. >> el senado de texas aprobÓ un proyecto de ley que castigarÍa con sanciones y recortes de fondos sancionar a gobiernos locales y universidades que optan por no cumplir con las medidas. >> la iniciativa estÁ en la manos de la cÁmara de representantes estatales. >> los escÁndalos de corrupciÓn de la compaÑÍa, salpica al presidente de colombia juan manuel santos. >> afirmaron que habrÍa recibido dinero ligado a la constructora de acuerdo el ex legislador presuntamente entregÓ un millon de dÓlares a la campaÑa de santos, estÁ detenido por recibir 4.6 millones de dÓlares de sobornos de la firma brasileÑa. >> un tribunal federal de apelaciones podrÍa decidir en cualquier momento sobre el polÉmico veto migratorio del presidente trump, este martes pidieron evidencias al gobierno para justificar la lista de los 7 paÍses en su mayoria musulmanes prohibidos. >> al interior de la corte en san francisco, la administraciÓn trump libra su primera gran batalla legal para defender la suspensiÓn de nacionales de 7 paÍses en su mayoria mucsulmane. >> el presidente sÍ tiene la autoridad de

"un nuevo dÍa." >> muchas gracias. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> (risas). >> me contaban en san antonio texas de buenas a primeras una de las tormentas se convirtiÓ en tornado y destruyÓ muy buena parte. >> quÉ lÁstima. >> muchas casas y negocios. >> ojalÁ que la gente estÉ muy bien, que se resguardo en y se preparen para todas estas, estos cambios meteorolÓgicos que hay. bueno hablando de cambios. y a lo mejor hasta de vida en otro planeta la administraciÓn nacional de aeronaÚtica y el espacio o sea la nasa, seÑalÓ que ha descubierto siete nuevos planetas que estÁn orbitando alrededor de una estrella similar a nuestro sol, a la nuestra, estos siete planetas nos hace preguntarnos si realmente puede existir vida en otros planetas si estamos acompaÑados, si estamos solos mmm... es un nuevo descubrimiento. mario vannucci estÁ preocupado porque no sabe si la astrologÍa va a tener que estudiar mÁs. >> (risas). >> y hacer nuevos seÑalamientos de estos nuevos planetas. >> fÍjate que ayer se dio a conocer este descubrimiento la nasa sacÓ el comunicado y dicen que es la primera vez

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demandar al agente de la corte corte, cerca de la lÍnea divisoria entre ciudlas ciudade un juez de texas bloqueÓ el recorte de fondos federales a la paternidad planeado, el juez que dictÓ el fallo argumento que el estado no ha presentado pruebas creÍbles sobre que esta organizaciÓn violo normas Éticas en sus prÁcticas de a aborto. comenzÓ el conteo regresivo para las personas que protestan contra el centro... dicen que la zona se puede inundar por las lluvias que se acercan. quienes se queden en este lugar pasado el mediodÍa serÁn arrestados. >> gracias a la valentina de dos policÍas un , encontraron al ch dentro del auto, los agentes no lo pensaron dos veces, rompieron el vidrio y abrieron la puerta y rescataron al hombre que estaba herido e inconsciente, luego regresaron al auto a buscar si habÍa mÁs personas adentro, muy valientes. >> podrÍamos decir que el deseo de vivir de un toro logrÓ superar cualquier obstÁculo, parecÍa una pelicula de ciencia ficciÓn en las calles de queens, hubo un verdadero despliegue policial por mÁs de de su horas. finalmente el toro fallec

acÁ hacia texas tenemos precipitaciones y hacia el este de texas, tenemos condiciones propensas para desarrollar fuego forestal, fuertes rÁfagas de viento y hacia el oeste tenemos mucho sucediendo seÑores tenemos fuertes rÁfagas de viento los cuales pueden incluso, alcanzar las 75 millas por hora. posibilidad es de inundaciones, tiempo invernal y persisten las condiciones para maÑana sÁbado, aquÍ lo tiene. maÑana en la maÑana las precipitaciones continÚan dejÁndose sentir hacia el oeste y tambiÉn el sureste va a contar con precipitaciones. estas son las temperaturas altas para el dÍa de hoy. new york contarÁ con 42. los Ángeles con 60 y esto, fam ley un tremendo beso y por supuesto mi querido dani, toda una broma, me encanta el rosado. >>> no me cuesta en lo absoluto. nada. >>> para nada mi amor hay mucha gente que le gusta mucho trabajo quedarse dormido. especialista han hecho un estudio y preste atenciÓn a las conclusiones que han llegado de ejercicios mentales que pueden ayudarle a quedarse dormido mÁs rÁpido. contar na peso. comenzando con el num 100. 98, 94 y qu

. >> el gobernador de texas declara la guerra a inmigrantes y bloquea fondos austin, ciudad santuario, la decisiÓn del republicano viene despuÉs que la jefa del departamento de policÍa de austin advirtiÓ que las cÁrceles de esa ciudad no ejecutarÍan las ordenes federales en relaciÓn a inmigraciÓn. >> el muro entre estados unidos y mÉxico podrÍa estar construido en aÑos, asÍ lo anunciÓ en una entrevista con fox el secretario de seguridad john kelly, dijo que serÍa posible si se cumple con un ambicioso calendario, seÑalÓ que su construccion comenzarÍa dÓnde mÁs se necesita y luego se completarÍa a lo largo de toda la frontera sur. el exdirector general de la petrolera fue confirmado por el senado como secretario de estado, en una pequeÑa ceremonia jurÓ a su cargo frente al presidente y vicepresidente con 56 votos a favor y 43 en contra su elecciÓn es la de mayor oposiciÓn que ha tenido el senado, ahora el expetrolero toma las riendas de la diplomacia del paÍs en momento que las relaciones con muchos paÍses estÁn muy fragiles por ejemplo con mÉxico. >> policÍ

. >> en texas protestan contra las medidas del gobierno estatal para obligar a las autoridades locales para colaborar con inmigraciÓn, greg abbott es el primero en imponer castigo financiero por considerar el estado santuario. >> un hombre con un machete atacÓ a un oficial en francia, otro agente abriÓ fuego contra el agresor que estÁ hospitalizado con 4 disparos, aparentemente es un ataque terrorista. >> investigan explosiÓn ocurrida... las autoridades dijeron que al parecer un sujeto detonÓ un fuego artificial bajo una mesa, nadie resultÓ herido. >> crece la angustia de cientos de miles de jÓvenes indocumentados, un borrador que accediÓ noticias telemundo propone acabar con daca y los permisos de trabajo para los dreamers gloria nos explica. >> solo necesita una firma. >> miran con tristeza el borrador de una orden ejecutiva que acabarÍa con daca y sus sueÑos. >> me enojo porque yo y muchos otros jÓvenes pusimos nuestra confianza en el gobierno que esto nos iba a dar protecciÓn. >> en la secciÓn tres del documento entregado a telemundo al secretario de seguridad naciona

. >> el dueÑo de un restaurante italiano en san antonio, texas fue sorprendido por un mensaje racista que le dejÓ un cliente, el hombre escribiÓ en el recibo, la comida estaba rica, pero no regreso porque el dueÑo es mexicano amÉrica primero el dueÑo del restaurante asegura que nunca le habÍa ocurrido es que abriÓ su establecimiento en el aÑo 2014 y todo es parte de la retÓrica antiinmigrante. >> encontraron abandonada a una bebita de 5 meses de nacida en newa newark, new jersey, la mamÁ localizada tiempo despuÉs. las autoridades seÑalaron que la madre de 19 aÑos de edad intenÓo suicidarse el domingo al tratar de saltar de un hotel, ahora fue entregado al servicio de protecciÓn de menores. >> a toda velocidad las llamas por un negocio en idaho cuando un tanque de gas propano se incendiÓ y el fuego controlado con rapidez pero las autoridades advierten que tienen que protegerse del peso de la nieve. >> ahora las impresionantes imÁgenes que la combinaciÓn del viento, originar un tornado de humo y fuego en el oeste de australia, la fuerza del tornado arrancÓ Árboles y

cancelaron la presentaciÓn que tenÍan este fin de semana en 2 ciudades en texas. luego que los empresarios las acusaron que no asistiÓ casi nadie a los conciertos. dan la cara y explican la razÓn. >>> dudo que no se haya presentado gente >>> escuchen. >>> es una disculpa a la gente de weico y segin. no podemos subir gratis, porque tenemos un equipo de mucha gente que tambiÉn tiene sus familias y les tenemos que pagar. y no es justo que vengan manejando 20 y 25 horas y nos venga un empresario y prometa que te va a pagar y no te quiere pagar y quiere que te subas casi gratis y no vas a poder pagar a un equipo. >>> diga a los empresa y su manager que les cobre a los empresarios antes de que ustedes lleguen al lugar para que no se encuentren con este problema problema nuevamente. >>> cuando trabajas te dan adelanto 50% y cuando te presentas te pagan el resto pero a lo mejor no le querÍan pagar el resto y querÍan que se subieran. >>> si quieren que canten que les paguen. cÓmo van a responder a los trabajadores de ellas. amigos, les cuento que acusaron a marcos fl

. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> corte federal la duz verde a texas, habrÁ carcel para quienes oculten o alberguen inmigrantes sin documentos. >> lebron james fue una fiera, ante los knicks y por el piso los clippers. >> a beyonce le prohÍben cantar en el festival de cochela 2017. enrique iglesias lanza su nuevo video sube la radio y estÁ arrasando en las redes. >> en mi cuba bella. >> quÉ rico. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> si tiene unas libras de mÁs y cree que le afecta a la hora de sus encuentros Íntimos, no se preocupe, es viernes y toca preguntarle al sexÓlogo. . >> y recibimos en casa al finalista de los premios billboard, regulo caro con su nuevo sencillo serÍa un error, todo esto y mÁs aquÍ en un nuevo dÍa que comienza contigo. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas, llegÓ la gente de esta zona. ¿ no? (risas). >> la gente de esta zona. >> gracias a dios que es viernes. (risas). >> aunque usted no lo crea, llegamos al fin de semana. (aplausos) >> hay que mandarle un besito a dieguito. >> un beso a diego. >> estÁ con muy b

dejar la banri tenemos el satÉlite radar precipitociones que van desde pensilvania hasta sectores de texas pero los aguaceros estÁn concentrados a esta hora de la maÑana en sectores de missisippi, asÍ que ya usted lo sabe. hacia el otro lado en nuestra naciÓn bueno tenemos tiempo invernal hacia el oeste inundaciones aisladas para sectores de california aÚn persiste a pesar que condiciones estÁn mayormente estables. >> quÉ podemos superar para el dÍa de maÑana miren nada mÁs precipitaciones por los grandes lagos. algo de inestabilidad por toda la costa este hacia el otro lado de la naciÓn, bueno tenemos nieve por sectores centrales aÍi por sectores rocosos y bueno aquÍ podemos ver que para el miÉrcoles en la maÑana ya tenemos mÁs inestabilidad a lo largo de todo el este de nuestra naciÓn, el dÍa de hoy temperaturas altas 54 grados para la ciudad de nueva york. podemos ver chicago son condiciones sumamente agradables tomando en cuenta que estamos en pleno invierno 81 grados para miami hacia el centro, podemos ver dallas con 78 grados posibilidades de tormentas elÉctricas.

y tambiÉn tenemos para el sureste de texas. y hacia el oeste con inestabilidad. y baja presiÓn maÑana en la maÑana que va a dejar tiempo invernal. fuertes rÁfagas de viento, sobre pa tanned 40 millas por hora. incluso, posibilidad de inundaciones y por supuesto, neblina densa. mientras tanto, hoy las mÁximas para new york, 45 # grados. hacia el sur 77 grados. para miami mi gente de chicago con 36, condiciones entre parcial y mayormente nublada. hacia el oeste, los Ángeles con 70 grados. san francisco con 58 grados. condiciones mayormente nubladas para ustedes en el dÍa de hoy y sumamente frÍo hacia el norte. podemos ver 14 grados como alta. familia con ustedes, estÁ completa la familia. un tremendo beso. >>> gracias. buenos dÍas. es cierto, la familia completa el dÍa de hoy. >>> sÍ, por eso se siente mÁs calorcito y todo >>> seÑoras y seÑores les habla por telÉfono y contesta yes. do you ar aerome. >>> yes no conteste,s por los astutos hackers y se roban la informaciÓn de usted. estÁn utilizando esa grabaciÓn de ustedes diciendo yes, o sÍ, par

. >> una mujer vÍctima de violencia domÉstica fue arrestada en plena corte del condado de paso texas por agentes de inmigraciÓn, su detenciÓn causo conmociÓn ya que tenÍa una orden de protecciÓn, funcionarios del paso estÁn alarmados creen que esto podrÍa provocar que las vÍctimas de violencia en denuncien a su abusadores ice nodo ha hecho comentario sobre este caso. >> el presidente donald trump pidiÓ la liberacion de leopoldo lÓpez tras recibir en la casa blanca a su esposa, el gobierno de venezuela considerÓ un intromisiÓn a la polÍtica del paÍs, luego de la lino la esposa llamÓ a protestar este sÁbado. >> el senador aprobÓ la suspensiÓn de una regulacion del gobierno de obama que impedÍa que las personas con enfermedades mentales tuvieran acceso a armas de fuego, un hecho que muchos califican como una victoria de la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle, el bloqueo de la medida que buscaba aumentar el control de armas fue aprobado por la cÁmara de representantes serÁ enviado al presidente donald trump que dijo que le darÁ luz verde. >> tres niÑos han perdido la vi

>> tambiÉn queremos felicitar a verÓnica cabral que cumple hoy dÍa un beso y abrazo hasta houston, texas. >> besito. >> muchas felicidades. >> que la parte muy bien. >> no nos quisieron decir. >> estÁ bien, esta bien. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ola de frÍos en el pais. >> dieron cancelados estamos en nueva york con toda la informaciÓn. >> gerardo ortÍz nos habla de la chica que tiene a todos los hombres de la familia disputÁndose su amor. >> el fbi y la cia comprueban la existen de objetos voladores no identificados. >> miren que belleza, estÁ el hijo de messi aprendiendo inglÉs y el video ya es viral, ay! es bello. >> que el amor no tiene edad, que 20 aÑos no es nada, que mÁs sabe el diablo por diablo que por viejo. >> podrÍa ser desastrosos en una relaciÓn. >> abran camino que maluma seÑores estÁ listo para dar pasos fuertes en el mercado anglo con su gira en los estados unidos, todo esto lo sabremos aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" que siempre comienza contigo. es ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> (aplausos). >> es increÍble. >> quÉ bÁrbaro. >> muy buenos dÍas, un cal

febrero del 2017 sujeto a v verificacion es, ahi lo tenemos ,a ver, belen alvarez de neve a neverland, texas. >>> felicidades. >>> ahi la tenemos, mmuchisima f felicidades y si usted quiere ganarse esos 400 dolares todo lo que tiene que hacer es juntar la palabre clave, hoy que nos ti e tienen. >>> hoy donde estara la palabra . >>> angelita . >>> te la vamos a decir mas t d tarde >>> bueno >>> nos avamos a ir a una pausay en seguida los depoortes, mexico pierde el invicto y dominicana en blanco de la serie del caribe y mas adelante volvemos a los angeles donde hay mas expecta expectativa porque esta a punto de llegar el daza para la rasza za y tambien niÑos, ciudadanos temene por la deportacion de sus padres y claman jcjusticia,tenemos te i testimonios en casa,a esto y c mucho mas en un nuevo didia,que comienza contigo ya volvemos ♪ ♪ ♪ romance y tender romance las fragancias femeninas de ralph lauren. disponible en macy's, tu destino para fragancias el dolor de congestión del pecho puede hacer que esto se sienta como esto. alivio todo en uno de los síntomas de resfriados y gripe de

(informaciÓn en pantalla) >> un aviso de tormenta ha paralizado el aeropuerto bush en houston, texas donde todos los aviones permanecÍan sobre la pistaed, las tormentas que as zotes an. >> mientras bomberos y abre gads intentan limpiar las vida vosotros>>. >> al menos 407s casas krs. >>. >> llegÓ un sistema de tormentas a california que dejÓ varias personas sin vida, continÚan los cortes de electricidad en varias Áreas residenciales, en san joaquÍn autoridades pidieron a residentes estar alertas ante posibles inundaciones. apunto de morir congelado estuvo el conductor de un vehÍculo que intentaba manejar sobre el lago michigan en su, afortunadamente el chofer saliÓ y estÁ en buen estado de salud. >> en el bronx una persona hacÍa sus compras cuando un viejo se estrellÓ contra la trchld y luego fue llevado al hospital. la policÍa investiga el aparatoso.. >> en nuevo hampshire un jugador golpeÓ a su contrincante, otras dos personas que intervinieron tambi. >> esta nave lleva equipos y suministros para la estaciÓn espacial, esta operaciÓn comenzo hace medio siglo con apolo

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brad sherman from california, and congressman gonzales from texas, a new member of the committee. as some of you may recall, on the night of thursday, september 18, 2008, ben bernanke said that unless we act immediately, we will not have an economy by monday. this was thursday night. the unchecked recklessness of wall street created the worst economic catastrophe in america since the great depression. millions of americans lost their jobs, homes, savings. many families and communities bear the scars. the president wants to take us right back to that crisis. instead of fighting for hard-working families as he promised in his campaign, the president and his billionaire cabinet have abandoned main street to enable corrosive profiteering of the banks on the back of hard-working americans. this administration has unleashed a wall street first agenda to pad the pockets of their wall street friends. an analysis of the "wall street journal" today finds that the president's orders will lead to a one hundred billion dollar windfall to the six biggest u.s. banks. a one hundred billion dollar

>> it was hard to leave that meeting -- and i represent part of texas and san antonio. it was hard to not leaf that meeting and believe that the trump administration isn't going to target. the only hesitation is whether they would go after recipients. they have picked up a few daca folks and claimed that those individuals had sole other offense attached to them so they weren't just daca recipients but done something else. aside from that, everybody else is fair graham. >> we have votes. > and let me say on what was said then. ms. pelosi: the potential of 11 million people who meet the standards for deportation by their expanded rules, prosecutorial dissdregs as to how this is all enforced and the resources that would be needed to apprehend and make judgments about these people are enormous. you have to ask yourself as a country, of course, we want everyone who is a danger to our community to be dealt with, did that's the case. but it doesn't mean that we instill fear into our country and allocate enormous resources instead of passing immigration reform. when over 8 mill

. >> reporter: tammy leitner, msnbc, merchison, texas. >>> coming up next -- three weeks into the trump presidency and we have a full-fledged court battle. >>> plus, trench warfare on the senate floor. senator bernie sanders reading that letter from coretta scott king now. you're seeing him live on the floor. is there any hope for republicans and democrats to work together during the trump years? any hope at all? we'll find out. >>> before you get to totally hopeless, check out something to brighten your day. a police officer breaking it

from an economic standpoint, people are leaving california and going to texas and other places that run in a different manner, but we will see what happens. we will certainly not stand for sanctuary -- even cities, let alone states. >> bill: you mentioned kate's law.s why do you think the party opposes kate's law? >> president trump: there are very things that are logical that the democrats don't agree with. they want to raise taxes taxesd of lowering. >> bill: why did the democrats oppose protecting americans from violent foreign criminals? >> president trump: they think that is their voter. >> bill: you know it is fascinating to watch you at the inauguration with obama. you guys seem to get a loan. -- get along. would that be accurate? >> president trump: it's a very strange phenomena. we get along. i don't know if he will admit this, but he likes me. >> bill: how do you know? >> president trump: i can feel it. i understand. we had a rough campaign. he was fighting better for hillary than she did. he was vicious during this campaign for me, and i was vicious toward him. we said horrib

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later former texas governor rick perry's nomination for energy secretary. and tonight president trump gives his first address to a joint session of congress if it starts at 19 eastern and you can see the speech and reaction after the speech writer live on c-span2. olympic swimmer michael phelps testified before congress today about doping among olympic athletes. he said athletes who don't cheat are frustrated and disillusioned when the competitors take performance-enhancing drugs. he asked the house commerce subcommittee on oversight to open sure the system is fair and reliable. joining mr. phelps at the hearing were olympic shot putter adam nelson was awarded the gold medal in 2004 olympics after the original winner tested positive for banned substance. also test like were witnesses on the u.s. anti-dopin anti-dopinge world anti-doping agency ando tn international olympic committee. stick the subcommittee convenes to examine the current state of the system that challenges faces in areas for reform. on the heels of the summer games when less than a year awa

obama's justice department had sued texas as part of an ongoing lawsuit against texas's 2011 law, which created a list of ids required to vote that skewed heavily towards id's carried by whites, such as conceal carry permits, while excluding id's often carried by people of color, such as government employee id's and public university id's. obama's justice department claimed texas had a discriminatory intent in enacting the law. but under the direction of trump's attorney general jeff sessions, the justice department has now dropped the discriminatory intent claim. sessions has long opposed the voting rights act and major civil rights groups, i including the naacp, had protested his confirmation as attorney general. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes says he hasn't found enough evidence of communications between president trump's associates and russian officials to justify appointing a special prosecutor to investigate, even though there hasn't been an investigation in order to obtain that evidence. instead, nunes is trying to shift focus onto the leaks coming out of the w

the lightning round starting with michael in texas, michael? >> caller: my pick is southwestern energy. >> you're going to get hot this summer because the fact is, it did not work this year because it was just too hot in the winter. and that's why that stock is going down with the group. let's go to hassan in texas. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> netapp. >> they had a monster quarter. jr in new york. >> caller: yes, cramer i want to know about petroleum. >> my travel trust had to dump the stock. it's a poorly managed company knocked away. take it out and shoot it. robbie in mississippi, robbie? >> caller: hi, jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i was calling at the end of last year you spent tile talking about gaming companies with chinese interest. what are your thoughts on pin national gaming. >> very cheap. inexpensive stock. i like mgm, people have given up on it. i like pen national gaming. joe in connecticut, joe? >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i wanted to get your opinion

. >>> in houston, texas, two police officers are in the hospital. they were shot during a gun battle with burglary suspects. one of those officers has critical injuries. he's got a bullet lodged near his spine. the other officer was hit in the leg. one suspect was killed at the scene. police are searching for a second man. >>> and in orange county, florida, a sheriff's deputy is in stable condition, shot by a man he was trying to serve with a warrant. other deputies shot and killed the man. he was a convicted felon. recently released from prison and wanted in connection with a string of purse snes hearing from the retired police captain who shot and killed inside a movie theater back in 2014. curtis reeves took the stand at a court hearing. judge will decide whether he goes to trial to charges of second-degree murder. and avoids prosecution on florida's stand your ground law. he believes his life was in danger. when he got into an argument. with chad wilson who was texting during a preview. >> when i looked up, he was coming over the seat, at me, ac

plus, newsmakers will join us on capitol hill including texas senator ted cruz. obviously, a g.o.p. candidate. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is good for "special report." it is fair, balanced, and unafraid. a little rainy, but still unafraid. "the first 100 days" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: the biggest breach of president trump's administration to date is here t 100 days. good evening, everybody, i am martha maccallum, reporting for the nation's capital. just over an hour from now, we expect the president will depart the white house on this very rainy night en route to the capital. aides are suggesting that this evening speech will be bright, optimistic in tone, that is the goal for him this evening. president trump highlights the campaign promises that he has been filled, he wants to enumerate those. he also, mike looks forward to talking about the goals he hopeo achieve with the hopes of congress. they are the main audience tonight as well as everybody watching at home.

. >> reporter: school districts in texas and california also allow students living in mexico to come to school. but they often charge out-of- district fees or are private. for the u.s. citizen-students coming from palomas to school in luna county, the education is free. many teachers in the luna county schools crossed the border as students. ricardo guiterrez teaches the 5th grade at columbus elementary, the school he attended as a child. >> so now it's my turn to give back to the community. >> reporter: gutierrez says getting parents engaged in their kids' education is the biggest challenge. he opens his restaurant in palomas for parent-teacher conferences via skype, and hosts live graduation ceremony watch parties for parents that can't cross. but not everyone living in the luna county area thinks state money should be used to educate students who don't live in the u.s. >> they are getting a free education. >> reporter: luna county republican party chair russ howell says allowances, like the one being made by the deming public schools, motivate people to exploit birthright citizens

texas, b, arlington, independent line. hi. caller: good morning, ped dltd you for c-span. i'd like to say to this fella hat the democrats should logo from the donkey to the parrot, everybody you hear says the same darn thing. to talk about the lack of immigrants vice for that don't come over here and serve and shed their blood. makes mockery of those who have lived here through several wars and done service. immigrants don't do that, it disgrace and mockery of the system. think from the caller, i we have skin in the game. time after time how mmigrants have been rolling forces. sergeant tadda was one of the irst soldiers killed in battle in iraq. sergeant ryan tahadah, there is a post office named after him in my district. was that a u.s. citizen? that a u.s. citizen? e was giving his citizenship posthumousily after he was life in iraq, gave his while he was not even a citizen. i've seen hundreds of those gone to folks that have far because they feel they are american, even though they are not american citizens. we have skin in the game. my family has members of the and we

they would sooner bet on texas banning guns or hollywood banning rupees. mr. trump has got to love this period he is addressing congress. it is like the fox addressing the henhouse or the big bad wolf addressing the pigs. will we hear a more thoughtful donald tonight? should it matter? is it about his demeanor or audience? according to a new nbc poll, president trump is the least popular person in our nation's capital except for everyone else in the room. 43% of people have a positive view of trump but pelosi, 19, which is around the popularity of scurvy in the pirate age. the democratic party is at 30, and chuck schumer at 17 is about as popular as this song. ♪ >> ♪ donate your car today >> greg: you will never get that out of your head. despite a lockstep press and his pugnacious style, mr. trump has more goodwill going than most. my advice to him if he is listening, go for it. be daring. ignore the hyenas chasing the lion. for democrats, pick your battle battles. according to rasmussen, 29% of voters think it's wise for democrats to oppose trump on ever

reginald is up next in texas on the independent line. go ahead. said 50you know, dr. t years ago that america was the biggest conveyor of violence in the world. and instead of the money being in the military budget, we should be using it for the poor pull thempaign to help poor. i think that is what we should be doing. the congressional black caucus and my congress member voted for -- on homeland security. we need representatives -- democrat and republicans -- hold them accountable for this budget. remember this is black history month. we need to check ourselves and hold ourselves accountable to where that money is going. take care ofould social security. because we borrowed a million trillion dollars on social security. like for us i would to go when we talk about it. byd each other accountable representatives and ourselves. host: what is the plan for democrats when it comes to this budget, particularly the military aspect? tost: democrats are likely ask for an increase in nondefense spending and their point previously has been that there are agencies separate from t

then to talk about sort of the nature of the collapse in texas. alice keeps saying to me you're too negative, you're too negative. i was very enthusiastic about what was happening in texas over the first two years. in the first year as i indicated more globally there was some reluctance on the part of insurers to enter into the market, blue cross blue shield is the dominant carrier present in all 224 counties. but after that first year, we saw substantial entry into markets. we saw expansion by those who were already there. we saw carriers lower their prices relative to the blue cross blue shield prices and to appear to be competing pretty significantly. at least in some markets. certainly, for example, in houston and austin where we saw eight and nine carriers competing by the second and third year. but then the data became available and when the data became available as mark indicated, big indications that there were losses. and it was those losses together with the perceived inkwas of the risk adjustment mechanisms that led to withdraw. houston

texas has a number of sanctuary siss. last time i talked to you there was talk of cutting off stay funding. what is happening with that. >> that is still going on. texas senate pass legislation to cut off funding for sanctuary cities and provide civil penalties for elected officials will not fulfill constitutional duty of following the law. david: let's be clear, you will perp walk mayors into jail or what? >> look, this is what the senate passed. we'll find out what the house passes. we'll see what gets negotiated. that is suggested by our governor, greg abbott. they're talking about providing civil and criminal penalties for officials don't do their jobs. david: what kind of pushback, the loudest people are not usually most represented people in texas but there is a lot of loud voices coming from the pro-sank wear cities folks. >> sure. it overwhelmingly passed the senate. we had full, relatively strong support in the senate. i think you will see the same thing in the house. david: okay. >> this is controversial issue b

we have breaking news, carl icahn stake in a texas refiner grew on tuesday after the billing erin best are an friend of donald trump and special advisor to him helped broker a proposal that has prompted a lot of criticism as well. one thing we should make clear is that he advises the president on an individual capacity, it's not a position he had to be approved for, some perhaps the rules do not apply to him. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" snapchat will be the first tech listing of the year. some analysts a mark or's are enthusiastic about treating -- creating ads, but will it sustain long-term investors? we have the perfect person to ask the question. revenues that snap has achieved, is it sustainable when you consider that user growth has tapered off? >> this company has been able many times over to multiply its ads over the last year, but this is a company that also has a lot of ailing up to do. advertisers, when i spoke with many of them last week in new york, they see it as an experimental part of their spend. to scale it long-term, they need to make some techn

estamos en texas. en este momento se realiza una marcha multitudinaria. mucha gente ha llegado para protestar en contra de la aprobaciÓn de leyes que van a prohibir la ciudad de santuarios. rÁpidamente, para que ustedes puedan ver, va a ser un evento que se va a prolongar por todo el dÍa. tendremos mÁs informaciÓn mÁs adelante. presentador: muchas gracias por ese reporte en vivo. muchas gracias. presentadora: escucha esta historia, una trabajadora histona -- hispana de colmar -- walamrt fue insultada. escuchemos. ♪ [habla en inglÉs] ♪ [habla en inglÉs] ♪ [habla en inglÉs] ♪ [habla en inglÉs] presentadora: realmente, demuestra mucho el ambiente que se demuestra en este momento en estados unidos. afortunadamente, por las redes sociales, pueden exponer esos casos que yo considerarÍa como un caso de odio. presentador: por supuesto. ustedes pueden compartir si creen o que consideran que han sido vÍctimas de un caso de odio. lo pueden compartir a travÉs de nuestro facebook. presentadora: seguimos con otra historia. presentador: una mesera e

obama's justice department had sued texas as part of an ongoing lawsuit against texas's 2011 law, which created a list of ids required to vote that skewed heavily towards id's carried by whites, such as conceal carry permits, while excluding id's often carried by people of color, such as government employee id's and public university id's. obama's justice department claimed texas had a discriminatory intent in enacting the law. but under the direction of trump's attorney general jeff sessions, the justice department has now dropped the discriminatory intent claim. sessions has long opposed the voting rights act and major civil rights groups, including the naacp, had protested his confirmation as attorney general. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes says he hasn't found enough evidence of communications between president trump's associates and russian officials to justify appointing a special prosecutor to investigate, even though there hasn't been an investigation in order to obtain that evidence. instead, nunes is trying to shift focus onto the leaks coming out of the whi

well involved, incident command system was put in place and we put our firefighters across southeast texas risk and put them in place because of saveable lives yesterday. what took place is we had two rescues that we still have two patients living today. >> our kpix5 reporter is at san jose airport with a break down of what happened. >> reporter: this is where the people were trying to fly home to yesterday. today faa, ntsb, and local fire department are continuing to dig through the wreckage. here is what we know so far. the cesna310 left the airport around 4:40 yesterday afternoon and crashed into a home in a nearby neighborhood shortly after take off. five people were in the plane, one adult male, three adult females, one teen girl. they were on their way to san jose after going to a cheer leading competition in disneyland. the male, teen, one adult woman died. two of the deceased remained in the wreckage. one of the bodies was removed yesterday. when the plane crashed into a home, there was a loud explosion followed by heavy smoke and huge flames. police say it is incredible that no on

cnn's vanessa -- is live for us in mission, texas, tell us what has changed there. >> reporter: yeah, hi, briana, as you mentioned that report points to a drop since january. and that's what we've been hearing from agents along the border. we spent two days on a mission ride. when trump got elected people were coming over seeking asylum, but once trump got into office that number has dropped significantly and now the people coming across are coming across desperately and they're not allowing agents to apprehend them. just behind me is mexico and in fact yesterday we found out a group of 20 people took a raft across the river. this is the rio grand into the u.s. and ended up hiding out in brush and we were there as it unfolded. >> eight agents cannot actually put their hands on 20 people. that's impossible to do. so if they run from you, you know, you just have to take in as many too custody as you can. this is basically a last ditch effort right here. >> are they scared right now do you think? >> uh, i would be. obviously if this is the first time you ever crossed the border illegally

. >>> developing news from houston texas where a manhunt is underway after two police officers were shot the and taken to the hospital. one is in critical condition. the other suffered injuries to his foot. the officers were responding to a home burglary when a shoot out started. the mayor of houston said one suspect is dead and one or two others are still on the loose. clearly the story will follow through ott day. >>> you may notice a number of internet services affected by a outage of amazon's cloud service. >> today we speak to an expert about what was affected and if your information is at risk and your flickal coverage of just ahead of the president's address to congress which you will see here live at six. >>> let's go head and look at the numbers. you see the dow is essentiallyon track to finish flat. the nasdaq is the the s and p, you know it my computer is really slow. a lot to stick with the dow jones numbers. we take a look about what today is. it's an important day. >> it's a fun day. it's fat tuesday. mardi gras is in full swing in the big easy. thousands of people lined up

fair and balanced, republican congressman michael burgess of texas, a member of the doctors caucus, along with john garamendi from california, yes, a democrat who attended the inauguration. both will stand together side-by-side live to talk about their respective sides and whether they can work together for we, the people. all of congress may be in for a shock on this. is the next financial crisis taking us right in the face? could the sickening student debt bubble burst and ruin all of your investments? a fox business exclusive, former fdic chair sheila bair with us live how close we are to real danger. shooting for lucky 13, right now the dow is down 27, that could mean nothing at all by the time this hour ends. will we see another last minute turnaround that brings us to historic 13th record close? don't you want to witness that happen? might happen with less than an hour to the closing bell. stay right here. let's start the "countdown.". >> breaking news -- 1896, that's when the dow was first calculated on wall street, and something might happen today that's never, ever occurred since

. ♪ (music pla♪ throughout) announcer: get on your feet for the nastiest bull in the state of texas. ♪ ♪ (crowd cheers) ♪ >>> you are looking at a live shot of beautiful washington, d.c., where in just about five and a half hours president trump will deliver his first speech to a joint session of congress. a speesh that will include the president's spending demands, which include a $54 billion boost in military spending. i'm joined by former minnesota governor tim paulenty. thanks for being with news good to be with you. >> simple question. what do you expect out of tonight? >> three things. one is he will take credit from the accomplishments he has done so far. two, i think he is going to be more on theistic, lest mad max, more ronald reagan. and three he is gog design the road map that congress needs to puthe details on the toughl stuff they want to get on. >> let's -- i know you are a budget guy. this morning on fox and friends he was saying military spending is a big emphasis for him. lindsey graham just came out a few minutes ago and said a budget blue print with proposed

more land than is occupied by the state of texas is held under federal management. so when you're in a situation like that, we really, in alaska, we call this interior secretary our landlord. he might not necessarily like that fact, but he is our landlord. if you're from an eastern state like massachusetts or new york, which have hardly any federal lands within their borders, the decisions that are made by the department of the interior literally determine the livelihoods of thousands and thousands of alaskans as well as the stability and success of our state. when the department of interior chooses to work with us, alaska is able to grow and prosper, even as our lands and our waters remain protected under the most stringent environmental standards in the world. but when the department chooses not to work with us, as was all too often the case in the last administration, the people of alaska suffer. our state's economy, our budget, and our future are all threatened at the same time. i start with that context to help the senate understand why i take this confirmation

the republican base loved his message of more secure border but turns out texas republicans we heard all the time a wall makes no sense. this is a waste of blillions of dollars, so on the substance and politics on it trump has had some tough lessons. >> thanks to both of you and breaking news coming in from jeff zeleny at the white house, donald trump during his address tonight is going to be addressing threats to jewish sites all over the country, recently he has come under fire for not being vociferous enough about it and that he is going to be addressing that. we will be looking for other objectives for this evening, and we will speak to some live who say no to his plan from his own party. and the president says he knows who is to blame to the leaks, president obama. >> and a father of a navy s.e.a.l. killed in yemen, called the operation stupid and demands answers. we'll have the response ahead. >>> president trump today blaming his predecessor for two major disruptions during his first month in office. wild protests at town halls across the country and leaks exposing what's happ

i now yield one minute to my colleague from texas, mr. arrington. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. arrington: madam chair, the cumulative costs of regulations in our country is now at the tune of $2 trillion and it cost us $60 billion just to enforce those regulations every year. with all due respect, that's not window dressing. when you take a look at those numbers, it's clear to see that the bureaucratic state of our federal government is threatening our job creators and killing our economy. today we have an opportunity to reverse course on the stifling regulations flowing from washington by passing h.r. 998, the scrub act, as amended here by my colleague, congresswoman martha mcsally. the scrub act will establish a commission to review existing federal regulations and identify for congress which of those plays -- places unnecessary costs on our economy. the amendment offered by my colleague from arizona will take the scrub act a step further by requiring this commission to consider for removal all regulations dating back

we've got so much of it coming across the texas border and all across the mexican border and we can do better there. we can do better attacking the distribution network and we have to start generally from my experience as a federal prosecutor with state and local cases where someone catches a person and it turns out they identify them as a major art of an organization and then the federal government, dea and other agencies have the ability to issue interstate subpoenas and follow up on leads at the local sheriff or police chief can do and we work together to achieve progress. i am fully aware that what 85 percent of law enforcement in america is state and local. where not going to fight crime effectively just from washington dc. that is obvious to anybody who can see that the sun is shining. so this is a big deal for us, to work together. we have had tremendous partnerships over the years. it started actually, excuse me. when i became united states attorney in 1981, rudy giuliani was the associate who had supervision over us attorneys in those days, associate attorney general in washin

joaquin castro, democrat from texas. good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you met with immigration and customs enforcement i.c.e. and after that meeting you said it was not hard to conclude that president trump has started his mass deportation plan. here's what attorney general jeff sessions said this morning about immigration reform. listen. >> i believe there's nothing wrong legally morally or intellectually with a lawful system of immigration. it serves the national interest. what's wrong with that? >> all right, let's take him at his word. what's wrong with a lawful system of immigration? >> absolutely nothing, and in 2014 i believe the senate passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill and that bill had enough votes in the house of representatives to pass both democrats and republicans at the time, but the speaker refused to put it up for a vote. and what we're seeing from now stem from congress's failure to pass an immigration reform bill that clearly outlines who gets to sta

sheila jackson lee of texas. now a spokesperson for congresswoman lee has not made a decision whether to shake president trump's hand and sit along the aisle. one who's boycotted is maxine waters, long-time black caucus member. she said she will not be attending the matter altogether. she's raised significant concerns about trump, even raising the specter he could be impreached some day. showing a lot of consternation. >> thanks very much. i want to talk more about tonight's address by president trump and some of the main themes. joining me now republican congressman mark meadows. he's the head of the oversight committee and faron afors committee and freedom caucus. congressman meadows, thanks for joining me today. >> great to be with you, jim. >> great to be with you. this is an issue on which you disagree with the president particularly as it relates to tax credits. tell us why? >> he wants to make sure more people are covered at a lower cost. really the position we've taken is one in support of the plan that d

. >> jenna: now breaking news out of texas, houston specifically where to houston police officers have apparently been injured after responding to a crime scene in southwest houston. the twitter account for the houston police calls it an officer-involved shooting, two officers injured and being transported to the hospital. we don't know the details around their injuries if, in fact, they were shot or what actually transpired here. getting some more information as you are getting a live shot with houston directly at the trauma center where we believe this is the ambulance that is holding the police officers. we are still trying to work out some of this breaking news at this time. again, do you houston police officers injured after responding to a crime scene, more as we get it here on "happening now" ." but it can only last if you and i choose to act as people of character. forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ this is not a screensaver.game. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exi

he founded the texas chaplain association and has been appointed texas department chaplain nine times, more than any other chaplain in the history of the department. chaplain klee, thank you for reminding office the power of the lord jesus cries. mr. -- christ. -- christ. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the j michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. speaker. i am proud today to have dr. mona atisha, the daughter of iraqi american scientists, the physician who helped expose the flint water crisis as my guest at the joint session and the address by the president tonight. simply put, dr. mona, as her patients call her, is a hero. er persistence exposed the terrible man-made crisis that poisoned my hometown. she's been an incredible partner in the fight for resources to elp fix the problems in flin