i talk regularly to texas sheriffs. it is a constant battle with coming of whate will be interstate 69, now u.s. highway 77 and 59 from the rio grande valley east and points north. host: another front page from a texas paper, and auditor talks about an incident that happened yesterday. president trump said that he would destroy the career of a texas state senator after a texas sheriff complained about the unnamed lawmaker. i want to get your thoughts. guest: the rhetoric is very high. i have never seen, in my few years in congress, and before that doing talk radio, the rhetoric is so high. down theo tamp emotion and work at solving the nation's problems. it is everybody's responsibility. it is president trump, the democrats, people protesting. give the guy a chance. you talk about 0 honeymoon period for donald trump. it is amazing what is going on right now, the polarization, the negativity. it is not good for the country. host: and people take that too seriously? guest: everything that is said gets blown up beyond what

moving migrants come to life in south texas. nearly half of all the undocumented migrants caught by border patrol last year, apprehended here in the rio grande valley. tonight, a group of undocumented migrants emerged from the darkness and turned themselves in to local constables patrolling the park by the mexican border. [ speaking foreign language ] >> lopez escaped el salvador to cross the rio grande with tears in his eyes. [ speaking foreign language ] >> this south texas shelter for migrants with border patrol. more migrants come from central america, not mexico. >> they are victims. they are suffering, and they need help. they started to come because of the violence and the violence escalated. lives, especially of kids, they are afraid that the kid is not going to come back from school. they're human beings. they're not illegal people. they're human beings that are asking for protection and we must not overlook that fact. >> on the border's edge in mexico south of tucson, mai grants gather for breakfast inside a shelter kn

sara beltrÁn hernandez salvadoreÑa madre de dos niÑos fue saco ada a de un hospital de texas a pesar del estado de salud y cuando estaba aÚn punto de ser operada de emergencia. la mujer debÍa ser evaluada hoy por un especialista para determinar su condiciÓn. el servicio de inmi graths descartÓ cualquier tipo de maltrato y dijo que la seÑora beltrÁn cont en nau recibiendo atomente tensiÓn mÉdica. >>> y de costa a costa millones de hispanos viven con el temor de deportaciÓn pero en un condado de texas donde la mayorÍa de alli votaron por el presidente donald trump, muchos latinos aplauden sus esfuerzos para deportar a sus paisanos, vamos con el informe. >>> exequiel tiene 65 aÑoses y su propio taller en san antonio, un negocio que iniciÓ hace 30 aÑos cuando dejÓ mÉxico. >>> desde entonces logrÓ regularizar su situaciÓn legal gracias a la amnistÍa de gobierno federal en el 1986 pero nos dice que no le preocupa las deportacioneses que se han llevado cabo bajo el gobierno del presidente donald trump. >>> la misma gente delincuente de mÉxico se viene para acÁ y sigue en

state senator after a texas sheriff complained about the unnamed lawmaker. i want to get your thoughts on that incident. guest: the rhetoric is very high right now. seen the rhetoric so high right now. emotionso tap down the and work at solving the nation's problems. it is everybody's responsibility. it is president trump, it is the democrats, it is people out there protesting. give the guy a chance. you talk about zero honeymoon period for donald trump, it is amazing what is going on right now and the polarization and the negativity. it is not good for the country. host: did people take that comment too seriously? guest: everything said gets blown up beyond what the intent is. donald trump has a certain skill at being -- and saying what is on his mind and that is something people like about him. he doesn't worry about what the politically correct thing is. he speaks his mind and that is refreshing after years of politically correct administrations that would just -- just asto you soon line to you as tell you the truth. there is a contrast between president

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>> reporter: you know, these texas hair dressers. this woman had, it was like the a six shooter in each hand with hairspray. this could withstand the nuclear holocaust right now. i only have three hairs. a miracle worker. >> i was joking when i said on purpose. it is actually delineated in the bet, it's on purpose. >> you were joking? >> again, a wardrobe malfunction as opposed to intentionally showing cleavage almost sounds like -- >> get it out there in the open. >> 3 grand. >> let's bring this back catch scene overs take bets, right? in the casino world, where would you go? >> i think as long as they're not playing the new york giants, the patriots win super bowls. >> she's asking for a trade. >> no! >> selling -- >> doing touchdowns stocks. serve confused here tonight and i don't know why. touchdown trade. >> touchdown trade. mattel. this is a stock that got sacked. a 6% dividend. bar by is taking the market share. this is a touchdown. >> i'll say visa. visa is a name we talk a lot about on this show. they crushed earnings. $86 s

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we do go to texas next with mike. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for having me on the show. there is very little about what he is doing that makes any sense which tells me that it is more coordinated than anything else. he wants us to distrust each other and the press. hate everyone else besides america. trust 60% of america. to me, it isn't isis said is targeting this country, it is donald trump. donald trump is the biggest enemy this country has had, i would say, maybe ever. he threatens to tear apart everything that holds this country together. and sooner or later we have to wake up and figure out what we have to do to get him out of office. and i don't think we can wait for years. the good news is that george w. bush did everything he could to destroy this country through know,etence or, you illegal wars and everything else. and he wasn't able to do it. so maybe we do have a chance? on theust to follow-up story mentioned in texas, here it is from the associated press that ran overnight. exclusive from the associated dress, they write

. >> por una lluvia de anotaciones se desarrollÓ en houston, texas. quien junto a su esposa se encargÓ de lanzar su moneda para el primer partido. ese fue el momento mÁs impactante. >> estoy muy feliz que estaba aquÍ porque yo sÉ que estaba enferma pero estaba bien y con su esposa y todo estuvo muy bonito. >> usaron todos los atuendos posibles para su equipo favorito. ademÁs nos encontramos a un visitante de mÉxico que traÍa puesta la camiseta de la selecciÓn mexicana. lady gaga se apoderÓ de la atenciÓn de las personas que estaban presentes en el estadio y con un despliegue de malabarismo y fuegos artificiales, presentÓ su espectÁculo musical. para vÍctor guzmÁn las medidas de seguridad fueron ajustadas. >> excelente seguridad, nada de ajustado para un evento de estos, lo necesario. en la que los patriotas, superaron todos los obstÁculos posibles para ganar el trofeo. presentadora: sandoval nos trae mÁs informaciÓn deportiva con fÚtbol de europa y mÉxico. presentador: vamos a ver lo mÁs destacado. >> arrancamos con la liga mx. los

a participant in a said that flag freedom of speech and upheld the flag burning from the case from texas. the decision. host: did you agree with that decision? did you agree with his reasoning? caller: i agree with it. you have him on c-span at one time. reasonsstated that his for siding with the defendant in .hat case, the flag burner i thought they probably should have been prosecuted in texas for disorderly conduct, for destroying somebody's property. from ad stolen the flag convention that the republican party was holding. host: you saw that conversation with justice scalia on c-span? caller: that is right. host: thank you for calling this evening. he is right about that. you can go to our website, c-span.org, type in justice scalia and see that. not a lot of video we have of judge neil gorsuch. i believe we have some from the federalist society. we can show you a part of a speech he gave back in 2013 as we do our phone calls. we will give you a flavor of some of the things he said regarding the law. mary jane on our republican line. caller: hi, i just want to congratulate our new pr

republicans, that is right, more than half of 2000 mile border is in texas. and a lot of that land, privately owned by upset constituents that finds that border wall could turn into mother of all eminent domain fights. alex joins me, welcome. >> thank you. kennedy: i've been talking about imminent domain -- eminent domain. i rail think that the biggest sticking point, building that massive wall will be eminent domain, what do you see from the texas republicans? >> a good sign, we have a lot of people who are concerned about border security, paying attention to property rights of the people who live on the border, they would like more border security and more agents and fancy high-tech gizmos to enforce the border better, but they don't' a big wall, cutting properties in half. maybe on side on mexico side. and half on american side. i think that is under appreciated, when they do the cost estimates of saying how much a border wall all cost, they always ignore the cost of taking and paying cite bus contribution or compensation to land owners. kennedy: right, it

texas republicans, because more than half of the border is in texas, that is privately owned by upset constituents. it could turn into mother of all emmentemamem-- imminent domain , alex is joining me. we talk about eminent domain, i think that is the biggest sticking point in building that wall? >> i think it is a good sign, we have a lot of people who are concerned about border security, actually paying attention to the property rights of people who live on the border, if you talk to the folks they want, more border security and agents, and they want fancy high-tech gizmos to help enforce the border, but they don't want is a wall cutting their property in half, half inside of mexico and the other half on american side. and i think that is under appreciated, they do these cost estimates, saying how much border wall would cost, they ignore the cost of taking and paying contributions or compensation to border land ners kennedy: right, it is a public taking, as we learned yesterday often times it can be 20 times of the value of the actual property that government pays out. because a lot

host: to robert, different robert, this one is in texas. democrats line. caller: i love the mainstream media because it helps raise the conscious of americans. hat's why i like them. americans finally see the money they put into campaigns, they are mad about because their person didn't win. my person didn't win. but you can't get upset because you put money into it. and tell the people, america, what you feel. they are worried about their money but they are not worried about our money. and same thing with the movie stars and all that. that put money in. host: when it comes to the topic of free speech and if there is limits, what do you think? caller: well, i think that we shouldn't have any limits. that's what's good about it because it raises the conscience of americans. of what's really happening. host: we'll hear from judy next. in crownsville, maryland. independent line. good morning, judy. caller: good morning. i really appreciate your having the caller, speaker about the johnson amendment. it's really, really important matter. i had planned to talk a

we took a case in texas from a priest who wanted to sacrifice small animals in his home and the city didn't like that. under the the right texas freedom of religion restoration act to practice his own faith in his own home. we have taken cases involving prisoners who have been denied imprisoned, while so we have taken a lot of different cases representing people of minority faiths who have sometimes popular religious beliefs and sometimes unpopular religious beliefs. but that is not the point. the point is to protect religious liberty for all people . how is the becket fund funded? fund ishe becket actually funded largely through private donations and individuals or foundations that believe in our mission of protecting religious liberty. expanding the rights of .eligious people to be free other names folks might recognize? guest: the lawyers don't get involved in a lot of the development. i don't think i would be able to tell you a concrete reason. host: is the information on your website? guest: they could contact us. host: the website is back at law.org. grover in virginia, good mo

texas. midas texas. they did something unusual. they made a 5 billion-dollar investment in their grid. as a result they could move electricity around. so in some cities there off the grid entirely because wind is the cheapest source of electricity. forcing the cost of renewable energy come down. you have to be careful about this because all i'm a big believer in renewable energy it will not solve the problem by itself. we will need other sources of the carbon free energy. this may shock some of you. in the fourth generation nuclear energy. they are hugely expensive to build. we will have well have the engineering technology anymore. i will go into the details. you can recycle the uranium threat. if it loses access to power just let it sit there. you won't have the china syndrome. we need to be smart about how we get that technology and much better at looking at different alternatives there is no question in my mind that we can solve it. they're barking up the wrong tree into areas. i think when we sees a couple of thousand veterans

desmontar, pero los fanÁticos quedaron encantados con una remontaba encabezada por tom brady, desde houston texas, edgar muÑoz houston noticias telemundo. >> los inmigrantes y muro tambiÉn fueron protagonista nosotros la otra gran atracciÓn del evento, los comerciales. >> varias empresas se atrevieron abordar estos temas y ahora en el medio de una guerra de odio, repudio y amenazas en redes sociales cristiana nos presenta los anuncios mÁs polÉmicos ♪ ♪ el momento es estremecedor, la desilusiÓn de madre e hija al encontrarse con el muro en la frontera le sacÓ lÁgrimas a mario ayala. >> lloraste? >> ligeramente pero el corazÓn se me... >> el anuncio termina con madre e hija en el camino porque fox no permitiÓ la parte del muro, pusieron un letrero invitando a ver el final en su pÁgina. >> segÚn perla rodrÍguez la misma estrategia que utilizÓ donald trump en campaÑa. >> Él nos ha demostrado que cualquier tipo de publicidad puede ser buena. >> coca-cola con la canciÓn de amÉrica... recordando su raÍces alemanas de budweiser entre otros... tambiÉn tomaron postura a favor de los

i'm fond of saying that you don't live in texas. texas lives in you. and from belt buckles to jacked up pickup trucks to blue bell ice cream to chicken fried steak, the whataburger. i love america. texas. i love the moxie, the slacker,lh the bravado of texas and texans. i love their merciless content for political correctness. i love boots. i love boots and -- post but if we can show these boots that would be great. cowboy boots.bo >> guest: these are cowboy boots. these are full quill ostrich cowboy boots that i very proud of.. their customized.customize. the only kind of boots, the only kind of i where are boots. and again i can't think of of anything more unabashedly american men cowboy boots. i think that there is an air of confidence and there is an error of kicking but rather than kissing it, which is associatete with cowboy boots. that's why i love texas. that's why i'm thrilled to be as honorary texan, although now thn honorary texan badge is somewhat academic.ad as i have a texas driver's license which means i am officially a texan. >> host: n

live in victoria, texas, to support one islamic center in that community. one mosque. on january 28, this year, somebody burned it down destroyed it completely. one of the things that was very moving in the immediate aftermath of that tragedy, that crime, was when the other religious congregations in victorias

and then they spend a weekend together with a charitable event in houston texas where he barricaded himself in the hotel suite spending hours talking geopolitics. trump's fired questions one after another about the elections and the chinese and around the world. day hit it off and nixon saw the potential for the trump presidency. taylor swift, uber and robots tell us about money, credit and why we should abolish american central bank. this is live coverage from the book festival in georgia, starting now. . >> good morning. woefully everything is working. my name is linda. at the savannah about festival we are blessed to bles post such celebrated authors that has been made possible from the generosity we would like to extend the special thanks to our member and individuals to of made and continue to make saturday's festival free. immediately following the presentation john will be signing festival book purchased copies of his book is slightly different today he has a short interview with c-span immediately following so you have time to get to the tent before him we have a new policy this yea

abortos sean legales en los estados unidos muriÓ hoy a los 69 aÑos de edad en un hogar de cuidado en texas, norma se convirtiÓ en un sÍmbolo de los estados unidos cuando la corte suprema fallÓ a favor de una demanda que ella habÍa presentado para legalizar el aborto. arantxa: la constituciÓn garantiza que es el estado, o sea usted y yo y los contribuyentes lo que vamos a costear con todos esos gastos de la familia del presidente pero en el caso de donald trump en tan solo cuatro semanas se han roto rÉcords pagando por su dispositivo de seguridad. reportero: en un solo mes en los viajes de la actual familia presidencial le han costado millones de dÓlares a la gente, hablamos de unas 20 personas del cÍrculo íntimo de la familia de estados unidos. los viajes de barack obama costaron un promedio de 12 millones de dÓlares cada aÑo, los de donald trump significaron un egreso de 10 millones de dÓlares solamente por tres viajes. >> esto no tiene precedentes. reportero: y es que los trump trabaja en y conviven en diferentes escenarios. cuando viaja el presidente al menos 300 empleados l

uno la prioridad nÚmero uno. >>> en este momento se espera que el caso de ro zona sea transferido de texas continuar su peticiÓn de si el ante un juez pero mientras tanto la familia recupera el tiempo pÉrdido en los Ángeles dulce castellanos, univisiÓn. >>> a pesar de las amenazas del presidente trump de retirar fondos federales a ciudades o estados sanitarios el condado milwaukee se convirtiÓ en hun de ellos pero hubo quienes votaron en contra diciendo que podrÁn de recibir millones de dÓlares lo que afecta rÚa programas sociales. >>> vivÍan e el informe. >>> con doce votos a favor y seis en contra la junta de supervisor del condado aprobÓ resoluciÓn que lo declara como condado santuario. >>> aproblemaamos una ley directa al sheriff que no realmente que no sigue con 287 g usar su policÍa para ser policia de migra eso es j falta hasta aceptable. >>> mÁs de 150 mil ato linos viven en milwaukee y alguno dicen que la aprobaciÓn de la medida les harÁ la vida mas fÁcil. >>> y es me da mÁs entran de lee saber que si soy parado por la policÍa no es infracciÓn de trÁfico. >>> a

are there anymore sanctuary cities in texas? and what about some of these sheriffs who have vowed to butt the law? >> yeah. i think there's less and less in the city. many acting as sanctuary cities. we still have a sheriff of austin who said she won't turn over to ice some of the people that are being let out of prison, so we definitely have issues to deal with. i think you'll see our legislature pass legislation that defunds cities and counties that participate in being sanctuary cities or acting like sanctuary cities, whatever the case may be. charles: austin is a very rich city, though. let's face it. they have a lot of cash there. i'm not sure how that would impact them. if that wasn't enough to persuade them, would you actually consider jailing the sheriff of austin? >> well, so here's the deal. i think the legislature is considering legislation right now that would potentially make it a crime for officeholders failed to execute their duties as officeholders not following the constitution, not following federal law. so i t

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

cientos de casas daÑados y miles sin electricidad es el saldo de las severas que tormentas que azotaron texas hoy miles recuperan lo que quedÓ entre los escombros. >>> le pido mucho a dios que te saque de este lugar estÁ muy feo. >>> y nacidos tras las rejas en noticia ciÓn telemundo tuvimos acceso a un penal de mÉxico donde decenas viven con sus madres prisioneras tenemos su historia >>> noticias telemundo con luis carlos vÉlez y felicidad aveleyra. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> quÉ tal buenas tardes miles de personas en todo el paÍs utilizaron el dÍa de los presidentes para honrar a los mandatarios pren mandatario menos a este presidente >>> y hoy donald trump cumple un mes en su gobierno las marchas se hicieron sentir en washington, nueva york y chicago. ellos llevaron la marcha como pacÍfica diciendo no es mi presidente. >>> tenemos cobertura especial, empezamos desde la ciudad desde los Ángeles con edgardo muÑoz quien tiene todos los detalles ¿ edgardo adelante? >>> asÍ se celebrÓ el dÍa del presidente con manifestaciones y muchos reclamos para muchos donald trump no es el preside

even if god forbid we should find ourselves on the same side of an issue as the river bend over in texas or whatever. you have to be true to your liberalism to see what the movement is about and the nature that it poses to you. [applause] given that this sort of thing can spread like a contagion, where did i see this going forward? >> it seems to be getting worse actually. black lives matter if she was a statement because of the notion that it's obviously incontrovertibly true, people are subdued by the name. under the guise of the wonderful names, wonderful things have happened in the history of the world so as far as the universities, there are exceptional individuals and universities they said there are no safe space is if you don't feel good about -- if the campuses across the country. i think you are probably right. what i ask is liberals to distinguish themselves from the left. i think that distinction is made all the time. liberalism always thought the left. it's regarded as fighting the right but historically when i think of the liberals i grew up with. these were liberals, the l

next is cynthia from texas. hello. >> hi there. we already have a bill and they it.t need to sign spending billions of dollars on the wall is not going to keep coming over here. they climb it. they could dig under it. that's crazy. and another thing, banning muslims? e have 20 million muslims already living here. i mean, for a long time we've living here. that's crazy also. and i want to know, where is the tea party? the ones that worried about the debt? where are they at? a sudden they've got whoever they want in there in the house and the senate and they're not to be found? they were a joke. you something ll else. if you get a supreme court or conservative, by tion was passed conservative judges in 73. school was r out of passed by conservative judges in 64. and getting another conservative judge in there is not going to difference. i just want people out there to wake up. -- everything up and believe everything they've been told. thank you. ost: on that point about the executive order, the "wall s are journal" and other waiting

she took particular aim at texas congressman louis gomert who cited her assassination attempt in 2011 as a reason he would not meet constituents in person. giffords tweeting to the politicians who have abandoned their civic obligations i say this, have some courage, face your constituents. hold town halls. >>> washington, d.c., two police officers shot about a mile from capitol hill. the two uniformed officers were responding to a report of shots fired. both were taken to the hospital. we're told they're expected to recover from those wounds. the suspect was shot and killed. there were several other shootings earlier in the day in other parts of d.c. >>> new developments overnight in the death investigation of north korea leader's half brother. police say swabs taken from presence of what is called vx nerve agent. a banned chemical weapon which the u.n. classifies as a weapon of mass destruction. nearly two weeks ago kim was assaulted by two women seen wiping the toxic chemical on his face. authorities are now saying they plan to decontaminate the airport where he was attacked. >>> it

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keith in san antonio, texas, a republican collar. your thoughts on the nomination. >> i think it is clear judge gorsuch is eminently qualified, and i am appalled by the partisan behavior of the democratic senators. they ought to be punished in some fashion. i don't know how. >> thanks for calling. one of those senators who raised those doubts in this tweet -- again, that from senator chuck grassley. to chat, democrat in illinois. >> i am a democrat and have leaned more liberal in my voting history and my opinions, and i think that it's just really important to know that the opposition to this supreme court nomination is straight out of the republican playbook from what they were doing in the past 10 and a half months. that i feelsubject like i keep hearing about is abortion, and i just really want to offer everyone this viewpoint and perspective -- you can be pro-life and the against lawtion without needing a to do that. the fact of the matter is a lot of people have this opinion because of their religious beliefs, but it comes down

. >> because you wanna move back to texas? >> yes, yeah, from texas originally. >> yeah. >> i think i said earlier. but, yeah, we've been away from our family for a long time, and both my wife and i both have family in the south. we would like to take our four-month-old and our four-year-old sons to be closer to family, and we think this would be a huge help... >> yeah. >> in transitioning us that way. >> oh, well, that's awesome, man. back to what's important. >> yeah. >> good for you. >> thank you. >> all right, now we're-- now we're all rooting for you. >> good. >> and you're already doing a great job, you're at $10,000. you're just 7 questions away from the $1 million. [cheers and applause] >> whoo.

but at the same time, we opened another part in the texas bord border. but most importantly i would say the most ambitious program now is the all-time east. we are working on this and it will be the first infrastructure projects we design together and build together and we will operate together. the customs and the mexican immigration institute, we have completed the design of the process for both cargo and pedestrians and passenger vehicles so now the engineers on both sides are designing that port based on the process we just developed. on the enforcement side, we have a strong enforcement working group and we share data and analyze the data together and with that we also have a program on risk management and targeting. there are analysts that the center and there is connection between the targeting center and our targeting center in mexico. there is a 24/mexican cooperation we do the joint risk management for the cargo approaching north america. i will stop there but we have a long list of things we have been doing in the last 25 years that shows how

in texas on the democrat line. caller: hello. good job. followedn watching -- i the judges when i heard the list come out and i was impressed with this one. at first, i am not so sure but he seems to be very solid. i think we should give him a chance and i certainly will. he is very impressive. it was pretty surprising but whenever we watched all of the debates and everything -- i look over to the other side and watch the republicans and see what they were saying and come back to our side and he what we said. they didn't match. what republicans said, what we heard was not true. i would say to democrats we really need to give trump a chance and listen to him. what we were hearing during the debates was not the truth of what he was saying. host: we're seeing orrin hatch leaving. massachusetts on a republican line. michael. caller: how are you? just calling. i've watched and i'm excited, but i am taking everything with a grain of salt. out hoping that we figure america's identity because i feel like we are having an identity crisis. hopefully

jorge: una mexicana de texas fue condenado a ocho aÑos de cÁrcel por fraude electoral al votar en las elecciones siendo sÓlo residente legal y no ciudadano estadounidense. asegura que no sabÍa que legal hacerlo pero su situaciÓn compleja. reportera: rosa marÍa ortega hace 37 aÑos y de origen mexicano fue condenada a ocho aÑos de prisiÓn por votar en dos elecciones siendo residente permanente y no ciudadano de los estados unidos como indica la ley. ortega asegurÓ que desconocÍa la diferencia entre la residente legal y ciudadano. precisamente el castigo de ortega e cuando la administraciÓn de otro pide investigar presuntos fraudes electorales. asegurÓ que la fiscalÍa le ofreciÓ llegar a un acuerdo tres dÍas antes de su juicio. >> que debÍa venir a la cÁrcel el fin de semana y decir perdÓn a un congresista. reportera: ahora siente que la usaron como una ficha polÍtica. a pesar de eso, prefiriÓ dar la cara. nos revelÓ que le propusieron huir a mÉxico antes del juicio. >> prefiero estar en la cÁrcel, estar cerca de mis hijos. reportera: aÚn debe ser deportada. inmigr

. >>> we have a state senator in texas talking about before we could receive the forfeitture money. i told him that the cartel would build a monument to him in want to give his name? will it destroy his career? [ laughter ] >> president donald trump reacting to texas sheriff herald after hearing that a state senator had been feuding with the sheriff over legislation. the sheriff declined to identify the senator in question. >>> the new york times is reporting that the yemen government has with drawn for the u.s. to run grounds missions in their country. it followed the navy seal in yemen. the ground mission suspension has not been announced to the government. military and civilian say it does not expand to military drone attacks. >>> lead by rob going shirtless in the frigid weather. see the vince lombardi trophy and patriots. in all of their glory was tom brady wearing a shirt wearing roger that and his fifth super bowl ring on his middle finger intended for roger goodell. >>> we are learning a third player may skip a visit to the white house. he may join teammates boycotting the c

. >>> we have a state senator in texas that was talking about introducing legislation before we could get a constriction before receiving forfeiture money. >> who is the state senator? want to give his name? we will destroy his career. >> >> president donald trump reacting to texas sheriff herald after hearing that a state senator had been feuding with the sheriff over legislation. the sheriff declined to identify the senator in question. >>> the new york times is reporting that the yemen government has with drawn for the u.s. to run grounds missions in their country. it followed the navy s.e.a.l.s raid in yemen. the ground mission suspension has not been announced to the government. military and civilian say it does not expand to military drone attacks. >>> on a lighter note, bost bostonians showed up in the shouz to catch a glimpse of the vince bombardy trophy. in all of their glory was tom brady wearing a shirt wearing roger that and his fifth super bowl ring on his middle finger intended for roger goodell. >>> we are learning a third player may skip a visit to the white house. he

a new member of texas -- a new member of the committee. as some of you may recall, on the night of thursday, september , denver naki 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 community is bear the scars. the president wants to take us right back to that crisis. instead of fighting for hed-working families as promised in his campaign, the president and his billionaire cabinets have abandoned main street to enable corrosive profiteering of the banks on the back of hard-working americans. this administration has street firstall agenda to pad the pockets of their wall street friends. of the wall street journal today finds that the president's orders will lead to a one hundred billion dollar biggest u.s.he six banks. a one hundred billion dollar windfall. the president has moved to expose hard-wor

. >> because you wanna move back to texas? >> yes, yeah, from texas originally. >> yeah. >> i think i said earlier. but, yeah, we've been away from our family for a long time, and both my wife and i both have family in the south. we would like to take our four-month-old and our four-year-old sons to be closer to family, and we think this would be a huge help... >> yeah. >> in transitioning us that way. >> oh, well, that's awesome, man. back to what's important. >> yeah. >> good for you. >> thank you. >> all right, now we're-- now we're all rooting for you. >> good. >> and you're already doing a great job, you're at $10,000. you're just 7 questions away from the $1 million. [cheers and applause] >> whoo. >> the next big

surprisingly, in places like texas, dallas and houston, and suburban -- far suburban chicago district also been considered a safe republican district. they're looking at new targets they haven't looked at before. they think this might be their chance >> how do you think they make the case for that push for whoever, you know, the democrats would put out there for potential candidates given the fact we're not that far into the presidential trump administration, how can they make the case for, you know, to vote democrats next time around? >> well, i mean, so much is going to depend on what happens in the next, you know, however many months, 20 months, 21 months. we're a long w it's kind of hard to make predictions. they got to go through a process of finding candidates and raising money and you know, running campaigns. but this is a sign that they think they have an opportunity here to really, you know, take advantage of this activistism that's been on display >> i want to completely switch gears, who do you got for the super bowl this weekend >> i have to say i'm not much of a patriots

playing algorithm called liberatus defeated four top human players in a 20 day match of heads up no limit texas hold ‘em poker. i've been using poker as a benchmark for 12 years. now the best ai has surpassed the level of the best humans in the strategic reasoning under imperfect information. but even at this big win is only a little step towards creating a general artificial. intelligence one capable of sophisticated thought across a wide spectrum of areas, and solving problems just as well as a human can. it's an incredible time. and it's very hard to forecast. you know, what can these things do? it's a hard thing to think through, and has really incredible possibilities. but it's, i think it's impossible to forecast accurately. speech has been another big challenge for al researchers. personal assistants and chat bots are becoming more sophisticated, but they so far can't fool us into thinking that they're human. but what if you thought you were talking to another person? konichiwa. do you speak english? speaks japanese. would that make you more likely to trust it? and develop a relationsh

[applause] texas senator ted cruz spoke with mark lead in about constitutional law at the 2017 conservative with -- conservative blood collection conference -- conservative political action conference.

. >>> we have a state senator in texas talking about before we could receive the forfeitture money. i told him that the cartel would build a monument to him in mexico. >> who is the senator? want to give his name? will it destroy his career? [ laughter ] >> president donald trump reacting to texas sheriff herald after hearing that a state senator had been feuding with the sheriff over legislation. the sheriff declined to identify the senator in question. >>> the new york times is reporting that the yemen government has with drawn for the u.s. to run grounds missions in their country. it followed the navy seal in yemen. the ground mission suspension has not been announced to the government. military and civilian say it does not expand to military drone attacks. >>> lead by rob going shirtless in the frigid weather. hundreds of thousands coming to see the vince lombardi trophy and patriots. in all of their glory was tom brady wearing a shirt wearing roger that and his fifth super bowl ring on his middle finger intended for roger goodell. >>> we are learning a third player may skip a v

of texas. so all we are really doing is enforcing the rule of law in our own state, and there's nothing that mexico can say about that because it's nothing that infringes upon their sovereignty whatsoever. we believe that those stories that you were talking about earlier such as in denver and elsewhere are reprehensible, and we are not going to tolerate any official action in the state of texas where officials are not enforcing the law. if you don't want to enforce the law, you should not be in law enforcement. lou: this is quite an experiment in reasoning, to watch the country. this country, as well as mexico, adjust to a new order of things. that is, suddenly there will be law and order in the united states as our president has made clear. you are making that clear in the state of texas. mexico, which has become -- i think it is fair to say -- relatively dependent on a $60 billion trade surplus with this country, relatively dependent on somewhere between 25 and $50 billion in the illicit drug

en texas estÁ la base que ha acogido a miles de niÑos desde hace varios meses. asegurÓ que ice planea implementar la directiva de trump perfectamente. desde 2013 fue el director ejecutivo de la entidad encargada de arrestar y deportar a extranjeros considerados un peligro para la seguridad de nuestro paÍs. bajo el mandato de barack obama registro mÁs de 2.6 millones de deportaciones. enrique:gracias. miles de inmigrantes en nueva york han tramitado la tarjeta de identificaciÓn con el propÓsito de realizar muchos trÁmites. legisladores en el estado de nueva york quieren utilizar esta informaciÓn para compartirla con autoridades migratorias. >> vicente fue uno de los primeros en esta ciudad en obtener la tarjeta municipal que nueva york ofrece a los residentes sin importar su estado migratorio. >> para identificarme para ingresar al edificio principal. >> vicente dio a las autoridades datos personales, pero ahora una propuesta busca que esto cambie esta legislaciÓn trata de poner la seguridad de los neoyorquinos en primer plano. la informaciÓn es comparti

doubt i love this land ♪ bless the usa from minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the range of texas from she -- from sea to shining sea. and new york to l.a. there's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that write to me and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today cause there ain't no doubt i love this land usa ♪ ss the [applause] ms. trump: thank you. >> usa, usa, usa. ms. trump: thank you. let us pray. our father who art in heaven, is your name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us, this day, our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespasses against us. lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for thine i

ability moving to the texas legislature to man sanctuary cities. if donald trump follows through on his promise to bar federal funding for sanctuary cities, what does that mean for you question mark how would you react? there are sanctuary cities like santa fe. guest: and universities that will be ideal themselves as sanctuary universities. my position today as i would support the other areas in the state. i would not suggest that we would be a sanctuary state, per se, but the reality is that when you take the federal funds and you invest them in a way that's productive so that people are safe. with undocumented individuals who help you to report crimes, build safe neighborhoods, report , these areloyers issues that have to be addressed if you want to productive environment. who want that kind of citizenry will, innce, if you your community. i would stand with the city of santa fe. it is right to prohibit the use of federal funds. when i was the secretary of health, the bush administration was -- stopped using federal funds for specific pregnancy i

>> i went to public school in houston, texas. from countrier garton through 12th grade, from there i went to wonderful college in the east, wellesley college. the same college hillary clinton went to and madeleine albright went to. i became a historian of education, had children. and i got -- i became increasingly conservative in my views, i can't tell you exactly why, but i was invited to join the first bush administration, as assistant secretary in charge of research and counselor to the secretary. the secretary then being lamar alexander, from tennessee, i have great respect for lamar. >> current senator from tennessee and head of the education committee and the senate that approved betsy devos. for a number of years i was involved in very right wing think tanks at hoover institution and two others. i was in favor of testing, i was in favor of school choice. i supported the original idea of charters, about 2005-2006 after no child left behind had been in effect for half a decade, i began to look at the results and say, this is

muy de cerca lo que miles de visitantes se realizan en las festividades del super bowl en houston, texas. se trata de un plan que tomÓ dos aÑos de preparación, en las prÓximas horas veremos si fue exitoso. >> la seguridad de todos los asistentes, no solamente al estadio sino a todos los eventos que ahÍ durante toda la semana aquÍ en houston, texas. pedro: estÁ poblado por agentes encubiertos que estÁn recorriendo todos los espacios, asimismo luego del domingo se ha preparado un plan especial porque estarÁ presente el vicepresidente mike y el expresidente bush, para visitantes la aficiÓn de participar es muy grande. >> yo creo que va a ser un partido muy parejo es lo que nos llama la atenciÓn. >> no estaba tan lleno como yo creÍ que iba a estar. pedro: y mientras se mantienen extremas medidas de seguridad aquÍ en este estadio simplemente han bloqueado el acceso al pÚblico para evitar actos de violencia. >> todos podemos compartir la informaciÓn, al mismo tiempo que todo el mundo las tiene podemos recibirla y actuar apropiadamente. pedro: por su parte grupos que se oponen a