but she's going to visit texas hall of state because she texas history. and might be there. thanks, mary frances. he's a texan, too. sisters just don't understand their brothers sometimes. texas is some 800 miles long and 800 miles wide. well suited to the automobile. john talks passes through the antique auto where old time cars on display. but the real attraction him is the annual southwestern exposition, where the cars american and forum on display. few can resist the shiny and bright colors. neither cowboys nor folks nor farmers farmers. and for those who like to dream, there is the car of the future. there are many kinds of dreams to be realized at the fair. even the most determined searcher need some rest. and we're better off for mrs. tubbs. then, amid the comforting aromas of the east contest. but although johnnie often samples her, he's not one of the judges here today today. at the agricultural building, thousands of farmers are exhibiting the finest specimens of livestock and produce. farmer john tufts. as interested as everyone in the livestock on display here at

i can tell you in a place like texas, texas went from the dead last voting state in the country to 38'm sorry, to 42 in 2020 and it was young people that were driving it. and instead of a texas state legislator embracing young latinos, and young people going to the polls and exercising their right to vote, and who vertfied a fair, free election, what the state g.o.p. legislator did was slap their hands and pass voter suppression laws that prevented people from registering even in their dorms. and so when i say that texas is ripe for change, it's because you have a cohort of young people who are what i would say, california sensible when california was 25 years ago, right? like california where you actually believed that you had agency and government to work for you, that the government here has put every single obstacle in place. if you were to ask me how to switch texas, overwhelming them at voter booth and they don't see you coming. and they were discouraging people from the rolls. if i purge people from the rolls, at the state level, then the department of justice, it triggers the

texas i fear is a harbinger of what's to come. >> reporter: in texas, abortions are still allowed toave a pregnant woman's life. you have practiced in women's health for otver a decade. how does it feel for you working out of texas now? >> very different. >> reporter: doctors like leah tatum are advised to use their best judgment. but if a court later rules they got it wrong, they risk losing their medical license, life in prison or $100,000 in fines. is it clear to you when you can perform an abortion and when you cannot? >> no. no, not really. so there is just this hesitancy that you can feel practicing in texas. >> reporter: the cashes believe it's a systemic hesitancy that contributed to katelyn's experience. >> i went into that delivery room with a doula and health insurance and i'm white, and i have a masters degree of education. i went in with every privilege you could think of, and that still happened to me. >> reporter: now katelyn advocates for abortion rights. what do you feel when you look at your daughter? >> i feel deeply saddened and guilty about the future that i'm gi

what do they say in texas? what's the saying? >> texas fight. reporter: if i say texas >> fight.orter: texas -- >> fight. reporter: i'm getting mostly michigan fans here and it's mostly here and in ann arbor and what's your thought? >> 34-10. it's a respectable game. reporter: that's not a respectable game. these guys i did agree. what do you say? thanks for talking to me. guys, back over to you. will: all morning long with this go blue. it's also telling that guy about it. i'm still talking to him and nice temperature for football. will: we're talking to national fraternaller order of police. charlie: gang members accused of taking over them for being arrested and released on bail and they're going as far back as last year. let's say you're deep in a show or a game or the game. on a train, at home, at work. okay, maybe not at work. point is at xfinity. we're constantly engineering new ways to get the entertainment you love to you faster and easier than ever. that's what i do. is that love island? rachel: suspected venezuelan gang members in colorado and ahead of isis denver regi

>> my family is from the u.s.- mexico border from brownsville texas. very tip of texas.my grandfather was a customs officer there. that's where i spent a lot of my childhood so this is personal to me. and i've been frustrated at times with both parties about how we've not put the investment in solving this issue but also supporting the community that bare the brunt of a broken system. that's also what it is. let's also talk about how we got here because there are folks like ted cruz who have had 12 years to try and enact meaningful reform to fix our border. every time a bipartisan effort comes up which is the one that vice president harris is referencing, he takes it down. and that is not leadership. and certainly not with texas expect. it's not enough to just point out problems. what we have to do is talk about the solutionless. that's what i think our border community is expecting. i think it's what our states and our people expect. so i agree we need to pick up the bipartisan bill that was in the senate. we also have to fix our broken immigration system to make it bet

i can tell you in a place like texas, texas went on the dead last voter state in the country to 38, i'mry, to 42 in 2020. it was young people that were driving it. instead of texas state legislator and bracing young latinos and young people going to the polls and exercising their right to vote and to certified a fair free election, what they did was slap their hands and pass voter suppression laws that prevented people from registering even in their dorm. and, so, when i say texas is ripe for change, it is because you have a cohort of young people who are what i would say california sensible when california was 25 years ago. california where you actually believe that you had agency in your government should work for you. the government here is put every single option in place. you overwhelm the voting booth. you overwhelm them by registering all the voters and making sure that they don't see you coming because one of the things is paxton was very intentionally urging people from the rolls. you know what they are doing now if i purged people from the rolls from the state level, then the

texas, i fear, is a harbinger of what's to come. >> reporter: in texas abortions are still allowed towomen's health for over a decade. how does it feel for you working out of texas now? >> very different. >> reporter: doctors like leah tatum are advised to use their best judgment, but if a court later rules they got it wrong, they risk losing their medical license, life in prison, or $100,000 in fines. >> is it clear to you when you can perform an abortion and when you cannot you cannot?? >> no, no, not really, so there is just this hesitancy that you can feel practicing in texas. >> reporter: the cashes believe it's a systemic hesitancy that contributed to kaitlin's experience. >> i went into that delivery room with a doula and health insurance, and i'm white, and i have a masters degree of education. i went in with every privilege you could think of, and that still happened to me. >> reporter: now kaitlin advocates for abortion rights. >> what do you feel when you look at your daughter? >> i feel deeply saddened and guilty about the future that i'm giving her. i get up every day, an

i mean, talk about texas before roe was overturned. i will never forget where i was when we found out that the texas six week ban was going into effect. it was we got that decision very late at night, had been waiting for it. the law was already in effect, but they were hoping that the supreme court would block it. and i woke up and looked at my phone and it was like, well, they didn't block it. it's taking effect. and the moment that that happened, i thought it was clear. my editor thought it was very clear. and every doctor i've spoken to since agreed that roe was going to be overturned because. whether or not it would be with the dobbs case, there had been a clear sign from the supreme court that you can circumvent this protection. here is a clear strategy to do it if you would like to do the same, have at it. explain how they did that though they got it's really a really is quite ingenious and famously was described as crafted by some geniuses by a supreme court. kagan if you got an abortion, you were not targeted the law but anyon

reina: el gobernador dijo que texas trabaja en una base de datos.canos afirmaran que aurora en colorado ha sido una vida polÉmica ante zapatos. >> estÁn actuando igual que en los carteles de mÉxico. se estÁn apropiando de propiedades. reina: el departamento de tesorerÍa calificÓ de aragua como una organizaciÓn trasnacional importante. elian: los legisladores aumentan los esfuerzos para promulgar leyes de inmigraciÓn cada vez mÁs estrictas. asÍ lo revelÓ un informe de lula. hay me los explica. jaime: lo que ya se considera la nueva ola de odio. seÑala que los Últimos 3 aÑos se han duplicado el nivel de propuestas anti migrantes. >> cuando una ley asÍ pasa en el estado de texas, pasa a la florida. george, alabama. jylui: un cuestas que van hasta prohibir la presencia de indocumentados usando a la policÍa en. >> ellos se pueden parar en la carreteras. te puede poner en la cÁrcel. uno de los denominadores comunes entre la mayorÍa de los estados con estas propuestas, es que son gobernados por el partido republicano. lo que demuestra una clara intenciÓn p

>> because texas ain't used to it. reporter: texas isn't used to it.re up in michigan and it's chillier and he thinks that'll hurt texas. as we know, texas is a seven point favorite in this round. hogan, what's your expectation, hogan? >> my expectation is that let me tell you something. kickoff in michigan games and they've not lost. big noon kickoff or in the big house, michigan hasn't lost. what are you going to do, texas, when the maizen blue, all the wolverine maniacs, brother. reporter: hulk maniac. all right guys, back to you guys. will: oh, adam froze. not going to be 40 by noon. charlie: trump pitching economic vision to voters today and harris goes on the defense. ♪ ♪ brilliant recovery with the lowe's app. he always delivers. and so does the lowe's app. in store. online. our lowe's team has you covered. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoria

and that's how you make a record in texas.ng in little ideas, and he was watching football, though, and i was like, do you want to be a co-writer? you want to turn the game off? and he did. and he has some of the best lines in the song. >> you actually met brendan here at abc at good morning america, where he was working. can you tell us the story about first meeting him? >> i was doing a song with my girl band called pistol annies. we were doing a song called i got my name changed back. i broke his heart and i took his money, got my name back. >> i got my legs back. >> and i was obviously not looking around for my new boyfriend in new york city, but we just happened to cross paths and we invited him to our show that night. the girls did, and we only gave them one ticket, no plus one. >> they knew what they were doing, and he came to the show and just really hit it off. >> i'm from a family of first responders. i felt like we had a lot of common ground, and we've been married almost six years now. he's great. you met him at mo

he's raising money, he is texas.h school football hero that went on to college in the nfl. is been an incredible congressman. liz cheney endorsed him. at the texas tribune festival this week. he's got a lot of momentum going and i don't think ted cruz can take this race for granted by any stretch. >> governor bullock, colin allred is doing a lot to win back the role voters in texas. something democrats may need to think about across the country. what do you think that the democrats can do, to win back some of these role voters, given you have experience with this in your own state? >> we are seeing with governor walz, as well, getting out. worst of all you have to show up. you got to listen. you make it about the issues that are back in their lives. the economic issues, the making sure no matter what county you might live in, you have a fair shot at a better life. and first, once we start showing up and talking about issues, people talk about you know, at the kitchen table or at the bar or cross the fence post, inste

priorities, during hosted and festival hosted by the texas tribute in austin texas this is about an hour. >> i always forget how quiet it is, then i would start and show and i'm sure is fine for them and thank you all for being here and were so excited be with you in just a little bit of a programming note, congress woman was unable to join us because she is under the weather and however, i do promise going to have spectacular conversation with a gentleman that i have here right now i don't really need introduction but i will do it here on my absolute far left is minnesota attorney general seen allison. [applause] >> everybody. >> is good to be here. >> any hometown hero to my left is congressman greg. [applause] [applause] >> a little bit of housekeeping, have you have questions we have treated for speakers, please send vindictive texas tribute upper board/app it's going to present the questions at the head of our program so i'm assuming time for to be able to answer questions but i appreciate you being here so i'm going to start with you may call you greg and thank you because wer

el acusado de realizar un tiroteo en el paso texas compadeciÓ hoy en un tribunal.atando de evitar su equipo legal. presentador: el ex integrante del grupo de chicas formados lo acusa de aterrorizar y abusar sexualmente de ella y alega que se quedÓ con parte de sus ganancias, la nueva acusaciÓn surge a sÓlo dÍas despuÉs que el mÚsico fuera condenado a pagar $100,000,000 en una demanda de agresiÓn sexual en contra de una vÍctima. presentadora: un gran jurado dio una compensaciÓn de $50,000,000 condenado injustamente, fue cohesionado para hacer una confesiÓn falsa de un asesinato, pasÓ 10 aÑos presos antes de que se anulara su sentencia en 2018. presentador: es la misiÓn polares, logrÓ la primera caminata espacial privada,. la tripulaciÓn estÁ en la calle sola a mÁs de 400 millas de distancias de la tierra, lourdes del rÍo tiene imÁgenes que estarÁn pasando la historia. y hoy seis historia en el mundo de las por la relaciÓn espacial. y celebraron en la sala de control la hazaÑa, los civiles y la ingeniera se convirtiÓ en los primeros humanos no astronautas en un vuelo

he knows texas inside and out. i would never pretend to know anything about texas and whenever and when he's my colleague in the senate, and i need to know something about texas he will be the person i'm going to go to and he'll tell me so. that's why texas needs someone who cares deeply about the state, who shares their volumes, who is going to stand for women, position, with reproductive freedom, the contrast that he can paint between himself and ted cruz is pretty, pretty stark. and when he gets that out and has the opportunity to get that out with our help and and he'll be successful. >> right in the back. there you go. >> hi, isabela with abc news. you have been talking about pickup opportunities for you guys, but you know, republicans are in places like maryland, a pickup opportunity for them. what's your investment strategy in kind of grounds there? >> so, we have to hold maryland with ben cardin's retirement with a great candidate running there. everybody who has a chance to get to know her, too, around the

you said interconnecting the texas grid would be great for texas and great for texas to consider connecting to its neighbors but he said interconnecting texans could benefit the rest of the country because in good times texas is generating all sorts of clean energy which we could send those clean ions out to take advantage of the market is eager to upset and i couldn't agree more. it would require texas to interconnect with its neighbors. my office worked with your department to draft this legislation and we were heavily on your study which pinpoints our nation's most significant transmission needs and identifies national interest electric transmission corridors. just last week the department of energy announced preliminary list designation is important because it unlocks federal financing for transmission texas was missing from your list and that was confusing to me because you and i agree that interconnecting texas provides reliability to save americans live save money and it's an economic winner and we can't reach our climate goals without interconnecting the grid. that's because texas l

you said, interconnecting the texas grid would be great for texas and great for texas to consider connecting to its neighbors. interconnecting texas could also benefit the rest of the country because of good times, texas is generating also to clean energy, we could send the clean ions out from texas to take advantage of the market eager to accept it and could not agree more. i introduced the connect the grid act, which would require texas to interconnect with its neighbors. my office worked with your department to draft this legislation and we relied heavily on your excellent transmission needs study, which pinpoints our nation's most significant transmission needs and identifies national interest electric transmission corridors known as -- lastly, as the department of energy announced its preliminary list, designation that is really important because it unlocks federal financing for transmission. texas was missing from your list which was confusing to me because you and i agree interconnecting texas provides -- save american lives, save money, economic winter and we can't reach our climate

second, in texas, we have nine anti-gang units across the entire state of texas.deral, state and local level collaborating against gangs. what i did yesterday was to elevate tda as the number one gang that our anti-gang centers will be going against and then in addition to that i've signed laws recently that directly target the kind of activity that tda is involved as such as human smuggling. they will be subject to a mandatory minimum of at least ten years behind bars. >> dana: one things i noticed in the reporting of this gang tren de aragua is their brutal treatment of women. have you seen this in texas? >> so as you point out, the human trafficking component, sex trafficking component is one of the traits to tda is known for. it is prolific. listen, we had an issue in a hotel in el paso called the gateway hotel and there were allegations of that type of trafficking taking place there. as we uncover more of the evidence right there at the hotel as we uncover more evidence about exactly what happened there, we'll piece together all of the victims of human traffi

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cruz: the senator from texas is exactly correct. senator cornyn knows well there are multiple ways to draft a bill. what the democrats have drafted is a bill that is intended to force republicans to vote no because that is the objective. they want the no vote so they deliberately put poison pills in this bill. they call it an ivf bill but it is a radical pro-abortion bill and it is a radical antireligious liberty bill. their objective is they want their bill to fail because this is all about misleading campaign commercials. the bill that senator britt and i drafted, we worked very carefully to draft a bill that every senator could agree with. there's not a word in our bill that the democrats disagree with. look, abortion is an issue that divides this chamber. there are some of us who are pro-life, there are others who are pro-choice. senator britt and i recognize we were not going to resolve the disagreements on abortion on the floor today, so we deliberately drafted a bill that is focused on ivf specifically. there are no poison pi

una mujer y dos menores de edad murieron en dallas tras un accidente en texas.obre cÓmo murieron, pero dijo que el pÚblico no debe estar preocupado. tambiÉn en texas la junta de seguridad de transporte investiga el accidente mortal de un autobÚs de pasajeros donde perdieron la vida 7 mexicanos. un niÑo de 8 aÑos y otra de 16. reportero: los reportes seÑalan que al menos 7 personas murieron como consecuencia del accidente. investigadores de la junta nacional de seguridad de transporte ya estÁn en el Área donde ocurriÓ la tragedia. [habla en inglÉs] reportero. ——reportero: el autobÚs en el que viajaban las vÍctimas se saliÓ de la carretera. todo ocurriÓ en la autopista i20, mississippi. la patrulla de carreteras confirmÓ la identidad de las vÍctimas mortales, todas de origen mexicano. miguel arriaga de 61 aÑos, angÉlica palomino de 16, vÍctor garcÍa de 32, moisÉs garcÍa 31, perla gutiÉrrez de 16 y caÍn gutiÉrrez de 8. la esposa de uno de los fallecidos escribiÓ este emotivo mensaje:amor mÍo, te fuiste pronto, sÉ que desde donde estÉs nos cuidarÁs a tus hijos y a m

tom: texas infrastructure and power grids we know are vulnerable, so how effective has this been, texas providing the energy needed for these data centers? >> is not an easy task. texas is also a clean power leader. it has one of the largest wind fleets. they expect so capacity to triple in the next decade. we do see renewables not keep up with the rate of demand growth, so through 2030 our forecast shows even more gas and coal has to be burned. tom: it is a mix of energy sources coming through. what does it mean for power prices then? >> overall of the power prices declined as demand outstrips supply reaching $80 per megawatt hour, which is double prices seen the last year. on top of average power prices, changing demand and supply mix will introduce more hourly price volatility, so all of that solar will come online and depress midday power prices, and these data centers and oil and gas facilities are running around the clock, so evening and nighttime power prices will likely be higher. tom: what about capacity? are there incentives economically to build a capacity to support this dem

i was vice chancellor at texas tech. he and kay were integral to the success that we enjoyed over that roughly decade era when chancellor ken was at the helm. i think chancellor hance would say we wouldn't have been able to achieve the level of educational excellence, engagement of our community in west texas and beyond, and scholarship, and preparing our young people for their leadership in pursuit of their dreams in this great country if it weren't for people like don and kay cash. but he was the last john wayne in my mind because he was rugged and tough. he was fiercely independent. humble and hardworking. most of all loving and selfless. loving and selfless to his family, to his friends, and to the community he gave so much to over the many, many years of his life back in west texas. they don't make them like don cash anymore, can i tell you that, monica. they don't make them like don cash. it's a crying shame. we need the character and caliber of men like don cash now in this great nation of ours more than ever. i g

guns and from texas.exas says they want people to get guns wrought a license or a background check. that's about as pro cartel policy as you've heard. >> yeah. >> i think we have to run right at them on issues like that. >> (applause) >> that's why i'm glad that this is a wonderful conference that you all-- thank you for inviting me, i'm excited to be here. if people-- . they didn't stop you at the border. >> no, they let me in. if people are exposed to another way of thinking on these issues, so often they'll share it and all of you have loved ones, you have friends, relatives who are trying to figure out this very complicated complex world and they're inundated with all of these messages, if we can get together and chop it up a little bit we can go out there and i believe that the future is bright if we can keep on sharing the sensible message. >> and what you said about guns and the pro cartel things, that's kind of like, yeah. >> i want to remind everybody that we actually have the ability to take que

texas has the lowest voter turnout in the country. here in the democratic stronghold of travis county, local leaders sent out motor registration forms to everyone that they found who was eligible to vote for not yet registered. but now state republican leaders say that effort is illegal. the leader of travis county has filed a counter suit against the state and federal court. i don't understand why any, any elected official democrat or republican would have any problem with that of letting eligible voters vote in texas. experts fear a growing trend of partisan election rules across the country, as republicans in georgia, florida, and arizona has also been accused of voter intimidation. heidi jo, castro algae 0 austin, texas. several shots of being fired at a democratic party campaign office in the us states of his own to the office was empty at the time of the incidents which happened early on tuesday morning. police say the same office was also targeted last week, vice president and the democratic presidential candidate council house

el mes pasado, texas hijo que habÍa eliminado a mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas de sus listas de votantesactivo. reyna: texas estarÍa esperando respuesta para el 2 de octubre, entretanto, agencia federal se limitÓ a vender informaciÓn sobre la verificaciÓn del estatus migratorio de la ciudadanÍa, pero no ofreciÓ detalles especÍficos de la solicitud del estado. >> independiente mente de lo que estÁ pasando polÍticamente, estemos preparados para votar en estas elecciones. jorge: cambiamos el tema, el alcalde de springfield ohio invocÓ poderes emergencia para proteger a la comunidad haitiana, colegios, hospitales y negocios de amenazas violentas. maity: Éstas amenazas se ha multiplicado desde que donald trump y otros lÍderes republicanos propagaron la falsa informaciÓn de que estÁn comiÉndose perros y gatos. . viviana: es de madrugada en springfield ohio, nos embarcamos en esta camioneta que presta servicios de transporte a inmigrantes haitianos que no cuenta con un ayto. se les lleva a su lugar de empleo en springfield. >> trabaja en una compaÑÍa de botellas. viviana: fue el Único en este r

i am not in texas, and i am not running texas. but it would be good to create a national grid that would include texas at some point. >> and minimal interconnection in and out of texas. and there is actually huge market demand to make further interactions but the politics have gotten in the way of the state interest in the national interest. neighboring states badly need the power. and texas has to be a part of the solution. in the meantime between here and full interconnection, are there any other actions that doa could take to enhance grid reliability or that kind of transmission in and out of the state? >> well, grid reliability, yes. we obviously, thanks to congress, had the resilience program we are funding to make sure that all states have the ability to access clean power and upgrade their grids. we are really interested in is grid enhancing technologies like advance connect ring. dynamic line reading. et cetera. it would make it more efficient to be transmitted across grids. in the connectivity part, i would hope in the ne

en san antonio, texas. no solo para los participantes, sino tambiÉn para los espectadores. los infractores tambiÉn se exponen al arresto y a pagar multas. la policÍa de paterson en nueva jersey busca a unos sujetos armados por una serie de robos a plena luz del dÍa. al -3 sujetos con rifles de asalto, ropa negra y los rostros cubiertos asaltaron a los clientes y empleados de una barberÍa. cinco personas fueron despojadas de joyas, telÉfonos y dinero en efectivo. otra cÁmara de seguridad captÓ un robo similar horas mÁs tarde. a pocas cuadras de distancia, residentes y comerciantes dicen sentirse agobiados por la creciente inseguridad. >> yo nunca habÍa vivido esos momentos y para mÍ fue bien fuerte. >> es impresionante. >> gracias a dios que ellos tuvieron la calma y no se movieron e hicieron un paso falso y que ellos tuvieran que descargar esa arma, entonces hubiera sido una historia bastante triste. >> el alcalde de paterson insiste que ante esta violencia es necesario que el control de la policÍa vuelva a

like here in el paso in texas. no reinforcement seemed completely overwhelmed. the whole story. cheese estimate that some $2000000.00 people enter the us illegally each year. in 2023, it was a record breaking 2400000. some regard that as an invasion and blame the bytes and the administration of the say it's due to the growing security crisis in south and central america and elsewhere. but one thing is, a few months before us voters go to the polls. the boat is a big issue in the election campaign. the in a town close to san diego in california. the candidates are trying to woo potentials i to you. i have some way in move and the americans will be voting for members of congress as well as a new president bill wells is funding for the republicans. hey, kyle. hey bill, how you doing? my number is he aims to become a senator that many times my wife betty speaks for somebody that can states have to fund the campaign from private to nations. everyone is expected to dig deep into that pockets this evening. the full, the speeches and debates kick off. everyone. the than

, california, colorado, texas. >> el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, declarÓ ya la guerra al grupoen informaciÓn sobre sus miembros, asegurando que el tren de aragua ha propagado terror y masacres en cada paÍs donde ha estado y que texas no les permitirÁ establecerse en este estado. muchos estÁn aplaudiendo la acciÓn del gobernador en el momento que Él declara. >> este grupo terrorista que lo es, estÁ ejerciendo su labor y por lo cual fue elegido para defender a los tejanos. >> el gobernador anunciÓ tambiÉn un operativo estatal contra la pandilla venezolana y la formaciÓn de un equipo especial para identificar y arrestar a sus miembros acusados de aterrorizar a personas y tambiÉn de manchar el nombre de la comunidad venezolana en este paÍs. >> no solamente por el hecho de que daÑen la imagen de los venezolanos, sino de que estÁn daÑando a personas de bien. >> algunos de sus supuestos miembros han sido arrestados por robos y agresiÓn a policÍas en nueva york tambiÉn estÁn acusados de asesinato, como el caso en la florida de julio cÉsar hernÁndez y marvin salazar, presuntos miembros