texas are why i am here today. i am here for this and the stadium. it will be a lot of fun. reporter: [indiscernible] president trump: they have had floods for any years in texas and hurricane for any years. one of the big differences is we have this down to a science now. we have done something nobody has done. nobody has reacted to hurricanes and flooding like the trump administration. nobody has helped texas like the trump administration. we have done a good job and i'm happy to do that. very great state. reporter: [indiscernible] worry about that for your own reelection? president trump: i don't think it is for us. you cannot take anything or granted. you have to always be careful. iople think you are ahead like the concept of it is in play. you hear something is in play, that means close, you work harder. i don't see how i could possibly lose texas. they want border security. they want to protect second amendment. it is possible. the only way it is possible is it people think you are going to win and win by a lot. i think we are doing well. reporter: [indiscernible] he is a verymp: highly respected man. he is v

texas came from southern counties, large metropolitan areas, but of 254 counties in the state of texas trumpantly i believe 76% in rural texas which carries republicans over, so, look, texas republicans have to continue to gain roads with hispanic voters who are becoming stronger as they grow and we become a majority-minority state, we have to make inroads with college educated women in suburban areas and continue to register republicans that are moving in from other states and texas republicans are currently doing that and they are doing good job of it and so, yeah, i think it's going to be several election cycles before democrats are able to actually make texas in play. heather: yeah, with this particular race, 5 texas republicans who are retiring from congress and we can bring those up for everyone at home. but what you were talking about, that's what's referred to as the texas triangle, right, one of the big things going for that area is right now job creation and population growth, right? >> absolutely, so the texas triangle, if you take dallas dallas-fort worth and you draw line to san

>> reporter: in houston, texas, trump supporters were so excited. >> four more years, four more yearspresident in north carolina on monday might have heard them cheering his speech 12400 miles away. >> we're going to keep on winning, winning, winning. >> reporter: the historic republican advantage in texas is coming up against a younger latino voting bloc that favors democrats, so both parties are pouring record money into the 2020 race. >> what we're going to see in texas in 2020 is the largest coordinated campaign the texas democratic party has ever done. >> unprecedentsed? >> absolutely. we will break records. every time the latino vote increases in share, it's going to make it more competitive for a democratic. >> reporter: today, 5.6 million latinos are eligible to vote in texas, but only half are even registered. a sleeping political giant so big it could turn texas blue if it's awakened. >> my family doesn't really talk much about politics. the last election my parents didn't really support either. >> reporter: that's pretty typical. while overall texas voter turnout exploded i

trump campaign to have the president go to that event. even though i don't believe that the democrats are going to win texas this time it. f president trump can increase his margin with the indian american community and part of that is going to texas, taking time, being the warm-up act for modi, i thought, was really smart. >> juan: doing that with the hispanic community and jewish community and now with the indian. next on "the five" more fallout in the antonio brown football scandal over half a million vacationers, they are stranded around the world. and why some people are just really, really good at parking. whoa. the fastest seven coming your way on "the five. if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're working on ways to improve it. so plants... can be a little more... like plants. ♪ family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa!

texas. donald trump has won the state of texas. [applause] pres. p: like six months, then today i heard it again. i think it was buttigieg. [laughter] pres. trump: buttigieg. they said -- boot and then edge edge, because nobody could pronounce this guys name. boot, edge, edge. they say buttigieg and trump. what i've done for energy, if anyone beat me in texas -- i don't think anybody could be me -- i don't think rockefeller could beat the in texas. the real rockefeller, the first rockefeller. i think he would have a hard time beating me in texas. they said buttigieg -- he is doing a rotten job running his own city. lousy job. but they say buttigieg is two points up in the state of texas against president trump. i said i don't think so. [laughter] pres. trump: i don't think so. i don't worry about that too much. louis, what do you think, do you think buttigieg is winning texas? i have had him up to here. [laughter] [applause] pres. trump: democrats care more about illegal aliens and their own constituents. republicans know our duty is to represent am

>> yes. >> president trump has spent more in texas on facebook ads than he has in any other state. >>at, some people are saying, is this a head fake? because they love to make you think oh, we're worried about texas, so that the democrats -- >> is that someone like ted cruz would say we're really worried? >> some people would say that. you can't ignore number one the democrats, and number two, what we will watch for. watch for, if democrats, whoever the ultimate nominee is, starts to spend time in texas. i don't think in this environment, money is the big, like, motivator, even though texas is a very big state. the big thing is the most valuable thing, in a general election campaign, you know this, is a candidate's time. will they start going there. will you start to see a democrat, whoever it is, start showing up. >> the voting bloc, the latino voting bloc is something the democrats have been going after forrers and years and years and it is not so simple, and it is not a monolith, some are very conservative and vote for republicans but the ones that the democrats want haven't turned

we're doing latinos for trump. >> reporter: the stakes are no joke, though, a furious political battle unlike anything texasseen. >> chris jansing says democrats no he that energizing an anti-trump vote in texas won't be enough with republicans digging in to win texas the gop has already spent more money on facebook ads in texas than anywhere else. >>> former attorney general eric holder on prosecuting the president after he leaves office. >>> and on "up," william weld and joe walsh on why they're challenging president trump in 2020. they're challenging president trump in 2020 people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? (announcer) ozempic® s

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they announce, 8:00, whatever time, the polls in texas are closed. donald trump the state of texas -- has won the state of texas. closed.s in utah are donald trump has won the state of utah. breath.'t even take a now, if it is close, like it is in play, you wait 2, 3, 4, 5 hours to see what it is, but they don't even take a breath because they are called suppression polls. they are no different than all of the dishonest reporting that you people see. they are no different. they are suppression polls. i tell you what. ofre going to win the state new mexico, and i will be so [indiscernible] we are going to win new mexico. when i came here during the last election, came here a little, i was always told it is very hard to win. i came here little i saw great spirit. but i didn't really have a track record because i never did this stuff before. so i thought i was going to cut your taxes. i did. i said i was going to cut your regulations, i did. more than any other president in history. they have been there for many years. and i think the regulation cutting, like the wa

so while the democrats were fighting it out in texas, trump was speaking at the house republican conferencemore. and on his way up there, trump turned the helicopter rotors up to 11 and paused for a quick episode of: now, right off the beam, reporters asked about trump's search to replace john bolton as national security adviser, and he told them he's got plenty of options. ac a lot of people want the job, and we-- and it is a great job. it is great because it is lot of fun to work with donald trump. ( laughter ) >> stephen: really? really? really! g's fun to work for you? then, how come everyone who leaves your administration immediately writes a book with a title like "cave of hate snakes"? ( as trump ) "yes, it's a lot of fun to work with donald trump. he's unpredictable. he sometimes experiences a psychotic break where he dissociates and refers to in the third trump had some nice things to say about all his potential opponents. >> are there any democrats debating tonight that you actually respect? >> i respect all of them. >> all of them? i respect every one. let me tell you, it takes a

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central america country it remains unclear whenhe agreement will go effect but at a rally in texas sunday president trumpold the crowd the federal government is working hard to secure thede southern br. united states. legal immigrants who work hard,n pair their taxes, follow our rules and obey our laws. >> some critics are speaking out against the deal citing safety ncerns over el salvador's high homicide rates. trump made efforts withar s deals wither guatemala howev it's yet to go into effect. >> three people dead, four otherothersd hospitalize what pittsburgh police areoseli cal. police believe the gkup too drugs at the same venue prior to arriving at that apartment. three of the survived are fehor w. the fourth person is in critical condition.g growin concern about vaping this morning. looking toicials begin a criminal investigation into the issue. new death in my sore brings the total number oelvapingated deaths nationwide t. eight congressional sub committee will ho hearings on public health threats from e-cigarette tuesday. this as the trump adminisation worko formalize proposed ban and non tobacc

nobody's reacted to hurricanes and flooding like the trump administration, and nobody's helped texas like the trump administration has helped them. we've done a good job, and i'm very happy to do that. very great state. >> [inaudible] worry about that for your own re-election? >> no, i don't think it is for us but, still, you can't take anything for granted. i just saw polled and we're ahead, but you have to always be careful. people think you're ahead, i like the con set of it's in play -- concept of it's in play. last time i won by a lot, and i heard it was in play. when you hear something's in play, that means close, you work harder. so i don't think -- i don't see how i could possibly lose texas. they want border security, they want to protect their second amendment, they want a lot of things that i stand for. i don't see how it's possible but, you know, you never know. the only way it's possible people think you're going to win and win by a lot and, therefore, they don't go out to vote. so i think we're doing well in texas. >> [inaudible] >> well, he's a very high he respected --

. >> especially current red state of texas. >> trump is in north carolina today.nd campaign rally there in as many months. he's trying to tilt the race there. but he also announced a campaign rally in a state he lost in 2016. that's important because the campaign is desperate to send a message it doesn't have to rely on the 2016 map to win re-election. the problem is it's hard to find anybody else in the campaign who thinks they can win new hampshire. democrats won there by double digits in 2012 and 2008. one person that things they have a shot, campaign manager brad pass scal pass kale and we will see if he strikes there. >> two years ago actress alyssa milano galvanized attacks for people with the me too movement and she will be on the hill this week. she will meet with texas republican and gun rights advocate ted cruz. the meeting was born, where else, on twitter after milano asked where in the bible does it say guns are a god given right and cruz responded the right to life and liberty. and cruz, whose state suffered a mass shooting last week, a it can help a

. >>> after eating the reporters, president trump flies to texas to talk trade with india. a reporter shows us the crowd of 50,000, and we were in. >> reporter: tightening ties with india in texas, president trump and prime missing or minister sharing the stage. >> india has a true friend in the white house. >> the relationship between the u.s. and india is stronger than ever before. >> reporter: why is the prime minister in houston? texas sinus are sent energy and natural gas would be a key deal. >> we have a lot of that in texas. >> for the first time ever the united states is the number one producer of both oil and natural gas on planet earth. >> not everyone welcomed the show of friendship between the u.s. and india. protesters gathered outside the arena criticizing the nationalist agenda. >> we are all standing here and no matter who is oppressors, we are against oppressors. >> fueling the relationship between india and the u.s. is a good thing for both countries. >> we share values, india is the largest democracy on the face of the earth. >> david daniel, kpix 5. >>>

trump administration making a similar deal with guatemala this summer. it has yet to go into effect. kristina coleman fox news. >>> while visiting houston, texasump joined india's prime minister for an event attracting tens of thousands of indian americans. the president was an invited guest to a cultural rally that celebrated the recent reelection of the populous leader. president trump praised the prim minister. many talk about border security. >> we are soon setting records at the aspect of border security. border security is vital to the united states. border security is vital to india. we understand that. >> now, president trump's appearance came as his administration is finalizing plans for a trade deal with india. >>> time is 5:57. the sri lankan community came together for the funeral for an immigrant gunned down next month. the victim was shot and killed in oakland and the sum of the retired union city police chief is charged with liz murder. ktvu lee martinez says the victim's parents were denied visas to fly to the u.s. to claim his body. >>> the sri lankan community including monks who flew in from all over california attended the

events not only in texas, but a fox news alert as we take a look at the crowd leaving the howdy modi event which is ode to indian prime minister modi who was there with president trump laura, houston has a huge indian-american population, hundreds of thousands of indian-americans in and around houston and texas who gave president trump and their own prime minister a rousing welcome. you have everybody in cow i do hats and there some -- cowboy hats there and some traditional indian dress. you had these two leaders who were speaking both to the same audience and different audiences. the prime minister noted how many people would be up at midnight, now one a.m., in india watching this event. he was speaking to them. and at the same time, effusively complimentary to president trump as we talked about. they walked in, as you can see, hand in hand and walked the stage holding hands, and when they left, they were holding hands. laura: that's right. ask and president trump taking the opportunity to remind the crowd of 50,000 at nrg stadium that he plans to continue to, what he says, protect and take care of our indian-american citizens before taking care of illegal immigran

texas. president trump responding to the latest on both developments. hello, everyone, welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm laura ingle. mike: and i'm mike emmanuel. yesterday's shooting began with a traffic stop on a highway near midland, texas. a white male in his 30s opened fire on officers before driving off west toward odessa, hijacking a u.s. postal vehicle and fighter at people at random along the way. we're expecting an update from texas officials in one hour. meanwhile, this latest in a series of mass shootings has lawmakers upping the pressure on congress to act on gun control. and former texas congressman beth toe o'rourke now, a 2020 presidential candidate, also weighing in this morning. >> we're averaging about 300 mass shootings a year. no other country comes close. so, yes, this is [bleep] up, and if we don't call it out for what it is, if we're not able to speak clearly, if we're not able to act decisively, then we will continue to have this kind of bloodshe would in america, and i cannot -- bloodshed in america, and i i cannot

texas. and defeatfornia donald trump on november 3, 2020.on january 20, 2021, you know somebody asked me what is everything you would do as president. i said i would sign the reentry into the paris climate accord. but -- my favorite moment would, earlier in the day when it is traditional for the incoming president to usher out the outgoing president. i can just imagine being there. getting ready to usher out donald trump and melania trump. the helicopter will be off in the distance with the door open. ready to go. they will be ready to go back to mar-a-lago or new york. or somewhere. ,nd right before he leaves right before he goes, we are going to tell him -- adios. thank you

. >> lousy job but they say the judge is to point out in the state of texas against president trump. they said, i don't think so, i don't think so. no, i don't worry about that too much. but you think? you think they are winning texas? i have had him up to hear. democrats care more about illegal aliens than their own constituents. republicans know the duty is to represent american citizens. democrats voted against case law. how about this and now they even threw out the charge about gun possession which was like the smallest. can you imagine? it is not over yet. what a horrible thing to place in san francisco with that incredible, beautiful young woman holding her father's hand and is saying, daddy, daddy, what happened? can you imagine the shock of it? that is just incredible and this lowlife gets out. gets out. and people all over the world see that and say what the is wrong with the united states of america when they see that? last year -- >> trump addressing house members at a retreat in baltimore as i mentioned and talking about the case there. how a judge overturned the case, th

president trump arriving in ohio a short time ago where he will tour an australian-owned paper mill recycling plant with the prime minister. he was in texas earlier speaking at a welcome rally for india's prime minister. he praised our relationship with them as strong as ever. president trump: thanks to our tax cuts on around get senators and congressmen and women here today. tour economy is breaking one record after another. reporter: within the hour we expect to see president trump as well as australia's prime minister take the stage right behind me. where we are standing is a brand-new paper mill that's about to go online in a couple weeks. they are expected to highlight the growing economic relationship between the u.s. and australia. american workers are being hired, but the parents company is based -- but the parent company is based in australia. the president and first lady are rolling out the red carpet for the prime minister and his wife. they offered up a lavish state dinner saturday. this has been a trip about more than fun. australia's top trading partner is china. of course, there is a lot of interest about what happens with

sharp increase in the number of mass killings this year following back to back shootings in texas president trump made a controversial trip to el paso that critics contend it was as much a political campaign as commiseration for the 1st time though the president raised the possibility of stronger background checks on gun buyers. would. we have had. this apparently infuriated the n.r.a. which up to its lobbying efforts culminating in what was reported to be a lengthy phone call between president trump and the n.r.a. leader wayne la pierre when the president is speaking to wayne la pierre he knows he is not speaking just to wayne la pierre his speaking to his entire membership and millions of gun owners that he can mobilize in favor of the president should he so choose shortly after the call president trump return to the n.r.a. playbook repeating what has been the organizations mantra the gun doesn't pull the trigger a bird and. and we have great meadow building and following yet another shooting in a desert texas a few days later the president was disparaging about the background checks he'd advoc

the only emergency they see is of nature under attack heidi joe castro al-jazeera mccallan texas president trump has stripped the state of california the power to set its own vehicle emissions standards is also banned other states from setting similar rules the current law requires california in order to make has to build cleaner vehicles than federal requirements demand meaning the state has significant sway of the kinds of cars and affection for american consumers trump says the new move will lower car prices and is unlikely to impact emissions a 16 year old club attached to his gratitude emberg has urged u.s. politicians to listen to the scientists are addressing a congressional hearing in washington who says italian artist dario grammarian created a giant portray to the nobel peace prize nominee in farmland near the city of verona the 27000 square meter picture of a swedish teen was made using a tractor and plow it's to mark 2 bugs upcoming appearance at the united nations climate action summit next week. days of protests over petrol shorter use are brought parts of haiti to a standstill roa

texas welcome. kind of a win-win for both, i believe. certainly for mr. trump who why not, appealed to the indian american population. four million. texas has the fourth largest population of indian americans and for mr. modi, he's going to be going to the u.n. i have a feeling his reception at the u.n. is going to be a little frostier than it was in houston because of what's been going on in kashmir that india overseas. nevertheless, i think it was remarkable. just the size of the event. look at that. stuart: i understand prime minister modi is going to be talking with american energy executives in texas. that's going to be intriguing. we are now in a position to export natural gas to india. it's a beautiful thing. >>> now, earlier this morning, futures took a bit of a hit after the announcement of very weak manufacturing data from germany and from france. look who's here. jeff sica, circle scarquared alternative investments. here's how i see it. you may see it differently but here's how i see it. america, the market and the economy, best game in town. what do

trump rallies. here's the problem, the texas and i'm professors simply compared counties with rallies to counties without. they forgot to factor in the size of the county and candidates tend to campaign in bigger counties.

trump, talking about their long friendship and the great admiration he has for president trump and what is in texasdy modi rally. laura: and not only that the, using president trump's signature line, make america great again, in his intro to the president. so this howdy modi crowd that has gathered here in houston, what a diverse scene. we are seeing as he takes the stage once again. newly-reelected prime minister modi. >> howdy, my friends. [cheers and applause] [speaking in native tongue] [cheers and applause] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] leland: all right. so we're trying to get the translation here that comes in simultaneously as we're going to listen to what the prime minister has to say in a minute. you have to think about this in the prism of who the prime minister is also speaking to. as you noted, laura, just recently reelected. president trump congratulated him on that, said it was the largest democratic election in the history. it's midnight in india -- laura: right.lee and there are few more important events in most countries than their leader coming to the un

they call me trump's man in texas. not vote for somebody that wants to take our guns, raise our taxes, kill our babies, you know, make us get rid of our cows, shut down our oil and gas wells and leave the border wide open. we're not voting for that. i promise you. trump will do well in texas. i don't care what the polls say. they're all wrong. trump has got this. he will win by much larger margin than last time. as i travel around the state, i talk to people, i have not one texan that voted for trump not voted for him again. i do find a lot of people that didn't vote for him the first time -- ainsley: we talk about all the people from california moving to texas so they don't have to pay the state taxes. if you look at south texas, very democratic country, i used to live in san antonio, castro family is very well-known there, very democratic. people talking about it. also bush country. people are fans of both president bushes. they are from texas. some of that crew, some conservatives don't like the current administrati

certainly people of texas, but also for donald trump?ge victory for donald trump, good to see you, gregg, first time i have been on where you are host, this is fun. in that teaser. if -- would they have cut me out. gregg: they would have. >> this is a huge win for donald trump. it a huge win for texas. a huge win for austin. my granddaughter, just enrolled as freshman at ut, texas, austin, a great school, trump is winning this. and i think that u.s. prosperity is incredible. gregg: was talking to a businessman the other day, who said i'm getting out of china. do you see other businesses leaving china in maybe moving production to united states? >> maybe, i think that would be natural for a lot of businesses, they don't want to be in midst of this turmoil. that is why trump is doing what he is doing to get turmoil going get the chinese to negotiating table to have truly free trade, in we had that this would be spectacular. we would be a miracle together it would help the u.s. economy. gregg: are you? >> i would say here. gregg: are you co

texas." president trump has also used acist language about immigrants, about lawmakers of color, and has frequently used "invasion." when describing what's going on border.outhern how has the targeting of latinos el paso impacted your community at all? question that el paso has been ground zero for a of the cruel and inhumane policies of the administration border. bviously, my sister, who is with me, was elected to two ess, being the first latinos, elected to congress from texas. e're close friends, and i have seen her go through a lot this year. border issues, the separation of the families, and it just seems that with this it just never stops. single day.e every nd when you find out that this man drives six hours to go unting for mexicans, i mean, just think about that. actually go would and target the community and is go out and seek it out, just the worst, most inhumane thing i have ever heard of. and parcel ofpart rhetoric e and the that this president comes with from the white house. i think you probably saw the "new york times" analysis where his put together some of words and his rhetoric f

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texas." president trump has also used acist language about immigrants, about lawmakers of color, and has frequently used "invasion." when describing what's going on border.outhern how has the targeting of latinos el paso impacted your community at all? question that el paso has been ground zero for a of the cruel and inhumane policies of the administration border. bviously, my sister, who is with me, was elected to two ess, being the first latinos, elected to congress from texas. e're close friends, and i have seen her go through a lot this year. border issues, the separation of the families, and it just seems that with this it just never stops. single day.e every nd when you find out that this man drives six hours to go unting for mexicans, i mean, just think about that. actually go would and target the community and is go out and seek it out, just the worst, most inhumane thing i have ever heard of. and parcel ofpart rhetoric e and the that this president comes with from the white house. i think you probably saw the "new york times" analysis where his put together some of words and his rhetoric f

buttigieg is two points up in the state of texas against president trump. . id i don't think so i don't think so. i don't worry about that too much. you think buttigieg's winning texas? i have had him up to hear. -- here. democrats care more about illegal aliens and their own constituents. know our duty is to american citizens. democrats voted against'kates 's law andinst kate the charge about gun possession which was like -- got away with murder, can you imagine? it is not over yet. to lace inible thing san francisco, holding her others hand and saying, what happened, can you imagine the shock of it? that is incredible. this low life gets out. gets out. people all over the world see that and say what is wrong with united states of america when they see that? last year more than 80% of house democrats refused to support our heroes, ice and nearly every house to mcgrath voted in favor of sanctuary cities allowing illegal aliens with severe criminal records to terrorize innocent communities and these guys were tremendously successful in north carolina because al

. >> they say, buttigieg is two points up in the state of texas against president trump. i said, i don't think so. do you think buttigieg is winning texas? i've had him up to here. >> what's the best way to respond to that bluster? >> i mean, you can't take it that seriously other than i'm very curious to know what pollster let him know that i'm beating him in texas by two points. that's news to me but it's very good news if it's true. >> mayor buttigieg, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> we are joined now by minnesota senator amy klobuchar. thanks for joining us this morning. i think you're in iowa. >> thanks, george. >> i want to begin with breaking news with you as well on something you had direct involvement in as a member of the senate judiciary committee the confirmation of justice kavanaugh. "the new york times" has a new report out revealing a separate sexual allegation from his time at yale that was not investigated by the fbi and that the fbi failed to interview at least 25 people who may have had corroborating information on the allegations a

>>tightening ties with india in texas, president trump and prime minister narendra modi sharing the stage at a rally in houston, the energy capital of the world. >>headed own. >>between the united states and india, stronger than ever before. >>so why is the erime minister in houston texas senator john cornyn says energy and natural gas would be key components of a trade deal between the us and india. >>damian needs access to low cost. >>the united states is the number one producer thought. >>but not everyone welcomed the show of friendship between the us and india. protesters gathered outside the nrg arena criticizing modi's hindu nationalist agenda. we all standing here. humanity in no matter who is a professor and we had against that members of congress say fueling the relationship between india and the us is a good thing for both countries we share >>is the >>i'm david daniel reporting. well acting director of national intelligence joseph maguire is expected to brief the senate intelligence committee this week. >>on the whistleblower complaint whistleblower filed a complaint with the i

texas. president trump spoke to members of the coastguard yesterday in houston and thanked them for saving lives. >> what would have been the biggest thats that trophy really of its kind ended up being not that. tremendous damage. some life lost, but you would have been talking about anywhere from 10 to 20 or even 25,000 lives would have been lost. so the coastguard is really done its job. >> local officials say the storm caused at least five deaths and close to 2000 rescues. >>> all right. we want to check back in with rosemary right now. as we do, rosemary, i am just getting an update. aim just going to kind of read it briefly from their twitter account that they are not projecting a power turn-off for tonight in lake, nappa and sanoma counties. that could change. of course with the conditions and the winds, and also possibly tomorrow as well. >> you're right. it is something we will be watching for the next couple of days. this red flag warning that moves in later tonight doesn't expire until early wednesday morning. outside our doors at this hour, the warming trend has begun in some areas. a

and originally with the last mass shooting in texas president trump had come out strongly and talkedecks and did a 180 after taking to the nra. why does the nra still hold so much sway with him given thoifbl been hobbled by their own scand lds and crises. why are they still able to change his mind? >> ironically the president actually says in private conversations at the white house the nra is quote-unquote going bankrupt. he's aware of their problems but he's been warned by advisers he should not think they're going bankrupt in the next year and a lot of their members are supporters. they don't represent all gun owners. the president has supporters outside the nra. but as we've seen with this president time and time again when there's a chance to pivot towards a center position he tends to burrow into his base. i think he's terrified of his core group of supporters leaving him ahead of this election because he really doesn't have many other places to go. >> he and the white house are suggesting a policy to combat mass shootings of the death penalty, expediting the death penalty. hav

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trump. sepas simpatizantes de texas, inicio de un tour que se prolongarÁ por hecho el preside trump en favoremos por esa informaciÓn, en vivo. borja: a esta hora se conoce que un grupo demÓcrata el comitÉ judicial de la cÁmara baja aprobÓ una resolución que describe las reglas para un eventual juicio polÍtico contra el presidente trump. carolina: y los eventuales cargos incluÍa acusaciones como opciÓn de justicia en investigues y mediaciÓn de, abuso de poder, financiamiento, entre otros. a esta hora se desarrolla en la capital del paÍs. borja: otra noticia que preocupa mucho al metro comunidad, con siete votos a favor y dos en contra la corte suprema de justicia da luz verde, temporalmente, es importante, temporalmente al gobierno para negarle el asilo a migrante que llegan a la frontera sur, sin antes haber pedido protecciÓn otro paÍs. la medida impacta a los migrantes centro americanos que llegan a travÉs de méxico huyendo de la pobreza y violencia. los magistrados han dicho que el fallo de la corte suprema va a durar hasta que las cortes inferiores, en concreto la corte del noveno circuit

. >> president trump is in texas today to speak at an event with the indian prime minister. we were going to bring you live coverage, but due to technical issues, we will record it and show it later in our schedule. as president trump left the white house this morning, he stopped to speak to reporters. >> mr. president. >> good morning. we are leaving now for ellington air force base in texas. we are going to spend some time on the floods. we are going to be briefed on the floods. we will make an assessment so we can try to help texas with this terrible flooding. we will be talking to a lot of people and meeting a lot of people. that is going to be at ellington air force base. then we are going to houston. we will be at a very nice stadium packed full of people with prime minister modi of india. we are going to have a good time. hear he is tremendous. that will be in houston. after that, i'm going to ohio. i told mr. platt, if he does something really spectacular, i will go and cut the ribbon. he did. he invested $1 billion in ohio. they are great people. it is a great compa

only emergency they see is of nature under attack heidi joe castro al-jazeera mccallan texas well president trump has strips california as authorities assess its own vehicle emissions standards which are tougher than national ones is also bans other states from setting similar rules current law requires automakers to build cleaner vehicles than federal requirements demand trucks says the move will lower car prices and is unlikely to impact emissions california has voted to challenge the move. the global demand for palm oil is thought to be one of the factors behind the ongoing forest far problem in indonesia the blame for the widespread forus has been directed at plantation companies many of whom produce palm oil regular mahomet's has from jakarta. i hate blankets the streets of city on the island of sumatra fires have been burning here in riyadh province for more than a month many started deliberately by farmers and plantation companies to clear land for planting most of the haze is smoke arising from this land which is probable peat below the surface what it looks like the fires have been put o

joining me now, the first congressman to call for impeachment of president trump, texas democrat al green. congressman green, it seems now when you look at this, the majority of the democrats calling for some kind of impeachment, you started out there basically alone. how do you read the level of determination around impeachment proceedings of some kind among the members of the house as you return to washington this week? >> thank you for having me on the program, reverend. i am pleased to know that there will be consideration taken up by the judiciary committee. i have talked to many members of congress, and i sense that the members are leaning toward impeachment. my guess is that the president will be impeached. i regret, however, to tell you, reverend, that i'm not hearing enough about impeaching him for the bigotry emanating from policy at the presidency. i think that we have to take that issue up and bring it along because black people are the loyal base of the democratic party. no one's more loyal to this party than african-americans, and they've suffered racism and discrimination,