huge challenge next week, texas tech's had our number and it's been since november 25, 2011, since the fan base and the state experienced a win on the football field versus pitt, we're going to enjoy it tonight. they've already started. >> molly: congrats. >> sean: they have to be happy for him. garrett greene injured early in the first quarter, and marchiol was solid. only asked marchiol to throw three passes in the second half, big hug for greene and marchiol as it ended. 6 for 9, 60 yards passing and a touchdown. ♪ west virginia mountain mama take me home country roads ♪ >> sean: he will long be remembered in the history of the backyard brawl. as neal brown said, haven't had a home game in this rivalry since 2011. waited a long time. they know how to celebrate and it will go on for a long time. for greg mcelroy, molly mcgrath, our great crew with phil dean and scott johnson, sean mcdonough, good night from morgantown, next is local news over most abc stations. every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business

we have dropped a category chavez, who is a political scientist from texas tech university, and the research fellow with the model institute at west point ministry academy. she focuses on technology is of international conflict and secure say, welcome to dw. perhaps you could tell us more about how best technology is making the school different from previous ones. are sure. so the way that drones have been used on the battlefields, the way they've changed the tactics. i wanna highlight a few things that are distinct about this conflicts. one of them is that it's largely rendered the armored unit that we thought this war would be fought with us . that these sort of supporting elements. when this war 1st started, it looked like this classic land war, a european plains with tanks pushing inward into ukrainian territory. but with drones, these have mostly been dominated by artillery and by small drugs tactical drones. and consequently, it's been able to create a sort of pocket reconnaissance, which then leads to what some troops have called island for structures. so when you have these, um, thes

let's investigate this with dr. county chavez, who is a political scientist from texas tech university. and the research fellow with the model institute was at west point ministry academy. she focuses on technologies of international conflict, unsecure, say, welcome to d, w. perhaps you could tell us more about how best technology is making this school different from previous ones. sure, so the way that drones have been used on the battlefields, the way they've changed the tactics. i wanna highlight a few things that are distinct about this conflicts. one of them is that it's largely rendered the armored unit that we thought this war would be fault with us. that these sort of supporting elements. when this war 1st started, it looked like this classic land were a european plains with tanks, pushing inward into ukrainian territory. but with drones, these have mostly been dominated by artillery and by small drilled tactical drones . and consequently, it's been able to create a sort of pocket reconnaissance, which then leads to what some troops have called island for structures. so when yo

pete: texas tech can't be texas tcu. rachel: why don't you take over this segment?n you're getting picked on. before why are you kicking on me? he has been picking on me. pete: you have been admitting you haven't been -- insufficiently taken care of sean duffy all week. she thinks taking care of the house is sufficient. need to be called when they are injured. rachel: could have done a better job. i could have done a better job. i did for sean what i thought i would want but that was not what he wanted, one of the lessons of 25 years, still learn how to be better and i have to learn that. shoulder surgery and very intense. not quite himself. will: in fort worth, texas, the tcu colorado game a little later today. >> reporter: sean can watch this game. a lot of eyes will be on this one at noon. they might not have been as good on paper last year but people were excited to see deion sanders had what he would do with his team. he overturned a lot of players, only 10 scholarship players for 2,022 but people will see if that will do something on the field. i will talk to

it is also happening in austin, texas. techyear-olds in driver and cars wrapping around your city. and these cars don't work very well. they stop for no reason and block traffic. >> nice self-driving cars caused a massive traffic jam in austin, texas. >> jesse: [laughs] the chinese, the russians, and the north koreans have already hacked federal agencies. so what is stopping them from hacking every driverless car in san francisco and turning it into a weapon of mass destruction on wheels? so do police departments, which democrats have already divided and demoralized, have a plan for any of this? paul mauro joyce me now. you got robot cars now, paul and police are pulling them over. what are they supposed to do? can you view sobriety test with the computer? it is funny you should say that. under current law, the petri dishes for this, every car and a to miss car has to be -- have somebody in control and that person can be remote. which we are seeing more and more of. maybe they are in charge of 50 cars. right? >> jesse: you woul

texas tech community is saying it is completely overwhelmed by illegal crossings. >> reporter stephanie haines has the latest. >> the surge of migrants at the southern border has captured the attention of elon musk. he's a billionaire and owner of tesla and x, which is formally known as twitter musk writing, quote, they are being overwhelmed by unprecedented numbers. just hit an all-time high and still growing and going to visit eagle pass later this week to see what's going on for myself. >> the latest data from u.s. customs and border protection shows 230,000 migrant encounters along entire southern border in the month of august. officials say approximately 11,000 encounters recorded last weekend. >> musk says he spoke with republican congressman tony gonzales whose district includes eagle pass. he points out the local hospitals and shelters are overwhelmed. i have never seen the crisis this pat. >> 20 over 2,200 people injured in this sector yesterday illegally. in el paso over 2000 entered illegally. we are out of time. >> some law enforcement alon the southern border. welcome a vis

it's also happening in austio.n texas. techpanies there are test tech beforeot cars they're ready for primetime. >> and that's like having a flee.t of 15 year oldsof in driver's ed cars whipping around your city15-yea. and these robot cars don't really work very well. they jus t stop for no reason rea and block traffic. >> these self-drivinson ang carr caused a massive traffic jam in austin, texascaused. >> the chinese, the russians and the north koreans have already hackedsians, a federal agencies. colonial pipeline, sony pictures and don jr's twitte ager account. so what's stopping them fromso hacking every driverlesst is can san francisco and turning it into a weapon of mass destructioof masn on wheels? >> so do police departments, d which democrats have alreadyan defunded and demoralized, have a plan for any of thislized, h? palmer, a retired nypd inspector, joins me now. you go mauro jt robot cars now,l >> and police are pulling them over. andwhat are they supposed to d? yeah, what could go wrong? can you field sobriety te

tech texas has had a hard line position on reproductive freedoms.w outlying driving through them for the purpose of obtaining an abortion. there are women who now have to travel to mexico to get reproductive health care. does this have any repercussions at the ballot box? how is this being abided by the citizens of texas? >> does this sound like freedom to anybody? >> now. >> we're gonna start boarding planes and trains and buses and asking women what's the nature of your travel, ma'am. where is this going? it's so unbelievable. it's a tragedy what is happening in our state. every single day there are lawyers, not doctors determining whether or not a woman is sick enough to have a pregnancy terminated, there are victims of rape and incest, was nowhere to go. and it's a tragedy for our state. but we don't have to put up with it. we can codified roe v. wade at the federal level, i voted to do that at the house in the senate. we can do that. we can vote a folks like ted cruz didn't want to take this nationwide and have a nationwide ban on abortion and

i studied in russia for a while at texas tech.erstand their culture and history, what propels them, and what pushes them back is strength, not weakness. when we show weakness is when we push forward. host: you member of the judiciary committee and tomorrow you will hear from merrick garland. what do you think you will ask him? guest: let's start with what i will ask him. i want to talk about leslie wolf and her role, and my curiosity about the investigation into hunter biden and his tax issues, and why they made certain decisions that seem contrary to typical procedure of how a criminal investigation should proceed. let me give you examples. leslie wolf called off a search warrant for hunter biden's guesthouse. later, they advised against doing the search warrant of this storage unit and gave the team a heads up on when that was going to happen. in a criminal investigation, you don't give a heads up to somebody that you are going to search a storage unit that may contain evidence that incremented that person. and then say we are g

i guess the philosophy of the biden administration is the regulation will drive the texas opposed to the tech driving the tech. >> sandra: we will talk to larry kudlow about this, he has a lot to say on that, the truckers, and also the cancelling of these oil and gas leases in alaska, he is suggesting that the biden administration is breaking the law by cancelling those and we are in a situation and if we are not producing enough energy to meet our own demands, we rely on foreign nations for it. >> john: looking forward to that. >> sandra: oh, man, last night, so many of us saw it, waited through it, the climate protestors, they stood up and disrupted, this was obviously the u.s. open, women's semifinal was happening when all this went down, it was delayed for 50 minutes as the nypd struggled to remove one of the protestors who decided to glue their feet to the floor of the seat. this is the aftermath of that scene, ok. that's not to the seat, that's to the floor beneath the seat. charlie hurt is moments away on that, but first, bryan has the news live at the tournament. are those protestors

tech community. >> she's a superstar in many ways. just a beaming, positive individual, passionate about baltimore. and really passionate about equity and justice. >> reporter: nicole sganga, cbs news, baltimore. >>> down in texas, a big name weighed in on the u.s. immigration crisis. tech billionaire elon musk visited d the southehern border yeststerday and d met with l lo authoritities. >> i believe that we need a greatltly expandeded legal immigrgration syststem, and tht should letet anyone inin the countrtry who is h hard workini honest, , and will b be a contributotor to the u united states.. we should d have expedited l le apapproval foror anyone whoho sf falls s into that t category.. by the same token we should not be allowing people in the country if they're breaking the law. >> musk visited eagle pass where thousands of migrants have been wading across the rio grande into the u.s. in recent days there's been a sharp rise in illegal border crossings, overwhelming towns like eagle pass and el paso. >>> a suspect is in custody after allegedly shooting and wounding a man during a protest in new mexico. authorities say 23-year-old ryan martinez pulled out a gun after a scuffle during a demonstration over t

or the chips and science act bringing high tech manufacturing to texas.mmunities. for some 30 years we've done anything on gun violence. this is what he has to offer. its culture war and stunts. and texans are embarrassed. they are tired of it. and that is why we're getting rid of them. >> i would also say i think he likes pretending to be like supermacho and that is just my -- you can try that. good luck. texas congressman colin allred, thank you for joining. please do not try to ram me when this is over. that's our show for this evening. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. lawrence >> good evening, i was listening carefully and i did not hear ted cruz say how many beers he wants to drink every week. how many do we know what the number is? >> i mean also, did he really drink to be a, i have a lot of questions of what exactly went down in that video. >> i have a feeling that ted cruz would not like me very much. because i have not had two beers in my life. in my entire life. >> i know. i hate the stuff. >> well, you also

the fifth circuit court of a feel scranton texas governor greg greg abbott a tech tenbury victory ander, that mandated the barriers be removed by this coming friday. abbott said in a statement thursday that he is prepared to take this case all the way to the supreme court, if needed. the buoys were installed back in july, as part of abbott's brother migrant deterrence efforts, alston as operation lone star. the justice department then sued the state of texas, alleging the buoys violated federal law, and were installed without government offers asian. mexican officials said the barrier violates their country sovereignty. but let's put aside the legal and political implications here for a moment, because real people, migrants, who are risking it all, risking their lives for a better life, they are the ones suffering the consequences. two bodies were found in the rio grande last month, one was found entangled in the buoys, and the other was found about three miles upriver, identified as a 20-year-old hunter and man. now, these tragedies are far too common, as w. -- nathan points out duri

texas. so we do stuff to be protected. calling fall a public safety tech team, employees, all people pieces and for the customers. >> strike organizers say they are still counting the exact number of businesses participating in the one day strike because not every business can a 4 to close for the whole day. the clarification tonight from a judge about a current injunction involving sweeps of homeless encampments in san francisco. the judge with the 9th circuit court of appeals said the city, ken sweeping cabinet. if the an house person refuses shelter. this is part of an ongoing lawsuit between the city and the coalition of homelessness. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with both sides today. she joins us now with what this means going forward. sarah, what's the latest? >> grant. that's right. the san francisco city attorney says officials can sweep an encampment. they can go by and asked people if they want shelter and if they refuse shelter, then that encampment can be sweet. but the coalition involved in this lawsuit, they doubt the city's offering real hous

texas intermediate at over $90. pretty aggressive moves up in oil. jonathan: we are also watching tech in a big way. some mix performance from these three names. let's start with the losers hp under pressure that warren buffett's unloaded several million shares per yet we are seeing a touch of weakness in adobe stock added the company's quarterly results. adobe when the ai gainers so big expectations. one endless view that etsy -- and others view is that as he could perform well. that stock responding to that. wall street call today up 3% per year the big story of the day has been the high-profile arm ipo. after that trading debuted we continue to watch the stock. currently up more than 18% at this hour. matt: one we're waiting for all morning. did not start trading until this afternoon per year just after that, caroline hyde spoke with the ceo who discuss interest in the company. >> investors want to understand the opportunity we had in front of us and ai, which you cannot talk about our industry without talking about ai. helping them understand you cannot really run ai without arm, a cpu and point

. >> john: a lot of attention paid to the border today because tech billionaire elon musk dropping into eagle pass, texas to see the border crisis there firsthand. an area fox news has been camped out and bringing you the dramatic pictures from the area. elon musk pointing out we cannot absorb this many people illegally at this rate. >> border is there for a reason, the flow of people of such magnitude leading to a collapse of social services, even new york is buckling under the pressure. >> sandra: and in chicago, the migrant crisis is growing and business owners are sounding the alarm. fights and loitering more frequent outside shops and bars. owners say the city is not doing enough to keep control. brandon volpita owns a bar near a shelter and joins us now. thank you for joining us. we have spoken to chicago business owners throughout this crisis, it's tough to manage, how are you dealing? >> we are pushing through. we have been there for a long time, and it's kind of just another problem that we have to deal with. it's -- we are hoping that federal and state help come down to help the city because as

sparking a sell-off in tech stocks overall after reports that china has increased restrictions as scott alluded to. apple suppliers with large china exposure including broadcom, qualcomm, texas instruments, you can see on your screen all lower. qualcomm the largest exposure over 7%. speaking of china, several chinese tech names are also lower, like pdd holdings, alibaba, baidu, pick your reason. baidu, tencent and alibaba have ordered roughly $5 million worth of nvidia chips. and investors are wondering if those orders are going to be at risk. nvidia shares down again today, almost 2% on track to break a three-week win streak. scott? >> kristina, thank you. >>> we're just getting started. up next, apple shares slumping, stock down 7% in the past two sessions. so where does it bottom out? we'll ask star analyst dan ives, he's here at post nine with his take. (sirens) [due at target in 5!] copy that. make a hard left down the alley. network's got you covered. [please confirm requesting back-up.] -changing route. -go. roadblock ahead. ...back up, back up... reverse! reverse! next level moments, we're 30 seconds out. need the next level network. [north corridor, hurry!] -coming

he took that path to texas lawmakers earlier this year and the texas house, lawmakers said if we plan to settle this with techt dollars, we must understand fully and broadly what can paxton is accused of. so they launched an investigation, and at the end of their investigation, it resulted in those 20 articles of impeachment against ken paxton. >> and the way in which this trial and become a taste of gop loyalty, tony? >> i think it absolutely underscored the infighting going on within the gop party in texas, but ultimately we know that those gop senators faced pressure. there was a political machinery fired up here in texas with money pouring in to preserve can pick them as attorney general. and the attached threat, the senators they saw as vulnerable to voting against ken paxton, the threat that, yes, they would absolutely receive well funded challenge hours at their next election. >> here is the thing, ruth. i take care about texas because i care about texas, but i also care about texas because it would seem to me in this case to be across some of what we are watching nationally. with saint donald trump at

tech. others feature epic views or high-end food and wine pairings. but far from california the one world is welcoming newcomers in texas hill country, west of austin. in picturesque fredericksburg, rick dvorak from san antonio recently stopped by for a tasting. >> i enjoy anyone, but some of these wines are really good. >> reporter: wine lovers can find many wineries . >> the industry is fairly young here as opposed to other wine regions in the country. >> it tends to be a little bit hotter here, so our harvest season finishes earlier than other places. >> reporter: and here in virginia, the state ranks sixth in the nation for around 300 wineries. virginia wine weekends showcase local makers and para-bottles with multicourse dinners. >> all of our wines have a more floral essence. there is a mineralogy component. >> let's go crack a bottle and get a glass! >> that sounds really good! >> cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >>> thanks so much. the proposed flag band that puts a small alameda county school district in the spotlight. >> i see this as part of the culture wars being brought to the comm

texas. so we do stuff to be protected, calling a public safety tech team, employees, all people pieces and for the customers. >> now, the group e e will have more from business owners and the next half hour. chan along with business owners going to say that earlier this month they were hoping to get money from state grants that would ultimately help them fight organized crime. but the city of oakland miss that deadline to apply in response to today's strike for better public safety. allin mayor sheng thao said in a statement that her office is working on this. take a look. we've got it up on your screen reading in part, we welcome the opportunity to meet with any business owner that wants to work on collective safety solutions alongside our office, adding, quote, i have been personally meeting with dozens of small business groups to fund and support initiatives to get here and promote safer streets. now the strike is set to start at 10 o'clock this morning with the press conference at some point later today. and that will be outside of chance business in oakland's as we get more information. w

texas border. submitting a daily report on migrant trains in mexico traveling north and establishing tech on railroadsighways. these actions can't come soon enough like border leaders like le h leeser. >> it's come to a breaking point right now, so, we have to look at resources. there are things that we're doing, we're prepared for the unknown. >> we have a broken immigration system, and this is a system we have to work within, in it's fixed, you know, we seem to be doing the sale thing over and over again. they keep sending us money, we keep finding shelter, making sure people are off the streets, make sure they're safe. at the end of the day, the situation is not changing. >> it appears the mexican president is willing to work tell white house. and the mexican president wants to meet with president biden in washington, to discuss migration, drugs, firearms and trafficking. and also saying that mexico is currently dealing with its own migration challenges including the daily arrival of 6,000 migrants to its southern border. rafael romo, cnn, atlanta. >>> to hollywood where striking writers could be b

texas. so we do stuff to be protected calling fall a public safety tech team, employees, all people pieces and for the customers. >> these along with chan were hoping to get some type of state funding earlier this month to fight against organized retail crime. but the city of oakland miss that deadline to apply they're still working with that. but in response to today's strike for better public safety. oakland mayor sheng thao said in a statement their office is working on the situation. take a look. we've got it up on your screen reading in part, we welcome the opportunity to meet with any business owner that wants to work on collective safety solutions alongside our office. also adding, i have been personally meeting with dozens of small business groups to fund and support initiatives that deter crime and promote safe streets. i don't know if we can go back to that live at some point throughout the show. that's the very latest from the newsroom. as we get more, we will keep you updated. darya james. we'll send now. check back with you throughout show. thank you, michael. >> all right. well,

texas. so we do stuff to be protected calling fall a public safety tech team, employees. all people on the says and for the customers. let's try. organizers say they're still counting the exact number of businesses that are participating. >> and that one day of action, because not every business can of 4 to close for an entire day. happening today, 11 nurses at ucsf medical center. they're set to rally against the short staffing issues and increase workplace violence because of an ongoing hiring freeze ucsf. they announced a month-long hiring freeze back in may. this led to over 30 incidents of workplace violence against registered nurses and other health care workers at the parnassus campus nurses are calling on ucsf to improve their unsafe staffing at all. 3 campuses, including mission bay and mount zion rallies going start at 12, 30 at the ucsf medical center at mission bay. let's head to the north bay because workers at marin water, they're set to picket outside the marin municipal water district over contract negotiations. chemist electricians, even rangers and maint

busload of migrant s to new york, the texa governor himself is in new york saying he is not to blame. >>> and now, a man is in custody accused of killing an ex-tech ceo. he is now giving new details about his arrest. >>> intense diplomacy is what led to private travis king getting out out north korea custody and we have this video of king coming back to u.s. custody after he seemingly involuntarily crossed over to no north korea, and we look into the details of what caused him to go into north korea in the first place. what do you know is happening now? >> he is in brook army center in san antonio. that is where you are taking if you have been detained overseas and reacclimate, and get a psychiatric exam, and where brittney griner and trevor reed were taken after being detained in russia. that is where he will stay for some time, but how long is unclear, but the big question is what happens next. the officials had raised the possibility that he could face further disly their action after returning to the u.s., and he was absent without leave after the officials here at the pentagon said that he willfully and intentionally crossed into north korea

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texas will not stand for that. that's why we immediately took down that flag. >> and, bret, the next v.i.p. visitor may come as a bit of a surprise tech billionaire elon musk says after speaking with congressman tony gonzales who was here yesterday musk has decided he needs to see what is going on for himself. no date has been given for his arrival. bret? >> bret: griff jenkins, live along the border. griff, thank you. the leader who calls himself the most prounion president in history walked the picket line today in michigan with striking auto workers. exactly what president biden is doing remains unclear even as former president donald trump prepares a visit of his own. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. it's unclear with the president's visit to the picket line achieved or even which union demands he support. the uaw wants a four day workweek with five days of pay. something bernie sanders supports and also a 40% pay increase. today biden was asked if he supports that and he said yes with the nuances they should be able to bargain for

texas company software company that helps students develop a love of learning. the techcrunch disrupt conference continues through thursday. also new at ten more layoffs in the california techr. san diego based biotech company cn8 says it's cutting its workforce by about 70. the company says it expects to retain 28 full time employees. they do have an office in san francisco and enough cash on hand, they say, to fund operations into the second quarter of 2026. san francisco based software company airtable is also announcing layoffs. the ceo says they are cutting 237 workers. they're shifting to focus their enterprise customers with a different mix of roles. airtable says it will offer workers at least 16 weeks of pay, as well as health care coverage and other benefits. san francisco based instacart is now trading on the nasdaq. the nasdaq brought its opening bell to san francisco this morning to celebrate the ipo. the stock began trading at $42 a share. the grocery delivery app had set a price of $30 a share for its ipo, valuing it at about $10 billion. it is listed under the name cart. the stock closed at 33.70 a share. the stock's moved lower on wall street today while tr

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science, tech and engineering and math. 64% are manufacturing workers. 56% are professional service workers. and the report is going to presented at 11 o'clock this morning. a federal judge in texas rules that a regulation to preserve daca is unlawful. the judge barred the government from approving any new applications but left the program intact for existing recipients. the decision is expected to be appealed to the u.s. supreme court. that puts dacus fate before the high court. now for a 3rd time, the same judge issued a similar ruling 2 years ago. the deadline is looming for about 140,000 members of the united auto workers union. they're going on strike may be if things don't work out against for gm and stellantis, that contract expires around midnight and news nation's kelsey kernstine takes a look at where things stand across the u.s.. >> canada, mexico, everywhere we go. we are having our best calendar. year-to-date sales in our history. >> general motors touting record sales wednesday at the 2023. detroit auto united auto workers calling it a slap in the face as negotiations are ongoing with ford, gm and stellantis. we've got to flip the script on its head and ask. >> why

tech: that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ skyway and crockett on friday when they saw a white suv in flames behind a fence. but texasediately made a u-turn and he jumped the fence to help. another driver did the same thing. as i approached the vehicle, i heard a guy yelling for help and so i just acted quick. the door was jammed up, so i tried prying it and then here, here comes matthis. i don't even think i was thinking at all. i just took the door and i just yanked on it. both men got the driver out of the car and says he was not coherent. they call 911 and by the time fire crews arrived, the suv was engulfed in flames. you see right here, the crockett carquinas fire chief commended the men for putting themselves at risk to save the life of a stranger. they had not acted immediately at and without regard for their own safety. i truly believe that he would not have survived at this point. all we know is that emergency workers say the driver's injuries were significant. chp investigating what happened here . happening today, the santa clara county board of supervisors set to vote on whether to allow the sheriff to c

texas liberty pack says it will spend millions of dollars to go after republicans who voted to impeach, or convict can can paxton. >> this is a political witch hunt against ken paxton. >> anyone who goes against techs the case. >> as the political pressure mounts against republican state senators, many are watching senator angela paxton, who has long stood by her husband, as he climbed the texas political ladder. even performing musical numbers at his campaign rallies. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> despite the lurid allegations against ken paxton in the impeachment trial angela paxton is publicly showing full support for her husband, calling him the love of her life. and in the impeachment trial, she will be closely watching the republicans, and who will decide her husband's political fate. >> and kaitlan -- we are looking for clues as to which way these republican senators might be leaning. we might have gotten a hand hint early on before the impeachment trial started. there is a wave of motions where the senators could have voted to dismiss the charges by a simple majority. in each of those votes, or where paxson didn't get enough votes, he had 6 to 8 republicans voting in his favor. but he needs ten to be able t

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texas billions on doing the job the united states government should be doing. we need to pass this bill. i yield back to the gentleman. mr. pfluger: i thank my colleague from tech as on the other side of the aisle that we should be thinking about how to remove people that come across illegally and that is what border patrol agents that told me this past weekend in eagle pass and their solution was deportation and i think my colleague was the one on tv about a week ago and said until you see images of people being deported and i'm not quoting exactly, but until you see the images of people being deported, and i couldn't agree with him more. that's the message we need to send. we don't need a remain in mexico policy and go back to the policy. because they know the border is wide open. this is a pass h.r. 2 and send h.r. 2 in the form we passed it here in the house to the senate and president and secure our border. i urge a yes vote and i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from texas. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it, the amendment is agreed to. it is now in orde