sintiendo en yucatÁn mÉxico. una regiÓn que todavÍa no se ha recuperado. jorge: vientos mÁximos de 180 millas por hora que pueden resultar catastrÓficos. las autoridades han ordenado la evacuaciÓn de miles de personas. ilia: tienen hasta maÑana martes para terminar sus preparativos. vilma: toda la penÍnsula podrÍa recibir un gran impacto de este potente huracÁn. los condados tienen Órdenes de evacuaciÓn, la evacuaciÓn mÁs grande en la florida desde el 2017 cuando llegÓ el huracÁn irma. los meteorÓlogos advierten de mareas tan altas que pueden superarlas del catastrÓfico huracÁn helene. esto representa un gran riesgo, ya que los desechos se pueden convertir en proyectiles cuando el huracÁn toquÉ tierras. nos encontramos varias familias de migrantes qu

raymond roberts, san antonio police department.he starts talking. keith morrison: wait, put the needs of others before me? really? he says, this past christmas, i needed money. eb games. he said i'm going to do the one on san pedro because there's no video. he drives there. he tells me-- he says, i had tape and a knife. i'm like, what's the tape for? to tie him up. keith morrison: he claimed he didn't know it was tiny amber belken running the store that day. in my heart, i think he knew. keith morrison: after all, geovany had worked for the game store company, knew who managed the stores. and he knew amber. if he was going to pick somebody to rob, why wouldn't he pick this 5 foot 2, 100 pound young woman? --instead of brandon-- keith morrison: --instead of brandon, who's big and tough? --who's a big guy instead of all these-- he knew. keith morrison: when he got there, said geovany-- but then, he claims, she reached for the phone, so he took her down, taped her wrists with duct tape, like he had often done to his wife. he put a bag

graduating from harvard where he was co-captain of the basketball team, glenn was picked by the san antonio san -- san antonio spurs in the tenth roundof the 1979 nba draft, but he turned them down to go to oxford as a rhodes scholar and then to harvard law school. now, i still would seriously caution anyone against challenging glenn to a shooting contest from the foul line. my wife lissa did that. she sunk nine out of 10. glenn made all 10. jim mattis, the retired four star marine corps general who served as a secretary of defense when glenn was ig, describes glenn in the introduction to "watchdogs" as a great example of the quote breed of noble sentinels who watch over our government and help restore trust. we all should feel very fortunate and grateful that glenn chose to wage the battles he did for honest and accountable government and that he has now written about them in this very informative book. inconversation with glenn will be jeff goldberg who also knows a thing or two about investigations. he leads them at the atlantic magazine where he's editor in chief and he's also moderator

last night in san antonio at the congressional medal of honour award ceremony it was an amazing night for more on that next >> your nation o'soup our deepest gratitude for the courage and humanity and sacrifice that all of you demonstrated. i am humbled to be in this room with you tonight. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease state senator max burns who is here in district attorney barbara kristie ahn and we want to thank you but we want to thank the people that are working so hard and we are here in evans, georgia, to express our support and love, and prayers, all of the community's suffering. a study unbelievable. when you look and see the kind of suffering it's going on right now but 1 of the biggest question marks is the fact that there's so many people missing. of nursing anything where so many t

y ahora pasamos a otras noticias en san antonio, texas, un operativo terminÓ con el arresto de cuatros llegaron a los apartamentos alrededor de las 04:00 y empezaron a ordenar que ciertos residentes abrieran sus puertas. dice abran el apartamento, abran sus apartamentos, dice, porque necesitamos no sÉ quÉ. no sÉ qÉe fue lo que dijo, pero despuÉs dijeron apartamentos tal y tal. entonces yo digo yo, si no es con nosotros. >> segÚn la policÍa de san antonio, han recibido varias quejas de este complejo de apartamentos que incluyen mÚltiples violaciones de narcÓticos, trata de personas y amenazas al personal de los apartamentos ubicados por 10.300 de la calle sahara. >> we have information that members of the transnational gang tren de aragua we're in control of the area and committing various crimes. >> el jefe de policÍa dice que tenÍan informaciÓn de que varios miembros de la pandilla tren de aragua estaban controlando el Área y cometiendo varios crÍmenes. con la ayuda de agentes del departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas, el fbi, la patrulla fronteriza de estados unidos y la seguri

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. >> san antonio is one of the latest cities to have an apartment complex be taken over by members of the event gang. >> biden and harris have graded a program to bring them in and humanitarian parole. >> i am in favor of saying we will not treat people who are undocumented as criminals. >> over 18,000 illegal criminals convicted of murder have been released into the united states. >> my 20 year old daughter was murdered in her own room. kayla's murderer apprehended by border patrol crossing illegally into the u.s. >> her murder>> has been improperly released into the united states. >> abolish i.c.e. we need to think about starting from scratch. >> more than a hundred people suspected to have been threatened by gang members here in san antonio. >> that gang members had been terrorizing the apartment complex. >> new details in the murder of lincoln riley. the person who cops say committed the murder is of an angel and national. >> he was paroled and released into the country by the biden administration. >> investigators say they are in the country illegally from peninsula and are charg

san antonio spurs jersey. one can always hope the reach of politics and prose, we hope. all right. thank you very much. is great. thank you all for coming.

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san antonio spurs jersey. one can always hope the reach of politics and prose, we hope. all right. thank you very much. is great. thank you all for coming. and now it is my pleasure to introduce cheryl casco. it's cheryl has written extensively about the role of music in american cuur

you alluded to the story in san antonio this weekend. those members were tied to the tren de aragua gang from venezuela. you have a situation in el paso where we just had stories coming out where you had migrants forcibly put into forced rape, prostitution rings to pay off the debts for people coming into our country. again, affiliated with tda. about a month ago i flew to colorado. i went and visited at the site where the apartment complex was, in fact, taken over by tda. now, what's the consistent thread here? a direct result of kamala harris, joe biden, and mayorkas's policies. they have been releasing venezuelans under a program that you are well acquainted with that bill melugin is reporting good. they release venezuelans, haitians, cubans, nicaraguans and released 117,000 venezuelans. we now know tens of thousands of them are criminals with backgrounds that show crime, murder. here is the real exclamation point. you know jocelyn nungaray the girl murdered in houston, texas, murdered by somebody we can now confirm two individuals. o

you know they didn't criminalize speaking spanish the way you know, no no shades of san antonio. right. but way s.h.i.e.l.d. might have or the way houston is d might have or i'm hearing houston and so that you know these teachers spoke to parents spanish or spoke to parents in the language that they were most comfortable speaking and so it criminalize students and students see themselves as the bad guys or as the enemy or as newcomers in the curriculum. and so that it really resonated with them. and this the school system did those things academically, but beyond that, it also worked just hard to, you know, help with uplift of the entire i call it the holistic approach in the book because the school district also had all kinds of drives. i was really amazed to learn in the 1930s that the school district of all things was providing these vaccines and inoculation drives for the community. the community who wouldn't have had access to health care services in other parts of the city of del rio or outside of del rio, or perhaps in acuna. and many certainly went to acuna to get dental

maybe i would've gotten an authentic san antonio spurs jersey, but who knows? maybe the senator new coach, gregg popovich, watches c-span and maybe i can get an authentic san antonio spurs jersey. one can always hope. >> three to politics and prose, we hope. thank you very much, glenn. this is great. >> if you are doing booktv, bennifer our news little using the qr code on the screen to receive a schedule about upcoming programs, other discussions, book festivals and more. booktv, every sunday on c-span 2 or anytime online at booktv.org television are serious readers. >> this election night, c-span deliver something different. not just the presidential race, but the state races that will decide the balance of power in congress. not political pendants. no spain. no commercials. just the candidates. the results and you. follow c-span this election night beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern, live tuesday, november 5th on tv, online, or on the free c-span now video app. >> weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents ame

san antonio de padua, ¿sabes lo que es la oraciÓn de san antonio de padua?ones en espaÑol y pude darle ese toquecito ahÍ . paco: como estamos ubicados y entrados en materia deportiva, hubo oportunidad de platicar tambiÉn un poco mÁs de baloncesto, en el que el boricua las develÓ su amor por este deporte, considerando que muchos basquetbolistas han tenido romances con parejas hispanas, como es considerado por muchos, mejor de todos los tiempos. >> vengo de una generaciÓn donde michael jordan, en el deporte, en la cultura, en las tenis, en la manera cÓmo nos queremos vestir, pero me encanta dÓnde estÁ el baloncesto hoy dÍa. super fanÁtico de manu, lo que hizo, un jugador con corazÓn gigantesco. carlos arroyo, que es gloria de puerto rico, pero hay muchos jugadores habitan uno fuera del aire estamos hablado de la conexiÓn que tiene la nba de los jugadores con nuestras latinas, que necesitan . ese calor latinos, muy bien por ellos. dicen que al lado de un gran hombre, antes se decÍa detrÁs, y lo corrigieron, "al lado de un gran hombre siempre hay una gran mujer"

. >> you're san antonio. >> that is one of them. it's also austin in san antonio.t with austin, but they battle about it. also possible that mexico did, but these two cities have some claim to it. last question. this is a fun one. according to forbes, which company will report a larger revenue in 2024? starbucks or yum, which owns kfc, taco bell and pizza hut? who will report more money? i'm going to say starbucks. it's not even close. it's not even close. yeah. wow. 36 billion versus 7 billion. we love coffee in america. >> i was in hungary recently and i saw like four starbucks. okay. they're everywhere. >> and their coffees are like $8. so that also helps. >> so coffee day. taco day. yeah >> which one are you going for, andrew? coffee or tacos right now. do you want? >> i guess i my work caring for people. i often assist women who struggle with urinary incontinence. women who have fallen trying to reach the bathroom or who have damaged skin from too much wetness. it can take a toll on them. at home, i worried for my mother. a lack of sleep due to bladder leakage

stuart: i think jd vance won that one and gangs are taking over apartments in san antonio and we'll talk. he's next. and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductibles and copays, could really add up. even thousands of dollars a year. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and making your out-of-pocket costs a lot more predictable. call unitedhealthcare today and ask for your free decision guide. learn more about plan options and rates to fit your needs. now if you like this... greater freedom... you'll love that medicare supplement plans have no networks and no referrals needed... see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. as long as they accept medicare patients. these types of plans also give you more flexibility when traveling in t

san antonio firefighters are being warned when you go to fight a fire, look out for gang members.n't their jobs tough enough already. >> judge jeanine: they are. what has happened in this country, the gang, specifically tren de aragua, has identified police as those people they want to basically destroy and beat up. firefighters and first responders are misinterpreted as police officers and gangs go after them. the police chief said, we're coming after you. they are engaged in drug trafficking, human trafficking and robbery and using apartment bui buildings as base of criminal operation. in this sting, they took down so many of them and found out several had warrants, they were illegal in this country and several had been deported and came back to this country. >> steve: story terrified much of north central texas around dallas, four members of a gang followed a lady into her garage in dallas and beat her up for a while, threatened to cut her fin fingers unless she gave them stuff. they arrested them, that poor woman will never forget that. >> judge jeanine: they wanted her jewelr

san antonio spurs jersey. one can always hope the reach of politics and prose, we hope. all right. thank you very much. is great. thank you all for coming. marc jacobs latest book is globetrotter how abe saperstein shook up world of sports. co-written with this with his brother matthew jacob. mark is the coauthor. nine other books. most them related to history. he was editor of the chicago tribune sunday, editor of the chicago sun-times website, editor of northwestern university's medill local news initiative. he writes in the stop the presses newsletter letter on media and politics. mark served as tribune columnist as mary schmich. editor when she won the 2012 pulitzer prize for commentary. mary is going to be our moderator today and she is a chicago journalist who wrote for the chicago for 36 years. she won the 2012 pulitzer prize for commentary. one of her columns loosely called wear sunscreen, was turned into a song by baz luhrmann. her columns have been collected in a book called even the terrible things

tambiÉn en el lado san antonio. mucha precauciÓn. en santa rosa hay advertencia por calor.alizarÁ cientos de represalias. con esta ofensiva se abre la posibilidad de una nueva guerra. al menos un muerto con 200 misiles. asÍ, emitiÓ la arremetida. el primer ministro dijo que irÁn cometiÓ un grave error. una ex funcionaria abandonÓ una entrevista con nosotros. la sirena ha tocado, mete o que ir, lo siento mucho. >> mucha presencia policial pudimos comprobar. >> la casa blanca publicÓ una foto de joe biden. el mandatario hizo su evaluaciÓn. >> el ataque fue vencido y sin efecto. el Ácido sor de seguridad agregaron que estados unidos defenderÁ a israel si continÚan las agresiones israelÍes. >> asÍ atacÓ. todas las opciones para una respuesta estÁn sobre la mesa. >> asÍ invitan a todos los que estÉn con vuelos comerciales. >> el gobernador firmÓ una ley que prohibirÁ el uso de ciertos colorantes. se prohÍbe que las escuelas sirvan comida con aditivos como cÁncer e hiperactividad. el momento de un avance del noticiero nacional. >> hoy vamos a estar hablando del caso de un inmigra

and the city of san antonio. so, like, some random meeting in february 2022, there is an item on the agenda about broadway, and the meeting was really remarkable, and before he puts it to a vote, he says, i want to give some context for this agenda item. and he says, you know, governor abbott has given us one directive. so, all of these commissioners are appointed by added, the only answer to abbott. the directive abbott has given us is to fix congestion. abbott ran for office planning to fix traffic in texas cities. when he was elected, he created this $65 billion program calledi texas clear lanes, which is responsible for all of these highway widening's across the state. he said, i think moving -- removing capacity on this roadway would go against governor abbott's directive to us, therefore we must take this facility back and keep it as a six lane road. and like, i -- it is absolutely undemocratic. yeah, i'm speechless, even now. like, it -- i think everyone in san antonio was shocked by that, and i -- like, i

san antonio, texas. how long have you been working at the polls? caller: i hadn't been working at the polls for very long and i'm not sure that i will work this year, but i did work one election. i was called for one another election previous to that, but it wasn't in enough time. it was the night before the election or a to 15 hour day, so i had to pass. host: what do you mean you were called? caller: the election manager -- i registered with an organization called vet the vote, because i wanted to make sure people who were getting older or felt intimidated because the election process had become so politicized, i wanted to make sure that there were enough volunteers. i was part of an organization called witt the vote -- vet the vote and i volunteered in that manner. i got in touch with my local election officials. i didn't hear anything back from them at all. i thought that there were enough poll workers. until the night before when they called and said -- or i got a text message that said, can you work tomorrow? no, it's too late . i did work th

i'm an opinion writer and columnist with the san antonio express-news, but that's not important. important here is our author, megan kimball. she's an austin based investigative journalist, author of the 2015 book unprocessed. she's a former executive editor of the texas observer. she writes about housing and urban development for texas monthly, the new york times guardian and, bloomberg, citylab. her latest book, which came out a few days ago, is called city limits inequality and the future america's highways. and it examines the toll that ever expanding urban highways have taken on our communities. and it does so through the prism three texas cities, austin, houston and dallas so please help me welcome our author megan kimple. thank you, gilbert. thank you all for being here. it's really a delight now, megan, you as you point out the book, you were born in austin, you grew up in southern california, and california. and that that area particularly in california, like texas, has a very strong car geographically, big, very spread out. was it during that time period growing up in s

Ánico en medio de esos repentinos movimientos ...dulce castellanos tiee el reporte autoridades de san antoniot e hace nueve dias... el esposo de suzan simpson es el principal sospechoso.. esÁ preso por acusaciones de violencia familiar y retencÓn ilegal y le fijaron una fianza de dos millones de Ólares... un vecino dijo que haÍa escuchado una discusÓn de la pareja y que luego oÓ gritos. la ciudad de nueva york anuncÓ la expansÓn de un programa de ayuda a los desamparados con problemas entales. los trabajadores sociales buscaÁn a personas con crisis psiquÁtricas y los llevaÁn al hospital para evaluarlos, incluso contra su voluntad... cada Ía, Ás de cuatro mil desamparados con problemas de salud mental se refugian en los trenes subterÁneos de la ciudad. unas 150 de las 500 Ámaras de vigilancia instaladas en la frontera no funcionan... aÍ lo indica un memorandum interno de la agencia de la patrulla fronteriza, lo que crea lagunas de vigilancia y limitan la visibilidad de los agentes en algunas zonas... el sindicato de lapatrulla fronteriza en laredo, texas, ha expresado su preocupacÓn por el imp

la policÍa de san antonio detuvo a varios carla: vamos a un avance de esta noche. inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] >> voy a mantener nuestra polÍtica de ciudad santuario, no nos hemos desviado de ella. cuando decidimos trabajar con las autoridades estatales y federales para combatir el fentanilo, entendimos que ellos pueden operar con polÍticas que nosotros no podemos. reportera: esta noche le daremos mÁs informaciÓn acerca de esta entrevista. otra de las preguntas que le hice es acerca de los vendedores ambulantes de esta ciudad. carla: noticia de Último minuto. en un gran revÉs para el fiscal del distrito de alameda, un juez desestimÓ los cargo contra tres extraoficiales por asesinato de un hombre. ellos ya no enfrenta acusaciones de ser responsable penalmente por la muerte del hombre de oakland de 26 aÑos ocurrido el el 18 de abril de 2021. estamos buscando reaccione de la fiscalÍa pero no hemos obtenido ninguna respuesta. esta es una noticia en desarrollo. si desea reportar problemas en su ciudad, condado, pongas en contacto con el equipo de univisiÓn 14. marque el nÚm

thank you for your time, colonel of course, at brooke army medical center, aubmc in san antonio, texas, who helped them return to life? >> with their families cnn obtained extremely rare access to colonel elizabeth mark hill's, an 18 year veteran of the us army medical corps and major elizabeth johnson psychologists with 16 years of service, we want to really try and maximize that family time. and i here she is inside a hangar recently. well, coming americans where just been released from russia. >> i was in there. i could feel the emotion as one of the first physicians there to welcome them. do you feel weight on your shoulders and just really excited to be a part of that journey and figure out what you want to accomplish. now that you're back home. >> johnson and markel say they've treated dozens of freed americans during elite reintegration program called piazza, what is pisa stands for post-isolation support activities. >> we support the medical component of pisa for the individuals that come to san antonio. >> there's a part of the hospital where freed americans spend the first 24

hoy se reanuda el juicio por asesinato contra un padre en san antonio acusado de matar de hambre a sus antes de morir de hambre y el padre enfrentarÍa cadena perpetua si lo declaran culpable. denunciÓ ataques intimidantes con inmigrante que por dos dÉcadas fue agente de la patrulla fronteriza y hoy es un empresario en texas, dicen que intentaron intimidarlo con llamadas anÓnimas y le dejaron un folleto en su negocio y reina rodrÍguez nos trae reacciones. es un empresario de un poblado en el sur de texas cuenta que llegÓ a este paÍs como muchas otras. recuerdo como si fuera ayer en una balsa. trabajÓ por mÁs de 20 aÑos y jamÁs imaginÓ que su afiliaciÓn polÍtica le traerÍa problemas. se hace con mÁs agitaciÓn. y son los anuncios que un hombre trataba de intimidarlos y recientemente dejando un folleto en la puerta de su negocio con el siguiente mensaje. >> dice que si no estamos de acuerdo con la polÍtica de estados unidos y con la manera de vivir y todo eso, debÍamos de regresar a mÉxico. aseguran que no habÍan investigado un caso similar, les preocupa que surgen incidentes similares. e

have now tren de aragua seized a building in texas, san antonio created operational headquarters in texas child sex trafficking drug dealing human traffic. what this is? the hispanics do not want open borders because it is only affecting us, but just think about tren de aragua, i was the one created the -- by biden administration to name tren de aragua transnational criminal organization so fbi can go after them now they are everywhere colorado san antonio everyone that lives in new york city high two children live in new york city people are roaming around. >> to your point are in heritage foundation says that venezuelans violent tren de aragua migrant gang is expanding across the united states, they say like a slow growing cancer saying will impact americans for decades, congresswoman, so we are dealing with this now built not going away soon they are in the country now. >> no, no, no. i do believe i don't have information but i do believe if donald trump steps into the white house, we are going to create a massive group of people going to look and look for these people we are going to

and i said, yeah, i was drafted in the 10th round, the 1979 draft by the san antonio spurs. i'm five foot nine inches tall before i started this job, the ig, i was six foot nine inches tall, so i actually had to prove i was drafted. so i got an article and in the article this everybody was drafted. order of draft and in big, bold letters at the top it does say earvin johnson michigan state los angeles lakers and in tiny little letters the bottom it says glenn fine fine harvard san antonio spurs. but at least i'm in the same article as magic johnson, what an honor that so you know one of the so you asked if i ever just you know considered trying out. well i consider but i realize that the chances of a five foot nine point guard from harvard making the nba were slim and none. and i had a better chance as a lawyer, so i didn't go to tryout camp and. i don't regret that. but sometimes i do regret that. i didn't go and i could have played with an all nba great george gervin at draft camp. his nickname was the ice man. he was an all

a takedown of several suspected tren de aragua members in san antonio. >> we are on to you and comingare. and we are coming for you. sheldon: restoration is more than walls. it's more than paint. it's more than cleaning. that's the thing we'll never forget. for belfor, it's your memories. it's your life's passion. it's your home. belfor, restoring more than property. >> dana: crazy scene in long beach, california after an explosion on a residential property there. one man hurt and was rushed to the hospital with severe burns. officials say it happened yesterday at an independent unit behind the main house. the explosion blew off the roof. turned the building to a pile of rubble and still unclear what caused the blast. that's scary, geez. >> bill: you have a violent home invasion along with a robbery comes to an end in dallas after a long swat stand-off at an apartment complex in texas. police arresting four suspects who are allegedly members of a venezuelan gang. brook taylor live in dallas. what did you find out? >> the details in this case let me tell you are horrifying. this woman

had a debut to rememberfor the dallas mavericks, scoring 22 points in a 120—109 win against the san antoniofrom three—pointers, which is a record for a player on their debut for the mavericks. minnesota timberwolves spoiled sacramento kings�* opening game by coming from behind to win right at the end of the game 117 points to 115, although keegan murray almost snatched the lead back for the kings. elsewhere, the boston celtics beat washington 122—102, while the denver nuggets lost 102—87 to the oklahoma city thunder. the world series gets under way later between the la dodgers and the new york yankees. it's the best of seven, with game one in la at the dodger stadium. it will be the 12th time these two teams have faced each other in a world series, although it's over a0 years since the last one. it will see two of the stand out major league baseball stars make their world series debuts, the yankees aaronjudge and the dodgers shoei 0htani, with over 100 home runs between them this season. i thinkjust the amount of match ups we have had over the years, going back to the 1940s, if you look at

we are fortunate we have lived here in san antonio for many years.n the audience i have my wife and my daughter, but you all are here to hear from jesse esparza. i want to provide an introduction. and associate professor and interim chair of the department of history at texas southern university in houston. his area of expertise is on the history of latinos in the united states. emphasizing civil rights activism. his manuscript was published by the university of oklahoma press as a part of their new directions in the history series. it has already received two awards. 2 and counting. the outstanding book award by the texas association of chicanos in higher education and the 2024 nonfiction book award by the national association. he teaches mexican- american texas and civil rights history. he received his ba and masters degrees from southwest texas state university, and a phd from the university of houston, so if you will please join me in welcoming the good dr. i mey personal experience, right and connected in my my dad's mentioned the book. i want t

in san antonio we had a mile from the san ap san antonio aire had 20 arrests oven of venezu.e had a prostitution ring. wthis is all over the country, not just aurora, colorado but right here in texas. we're getting hammered with this. ted and i want to know what the hell is going on. ted and i want to know how many gangs are running all over the country, how many americans have suffered and what are we going to do about it. we need president trump and a republican house and senate to do what we said we're going to dot, not just to win. we need to do something about it. maria: let's show the expect from sunday, the wide -- the picture from sunday, the wide shot, of all the people walking towards the southern border. they're in mexico. this is just sunday. look at all of these people from mexico and they're coming toward the u.s. border to enter the country. how is it possible that the biden-harris administration has kept pace with all of this and has vetted these people properly? there's no way. and we know that now from all of the murders that you just recounted, congressman.

more than a dozen people suspected of being gang members right here in san antonio. the gang members had been terrorizing the apartment complex. new details in the murder of lincoln riley, the illegal immigrant suspect who cops say committed the heinous murder, is a venezuelan national and was paroled and released into the country by the biden administration. if they had all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. two men, investigators say, are in the country illegally from venezuela, are charged with capital murder in the death of jocelyn nungaray martinez and angel wrapped his arms around jocelyn's neck, took off her pants and climbed on top of her, later strangled jocelyn to death and then tied up her hands and feet. court documents suggest a group of men arrested for beating and robbing a dallas woman last month are members of a venezuelan street gang. the men threatened to cut off her fingers if she did not cooperate. manuel hernandez hernandez was booked by colleyville police just two days earlier and released the day before the robbery. a

. >> a dozen people suspected of gang members here in san antonio. >> terrorizing the apartment complex >> new details in the order of lake and rally. the heinous murder is a venezuelan national. >> release into the country by the biden administration. >> illegally from venezuela. charged with capital murder. >> court documents suggest a group of men arrested for robbing last month. >> hernandez looked by police two days earlier and released the day before the robbery. >> is that white all over america in a much bigger, the polls say the biggest problem is inflation and the economy. i say that's a bigger problem. inflation and economy to the number two. that's a bigger problem. it's destroying the fabric of our country. the united states is now an occupied country but november 5, 2024 will be liberation day in america. [cheering] under kamala harris, 13099 illegal alien convicted murderers on the loose right now in the united states of america. this week to illegal aliens members of the venezuelan gang were arrested in new york for robbing, shooting and murdering a 59-year-old man in a

autoridades de san antonio buscan los restos de una madre de cuatro hijos desaparecidosmisteriosamente programa de ayuda para personas desamparadas con problemas mentales. los trabajadores sociales estÁn buscando a personas con crisis psiquiÁtrica y los van a llevar al hospital para evaluarlos, incluso contra su voluntad. cada dÍa mÁs de 4000 desamparadas con problemas de salud mental se refugienen los trenes subterrÁneos de esa ciudad. maity: una 150 de las primeras 500 cÁmaras de vigilancia instaladas en la frontera no funciona, lo indica un memorando interno de la agencia de la patria fronteriza, lo que crea delagunas de vigilancia, limita la velocidad de los agentes, el sindicato heladero texas, tambiÉn ha expresado su preocupaciÓn. elian: el gobernador ron desantis anunciÓ hoy el arresto del ex dueÑo de un perro que fue rescatado por la patria de carreteras, esto cuando el huracÁn "milton" estaba tocando tierra. ron desantis dijo que este hombre serÁ acusado de crueldad animal y calificÓ su acciÓn de totalmente inaceptable. el perro fue rebautizado, y ahora estÁ en tallahassee, do

. >> ainsley: san antonio, a man said this is happening down there. >> it will only get worse. >> brian: when you look at positive -- >> they are destroying our country. destroying this country. >> brian: i know, they took randall's island. >> i drove down madison, vacant stores and i see migrants from foreign countries, they are sleeping all over the street. >> brian: when you look at positives, with men, through the roof, gaining in blacks and hispanics. your team says, mr. president, do better with women, that is where kamala harris is excelling with women, is one move to get women onnureioside is toifito ivanka and melania out, is that something coming out of your strategy? >> i do well with women. one, issue of abortion, without abortion, women love me, they like me, i have taken this issue out of federal government and put back to states where they are voting. and i believe in exceptions for rape, incest, life of the mother. i've taken -- >> brian: can i amend my question. >> that issue has torn our country apart for 52 years. no one wanted it to be in congress. they wanted it to

. >> san antonio, texas, just one of the latest cities to have apartment complexes taken over by membersvenezuelan gang. >> [ inaudible ] >> i am in favor of saying we are not going to treat people who are undocumented [ inaudible ] >> over 13,000 illegal immigrants convicted of murder have been released into the united states. >> [ inaudible ] murdered in her own room. he was a murderer was apprehended by border patrol, crossing illegally and to the u.s. kayla is a murderer had been improperly released into the united states. >> [ inaudible ] >> more than a dozen people suspected of being nicaragua gang members right here in san antonio. >> the gang members had been terrorizing to the apartment complex. >> the illegal immigrant suspect who cops as they committed the heinous murder is a venezuelan national. >> released into the country by the biden administration. >> two men investigated say are in the country illegally from penicillin are charged with capital murder in the death of jocelyn. >> martinez wrapped his arms around jocelyn's neck and climbed on top of her, strangled jocelyn t

en este operativo se revisa un complejo de apartamentos ubicado en san antonio, donde presuntamente operafue secuestrado, asesinado, e incluso decapitado el domingo, solamente a seis dÍas despuÉs de haber tomado su cargo. en los Últimos aÑos, esa zona ha sido el epicentro de enfrentamientos entre carteles de drogas. la presidenta de mÉxico, claudia sheinbaum, promete una investigaciÓn seria injusto de este caso. borja: gran reto para la la nueva presidenta de mÉxico, la seguridad. un operativo termina con una incautaciÓn de fentanilo, te vas aprender cÓmo escondÍan la droga y cÓmo un perro fue clave en el descubrimiento. carolina: ¿sabes cÓmo tomate la presiÓn en casa? presiÓn en casa? ¿quÉ tal en el mÉdico? swiffer duster atrapa cuatro veces más polvo, para una limpieza que hasta mamá aprueba. ¡qué alcance! y llega a “esos” lugares... ¡qué fácil! ♪♪ swiffer. ¡guau! la mamá de todas las limpiezas. ¡o te encanta o te devuelven tu dinero! ¡ahí vienen los platos! - ¡aahh! - ¡aguas! dawn powerwash remueve volando el 99% de la grasa y suciedad en la mitad de tiempo. sí, absorbe la grasa cinco

trÁgico incidente armado ha ocurrido en un estacionamiento a las afueras de un centro mÉdico en san antonioas de fuego en menores de 10 aÑos se han reportado en ese paÍs en menos de una dÉcada. queremos evitar que se reporte un caso mÁs, hemos invitado a la "ediciÓn digital" en vivo a josÉ cherres, experto en armas de seguridad, bienvenido. >> gracias. carolina: ¿quÉ tiene que hacer una persona, un adulto cuando llega a su casa, y quiere quitarse su arma o sacarla de la cartera? >> dejarle saber a todos ustedes que no hay municiÓn real en el estudio, ningÚn tipo de municiÓn real, todo estÁ totalmente vacÍo y seguro. cuando uno llega a su casa lo primero que debes saber es desenfundar su arma, quitarle el cargador y una caja fuerte, las mismas cajas donde llegan pomarle sus candados. estos candados vienen siempre con las armas de fuego, uno le pone sus candados, asegura, y el arma aquÍ estÁ totalmente asegurada. carolina: y las llaves esconderlas. >> escondernos, guardarla, aquÍ no va a haber ningÚn tipo de accidente ni ninguna pÉrdida de municiÓn o disparo accidental. automÁticamente estÁ s

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