what texas offers is both of those. you come to texas because the opportunity is there.t that time land is livelihood. if you don't have land, you can't make a living. >> many people think of texas as being west texas around fort david. but there were hardwood forests and easy plowing. brian were moses austin had an idea to bring americans this way and deal with the spanish. >> what he's offering the spanish the opportunity is we can bring you the people that will turn this from the wilderness into a productive area no longer a frontier. there is not a lot here. the spanish had been trying for years to establish community. they said look we have to have somebody in mexico live there to bring in the americans to move in. come down to texas, we'll give you free land, no taxes for three years but you have to turn catholic. people started migrating into texas. you may be coming to the united states, but you are going to become spanish. when the transition comes to mexico, you will be good mexicans. you are going to obey the law and not cause trouble. brian: many people drift

we are texas i am texas [ cheers ] and i'm gonna prove it to you. [ knocking ] ♪ ♪ well life here inti is kinda laid back got drunk on dirty sixth before i even unpacked ♪ ♪ let's drink another bee before we head bac thank go i'm a country boy ♪ ♪ well texas kind of life got a real kind of charm met a dude named bev on a longhorn farm ♪ ♪ bled burnt orange whe he poked me in the arm thank go i'm a country boy ♪ >> jimmy: c'mon! [ cheers and applause ♪ give me brisket and rib and a side of fried pickle suck down gristl but thick in the middle ♪ ♪ ate hot sauce until it came out my nipples thank go i'm a country boy ♪ ♪ ♪ when my work's all done and i got a couple bucks i grab the bird scoote and i hit the food trucks ♪ ♪ top of my lungs screamin' o.u. sucks thank go i'm a country boy ♪ ♪ got a giant belt buckle and boots made a leather hot ass weathe i don't need a sweater ♪ ♪ hats are all big here bigger is better thank go i'm a country boy ♪ ♪ ♪ give me brisket and rib and a side of fried pickle drink a lone sta pass out by the griddle ♪ ♪ playin' my guitar 'caus we're working out a

>> the texas revolution was the defining event of texas history. >> the climatic event of the texas revolution and the subject of mcardle's greatest masterpiece is the battle of san jacinto. let's set the scene. the year is 1836, when the ruthless mexican general santa anna marches into texas, then a province of mexico, to put an end to a revolt by local settlers. the so-called napoleon of the west crushes texas forces at the alamo. santa anna than pushes forward, determined to wipe out all the rebels. a battalion of volunteer texas citizens, led by sam houston, are forced into retreat. >> they're up against an army that was larger, with a european-trained officer corps that had wrought devastation, not just in texas, but also against mexican states that were rebelling elsewhere. >> on april 21, houston leads his ragtag group of troops, about 900 in all, on a surprise attack of the mexican army, which is camped along the san jacinto river. as they charge, the soldiers shout, "remember the alamo!" >> it was revenge time for them. >> the bloody skirmish lasts just 18 minutes before santa anna su

i wouldn't have lasted at texas or texas tech. i'd hit the frat scene hard and been gone in one semester. end quote. as was mentioned, he served our country in uniform. flying the c-130 hercules, a large aircraft that carries cargo all over the world, that of the same engines alison t-56 alpha 14. we share that common bond. rick was like -- served the texas house in 1984. he became what was known as a pitbull. our texas house has a place they call the pit to have strong, strong, strong debates. rick wanted to go off on people who wanted to spend, spend, spend. the pitbull in texas had a raging bull in rick perry. in 1990, he became our agriculture commissioner. in 1998, he allowed american history to be changed in a very positive way. he ran against a guy named john sharp to become our lieutenant governor. it was very close. aggie vs. aggie. rick won by about 1.7 points. but that victory enabled george w. bush to leave his beloved texas and become america's 43rd president. governor bush knew he could eave with texas in great hands

texas is the second largest, probably the most diverse. hispanic, 15% is african-american or asian american. we are a majority stake him as his california and new mexico, yet we have to wait until the processing iowa and new hampshire completes itself. -- these are not to states that a representative in terms of ethnicity of the democratic party. i am from the rio grande valley of texas. therere's about one point formay

from texas. doesn't like guns, religions, or oil. somehow in texas that will not work. i don't think that works anywhere. that does not work anywhere. good. john cornyn. mike lee. mike, thank you very much. cruz also of texas. thank you, senator. thanks, ted. senator tom tellis. tom, thank you very much. senator ben sasse. ben, great to have you here. and senator marsha blackburn. marsha, thank you.

but it was texas senator ted cruz's tweet that angered advocates. this is mohorrifying and tragic for a young child to be subject to hormone blockers. >> in is a bold-faced lie. no prepubescent child is going through medical transition. there is no such thing as surgery or hormone replacement surgery for prepubescent children. it doesn't exist. >> it's really hard to understand and hear the senator of texas call us child abuser. >> reporter: a doctor says a grade schoolchild would undergo what's called a social transition, a medical transition comes later and only if they choose. >> for younger kids who are nowhere close to starting puberty, the transition will be purely social. and that may be that the child chooses to dress differently, chooses different names or pronouns, and really all that's happening at that age is a social transition. >> reporter: rachel says the misinformation has led to threats against ann, who is a local pediatricain. >> they put a dead animal in front of the doors of her practice. >> reporter: a dead animal at the place o

texas is a purple state. just because we don't have the state democrats doesn't mean it will play in 2020. i think democraave the real in the statehouse in texas which means they're going to be responsible for redistricting in 2021. so the trends that we saw happen in california, then the northeast and recently in virginia, all of those trends are in pce in texas. >> you have said in a i quote the "washington post" that if the department doesn't look like texas,here won't be a republican party in texas. >> i think it applies forehe rest of country and i would add, if the republican parties g start loo like america and start appealing to all americans, there won't be republican party in america. and why should that matter to democrats and why should that matter to independents? the onlyay we have ever solved bi problems in this country is by doing it thtogether. only way to do that is if you have a true competition o ideas in nov november. i want to make sure by appeal to people. e three largest growing groups

phil onn death row in texas.odney reed is scheduled to be executed by the s state of texas november 20. when we come back, we look at election results from around the uniteded states with j john nics of the nation. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. results are still coming in around the country after tuesday's elections with major wins for democrats in several crucial states. in virginia, democrats have gained control of both houses for the first time in 25 years. in kentucky, democratic challenger state attorney general andy beshear has claimed victory over trump-backed republican incumbent matt bevin in a tightly contested run for governor. bevin was a deeply unpopular governor spark statewide teacher strikes after he threatened to cut pensions. beshear campaigned on promises to expand medicaid and boost teacher salaries andnd pensions. he addressed supporters tuesday night. >> voters in kentucky sent a message loud and clear

these are not going to sell in texas. i hope they put all their money in texas. we will hold texas. we will take back seats in texas. >> can you talk about what your party has done to re-brand your -- rebuild your brand in the suburbs? the net loss of 40 seats is largely driven in part by the president's unpopularity. what changed from 2018 to 2020 that makes you optimistic? rep. emmer: i believe the -- that brendan should be with the incumbent. that is where it has to start. this is something we do when we sit down. right now we have 800, last night it was 799. but i will just round it up to 800 candidates that have filed and are already running for congress as republicans across this country. we have candidates in 357 races. we have a record number of women running, 161. it is over 160, i think the previous high was 133. we have a record number of minority candidates. it is close to 150. we have over 150 veterans running. this is a diverse crowd. first, it starts with the candidates. do they reflect the district they are running in? second, i think people underestimate the fact th

you have texas juks s is one thing but texas justice for a black man in a small town, that's a wholelt is medically and scientifically impossible. we have credible witnesses about the relationship. we have mounting evidence pointing towards jimmy finnell. what's left to believe that rodney reed is actually guilty? to go forward with this execution, absent real evidence of guilt, you've got to wonder why would they do that? >> jimmy finnell's lawyer maintains his client is innocent and that it was rodney reed that killed stacey stites. "in" reached out to the texas guv-nurse's office and the district attorney and received no response. the texas attorney general office told nbc news after reviews by more than 20 judges it's time, quote, to see that justice is done at last. i want to bring in tremain lee for the latest. i understand lee's lawyers have appeals and motions filed pending seven legal tracts. >> they have appeals instate, federal and supreme court. including one in state court that seeks to invalidate the judge that signed the order because the judge was temporary. if that o

just slow down and that's a really rare thing just hours ago the texas parole board recommended that there be a stay of $120.00 days while the state considers this new evidence to give you an idea of how rare that is that's only happened 5 times since the state of texas reinstituted at the death penalty in 1982 and it's only been granted 3 of those times and that's a very small percentage there been 566 people executed here in the state of texas since 1982 and now rodney group reid is hoping to beat the odds thank you for all that information john hendren in austin the u.k.'s prince andrew says he let the royal family down by staying at the house of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein at the scene had been awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges when he took his own life in august but you can view it has made his 1st public comments about his ties to epstein after footage emerged of the finance his manhattan home about 10 years ago. was the fact that once he had. convicted eastern with my state and that's that's that's the bit that. i kick myself for on a daily basis is because

. >> breaking news, air force one has just landed off in texas. president trump back in the lone star state to tour the factory where apple makes. >> pro. apple ceo tim cook will lead the president on a tour and then the private narrative that will be developing during this hour, fox business and "the claman countdown" are overbooked. the ultimate intersection of business, politics and trade and investment, it is all happening in the next 59 minutes and it's happening as trade war news knocks market off the record pace the report the phase one of the trade deal with china may not get done at all this year. sending stocks into the red. we have the dow down 142 points. it has been down 258 points. were up off the floor but the s&p 500 does not look good at the moment either. it's down 14 and nasdaq and 52. look at the dow, it dropped off a cliff exactly at 12:52 p.m. eastern. that's when this report hit the wire. the meat of the report is that the chinese are pressing for more extensive tariff blowback. we knew they wanted tears to go away but now a

these are not going to sell in texas. i hope they put all the money in texas. we are going to take back seats in texas. >> we do talk about what your party has done to rebuild your brand in the suburb? is largely 40 seats due to the president's unpopularity. what has changed that makes you optimistic? guest: for me, i believe branding should be for the incumbent. that is where it has to start. this is something we do when we sit down. right now, we've got 800. 800 candidates that have filed and are already running on congress as republicans across this country. we've got candidates in 357 races already. we've got a record number of women running. 161, over 160. the previous high was 160 three. a record number of minority candidates, close to 130. running, aterans diverse crowd. it starts with the candidates, do we reflect the district they are running in? second, i think people underestimate the fact that onee is an estimated million -- 8 million trump voters that did not show up last fall. you look at iowa, for instance, four congressional districts in iowa. t

tell me what texas is doing right. >> yeah, stu, texas is booming. quarter, economic growth in texas doubled that of the national level. we have record low unemployment, enormous private sector hiring. look, the texas model is not complicated, as former governor rick perry often said. we have a light regulatory burden, we have very low taxes and no state income tax. we have an educated work force and this is a pro-business state. our legislature is only in session 140 days every other year. they are not creating new barriers to business activity. stuart: wait a minute. wait a minute. wait. say that again. the state legislature is only in business, only sits for what? how long? >> 140 days every other year. four and a half months every other year. stuart: every other year. >> yeah. in new york, as you all know, they are in session all the time thinking up new ways to punish business, making it harder to invest money. in texas, that problem doesn't exist here. stuart: if things are so great in texas, and they are, the economy is doing so well, why is t

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or texas or kansas?o they went up there, and they didn't find -- oh, the other thing was that the locals had figured out how you get -- coronado had this army. because to travel for months and months, you had to take all of or your provisions with them, many of them on hoof. and so this army marches through. and so how do the various peoples along the way, how do the indian tribes get the spanish to move on? well, the obvious thing, oh, yeah, there's gold over there. [laughter] keep going. and off they would go because coronado had to answer to his boss, and if it was -- if somebody told him there's gold over there and he didn't follow it up, then they'd say, well, you were lacking. you didn't find any gold. and the soldiers went out with him, and they expected sort of shares in the profits of all this. so this is the way you could get people to do this. as i say, now that we know that there isn't any gold there, this seems like a quixotic quest. but, in fact, nobody knew there wasn't gold there until th

we did a debate in texas because we strongly believe that texas is a battleground. this president is underwater in texas. poll i saw a month ago had the generic democrat ahead of the president in the general election by something like five points. that is why he was there. i think it is remarkable that this president has to spend time in states like texas. i think we can compete. i think one effect of last night's election, you will see more retirements. not just in texas, but more retirements from republicans because they can see the handwriting on the wall. donald trump wins the state by drag ats and he can't republican across the finish line in that state. been a a republican swing or close to swing district, i am looking at myself in the mirror. i think we can win the senate race, i think we are competing in the presidential and equally importantly -- again, the dlc see is a really important partner of ours, we are competing in the state house of representatives because, i needed tobefore, we win 40, 41 seats in 10 chambers to flip those chambers, and we flipped

my john hendren al-jazeera bastrop texas. the flood head italian city of venice is facing another exceptionally high tide the government declared a state of emergency there. conti is promising compensation for people and for businesses to venice lagoon tied peat on tuesday at the highest recorded level in 53 years more than 85 percent of this city's historic sites are under water. at a former president of bolivia is calling for international assistance to end the crisis in his country ever more or less made the comment in mexico where he's been forced into exile after a disputed election result you're going to go it alone i have plenty of confidence in the un because we've had extensive talks at the un secretary-general he has a lot of social conscience plenty of commitment to the poor he should be the mediator not just a facilitator accompanied by the catholic church and of pope francis is needed we should at home. the rights of all has more now from. thousands of protesters around bolivia's presidential palace they came her

the arian brotherhood of texas. a prison gang of white supremists.roup that may have done this? >> there were rumors that said that they may want to get even with people in law enforcement. >> reporter: get even because three months before mark's murder, they announced that 34 gang members had been indicted for racketerring and thanked the kaufmann county d.a. office for their role in the investigation. >> people were trying to put two and two together with the arian brotherhood. >> reporter: it's one thing if it's one individual that went after mark and it's another thing if it's the arian brotherhood. >> oh, yeah, prosecutors across the state were terrified. hey, if this is the arian brotherhood, we are all targets. >> reporter: and then seven weeks later, another assault on law enforcement. it looked like it was open season on the criminal justice system. >> the colorado head of the department of corrections was shot here at his front door on tuesday night. >> reporter: the man's name was tom clements. the highly regarded head of colorado's prison

composer rob missouri can create soundscapes and take a listeners to the brazilian rain forest in texas desert or even some mars. robs my guest on this very musical edition of arts and culture we'll be chatting about his work in just a moment and also on the show. a sneak preview of the w.'s new night groups series hosts international stars grooving and jamming including the 1st southerner. and lithuanian punk rocker samas tells us how the fall of the berlin wall changed his life. but 1st my guest is composer rob missouri he was getting ready to perform at the jazz fest here in berlin he's got 3 new albums out that he released just an artist's welcome darcey culture for sure to be here in a moment i want to look at a clip of some of your visual arts because you're also a visual artist and before we do i'm curious to know if you have the same goals in both of these practice is the visual art i mean music absolutely i mean i make make our music the music stuff is all about resonance the visual work is also about resonance creating a life force the spirituality that. has the possible of th

this is back live in austin, texas. see if he takes reporter questions with tim cook. >> thank you very much. it is an honor to be here. we're seeing the beginning of a very powerful, important plant, anybody that follows my campaign i would always talk about apple. that i want to see apple building plants in the united states and that is what's happening. tim cook is somebody i greatly respect, a great leader, a great businessman and it's a very special day. for me this is a very special day. our country is doing well, probably better than ever before, certainly from the standpoint of the economy and we're in a state that i love, texas. and tim has a couple of things to say, not only about this incredible product, that is made right here, very, very unique product but also about their expansion from this point forward. we've already done it up to here, from this point forward, the nice part you don't have to worry about tariffs. when you build in the united states you don't have to worry about tariffs. it helps people

texas, i know democrats think it could go blue in 2020, but texas still on some of these issues where positions, he might have gone in directions that could complicate that. >> msnbc national political correspondent steve kornacki, great to see you, my friend. steve kornacki will be back tonight at 11:00 on "the 11th hour." we'll be right back. customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ 25 cent boneless wings at applebee's. ♪ born to be wild... born to be wild...♪ get 'em while they're hot. you have the support of a probiotic and the gastroenterologists who developed it. align helps to soothe your occasional digestive upsets, 24/7 with a strain of bacteria you can't get anywhere else. you could say align puts the pro in probiotic. so, where you go, the pro goes. go with align, the pros in digestive health. and try align gummies, with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive

en otra Área donde se iniciaron obras de construcciÓn se encontró en texas al oeste de mcallen.es de criminales villita en lado mexicano de la frontera. >> si se tardan es porque estÁn esperando que lleguen mÁs gente. pero si intentan cruzar. >> Éste se empecÍ que de lo que serÁ una expansiÓn de ocho milla de fronterizo aquÍ en el sur de texas. en otra Área del sur de tejado en el cementerio de una comunidad indÍgenaactivista llevan un aÑo acampando para impedir cualquier intento de inicio de construcciÓn del muro. >> porque voy a dejar que muevan a mi querido. Él es serbio a su paÍs-- sirviÓ a su paÍs, sirviÓ a los estados unidos en la armada. >> abogados de las familias indÍgenas denuncian que los Últimos dÍas han visualizado a mÁs activistas. en pedro rojas, univisiÓn. ilia: autoridad de mexicana detuvieron un camiÓn que trasladaba 18 inmigrantes en su contenedor refrigerado en un tramo de la carretera en veracruz . tenÍa un logo falso de una empresa alimenticia y el chofer presentÓ documentos adulterados. los migrantes serÁn repatriados a sus paÍses de origen y el conductor

coming outcome is texas about to execute -- coming outcome is texas about to execute an innocent man?tay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "contra todo" by the puerto rican musician ile performing at our democracy now! studio. to see our full interview with her and her performance, go to democracynow.org. this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. is texas about to kill an innocent man? we turn now to the case of rodney reed, an african-american death row prisoner who is scheduled to be executed in less than a week for a murder he says he did not commit. on thursday, reed's family braved the cold to host a vigil outside the supreme ururt asng thjuststic to hehe halt the execution. llions around the countrhahave joininedhe famamies because in recent weeks amid mounting eveviden that another man may be responblble fo the 1996 murder s stace stites, a 19-year-o whit woman. in998, and all-whi jy seenced read eie for stacey's murd. after hidna was und insi her dy. the o were hing an aair at the timef her deh. but w and priously iored tails inhe casindicate that scey stit' th-fianceea white lice

texas. >> i'm in texas, the president has landed in texas, making his way to that third-party contractor where apple manufacturers a lot of those mac pro computers, high-end, $6,000 plus desktop units they're making here in austin, texas apple is investing heavily in this area, and this area is important to the company it's also going to be important to the president today you can imagine that tim cook will want to get some clarity from the president on exactly where all this trade negotiation is going i asked the president a couple of weeks ago whether or not we were definitely going to get a phase one deal this year he said we'll see. the president has been very noncommittal about the idea of getting to a phase one deal this year specifically. the president is going to see some protesters along the way. we're told there are pro and anti-trump protesters lined up along the road outside the apple facility and also alex jones, the conspiracy theorist, is there, making his points very publicly

heather: time now 15 minutes until the top of the hour, austin, texas, homeless capital?amous place to live on the streets, everybody knows, you want to live on the streets go, to austin. >> why? >> you don't have to buy feed, everybody feeds you, give you money, you can party. heather: well, common sense crack-down now under way to clear out the homeless camps, but the texas gop chair says austin followed the nation's worst examples with all too predictable results and he joins us live. heather: welcome back, you're watching "fox & friends first", texas governor greg abbott vowing to clean up austin's growing homeless problem by clearing out some of the city's homeless camps. here with some insight on how bad it is on the ground and what impact these camps are having on communities as texas state gop chairman james dickey, thank you so much for joining thus morning, we appreciate it. >> it's my pleasure, thanks for having me. heather: let's begin with statement by governor greg abbott on san francisco homelessness, san francisco chose to tolerate homelessness andrology u

we want to take you to texas. a fiery explosion at a chemical plant there in texas. it is still burning. it injured three workers and blew out windows on homes several miles away when that explosion. the overnight explosion is in a rural area of soheast texas near the louisiana border. you can see that was still burning here is the earlier video. mandatory evacuations were ordered within a half a mile of the plant. look at this video. at least two of the employees were taken to the hospital. again, this fire is still burning in the eastern part of texas near the louisiana border. that explosion is still under investigation chlgt we will bring you updates throughout the morning. fire crews are hoping the rain will help them battle that kincade fire. officials issued a debris flow evacuation warning for kincade no injuries have been reported. no homes have been destroyed and the cause of the fire is not known. >>> our time is 4:25. happening today volunteers will put the final touches on a tiny home community. about 40 homes are being prepared for the homeless. they ma

en el paso, texas, pedro rojas, univisiÓn. jorge: vamos a una pausa.onteriza dice que ha disminuido el nÚmero de detenciones en la frontera. jorge: estudia dos carreras en mÉxico, pero tiene sÓlo ocho aÑos de edad. jorge: la muerte de un estudiante de 19 aÑos en la universidad del estado de washington no estÁ relacionada con una ceremonia de iniciaciÓn, segÚn dijo la policÍa. martínez muriÓ el martes en una fraternidad esa universidad y la policÍa dice que al parecer falleciÓ por una sobredosis de alcohol. ilia: la policÍa en houston busca un hombre que abusÓ sexualmente de un niÑo de 13 aÑos y lo dejÓ desnudo en un parque. el hombre golpeÓ al menor hasta que se desmayÓ. cuando recuperÓ el conocimiento en niÑo habÍa sido violado y le habÍan robado. el tío del menor ayuda a la policÍa encontrar evidencias, incluyendo su ropa. la policÍa no ha identificado al sospechoso. jorge: los migrantes que piden asilo en los estados unidos continua siendo vÍctimas porque lees ilia: bill matarÁ zona no tiene el caso de un emigrante mexicano que logrÓ permanecer en l

plus, our wild night with jimmy fallon on the road in austin, texas. >> she's ours now.ood-bye. >>> bahamas week continues with the baja men. >> we are going to answer the age old question -- ♪ who let the dogs out >> we are having a great week here at the resort but we are keeping an eye on hollywood. >> we are starting with a story raising a lot of eyebrows, from her former girlfriend. >> she's also dragging eddie murphy into the mix. ♪ the greatest lovef all ♪ did eddie tried to get whitney to call off her wedding to bobby brown? that's the startling new claim made in the w memoir by whitney's ex-girlfriend robyn crawford. quote, that day eddie murphy called to say she was making a mistake. ♪ how will i know >> robyn also writes she was jealous of the attention whitney gave the comedian. in this excerpt obtained by "people," robyn says, o day when eddie was supposed to come for dinner, i caught a glimpse of whitney. she was wearing a black dress and low-heeled slingbacks. for a moment, i thought, boy, i wish she was dng that for me. so were eddie and whitney a real co

of apple visiting an ample plant in austin, texas.chment hearings. >> i want to see apple building plants in the united states and that is what is happening. having tim cook is someone i greatly respect. a great leader, a great businessman, and is a very special day. for me, it is a very special day. a country is doing well, better than ever before. certainly from the standpoint of the economy. we are in a state our love, texas. and a product is made right here. a very, very unique product, but also the expansion from this point going forward. and the nice part is he doesn't have to worry about tariffs. because when you build in the united states you don't have to worry about tariffs. it helps make people make a decision to come in. but it's a great day in terms of great job potential and a great job that he has done. apple is the first trillion dollar company, and that was about a year ago. now it is about a trillion three, i think. but apple is doing fantastically well. we are honored, you're doing what you're doing. a special occas

en california y en texas en clark nevada votarÍan por biden en california y el condado clark el segundo% pero es preocupante que la cifra de votantes indecisos sigue siendo alta en el estado- california con un 33% y mÁs alto en el condado clark con un 42% respecto a cuÁles son los problemas principales para esos votantes que afectan a sus comunidades en california el acceso la vivienda y los para el condado de clark en nevada el quieren ver los resultados y la cu completa lo pueden hacer en la pÁgina de noticias telemundo en su estado en washington congresistas y activistas exigen la renuncia de steven miller asesor del presidente trump un reporte basado en correo electrÓnicos, lo muestra como u defensor del supremacismo blanco y por eso las reacciones son muchas. >>> es uno de los asesores mÁs cercanos del presidente trump steven miller impulsar de polÍticas migratorias y (nombre en inglÉs) intercambiÓ entre e 2015 y 2016 cientos de correo eso electrÓnicos promoviendo el nacionalismoantes >>> se hubiera descubierto esto en cualquier otra administraciÓ esta persona ya no estuviera su em

tambiÉn hubo importantes accidentes de trÁfico uno de los mas grandes en un autobÚs que iba de el paso, texasenver colorado y esta es nuestra noticia principal, pero ademÁs este jueves. >> fuera los lebarÓn se hace tendencia en mÉxico un #contra la familia lebarÓn los acusan de empujar a estados unidos de intervenir en el paÍs tras la masacre de su familia, ellos dicen que lo Único que quieren es seguridad. >> superviernes negro se calcula que 195 millones de personas mÁs que nunca en la historia harÁn compras entre esta noche y el lunes, los mayores descuentos en tecnologÍa, aunque los expertoss a aconsejan comprar solo lo necesario >> se cumpliÓ la tradicion y los globos de macy's pudieron volar a pesar del viento, aunque tuvieron que hacerlo a mÁs baja altura. >> el presidente cumple con la costumbre y visita por sorpresa a las tropas en afganistÁn. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> soy julio vaqueiro hoy en lugar de josÉ dÍaz-balart. 23 millones de personas pasan este dÍa de acciÓn de gracias bajo alerta por el mal tiempo, muchos viajeros no podrÁn llegar a su destino, solo h

perry, here is what i want you to do, i want you to go do for america what you did for texas. i've got it done, mr. president. that's what we've done. we're selling american lng into 36 different countries on five continents. the europeans saved $8 billion last year because american lng and the competition it brought to the market over there against russian gas, not only are they not held hostage by russian gas, they're also saving money. americans, americans because of the shale revolution, over$200 billion saved last year and you do the math on that, that's for a family of four, that's about $2500 a year that americans saved because of the regulations and the taxes that basically said to the -- in this case, the fossil fuel industry, go out and develop this and they have. here is the result. our emissions are lower than any country that's a signature to that paris agreement. and in 1987 energy related emissions. that's a good story. ed: what do you see when you look across at the democrats. they had another debate last night and you've been through this as you say a few time

and my john hendren al-jazeera bastrop texas. more everything right here al jazeera dot com for the latest on that impeachment hearing which took place today also you can watch is on life streaming out is there dot com. headlines now u.s. president donald trump launched a twitter attack against an impeachment inquiry witness today as she was giving evidence rate you're out of it she's the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine said she felt trump's comments were very intimidating she has also questions from members of congress in relation to allegations the president tried to pressure ukraine's leader into investigating his democratic rival joe biden what would you like to respond to the president's attack that everywhere you went turned back. i mean i don't i don't think i have such powers not movie dishes smiley somalia not in other places i actually think that where i've served over the years. i and others have demonstrably made things better. shortly after president trump responded to the democrats' accusations of witness tamperin

come here without just hearing including campaigners celebrated as a death row inmate in the usa to texas gets a temporary reprieve. hello iran has not done with the trouble from snow although you don't see very much in satellite pictures these great tools here in the north a lot more white top players from kuwait eastwards this is rain and this because the height above sea level of course in a good part around is more snow we've seen snow in toronto be an awful lot more in the mountains just to the north a little bit further south shiraz looks very wet q 8 city the rain is moving towards iran out of kuwait and out of iraq so the picture for monday is a dry one still 18 in 11 years and 16 anchors are warm really for the time of year but this is the active weather moving south and it will move south that's where it gets to by tuesday so let's follow it down towards the gulf it runs for saudi arabia of course it hits bahrain home monday might start to show itself in qatar as well is quite slow moving so it will be rain with some thunderstorms and maybe some decent downpours as well a wet da

it's an all texas show this week.g up in just a few moments, the head of the dallas federal reserve, robert kaplan, is here. then later, one of the most influential figures in pro sports, mark cuban. he is with us as well. this week the white house signaled that negotiations for an initial u.s./china trade deal are in the final stages, but president trump is not ready to sign anything yet. i spoke with commerce secretary wilbur ross about the u.s./china trade deal. >> so we're really in a win/win position. either the tariffs will continue, or we'll have an acceptable deal with china. so the important thing is to make sure that the deal is what we think it is, make sure that it is consistent with the premises that they've made to us. maria: and there was a lot of back and forth about that this week. also this week we saw signs that the consumer is still strong thanks to great retail sales numbers, better than expected earnings from walmart, among others. all of this led to a texas-sized rally on wall street. and joinin

texas becausee in we strongly believe that texas is a battleground. this president is underwater in texas. poll i saw a month ago had a generic democrat ahead by something like five points. that is why he was there. it is remarkable that this president has to spend time in states like texas. i think one effect of last nights elections is you are going to see more retirements. retirements more from republicans. they can see the handwriting on the wall. donald trump wins estate by 30 points and he can't drag a republican across the finish line in that state. swing a republican in a or close to swing district, i'm looking myself in the mirror. i think we can win the senate race. we are competing in the presidential. and equally importantly, the dlcc is an important part of ours, we are competing in the state house of representatives. i mentioned before, we needed to win like 40, 41 seats in 10 chambers, and we flipped two of those chambers last night. now we need about 37 seats in eight chambers. one of those chambers is the texas house of representative