en san antonio texas antonio guillén, univisión. méxico, un acuerdo que permitirá la entrada de camiones mexicanos a territorio estadounidense. méxico comprometió a reducir impuestos a productos estadounidenses que entran al país. los camioneros pueden solicitar un permiso temporal para operar en estados un. luego de año y medioh@univision operar permanentemente. >>> el presidente barack obama dio una grata sorpresa al mandatario electo del pri ollanta humala. no estaba previsto que se h@ reuniera. pero el kaoun rose dio por iniciativa de obama. vamos hasta lima nos hacen un recuento de lo que hizo el presidente electo peruano en washington dc. >>> ollanta humala llegó a washington como presidenteed.no@ ecto n estabh@not uni-ed.noct.h electo del perú los tenía con funcionarios de la casa blanca. y su primera reunión fue en la estados unidos americano no con josé miguel insulza. >>> hablamos en general la chrug los problemas de la región h@un la sombra parece quedar atrás. >>> practica el realismo político por encima de los interés d

. >> la posibilidad de obtener documentaciÓn para conducir vehÍculos en la ciudad de san antonio, texas una nueva amÉrica incluye requisitos mÁs estrictas para obtener la licencia de conducir. >> esta semana los legisladores de texas no pueden aprobar la medida por falta de votos, sin embargo dentro de la cv1 aÑadieron una medida que impide, a todo indocumentado, acceder a la licencia de conducir. >> van a estar las pruebas digitales en una base nacional. se le puede negar el empleo y la manera de manejar por toda la naciÓn. >> pueden pedir esos requerimientos pero no es obligatoria. con esta medida, todos los que soliciten una licencia o quieran renovarla tendrÁn que comprobar su estatus migratorio. >> es algo que va a afectar a nuestras comunidades, porque la gente va a seguir manejando, y muchos sin licencia. >> sin embargo, los legisladores que apoyan la medida indican que ayudarÁ a combatir el terrorismo y la actividad ilegal de inmigrantes indocumentados. otros creen que los mÁs afectados serÁn los que se van aÑos en el limbo legal. >> hay gente que llega arriba de 20 aÑos esperan

mientras la corte suprema debate si debe o no ordenar un alto en la ejecución de nolberto leal, en san antonio texasestaría libre hoy, una corte declaró a leal culpable del asesinato y violación de una niña de 19 años en 1994, varios testigos dicen habersela llevado de una fiesta donde la estaban violando, él se la llevó dijo para evitar que la violaran pero en una discución la empujó y l ella se cayó y se golpeó de la cabeza >>> estamos tratando de obtener ahora pruebas de adn para com ó comprobar la inocencia de leal >>> el fiscal del estado de texas dice que leal es culpable y afirma que la petición de los abogados de leal de parar la ejecución no tiene mérito, en el 2000 hasta 2004 la corte internacional de justicia dez sdoi qdecidió que leal debería reconsiderarse y en el 2008 la misma corte de justicia de los estados unidos dijo que el país tenía la obligación de cumplir con el dictamen de la corte internacional pero para ello el congreso tendría que a probar una ley que así loestipula. dicha ley no estará lista antes del jueves el día que quizás jebbi maten a víctor leal. >>> y también esta n

como nos dice antonio guillÉn desde san antonio, texas, esta medida estÁ provocando controversias. >>asi un derecho sagrado. se obligarÁ a las armerÍas a reportar la venta de armas largas en mÁs de una unidad. >> por parte del gobierno federal estÁ siendo tomada con cierta filosofÍa por parte de los dueÑos de las tiendas de armas de fuego. que seÑalan que ante una orden del gobierno federal lo que tienen que hacer es seguirla al pie de la letra. >> nosotros queremos estar seguros de que estamos viendendo armas que no van a causar problemas en otro paÍs. >> efectivamente, la medida tiene como objetivo darle seguimiento a las armas, que no paren en manos equivocadas y luego sean utilizadas en mÉxico por cÁrteles de la droga. las opiniones son distintas. >> creo que se debe de tener el derecho de comprar este tipo de armas y lo reportarse, dijo este hombre. >> reportarlas que sea el tamaÑo que sea, porque arma es arma. >> por lo pronto, esta nueva regulaciÓn del gobierno federal va a afectar a california, arizona, nuevo mÉxico y el estado de texas. en san antonio, texas, antonio guillÉn,

government contract to entertain the soldiers and families of fort hood and another post in san antonio, texas man has been a carney for more than 20 years, working the carnival circuit building and managing games on the midway. we agreed to protect his identity and substitute his voice. he told us as a military veteran he was disgusted when he learned that soldiers were being ripped off by some century 21 games. >> i couldn't rob a guy that just came back from war, has his wife and baby in his hands, and take his rent money. >> reporter: he showed us how it was done building this game t- ball, also known as screw pool, from scratch. tell me about the game. >> the object is the knock the golf tee out of the circle with the cue ball. you that ten times and i give you a big screen t.v. or a big teddy bear and all your money back. >> reporter: okay. now, did you just let me win? >> yeah, i did. now i'm going to let you lose. >> reporter: watch what happens when he moves the tee an eighth of an inch. >> we'll build your confidence, make you think you're a superstar then we break you down and take

. >> reporter: all of that changed when they discovered morgan's wonderland in san antonio, texas, thespecial-needs community. >> yeah. >> look at that about. >> he lights likes the light. >> reporter: they loved it to so much, they moved their family from california to texas. >> gives us a chance to connect with gregory on a new level. >> where are you going. >>> that's which gordon hartman built at wonderland. is it cool that you have a whole park named after you? >> yeah. >> reporter: the hartmans couldn't find a place where families with special needs and those without could play together. so they built this one. the 25-acre amusement park has attractions tailored to accommodate a wide range of disabilities. from a carousel with custom wheelchair chariots to an interactive sensory play area. 3/4 of the visitors don't have any special needs at all. >> when we play together, we learn together, that's what we're trying to do here. >> reporter: 10-year-old mckenzie has learned a powerful less son on her first vis it. >> i used to them them as a person with difficulties. now i see them

austin, texas, first, followed by raleigh, north carolina, nashville, tennessee, and san antonio, texas, and houston, texas, and forbes says that many of the cities on the list have some of the best job creation records in the nation. joining me is the author and forbes contributor who wrote the article detailing this list. thank you for joining me, joel. >> my pleasure. >> okay. so i have to say, i'm from the state of texas, so any time i see texas in a good list like this, it makes me smile, because i love to see all of the major cities on the list, but why is texas taking in so many spots here, houston and san antonio and austin? >> well, we were looking at job creation, but other things. migration, and where people are having children, where are immigrants coming in and thriving? and the texas cities and dallas also did very well. all of them did really well, and then there were some cities in the south that nashville, raleigh, also doing very well. the only big city on the east coast on northeast that did well was washington, d.c. not too hard to figure out why they are doing well.

host: from san antonio, texas we haven't e-mail. guest: regulating industries came under a lot of fire. they were giving a thumbs-up that turned out not to be very safe. some of the real critics of the agency wanted to address these issues. when the issues is that raising agencies charge the people a feet and that is a conflict of interest. the law does not expand on that or go as far as some people want. i believe most of those rules have not been issued yet. host: the senate banking hearing will take place at 10:00. petersburg, florida. chalk on the independent line. -- chuck on the independent line. caller: what are the banks called what they really are, socialized banks? it really is. host: in your opinion, what was mr. paulson said role? sir? collor left us, go ahead. -- caller left us, go ahead. guest: there was a lot of anger over the bailouts. should the government take taxpayers' money to keep these businesses alive? supporters of the law say that is what we have enabled this new system. that we will not have to provide tax

former astronaut eileen collins joins us by phone from san antonio, texas, to talk about what you remember what this moment was like for you. you're first female commander of a space shuttle. you helped command the "columbia" and also been on "atlantis." what was this moment like to watch this historic moment? >> well, good afternoon. it is great to be with you today. and what was it like? well, i'll admit it is a little bit sad to see the shuttle go away. but i will say that i'm glad, for many years we thought that there may be an accident and that would be our last shuttle flight. i'm happy to see the shuttle is going out on a very safe and successful schedule. we built the space station, it is doing hundreds of experiments. our country can really be proud of what we have done with the shuttle and with the space station. >> is there a real distinction since you've been on "atlantis," you've been on "discovery," you know, you have been on "colum s "columbus," is there a distinction between the shuttles? >> well, essentially, they're pretty much the same. they were built at different times

they are in san antonio yeah, texas.hey will learn english before learn to be pipts. >>> brad surprises his son at preschool. he hasn't seen his son in six months. he will deploy again in less than a year. >>> turn to the story that is dominating headlines. a few weeks ago the civil war in libya has slipped from the radar but the fighting still rages on. cnn crews remain in the thick of it. take a look at what happened yesterday in northwestern libya. folks caught in the cross-fire between the rebels and the government troops. >> our driver! >> get in the car, mary. >> you guys! wait! [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> get in there. >> wait! wait, wait, wait! >> wait! wait! >> are you in? >> yeah, i'm in. okay, just calm down. we're cool. >> get down! >> reporter: we're leaving this area because there is gunfire all around us. we believe that gadhafi forces are doing a round-about movement. so we are rushing out of this area. >> we are happy to reporter that ben wedeman and his crew are safe and joining us today. ben, tell us what

hoy es martes 12 de julio del 2011 y estas bellÍsimas imÁgenes de nuestra hermosa ciudad de san antonio, texaslina del sur, sra. usted que se puso en contacto conmigo hace algunos dÍas, las autoridades y una organizaciÓn de comunidad... ayudan a los inmigrantes, obviamente por el pelio o el temor de que sea perseguido, no solo esa persona, sino que muchas veces estas personas son legales pero tienen familiares que no son legales y no quieren contacr a la policÍa. entonces, lo que esta organizaciÓn estÁ haciendo es tratando de afianzar la relaciÓn entre la policÍa y los hispanos. hay una lÍnea que es totalmente anÓnima y pueden dar a conocer el delito y no tiene que tener miedo de que van a ser perseguidos y deportados. para los que se sienten solos y desprotegidos. >> y habla desde un telÉfono pÚblico. >> pero al final es un 0800! y ellos son los intermediarios. >> muy buena idea. >> yo lo habÍa dado al telÉfono. ya apareciÓ en pantalla. 1- 888- crime- s c. >> no dejen de llamar! pueden reportar crÍmenes y cosas. >> y yo pienso en las mujeres que sufren de violencia domÉstica y a veces por med

rainy on i-37 from san antonio to mcallen, texas. could be flooding near the rio grande. wet along i-10 houston to jacksonville. and on i-94 wisconsin to bismarck. take care on i-25 and on i-95 north of portland, maine. >> if you're flying today, heading out for the fourth of july weekend, expect delays in minneapolis and miami. >>> the high-profile casey anthony murder case could soon come to an end. jurors are expected to begin deliberations as early as tomorrow. >> they will have to decide the case without hearing anthony speak for herself. she decided not to take the witness stand. abc's jim avila reports now from orlando. >> reporter: caylee anthony disappeared from her orlando, florida, home and on to america's tv screens at age 2. and caylee would have been 5 as her mother casey stood before a judge, her national sensation of a murder trial coming to a close. the defense resting. all without the jury hearing firsthand testimony from the woman who from the beginning has been suspected of suffocating her toddler to death. >> you understand that your decision to testi

humberto leal garcÍa, ayer fue ejecutado en texas por la violaciÓn y asesinatde un adolescente en san antonio texassu ejecuciÓn, pedro rojas viajó hasta allÍ nos tiene las reacciones. >> era mexicano... >> la vida de huerto leal culminÓ a las 6:21 de la tarde en la penitenciarÍa del estado de texas. de esa forma terminÓ labor y sea del hombre mexicano convicto de asesinato, que sin Éxito buscÓ apelar su condena ante la corte suprema de los estados unidos. un testigo relatÓ lo mÁs resaltante de sus Últimas palabras. >> de - su declaraciÓn acepta el crimen. como mexicano me llegÓ mucho... que haya escogido como sus Últimas palabras en este mundo la frase nuestra de viva mÉxico. >> la ejecuciÓn duró aproximadamente 20 minutos y fue presenciada por amigos y familiares, y tambiÉn representantes de la dÉcima d caso. -vÍctima del caso. el testigo agregÓ que en todo momento humberto leal mantuvo la mirada fija en su hermana y abogada.a. >> estados unidos tropezÓ en su compromiso con el estado de derecho, y es una vergüenza nacional. la ejecuciÓn viola los compromisos que estados unidos adquiriÓ afirmar un

in the present day, san antonio, the university of texas at san antonio, is the second largest u.t. the largest number of classes of hispanics who receive a bachelor's degree. our medical school graduates more hispanic doctors than any other school in the united states. over the generations, our community has seen the rise of icons in the community, like henry cicneros, the first hispanic mayor of a major american city. the story of san antonio has been one that i know every single person here who is part of naleo can be very proud of. we also gather, though, at a moment that is crucial for the progress of the latino community. and i have to tell you that these days sometimes i feelike i'm at the beginning of a dickens' novel. you remember "the best of times, the worst of times." a few months ago, we were greeted by official census numbers that proaimed that latinos fueled 50% of the growth in the united states over the last decade, not just in places like california and new york and texas, but also almost doubling in places like iowa and nebraska, georgia, north carolina, uth carol

cancelled in cities lik austin and san antonio and fire-scorched texas, fireworks displays scrapped fromrizona to alabama, even at mt. rushmore in south dakota. like much of the country, tinder dry. in new mexico, the dry conditions are a challenge to firefighters battling the blaze at los alamos, today the biggest in state history. still less than 20% contained. but one bit of good news, evacuation orders have been lifted in the los alamos lab is set to reopen wednesday. >> we're not done with this fire in loslabai alamos. >> reporter: the heat bash kus most of the country. triple digits in southwest and oklahoma city, ambulances at the ready. >> just inside all of the time. kind of come out and brave the heat. >> reporter: but the show will go on in most of the country, including in new y yk city where 40,000 fireworks will be ignited for macy's annual show. macy's fire work show in new york and a lot of displays here in miami will be launched from barges, minimizing the risk of fires, and country has seen three times average acres burned this year. david? >> matt gutman in south flori

in the present day, san antonio, the university of texas at san antonio, is the second largest u.t. the largest number of classes of hispanics who receive a bachelor's degree. our medical school graduates more hispanic doctors than any other school in the united states. over the generations, our community has seen the rise of icons in the community, like henry cicneros, the first hispanic mayor of a major american city. the story of san antonio has been one that i know every single person here who is part of naleo can be very proud of. we also gather, though, at a moment that is crucial for the progress of the latino community. and i have to tell you that these days sometimes i feel like i'm at the beginning of a dickens' novel. you remember "the best of times, the worst of times." a few months ago, we were greeted by official census numbers that proclaimed that latinos fueled 50% of the growth in the united states over the last decade, not just in places like california and new york and texas, but also almost doubling in places like iowa and nebraska, georgia, north carolina, south

san antonio, texas, lynn, you are our necks caller.ller: we are paying too much money to too many people who do not produce. we are paying people to adopt children for overseas, tax credits this year, we are paying people to have more children than they can support. we are paying people to keep we are paying people to keep their addictions up to alcohol. left,wasting money right, and center. people need to rely on themselves. save your money. you work for your money. the budget your money. i would like have a cadillac, but i cannot afford it. so i do not buy it. that government is just buying cadillacs because they like them. host: in this morning's "usa today," eric cantor and jim jordan have been op/ed -- have an op/ed. they say that congress already has the ability to control spending. spending. washington had the discipline to live within its means of a long- term, every american citizen would not of $46,000 toward the national debt. what your thoughts on that? caller: it makes perfect sense. human people cannot continually borrow

tambiÉn en san antonio vamos a celebrar las misiones, que ya van a tener 400 aÑos, y hacer un gran parque de la naciÓn, allÍ en el estado de texasor toda la naciÓn donde han tenido tan gran... impacto los latinos en la historia de esta naciÓn, desde antes de que esta naciÓn se fundÓ. y esa historia es importante que la conozcan todos en los estados unidos... todo el mundo y tambiÉn en nuestra comunidad. josé d.b.: es verdad. y se presentÓ parte de la propuesta para un museo de historia latina en estados unidos, aquÍ en washington. ¿cÓmo va esto? >>este reporte es importante porque la historia de la comunidad latina nunca se ha dicho muy bien aquÍ en washington o en esta naciÓn. entonces la historia de la comunidad mexicana, la comunidad latina, la comunidad puertorriqueÑa... todos los latinos que han hecho tanto por esta naciÓn, esa historia nunca y... en el mayflower... [risas] y la realidad es que llegaron de mÉxico. entonces, todos nosotros tenemos que tener orgullo de nuestra herencia. josé d.b.: esperamos que tengamos un museo prÓximamente aquÍ en esta bella ciudad. >>por aquÍ merito... va a estar frente al capitolio de los

a university of texas of san antonio study found people who drink two or more diet sodas a day saw their waistlines expand by 2 inches over 10 years. no. 3, you can now charge your electric car at union station. the parking garage installed several charging stations. it is the fourth public ez charging facility in the d.c. area. you can pay with a charging pass, credit card or your iphone app. no. 2, holiday cookout will be sweated over this 4th of july. americans are spending 12% more than last year. the data shows the average u.s. adult will spend a little more than $61. people are expected to spend the most money on charcoal. cookout. no. 1 tonight, virginia's zero tolerance policy goes into effect tomorrow. anyone 21 or younger caught driving while intoxicated will have their license suspended for six months and receive a fine of up to $500. by the way, 543 young people between 5 and 19 were hurt in alcohol-related crashes in virginia last year. laura, that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >>> coming up next it's a smash video game hit that's sweeping the nation, now a bookstore hoping to

san antonio. univisiÓn. >> una compaÑÍa de sur de texas, dijo que las papayas, vendidas antes del 23 de julio podrÍan estar estados unidosincrementar sus tarifas para sacar jugo a menor impuesto federal sobre boletos de aviÓn. los impuestos gravados suman en total $ 200 millones semanales. el impuesto que venciÓ, de 7,5 por sello sobre el precio de cada boleto. >> el presidente venezolano dice probar a su retorno a la vida polÍtica de su país, anuncia que enbuscarÁ la reelecciÓn en 2012. >> el presidente de perÚdeciden hacer en la ceremonia de juramentaciÓn de su sucesor. >> hollywood de llevar a escena en la odisea los 33 mineros chilenos. con la enerÍa y el poder de su mente la motivadora ya había pasado la menopausia. recuerdo que me sentía hinchada. estos síntomas podrían ser nada... pero también podrían ser señales de un cáncer ginecológico, como los cánceres de cuello uterino, de ovario y de útero. haber ido a mi médico probablemente me salvó la vida. si algo no le parece bien vaya a su médico. pregunte sobre los cánceres ginecológicos. conozca su cuerpo. >> en cuba recibe de sesiones d e quimioterap

at this time i'd like to yield four minutes to the gentleman from san antonio, texas, a freshman member of this body, congressman francisco canseco. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for four minutes. mr. canseco: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank mr. duffy, chairman baucus, and chairman capito, for their leadership on this important matter. madam speaker, i strong -- i rise in strong support of the rule and the underlying bill with which important measures of accountability to an agency that currently operates independent of any real oversight. the mission of the consumer financial protection bureau is indeed puzzling. how exactly a government bureau is going to determine what financial products are suitable for every american family has been explained -- has never been explained. i have great concern that consumer protection is merely a euphemism for consume -- consumer restriction and creal. equally concerning is that this agency currently operates outside the normal checks and balances that exist of the bedrock of our

. >>> researchers at the university of texas-san antonio found people who drank diet water saw a greater increase in their waist size compared to those who did not drink diet soda. >> listen up, red wine drinkers. researchers simulated he weightlessness on rats to see how they were affected by inactivity. one group received an antioxidant found in red wine. the other group received nothing. that group showed a decrease in muscle mass and strength but the group that got the anticipate objection don't showed no loss at all. >>> if you want an ice cream experience like no other, this may be it. holly this morning live in northwest showing us what goes into making a 77-dollar sundae. we'll tell what you is involved in that coming up.  . >>> good morning. i'm holly morris. happy holiday weekend. it's beginning to be super hot. we have had a hot summer already. we may have found the ultimate solution in georgetown. only open for a month. they opened in vegas and now they are finally here in our area. one of their specialties is indeed frozen treats. i think we're going for the tre

in the present day, san antonio, the university of texas at san antonio, is the second largest u.t. campus and one of the largest number of classes of hispanics who receive a bachelor's degree. our medical school graduates more hispanic doctors than any other school in the united states. over the generations, our community has seen the rise of icons in the community, like henry cicneros, thefirst hispanic mayor of a major american city. the story of san antonio has been one that i know every single person here who is part of naleo can be very proud of. we also gather, though, at a moment that is crucial for the progress of the latino community. and i have to tell you that these days sometimes i feel like i'm at the beginning of a dickens' novel. you remember "the best of times, the worst of times." a few months ago, we were greeted by official census numbers that proclaimed that latinos fueled 50% of the growth in the united states over the last decade, not just in places like california and new york and texas, but also almost doubling in places like iowa and nebraska, georgia, nort

that c inches inches of rain from brownsville, san antonio, austin and houston. with 75% of texas now baking in exceptional drought that drenching rain will actually help but it's not likely to actually break the drought. on top of that ranchers have to contend with grasp hoppers, hordes of them eating up whatever grass is left for the cows. this year's plague is one of the largest in years thanks to the heat. >>> another storm is a political one, the clash over plans to solve the nation's debt crisis. >> four days to go until it defaults on its bills. there is a plan by speaker john boehner but it's almost dead on arrival. >> karen traversrings us up to date. >> reporter: good mornrng. speaker boehner is facing fierce resistance from conservatives many backed by the tea party who say his plan doesn't go far enough. it's still unclear that he has the support he needs. boehner is facing a critical test. the house is set to raise a vote and cut near a trillion from the deficit. he's working furious. in a meeting yesterday boehner laid down the loss, get your ass in line, he says, i

we'd like to have it farther to the north and through san antonio and dallas. anybody in texas will take any sort of rain they can get. a ton of rain in chicago. they've set records as far as july rainfall, more thunderstorms expected today. that's where we'll see flight delays, chicago, could see delays up and over an hour. detroit, tampa, orlando, miami and san francisco as well. on the space front news here, want it tell you about a new discovery from nasa, orbiting potentially the earth's orbit are these asteroids called trojan asteroids. they've seen these kind of whirling around jupiter and saturn and usually asteroids don't orbit around planets but we haven't seen many orbit around earth. this could be interest that we keep talking about man visiting asteroids. >> right. >> so this may be an easy way to do it, some that are close to home. >> we have one. great, excellent, we have an asteroid to aim for. love it. any flight cancellations to look at. >> not sure cancellations but chicago will be the problem spot. o'hare. >> right. the cancellations -- i'm confusing stories

dozens of cities in texas, including austin and san antonio have canceled their fireworks shows tonighta precaution. meanwhile, a police officers and one other person were shot to death in the heart of memphis' entertainment district. the officer was responding to a call for a domestic dispute last night when he was shot. a woman in the hotel room was also killed. a suspect is now in custody. he's now hospitalized with injuries suffered during his arrest. police responded to a call involving that same suspect earlier in the night but let him go. >> britain's prince william showed off his skills as he and his wife kate continue their royal tour of canada. william co-piloted a helicopter making a water landing during a training mission in prince edward island. later in the day, the duke and duchess of cambridge competed in a dragon boat race. this is the fifth day on the newlywed's nine day trip to canada and leave for a three- day trip to california on friday. > transformers 3 had the biggest opening so far. transformers dark of the moon took in $97.5 million in its first weekend. that b

texas. the mexican man has been executed for the 1994 rape and murder of a san antonio teenager. pronounced dead at 7:21 eastern time. the obama administration wanted a reprieve because authorities did not allow him to contact the mexican consulate, a right by national treaty. then governor rick perry of texas denying that reprieve. the execution taking place 20 minutes ago in texas. we'll be right back. after college, i moved back in with my parents. i was worried about 'em, you know? i mean for instance my mom went to bed tonight before making my dinner. which is fine, i mean i, i know how to make dinner. it just starts to make you wonder. is this what happens when you age? my friends used to say i was the lucky one. i had the fun parents. where's the fun now? night, guys. [ sighs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] toyota venza. keep on rolling. constipated? phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. [ professor ] good morning students. today, we're gonna...

texas. he is said to be executed by lethal injek shun four hours from now. he was sentenced to die for the 1994 rape and murder of a 16-year-old girl from san antonio. ng for the execution to be delayed, because the texas law enforcement officials failed to tell him that he had the right to notify mexican authorities for help with the legal representation. and now we are joined by pete williams with more on this. when can we expect the supreme court to weigh n because time is of the essence here? >> well, presumably 7:00 tonight, and there is no deadline, but they try to get in before these things are scheduled to happen, if they try to intervene to stop the execution. at shish issue is the vienna conventi convention treaty which says that you can contact your government of your immigration country, and the defense says that would have made a difference. and they say that if this right is not extended to nationals in this country, and other countries, then americans overseas who are arrested might have the same problem, and they say that the united states needs to live up to its treaty obligations. now, thomas, we have been through this before during

but then i move to texas in the 1980's and lived in san antonio for five years. guns were much more accepted. there were guns on gun racks and people talked about guns. there were gun stores all over. people seem to be at peace with that. that was a part of the culture. i would not say san antonio was any more or less any less dangerous than new york at the time. so there is a cultural divide here, i suppose. as a journalist, i have learned to really look at it from both points of view and try to sympathize as best i can. host: in the arizona operation, were there only a certain number of gun shots under scrutiny? guest: it was really only a certain number of gun shops in the phoenix area. what happened in this will all come out in the ig report, but what appears to have happened is that the ring of purchasers involved in fast and furious was operating in the phoenix area but for atf agents became aware of them. they purchase a certain number of guns before atf started surveiling them. once atf became aware of these straw purchasers, instead of just arresting the

in texas, joint base san antonio, ambulatory care center, we cut funding in half. in texas at fort bliss at the hospital replacement facility, reduced funding by $27 million. in utah at camp williams data center, we cut funding in half saving $123 million. in total, we made reductions in 24 separate programs, including canceling the building i talked about, a whole new court for the court of veterans appeals. that's why this legislation came in $2.6 million even below the house, why it's $1.2 billion in budget authority below the president. and $620 million below last year's budget authority. reminding members there are no earmarks in this legislation. so my hope is 89 members voted for cloture on this legislation yesterday, which is why we brought it up. my hope is that those 89 members vote for cloture again on this underlying motion. i think most of our members are going to vote for the members on my side, on the republican side, are going to vote for this budget point of order once we get to that. and i completely understand that. i'll be probably supporting him

texas. >> vaya al paso, a san antonio. >> y ademÁs que se la pasa riquÍsimo porque la gente es Única y lao una guerra que durarÁ 60 aÑos y nos vamos precisamente a noruega y queremos contarles que allÍ cientos de personas dejan homenajes a las vÍctimas. el autor confeso de los ataques fue confinado a una celda este lunes. su abogado ha dicho que Él cree que es incompetente para que pueda ser juzgado. >> en china sobrevivientes y familiares de las vÍctimas del accidente del tren bala salieron a protestar de cÓmo el gobierno estÁ tomando la situaciÓn. el tren bala se estrellÓ contra otro que estaba parado que habÍa sido alcanzado por un rayo. >> la planta de fukushima pasÓ la evaluaciÓn atómica. autoridades de la planta estÁn logrando progresos para detener el daÑo realizado en la instalaciÓn. el enfriamiento de los reactores que cesÓ obligó a la evacuaciÓn de miles de personas que vivÁn vivÍan en ese poblado. >> informaron que hay once pescadores desaparecidos por la tormenta en taiwÁn. los vuelos y viajes en barco estÁn suspendidos. hay peligro de que la tormenta provoque inundaciones y d

texas. a city officer shutting down a kid's lemonade stand south of san antonio. >> they said you needed a permit. >> at home. >> there it sits pink and regular lemonade. the law has to do with food safety. the kids apparent live don't see it that way. >> poison in there it's just lemonade. >> the children say they were just trying to raise money to help take care of their pet hermit crabs and that's a fox watch across america. >> fox across america is brought to you by union pacific. >> casey anthony may be free but getting her out of jail certainly wasn't. her defense team has billed the state for its services. we will tell you how much floridians have to pay so far. plus, the next time you complain about your commute, ask yourself did it take you more than a day to get from point toomplet point b? a traffic jam beyond into the exclusion of anything even californias have ever seen. we have been trumped again. ♪ keeps coming around the bend. [ male announcer ] walls can talk. but it's our job to make them say sothing interesting. so how about this weekend we learn some new tricks of the trade...

san antonio. so that's what we're watching. otherwise, heavy rains in the great lakes, thunderstorms in chicago, warm in d.c. today but tropical storm don heading towards texasate friday night. >> we'll keep an eye on it. thanks. >>> angels starting pitcher ervin santana is 0-6 lifetime against the indians heading into yesterday's game. it looked like the trend might continue. first inning, a wild pitch by santana. perfect game. cabrera comes in to score. indians take the lead without getting a hit and we mentioned the hitless part for a reason. ervin santana gets cabrera swinging in the fourth. indians still hitless. they got a run but hitless. santana gets hem in tlp in the strong throw to first. still no hits for cleveland. as the game goes on, santana only gets better. in the eighth, strikes out the side. started to feel it. still has the no-hitter going. and then with two outs in the ninth inning, santana gets michael brantley to fly out to center. the angels win 3-1 as santana throws his first career no-hitter, a no-hitter, gave up a run but didn't give up any hits. the first angel to throw a n no-hitter in 27 years. >>> and an update on the controvers

texas. >> well, this is a small town between san antonio and austin and one of the real popular areas aroundou probably remember it well. i think i remember the last time you were here, ali. >> right. >> but anyway, we will get back to what we're focusing on today, redistricting. one of the things that happened because of the 2010 census and explosion and growth in population here, texas gets four new congressional seats and that's just something new to fight over. whenever a redistricting showdown looms in texas, political pundits can't help but think there's got to be a better way. but each suggestion ends in a punch line as the editor in chief of the texastribune.org found out. >> maybe we ought to take the process of redrawing these maps out of the hands of politicians and put them in the hands of techno" crates. >> we ought to take the calories out of fried chicken too. >> not entirely possible. >> reporter: the last redistricting battle in texas ended with texas democrats fleeing the state to block the republican's plan for a new congressional map. 51 lawmakers secretly escaped to ardm

later today, it's going to be a hot one. 104 dallas. 100 for san antonio, about the same for much of texaswhile, it looks like 90's in the mid atlantic. it will be about 80 degrees here in new york city. meanwhile, if you're lucky enough to be out in los angeles where all the movies come from, today's high should be 74. >> all right. thank you, steve. right now, hollywood is all about girl power. but this year's leading ladies are not for the faint of heart. >> courtney friel is here to break down the movies that are turning bad girls good? courtney? >> good morning. happy friday. you guys are absolutely right. this year at the box office, it is all about the hollywood bad girl. earlier this summer, the female cast of "bridesmaids" gave their male "hangover" counterparts a run for their money. did you see that movie? it was so raunchy, i felt like i needed a shower after leaving the theater. a few weeks ago, cameron diaz got crude in "bad teacher" cursing her students, smoking pot. that movie raked in $32 million on opening weekend compared to the $12 million "my sister's keeper" made in w

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texas, even better. over a foot deficit this places like san antonio and austin and houston.land have seen virtually nothing as far as what they normally see, so they'll take the rainfall that they can get. there have been evacuations from some of the oil rigs, nonessential person nenel from exxonmobile have evacuated some businesses, but other than that, we're waiting for the storm to arrive. it was around that time last year tropical storm hermine missed the area to the south. they're hoping don doesn't miss. one of the few times where people are begging for a tropical cyclone. >> yeah. quite a twist. all right, rob, keep us updated. all right. president obama due to speak on the debt crisis at 10:20 eastern. just about five minutes away or so. we'll carry his remarks live. [ diane lane ] is your anti-wrinkle cream gone... but not your wrinkles. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. its retinol formula smoothes wrinkles in just one week. why wait if you don't have to. neutrogena®. >>> the nation's debt crisis has brought capitol hill to a standstill and is bringing the pres

places like texas, back into austin, it's going to be very warm for you. even in places like san antoniond austin. in the four corners, a mix of the highs. high altitude showers can be expected. for much of the west coast, dry conditions. the east coast, a hodgepodge. the showers developing into the afternoon. again, same recipe. sea breeze, daytime heating. unstable. take you to fly down to atlanta and head towards parts of the eastern seaboard. may be a few bumps here and there. same story for you from boston back in new york. of course up towards maine. minneapolis, one of the areas of concern because of the potential for storms and the afternoon. live image for you right now in minneapolis, st. paul. so far it looks good for the time being. thin veil of clouds above. between the hours of three, maybe even early evening. maybe as late as 6:00. that's when things should get under way in terms of heavy rainfall and potential for strong thunderstorms. high temperature pors minneapolis. 85. the rain moves in. temperatures will begin to fall. 88 your high in denver. 102 in dallas. it is go

speaking outside san antonio a few years back you talked about this streak to rick perry that you felt what was sort of uniting the opposition to him. how has he run the state of texasest interest has the state of texas been run while perry was governor? >> fair to say that rick perry is truly a special interest governor. that's who he's serving, it's not we the people of texas. you can trace it. look at the hpv vaccine, he passed an order that would mandate an hpv vaccine for all 6th grade girls in texas, and he did it for $6,000 campaign check from the drug company, merk. the lobbyist turned around, worked for rick perry at one time, and then got the trans-texas corridor rights granted to his former employer. the revolving door is clear on a bunch of issues, not just on the trans-texas corridor, that just is one that started our grass roots group. he's got more corporate welfare slush funds than i can counted. i mean, we have all kinds of money to increase perry's corporate slush funds, but not enough money to fund government, as you were talking about in our -- in your opening. our budget was balanced on accounting tricks. last biennium's budget was balanced on s

>> so both of these studies were conducted out of yooun university of texas health science center in san antonioir 60s and 70s for about ten years. what we found are that the diet soda drinkers had 70% greater gains in waist circumference compared to people that never drank any diet soda. >> so what explains that? >> well, that's sort of the million dollar question. now, this study definitely does not prove that diet soda directly causes weight gain. and some of the issues and concerns that these associations put up is we don't know what these people were eating. so, in fact, it could be that they were sort of compensating from fattening food from all the calories. it was like the guy ordering bacon cheese deluxe with fries and washing it down with a diet coke. >> i can offset it with a little more cheese on the side. >> fattening food is going to pack on the pounds just like fattening beverages. but on the other hand, there is a chance that while all of these artificial sweeteners are causing some sort of upset in our normal metabolic responses. maybe elevating blood sugar, lowering insulin, ha

we have taken a big financial hit through the state of texas, and it's obvious when you drive through the state. >> we drove here from san antonio farmers switched their crops to cotton, and now that cotton is come into harvest. and now the cotton, when you want to harvest it, you don't want rain, you want it to be nice and dry and it gives it quality and a better yield. most people want the rain and want it seriously, and there is a serious dent that needs to be made, and in a lot of cases between houston and san antonio, they are over a foot below average as far as rainfall. it has been over 700 days that u.s. has seen a tropical storm. and they are hoping that tropical storm bob makes a direct hit tonight. >> thank you. >>> reminder to vote today for a choose the news story. text 22360. text "1" for born addicted. the mother's account of taking a pain killer during the pregnancy and the fears about the affects on her newborn, and "2" for cyber soldiers, and then "3" for technology art exhibit. it's a unique showcase of items that could be part of our every day lives. winning story will air in the next hour. >>> top of the hou

texas beach, water temperature 88 degrees, there is no relief in sight. temperatures will not be changing throughout the holiday weekend, 96 san antonio, 99 dallas, 98 portdive into the water for relief, take a bar of soap, 88 degrees, almost 90 degrees in the water, not a lot of rain anywhere across this fine country of ours. that's a look at the national picture. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >>> this weather segment sponsored by prudential, bring your challenges. >> all right, it is time now for my holiday shout out this morning, it's the amazing macy's fourth of july fireworks that gets the shout out, right here in new york city, in addition to the red, white and blue there will be an incredible array of new colors this year. check it out, pastels, neon fireworks all going to light up the sky over new york city and this year a special tribute to the tenth anniversary of 9/11. we would like to thank everyone for watching "the early show," on my weekday home, that's cbs news right here in the great city of new york. over to my friend russ. >>> britain's duke and duchess of cambridge prince william and wife kate are celebrating c

san antonio, wichita en kansas estuvo la temperatura bordeando s 100 nuevamente. hasta el miÉrcoles inclusive en la zona de minesota, chicago mucho calor para el fin semana. el calor no va a mermar en texas, seguro, siempre lista, karla. >> eva de nevada. eva, ¡muy buenos dÍas! cÓmo estÁs? me escuchas? parece que se nos fue eva, pero tenemos a mÓnica en la lÍnea? >> sÍ. >>Ómo estÁs? >> cuÉntanos. >> buenos dÍas, karla, buenos dÍas, francis. por quÉ la gente que amo me traiciona y cÓmo puedo har para olvidar la trciÓn? >> causa y efecto significa todo aquello que nosotros tenes en el pensamiento, en nuestras palabras y acciones y ademÁs quÉ serÍa una causa y efecto en cuanto a que tÚ guardes rencor y pensamientos de envidia y pronto en esa vida cotidiana que no nos damos cuentaque todos los dÍas hay que estar revisando quÉ es lo que tienes ahÍ tido. todoeso serÁ una consecuencia, todo lo e tÚ siembras, tira la semilla y lo que vas a recoger. en el sentiddel amor quÉ serÍa lo que estamos hablando con respecto a ti de causa y efecto? por quÉ s personas te estarÍan traicionando, vamos a mirar en tu infancia desd pequeÑa, quÉ serÍa una traiciÓn para ti, dÓnde la aprendiste, estoy hablandode l