one day at work one of the nurses came in and dropped a pamphlet on my desk for tarrant county community college. i had always thought of college as belonging to someone else, but that day and started to believe perhaps it could belong to me, too. the state of texas helped making -- by making it affordable, even for a single mother like me. i still work full-time and waited tables four nights a week. while it was not easy, in the texas i grew up in, it was possible. when i transferred to texas christian university, received scholarships that covered the cost of my tuition. but today, students facing the same challenges that i once based are unfortunately not able to receive the same kind of assistance. i have a women's health care clinic very close to where i lived. for those next few years that is where i received the entirety of my health care. today of course, in texas, partisan legislation on top of years of severe budget cuts have cut that access from tens of thousands of women across the state. each of them has lost the only health care they have ever known. regardless of your poli

a company in tarrant county. miller paving up in carroll county. they were hit twice. this is not an isolated thing. >> he believes the thieves did their homework. the mid-atlantic carpenters training facility captured some of the caper on surveillance. >> we saw two individuals exit the track and proceed from there onto the east side of our building. >> the thieves cut the chain to a gate. they managed to turn one surveillance camera to the ground and placed a garbage bag on another. they began transferring 5000 gallons of these oh. -- of diesel. wind dislodged the bag. >> at which point we were able to capture a box truck. >> police now have all the surveillance footage. they do not expect to reco the diesel or its worth. >> it is frustrating. it is a family business. they are taking money right out of our pockets. >> despite the surveillance footage, the fact that this crime happened overnight and in an industrial arc presents a serious challenge. live, david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> still ahead at 6:00, it is almost back to school time. >> time or kids to get t

one day at work one of the nurses came in and dropped a pamphlet on my desk for tarrant thatty community college. pamphlet opened the door for me. i had always thought of college as belonging to someone else, but that day and started to believe perhaps it could belong to me, too. the state of texas helped making it affordable, even for a single mother like me.in addition to going to school, i still work full-time and waited tables four nights a week. while it was not easy, in the texas i grew up in, it was possible. when i transferred to texas christian university, received scholarships that covered the cost of my tuition. but today, students facing the same challenges that i once faced are unfortunately not able to receive the same kind of assistance.there is so much greater needs. some may qualify students who can't get help because there is not enough to go around. other things made my future possible. when i needed basic healthcare services, i have a women's health care clinic very close to where i lived. for those next few years that is where i received the entirety of my health car

the drip, drip, drip of sliding stock prices turned into something more today, something like a tarrant. investors digested troubled news with walmart and cisco and claims mean the federal reserve will reduce stimulus sooner rather than later. the dow is 546 points or 3.5% below the all-time high hit on august 2. the s&p 500 is 48 points or 2.8% below the peak set that day. new today's sell off accounts for half of those declines from the all-time highs, the dow down 225 points, the nasdaq lost 63 and the s&p 500 lower by 24. but it wasn't just stocks that fell today. bond prices tumbled, too, largely on the fed fears. the yield on the ten-year bond is 2.77%, it's highest in two years. also moving up today were gold prices. they spiked more than 2% settling above $1360 an ounce as the dollar fell against the eros and the yen. >>> as tyler just mentioned, the news from walmart gave investors the jitters. the earnings lowered the outlook for the rest of the year. but what was most troubling, the world's largest retailer said consumer spending isn't as strong as we thought. american consum

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actually, it happened when i was standing in front of a book county tarrant community college. very g what was to be my first college book. i will never forget the feeling book in my hands. and s an incredible overpowering moment. anyone in myr than family had ever gotten and farther than i had ever hoped myself. i know how proud my father was. because i know how proud i was girls on their first day of college. every texan deserves that moment. deserves a voice. and every texan needs to know belongs to all of us and we all can play a role in shaping it. the leaders who capture this ones who l be the write the next chapter in texas' story. in america's story. as i learned sitting at the with my able grandfather, the task may not be may not be easy. but it's important. essential. and together it can be done. thank you very, very much. [ applause ] >> thank you. we have a lot of questions and many of them, as you might the same re along themes. so let's just get this out of away.ay right you mentioned your feud with rick perry. are you thinking about running succeed him as governo

one day at work one of the nurses came in and dropped a pamphlet on my desk for tarrant county community college. i had always thought of college as belonging to someone else, but that day and started to believe perhaps it could belong to me, too. the state of texas helped making -- by making it affordable, even for a single mother like me. i still work full-time and waited tables four nights a week. while it was not easy, in the texas i grew up in, it was possible. when i transferred to texas christian university, received scholarships that covered the cost of my tuition. but today, students facing the same challenges that i once based are unfortunately not able to receive the same kind of assistance. i have a women's health care clinic very close to where i lived. for those next few years that is where i received the entirety of my health care. today of course, in texas, partisan legislation on top of years of severe budget cuts have cut that access from tens of thousands of women across the state. each of them has lost the only health care they have ever known. regardless of your poli

it's conducted by the tarrant group, a republican firm that did the polling here in this district.o that it wouldn't be seen as a bias one way or the other. in this district, in this district, 79% of the voters responded to this poll would support a plan to allow a path to legalization. a path to legalization, 78%. and the poll said nearly 3/4 said immigration reform is a very important issue. so 70% back a path to legal status. it's overwhelming even in this congressional district. even in this congressional district that people in this district want immigration reform. they want this mess cleared up. they want these young dreamers to have a part in our society. and just because one person, one misguided person uses language that is degrading does not reflect what we believe in the state of iowa. [ applause ] now let's hear from some dreamers here. eduardo rodriguez came to the u.s. from mexico with his parents. he was 1 year old. okay? you're older than that now. shortly after, his family settled in sioux county, iowa, that's this congressional district where he attended elementa

e it's conducted by the tarrant group, a republican firm that this e polling here in district. so that it wouldn't be seen as a other.e way or the in this district, in this 79% of the voters responded to this poll would to allow a path to legalization. 78%.h to legalization, and the poll said nearly 3/4 reform is a ion very important issue. 70% back a path to legal status. in this whelming even congressional district. even in this congressional this ct that people in district want immigration reform. they want this mess cleared up. young dreamers to have a part in our society. onejust because one person, misguided person uses language does not grading reflect what we believe in the iowa. of [ applause ] ow let's hear from some dreamers here. eduardo rodriguez came to the u.s. from mexico with his parents. he was 1 year old. okay? you're older than that now. shortly after, his family settled in sioux county, iowa, congressional district where he attended and high and middle school before going on to a local private university with a in sociology. permit fromthe work the docket p