very graphic terms. >> would it surprise the gentlemen that the gentleman from san antonio and another colleague from texas, mr. starr, requested $38 million in fema emergency relief for san antonio, in preparation for the expiration of title 42? >> we are watching the collapse of our social safety net that was designed to help americans in need. that's not just at the border, that's everywhere. >> a question for the gentlemen, my colleague from texas. can you explain to us a little bit with respect to the authorities being put forth by the state department to negotiate asylum agreements for the purpose of that? >> yeah, basically the provision reinstates and codifies into law the migrant protection protocols. otherwise known as remain in mexico. in the asylum aca's, the agreement that miss roy you know very well was working. >> we will leave this house rules committee meeting on a border security bill that's expected on the house floor later this week. you can continue watching live on c-span two, on our website, c-span.org, or on our free video app, c-span now. on wednesday, fbi director christopher wray

en san antonio, texas, marlene, univisiÓn.lamarla justicia por la que tanto tardÓ saldaÑa. jaime garcÍa tiene mÁs de su demorada liberaciÓn. jaime: con un acto de injusticia que se extendiÓ durante aÑos el procurador del condado de los Ángeles pidiÓ la exoneraciÓn de saldaÑa. >> le pedimos disculpas a javier y a toda su familia por el sufrimiento. jaime: saldaÑa agradeciÓ a los abogados que lograron su libertad, en 1940 fue convicto y sentenciado a 45 aÑos de prisiÓn por seis cargos de intento de homicidio durante un tiroteo en 1989 acerca de esta secundaria. >> desde el principio saldaÑa mantuvo que era inocente, nadie le creÍa. jaime hace seis aÑos otro convicto del caso exculpÓ a saldaÑa, pero es informaciÓn fue reciÉn entregada hace cuatro dÍas. >> en 2017 habÍa un abogado miembro de esta oficina que estaba en la audiencia y aparentemente no hizo nada, causÓ que danilo estuviera en la cÁrcel seis aÑos mÁs. jaime: seÑalÓ que el fiscal responsable de la misiÓn no trabaja en su oficina desde el 2021, pero digo que se hace una

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castro, former housing and urban development secretary under president obama, and former mayor of san antonio texase tonight. we need a voice of reason here in what has become an incredibly fraught conversation over our borders. for people who don't understand what is going to happen at midnight, can you offer your analysis of what to expect? >> thanks alex. at midnight, as you have said, correctly, title 42 is going away. in its place, the united states is going to go back to title eight. this means, many folks, who never had an opportunity during these last three years to make an asylum claim will have an opportunity to do that under title eight. with that, also come consequences if they come, and are denied, and try to come back, under certain circumstances. they can be denied the opportunity, for at least five years, to make another claim, and if they cross, illegally, can be subject to criminal prosecution. at the same time, the biden administration has put in some new rules, making it harder for people to claim asylum, if they have not done that in another country. so what does that mean for

this is the in san antonio texas,a republican, the morning . >> dave, are you with us? then manny in california, independence. >> how are you doing? i'm just back from cuba. we've had an ongoing discussion about the 70th party at my old country club. and so i just wanted to kind of go back to my month in cuba and whether to make reference to the huffington post article called manning to her. if i can take a look at that. about the tour that i give people when they come to visit me in cuba. >> host: was lifelike incuba from your perspective ? >> my perspective is i'm a socialist . i grew up in cuba as a rich kid and i showed people all themansions in cuba and they're just shocked . there on these that there's so many mentions in cuba and havana where i was born. i went to a country club. i thought the whole world was like what i grew up. everybody had a mansion. and it was a real shock to me when i found out it wasn't that way. but i love cuba. i'm one of the 50,000 cuban americans that repatriated. and i'm able to buy houses in cuba. i what a house right on the water ac

>>tiene un mes que llegÓ a san antonio, texas y ahora se pasa la mayor parte del tiempo dentro del apartamento, siente que en su estado su sueÑo de trabajar se vio frustrado. >>yo dije, voy a trabajar porque mi esposo no puede. tenÍa el sueÑo de hacer mi casa y ayudar a mis hijos, pero dios sabe. >>su mayor anhelo es volver a honduras con su familia. >>cuando se va a trabajar, yo quedo sola. fÉlix: el partido demÓcrata de minnesota estudia la posibilidad de expulsar a cualquier persona implicada en la pelea que estallÓ por las candidaturas en el ayuntamiento de mineÁpolis. dos personas resultaron heridas en el enfrentamiento, que iniciÓ con una discusiÓn que se volviÓ violenta. algunas mujeres pueden sufrir sÍntomas molestos, que repercuten en su bienestar cuando comienzan con la menopausia. la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos le dio la aprobaciÓn a una pÍldora que atenÚa los sÍntomas de la menopausia. nos tienen detalles de la medicina, que por el momento, tiene un precio de $550 por pastilla. >>con tan sÓlo 35 aÑos a marielena le tocÓ pasar por la menopausia, una experiencia que la

. >> pierce: i'm from san antonio texas. >> jimmy: san antonio texas? what do you sell. >> we sell roofs actually. >> jimmy: you sell what? >> roofs. >> jimmy: so you drive around neighborhoods, you look for somebody that doesn't have one. >> recently -- >> jimmy: like a wet family. >> recently i drove to florida for the haines so i'm actually in florida right now because of the haines. >> jimmy: actually you're in california right now. one hell of a hurricane because you woke up in la. >> for sure. >> jimmy: so you're a salesman you sell roofs sell us your painting christian here we go. >> i got you. >> jimmy: show us what you got and tell us all about it. >> pierce: i love it. i love it. >> jimmy: all right. >> pierce: that's a good one. that's a doozy. >> jimmy: christian you said you're not a professional painter? >> no, no. >> jimmy: what happened with the upper lip? looks like you maybe tried to fix a mistake or something? >> i messed up. i did bad. >> jimmy: all right. that's christian and steve is our fourth contestant tonight. steve where are y

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returning for their second day with a total of $20,000, from san antonio, texas, it's the champs.daitis family. [cheering and applause] and from ypsilanti, michigan, it's the grayson family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself some cash, and somebody might have a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new.

rent to people the social secretary in the episcopal minister will perform the ceremony of san antonio, texas s rob of milwaukee, wisconsin. >> i'm very grateful for the generosity of the rob family and the fact that they included me this evening. in fact i'm very grateful to the entire rob family. it is given than a son to share in a son to love it. we have also been blessed with trini, and david at very happy and proud to claim them all. i guess it d is natural and i suppose all fathers worry a little bit the man who go out with their daughters and of course i am no exception. the job that i hold does have certain advantages. [laughter] it is temporary i realize. [laughter] but chuck, i'm going to give you a very special wedding present tonight. ii want to do it here in the presence of your family and your friends. i am now going to proceed to tear up, in your presence all of the secret service reports. [laughter] back for the courting. that. when you lost interest and leaving as down the stairway for as a bridge partner. he started spending your weekends at whiskey beach. [laughter] this f

very graphic terms. >> would it surprise the gentlemen that the gentleman from san antonio and another colleague from texas, mr. starr, requested $38 million in fema emergency relief for san antonio, in preparation for the expiration of title 42? >> we are watching the collapse of our social safety net that was designed to help americans in need. that's not just at the border, that's everywhere. >> a question for the gentlemen, my colleague from texas. can you explain to us a little bit with respect to the authorities being put forth by the state department to negotiate asylum agreements for the purpose of that? >> yeah, basically the provision reinstates and codifies into law the migrant protection protocols. otherwise known as remain in mexico. in the asylum aca's, the agreement that agreement you know very well was working. and on day one of president biden rescinded these policies. every border patrol agent i have talked to, they tell me about the direct cause and effect between that and what we are seeing on the border today. there is no question that political asylum is the magnet. it is the drought.

up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't ♪ >> todd: beautiful city of san antonio, texasto the great lee greenwood welcome to "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. we have interviewed several family members and retired and former military guys and as happy as i am to be able to get up and do what i love and feel free in this country, my heart breaks for the families. and in talking to them, a woman i interviewed about an hour

up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't ♪ >> todd: beautiful city of san antonio, texaslistening to the great lee greenwood welcome to "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. we have interviewed several family members and retired and former military guys and as happy as i am to be able to get up and do what i love and feel free in this country, my heart breaks for the families. and in talking to them, a woman i interviewed about an hour ago, she lost her husband in combat when her youngest was three weeks old. these families have given up everything for us and i hope before people go out and celebrate, which i think today needs to be a day of celebration. we are a free country and need to celebrate their service and what they have done and remember them. i hope they take time to dedicate to what today really is all about. >> todd: that spouse had a three year old, one year old and a three week old and then i just finished with that panel of gold-star parents and you heard us joking, not joking but talking about how s

this is san antonio, texas. here is a look at the flood threat as we head through the remainder of the weekend. from san antonio down to corpus christi and brownsville, flood alerts. you can see how slow moving the rain is. we're seeing copious amounts you know, dan, my weather producer and i were talking. it only takes a foot of rain to float most vehicles. they are in for more rain through monday. >> people think they can drive through it but they can't. >> turn around, don't drown. >> news you can use. thank you. >>> now, we go to sports. it was winner go home in the nba playoffs. for those who didn't go home are now going to the eastern and western conferences. >> reporter: overnight the lebron james led lakers eliminating golden state warriors. >> right to the rack. >> reporter: warriors losing to a western conference team in the playoffs for the first time since 2014. lebron james and anthony davis putting on a show in l.a. >> james snatches the rebound. here he goes. >> reporter: it was lakers rising star

i was born and raised in san antonio, texas. in a lot of ways, it was wonderful. playing video games with neighbors. in other ways, atypical. people on the streets or in grocery stores would remind us they did not feel like we belonged. i was 10 the first time someone called me a terrorist. i was at a soccer game. the referee was doing equipment checks. when he got to me herban he called me a terrorist and said people like me likes to hide bombs and weapons in turbans. after that moment i promised myself that the next time i was in a situation like that, i would stand up for myself. i started to think about what it looks like for us to engage with the challenges in our lives in ways that make us feel proud where we did not run away but also did not amplify anger? in the moments of violent racism or even small moments, i stop and ask myself how in a situation can i practice my values of service? how do we really love our neighbor as ourselves? we in this country do a very poor job of learning about one another and live alongside difference. growing up in public sch

actually endangering the migrants in question. 856 dead migrants. 53 cooked in a tractor trailer in san antonio texast summer. millions of immigrants coming to our border and 72,000 dead americans from fentanyl pouring into our communities because we are not policing the border. geoff: can anything short of comparable incentive -- comprehensive immigration reform solve this problem? there are 20 million displaced people across the western hemisphere, which suggests to me there is no end in sight to this problem. >> of course there is. we are a sovereign nation. this is the problem. my democratic colleagues do not believe we are a sovereign nation. the bill that we passed today allows for asylum to be claimed and processed. what it doesn't allow is for people to bum rush hour border. the fact that there are lots of people in the world who would like to have a better job and come to this country, god bless them. i do not begrudge them. but we are undermining the rule of law that causes people to want to come to this country. we are empowering china. talk to the fentanyl moms that i had brunch with. tal

. >> minnesota >> san antonio, texas! my sister peyton watching in georgia. >> i share a birthday with my mom turning 50 out of tennessee on "today. >> it's fleet week on the plaza. >> welcome back! beautiful friday morning are y'all so excited for the long weekend you know who is more excited than us? savannah she already started her weekend. good to have you with us today >> coming up next, history forhd sale paul newman, joy woodward, scripts up for auction we'll bring you a firsthand look right here on "today." >>> sometimes you just need to get away from it all guess what more than 40 million americans are doing just that this long memorial day weekend tom costello is at reagan national with what to expect whether you're flying or driving. >> busy here i just checked, they're averaging 4,000 passengers moving through the checkpoints here at reagan that's a lot we're expecting a busy day indeed the good news is we have good clear sky weather today to travel about 2.5 million people today will pass through the tsa chec

not many believe this when i tell them, but i was born and raised in san antonio, texas.ful. we saw our lives as very typical, always playing sports outside, riding our bikes, playing video games with neighbors. in some ways, our lives were very atypical. people on the streets or in grocery stores would remind us they did not feel like we belonged. i was 10 years old the first time someone called me a terrorist. i was at a soccer game, the referee was doing equipment checks, and when he got to me he said something about how he needed to check my turban. he called me a terrorist and he said he knows people like me like to hide bombs and knives in our headwear. i put my head forward and let him touch my turban. no one had done that before. i felt like i was giving i i promised myself next time i'm in a situation like this, i'm going to stand up for myself. i just started to think about what does it look like for us to engage with the challenges in our lives in ways that make us feel proud and we did not run away, but also did not inspire, amplify the anger in our hearts. in

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ san antonio, texas. home of the alamo, the river walk, and the whole family.uckers with deep roots in the city. it was here that bill hall met the love of his life at the tender age of 16. her name was frances. what happened the first time you laid eyes on bill? >> i just fell in love with him. i knew he was the man i was going to marry. >> at 16? >> at 16. >> they married right out of high school. a year later, daughter nikki was born. where your parents and love? >> oh, yes. we definitely saw love growing up in the house. >> that's my baby! >> what was your relationship like with your dad? >> not your typical father daughter relationship. like a best friend almost. i could tell that anything. >> for years after nikki came justin. did he really want to son? >> oh my god. when they pulled the baby out of me, they said, mr. hall, you have a son. the man cried. >> he worked hard to give his family a better life. >> bill used to clean airplanes, he went to college and on the weekends, if he was off, he would go dig ditches. we made ends meet. >> but his true pass

distinguished rotc graduate at texas tech university, born into a military family in 1962 in san antonio, texas, his grandfather in world war ii, and his father served in vietnam. he and his wife have two sons. sandra. >> sandra: thank you, jennifer. the war on women's sports continues. our next guest is getting ready to head back to court against the state of connecticut, allowed biological boys to compete against her and other girls in high school track. selena joins us, along with her attorney. this is -- i mean, your story is one of many out there right now. what do you think girls should do when put in this position? what are you telling them having gone through this yourself? >> everybody who has encountered this issue needs to speak up and ask for fairness. i was one of the very first to start speaking on this issue, and it's taken a while but we are finally starting to get somewhere where there are states starting to pass sports bills but we ultimately need to protect every single girl in this country so everybody out there needs to start speaking on this issue and ask for fairness to b

migrants in question. 856 data migrants found the wrenches. 53 cooked in a tractor-trailer in san antonio texas. millions of immigrants coming up to our border, and you have got 72,000 dead americans from fentanyl pouring into our communities. geoff: can anything short of comprehensive immigration reform solve this problem? we heard from the dhs secretary saying there are 20 million displaced people across the western hemisphere. at that suggest to me there is no end in sight. >> of course there is, we are is dominated -- sovereign nation. our democratic colleagues do not believe we are a sovereign nation. we do have doors for people to come here legally, we have asylum protections and the bill we passed today allowsor asylum to be claimed and processed. what it does not allow is for people to bum rush our border and get released into united states. the fact that there were lots of people in the world who would like to have a better job, god bless them, i do not begrudge them, but we are undermining the rule of law that causes people to want to come to this country. we are empowering china. tal

the san antonio texas to washington. he joined the ccc of the 1930s and i have premonition western civilization american democracy is going to be challenged in a way. becomes trained trained in military service and success. in a matter of months, the churchill speech will be back in uniform in the united states begins to spill the british around the world. as we gradually enter the war in europe. intelligence, a function that he had to practically invent title. in my research, the more i appreciate between disasters in the 1930s and 40s, to know our enemy. ralph led family and friends, creating time except responsibility for assembling accurate information, a matter of life and death. agents planning diversions and the invasion. it was not part of it practically everywhere right eisenhower went, there to greet him. i can imagine collaboration and they had a collaboration and must have been business like, friendly, they had jobs to do, the interactive as americans. this app i refer to is a tribe of planning a product of v

texas is just one of the states still under a severe weather threat, the tornado you see here slammed into nebraska last night. nbc's katie bacchus in san antonio, katie, you're getting some new information on the deadly tornado early this morning in south texas, what can you tell us? >> yeah, hey, lindsey, officials from the national weather service were actually sent out there to assess the damage. and confirmed that it was an ef1 tornado, responsible for one fatality and ten injuries. we have seen some pretty dramatic footage from that area this morning, homes and businesses damaged and power lines down. still, sifting through the rubble there to assess exactly what the green cleanup efforts will look like. there's still severe weather that is moving through the area, sort of in pockets at this point. scattered severe weather that goes, basically, to the northeast and where we are in san antonio, texas, right now. as we can see behind me, some of that weather has already happened here. this is a highway under pass that is next to a creek, and the creek has spilled over, shutting down the roadway, obviously, some urging a vehicle. you can see

just last summer, 53 migrants effectively cooked in a tractor trailer in the hot texas heat in san antonio, texas. 856 dead migrant, bodies found along the rio grande and in south texas and on ranches. little girls, little girls sold into sex trafficking trade, held in stash house, laredo and brownsville and el paso and houston, and throughout the country. we know this to be true. it is documented to be true now the administration can't even keep up with the children that we have. with 85,000 according to new york times, not able to be contacted. and as a photo op in white pants suits, sitting next to kids in cage, alleged, despite those cages were created by the previous administration specifically for the protection of children. it doesn't looked a good to have a photo app with 85,000 missing children. tomorrow, title 42 expires. now for the arch american, title 42 is just something, they don't know what that is. what it is is a part of our health code that allows to us say we're going to turn people away in the middle of a pandemic. yet the administration has been using that as effectively the

he begins in the 1930s the late 1930s living eastward to san antonio, texas to washington ultimately. join the ccc 1930s. he had the premonition at western civilization the american democracy is going to be challenge an important way. he becomes trained in service and trainss and military servic. it becomes a sixth sense propelling him enters theater operation. dispatched to iceland as the united states begins around the world. and as we gradually intelligence which is a function he had to practically invent is a vital part in the more i learn about world war ii in the course of my research the more i appreciate the margin between victory and disasters various lights. it's essential to know our enemy. make every effort. family and friends for an indignant period of time to face the hagrid said duty and remote area into accepting responsibility for assembling accurate information which is a matter of life or death forces. planning diversions and planning the invasion. it's not far behind. practically everywhere he went, hornstein was there to greet him. i can imagine a collaboration. a

for more, we are joined in san antonio by texas state senator roland gutierrez, whose district includessite of the school massacre less than a year ago when 19 children and two teachers were killed, also with an ar-15 semiautomatic rifle. he was at the state capitol in austin yesterday to demand some of the uvalde families who came to demand a vote on gun safety legislation. senator, welcome back to democracy now! it is great to have you with this. why don't you start off by responding to governor abbott's response to the murder of the five people, including a nine-year-old boy, talking about the dead "illegal immigrants." >> thank you, first off. it is clear greg abbott has just reached an all new low. they were just people. they were human beings and he refuses at every step along the way in his policy, his goal is to dehumanize people, dehumanize latin americans, dehumanize hispanics. that is what he has done for the last several years. certainly, the last you days was a culmination of all that hatred that he spews. it is part of why we are broken as a nation. we certainly need to co

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or the 53 migrants who died in the sweltering heat in the back of a tractor trailer south of san antonio, texas, last year. they're the victims. these are real people. this is not just a border crisis. this is a national security emergency. texans demand a solution. today i'm proud to join my colleagues in supporting h.r. 2, the secure border act of 2023. the timing of this legislation could not be more precise. with the ending of title 42. our bill will force the administration to restart construction of the border wall. it will deploy much-needed technology to the border. it will give border agents the well-deserved bonuses they need to maintain their services. several of my original provisions have been included in this package. it will require the administration to own up to the total number of known gotaways crossing the border each month as well as outlining the costs incurred by states like texas. mr. president, how many more lives will be lost? how many more will it take to take action? that's why lunes -- republicans are not ignoring this crisis. we are taking action. we are restoring

this is dave in san antonio, texas, republican, good morning. are you with us? manny in california, independent is next. caller: how are you doing? i'm just back from cuba and we've had an ongoing discussion about the 70th birthday party of my old country club. i just wanted to report back that my month in cuba, what it was like and whether to make reference to the huffington post article called manny tour. if your audience can take a look at that about the tour that i give people when they come to visit me in cuba. host: what's life like in cuba right now? caller: i am a socialist and have been because i grew up in cuba as a rich kid. i show people all the mentions in cuba and they are shocked. they are amazed that there are so many mentions in cuba and havana where i was born. i went to the country club, i thought the whole world was like the way i grew up. everybody had a mansion and it was a shock to me when i found out it wasn't that way. i love cuba. i'm one of the 50,000 cuban-americans who repatriated and i'm able to buy houses in cuba. i bought a house

jomari: durante el show en san antonio, texas, sorprendiÓ cuando subiÓ al escenario arturo carmona y vine a hablar con ustedes porque los vi con este hombre, cÓmo se llama, el marcus. yo no sabÍa que Él era de brasil. esos productos en brasil son bueno. pero Él hablaba de matrimonio. tan bello, matrimonio. tÚ no sabes porque tÚ estÁs soltero. a ti no te funciona. [risas] mira, yo estaba viendo ese hombre, pero digo yo, cualquiera tiene un matrimonio feliz viÉndose como marcos. pero como no todos nos vemos como Él. >> los veo asÍ como que nos sentamos. >> el secreto de un matrimonio feliz es todavÍa un secreto. nadie lo sabe. [risas] me voy a poner a y aquÍ para decirle al valle si. nunca dije yo lo que era la verdadera felicidad hasta que me casÉ. asÍ que.. quÉ si tÚ estÁs casada? >> si, pero me separe. necesito tener tiempo. aquÍ dice: a los hombres el secretos del siguiente. si tÚ no tienes la razÓn, cÁllate. y si tambiÉnla tienes, cÁllate. no pueden hablar. claro que sÍ. en la casa quiÉn es el que tiene la Última palabra? >> nosotras. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguen

carmona estÁ sumamente orgulloso de su hija melanie quien se presentarÁ el prÓximo viernes en san antonio, texaserÁ su retoÑo en su prÓximo show. >> cantando canciones de su autorÍa, canciones inÉditas y es su primer concierto y feliz que vaya de la mano de su mami en el escenario, es algo que me tiene muy orgulloso y lo que le falta. >> en su rol de padre carmona estÁ seguro que ha llegado el momento esperado en el que su hija cristalizarÁ su sueÑos. >> que todo eso que le estuvimos inculcando, sobre todo la humildad, seguÍ puliendo su talento, hacerle ver que es muy complicado pero hermoso que es el entretenimiento hace la gente, la mÚsica ama desde su aspiraciÓn, cantar y me llena de satisfacciÓn y feliz que Éste comprende sus sueÑos. >> 18 aÑos despuÉs arturo carmona se reencontrÓ c y muy pronto volverÁ a las telenovelas. >> feliz de iniciar con ellos esta segunda temporada de tal para cual, estoy contento y pronto los melodramas, estamos cerrando algunas cosas, no puedo hablar de ello. >> joaquÍn gonzÁlez camarÓgrafo, televisa espectÁculos, luis alejandro ortega. francisca: que el buen artu

chris in san antonio, texas on the republican line. caller: thanks for taking my call.othered me about his point is, he is always attacking the trump administration. this happened during the trump administration. the biden administration, there has always been three branches of government. maybe washington journal should remind everybody the executive branch, the congressional branch and the supreme court. now that the court is more conservative, it is getting attacked. i just think that the supreme court, that is what they are supposed to do when you have emergency actions. they need to throw back to the congress and president just like the debt ceiling. i do not think the supreme court should be involved in the debt ceiling. the congress and the president need to work that out. one last thing i want to say, guys at the university of texas, maybe you should investigate the university of texas football program. thank you for my call. host: that shadow docket in football he referred to. what else you want to respond to? guest: if your reaction is that you think the supre

or the 53 migrants who died in the sweltering heat in the back of a tractor trailer south of san antonio, texas, last year. they're the victims. these are real people. this is not just a border crisis. this is a national security emergency. texans demand a solution. today i'm proud to join my colleagues in supporting h.r. 2, the secure border act of 2023. the timing of this legislation could not be more precise. with the ending of title 42. our bill will force the administration to restart construction of the border wall. it will deploy much-needed technology to the border. it will give border agents the well-deserved bonuses they need to maintain their services. several of my original provisions have been included in this package. it will require the administration to own up to the total number of known gotaways crossing the border each month as well as outlining the costs incurred by states like texas. mr. president, how many more lives will be lost? how many more will it take to take action? that's why lunes -- republicans are not ignoring this crisis. we are taking action. we are restoring

going to see that very graphic las vegas midsize a gentleman at the gentleman from san antonio and a nether colleague from texas requesting $38 million in fema emergent hourly for san antonio in preparation for the express and title 42. for social safety net designed to help americans and invest not just at the border that's everywhere now. >> a question for the gentleman, my colleague from taxol. to explain a little back with respect to authority put forth of the state department and the purpose of that? >> basically the provision reinstates and codifies into law the migrant protection protocols. otherwise known as remain in mexico. the silent acas the agreement you know very well was working. and on day one of president biden rescinded these policies. every border patrol agent i have talked to, they tell me about the direct cause and effect between that and what we are seeing on the border today. there is no question that political asylum is the magnet. it is the drought. the cartels know our laws when they saw this change did not take them very long to exploit it for millions of dollars in exploiting the chi

potential for heavy rain over the next several days, including the big bend of texas, san antonio areaines in the region. we have heavy rain in some cities six to 12 inches of heavy rain, flash flooding is a big concern and that will continue today and through tomorrow. have a way to get watches and warnings. foxweather.com, has you covered. by the power vested in me, toss over to brian kilmeade. >> brian: role reversal, thanks. fox news alert, house oversight chairman james comer joining "fox and friends" earlier with claims about the biden family foreign deals. >> james: i think the average american was shocked when they learned children issue kids and grandkids of the president received money, as well, that is hard to explain. they went to great lengths to hide joe's involvement. they gave him nicknames called the celtic and the big guy. >> brian: joining me is frank, let's begin with you. did they do enough yesterday taking questions, 45-minute presentation, oversight committee speaking the whole time, to convince you there is a problem? >> yes, there is a problem. we have hunter's

y de béisbol reportándose y nuevamente puede ser posible en el estado de texas hoy, desde dallas hacia la ciudad de san antonios tanto mañana viernes día especial para muchos, 5 de mayo, este es el pronóstico a nivel nacional, mucha lluvia en el sur de país, en texas con actividad de tiempo severo, en el oeste con lluvia y con nieve en el oeste de la montaña y en el oeste de estados unidos puede haber recuperación . temperaturas después de varios días, lluvias y temperaturas muy por debajo de lo normal así que para mañana nos podemos quedar en casa, >>> serán tacos aguados >>> si lo hacemos en familia, lo pasamos bien, buen provecho para todos . >>> hoy es jueves de inmigración y nos acompaña la abogada alma rosa nieto. muy buenas tardes >>> buenas tardes martín >>> primero, déjame preguntarte, ice ha puesto en marcha un nuevo sistema de pagos de fianza para migrantes indocumentados ¿se trata de facilitar los procesos? pero puede complicarlos en algunos casos por la falta de claridad para quien no tenga una cuenta bancaria ¿en qué situación está el nuevo sistema? >>> sistema a nivel nacional se el nuevo sistem

san antonio. what's the risk still there in texas? >> reporter: well, jose, this area has seen a significant amount of rainfall since the early hours this morning and those storms are expected to continue through tonight and into tomorrow impacting houston and corpus christi as well. >> thank you so much >>> we have new reporting tonight about ron desantis and the major step he is taking toward a run for president it comes as he visits iowa amid a new surge in support for him there. . >> reporter: looking every bit th presidential candidate -- >> we must reject the culture of losing that is infected our party in recent years. the time for excuses is over >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis still isn't one. yet. >> so great to be in iowa. >> reporter: nbc news has learne desantis is likely to make his intentions official by the end of the month in fact, he'll have to on monday, his political staff is set to move into a new base of operations. that move will cost enough money to trigger disclosure requirements and the need to fil

texas to give his momentum on the 24 members at that jealous god, they were the guest of honor given by mr. missus moran woodward, longtime family friends. in psychedelic decorations, now in san antonioth the various kitchen accessories that she received. >> i don't know how to cook but i'm sure before and hopefully when i get back, whatever i fix. [inaudible]. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> check and lynda returned to washington, they received it a different kind of reception, something and transform the nation's capitol into a setting. the weather may have put a damper on the football with the festivities were not slowed middle east. in the least. they reference snows but the realization of that she would soon be leaving the home or she has spent the last four years and she and chuck did well with the dozens of staff members to keep the white house moving and not only do the make the presidents house function it as they seek the executive power but they also ensure that experiences a home. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ more farewells, this time the house overlooking the lawn and chuck and three of the were soon to be out of circulation it as far as the white house was concerned and 26 of their fellow aides in

san antonio. >> kelly: your first interest in america was texas, that's awesome.irst little thing of -- being a singer. i remember being like, so magic. >> kelly: been there. >> hannah: the new york orchestra -- >> kelly: never been there. >> hannah: like it was normal. >> kelly: that's amazing. is that when you figured out "i want to be a singer as well?" >> hannah: people ask me, and i was like "i don't remember wanting to do anything else." when i heard people had grown up jobs i remember thinking -- why -- >> kelly: why would you do that? >> hannah: why would you not just sing, dance, act? >> kelly: i love that. what an amazing job. i'm the opposite. i was brought up where you did real jobs and then i was like "you can make money doing that?" then i was in. >> hannah: i don't think they were surprised when i wanted nothing to do with the grown ups, the professions. [laughter] >> kelly: our daughters are about the same age. does she travel with you? you get to travel so much. >> hannah: yes, but i'm finding it is convenient that she is at school. [laughter] >>

texas. >> luk>> jeff: san antonio. is a nice place to visit but i don't recommend growing up gay there.etera? >> jeff: i think 20. >> jimmy: 20? but it's one of those things... nobody was surprised that i told my mom and she's like, i know. >> jimmy: was everyone supportive? >> jimmy: immediate family, yeah! the family was good. people still attack us in the '80s or '90s. but unlike today where everything is totally fine. >> jimmy: did you find out when you are famous and stuff like that that people started to reach out? >> jeff: you know, i was in a series of snickers commercials that aired during the nfl and the super bowl and i had not one but two of my former bullies facebook message me. >> jimmy: wow, really? >> jeff: i emailed back, suck it! [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: did they suck it? [cheers and applause] >> jeff: not yet! [laughter and applause] >> jimmy: how old were you... look who woke up over there! how old were you when you left texas and went off to pursue acting? >> luke: i left >> jeff: i was a social worker for three years in denver. and then i told eve

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this comes a year after activists in texas sue the city of san antonio over policy that prevented chick-fil-asupreme court ruled there was enough evidence to prove the city and violated a religious freedom laws. chick-fil-a chose not to pursue that location in the >> well, 6.50, is the time and in bay area sports school state warriors, general manager bob myers, as we know, is stepping down from his position. he made that announcement yesterday and is one who will guide the team to 4 nba championships. kron. 4 sports director jason dumas takes a look back at his careers. >> bob meyers was hired by the golden state warriors back in 2011 as the assistant general manager and was promoted to general manager just a year later, he was hired as an unknown commodity. in fact, he said he would have hired himself, but after a recommendation danny ainge, new warriors owner joe laker took a chance on meyers and that chance paid off 10 full myers steps down as one of the architects of 4 nba championships and was named nba executive of the year twice there where the noteworthy tree like bringing in andre i