today's stop in south texas amid rising tensions between the gop rivals with bush tweeting last weekhis marvive inconsisten inconsistency, the plan does not reflect our nation's values. trump later responded. >> jeb bush very weak on immigration, wants to let people come in. >> reporter: for all the back-and-forth, the two do have substantial issues. >> i think that people born in this country ought to be american citizens. >> you don't walk over the border and all of a sudden have another american citizen. it doesn't work that way. >> i've talked to the southwest governors, no one thinking we should be building a fence as the solution to security. >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and i will have mexico pay for that wall. >> reporter: and how to deal with the 11 million undocumented immigrants already in the united states. >> the simple fact is there is no plan to desupport 11 million people. we should give them a path to legal status. >> they came over illegally. some are wonderful people, and they've been here for a while. they've got to go out. >> report

. >> sreenivasan: when superintendent daniel king walks the halls of his south texas high school -- >> how are you guys doing? >> sreenivasan: he's not focused on the fact that nearly all of his students will live in poverty. >> good morning. >> sreenivasan: or that almost half learned english as a second language. what king talks about almost exclusively is college. >> have you started college classes already? >> yes. >> sreenivasan: in a district on the mexican border where most adults have no college education, daniel king is intent on ensuring their children get one, before they even leave high school. >> what are you going to study? >> in the medical field. >> any idea what yet? >> no. >> sreenivasan: seven year kin's district partnered with south texas college to offer classes for free to all 8,000 plus high school students. >> college becomes something concrete for them. are you going to have an associate degree? stay still have the potential to leave here for two years of college under their belt. that's a big economic savings. >> sreenivasan: this may nearly 500 seniors gradu

san antonio and all of south texas have this. what you see time and again is domestic abuse victims who are not able to make a call, not comfortable making a call, embarrassed to speak voice to voice, have found texting as the way they can comfortably communicate. we believe lives have been saved. we've seen reports of this in. the state of maryland has converted. it is proven technology, next generation. time to upgrade. ernie: keep us up to date on this. mark levine, thanks for joining us. keep it right here. we're coming back with more news. once a giant, always a giant. nick is here with some nice weather. he's a giant, too. nick: we have great weather to stick around for a while. low humidity, a few scattered clouds out there. let's keep this going into the upcoming weekend. ernie: sounds good. sounds very good. join us tomorrow for a look at the shortage of commercial pilots in america. the industry has a pipeline to replace retiring pilots, but it's running dry. why is it happening and what does it mean for you? what can b

and i lost them in a fashion very different from any predator that we have in south texas.rested in the meat as much as it was the blood. and in all instances, it was all opened up just in this thorax area, and there was no blood at all. and everybody's saying, oh, my gosh, that's the chupacabra. >> shirts were made, and it was all over the town. >> the myth of the chupacabra is a big story here because we have a high hispanic population that has believed in this for a very long time. >> the story spread through spanish-speaking publications and the internet over the 1990s and into the 2000s. >> legend has it the chupacabra is a vampire dog said to inhabit parts of south america and texas. >> a chupacabra in spanish means the goat sucker or the sucker of goats. >> in all the stories that i have read about the chupacabra and it had fiery red eyes and stood on its back legs and appeared to have some spine down its back, or do that and the chupacabra's going to get you. >> dr. canyon's blood-thirsty predator kills 28 chickens over a 15-month period, showing its face only once.

and so it wasn't envogue to be an interracial couple in south texas in the early 70s. what's great is now their youngest son is about to be -- is a member of congress. and, you know, when they first moved to san antonio, they had difficulty buying a home. and now i'm representing my hometown. and part of that is because people are no longer voting on color of your skin. it's on the content of your character. people knew that i was going to work hard and try to get things done. i was going to work across the aisle. and that i have an experience and background that is unique. nobody up here has that. and so for me, it's about working hard. at the end of the day, whether you're black, brown or anything, you know, people care about a couple things. they want food on the table, a roof over their head and they want the people that they love to be healthy and happy. and when you address those issues, it doesn't matter which community you're in, it's going to resonate with people. >> you're different from the president in terms of parties. but do you have a sense of his own ba

otherwise waking up to sunshine mild south texas across the area especially cities south and east northst a little cooler. heat wave does continue 90s today and 90s on sunday finally breaking later in the workweek and lots of sunshine today. we'll see a few chances for an isolated shower or thunderstorm mainly north of philadelphia. i'll show you that in a minute. right now 75 already in philadelphia. sun and clouds winds out of the southwest at 7 miles per hour. temperatures, as i mentioned, cooler to the north and west low 60s. 63 in allentown, 65 lancaster, 65, that's the warm spot in philadelphia. south and east of philadelphia 71 millville, 73 atlantic city. it is 71 in dover delaware. there's the mild start, hot finish once again. sunshine, breezy outside. we'll be windy later on this afternoon. breezy this morning but winds picked up as a cold front moved through later this afternoon. look at winds right now right around 7 miles per hour in philadelphia to 8 miles in wilmington. by later on this afternoon, you'll see winds from 15 20 gusting up to 20 miles per hour at times. then

in fact, just in the past couple of weeks the detention centers for some of these people in south texasause a handful of them were in fact detained pending their hearings, well, the judge has now told the government they have to close them and let all those people out so even the minimal kind of pretend enforcement that the obama administration has engaging in looks like it may not continue. >> well, you know, the whole idea of, you know, saying you've got to let them out of these centers, this administration is flying them all over the country, into maine, into virginia, and into california. they get a free plane ride, too, and the american people are fed up and hopefully this is going to change because we can't allow ourselves to be victims over and over again of individuals with criminal records and people have to stand up. anyway, mark krikorian, thanks so much for your expertise. >> thank you. >> up next, honeymooning with blood thirsty terrorists. two american newlyweds charged with trying to join isis. why does this keep happening? my next guest tries to give me so (vo) after 50

were they all down in south texas or some in arizona area? were they california? it doesn't seem like we'll ever be able to get a grip of dealing with reentries by people that come in illegally if we don't know where they're reentering. the fellow i mentioned that i had dealt with when he was back in my court, i asked how he came back in, and he said, well, they took him to the border and watched him walk across and then after the officials -- took him to the border drove off, then he came back across and ended up back in our county. so it seems like that ought to be where the focus is. is there any indication that if mr. sanchez had been given amnesty somewhere between the first illegal entry and the fifth that he would not have shot kathryn steinle? any indications that amnesty would have prevented this? >> i'm not sure i understand your question? >> i think it's a pretty basic question. the white house is saying that the fault for the shooting of this beautiful young lady in san francisco was because republicans have not passed comprehensive immigration reform.

spread eastward and southward over the next few days and i went to a high temperatures as far south as texasd be only in the upper 60s. unseasonably cool they are behind this front we will continue to track ahead of it seems summerlike throughout these midweek. over to you, dagen. dagen: thank you, maria mostly not, our meteorologist here at fox. forget about the ipad and the iphone. it could be the high car. apple appears to be ready to test us his version of a self driving automobile. checking your stock index futures let's get another great week going. a two-point gain on the dow right now. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and ricky news. ♪ on trend 'd you ever learn... ♪ ♪ to fight without saying a word? ♪ ♪ then waltz back into my life ♪ ♪ like it's all gonna be all right ♪ ♪ don't you know how much it hurts? ♪ ♪ when we don't talk ♪ when we don't touch ♪ when it doesn't feel like we're even in love ♪ ♪ it matters to me ♪ when i don't know what to say ♪ ♪ don't know what to do ♪ don't know if it really even matters to you ♪ ♪ how can i make you see ♪ it matter

facebook page, carlin joined the army in 2013, served in south korea in 2014 and end grew up in south texasre in maryland deeply disturbing. >> it's scary, but that could happen anywhere. you got to be careful. >> reporter: police say ramirez was married, but she was home alone with the baby at the time of her crime and her death, police are saying little about her husband except to say they are in touch with him and he is accessible and answering questions. the baby's in the care of people police describe as fell and friends. a brother in texas is saying knock about this except to say that he -- nothing about this except to say that he is in search of answers just like the rest of us. reporting live in severn, maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> and if you have any information, please contact the anne arundel county police. >>> police in prince william county are looking for someone who touched a child in a wal- mart. here are the surveillance photos. a 12-year-old girl says she was shopping at the store on sudley road in manassas. midnight on august 22nd she was approached by somebody she di

south texas money management and jack howl of barons. good to see both of you. count down of the closing bell. and oil down, gold down, and malissa francis. >> boy, am i happy to see him. >> thank you very much. good to be here. well, president obama's new carbon rules are going to hit us all in higher energy cost. will that hit the economy? >> and nice guys finish last, the ceo who would find minimum wage at his company to $70,000 a year, didn't work out the way he thought. >> not quite. and donald trump saying he pays as little as possible on taxes because he thinks government spends our money badly. is that going to hurt him or help him with the polls? and we can't forget about these markets. a big come back toward the end of the day. but still falling in three digits in the dow. the dow triple digits to the negative. although look at this. >> came back a little here. >> did you believe digits. but, again, that oil market getting killed today. almost a 4% down market. >> yeah. well, wall street here tomorrow. here's everything you need to know right now. new

like a shocking number of people crammed into such a small space is actually not that uncommon in south texasno big sur prize to us no more. we deal with it on a daily basis. >> because of la jolla's proximity to mexico and because the fence along the texas border is incomplete, illegal immigrants are able to slip undetected into the united states. >> this is the border the united states has built. apparently this is where the fence ends right here. this is how close we are to the river, you know. so there is a gap between here, the other fence, and maybe 50 miles west of where we stand at this point. >> the immigrants are sent to border patrol for processing. with so much of the border fence still under construction and a shortage of people patrolling the area, chief gutierrez knows incidents like this are bound to happen again, and he thinks there is really only one solution. >> i think we need stiffer punishment for these coyotes, these people transporting immigrants and trying to make a quick buck out of them. i think that can be the only way it will come to a halt. >>> it's a shocking en

message to those who are coming here illegally, to those contemplating coming here illegally into south texas, we will send you back. >> that was homeland security jay johnson roughly a year ago after he witnessed the huge surge of immigrants at our southern border. recent statistics reveal we're still seeing tens of thousands of kids and families pouring across the border. what happens to all of them. what does it mean for the united states. mark, thanks for being here. >> glad to be here. >> we know they come across as families. if there are children involved, a lot of times they end up in detention centers while they wait for processing. we've reported that some of the families, 84% of them when they were allowed to stay free instead of hanging around for their hearings, they didn't show up. that's a problem. but now the administration has a problem because a federal judge in california said they can't hold the families in the detention centers only for short periods of time. what does that mean? where do they go? >> they weren't holding that many of them anyway. but the small number of th

. >> reporter: it didn't take long for jeb bush to go on the offense during his day stop at the south texas border city of mccallen. he went straight for trump's immigration policy. >> his plans are not grounded in conservative principals. it would cost hundreds of billions of dollars. it's not realistic. >> reporter: last month trump flew his train down to loredo. >> we have a tremendous danger with the illegals coming in. >> reporter: trump is needling his fellow gop candidate. >> it's rough, tough stuff. this is not love. i think he will be able to figure that out, maybe. >> reporter: both bush and trump met with local officials, the similarities end there. campaign officials say bush has visited the border before and is familiar with the issues dominating the immigration debate. bush tweeting last week, his massive inconsistencies aside, donald trump's immigration plan is not conservative and does not reflect our nation's values. trump later responded at his alabama rally. >> jeb bush, very weak on immigration. wants to let people come in. >> reporter: for all the back and forth, the tw

the former governor in south texas today. he didn't actually visit the border, correct?> that was one of the main questions. the former governor speaking at the mexican restaurant over my shoulder instead of making the 6-mile drive to the border. some of his aide and campaign officials saying the reason for that, the former governor has seen the border and in their word, is very well aware of what happens there. i have to tell you, we did notice a different jeb bush. full of this, sort of new energy. even feisty at times. he was using that new tone to take direct, direct jabs at his main opponent, donald trump. criticizing his immigration plan. as to build a massive wall and to deport the estimated 11 million undocumented people in the country. really not affordable. not realistic. and simply not conservative enough. >> interesting. his entire team has been more aggressive over the last several days when it comes to donald trump. i understand the governor did address the use of his controversial term anchor baby. what did he say? >> yeah, right. he brought the controvers

the creatures are of the south, near texas and florida. the spca believes someone illegally kept it as a pet and abandoned it. >>> tonight, janice, it's feeling crispy. >> even in the city, the temperatures are around 70 right now. this is the coolest we've seen in midtoot for the last stretch of days. another chilly night for us. it's clear out there, too. our weather just rema?!s fantastic around here. here's a look from the top of the rock camera view. right now, the temperature in the park is at 71. skies are mainly clear across the area. we're expecting another cool tomorrow. before the heat and the humidity return this weekend. it will be back. in the meantime, we're tracking tropical storm erika closelh there are watches and warnings across the caribbean islands and into the bahamas. next stop will be the virgin islands. they're already getting heavy rain. heavy winds and rain. then it moves toward the dominican republic. haiti is not outlined here. their government has not issued a warning yet, but they're in just as much trouble f

the creatures are from the south near texas and florida. the suffolk county spca thinks someone illegally kept this as a pet and then abandoned it. >>> well, the cleanup's underway now after a fast-moving fire tore through three homes in new jersey. cell phone video shows flames engulfing a house on east 2nd street in plainfield. quickly spread next door, firefighters say the two-alarm fire erupted around 2:00 this morning. more than 50 firefighters rushed to the scene. the cause is still under investigation. >>> and getting up close and personal with the falls of patterson. after two years of construction, the park opens tomorrow. you'll see a new dog walk there. several of those, as a matter of fact. landscape walking pads and a wall that was rebuilt. improvements cost nearly $2 million with the state and county footing the bill. >>> ten years ago today, hurricane katrina was bearing down on new orleans. when news 4 at 6:00 returns, we'll take you to the remembrance ceremonies held in the big easy today. >>> plus, a new plan to keep this

advocates on the ground are being told these detainees are being held at facilities in south texas. i'm concerned that we may have transferred our border security to the had mexican government, and that they are sum air illy supporting refugees without any protection under international law. u.s. pressure, mexico has more than doubled its detention of central american children, families in the last year, without resources. i find these practices troubling. even if there are several news reports about the horrific violence in the region, especially against women and girls, an article stating that central americans are being killed upon their deportation from mexico and the united states. i would like to enter some of these into the record, mr. chairman. >> if if the gentleman will at some point designate which one, we will put them record. >> law enforcement involves persecution two, and we have an obligation to make sure we don't undermine that in our borders, what is the administration doing to ensure that central americans refugees are being honored by both our government and that

contangoed as it is producers can still borrow money if there is any money to be borrowed down in south texas there's going to be many, many more bankruptcies. but with the term structure positively sloped drillers can still drill, they can sell the deferred futures, crude oil is bidding to go into storage-k and as long as the contango continues and especially if the contango that's spread between the front months and the back months continues to widen that's illustrative of a continued bear market. where can crude go? it's going to get a three handle before it's done. and you may be surprised how wide the term structure may get. it would not shock me in the course of the next year or two that we had $20 between the spot rate and two years forward. that will continue to allow drilling as long as people hedge. those who don't hedge, they're doomed to destruction. >> dennis, what's interesting is in the early days of the wti downturn we were talking about the high yield market and how this could have an impact on high yield because oil and gas were huge issuers during the boom times and then th

same deal down south in texas and for the large part of the southwest. >>> if you're flying, airportle in phoenix because of the stormy weather predicted there. >>> authorities disrupted an attempt to smuggle drugs into a maryland prison using a drone. >> two men arrested after drugs, tobacco and pornography was found. similar attempts reported in south carolina and ohio. it's the latest in a string of crime waves for law enforcement, particularly prison officials. there are several challenges to curtailing the threat. >> there are several towers around many of the facilities. those are not manned 24/7. more eyes obviously on the air and on the ground would help increase safety both for inmates and for correctional officers. >>> it's not just a problem in the u.s., since 2013 around the world there have been 16 attempts to smuggle illegal contraband into prisons. >>> in new york air traffic controller could be reprimanded following a fatal plane crash. the controller directed a pilot with engine trouble to a nonexistent runway at a closed airport. the plane crashed later onto railroa

south carolina, texas just came in number one -- >> they love you. >> i'm number one in florida. >> where do you get the confidence from? >> i don't think it's confidence. i just believe in what i'm doing. i don't even believe it as confidence, i believe so strongly in what i'm doing. our country. i love the companies and my children, we have fun and i built a great company. don't forget, people said oh, never -- and my financials were far greater than anybody ever thought possible. it has got great everything. it has the best properties. there is something much more important about it. that is the country. and i just think i'm going to do a great job. when you say confident. i don't think it's confident. i just believe in what i'm saying. and we can turn this country around, we can create jobs. you know, we have 93 million people unemployed. it's a phoney statistic when they say 9.3%. we have millions and millions of people on food stamps. just a terrible situation going on, it's a phoney reporting system, you know it could be 40%, the actually number could be 40%. i actually saw a numbe

you are looking at the best places, particularly in south texas, it may be 30-30 five dollars.e market prices go. we believe that oil is a reasonably open market. one of the factors affecting demand, which is not something people talk that much about these days is the shift to electric cars. it is not affecting demand much right now. the oil side think it is going to take a long time before electric cars you into demand, but people on the technology side, the optimists in silicon valley think it is around the corner. what do you say? jim: electric cars are a fun and exciting topic. battery costs have come down. electric cars of a very interesting future long-term, but that is a bit of a distraction for the oil market, at least in terms of looking at the next 5-10 years. the bigger impact today and in the next several years ahead are rising fuel economy standards around the world. that has a much bigger impact on demand today and in the years ahead. electric vehicles are very exciting and very interesting. matt: thanks a much for joining us today. jim burkart there. i want to qu

the nuseum here in washington from the atlanta journal constitution, "cruz keeps focus on the south." texas u.s. senator ted cruz was flocked after a solemn prayer service in birmingham suburbs. ovations greeted him long before he took the stage at a standing room rally and more than 1,000 people crammed into a town hall to eat free ice cream and hear him speak. it's the biggest commitment yet of any presidential candidate to the s.e.c. primary. the collection of mostly southern states voting as a bloc on march 1st. by the way, also jeb bush is going to be talking this evening in california. he'll be giving a foreign policy speech. we'll have coverage of that. it'll be airing at 11:00 p.m. eastern time, then 8:00 p.m. on the pacific. politico has a story this morning with the headline that jeb bush is expected to assail clinton and obama on iraq. he will ask, where was the secretary of state clinton in all of this? so tune in if you're interested in that. 11:00 p.m. eastern time. part of our road to the white house coverage here on c-span. then here's this headline in "the chicago sun times

. >> he was somebody that taught at an american-mexican school in south texas so he understood the discriminatidiscrimination, and once he became president, he was not just representing texas anymore but representing the whole country and he realized the deep-seeded racial problems had to

heat in deep south, no relief. texas through alabama. >> it's that time of year unfortunately. >> dog days. >> no doubt. thank you. >>> a major drug bust for u.s. coast guard capturing eight tons of cocaine smuggled in a homemade submarine. pete williams reports. >> the officers shout get out as she search the podd-looking vessel for drugs. the u.s. coast guard approach this is submarine. they find four suspected drug smugglers from columbia carrying cocaine worth 4$480 million, th biggest bust in coast guard history. it was spotted by a navy plane in the pacific last month. the video just released. >> this was blue so it would blend into the water. you can see the exhaust pipe and cockpit. they're very difficult to see. >> the semi submersibles have become a favorite of cocaine traffickers that began using them a decade ago. they're now thought to carry as much as a third of all illegal drugs smuggle into the u.s. by sea. pete williams, nbc, washington. >>> the political debate lit social media on fire last night. we'll

it is still hot down to the south, mainly in texas. king at temperatures, actual air temperatures over 100 degrees mark. 102 san antonio. feel-like temperatures will approach 110 once again. still very hot down to the south. back to you. >> that's dangerously hot. thanks for. that. >>> find out which presidential candidate will be among stephen colbert's first guests. >>> and feds recall one of kim kardashian 's instagram posts. we'll explain when "way too early" comes right back. ♪ ♪ watch as these magnificent creatures take flight, soaring away from home towards the promise of a better existence. but these birds are suffering. because this better place turned out to have a less reliable cell phone network, and the videos on their little bird phones kept buffering. birds hate that. so they came back home. because they get $300 from switching back to verizon, and so can you! verizon. come home to a better network. >>> colorado governor says it was an accident the river was contaminated with waste water and it could soon reopen. hicken l

south carolina, texas just came in number one -- >> they love you. >> i'm number one in florida. >> where do you get the confidence from? >> i don't think it's confidence. i just believe in what i'm doing. i don't even believe it as confidence, i believe so strongly in what i'm doing. our country. i love the companies and my children, we have fun and i built a great company. don't forget, people said oh, never -- and my financials were far greater than anybody ever thought possible. it has got great it has the best properties. there is something much more important about it. that is the country. and i just think i'm going to do a great job. when you say confident. i don't think it's confident. i just believe in what i'm saying. and we can turn this country around, we can create jobs. you know, we have 93 million people unemployed. it's a phoney statistic when they say 9.3%. we have millions and millions of people on food stamps. just a terrible situation going on, it's a phoney reporting system, you know it could be 40%, the actually number could be 40%. i actually saw a number that said

. >> reporter: before he went to wdbj bryce williams worked at stations in florida, south carolina and texas, but few will remember him for that. >> all right, guys. he's got something in his right hand and he reached for something. i don't know what he reached for. >> reporter: this is who people rill remember, the man who ruthlessly -- will remember, the man who ruthlessly took the lives of two young journalists on tv while people watched. >> it would appear at some point in his life things were spiraling out of control. >> reporter: after shooting and killing alison parker and her photographer adam ward flanagan fled the scene. a few hours later he posted a picture of the shooting on his twitter account claiming the pair had wronged him, one by supposedly making racist remarks, the other reportedly reporting flanagan to hr. >> after many of his incidents of anger coming to the fore , we dismissed him and he did not take that well. >> reporter: the shooting happened around 6:30 this morning. police found flanagan at the airport. >> flanagan then left the airport in a shelve sonic that he r

but it is a hot one ahead for anyone from south texas to alabama.those heat advisories. many of them just going up at this hour excessive heat warnings for little rock and east of oklahoma city, the numbers, the heat index will feel like 110 in little rock today. later this afternoon in jackson, 109. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. increasing sunshine. breezy. by much more dry. 65 at coast. 91 inland. the seven-day outlook shows seasonal temperatures this weekend. but cooler-than-average delaney, are you ready for luke bryan? i think so. i think we're all ready. that weather report brought to you by tracfone. see you soon. give a big smile. >> thank you. >>> coming up the new hazard on the road. shattering glass. hundreds of complaints happening while behind the wheel. "gma investigates." >>> jennifer aniston's top secret wedding. she really did it. she pulled it off and all the friends that showed up. ♪ fone presents "how to make your smartphone smarter." step one: bring us your 4g lte smartphone and keep your network and number for

. >> reporter: it didn't take long for jeb bush to go on the offense during his day stop at the south texasthe former florida governor went straight for his fellow candidate's donald trump's immigration policy. >> mr. trump's plans are not grounded in conservative principles. it would cost hundreds of billions of dollars. it's not realistic. i welcome mr. trump into the debate. i think that's great. he's a serious candidate. he ought to be held to what serious candidates need to be held to. he needs to be held to account for his views. >> reporter: from immigration to border security bush sought to show his deep fluency with the issue dominating the republican race frequently using spanish to answer reporters' questions. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: bush again defended his controversial use of the term "anchor baby" to describe children born in the u.s. to undocumented parents, comments that have been under fire from dpm democrats. >> this is ludicrous for the clinton campaign and others to suggest that somehow i'm using a derogatory term. what i was talking about was the specific case

responded with the resources of personnel in june 2014 and the number of illegal migrants crossing into south texas has dropped dramatically since then. so far this year we have not seen a return to the spike from last year or anything close to it. fiscal year 2014 through the mud of june apprehensions on our southern border was just over 381,002 the month of june this fiscal year total apprehensions on our southwest border are approximately 242,000 which is a 36% decrease. if the pace continues and we obviously don't know for sure if it will if it continues through the last portion of the fiscal year, the total will be the lowest number of apprehensions since the 1970s. apprehensions as unaccompanied children across the southwest border are down significantly as well. during the first nine months of fiscal year 2015, apprehensions along the southwest border were 26,685 which is 54% decrease compared to the same period last year during the surge. the bottom line of all of this it is now if you take an historical note much harder to cross illegally and i think people know that. these numbers althoug

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jeb bush came to south texas because he wanted to counterpunch all these attacks he's been getting from donald trump on immigration, and to show skeptical republican voters that he can beat the billionaire front-runner. jeb bush in his home state of texas, taking shots at donald trump over his promise to build a beautiful wall. >> you have to have a much deeper strategy than just building a fence. >> hours before, trump had already launched a pre-emptive strike. >> bush, by the way, attacked me in a very modest way. he's a low-energy person, so when he attacks, he attacks with low energy. >> trump's trouncing of the gop field in recent polls has pumped bush up. >> this is ruludicrous. >> dismissing questions from spanish speaking language in both languages about his use of a term some immigrants find offensive, anchor babies. >> i think we need to chill out as it relates to the political cretness. >> that soundsa lot like trump and so does this. >> you might want to read my book. >> president obama, secretary kerry, i highly think you should read this book quickly. >> and while bush was

south carolina, texas just came in number one -- >> they love you. >> i'm number one in florida. >> whereconfidence from? >> i don't think it's confidence. i just believe in what i'm doing. i don't even believe it as confidence, i believe so strongly in what i'm doing. our country. i love the companies and my children, we have fun and i built a great company. don't forget, people said oh, never -- and my financials were far greater than anybody ever thought possible. it has got great everything. it has the best properties. there is something much more important about it. that is the country. and i just think i'm going to do a great job. when you say confident. i don't think it's confident. i just believe in what i'm saying. and we can turn this country around, we can create jobs. you know, we have 93 million people unemployed. it's a phoney statistic when they say 9.3%. we have millions and millions of people on food stamps. just a terrible situation going on, it's a phoney reporting system, you know it could be 40%, the actually number could be 40%. i actually saw a number that said 42%,

/mexico border today in south texas. he's meeting with local officials to discuss border security, as immigration remains a top issue for gop candidates. nbc's chris jansing is traveling with the bush campaign this morning. she's in mission texas. good morning, what's the candidate aiming to accomplish there today? >> well, good morning, jose. draw contrast, a contrast to the man who has put immigration back on the front burner. donald trump, of course, to show he is very different in his approach. donald trump, of course, wants to build a very big wall, one he says will be beautiful. he also wants mass deportation and only letting the good people back in. a plan that has been widely mocked by many of his opponents, particularly jeb bush, who considered himself something of an open book on this issue, no pun intended. he wrote a book a couple years ago, 274 pages, i think it was, on the immigration issue. he said the $500 billion plus some people have estimated donald trump's plan would cost is ridiculous. he has been fo

. >> he was somebody that taught at an american-mexican school in south texas so he understood the discriminati discrimination, and once he became president, he was not just representing texas anymore but representing the whole country and he realized the deep-seeded racial problems had to be solved and he felt strong about the vote, and he felt the vote was the ability to get somebody to change their circumstances. martin hraouter king comes to the white house and says to johnson, we need a voting rights act, and he said, martin, i agree with you, but i can't do it this year i have all this other great society legislation to push, and then many people are beaten and nearly die marching for voting rights and johnson is shrewd enough to understand that the country was outraged and he needed to start pushing this, so basically the justice department started to draw up a voting rights bill before selma, but johnson and his administration moved quickly, and he talked about the voting rights act, and six months after the atrocities in selma, we had a voting rights bill. it was quick and effective an

freedom of speech -- all of the media is controlled out of the south -- texas, georgia, florida. part it is the jews and millionaires on the east coast. four holes are taken from. if that factors in into any of your experiences. guest: bob koehler's are based in d.c., california, new york, all over the place. the major media polls. the methodology is solid. it is getting representative samples of regionally and demographically. if you do not like the results your right, that is to not like, but in general these are tried and true methods and when you see pretty similar results come out of every single poll, it is eye-opening. guest: there are all centers all around the country, and what you're trying to do is your trying to get a neutral voice. do you mean -- guest: the person on the phone is no idea where they are calling from, in terms of accident or region of the country. not to create any bias. that is for a reason, because you're trying to make sure that you get the best response from the individual you're calling you can get. host: from gettysburg, pennsylvania. good mornin

jeb bush came to south texas to punch back hard against donald trump. a new strategy. to prove to skeptical republican voters he's tough enough to beat the billionaire front-runner. jeb bush in his home state of texas, taking shots at donald trump over his promise to buildle a beautiful wall. >> you have to have a much deeper strategy than just building a fence. >> reporter: hours before, trump had launched a preemptive strike. >> bush attacked me in a modest way. person. when he attacks, he attacks with low energy. >> reporter: trump's trouncing up. >> this is ludicrous. >> reporter: a more combative bush, speaking in both languages about his use of a term some anchor baby. >> we need to take a step back and chill out a little bit as it relates to the political >> reporter: that sounded like trump and so did this. >> you may want to read my book "immigration wars" which i published four years ago. >> president obama, secretary of state kerry, i think you should read this book. >> reporter: while bush was meeting with local officials, trump was posting this video. >> wo

big player in south texas. in 2011 one of their rigs could drill 16 wells per year.t same rig was up to 41 wells in just a three-year periodical and the wells that they're driving, they're drilling the horizontal sections of the well and the stages that they're using are much more productive. you have one well just the other day uqe in western pennsylvania, the production rate on that as well was 72 million cubic feet per day. that's two to five did times better than even the record gas wells that we've had here in the u.s. stuart: well, you know, the policy in the united states at the moment. we've got to shit to renewable. solar and wind. we've the only thing to do that. >> sure. stuart: but why? you're describing extraordinary productivity for natural gas and oil that comes out of our own territory and yet we don't want it. i don't understand this. i really don't. >> you're not the only one. you're not the loan ranger here, stuart. i don't understand it either. in fact, when you look at what's happening in the oil and gas sector in terms of productivity gains in t

jeb bush came to south texas with a new strategy to punch back against attacks from donald trump, and show skeptical republicans he's tough enough to beat the billionaire front-runner. jeb bush in his home state of texas, taking shots at donald trump over his promise to build a beautiful wall. >> you have to have a much deeper strategy than just building a fence. >> hours before, trump had already launched a pre-emptive strike. >> bush, by the way, attacked me in a very modest way. he's a low-energy person, so when he attacks, he attacks with low energy. >> trump's trouncing of the gop field in recent polls has pumped bush up. >> this is ludicrous. >> a more combative bush, dismissing questions in both languages. about his use of a term some immigrants consider offensive. anchor babies. >> i think we need to take a step back and chill out a little bit as it relates to the political correctness. >> that sounded a lot like trump, and so did this. >> you might want to read my book, immigration wars, which i published four years ago. >> president obama, secretary kerry, i highly think you

, arizona, california, florida, georgia, louisiana, mississippi, new york, north carolina, south carolina, texas and virginia. this new legislation was decidedly better than the previous legislation which only covered four states. georgia, louisiana, mississippi and texas. the 13 states account for half of the united states population and encompass most of the places where voting is commission is most prevalent today like florida, north carolina and texas. this formula includes the southern states that were initially targeted by the voting rights act, where discrimination against african americans remains a problem. along with diverse coastal states like california and new york, which have more recently discriminated against ethnic groups like latinos, and asian-americans, reflecting the continuing changing them at graphics of this country. additionally, hr2867 does not contain any carveout for discriminatory voter id laws, and requires states to get free clearance for changes that often target minority voters today. states would need to get federal approval for things like new voter id laws, an

jeb bush came to south texas with a new strategy as to punch back hard against the attack from donald some skeptical republican voters that he is tough enough to beat the billionaire front runner. jeb bush in his home state of texas, taking shots at donald trump over his promise to build a beautiful wall smr you have to have a much deeper strategy than just building a fence. >> hours before, trump had already launched a preemptive strike. >> bush by the way attacked me in a modest way. you know, he's a low energy person, so when he attacks, he attacks with low energy. >> frump's trouncing of the field have pumped bush up. >> this is ludicrous. >> a more combative bush, dismissing spanish speaking pedia in both hostages, about his use of a term some immigrants consider offensive. anchor babies. >> i think we need to take a step back, chill out a bit as political correct inside. >> reporter: that sounded a lot like trump, so did this. >> you might want to read my book "immigration wars" which i published four years ago. >> president obama, secretary clinton, i highly think you should re