this system stretches from kansas down to san antonio, texas. as you mentioned yesterday, there was high risk warnings for much of the state from the national weather service, as a fear of tornadoes was really imminent throughout much of the day. this coming on the six-year anniversary of the moore, oklahoma, tornado that killed 24 people. even though many tornadoes did not materialize, the weather system, everything kind of came together to minimize really the large number of tornadoes that many forecasters had been fearing, but the skies looked

>>> en san antonio texas. >>> mis padres son de mÉxico. >>> nacÍ en san antonio por error.ues prÁcticamente es uno serie de eventos obviamente los aztecas ganan la guerra y todo empieza con cosas verÍdicas, pero en cierto punto se divide para tomar el camino para crear la historia y bueno los aztecas pierden y entonces pues se dejan venir, los chinos y japoneses se dejan venir y nos quieren conquistar y bueno no les quiero contar mÁs para que consigan el libro porque estÁ muy bonito el libro. >>> ah! bueno, por seguro. >>> si hubiera pasado. toda la naturaleza estarÍa bien cuidado en el bello mÉxico. >>> he observado algunos originales y al ojo del alguien, no es fÁcil comprender todo en ello tÚ los entiendes mejor que otros. >>> he estudiado hay una revista muy conocida y desglosa esto, y me puse a estudiar, y en internet hay informaciÓn de esto. y este libros, novelas sobre la conquista. >>> te hacen comentarios de tus trabajos personas de otras culturas? >>> de todo el mundo. por gracioso que suene, solamente vendÍ diez libros en mÉxico, y todos los demÁs vendidos en eur

por fortuna la policÍa en san antonio texas los e escuchÓ y lo saco a tiempo.morir asfixiados dice este inmigrante latino a quienes llevaban apilados y sin tomar agua por mÁs de cinco horas en el interior de esta caja de madera sellada borde de un remolque, ocurriÓ en el poblado cerca de san antonio texa >>> vieron que alguien estaba golpeando en la madera y sacaron los barrotes que estaban allÍ y allÍ encontraron a esas 16 persona >>> esta es la primera vez que veo algo asÍ dijo el oficial que reconociÓ que detuvieron al conductor del vehÍculo por una infracciÓn de trÁnsito, nuestro colega de tele telemundo san antonio constatÓ como iban adentr los inmigrantes atrapado >>> me he metido y les puedo decir que es difÍci respirar adentro, no sÉ cÓmo estas personas pudieron haber muert >>> el pdep arremetiÓ contra el gobierno de mÉxico y dijo estar decepcionado porque segÚn Él no hace nada par frenar la indo c inmigraciÓn indocumentada, >>> el poner un muro y poner unas barreras fÍsicas, va a detener a las personas de la mejor manera posible >>> el chofer de la cam

en un remolque en pÉsimas condiciones, sus golpes y gritos alertaron a la policÍa, cerca de san antonio en texasbiÉramos parado la troca creo que podrÍa haber sido peor. >> es la reacciÓn de este sargento tras el hallazgo hecho por un a gente. >> le dio gracias que hizo lo que hizo. >> todo comenzÓ cuando el oficial se percatÓ que el conductor de la c manera extraÑ cuando se acercÓ lo noto nervioso y momentos despuÉs paÓo el hallazgo. >> notaron que alguien estaba golpeando en madera y encontraron a 16 personas. >> se trataba de 4 hombres y 4 mujeres que dijeron haber estado ahÍ por casi 4 horas. >> del valle venÍan a uniÓn. >> para mostrar lo pequeÑo que es este comportamiento me he metido y es difÍcil respirar ahi n trladadas al e solo d hospital. >> pensÁbamos que podrÍa haber sido drogas. >> el conductor fue arrestado y puesto bajo custodia de agentes federal. >> este es un hombre hispano, como en 30. >>afortunadamente esto no terminÓ en muerte, sin embargo, esperan que tras esto, los inmigrantes lo piensen dos veces antes de arriesgar su vida. >> mucho cuidado con lo que hagan, porque a vec

gobierno, la menor fue identificada como darling valle, estuvo en el condado de refugiados de san antonio texaseriza.-el departamento de salud y servicios humanos dijo que la menor cardiacos congenitos. en minutos... un grupo de carolina: ahora tenemos una polÉmica en redes sociales un grupo de maestro que es blanco de las crÍticas. miren bien esta fotografÍa, parece una fotografÍa de un anuario escolar con sombreros y bigote, le contaremos el porque la gente estÁ tan molesta con estas imÁgenes, más adelante. de embarazo, sin excepciones, en casos de violacion o incesto, lo que la convierte en una de las mas duras excepciones para emergencias medicas como el medio oeste del pais, potencialmente daqinos hasta la proxima semana.este fin de semana festivo la mayor preocupacion de los meteorologos esta en el valle de ohio y el noreste... en redes lo llaman el "bebe pmilagro" borjas: enrede lo llaman el ebb milagro, pesÓ siete libras y naciÓ en la baÑera de su casa luego de que escogiÓ su madre para traerlo al mundo y protegerse de un tornado que le arrancaba el techo de su casa missouri. el complej

mientras llegaban los cuerpos de emergencia >> y este sujeto fue perseguido por la policía en san antonio texasuir y después perdió el conocimiento cuando los policías querían registrarlo murió días después por drogas en su cuerpo >> a pesar del fuerte viento una joven graduada fue a abrazar a su padre que fue deportado cuando tenía 4 años en el puente internacional que une méxico y estados unidos, la madre y su hija fueron desde wisconsin a nuevo laredo para seguir junto a su padre >> qué regalo tan excelente para su padre... >> no le pudo dar un abrazo pero qué bonita historia pero con esta información vamos a una pausa y regresamos. >> los gigantes fueron a miami donde le dieron su versión de las jugadas y angelinos y atléticos se dieron con todo en entrada extra >> y cuidado con revisar su celular a su pareja porque podría terminar en la cárcel >> (aviso comercial) >> (información en pantalla) >> (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> bueno los gigantes habían perdido 6 partidos consecutivos pero tenían una buena oportunidad de parar esta racha contra miami marlins el otro equipo en la divi

. >>> this lake here, san antonio, texas, full of water. streams over the top of the spill gate. suddenly that breaks. >> whoa. >> the wall comes crashing down. all that water pouring out into another lake dourn stream. that rupture was so powerful, the camera shakes. nearby residents say they are devastated about losing one of their favorite vacation spots. >> all that water in texas. snow in the sierra. and more rain in the forecast. >> rain in the forecast. scattered showers this evening and tonight. andhu r weend is more, steady soaking rainfall. i know, it's may. we typically don't get this much rainfall. but we've received many curve balls from mother nature this year. here's the latest. this particular cell that just moved over san francisco is not that big. but it moved right over the city. some tweets, small hail reported from this. the camera shot from the sales force tower, almost completely washed out by the rain just minutes ago. now it's heading toward you in oakland. watch out for some small hail there. also alameda and portions of berkeley. widely scattered shower

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this system stretches from kansas down to san antonio, texas. as you mentioned yesterday, there was high risk warnings for much of the state from the national weather service, as a fear of tornadoes was really imminent throughout much of the day. this coming on the six-year anniversary of the moore, oklahoma, tornado that killed 24 people. even though many tornadoes did not materialize, the weather system, everything kind of came together to minimize really the large number of tornadoes that many forecasters had been fearing, but the skies looked ominous throughout much of the day. now, this storm system continues to move to the east. the concern is in missouri and arkansas later today. >> we are going to find out right now where those storms are headed next. thank you very much. let's bring in meteorologist chad myers, keeping an eye on all of it for us. chad? >> doesn't seem like the 60 or 70 that were possible. a big cold air mass lorolled ou of northern oklahoma, cutting off the moisture. 19 tornadoes. if one is at your house, it is a big da

there is no end in sight, some people are send to places make san diego, california, here to san antonio, texasing many parts of federal government, for example we have to detail tsa employees to help at border, and detail custom officers away from ports of entry, and having them assist with border patrol duties. that is affecting our airports as well. blake: i'm glad you bring that up. sorry to jump in there was a story out that it could be a ter terrible travel summer at airports because the tsa employees will not be at airports but at the southern borders. >> they are already there, our trade will be affected, my hometown, that business, the customs officers will not be ale pro process cargo, we have a mess on the border, congress is not acting to fix the problem. blake: president had threatened in the past to take some illegal immigrants and move them to so-called sanctuary cities, i am told is not that, not close. but do you worry maybe there could be a slippery slope of once you put the immigrants on planes then buses it may be 7 communities could be -- certain communities could be target

if i started a book with, i was born in san antonio, texas, in 1957, and then there were another 500 pages after that, nobody is going to sit still for that. i had occurred to me that met in the course of my career the most astounding people. who in many cases exhibited incredible virtues during the most difficult moments of their lives. so the book is organized, jazz -- as allison said, as an anthology of smort short stories about people and events. the chapters are titled for the most part, titewled virtues, such as fwallantry, selflessness, duty, and valor, what have you. the first chapter is what i witnessed at the world trade center on 9/11. the name of that chapter is gallantry. and it's about the firefighters of the fdny on that day. allison: that was one of the most compelling retellings of that morning that i have seen. you went into a huge amount of detail. can you talk a little bit about how much of that was reporting that you did at the time, how much was -- did you reconstruct for this book, did you go back and do additional work to retell that story? scott: that's an en

if i started a book with "i was born in san antonio, texas, in 1957," and there were another 500 pages after that, nobody was going to sit still for that. but it occurred to me i had met during the course of my career the most astounding people who, in many cases, exhibited incredible virtues during the most difficult moments of their lives. so the book is organized, as alison said, really as an anthology of short stories about people and historic events, and the chapters are titled, for the most part, titled were virtues such as gallantry and selflessness and duty and valor andes what have you. so the first chapter, for example, is about what i witnessed at the world trade center on 9/11, and the name of that chapter is "gallantry," and it's about the firefighters of fdny on that day. >> that was one of the most compelling unre-tellings of tha morning that i have seen. you went into a huge amount of detail. can you talk a little bit about how much of that was reporting that you b did at the time, how much did you reconstruct for this book? did you go back and do additional work toto r

he's also a former mayor of san antonio, texas, and he's now a democratic candidate for president.ry castro, i want to first of all just speak to you in your former capacity as a secretary of housing and urban development and get your reaction to what we saw in that hearing today and what it means for the department of housing and urban development. >> well, it's a classic case of, you know, it would be funny if it weren't so sad because as you pointed out, and representative katie porter and others pointed out today, there are 4.4 million people who are waiting for housing assistance, not being served who need it. at the same time, the trump administration proposed over a 16% cut to hud's budget that already is only serving one out of every four americans who qualify for housing assistance. and on top of that, you add the performance that we saw today which is really a window into the fact that secretary carson 2 1/2 years into his term doesn't have any kind of command over some of the basic things about hud. and, you know, the picture that it paints is an administration that does

tema estÁn investigando el hallazgo de varios indocumentados que estaban cerca de un hotel en san antonio, texasrontera en tijuana, sigue creciendo el nÚmero de migrantes que esperan para pedir asilo conscientes de la espera del de que estÁs personas pueden llegar a sufrir un ciudadano estadounidense dÉcimo que dio ayudarlos pero ademÁs de repartir diaria el desayuno, creÓ una pÁgina en internet que nos informa a todo el grupo sobre el nÚmero exacto en la lista para solicitar asilo y de esta manera les evita el desplazamiento diario hasta garita fronteriza para comprobarlo. hay una persona que me dice el viaja como 2 horas otro parque de tijuana para llegar aquÍ solamente para ver el nÚmero del dÍa para llegar aquÍ a las 7 de la maÑana cada dÍa por 3 meses no es fÁcil. >> el creador de este recurso seÑala que la informaciÓn es escasa durante los casi 3 meses que dura el proceso de espera cada dÍa cruzan entre 60-80 personas solas >>> seguimos en mÉxico en donde 4 policÍas fueron asesinados durante el grupo armado. >> en el estado de michoacÁn, 2 transeÚntes tambiÉn fueron impactados por las bala

host: we will stay in texas in san antonio, alfred. caller: thank you for taking my call. raised in san antonio, texas. i am a mexican-american. we have never viewed this problem as a problem. problemhis as a for the republican party wanting to win votes strictly. how many people from east germany across the border to get to west germany, so i see it more as a republican way of getting elected. host: alfred, i am listening, so keep going. caller: ok, so that is my concern here. concentrating more on the economy and concentrating more on health care, and also, american companies in mexico paying a decent wage to the people, but in mexico, they make like $14.25 a day in mexico, and in america, they pay like three dollars a day. that would be a great american dream, a great way to be an ambassador of the ideals of the american dream. alfred, when you say concentrate more on the economy, concentrate more on health care, as a delta -- as a democrat looking at a very crowded presidential field, you think the candidates are doing that and if so, who do you think is saying the rig

parada de trÁnsito, terminÓ con el rescate de estas personas que rogaban por ayuda a 30 millas de san antonio texas. >> si no hubiÉramos parado la troca, esto podrÍa haber sido peor, escuchamos que alguien estaba rasgando la madera y encontraron a 16 personas. >> pensÁbamos que era droga. >> cuidado en lo que hagan, tambiÉn porque a veces yo se que quieren mejorar sus vidas pero tambiÉn estÁn peligrando y puede resultar en muerte. >> siguiendo con este caso le in norte que dos migrantes fueron trasladados a un hospital con di signos de deshidrataciÓn. >> en otro tema, el talibÁn estadounidense serÁ liberado fue capturado por apoyar a extremistas por apoyar a extremistas de ataque de 11 septiembre, aunque serÁ vigilado, polÍticos de ambos partidos se han opuesto a su liberaciÓn. >> es momento de conocer todo lo que pasa en el mundo del espectÁculo * erika, adelante con los detalles. >> muy buenos dÍas quÉ gusto estar contigo erika. >> encantada que me acompaÑes, vamos a comenzar con escÁndalos. >> escÁndalos y mas escÁndalos hay mucho de esto Últimamente. >> aseguran que un trocito de la vida real e

. >>> los casos de contrabando de personas estÁn en aumento en el Área de san antonio texas.alifornia. >>> algunos residentes de oklahoma fueron despertados en la noche y para salir de sus casas antes de quedar atrapados por tu mund inundaciones hay una mujer embarazada que espera la llegada de su bebÉ el prÓximo lunes no quiso correr riesgos porque la situaciÓn podrÍa empeorar. >>> y una grieta en un dique, puso en vilo a a las autoridades y bien residentes en la zona que fueron evacuados con urgencia. el agua provocÓ el cierre del dos carriles y una autopista, colocaron sacos de arena para frenar el avance de la inundaciÓn. >>> y la fuerza de la naturaleza se hizo pren en maryland donde esta nube de embudo fue en capittado varios condado recibieron advertencia por tornados lo que provocÓ que algunas escuelas los llevarretr salida. >>> y una turista fue estrangulada durante ocho horas en un resorts en punta cana estas imÁgenes pueden ser fuertes. >>> la mujer dijo que el ataque terror ocurriÓ en enero mientras disfrutaba vacaciones de en sueÑo con su esposo y sus amigos, el

texas. julian castro is mayor of san antonio before he ran hud. and that means that he's definitely got texas cred. right? and san antonio roots. but he's never run statewide in texas. democrats generally don't win statewide elections in texas. the last time a democrat won statewide in texas was a quarter of a century ago, in the early '90s. since then, texas has been a reliable bastion of republican politics, just an electoral firewall, almost a political guarantee. until it very nearly wasn't very recently. in the 2018 elections, in the midterms, a once low-profile democratic congressman named beto o'rourke came within 2.6 percentage points of unseating republican incumbent senator ted cruz. and, i mean, number one, incumbents never lose. number two, democrats aren't supposed to win statewide in texas. right? they're not even supposed to come anywhere near close. republicans in texas are supposed to glide to victory. democrats sometimes don't even put up a fight. right? but there's beto o'rourke and his 2.6% behind the incumbent republican senato

>> it might be the same reasons i say el paso instead of el paso, and san antonio instead of san antonio. ask the people of texas. that is a silly question. [laughter] reporter: i'm not asking why do you say "rio grand" instead of rio grande, which is river river? mr. o'rourke: why do you say that instead of rio bravo? go figure, just the way i was raised. reporter: thank you. mr. o'rourke: i appreciate it. thank you, appreciate it. >> on monday, joe biden will make a campaign stop in new hampshire to speak at a local pizza parlor. watch our road to the white house coverage online or listen live on the free c-span radio app. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, we will talk about campaign 2020 and the political landscape in iowa with bleeding heartland -- the editor of next, a heartland and talk show host will join us to talk about the political environment in new hampshire. , formerorey lewandowski campaign manager for president trump discusses his reelection strategy. it should watch c-span's washington journal, join the discussion. >> sunday, in h

>> it might be the same reasons i say el paso instead of el paso, and san antonio instead of san antonio. ask the people of texas. that is a silly question. [laughter] reporter: i'm not asking why do you say "rio grand" instead of rio grande, which is river river? mr. o'rourke: why do you say that instead of rio bravo? go figure, just the way i was raised. reporter: thank you. mr. o'rourke: i appreciate it. thank you, appreciate it. monday, democratic presidential campaign -- democratic presidential candidate and former vice president joe biden will make a campaign stop in hampton, new hampshire at the community oven, a local pizza place. watch live at 12: 30 p.m. eastern on c-span, law online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning we talk about campaign 2020 in the political landscape in iowa with a leading heartland editor. also, syndicated radio talk show thenarnie arnesen, and corey lewandowski, former campaign manager for president trump, discussing the president's reelection strat

san antonio. ask the people of texas. that is a silly question. [laughter] but you say rio grand instead of what some which is call it? go figure. just the way i was raised. thank you. appreciate it. adios. announcer: today, democratic presidential candidate in former vice president joe biden makes a campaign stop in new hampshire. watch coverage beginning at 12:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at www.c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. complete guide to congress is now available. it has lots of details about the house and senate for the current session of congress. contact and bio information about every senator and representative, plus information about congressional committees, state governors, and the cabinet. the 2019 congressional directory is a handy spiral-bound guide. order your copy from the c-span $18.95.tore for announcer: democratic presidential candidate senator cory booker of new jersey was campaigning in new hampshire this weekend. at one stop, he met with voters at the soda shoppe in laconia and spoke briefly

texas. here it ist for san antonio and laredo. that congeals over houston tonight, but baton rouge, new orleans, mobile, you're getting it right now. the northern part of this system does accelerate, the mid-atlantic, the carolinas, the northeast tomorrow. you'll get some showers and storms. but over houston, that wave. several more pulses of rain coming tonight and saturday during the day. flash flood watches for southeast texas, much of louisiana. six to ten inches of additional rainfall over some of the same areas. flooding a concern right through the weekend. david? >> rob marciano. our thanks to you again tonight, rob. >>> president trump is firing back tonight after saying he was, quote, very surprised that his son, donald trump jr., was subpoenaed by the republican-led senate intelligence committee. our jon karl today asking the president, should his son fight that subpoena, and will the president allow robert mueller to testify? >> reporter: the president today strongly defended his son, expressing irritation that donald t

chance for severe storms will center on central portion of central texas including waco, austin, san antoniohere's the flood threat. rain nonstop all weekend long throughout this region. from southern portions of missouri, areas of western arkansas, a good chunk of oklahoma, dallas-ft. worth area to tyler, texas. 14 million people plus are under flash flood watches. the ground is so saturated, it takes one thunderstorm and you can get some flash flooding. here's how it plays out. hit or miss showers in pennsylvania, ohio, through the appalachians. there's the storms in oklahoma and texas. by the time we get to saturday we track storms over the south. there's some of that rain, 6:00 p.m. that's when the derby -- that's when they go to the post and they go to the gate. hit or miss showers and storms. as i mentioned yesterday, sunday in the northeast that rain moves in and it looks like it will be here for much of the day. >> all right. thank you, bill. before heading to the pga championship later this month tiger woods is making a pit stop at the nation's capital. we'll explain why next. your

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will erupt throughout texas up towards oklahoma city causing concern for damaging wind gusts and tornadoes and wichita, oklahoma city, amarillo, ft. worth down towards san antonio but not just that, flooding will be a problem, flash flooding, river flooding, road closures and travel disruptions and texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, tennessee as well as arkansas will have widespread scattered showers throughout the midwest then it will lean its way throughout the ohio valley region all the way to the northeast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the big decision from b.k. burger king decides whether to sell the meatless whopper. >>> but first the dire new warning about 1 million animal and plant species now at risk of going extinct. what's to blame. >>> plus, new research about sunscreen chemicals >>> 13 people are dead after this private jet flying from las vegas crashed in mexico. everyone aboard the plane died including a family of five. the wreckage was found in a remote area of northern mexico. no americans were on board and no word on the cause of that crash. >>> a dire new warning about the planet this morning. the united na

san antonio y sur de san angelo. granizadas que van poco a poco hacia dallas y houston. tenemos por delante una jornada activa en texasnde estoy hoy. de los libros y los podcast. todo lo que puede aprender a hacer, realmente lo hago por mÍ misma. crecí sin mucho dinero pero trabajÉ mucho. y aquÍ estoy. karla: lo bueno es que estÁs aquÍ para mostrarnos el secreto del Éxito. vamos a comenzar por hablar de este ejercicio. en la primera carta te insultaste y hasta llenaste de groserÍas. a medida que fue pasando el tiempo, lograste una carta donde perdiste tus logros y mÉritos. como mujeres, esto nos falta a hacer. rachel: yo creo que para mÍ y para muchas mujeres. nos enfocamos en lo que no tenemos. generalmente es por mÍ misma, reconocer lo que hemos hecho. creaste a tus hijos, te buscaste, te volviste la persona saludable. date un momento para darte a ti misma permiso para disfrutar eso. el mundo siempre nos va a decir que estamos mal. y tienes que ser responsable y ser dueÑo de lo que somos. karla: vivimos en una era donde estamos bombardeadas las mamÁs de niÑas. estamos bombardeadas con redes sociales, con esta influe

>> it might be the same reasons i say el paso and san antonio differently as well. ask the people of texas. that is a silly question. [laughter] grand instead of rio , which is river river? >> why do you say that instead of rio bravo? go figure, just the way i was raised. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> thank you, thank you, appreciate it. [indiscernible] >> we will have more live road to the white house coverage on monday. former vice president joe biden will make a campaign stop in hampton, new hampshire at the community oven, a local pizza place. watch live at 12: 30 p.m. eastern on c-span, law online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> on american history tv, tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on two films from the 1970's dealing with the vietnam war. >> for quadra years, american boys have been fighting and dying in vietnam. for 12 months, our negotiators have been talking with the other side in paris, and yet the fighting goes on, destruction continues, and brave men still die. the time has come for some new initiatives. >> each day, it becomes clear to us tha

texas. you see the front snaking across the country. austin tonight, san antonio. and it will kick the pattern through. and houston, the morning hours in new orleans, and the northeast tomorrow night and sunday, want latter half of the week here looks to be a mess. david? >> we will watch it this weekend. thank you. >>> the silent horror. family of four and four pets have died in their ohio home fre carbon monoxide. someone from the home called and said they were not feeling well. the mother and faush and discov. they could not get an accurate reading. here is gio benitez tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new details on the family of four x. thursday afternoon a police whet reach the family saying they had complained they were sick. they went in the home and smelled something sus special. first responders finding toxic levels of carbon monoxide. >> we did not find any detectors in the residence. >> reporter: what's more, the symptoms mimic the flu. >> that is why we stress the importance of having detect erps in your home. >> every day appliances can produce carbon mo

weather for our friends down in texas, oklahoma, little rock, all the way into louisville, kentucky, where it's a mess there. and we've got a risk of flooding from san antonio all the way to the appalachians. we're looking at severe weather through central texas. here's the problem. we've got thisti staary front combo. eventually becomes a cold front. but it's more rain over areas that have already been saturated. strong storms continue. and then sunday is going to be a washout. anything you can do on the weekend, do it on saturd. look at these rainfall amounts. locally 5 inche through texas. heavy amounts into the northeast as well. airport delays are going to be a mess today. san antonio, dallas, kansasci , new york, atlanta, and orlando. they're going to have a lot of rain too. and jacksonville to new york. i-95 is going to be a mess. i-70, look for trouble. and oklahoma city to austin on i-35. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning, erybody. skies are partly to mostly cloudy across the region this morning. no rai here inside thecity. there are a couple of drops for northern montgomery county. nothing heavy. ju

texas. jonathan >> caller: hello, jim. booya from san antonio >> there you go. what's up? >> caller: regarding 3m there's been chatter about a possible cut in the dividends do you think the dividend is in jeopardy and do you think a cut has been priced into the stock >> i do not think they're going to have to cut their dividend. they have one of the best dividend records of all time that would not be their style. the stock got overvalued it does have a 3.4% yield. i've been trying to figure out where i can say we're at the bottom it's still too expensive let's go to -- that's minnesota mining, the old one at least let's go to thomas in minnesota. thomas >> caller: thank you for your help, mr. cramer >> of course >> caller: when leaving for school this morning, my boys called it "mad money monday. calling about yetty. 36.60 and closed today with no catalyst is there any reason for the sell off? >> this is a great company maybe you buy here some for your kids and if it goes down to 22 or 23, look at it as an opportunity to buy more. we study this company and truly believe in

it's for southwest texas including san antonio but the high plains and birmingham, atlanta, knoxvillein mind. in the afternoon and evening you end up seeing severe weather. all right, guys. >> busy weather weekend. >>. >> a busy day in washington today. house democrats are one step closer to bringing in special counsel robert mueller to testify. this as there is now an all life out war between democrats and attorney general william barr after he refused to show up before the house judiciary committee. let's go back over to our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce on capitol hill with the latest. hey, mary. >> reporter: hey, cecilia. democrats are growing increasingly fed up with the attorney general. house speaker nancy pelosi is flat out calling him a liar. she says barr committed a crime by misleading and lying to congress. after the attorney general was a no show yesterday house democrats are now moving to hold the nation's top law enforcement officer in contempt of congress. possibly as soon as this monday. it comes as the pressure continues to ramp up on robert mueller t

even though the focus has been on chick-fil-a in texas because of the real world situation we have in san antonioa profitable business, they can handle their own legal affairs but these companies, groups and individuals may not have the same benefit. we want to say we will protect your religious liberty, one of those bedrock principles our state was founded on and it is important to continue to strengthen and make sure texans constitutional rights are not infringed upon. rob: one of your colleagues, this is why she opposes the bill, i'm sure the intent of this bill is to protect individual freedoms in reality would provide a segue for individuals to circumvent the rules of law in the name of religion, they could legally refuse service to families like mine based on the owners religious belief and then you get cases like the colorado baker which is the other side of this. how do you respond to your colleagues there? >> i continue to push back against any claim of discrimination in this bill. there is nothing in the language that would allow you to discriminate. the bill was narrowed and focused an

in texas, your skip code is such a strong predictor of the health of mother and child. in san antonio, bear county, which i reap, the disparities are stark. overall bear county has the highest infant mortality rate in the state. and the greater san antonio region has the second highest maternal mortality rate. almost 40% of the live births involve women who do not receive any prenatal care or received it only very late in their pregnancy. the numbers show why giving the state of texas more responsibility by block granting medicaid would be such a terrible mistake and the harm that has already been caused by the state's failure to accept available federal funds to expand medicaid, as well as its continued outrageous attacks on planned parenthood. even for those texas women who receive medicaid coverage during pregnancy, coverage as dr. hollier pointed out, it has been terminated at 60 days after childbirth under the state's very stingy medicaid program. i'm pleased with your testimony, doctor, and the work being done in the texas legislature now to try to extend that 60 day period to a

i support the texas bill that people cannot be discriminated against because of their religious viewpoint in particular chick-fil-a at the san antonionon: we talked about a block on chick-fil-a being able to locate there. i want to play something from a republican member in texas. this is how he tease up a conversation. >> should family city council be able to refuse me as a vendor in their city because of donations to my church that holds a biblical view of marriage? shannon: your turn. >> it seems like the right is focusing on a company and whether they should have the right to run a business according to their beliefs. it is not left or right. maybe it is an economic reason. who wants a company that doesn't sell on sundays in an airport? economically that wouldn't make sense. shannon: the people made it clear it wasn't about that. they were clear the reason we are bothering them is we think they are, quote, anti-lgbt. >> they actually are. mister kathy, the ceo of the company is a billionaire who has given billions to organizations who are anti-lgbt marriages. it is a statement. a chicken sandwich company that happens to be very

texas. you see the front snaking across much of the country. i'm worried about austin tonight, san antonio. that low you see south of san angelo, it that kick the pattern through. and houston, the morning hours in new orleans, and the northeast tomorrow night and sunday. the latter half of the week here looks to be a mess. david? >> rob marciano will track it this weekend. rob, thank you. >>> now to the silent horror. a family of four and their three pets all dying in their ohio valley home from carbon monoxide. and now we have learned someone from the home called and said they were not feeling well. authorities the say that the mother and father and two children were discovered dead. and when they arrived, the levels were so high, they could not get an accurate reading. again tonight abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, new details into the tragic discovery of this family of four and their three dogs found dead inside a large ohio home. officials believe carbon monoxide is to blame. thursday afternoon a relative called police when they couldn't reach the family telling them they had c

texas. tenemos aguaceros para san antonio que se mueven hacia corpus cristi.e masas de aire lo que va a favorecer que tendremos tormentas fuertes sobre todo hacia el sur del paÍs. en texas ambiente complicado. a partir de las 5:00 pm tendremos momento de mÁximo calor con las tormentas que afectarÁn el panhandle y el oeste de oklahoma. en austin espero poca precipitaciÓn. las temperaturas muy altas con mayores en los 80 grados. va a seguir lloviendo con un riesgo de inundaciones que serÁ un problema para texas de 5 a 8 pulgadas en tres dÍas lo que puede complicar mucho las circulaciones. carlos: aquÍ en miami cayÓ una tromba anoche que quÉ miedo. carlos: y casi por cuatro horas. vamos a seguir con "despierta amÉrica" celebrado nuestro segundo emi. quien tambiÉn estÁ celebrando es el canelo. te contamos todo lo que pasÓ en las vegas en una fiest en la qe el mismo ozuna dejÓ con knock out al jugador. carlos. esta noche se realiza el evento de moda mÁs importante en la del manzana. el decorador nos contarÁ todo lo que prepara. ana: llega elvis crespo y celebramos

texas. look at that. >> wow! >> this is on lake dunlap northeast offense san antonio on tuesday. you can see the massive wall of water rushing down the stream where people were told to evacuate. >> wow! >>> well, take a look at this. a little boy with a green shirt here in the video is playing inside a mcdonalds restaurant when a woman walks up and picks him up and tries to put him in her car. she tried again at the same restaurant yesterday. both boys are 4 years old neither one was hurt. >>> a state senate subcommittee as rejected a water tax proposed by the governor. he was pushing for a 95% tax on residential water bills with the extra money going to drinking water for poorer communities. the governor has opposed tapping into the general fund, insisting on a permanent and sustained funding source. the tax proposal is still alive in the state assembly. >>> struggling farmers in iowa are dealing with the us- china trade dispute and may be turning to a new crop tortrices to ease their money problems. the farm bill president trump signed into law last year lets states consider pr

texas, more storms rumbling across the hill country there. severe thunderstorm watch up tonight and again tomorrow. austin, san antonio, you're back in it again. a pattern, david, that we really just can't shake. >> can't escape it. all right, rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the drama on capitol hill. attorney general william barr, a no-show at a hearing before the house yjudiciary committee. he refused to show up for day f two of questioning on the mueller report. nancy pelosi accusing barr of lying to congress. and this question tonight, will robert mueller testify before the american people about his own findings? here's abc's mary bruce on the hill. >> reporter: the speaker of the house today came before cameras and called the attorney general a liar. >> the attorney general of the united states of america was not telling the truth to the congress of the united states. that's a crime. >> reporter: she's talking about this moment from april. barr asked whether he knew robert mueller's team was unhappy with his summary of their report. >> members of the special counsel's team are frustrated at some level with t