as you know texas most of texas when i was in the texas legislature i was on the environmental regulation committee and we have purview over the field the commission so i think what's going to happen is at some point we got to understand how much power is needed for these data centers number one and number two it has to be incumbent upon the company that's coming in to make sure they can get the energy they need. and if they can't then we don't want them crashing those different grades. we've got to decide that up front. we've got to get in business progress and get more energy in this country. >> any talk about integrating the electric grid with the other states? >> do we have any texans in the room, we got four or five of them. >> i lived there for six years. >> we have a bumper sticker, a slogan and it says don't mess with texas. some of you all have seen it. we're not wanting to give any typing with thefederal grid. >> have you done any town halls? >> we .been so busy i haven't done any town halls . >> i know pete sessions .an earful at a town hall. are you hearing from constituents a

we were the only sugar growers in the entire state of texas. that only leaves two other states that have sugar mills and this is devastating, not just for our area where it meant millions of dollars of loss, but it was also 500 jobs that were lost because of this. and all of the jobs and businesses down stream. this sugar mill closed after 50 years of service to the rio grande valley. and it's absolutely devastating because mexico has not complied with the 1944 water treaty and given us the water that we so depend on, we are about to lose our citrus industry as well. you all know that florida has had a tough time in citrus. so america is really dependent on the rio grande valley and the state of texas for -- to deliver the citrus that we need. so as we say here in ag committee, food security is national security. and when we are depleted of sugar, of citrus, of other vegetables in our area, what that means is that we're going to be dependent on foreign countries to feed americans. we don't want that. we want american farmers to feed americans.

efectivos de la guardia nacional de texas, estarÁn autorizados para detener migrantes indocumentados,os unidos informÓ que que los elementos podrÁn detener ti aplicar el tÍtulo ocho que implica deportaciÓn inmediata. los soldados de la guardia nacional de texas que enviÓ el gobernador de abbott, realizaban labores de observaciÓn y notificaba a la patria fronteriza sobre el cruce de los migrantes pero ahora podrÁn arrestarlos. >> delegÓ la autoridad a 60 agentes o 60 soldados de la guardia nacional de el estado de texas para que puedan tener autoridad de aprender o arrestar a personas que estÁn cruzando de manera ilegal las solteras. —— cruzando de manera ilegal las fronteras. >> y 60 soldados de la guardia nacional recibieron la autorizaciÓn para detener a los migrantes. >> se estÁ realizando un entrenamiento o una capacitaciÓn para este personal para que puedan realizar sus responsabilidades, para poder realizar arrestos bajo el tÍtulo ocho. >> los migrantes que ingresan de forma ilegal a los estados unidos serÁn arrestados y deportados bajo el tÍtulo ocho, y tendrÁ una prohibiciÓn d

. >>> tonight, the measles now being reported in at least nine states, texas to new mexico to new jersey. what we've learned. >>> there's also major news involving the pope tonight. pope francis suffering a sudden worsening of his respiratory issues. what we've learned, and they've placed him on a breathing machine now. >>> amid soaring egg prices across the u.s., what mcdonald's is now doing this weekend. the $1 price tag. >>> and the countdown to the oscars here on abc sunday. tonight, robin roberts with the nominees. cynthia erivo, demi moore, and timothee chalamet all right here tonight. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. we begin with the shocking and unprecedented blowup in the oval office, something we have not seen before. president trump and ukraine's president zelenskyy. the meeting descending into an extraordinary clash. the u.s. has been ukraine's most important ally after russia invaded three years ago. but today that relationship looked very different as it all played out on telev

. >> no fuera los estados unidos sin esos idiomas y no fuera texas sin espaÑol. >> de acuerdo a la casa cÍvica. algunos, como gustavo, estÁn de acuerdo, pero asegura que tambiÉn hay que conservar nuestro idioma como inmigrantes. >> estamos en estados unidos. nosotros debemos de adaptarnos al paÍs donde vivamos. >> pero ya muchos lo ven como algo negativo. si bien de acuerdo a datos del censo, el 78% de la poblaciÓn del paÍs habla inglÉs en casa, millones hablan otros idiomas, mÁs de 7 millones hablan Únicamente espaÑol y ahora trÁmites gubernamentales podrÍan traer grandes retos para muchos de ellos. >> las ageias y organizacios gubernamentales decidirÍan si ellos continÚan ofreciendo servicios, incluso documentos en otro idioma que no sea el inglÉs. >> la casa blanca eliminÓ su pÁgina oficial en espaÑol en el primer dÍa de esta administraciÓn y con el inglÉs como idioma oficial. de acuerdo a la orden ejecutiva, las agencias federales tendrÍan la flexibilidad para decidir cÓmo y cuÁndo ofrecer servicios en otros idiomas. esto podrÍa aplicar al seguro social y migraciÓn y las cortes, asÍ

the worst outbreak in west texas, 20 people have been hospitalized.e's sam brock. >> reporter: now more than 160 measles cases in ten states, kentucky and washington reporting their first patients. but texas has seen the most infections, 146 statewide and the death of a 6-year-old child. san antonio officials warning hundreds if not thousands of people may have been exposed by a recent infected visitor. >> i want to take this podium to send a plea out, urge the community, we say this every phone call, if you are sick, stay home. don't go to the movie theater, don't go to restaurants. >> reporter: how infectious is measles? >> measles is the most infectious virus we know of right now. >> reporter: dr. ronald cook oversees public health in lubbock, texas, a city where 20-plus children are currently hospitalized. >> that's a significant number. we consider children and young adolescents, teenagers, to be our healthy patient population. >> reporter: one who grew up in a developing country telling us why she's rushing to get her child vaccinated. >> i got

in texas. the outbreak began in west texas back in january. there are now more than 160 cases of measles across ten states. texas health leaders gave an update today on that outbreak. doctors are treating 146 cases. the disease killed a six year old child earlier this week in the town where that child died. 90% of people are vaccinated, but health care leaders are urging those who are not to reconsider. vice president j.d. vance is responding to pope francis disapproval over the trump administration's plans for mass deportations. earlier this month, the pope sent a letter to u.s. bishops saying deportation deprives people of their dignity and will end badly. today, the vp spoke at the national catholic prayer breakfast in washington. he led a prayer for the pope, who was hospitalized with pneumonia. but then he said he's surprised by the pope's criticism. he also warned americans not to focus on all the comments that come out of the catholic church. a shower of glass in new york city today, after two window washers smashed into the side of a b

it was the texas 2-step of stepping out.w houses away from jd and katie on manhattan street. jd said they stayed friendly for the benefit of their kids, but according to robin's friend erin, katie had figured out there was something else going on. katie and jd would get in a fight, and honestly, robin found it a little bit funny. she found katie's anger funny? yeah. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): jd had cheated with katie when he was married to robin. now, erin said robin seemed to relish the idea of making katie jealous. so now, the shoe's on the other foot. mm-hmm. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): two women were locked in a battle over a man they both believed was a cheater. what made jd a prize worth fighting for remained a bit of a mystery. i don't think women like being lied to. i don't think anybody likes being lied to. no. josh mankiewicz: and yet, so many people seem to sort of let that go. yeah. josh mankiewicz: robin certainly did. katie seems to have. katie didn't let it go like robin did. once she suspected something,

josh mankiewicz (voiceover): according to katie, it was a big texas-style courtship.d go and watch all the rodeos. we're country. we wear boots. we drive trucks. you know, we listen to country music. we go out two-steppin'. that's our life. and we marry people whose other marriages haven't always worked out. that's right. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): they married in 2013 on november 10, the anniversary of jd's beloved marine corps. it changed so fast. it went from, everything's going to be great, to, oh, crap, what have i done? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the marine motto is semper fi, meaning "always faithful." apparently, that meant more to the marines than to jd. katie's daughter harley remembers her mom and jd fighting all the time. i'd ask mom, like, how are you? i heard some yelling. she'd go, oh, i'm fine. and i'd be-- no, you're not. and she would just tell me a few things. not much, but i knew it was getting pretty bad. and when she put us to bed and they thought we were asleep, they'd start going at it again, yelling. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): a lot of t

a partir de hoy, en el paso texas, elementos de la guardia nacional podrÁn realizar detenciones migratoriasque crucen la frontera ilegalmente pueden ser arrestados y procesados para una deportaciÓn rÁpida. y nos vamos al monte california con un caso simplemente desgarrador. esta noche, una jovencita que tiene cÁncer en los huesos le hace frente a su enfermedad sin su madre, quien la cuidaba y sin su hermano, quien sostenÍa el hogar. ambos fueron arrestados por ice. juan josÉ mÉndez tiene las imÁgenes del operativo y tambiÉn detalles del caso. >> mamÁ, estÁ bien. no, tÚ no has hecho nada. >> la seÑora yolanda llora al ser esposada por agentes de ice. a pocos pasos de su casa, uno de sus cuatro hijos, mientras graba con su celular, le exige a las autoridades que le muestren la orden de detenciÓn. pero segÚn muestran estas imÁgenes, los agentes no le responden simultÁneamente. tambiÉn su hijo jonathan era arrestado por agentes de la migra, segÚn informÓ la familia. las detenciones se registraron el pasado lunes por la maÑana. >> y sin preguntas, lo agarraron. >> citlali, de 21 aÑos, asegura qu

then those communities in texas. so in general, region that's not a risk. but there are pockets of and are vaccination and communities. and we learned that when there was the disneyland outbreak several years ago and that led to stricter laws playing nice dish and schools. i think the take-home point is if you fully vaccinated, you're not going to be at risk at all because the vaccine is really super. it's close 100% even at protecting against infection. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> you link with world war 3. and what doing is very disruptive. disrespectful to the country. this country. and that's exactly that to you or more that a lot of people said where they should have in this entire many of you said thank you. you went to pennsylvania and campaign for the opposition in october, offer some words of appreciation for the united states of america in the president who's trying to save your country. >> it went off the rails. ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky visited the white house today. and it did not go well. he president trump and vp jd vance at a h

then those communities and texas. so in general, region that's not a risk. but there are pockets of and are vaccination and communities. we learned that when there was the disneyland outbreak several years ago and that led to stricter laws playing nice dish and schools. i think the take-home point is if you fully vaccinated, you're not going to be at risk at all because the vaccine is really super. it's close 100% even at protecting against infection. dan kerman kron. 4 news. now to a crowd for exclusive just days before a special election. we are hearing from >> san mateo county sheriff christina corpus on tuesday. people there will vote on and if that passes, it would give the board of supervisors special temporary power to remove corpus from office. she's been facing accusations of racism, homophobia and abuse of power. kron 4 sarah stinson has her side of the story. >> no, they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them

hispana de la agencia de protecciÓn financiera que ha dedicado toda su vida a proteger a las latinas en texassistema de los estados unidos. recibiÓ una carta de la agencia de protecciÓn financiera donde trabajaba y fue despedida debido a la orden ejecutiva que implementa la iniciativa de la mano de obra del departamento de eficiencia gubernamental del presidente donald trump y trabajaba defendiendo hispanas de fraude financieras en ciudades fronterizas. y diario las prÉstamos que le estÁn cobrando a la gente mÁs de 100% de interÉs. y el caso contra estos prestamistas fue finalizado y se teme que se pierda otro triunfo y crearon una regla que no pueden cobrar mÁs de cinco dÓlares se hallan sobregirado y probablemente la no va a tener esa regla y van a tener que pagar $35 si hay un sobregiro. y el esfuerzo de recortar gastos es liderado y mÁs que estÁ tratando de tener una tarjeta de crÉdito visa iss lo que nosotros vigilamos y 200 de sus compaÑeros tendrÁn 15 minutos para sacar sus pertenencias en una caja que ni siquiera fue empacada por ellas. y su carrera ha sido inspirada por la lÍder sind

i recognize the gentleman from texas >> how much of other people's money. the spending was given out of care and compassion. for far too long with the due diligence to ensure tax dollars. for far too long, those of us that have worked to uncover waste, fraud, and abuse, we have worked too long to obfuscate, deny, and frustrate our efforts to oversight. over the last few weeks the doge effort has begin to uncover how massive the waste, fraud, and abuse is and the extent to which d.c. politicians and obstinate bureaucrats have coordinated to create essentially the largest money-laundering scheme in history. while americans have been working to make ends meet they have been using taxpayer dollars to fund unnecessary, egregious, even evil things at home and around the world. thankfully, in does we have a president bringing the leadership needed at a focused effort along with the talent, technology, tools, and transparency to the waste, fraud, and abuse. to those who would stand opposed to the effort, i would point out that while it is understandable to find was

and an outbreak of measles in west texas is spreading into the central part of the state and neighboringent of health confirmed 146 cases of the highly infectious disease. 20 people have been hospitalized so far, and one child has died. so far, and one child has died. for now, back welcome back. i'm craig malvin. homeowner, markus kaarma, told police his story that he was living in a state of fear, but his answers raised more questions. what really happened in that garage? and what was diren dede doing there in the first place? to find out the truth, they needed to learn more about their german exchange student. here again is josh mankiewicz with "deadly exchange." josh mankiewicz: when he was killed in a neighbor's garage, exchange student, diren dede, was just two months away from returning to his family in germany. the man who shot him said he feared for his life, and from diren's best friend, robby, police learned the teen did enter the garage to steal. as robby described it, diren was not the first kid in missoula to go sneaking into unlocked garages. he said the kids weren't after

health officials in texas say the measles outbreak is now up to 146 confirmed cases. outbreak there has resulted in the first measles death in nearly a decade. nationwide, the cdc says 95% of total cases are in unvaccinated patients. the infamous former mexican drug cartel leader rafael caro quintero was arraigned in a federal courtroom in brooklyn, new york, today. quintero, once on the fbi ten most wanted list, pleaded not guilty to multiple felonies including drug trafficking, murder, and money laundering. as leader of the guadalajara cartel in the '80s, u.s. officials believe he was behind the killing of dea agent kiki camarena in 1985. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ trump administration officials are blaming ukrainian president zelenskyy for possibly imperiling a peace deal with russia that president trump was trying to broker. that may be in doubt after the public oval office dispute between trump and zelenskyy over whether putin could be trusted. cbs's erica brown is at the white house with the latest. erica, the blowup is getting a lot of coverage for all the right reasons, but a lo

at least 20 have been hospitalized so far, according to the texas department of state health services. so far, one death has been reported in in an unvaccinated school aged child. it marks the first measles death in the united states in a decade, according to the cdc. i'm charlie patzer. now back to hannity. >> predictably, the media mob went into a complete meltdown mode over president trump standing up for america in the oval office today. let's take a look, shall we? >> we come in. the air hours after an oval office ambush of an american ally that will reverberate all around the world and stain america's image for years to come. it revealed instead, a donald trump and a j.d. vance, clearly on an errand for vladimir putin. they are popping the champagne in moscow. they've got their best vodka out, and they're doing shots as we speak. >> there's no question. >> that's exactly the same thought that went through my head. >> the propaganda is what's. >> coming out of j.d. >> vance's mouth and it's russian propaganda. >> caitlin, i want to start with. look at her face. i mean, christiane

places like austin, texas, are the ones that were most overvalued during the pandemic, into so therell in freefall to rent a home and to buy a home. there is a glut of inventory, and i never thought i'd say that in 2021 or 2022. there's some places that are hotter than others. another example is that florida, one or two years ago a just had so much demand. there's still some demand for the inland areas of florida, excuse me, but on the coast people have become wary. they are worried about hurricanes, they are worried about being able to insure the house, times they want to buy a home but they can't get a mortgage because that depends on getting insurance which has become impossible to buy or just very expensive. jack: yeah. we've been writing a lot about that, that is definitely a big problem. interesting news about austin. if you go down to south by southwest, you can pick up a house there. two quick questions. real estate commission rules changed last year. originally, people thought, oh, my gosh, they're going to plummet.. what are you seeing? >> i feel a little silly about it, be

i just went to austin, texas. i was in the legislature for eight years and visited with some of my colleagues. they were telling us in their professional opinions that these folks have done it -- one of them, mr. chairman, has spent 25 years investigating primarily medicaid fraud. i asked, in your professional opinion, after a quarter-century of doing what you have done, of the $50 billion that texas spends on retirements, but percentage of that is fraud, waste, and abuse? he said it best 10% and at worst probably just north of 20%. in texas alone, we are talking $7.5 billion of money spent by the taxpayers but not getting to the people that needed. you get folks that lie, where they are making much more income than they admit to, or you've got the fraudsters and organize criminals that seal. they are very good at it, very sophisticated. we should embrace it, run toward it and not away from it, and not play political games or demonize the most successful human being in history in the private sector. i want to ask

but up next on nbc nightly news, the deadly measles outbreak is pushing beyond texas. what your family needs to know. lester holt joins us ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, the jaw dropping oval office clash between president trump and president zelenskyy. >> you don't have the cards right now. with us you start having cards. >> i'm not playing cards, mr. president. i'm very serious. >> lying to millions of people, gambling with the lives of millions of people, with world war iii. >> the president and vice president complaining zelenskyy wasn't thankful enough. president zelenskyy pushing back forcefully and things went downhill from there. his motorcade leaving as the conference was abruptly canceled. the minerals deal president trump demanded unsigned days after trump basically called him a dictator. as the war rages on, three years since russia's invasion. >>> new details in the death of gene hackman

county and never heard of a nutria before until i moved to texas. >> apparently, that's one of them.utria. the u.s. fish and wildlife service had that message for america during national invasive species awareness week. if you don't know what a nutria is, it's an invasive rodent and it's causing a lot of erosion to ditches, lakes, bodies of water. they were brought to the u.s. from south america for fur. you can find them along the pacific, atlantic, and gulf coasts. fish and wildlife says the pest is edible comparing the meat to rabbit. >> i would not be opposed to eating a nutria. >> there's a lot of animals i wouldn't eat, a lot of people eat, but not me. >> that looks like an animal i could have at home. >> as a pet. >> what? i don't think so. if you do decide to hunt and cook nutria, officials recommend the smoked nutria and sausage recipe from the louisiana department of wildlife. >> of course, it's louisiana. >> there's even a heart healthy crock pot recipe if you were trying to keep it light. >> if you would have said tastes like chicken, you might have had me. >> really? pau

county and never heard of a nutria before until i moved to texas. >> apparently, that's one of them. >> these are nutria. the u.s. fish and wildlife service had that message for america during national invasive species awareness week. if you don't know what a nutria is, it's an invasive rodent and it's causing a lot of erosion to ditches, lakes, bodies of water. they were brought to the u.s. from south america for fur. you can find them along the pacific, atlantic, and gulf coasts. fish and wildlife says the pest is edible comparing the meat to rabbit. >> i would not be opposed to eating a nutria. >> there's a lot of animals i wouldn't eat, a lot of people eat, but not me. >> that looks like an animal i could have at home. >> as a pet. >> what? i don't think so. if you do decide to hunt and cook nutria, officials recommend the smoked nutria and sausage recipe from the louisiana department of wildlife. >> of course, it's louisiana. >> there's even a heart healthy crock pot recipe if you were trying to keep it light. >> if you would have said tastes like chicken, you might have had me.

the husband and father from mexico has since been taken from the hospital to a detention facility in texasnce his inauguration, president trump has made it a priority to conduct mass deportations. >> of people here illegally. it's been well documented when most people are removed from the u.s. they >> have to see an immigration judge. but some of these judges have been fired as the trump administration tries to trim the federal work force base in has that story. >> president donald trump says in his second term his priority is facilitate the mask removal of criminal aliens, mass deportations. but first, most have to see an immigration judge, an administrative law judge working for the department of justice. the trump administration has fired some as part of workforce cuts and makes no sense whatsoever to fire immigration judges. matt biggs is the president of the union representing some of the 700 immigration judges. he says the recent firings left about 28 probationary judges without a job. when you fire immigration judges, you're effectively increasing the already huge backlog. the congr

[laughter] i now recognize and welcome the gentleman from texas, mr. turner. mr. turner: thank you, chairman gimenez, and ranking member mciver. i represent a large portion of the port of houston, the ship channel, generating millions of jobs, nearly a trillion dollars in economic activity. one of the issues we've been facing are the ship to shore crane used in many u.s. ports. the biden administration announced a $20 billion deal to develop domestic manufacturing of these crane. i fully support that. and it's important that that money continues to flow. but let me ask you, mr. davis, how long do you foresee before we have enough of these crane made in the united states to meet the demands of our sea ports in a reliable way? mr. davis: thanks for the question, congressman. it's a great one and really speaks to the thinking several steps ahead, right? i don't have a great sense of the manufacturers of these equipment would have a better sense. but my best, most aggressive estimate is about two years hence. and that's not from right now, that's from when the funding

first and foremost, from texas anywhere to the tennessee valley on tuesday, there is that threat for moves into the southeast from georgia up into virginia by the time you get to wednesday. so yep, it is going to get a little more difficult as we push into the week, and of course we've got a lot of weather that lies ahead of us. >> john: thank goodness we got you, lonnie quinn. >> maurice: all right, it is a very special birthday party. >> john: and steve hartman is inviting you. "on the road" is next. special birthday party. >> john: and steve hartman is inviting you. "on the road" is next. ager) how? (fisher investments) we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client'' best interest. (fisher investments) so we don't sell any commission-based products. (other money manager) then how do you make money? (fisher investments) we have a simple management fee, structured so we do better when our clients do better. (other money manager) your clients really come first then, huh? fisher investments: yes. we make them a top priority, by getting to know their finances, family, health, lifes

and as i went to the texas state right, it's a resource mineral agreement with trump is less on the sign. so he leaves empty handed as the main goal of his trip to america. ultimately ends, in fact, is also in the program the final round of cuz it does go elections taking place enough because the photos of the ballot ball the choosing between the 2 kinds of those that have competing visions for the nations part and part of the.

according to court records, drake settled with texas based iheart media to end part of the dispute. his lawyers accused universal music group of illegally paying iheart media to boost radio play for not like us. umg is the parent record label for both drake and lamar. details of the agreement are not being released now. drake is still suing umg, accusing his label of defamation for promoting the song. the trump administration is preparing to host its first ever white house crypto summit. the white house announced the summit today. it will include founders, ceos and investors from the crypto industry. president trump is expected to host alongside san francisco tech investor david sacks. the president has named sacks the ai and crypto czar. the summit will be held next friday, march 7th. spring training underway and the giants ha high to make an impact and possibly earn their way onto the big league roster. one guy getting a lot of attention in the giants camp is their top prospect, bryce eldridge. here's our giants insiders talking about his bright future. i think what the giants wan

k as a texas group, as has the us and its best and allies. but at least 40000 people had been killed in the conflict. as the b k came to establish an independent code the state. although in recent times, the focus has been on retail tournament and rights for pets, which helen has been serving a life sentence since 1999 of to being convicted of treason. and his goal comes months of to uncover suggested he could be grown to purely, if the p k gave renounces violence and dispense to a peace process between the p k k. and the toughest state collapse addicted to go. the group has since launch regular attacks in the country. some believe that will challenge called may bring historic changes. was that the i'm starting to develop a picture probably that the curtis struggle post, right? and remember, this will be given a more legitimate for internal and external really, despite being in china, a challenge remains a huge the influential leader for many cuts. his goal for b is, could have major implications for the region by the p. k. k has flits and sy

k says it will heat a cold, but it's joe lee that to declare receipts 5 with the texas government and laid down at toms on says day after the autoland made the appeal in the latter that was read out by pro kurdish politicians. he also called for the p k. k. to dissolve the group is designated as a terrorist organization by chucky, a european union, and by the united states. muslims are observing the 1st ramadan in syria. and since the full of his tide regime, how many months is of course, tradition and time to reflection, prayer and community cars, a unique significance for syrians this year, while the nation is hateful for a brighter future money struggling with a severe hardship. russell said, reports from damascus as the sun is about to save over damascus, the world market is bustling. shoppers, repeating for another month for muslims. tactless fear is what makes the hopes and proceedings. and instead of the fishy or the markets are full of goods. so much better than last year, you items from different countries enter the syrian market after the regimes collapse. for the 1st time i

it's cherish because they had to live in the shadow of the, of an expanding united states that sees texas, that seems to have for the next bill that sees bought from puerto rico that took cuba and then administered it as an informal colony until 1959, so there's, there's, so there's this kind of trump, it's unclear exactly which direction trump will go in latin america. there's the neo cons, luckily appointed secretary of state marco rubio, up until a few years ago. he was down within the yo cottage and now he's down now and now he's adjusting himself and he sounding a little bit like an american 1st though. but. but how do you know as a gender in latin america? what sort of yours agenda squeeze cube until it breaks? was my daughter oh, and venezuela. i was to take it in, in, in, in nicaragua, and forced brazil to lift the band them both. so nato particularly job us and i don't know, participating in the, in the election in 2026. he's banned from, from participating in the 2026 election because lives and mom and in the early a cool and assassination attempt against lulu. so there's a whol

he has since been taken to a detention facility in texas. >> san francisco is mayor has appointed longtime gun safety advocate 90 scott to the san francisco police commission and swore in new commissioner wilson long who is approved unanimously by the board of supe visors. mayor lurie says that although the city still has a long way to go in terms of public safety. these changes put the commission on the right track to making the city safer. >> wilson is extremely qualified for this role with 14 years as a federal prosecutor and his private sector experience, he has the expertise to help our police department keep people safe. matty scott has dedicated her communities safe and preventing gun violence in san francisco and across the country. i am proud to appoint her to the police commission today. >> has a san francisco native long says that he's looking forward to the opportunity to make a difference in the city and ms scott says that she's grateful to be able to help people heal from issues like crime and drug abuse. today marks the 3rd and final day of uc workers striking across califor

and today is no different because kfc is moving its corporate headquarters from kentucky to texas.is finger-lickin' [bleep]. what is going on? what is happening? what's next? jersey mike's becomes maine mickey's? will papa john step down as pizza pope? burger king abdicates his throne to marry a common nugget? because kentucky fried chicken isn't just a name. it's part of kentucky history. it was founded nearly a century ago, in 1930 in corbin, kentucky. even now, if you purchase kfc somewhere that is not kentucky, legally, they have to call it "sparkling white chicken." what else? oh, up in washington, speaking of chicken, oh, up in washington, our government is getting spatchcocked by elon musk and his post-pubescent pink slip troopers. naturally, the federal workers in their path of wanton destruction are experiencing anger, chaos, and confusion. which coincidentally are also the secret service code names for trump, elon, and don jr. [cheering] one example of these workers' heads spinning: friday before last, right? at the small business administration, employees received emails

a remarkable run that began in a texas orphanage in the 20s., he enlisted in the navy at age 17 aboard the uss saint louis. and that cruiser was hit multiple times in the pacific theater and narrowly escaped pearl harbor. >> being under fire. and you're sitting there at your battle station and you kind of hope. well, i hope the next one doesn't get me or something like that. and it's kind of a weird feeling you get suddenly you become very religious. yeah. it's you're a believer at that point. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> without that generation, we would not have a generation. and there would be no america without them. [music] >> boy, you feel good. you better stay here. >> oh. >> joe has outlived all of his three wives. he's the father of two daughters and three grand and one great grandchild. after 23 years in the navy, joe settled in as an insurance adjuster in the east bay, where he's now the kingpin at dublin bowl. he's healthy and full of gratitude. he says, if you want a full life, find your passion and run with it.

i can't get it straight. [ laughter ] whatever it's called, there are measles outbreaks in texas andew mexico. specifically, and you're not going to believe this, in areas where they have low vaccination rates. i know, right? [ laughter ] it's weird. government health officials say the best way to avoid measles is -- well, they fired all the government health officials. [ laughter ] so we don't know what they'll say. but fear not, because thanks to our dear misleader, disease is on the way out and rfk is on the way in. >> robert f. kennedy jr. we need him. you know, there's a number on autism, for example, with children, autism. 1 in 36 babies have autism. there's something wrong. bobby is going to find it. working with dr. oz, by the way. working with dr. oz. >> jimmy: oh good. let's get dr. huxtable in there too while we're at it. [ laughter ] he only hires people from television. it's really remarkable. what an absolute mess these scoundrels are making of our country. the federal government is in unprecedented disarray. the mass firings continue. with no research, they're just jum

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we see this happening in texas. and this is rfk that he is saying this isn't a serious thing. i think that is very visceral for people and one other area, and i hope it's visceral. >> for people. >> there's going to be massive cuts. >> to the va. >> so you're going to have veterans, wounded, veterans, amputees. >> who need. >> who like, live on their own and can't survive without. >> david, back to your point about the politics of this. the vacuum that trump steps into is one of expansive government policy, almost unbridled during the biden administration. of course, they they had taxes in their budgets to pay for it. they knew it could never be passed. we have to, as a country, get off of this train of a massively swinging pendulum from one set to the next. >> but it's. >> important to try to create policies that can survive under donald trump. because of this, we're now a less reliable trading partner, a less reliable defensive partner in all sorts of ways, and we have. >> to get off. and those may seem like second derivative issues. but to david's first point, if you're a p

and i'm going to move to texas. and harold and i got into basically a big fight about it.me. he came back at me with, "after all i've spent investing in you, and you're not grateful." i saw him as being very controlling at a whole new level. and so, i called his broker and i said, "i am not going through with this policy. no way, i'm done." >> and then we dropped the bomb on her that harold never canceled this policy. the policy had harold henthorn as the primary beneficiary. her daughters weren't mentioned at all. and the policy was $400,000. >> i said, "that can't be possible. i told him to cancel it. that was done." she said, "it's paid through till august of this year." i was just shocked. i definitely felt that i could have been the third victim. i'm like, "oh, my gosh. what have i done? how have i not seen through this guy?" >> according to investigators, it isn't just grace rishell's insurance that is set up to benefit harold. you actually found a pattern of this? >> correct. when we looked at lynn's death, we found -- there was $600,000 that he received. then we sa