and one i went to texas to investigate.now, detectives hope that someone watching this can help solve the mystery. a murder scene like an episode from the sopranos. >> he was shot in the head, ches and leg. >> a multi-millionaire owner of a trash collection company. a race car driver. a ladies man shot to death in his easy chair, execution style. >> we've seen him sleep in that chair a million times. you know, nearly 25 miles north of san antonio, the safe suburb of schertz, texas, is considered one of the best places in the u.s. to live. >> we have a population, i think, right now of 36,000. i consider it a small community. we're pretty close for outside san antonio, but we don't have a big crime rate here. >> and local waste disposal magnate henry gutierrez was a fixture in this small town community. was henry one of the richest men in town? >> in schertz, most likely he was one of the richer people, money wise. insurance. >> the proverbial millionaire next door. your father was very successful. >> yes, ma'am. >> but he l

. >> dave: texas picked second, and the sec behind south carolina. and how about the spread as there are six opponents all ranked in the top 25. buckle up down low, the turn for all intents and purposes, texas took the time out of this one. took away all doubt, 19-5 start to this ball game. and got it to go. >> sarah: this position as she starts to get deeper on the com positioning as the ball was in the air off of that entry pass. >> dave: she has 12 points. do not get the balance. shot missed, no-look pass and the rebound this goes out in front of us. the upcoming schedule in big ten action for the ohio state, ucla playing them two games from now. penn state, illinois, and oregon. still getting used to this on the east coast. >> sarah: probably are as well. >> dave: yes. that was a tough bucket right there. a determined effort by oldacre, the junior from miami. miami, ohio, william mason high school. >> sarah: feels the body with the spin and you have to be really impressed, really on both sides, as we see the moves of more of the inside presence o

in texas and south texas, we face historic droughts and yet our neighbor, the nation of mexico, is in brazen violation of the 1944 water treaty that obligates it to provide water each year to the people of south texas. i have no doubt that soon to be secretary rounds will be a ferocious advocate for those south texas farmers, just as she is for the farmers and ranchers in every one of your states and all across the country. she is going to be an extraordinary and historic secretary of agriculture and i am proud to join john cornyn and supporting my friend, brooke rollins, and i encourage you to do the same. chair boozman: thank you, senator cruz. i would now like to recognize our nominee, brooke to introduce some of her guests before i administer the oath and she gives her opening statement. ms. rollins: good morning, everyone. what a joy to be here, and a little surreal and slightly overwhelming, the two gentlemen sitting up there who might have been known for a long time. so i want to thank them. if you guests, and i appreciate the opportunity to introduce them. my awesome mom right

the gentleman from texas is recognized -- reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: thank you, madam speaker. my colleagues like to dismiss this as if it's not a real problem. of course, those that have suffered through it, including the baby that i described that was being held as it was dying for 45 minutes after such a grotesque procedure, beg to differ. as do the 143 babies that the c.d.c., hardly a paragon of pro-life prove and goa, -- propaganda, the c.d.c. writes that between 2003 and 2014, at least 143 babies died after being born alive. hardly a fiction. hardly something that we should ignore. certainly these are babies deserving of equal protection under the law. and our fellow americans deserve protection. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: thank you. i yield representative wasserman schultz from florida one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong opposition to the republicans' reproduc

after all, texas instruments doesn't seem to care for you.ke them. so there's no reason to own the stock unless you think that the company is really going to take itself private or put itself up for sale. and i don't think they're going to do that. me, i want the complete team, offense and defense. so let's just say texas instruments management doesn't seem to respect its shareholders. and hey, today the feeling is mutual. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere, i promise. not just for you right here on mad money fonarrator: in this episode ofy i"american greed: biggest cons," new developments in our most shocking cases of greed. tonight, the wolf of wall street, jordan belfort, the convicted stockbroker who scammed more than $200 million from investors. you think, "oh, my gosh. this guy must be the worst guy in the world." i had a gift -- to get get up before the crowd and sell and manipulate. and i could have used it for good, or i could have used it for evil. i used it for evil. wells: i mean, i wouldn't give him my money. bu

esta es la colindancia entre texas y luisiana.Ñana en la florida, donde inclusive puede caer hasta una pulgada de nieve sobre el pen de la florida. impresionante esta tormenta invernal. vean aquÍ la acumulaciÓn de nieve queuede estar cayendo en houston, superando las cinco pulgadas en baton rouge, superando las siete pulgadas, mientras que en talahasi entre una a dos pulgadas no se descartan, asÍ que las recomendaciones son obviamente no salir a manejar permanecer en casa. houston, la cuarta ciudad mÁs grande del paÍs hoy permanece totalmente paralizada por el hecho de que las temperaturas son congelantes y estÁn cubiertos de nieve. y esto es atÍpico para esta ciudad. paso con ustedes. >> muchas gracias carlos. y vea usted los contrastes. y mientras la capital estÁ congelada, activada la alerta mÁxima de incendios por los poderosos vientos de santa ana. mientras en san diego los bomberos luchan contra un nuevo fuego, les decimos de quÉ se trata y cÓmo se encuentran las condiciones se encuentran las condiciones ahÍ, en cuando me di

we have spent in texas.$10 billion of our texas taxpayer dollars to help do everything we can to secure the border, which we shouldn't have to do. we're partners and we will build the wall and were building the wall when he was still president. you take the one park in laredo last year under biden 10,000 people a day were coming across illegally between the bridges. not at the port of entries, coming across, 10,000 a day. we cut it down to less than ten a day. they didn't show up to cut the wire. they newer better not to take on texas. we're doing it. the great news for texas we have a partner in the white house. that's the great news for texas and we'll secure the border for texans and for americans and thank god the people elected donald trump. you know, bill, this is a classic case of voters vote counts. elections matter. it will change the direction of this country on this issue alone. >> bill: this network has been there from the beginning. >> you have been there from the beginning. >> bill: see what ki

el gobernador de texas refuerza sus fronteras instalando boyas le ponemos obstÁculos a quienes intentanar desde las caudalosos corrientes. ante el temor de las redadas a nivel nacional, negocios y asienten las consecuencias, afectando a familias hispanas, quienes dependen de esto para su sustento. >> solos, completamente solos, aquÍ al ratito, si esto sigue asÍ, tendrÁ que cerrar el rato. elian: una tormenta invernal que no se veÍa desde hace 60 aÑos, pobre de nieve texas y luisiana, dejando temperaturas integrado por debajo del promedio. locutor: Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn altura, con elian zidÁn. elian: buenas noches. seguimos aquÍ en la capital del paÍs, le seguimos los pasos muy de cerca el presidente donald trump, que en dos dÍas de gobierno ha generado demandas, controversias y reacciones tras decenas de Órdenes ejecutivas que ha firmado en su regreso a la casa blanca. para hablar de esta informaciÓn me acompaÑen el escritorio marÍa molina, buenas noches y gracias por estar aquÍ. marÍa: buenas noches. segundo dÍa de donald trump en la casa blanca, segundo dÍa de 4 aÑos

many in my home state of texas. first 1 million square foot data center will now be under construction in texas. and i just got to say, why did we ever have to have this, you know, adversarial relationship between the ai and business community? >> brian: lack of trust. >> lawrence: why can't you work with the people? that's what we saw yesterday. i don't know their political leanings, whatever. i really don't care about it. but i care about the country being number one, being innovative, investing in jobs and they were able to do that in a transparent way with the president of the united states. >> ainsley: trump rescinded the executive order that joe biden put on this industry, which means more regulations. he wanted more regulations. and so trump said no, no, no. we are taking this away. sam altman was asked about the safety of this. he said we do have to put rails on this but the benefits tremendously outweigh the downside. how does this effect you at home? it's going to personalize medicine meaning like your doc

the texas national guard is already stationed here on the texas-mexico border and has been since 2021an orderng after birthright citizenship for children born in the u.s. to unauthorized immigrants. but that is already facing legal challenges from immigrants rights advocates. >> that was omar villafranca in el paso, texas. el paso, texas. stay with us. when caroline has a cough, she takes robitussin. so she can have those one-on-ones again. hey, jim... can we talk about casual fridays? for sure. what's up? get fast powerful cough relief with robitussin and find your voice. ♪robitussin♪ (peaceful music) - time to get up, sweetie! (kissing) - [child voiceover] most people might not think much about all the little things you do every day, but for me, just being able to do those little things is the best part of my day. - ready, mom! - [child voiceover] it hasn't been easy, but sometimes the hardest things in life have the best rewards. (inspirational music) and it's all because of my amazing friends at the shriners hospitals for children and people like you who support them every month.

pfluger of texas. mr. crank of colorado. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to 14 u.s.c. 1903-b and the order of house of january 3, 2025, of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states coast guard academy. the clerk: mrs. mcclain of michigan. mr. rutherford of florida. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 46 u.s.c. 51312-b and the order of the house of january 3, 2025, of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states merchant marine academy. the clerk: mr. valadao of california. mr. suozzi of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 4555-a and the order of the house of january 3, twrieive, of the following -- 2025, of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states military academy. the clerk: mr. womack of arkansas. mrs. bice of okla

i suppose the governor of texas is the doors. you heard what i says, united now you are there said he's doing. he's doing a great job. he's doing a phenomenal job, but now you're going to have a partner that's going to work with you cuz you didn't have, not only did they have a partner, he had people. so all right, we have a fence structure that we worked on. the governor work done with me and i did love it to be honest with that. what are the nice uh, pre cast concrete, you know, 4050 feet high like a beautiful capability shape. why shit and love construction. i wanted that 2nd to go up. maybe 5060 feet a little look beautiful, a nice why shit. and they said the problem is, so they climbed that. like a rabbit. i said, what do you mean no way and they brought some of these guys as a crime dispatch. and the other thing is you hit it with this, it is the thing. well, the sensor, greg, you know, they have things like hungry, so they need it very hard to see over special steel. and then they did 7000 pound concrete inside. that's the

there are towns like cactus, texas, all over the country.and with president donald trump promising to carry out mass deportations, a sense of fear and uncertainty looms over these streets. what are you hearing specifically from people? >> um. >> they well, they're scared. they they don't know. >> if they're. >> going to be able to stay here. you know, a lot of them have been here for decades. they've built their lives here. their kids are here. you know, everyone they know is here. >> elizabeth oliveros grew up in cactus, the daughter of immigrants who became citizens and earned their living working in the city's meat processing plant. she went away to college, became a lawyer, and moved back to cactus to work as an immigration attorney. if there were to be mass deportations here in this city, what would happen to it? >> it'd be quite empty. i think there's a lot of people here that don't have status, that keep a lot of the businesses. the smaller businesses that aren't here running. so if immigrants leave, i don't know where they're going t

ed graduated from the university of texas after four years in the military. since then he's dedicated his time as an executive director at the clinic. his priority, free medical and dental services to the uninsured and low-income families across southern california. and under his leadership, the clinic has expanded to 13 satellite clinics and two mobile medical vehicles. he pioneered the specialty care program to help low-income families access specialty medical care. we love you, stay healthy. we need you. and of course, thank you for your very, very good work in our community. we love you. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2 p.m. today. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more. including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community senters to create wi-fi enabled lift zones so students from low-in

the first ever blizzard warning for parts of texas and louisiana. snow and freezing rain from texas to florida to the carolinas. whiteout conditions. this is the texas panhandle right here. treacherous travel tonight. this is bourbon street in new orleans. the city getting eight inches of snow. blizzard conditions near lafayette, louisiana. cars and trucks off the road. near houston tonight, a fedex tractor trailer overturning. multiple airports, in fact, across the region, have halted all flights. snow all the way to the florida panhandle. look at this, winter storm warnings in pensacola. slow going on interstate 10. and just look at the numbers tonight. the dangerous cold. the wind chills tomorrow morning at or below zero. new york city to washington, d.c. and asheville, north carolina, minus 3. ginger zee with the forecast, but first, abc's victor oquendo in the middle of this storm. >> reporter: tonight, treacherous travel from a once in a generation gulf coast whiteout crippling the deep south. >> we've never seen anything like this. i mean, it

governor abbott picked him to serve as the texas border czar, and mike has served in the u.s.and -- and his compensation and -- competence and first-hand experience with the challenges at our border. i have no doubt that he will make an outstanding 27th head of the u.s. border patrol. i look forward to working with him and president trump to secure our borders and to make our communities safe again. this is one of the main reasons that president trump was elected, along with sky-high inflation and the very dangerous world that seems to have grown up in the face of the weakness projected by the biden administration around the world. but job numb one -- number one is to secure our borders and protect the american people. and i'm proud that president trump has, on day one, taken such important steps to begin that process. mr. president, i yield the floor, and i would note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: will the senator withhold his request. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i would be delighted. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands in reces

what it showed was that 60 percent of texas voters, 66 percent of likely voters would vote for texas independence if they were given an opportunity. there was always this sent too much, and i think it will a, i think it's a latent among texans, that there is a major disconnect between the people of texas and in the federal system. you know, washington dc in their minds is a government that is far away, but has far too much intrusion into their lives can oh state maryland administrator programs of the patrol. for me please say, are the real sections. we're just not in the middle of the journey where people work b m p on notice walmart. we will not work to restrict taxes for the calls but takes it to our growing in 2022. the republican party of texas demanded a referendum on independence and their election manifesto for the very 1st time the texas retains the right to secede from the united states. and the texas legislature should be called upon to task a referendum consistent there. 2 other us states like illinois and oregon are increasingly towing with secessionist ideas as well. or

yeah, i'm from a college station in texas area, texas. and then i work in austin, texas as a property manager and got 5 kids just learned backstage. and jeff has has 5 kids as well. and with one i have one on the way as well. and you have a important i'll the thing that you do. yeah. will um i for the last, i guess has been now about 30 years. i've traveled internationally representing united states and folk festivals throughout the world, very big in europe and south america and, and asia. and certain parts that, that represent their culture and their, with music and dance, life music and live dance. and i've played the music and actually been a dancer with a group called clog america. and now the group is called american folk on some when we've been able to travel for, for many years, doing that. and it's, it's, it's, it's always been a wonderful opportunity. nadine, i don't know if you have musical skills, but very briefly tell me about your musical skills. um, so i am a retired social worker and educator. and originally from new jerse

you look at texas.exas was basically built by guys who had fourth grade education and began drilling holes in the ground one after another became the richest man on earth. that spirit is alive and well in the great state of texas and white fully expect we will see major investments in expanding energy production. >> i've been watching land man every sunday night. >> it is awesome be back one of the greatest things. if you watch it, you get a real education in the business. >> billy bob thorton is spectacular and it. i think it is the best show on television right now, except for yours, of course, larry. [laughter] >> slightly different category. land man the best show on tv. you are absolutely right. talk to me if you can or care to about tiktok. yesterday mr. trump talking about extending, he will extend the order to close down tiktok. okay, fine. he was ruminating in his press conference last night in the oval office that perhaps you could have an ipo, may be a private equity deal, maybe the governmen

it's texas.h unondanish and carmelized gru gruyere. >> whatever i want to eat i can put on the croissant. >> i love carbs on carbs. >> reporter: a man after my own heart. >> exactly. >> reporter: carbs and carbs. >> reporter: there is ham and cheese with rice and his signature dish. a beef stuffed kalachi with hoisin sauces. >> brisket that's stewed with star anice, some thai uonions ad tie chilis. >> reporter: it is phenomenal. his customers agree, sing his praises on social media. >> i've been coming here for the past two years, and they keep getting better. the chef is a creative genius. >> reporter: it's an eclectic space. everything comes from second-hand shops. kuch's effort at sustainability. and whatever isn't sold at day's end goes to a nearby nonprofit. >> i feel like that needs to be the new thing in all new restaurants. you need to figure out how you can stop food waste, period. >> reporter: while his employees run the front of the restaurant, kuch, true to his name. >> the milk, pour

es el caso de algunas personas sin hogar en el estado de texas, estaen la situaciÓn que vemos en estosser su de peligrosas. estamos viendo trabajadores de transporte en todos los estados, afectados en las carreteras, tratando de despejar el hierro de estos caminos, tambiÉn de caminos elevados para prevenir la acumulaciÓn de este peligroso hielo negro que a simple vista no se ve, pero que contribuyen a estos accidentes auto turÍsticos. en el estado de luisiana ahora sabemos que cayeron hasta 12 pulgadas de nieve en algunas zonas, algo que no se veÍa desde el aÑo 1963. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: gracias. cambiamos el tema, poderosas rÁfagas de viento estÁn avivando las llamas de dos nuevos incendios que estÁn provocando evacuaciones preventivas en el sur de california, hay advertencia de bandera roja esta maÑana para los Ángeles. el condado de ventura, san diego, san bernardino y riverside, el caos no termina aquÍ, para el fin de frase esperan lluvias que podrÍan provocardeslaves en zonas afectadas y la creaciÓn de incendios subterrÁneos, causados por materiales combustibles. cambiamos el tema,

but really, people who are texas tech advances in his administration. people like eli moscow, people like peter deal, who really want to see the advancement of a i. you saw all the different people from big tech, the leaders a big techs who were surrounding him at this. in other ration, the river minerals that are in greenland exceed the number of areas, minerals even controlled by china. and so it will be incredibly valuable thing. do you take it by force? probably not. can you purchase it? probably, and for a fraction of what you spend on ukraine for which there is no return, you could have purchase agreement. so i, i think they will probably see that in terms of canada, what i do think we'll see is not big from forcing himself on canada. but i do believe he's going to create discord by refusing to, to artificially support canada's g d p anymore. the united states has been doing this through with you in a few $100000000000.00 a year where we put an enormous amount of money and support canada's infrastructure and economy if trumped, has cuts off that m

aeronaves militares paraa asistir con la repatriaciÓn de unos 5000 migrantes ya detenidos en el paso, texasalifornia. el gobierno mexicano prepara en tijuana un campamento de carpas para recibir a los deportados producto de las futuras redadas masivas de trump y se registra el primer tiroteo escolar del aÑo. un estudiante abre fuego contra dos compaÑeras en la escuela de su cafeterÍa para luego quitarse la vida. la vÍctima mortal es una joven latina de 16 aÑos. asÍ comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche.ias comenzamos con la emergencia en los Ángeles una vez mÁs por cuenta de los fuegos. el incendio provocÓ la emisiÓn de Órdenes de evacuaciÓn obligatoria o alerta de evacuaciÓn para unas 50.000 personas cuyos hogares se encuentran amenazados por el voraz incendio que ademÁs provocÓ el cierre de la interestatal nÚmero cinco durante la tarde. ademÁs, solo en cuestiÓn de horas ya consumÓo casi 10.000 acres. edgar muÑoz nos acompaÑa con los Últimos detalles de este siniestro. adelante. buenas noches. >> hola,

houston, texas, recibió hasta 4 pulgadas de nieve.n las autoridades del condado de harris. aunque histórica, fue una jornada tranquila y no se reportaron fatalidades. realmente fue una bendición que la tormenta se movió rápidamente hacia el este fuera de nuestro condado, pero todavía no pueden bajar la guardia. las autoridades instaron a los conductores a no salir a la carretera si no es necesario. en el estado de luisiana, la tormenta arrojó cristales de hielo que cubrieron los techos de casas y negocios. también dejó una cantidad récord de nieve en el corazón de new orleans, donde gente de todas las edades se divirtieron con el espectáculo visual que la madre naturaleza les regaló. la histórica nevada incluso cayó en varias ciudades del norte de la florida, rompiendo el récord, específicamente en el área de milton, con 9 pulgadas de polvo blanco. el cielo del estado del sol se pintó de gris y la arena de las playas también cambiaron de color. la tormenta se extendió por toda la costa del golfo, pasando también por mississippi y alab

reportera: imÁgenes impresionantes muestran playas cubiertas de blanco en las costas de texas.alabama, quienes emitieron declaraciones de emergencia. el transporte aÉreo se ha visto seriamente afectado con la nevada. la situaciÓn impulsÓ el cierre total de los dos aeropuertos principales de houston. las clases se cancelaron para millones de estudiantes. >> estoy agradecida que las escuelas tomaron medidas y cancelaron las clases hoy y maÑana. reportera: aunque los avisos por tormenta invernal se han cancelado en el estado de texas, siguen vigentes para otros estados y se espera que esta noche y maÑana se registran las temperaturas mÁs frÍas, por lo que es posible que se forme el hielo negro en los caminos y carreteras, representando un peligro para los conductores. en louisiana, el departamento de transporte preparÓ las autopistas con mÁs de 400,000 libras de salitre y material granular para evitar la acumulaciÓn de hielo. aÚn asÍ, el cierre de carreteras ha sido inevitable. hasta el momento no se reportan apagones elÉctricos significativos, los trabajadores de energÍa estÁn in

we have provided a blueprint in the last four years in texas.ration to carry on with the blueprint that we provided for border security and while we continue to maintain our posture on the border. cheryl: i want to ask about some news that crossed yesterday. a u.s. border agent was shot and killed during a traffic stop in vermont near the northern border. the fbi says two suspects were in that car. it was stopped. one was dead, the other is injured and now in custody. acting homeland security secretary benjamin huffman said, quote, every single day our border patrol agents put themselves in harm's way so americans in the homeland are safe and secure. i want to get your reaction to what happened. >> you know, cheryl, yesterday was a great day for america with the operation and with the leadership but a tragic day as well for border patrol agents, for the border patrol community as we lost one of our own brothers in green. we work closely with border patrol. it's tragic when any border patrol officer is assaulted or tragically killed as this agent

i am happy they have a good governor in texas. i get lucky has said the right thing because there were moments i was not so happy with it but not too many. it is good to see you, governor. i want to thank everybody. i recognize so many of you. this has been a long journey, a journey that started in 2015. probably 20 years before that. people said, are you going to run for president? i always said no, no, no. then one day i said, let's give it a shot and what i talked about then was the border, too. probably the number one issue for me in 2015, 2016. now i talk about the border but this border is much worse. we fixed the border, totally fixed. 2020, by the way, that election was totally rigged. [applause] it was a rigged election. the only thing good about it, showed how bad they are, how incompetent and frankly, historically, this is a much bigger event. the only bad thing, a lot of bad things happened like a lot of people in our country that would not be in our country right now. it started in 2015 and from the beginning, day one

como pueden ver aquí en galveston, al igual que otras ciudades de texas y estados cercanos, ha caídoos es sinónimo de diversión. súper increíble. nací aquí 32 años y nunca he visto nieve así. esta es la primera vez en la historia que se emite un aviso de ventisca. estamos hablando de esa combinación de nieve y fuertes vientos sobre el sureste de texas y luisiana. para houston, esta podría ser una de las nevadas más grandes en récord. en houston, todos los aeropuertos principales están cerrados. otra preocupación son los posibles cortes de energía, camiones y miles de trabajadores de la compañía eléctrica centerpoint energy se encuentran en houston para responder a las emergencias. algunas aerolíneas también pararon sus servicios en new orleans, donde no caía nieve desde hace más de 15 años. no somos una ciudad de nieve, no tenemos quitanieves ni esparcidores de sal. en luisiana, donde tampoco se ha visto algo similar desde los años 60, han caído por lo menos 5 pulgadas en toda la región. las escuelas y los negocios están cerrados. lo que sí están abiertos desde san antonio hasta mcal

presentador: la frontera con mÉxico estÁ militarizada. 1500 soldados estÁn desplegados en texas, californiaizonay reforzando la seguridad de ambos paÍses. confusiÓn y temor, luego de un incidente donde agentes del servicio secreto trataron de ingresar a una escuela primaria, se inmovilizan para apoyar a los indocumentados. inmigrantes de cuba, venezuela y haitÍ podrÍan ver revocado el permiso temporal y esto segÚn una nueva norma y el senado aprueba en una reÑida votaciÓn como secretario de defensa, el voto del vicepresidente del senado determinÓ su elecciÓn. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓnediciÓn nocturna con ... presentador: hay presencia en california y arizona, claudia nos dice que los operativos han estado con una gran participaciÓn de los efectivos. reportera: 1500 soldados que estarÍan brindando labores tal y como lo prometiÓ donald trump que patrullan por tierra y aire en texas. en arizona los agentes fronterizos detuvieron a una mujer que intentÓ cruzar de manera ilegal en nogales. pueden cambiar de esta manera, juan sis que dice que restablecer el programa migratorio tambi

en texas vvarias personas perdieron la vida por accidentes automovilÍsticos.oche y madrugada hay mÁs riesgos. las avenidas se congelan. reportera: las interrupciones en la carretera y en el trÁfico aÉreo ha sido inevitable. en mississippi se reportan accidentes por el hielo negro. los aeropuertos principales de houston y nuevo orleans permanecieron cerrados. planteles escolares ppermanecen cerrados en varios estados del sur. en texas, residentes dicen haberse preparado para lo peor. >> incluso las tuberÍas y plomerÍa se cubren y se protegen. se ha venido desarrollando este sistema de proteger todo. reportera: el frÍo amenaza al norte de el paÍs. en new york se declara estado de emergencia en 13 estados. eliÁn: un vehÍculo se estrellÓ contra una casa en chicago. observe su pantalla. el conductor sufriÓ heridas leves, ningÚn residente sufriÓ heridas. el departamento de policÍa estÁ investigando este incidente. la deportaciones masivas de migrantes indocumentados y los perdones que se les otorgÓ aquellos que estuvieron involucrado en el capitolio el 6 de enero, f

like cactus, texas captures the complexity of this issue. the idea of carrying out deportations is not as simple as waving a wand and making undocumented immigrants disappear. there's a gamut of immigration cases in cactus alone. people who are legal refugee status, who are here on green cards, who have pending asylum cases, and of course, some who are undocumented. it really captures the complexity and just how difficult it is to carry something like this out. >> anderson ed lavandera, thank you very much. coming up next, displaced people in the los angeles area are already paying a price for the wildfires in the form of soaring rent. also, more than 24 hours later, and president trump has missed his campaign promise deadline for bringing peace to ukraine. nick paton walsh joins us from kyiv. >> this is it, right? yeah, that looks safe. totally safe. >> breed first timer. huh? let's pause for the facts. sure, it looks safe, but like nearly half of all used cars, it's been in an accident with carfax. com you see how accidents impact price so

in 2023, texas is texas is on the cutting edge. this left-right coming together and it made it much harder for people to make false reports. informed consent the other bill emily mentioned is simply a bill that would require hospitals to do what they're already required to do but don't do which is give people meaningful information before their drug tested so that if they have been given drug strength labor and delivery, that doesn't come up as a pot positiveos test result. all of those are great examples of state legislation that is moving forward in new york and i hope other states will pick up on. i want to say some other real challenges of our system have to be dealt with at the federal level. since were in d.c. i can help but hope to call on folks here who are looking, i mean shifting the perverse financial incentives we have now to terminate parental rights and we are subsidizing the termination of parental rights to a tune of $2.6 billion a year going through a adoptive families when many of those w kids could be he if we're

texas has experienced billion dollar disasters than any other state. hurricane harvey in 2017, and cost us billions and white house under the leadership at the time of president trump and biden and bipartisan members of congress for the billions of dollars sent to houston and texas without any preconditions. disasters affect dim cats and republicans. people lose their homes, furniture, their cars and pets and many lose their lives. these disasters affect them mentally and physically. especially those with children, they do not know how they are going to move forward. and resources and lighten their burden and renews their faith that the country will be there. i pray we will be there for the people of california as congress was there for texas without conditions and for others that may face disasters in their future. mr. speaker, that is who we are. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks

origen, estos aviones serÁn destacamentodos principalmente en los rusos fronterizos desde el paso texasron a cabo actualmente, con esto aumenta la vigilancia a travÉs de la frontera desde san diego hasta bronxville, texas. pau: gracias. borja: cambiamos de informaciÓn, esta misma semana el presidente trump indultado a cientos, miles de personas implicadas en la invasiÓn al capitolio de los 1021, una fue gabriel garcÍa, un hombre ——del 2021, uno fue gabriel garcÍa, fue viral en redes por quitarse el grillete electrÓnico. lo tenemos en vivo. pau: permaneces de dos aÑos en arresto domiciliario, cÓmo recibes este indulto por parte del presidente donald trump? >> de lo mÁs contento, es lo que habÍa que hacer, no tengo ningÚn delito. estoy contento de poder moverme. borja: me gustarÍa presentarte, quÉ mensajes tienes o quÉ le dirÍas a las personas que piensa que el ataque, el asalto a capÍtulo es uno de los peores ataques que hemos vivido a la democracia en nuestro paÍs y que ahora nadie va a pagar? >> no hice violencia, soy retirado del ejÉrcito y no voy a capitolio. pau: en el paÍs hay opin

there are towns like cactus, texas all over the country.nd with president donald trump promising to carry out mass deportations, a sense of fear and uncertainty looms over these streets. what are you hearing specifically from people? >> um, they well, they're scared. >> they they don't know if they're going to be able to stay here. you know, a lot of them have been here for decades. they've built their lives here. their kids are here. you know, everyone they know is here. >> elizabeth oliveros grew up in cactus, the daughter of immigrants who became citizens and earned their living working in the city's meat processing plant. she went away to college, became a lawyer, and moved back to cactus to work as an immigration attorney. if there were to be mass deportations here in this city, what would happen to it? >> it'd be quite empty. i think there's a lot of people here that don't have status, that keep a lot of the businesses, the smaller businesses around here, running. so if immigrants leave, i don't know where they're going to find worker

historic snow storm hitting texas, florida, louisiana, is texas power grid going to be able to handler abbott gave incentive to build more peek peaker plants so that we have the power to push out to the grid. people are moving to texas, this is the place folks want to be, we have a population boom going on and we'll be attracting data centers, we'll have to build a lot of energy production in those power plants. we'll handle it. >> carley: you certainly will. governor rick perry, thank you for your insight, have a great day. the laken riley act set to face final vote in the house today. >> todd: new jersey congressman, jeff van drew, he is there and he is here next. . . >> todd: laken riley act set to face a vote in the house after amended version passed senate on track to give trump an early win. >> carley: jeff van drew joins us now. good morning to you. do you think this amended version will pats and if so how will this impact americans? >> oh, it's in a good wa to answer your second question, first. i do think it will pass for sure. what is good about this is the laken riley act i

it's been very peaceful and talking to the towns people here in the calen, texas. they said that, you know, they are there, they have not seen evidence of an invasion as we again heard president trump use today to describe unauthorized border crossers. so once this declaration is signed, the, what we do expect would be to see more national guard troops arrive a, in fact, we've already seen some in the town itself, not on the border. and they would be here essentially just to stand guard in case there are more people who make an attempt to cross this same thing happened in 2019 tom when trump declared, during his 1st term, also a national emergency here on the border. it enabled him to build some of his border wall, like the section you see behind me, and he's hoping that doing so again, a new declaration will open up more money to continue construction, as well as enable him to send more troops here to the border. out of border states reacted to donald trump's promises a yeah. will state like texas, where i am now has been really looking for were the leadership of

american dream together, heidi joe castro out to 0. alamo, texas. how does trump makes his historic return to the white house protests? so being taking place across the u. s. against his presidency and his policies in chicago, many turned out to process the immigration policy to a 100 and thoughts here in chicago, 1700 or so people buy the organizers account change approaches outside of trump tower in that one of their biggest issues was immigration. and mass deportations, we have ronnie and salem here, choose with the us palestinian community network. and let me ask you what brings you here. so of course, as trump promised the surrender of profession, we are here and of a coalition of over at 80 organization. so essentially fight the racist and reactionary trump and republican agenda, which is why were you out here today? and his administrator in is, is a been said to be lining up the mass, the porch agents here in chicago and elsewhere. what do you think about that? so of course we're worried, but we're ready. we have do partition defense units al

washington, en el noreste hasta el sur de texas.eles peligrosos. vamos con el pronostico del tiempo en esta ceremonia de inauguracion en washington, d.c. esta nuestro jefe de meteorologia, carlos robles. carlos puede ser un frio peligroso. decimos verdad ? oh, si. >> definitivamente sumamente peligroso. se va a sentir las temperaturas en un solo digito aqui en washington, frente al capitolio. sentimos que estamos dentro de un congelador. te temprano en la tarde de hoy. la tormenta invernal dejo una ligera capa de nieve que p probablemente puedan ver alla al fondo. realmente es muy poca nieve en menos de media pulgada. lo que ves aqui, julio. toda esta nieve acumulada es del p pasado 6 de enero. pero aqui las temperaturas han estado tan congelantes que aun mantienen esta capa de nieve estancada sobre la superficie. y quiero que veas. las temperaturas se encuentran actualmente en 28 grados. si esto continuara descendiendo y es lo mas calido que se va a sentir hoy, porque a partir ya de manana las te temperaturas estaran sintiendose en

you are in texas, right to?am now, i would take a tiny horse to fit in the studio right now. a pony wouldn't fit next to me. >> judge jeanine: vincent chickens. >> will: i don't have chickens. not yet. >> jesse: we are really proud of you. you are a great guy, real smart guy, and the show is going to be great, and everyone is looking forward to it. i was kidding about all the graphics packages. >> greg: you feel pretty bad now. >> jesse: i don't want to take it out on "jesse watters prime time." congratulations. great job. >> judge jeanine: we love you. >> will: thank you. dana, greg, jesse, judge, jessica, thank you so much. have a great show. appreciate you. >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica

and before that in plano texas with my parents. i worked as a dishwasher at the supreme creek barbecue which is one of my claims to fame. early on in my childhood my family was broken due to. i love my mother and i love my father and all of my brothers and sisters. many would say the odds are stacked against you. i've overcome extreme adversity going against the status quo in attending and graduating graduating college but in spite of being drafted in the seventh round of the nfl which is the last round for those who don't know i was blessed to go and have a successful career in the national football league. it went on to serve in the texas legislature was a great honor for me and working in the white house to advance the opportunity initiative. i'm humbled by the call to serve my country as a member of president trump's cabinet and i know my upbringing my background is not totally unique to me. there are many in this country and even those sitting in this room today who at one point or another have overcome adversity in your own l