. >> joining us from san antonio, texas got a professor of history at the university of texas at austin and your paper, your presentation is titled as follows, droughts, dams, and the attempt to stave off the disaster on the colorado plateau. explain your research, what have you learned? prof. bsumek: my research started with the dam on the utah eurozone of order completed in the 1960's. i became interested in how society was attempting to mitigate extreme water shortages in the american southwest. >> how did they do that? prof. bsumek: there were a number of different ways americans who settled in the region actually attempted to deal with a water shortage. they first tried barrier dams and canals and then they began to scale up their attempts. they tried smaller mitigation projects and by the time we get to the 1940's and 1950's, people become acutely aware that order for society to grow, they need to really begin to stockpile water. after the construction of hoover dam is followed by the second largest dam in the united states. they turned infrastructure to do that. >> when was the g

the market, this being one of them, both are leaving the state, this one has already moved to austin, texas my other couple are moving to boston, and i have another listing coming up wherethe people are moving to seattle..."indeed, the on-line real estate service redfin says migration is reaching a record high with one in four people searching for a home looking to leave the bay area with sacramento and seattle among the most popular destinations. the proceeds from cashing in one's equity can go a lot farther in places says von raesfeld.myron von raesfeld/realtor "...its much cheaper in many places across the country that have really great quality of life so many people are passing on the bay area and going somlace where they get that quality of life where everything is 20-30 percent cheaper..."san francisco, new york, l.a and denver have the highest net outflows, which means more people looking to leave than to move in. von raesfeld says the owners of this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on murguia avenue, who have already moved to austin, texas, are typical of what's happening. "....take that and

i'm a professor at the university of texas austin. been there about 30 years, and i have the pleasure of serving as the chair of the peer review panel. just have a few slides to let you know who we are and what we're doing. the makeup of the panel is on the slide. i'm chair. we have several members, including tom sable who's a practicing structural engineer in los angeles, bob shaw, who is a specialist in steel fabrication and welding. and then, when we started this process, m.t.c. let me know that if we needed additional targeted technical expertise as we go through this investigation, that they can bring on additional experts, so we brought on one additional expert. at this point, it's dr. bill moore who's with the edison welding institute in columbus, ohio. we brought him onto review what l.p.i. is doing in their stage of the work. we have a fairly broad range of expertise, as andy mentioned. we do have experts on fracture investigations and then more broadly, structural engineering, structural design, and with brian cozy, kind of

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one of the archives that i found texas, manywas in historians looking at this texas,will go to austin, el paso, texas. the archives there have wonderful materials. re were great archivists who were extremely helpful in finding documents. documentne important which outlined the el poorveneer ir massacre. were murdered because they were suspected to have rated a ranch on christmas morning the previous year. >> take us into your class at uc boulder. information supplies your lectures? >> it surprises me most that students are not aware of the lynching of mexicans in this part of our history. many are aware of african-american lynchings. that is really not their fault. this is not something that is widely published. most interesting is when they question how are the similar or different to the lynchings of african-americans. i can explain to them that the lynchings of mexicans during this time period had a lot to do with citizenship and sovereignty and were carried out for potential crimes like theft, theer, but largely, it was sexualized crimes and the crossing of the line of african-ame

that was seven years ago-ish.ag- >> reporter: tucked away in a small garage in austin, texas, the slow-moquarters. >> this is my domain, the prop garage. >> reporter: endless props and odds and ends. stuff that would normally be collecting dust, absolute gold for the slow-mo guy i actually about 1,000 mousetraps. >> reporter: oh, my dpaugod, ths the mousetraps you sat on. this is the 6-foot balloon that dan actually sat in and it exploded on him. >> that's my favorite prop, that one there. >> this guy was the original ball that got thrown at my head. one of the first videos we ever released. still has the original water. hang on. >> reporter: it all started back in london. two blokes doing ordinary teenager things. >> yeah. >> we became good friends when we worked at the same super market and bonded over video games. >> it was like, what's going on? >> nobody's ever beaten me at halo before. >> reporter: how did you start making videos? >> i would make videos with different friends, and i found that dan and i had the best background on screen. when it came time to start the slow-mo guys,

the market, this being one of them, both are leaving the state, this one has already moved to austin, texasto boston, and i have another listing coming up wherethe people are moving to seattle..."indeed, the on-line real estate service redfin says migration is reaching a record high with one in four people searching for a home looking to leave the bay area with sacramento and seattle among the most popular destinations. the proceeds from cashing in one's equity can go a lot farther in many places outside the bay area says von raesfeld.myron von raesfeld/realtor "...its much cheaper in many places across the country that have really great quality of life so many people are passing on the bay area and going somlace where they get that quality of life where everything is 20-30 percent cheaper..."san francisco, new york, l.a and denver have the highest net outflows, which means more people looking to leave than to move in. von raesfeld says the owners of this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on murguia avenue, who have already moved to austin, texas, are typical of what's happening. "....take that and th

locations within the transit center that have the potential for brittle fractureuniversity of texas at austin structural engineering professor mike engelhardt chairs the independant panel reviewing the transit center repair project. he says the panel has now started to review thousands of construction drawings to make sure no other parts of the transit center have the potential for cracking.sotour goal is to amke sure when the transit center reopens we have a high degree of confidence the structure is safe.118 /structure is safe tomorrow... funeral services will be held for a central valley police officer who was gunned down during a traffic stop. today... people were paying their respects to corporal ro-nil singh ... with a procession. our grant lodes joins us now with details. (grant) singh... lost his life the day after christmas... during a traffic stop involving a d-u-i suspect. this was the scene in sttoday d to pay their respects. american flags lined the streets as a flag-draped casket carrying singh's body... was taken to the town of newman.. where singh was an officer. the casket ar

locations within the transit center that have the potential for brittle fractureuniversity of texas at austin structural engineering professor mike engelhardt chairs the independant panel reviewing the transit center repair project. he says the panel has now started to review thousands of construction drawings to make sure no other parts of the transit center have the potential for cracking.sotour goal is to amke sure when the transit center reopens we have a high degree of confidence the structure is safe.standup dan kerman/sf 118 if the panel sees anything there will then be a visual inspection and then a determination of there needs to be a fix.. that's why it's unclear eactly when this facility will reopen. in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( robin ) officers broke up a sideshow in a north bay parking lot after months of complaints. c-h-p and santa rosa police targeted the drivers in a special operation.. over the course of the last few months... police received complaints about sideshows on the weekends. people say they were happening in the parking lots of target and best buy on

is great to get your expertise on this really appreciate your time thank you that is lot to an austin texas thank you. thank you elizabeth. still ahead on the bulletin columbia gets tough on hundreds of venezuelan refugees kept in both of that and. why these candy sculptures made the nine eleven memorial in new york causing an uproar. hello the snow has stopped now in the u.s. there is more to come through counters sweeping in this general direction and not much else going on in most of the central and eastern states as you can see so we say goodbye to the snow and a lot of people to clear it up and then look to the pacific side back one front off those coming in through california reaching as far in as colorado useful snow this but the rain is make it quite miserable all the way down the pacific coast highway for example san francisco looks are having a miserable day particularly on thursday fourteen degrees you may not see the sunshine at all you would enjoy the right i suppose if you like that sort of thing as for winter further east where it's getting colder again in minneapolis and tor

the market, this being one of them, both are leaving the state, this one has already moved to austin, texasr couple are moving to boston, and i have another listing coming up wherethe people are moving to seattle..."indeed, the on-line real estate service redfin says migration is reaching a record high with one in four people searching for a home looking to leave the bay area with sacramento and seattle among the most popular destinations. the proceeds from cashing in one's equity can go a lot farther in many places outside the bay area says von raesfeld.myron von raesfeld/realtor "...its much cheaper in many places across the country that have really great quality of life so many people are passing on the bay area and going somlace where they get that quality of life where everything is 20-30 percent cheaper..."san francisco, new york, l.a and denver have the highest net outflows, which means more people looking to leave than to move in. von raesfeld says the owners of this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on murguia avenue, who have already moved to austin, texas, are typical of what's happening. "

locations within the transit center that have the potential for brittle fractureuniversity of texas at austinneering professor mike engelhardt chairs the independant panel reviewing the transit center repair project. he says the panel has now started to review thousands of construction drawings to make sure no other parts of the transit center have the potential for cracking.sotour goal is to amke sure when the transit center reopens we have a high degree of confidence the structure is safe.standup dan kerman/sf 118 if the panel sees anything there will then be a visual inspection and then a determination of there needs to be a fix.. that's why it's unclear eactly when this facility will reopen. in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( james ) in national headlines ... the supreme court says justice ruth bader ginsburg is missing arguments for the first time in more than 25 years. the 85-year-old justice is continuing to recover from surgery ... where doctors removed two cancerous growths from her left lung last month. doctors found the growths on ginsburg's lung when she was being treated

pledged to ease restrictions on mining on the show is an associate professor at the university of texas in austin he says the time collapse is the result of years of poor environmental management. the situation happened or over again but it is not america or is it that it was brought two. years of good use regards. environment and a deep rooted population in brazil the problem is destined. for a long time brazil because israel he. adopted kind of a developmental ease because curse that it put the development of both everything else of over the environment of all the people of all three ot all of that variable and now is what happened the initializer state recently there was there was a belief they should have the environmentalists lation about a dam and eat the helping us to understand why this tragedy happened already a it is a tragedy but it is not by chance it happened because there is a kind of mentality that might set that the over missed an important part of the residency of society to have this kind of this issue that just disregarded the environment.

the market, this being one of them, both are leaving the state, this one has already moved to austin, texas, my other couple are moving to boston, and i have another listing coming up wherethe people are moving to seattle..."indeed, the on-line real estate service redfin says migration is reaching a record high with one in four people searching for a home looking to leave the bay area with sacramento and seattle among the most popular destinations. the proceeds from cashing in one's equity can go a lot farther in many places outside the bay area says von raesfeld.myron von raesfeld/realtor "...its much cheaper in many places across the country that have really great quality of life so many people are passing on the bay area and going somlace where they get that quality of life where everything is 20-30 percent cheaper..."san francisco, new york, l.a and denver have the highest net outflows, which means more people looking to leave than to move in. von raesfeld says the owners of this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on murguia avenue, who have already moved to austin, texas, are typical of what's hap

the market, this being one of them, both are leaving the state, this one has already moved to austin, texas my other couple are moving to boston, and i have another listing coming up wherethe people are moving to seattle..."indeed, the on-line real estate service redfin says migration is reaching a record high with one in four people searching for a home looking to leave the bay area with sacramento and seattle among the most popular destinations. the proceeds from cashing in one's equity can go a lot farther in many places outside the bay area says von raesfeld.myron von raesfeld/realtor "...its much cheaper in many places across the country that have really great quality of life so many people are passing on the bay area and going somlace where they get that quality of life where everything is 20-30 percent cheaper..."san francisco, new york, l.a and denver have the highest net outflows, which means more people looking to leave than to move in. von raesfeld says the owners of this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on murguia avenue, who have already moved to austin, texas, are typical of what's happ

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locations within the transit center that have the potential for brittle fractureuniversity of texas at austinineering professor mike engelhardt chairs the independant panel reviewing the transit center repair project. he says the panel has now started to review thousands of construction drawings to make sure no other parts of the transit center have the potential for cracking.sotour goal is to amke sure when the transit center reopens we have a high degree of confidence the structure is safe.standup dan kerman/sf 118 if the panel sees anything there will then be a visual inspection and then a determination of there needs to be a fix.. that's why it's unclear eactly when this facility will reopen. in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( marty ) soon- to- be- former governor .... jerry brown is moving out of the governor's mansion. moving trucks were seen friday morning outside the governor's mansion in downtown sacramento. governor brown moved into the mansion back in 20-16... after a massive renovation to the building. brown was the first governor to live at the mansion since ronald reaga

. >> tucked away in austin, texas, the slow-mo headquarters. >> this is my domain.comes from. >> endless props and odds and ends, stuff that would be collecting dust absolute gold for the slow-mo guys. it started back in london. two blokes doing ordinary teenager things. >> how did you start making videos. >> i would make videos with different friends and sort of found that dan and i had the best on screen so when it came time to start the slow-mo guys she was the clear choice and i regret it ever since. >> with gavin's access to a rare phantom slow motion camera and dan's panache on screen, they could film videos unmatched at that time. it has groomed into a major money maker. now almost a decade later they have their own youtube original series and get sponsors to produce content. >> maybe 20 different companies we work with and they basically pay us to make a video. >> so coming out to the slow-mo guy's backyard and i have a base drum behind me and water balloons and paint cannons. i'm about to get the full slow-mo guy experience. >> first the quick change. >> th

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locations within the transit center that have the potential for brittle fractureuniversity of texas at austinr mike engelhardt chairs the independant panel reviewing the transit center repair project. he says the panel has now started to review thousands of construction drawings to make sure no other parts of the transit center have the potential for cracking.sotour goal is to amke sure when the transit center reopens we have a high degree of confidence the structure is safe.standup dan kerman/sf 118 if the panel sees anything there will then be a visual inspection and then a determination of there needs to be a fix.. that's why it's unclear eactly when this facility will reopen. in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( james ) ( james ) in national headlines ... joe biden is poised to decide in the coming month whether he will jump into the democratic presidential race. a source who spoke with biden says the former vice president indicated he was leaning toward a run. it would be third bid for the white house. biden's silence on the matter has raised questions among some democratic donors

on this now we're joined by marcello shower he is an associate professor at the university of texas in austin and he's joining us live from there very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so how do you think we have got here in brazil where this has happened again just three years after marianna which was then called the country's worst environmental disaster. well thank you for having me well unfortunately the situation happened over a game but it's not america i said that it was brought to the. ears of could use with our. environment and of the population in brazil the problem is that a group that long time brazil because the gaily. i thought did kind of to develop mentalities because curtis then put the development aboard everything else of all the environment of all the people of all through all the battle and in the knowledge that happened the initializers they recently there were there was a belief they should let the environmental legislation about the dam and even the help that to understand why these tragedies happen already a desire to try to do good is not by chance to happen bec

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. >> joining us from san antonio, texas got a professor of history at the university of texas at austin and your paper, your presentation is titled as follows, droughts, dams, and the attempt to stave off the disaster on the colorado plateau. explain your research, what have

for over a century the university of texas in austin, and i speak from experience when i was there, used a hold an official celebration on march 2 of texas independence, until the practice was abandoned in the 1990's, when a growing number of latino and african american students protested against the celebration of the slave republic that demonized mexicans as well as blacks. historians to the south and west provide communities having to reassess their regional heritages and narratives of the past that these moneymen serve as reminders. i don't have a clue. i really don't. maybe patty does. i do know of communities want to build bridges instead of boats, they need consensus, first on values and ideas on what they want their communities to represent. and to consider whether those monuments embody those values and ideals that they wish to pass on to their children. thanks. [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody, can you hear me? neal has kindly agreed to be my sort of slide expert. there it goes. in my brief talk, i'm going to compared two recent efforts to memorialize our complex history

so there i am back in austin texas for the interview and the chief of staff offered me the job on the spot. the first question he said was that can you manage and i said yes. i had managed anything, by the way. but, i will never forget what he told me, working at the white house is like drinking water at a fire hose at full throttle and he was right. >>. >> the chief of photographer called me up and said you i have your portfolio do you want to work for this administration and i said, sure. and that was it. pretty simple. >> was anything that prompted you to want to be chief of staff #>> yeah, i tell the story of election night, i was covering bush at the white house and, barack obama beat john mccain for the presidency and i went out to lafayette park and all these college kids are celebrating and chanting and the energy to the whole thing, i was transfixed. i was leaving home that night and i said to myself, if i can work for this president i'm gonna do it. so, i told my wife i would apply and i applied and i said yes. i didn't get it and then pete said i want you to work for me. bu

system that migh thave the right conditions come together to have a brittle fracture university of texas at austin structural engineering professor mike engelhardt chairs the independant panel reviewing the transit center repair project. he says the panel has now started to review thousands of construction drawings to make sure no other parts of the transit center have the potential for cracking.sotwe are not expecting to find problems, but at this point just to do our do diligence we are going to look throoughly to be sure no other conditions exist in the center that may cause a brittle fracture standup dan kerman/sf 122if the panel sees anything there will then be a visual inspection and then a determination of there needs to be a fix.. that's why it's unclear eactly when this facility will reopen. in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. new ahead at 8 he got trapped in a burger king bathroom...then was offered free food for life by the restaurant. why he 's now suing... and next. new video showing the moments a nail salon owner chased down a customer for not paying ... then lost her life. (ke

from where it all started in liverpool -- ♪ back in the ussr >> reporter: -- to austin, texas.♪ don't let me down >> reporter: even in frigid new york. >> greatest band of all time, bar none. bar none. anybody argues, they're wrong. >> reporter: music that gets you moving no matter the temperature. >> i always listened to them as i was growing up. >> reporter: a half century later, just two beatles remain. but their music, well, let it be, forever. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> guess what will be on my playlist going home tonight. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. for all of us, thanks berated in a san francisco courtroom. the tongue lashing a federal judge gave p-g-and-e >>> right now at 6:00, berated in a san francisco courtroom. the tongue lashing of pg&e. >>> we'll lay out the storm and details on a stronger storm ahead. >>> but first, reunited after a month apart. the first thing a woman seeking asylum did with her 18-month-old daughter who was taken from her at the border. news account 56 starts now. i'm jessica aguirre. >>> i'm raj mathai. there's a lot of t

system that migh thave the right conditions come together to have a brittle fracture university of texas at austin structural engineering professor mike engelhardt chairs the independant panel reviewing the transit center repair project. he says the panel has now started to review thousands of construction drawings to make sure no other parts of the transit center have the potential for cracking.sotwe are not expecting to find problems, but at this point just to do our do diligence we are going to look throoughly to be sure no other conditions exist in the center that may cause a brittle fracture standup dan kerman/sf 122if the panel sees anything there will then be a visual inspection and then a determination of there needs to be a fix.. that's why it's unclear eactly when this facility will reopen. in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. (vicki) an east bay mother says ..... her son was depressed and needed help. instead he was shot and killed by police.(grant) tonight, dozens of people showed up at a vigil for the hayward man killed in an encounter with police in november.kron 4's ella sogomo

possibly showing itself as a rare event in dallas of the next twenty four hours mainly it's north of austin texas rolling up through oklahoma eventually but rain and heavy rain could be the the worry here you know so the temperatures there the side of the cult side not as low as they were they've risen about fifty degrees in twenty four hours when effects above freezing so as minneapolis and that's i think continuing trend if a slightly warmer on friday and his the rain risk it could be significant running through wet ground zero up toward tennessee and kentucky division probably nap elations it will snow no ground it will be rain and there's plenty of rain still for the pacific coast snow rapidly falling out of the sky in british columbia in the cascades as well which is welcome but the rain itself is probably welcome a little bit further south in northern california. south caribbean apart from the great don't say she was here ranges it's really quite quite a pleasant time of the year the onshore breeze for places like costa rica honduras and nicaragua just brings a little light rain. whether on

he joins us from austin, texas. reggie, let's start with you. military seems to be backing maduro. where does this leave the opposition? reggie: so at the moment the military remaining loyal to maduro definitely makes the -- which theh the, united states, regional government, the opposition are pushing for to remove madero uro more difficult. the u.s., the opposition are trying to raise pressure one from outside venezuela and one from on the streets of venezuela for the military on the political elites in the country to split apart, with some seeing maduro's departure as the only way to avert a tougher sanctions regime not only from the united states, but from other countries in the region and from global powers in general. alix: how much more pressure do we get from the u.s., as in do we get more oil sanctions? reggie: yes, so the next step after a blanket crude import ban would likely be sanctions on , on other aspects of venezuela's oil trade. this would likely look somewhat like the global sanctions regime on iran that existed. and that woul

. >> reporter: heavy rain causing flooding issues in areas like austin, texas. >> that water moves fast. doesn't matter if it's a four- wheel drive or car, if there is water there, it can push you off of the bridge. >> reporter: high water in parts of louisiana and in calca shoe parish, a 68-year-old man was killed when an uprooted tree landed on top of the truck he was in. >> high thoughts and prayers go to the family now. it's kind of a bizarre, you know, weird accident that happened. >> reporter: a flash flood watch is in affect for the northern half of georgia on friday and there is a chance of isolated strong storms along the carolina coast. and i'm john lawrence reporting. >>> the rest want country is dealing with severe weather. we're going to deal with winter weather ourselves. california style. >> yeah. >> and we have a bit of a break. and, i don't know, 12, 14 hours before we start to see it. and if you have anything to do outside, go ahead and do it. and take the christmas lights down. i know that is on my to do list before the rain moves in. taking a live look out of the sal

. >> reporter: the austin, texas, 14-year-old is trying to help save his big sister, christiane. >> shend fatal disease called batten disease. >> reporter: the 16-year-old was diagnosed when she was 5. the rare neurological disorder there's no cure, only experimental treatments that may slow the disease. the family started a foundation to raise the $6 million for an fda-approved clinical trial for christiane. garland promised to raise the last $1 million by himself. he's almost there and needs less than $150,000. you think he's going to be able to get it? >> yeah. >> my plan was to get 100,000 people to give $10 each. thank you guys so much for donating. >> reporter: so he's turned to social media for help. from college athletes -- >> i play quarterback for the university of texas, i'm here with my buddy garland -- >> reporter: to jewelry designer kendra scott. he also staged fund-raising races and even sold lemonade. charlotte and craig benson are garland's parents. >> i think in some ways it's almost made him the big brother. >> reporter: the bensons don't say if but when the million-

the market, this being one of them, both are leaving the state, this one has already moved to austin, texasston, and i have another listing coming up wherethe people are moving to seattle..."indeed, the on-line real estate service redfin says migration is reaching a record high with one in four people searching for a home looking to leave the bay area with sacramento and seattle among the most popular destinations. the proceeds from cashing in one's equity can go a lot farther in many places outside the bay area says von raesfeld.myron von raesfeld/realtor "...its much cheaper in many places across the country that have really great quality of life so many people are passing on the bay area and going somlace where they get that quality of life where everything is 20-30 percent cheaper..."san francisco, new york, l.a and denver have the highest net outflows, which means more people looking to leave than to move in. von raesfeld says the owners of this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on murguia avenue, who have already moved to texas where the buy a home that times $400,000 ( darya ) it's been years i

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going forth with ai, i talked to in austin, texas, the southwest silicon valley, they have a project called watson, their ai prototype. their big effort is to make sure our biases don't enter into algorithms. so they have to keep checking, checking and checking. like i thought, bears fan. not a bears fan. megan: also a bears fan! [laughter] rep. kelly: we talked a bit about workforce and bias. the main thing for me is privacy issues. privacy is important, because we are elected officials and it feels like we don't have privacy , but really respecting individuals' privacy is really important. i think that is another area we will have to conquer, too, with regulation, and with how much people and entities and how much companies know about us. sometimes we don't even know how much they truly know about us and what is being shared. brian: so a lot of your colleagues in the senate have been looking at what would need bell.into a national ivc do you have -- in national privacy bell. the have any thoughts on what would be appropriate? rep. olson: to guess who is in the committee now? the pr

veterans came in droves from north texas, houston, austin, and san antonio to stand in as his family.okesman told us at least 2500 showed up to be on hand. >> this is one of the few cemeteries in texas where you cannot buy a plot. you have to earn it. and joseph definitely earned his plot here to be in our cemetery, due to the fact that he served our nation and our flag. by being in the united states air force. >> the presentation of the military burial flag was handed over to a representative of the texas agency that oversees the cemetery, and it, harris, we just learned that a family member of walker about to heard about the plea for patriots to come forward and made it to the cemetery. at the very last moment, the tail end of the service, she was then presented as flag when it was all over. the unaccompanied veteran program which started in 2015 has handled 97 burial since its inception which has allowed veterans to be buried with honors and recognition of the service. it is also led, as we are seeing here, to the reification of families and next of can, once the news, community no

i got my masters from the university of texas, austin. i wrote my professional reporter, make the assists on the impacts of the development of low income communities and i took a look at how it impacted those people and how they're pushed out of those communities. a lot of the best practices i looked at were sort of ways to combat these issues and i wanted to look at the underlying issues, which i think kind of cooked into the constitution and they make oppression and economics. so i wanted to look and see if there was any policies that have been passed that help block low income people try to come out of this economic disparity. i found h.r. 40 by congressman john conyers first introduced in 1989 in the title of that is the commission to study were perforation for african-american i'll just read the small paragraph to give anybody who's not sure. >> can you give us your question? i've got an answer for you, because the question. >> sorry, the large set up. i want to know what your thoughts on reparations are and how impactful do you thin

. >> mayor of austin, texas, when this started off, it was another partisan battle and took it in stride. this is a betrayal of basic trust. in addition to the issues you have heard, cities are having to step forward to augment food pan tries and utility relief. we have our police department and restaurants in town that are rushing pizza and barbeque to t.s.a. this is a betrayal of trust. we have spent years building trust with landlords in our city so they accept people with section 8 vouchers. and the way that we have done that is we have said that that check on behalf of those people will be in your mailbox on the first of every month. and it was that promise and that trust and faith that has enabled us to make any head way against homelessness and we are about to come up on the first and the checks aren't going to be there. and when the checks aren't going to be there, it will take years to recover from this. this is not right. this is a betrayal of trust. people should be paid for the work they are doing. we need the senate and the president to end this. mr. yarmuth: just a couple o

. >> hundreds in austin, texas gathered in the streets. the event was hosted by the texas reproductive rights rally and they opted not to march across the city. trump supporters showed up at the event and remained peaceful. >>> a fire in an east bay apartment buildingkilled. it broke out at the bayside apartments on sunny view drive at 4:40 this afternoon. firefighters say the building may not have had working sprinklers. we are going live to the scene with much more on the story. >>> that is right. good evening. i talked to a family tonight who said they are lucky to be alive. they say the fires started in the kitchen and it moved so quickly that they grabbed what they could and ran. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows how the smoke and flames engulfed the apartment. >> it started on the bottom one and kept growing to each floor. >> three units were involved. they live on the first floor and escaped with just the clothing on their backs. >> i was in the kitchen trying to put it out. once it was too much i went to her room and grabbed