why can't texas? that's the argument i'm simplifying but that's the argument on the other side as to some of this. your response. >> in particular with alabama, the court needs to make sure it's apples with apples. all else equal of someone in texas were to present that same request as in alabama, the fct alabama was able to provide it would be a piece of evidence but something to the extent that alabama has a similar execution protocol and similar execution room. >> why isn't the inquiry really exactly how holtz laid out the inquiry. prison officials same in and said men put contraband in their beards and we have a security interest in preventing that. what can court said was, that might be, but we're going to look around at other states, see what other practices are to the extent most other states or many other states can deal with the security interests in way that also respects religious interests of the inmate. then we're going, essentially, to say to the state, why not you too. in all of that, t

the texas tribune reports that the primary election approaching in texas on march 1st, quote, texas voters and local affectionate officials have found themselves envelop in a fog of errors, delays, and miscommunications as they navigate new rules for casting votes by mail. as one election administration or in elbagir county tells the texas tribune, we are bombarded. and, nearly one year after the massive power grid failure that killed over 200 people in texas, and left millions without power in freezing temperatures, the new york times reports many of the problems that pushed the texas electric coke rig to the brink of a total collapse still remain, according to interviews with two dozen industry experts, elected leaders, and current and former state officials. that is republican government at work. non working power grid, 200 people dead because of it, and there's more. the republican governor of texas, greg abbott, has said the texas national guard to the mexican border where the national guard has absolutely no legal authority whatsoever. border control is the responsibility of the fede

the texas tribune reports that the primary election approaching in texas on march 1st, quote, texas voters and local election officials have found themselves envelop in a fog of errors, delays, and miscommunications as they navigate new rules for casting votes by mail. as one election administration or in elbagir county tells the texas tribune, we are bombarded. and, nearly one year after the massive power grid failure that killed over 200 people in texas, and left millions without power in freezing temperatures, the new york times reports many of the problems that pushed the texas electric grid to the brink of a total collapse still remain, according to interviews with two dozen industry experts, elected leaders, and current and former state officials. that is republican government at work. non working power grid, 200 people dead because of it, and there's more. the republican governor of texas, greg abbott, has said the texas national guard to the mexican border where the national guard has absolutely no legal authority whatsoever. border control is the responsibility of the federal gove

southern border just outside of mcallen texas. i will be surveying the border crisis firsthand bringing you the scene from the ground here in texas but here with me this weekend 13 states attorney general from around the country they are alarmed over the impact the surge of illegal migrants having on their citizens, their states in the u.s. natural security. coming up all speaking with three of those ages representing florida, missouri, indiana brazil tells whites so fortunate for them to be with the teacher with us this weekend for my one-on-one interview texas governor greg abbott. what he's doing right now to stand up to the biden administration bad border policy protects us taking matters into their own hand to protect america with the new state funded border wall. but first other wild week on wall street. we saw the dell recover from more than 1100 drop earlier in the week by the federal reserve indicating rate hikes are coming beginning in march. plus stronger growth in the fourth quarter then we thought for the dow in the s

in texas as largest children's hospital, grayson was struggling to breathe. he's just 4 months old and has contracted cobit 19 is really scary. i just hump day, you know, he's able to get better gum. his mother. gov yell thinks that the youngest of her 3 children was infected at a family, christmas gathering album. talk to him in like a little maybe really, i think to him i key thing like he like c. grayson is only one of some 70 children currently being treated here for coven 19 chart. the waste. in the past 2 weeks, covered admissions have quadrupled here. most of the children are unvaccinated. that bar for resilience. just keep moving. you think that? i don't know how we could do this again and then we keep doing it again. they don't have much of a choice. coven. 19 numbers continue to rise and not just in texas. nationwide, some 1000000 new infections worry ported over 24 hour period. more than 95 percent are being attributed to the omicron varied growing numbers of americans are critical of president jo biden's response. a shortage of testing capacity is

in texas in general. so i think that's only one in colleyville if i'm not mistaken so that is kind of -- not sure about that. going to take -- the department store or a supermarket you know why a synagogue? well, obviously, some reason whether it is hate or religious hatred or for some other reason but there was a reason why he chose this particular site and i'll be really -- interested as they go back they'll be looking at security camera, ring cameras from neighborhood to see whether the desees perpetrator had been doing drive-byes and doing a little preassault surveillance on that synagogue that would be something that would be interested in and certainly suggest there was intent to go to that particular location. ashley: and with what they said in the news conference -- where do you foresee this investigation gong from here and coming days or months? >> that really depends on what they uncover with initially. i mean, if he is bound for example, if he has some rants online, and there's no -- there's no

the texas governor blamed joe biden and his new environmental regulations for the disaster that ensued. texas is going to protect the oil and gas industry from any type of hostile attack launched from washington d. c. president obama post wind turbines. pretty hard. and despite last, winter's disaster biden is still giving them a big role, a key plank of our build back better recovery plan is building a modern, resilient climate infrastructure and clean energy future that will create millions of good pain unit jobs. all that eco friendly energy was not prepared for some cold weather energy providers could not manage utility bills were through the roof. i'm pretty much paid $9.00, a kilowatt electricity, but i was very conservative with my electricity, so i have no idea exactly why this bill is so much but steadily going up. i absolutely cannot afford it. i'm not exactly sure. you know, who can it's gotten to the point where some people have totally turned off their power because they can't afford methods enough. they biggest can't afford it. it's a basic necessity for living. basic uti

residents are being urged not to travel during the luna new year. holidays is in place in texas, say awful people taken hostage at a synagogue, have been released, and the hostage taker has been killed. the gunman demanded the release of a pakistani women, convicted of terrorism, who was jailed in texas for the president, for the u. s. president donald trump held a rally with supporters in arizona. he criticized us president joe biden for his current of iris policies on mosque and vaccine mandates, as well as loc downs. trump also repeated claims that he won the 2020 elections without offering evidence. hundreds of migrants are traveling from honduras toward the u. s. border. it's a 1st caravan from central america to make its way for the united states was here many say they all fleeing poverty, violence and natural disasters. u. s. president biden has backed age proposals to slow migration. now concerns are growing for the pacific island of tonga. after a tsunami with waves more than a meta high hit, the island, it was triggered by an underwater volcano eruption on saturday. interne

they don't have much of a choice. coping 19 numbers continue to rise and not just in texas. nationwide, some 1000000 new infections were reported over a 24 hour period. more than 95 percent are being attributed to the omicron buried. growing numbers of americans are critical of president, jo biden's response. a shortage of testing capacity is just one of the problems confronting the white house. if you're vaccinated and boosted, you are highly protect it. and i'll be concerned about, i'm a crime, but don't be alarmed. but more and more vaccinated americans are worried and are calling for schools to be closed, at least until the latest wave has passed. but new york's new mayor opposes that idea. we can't continue to stop our children from developing socially and academically in the support that they need. so we have to learn how to live with co it a liberal co would cope with the safe way staff at the texas childrens hospital say they expect the situation to become even more critical in the coming weeks. even if omicron usually results in less of your cases than previous variance. the p

s. state of texas. the russian foreign minister has said the country is ready for serious talks with the us after washington deliberate, a written response to moscow security demands wherever circle of ralph expressed disappointment that russia's primary concern of halting nato's further. busy expansion into eastern europe was dismissed. lucas's celia, the cumulative. as for the contents of the reply, there are grounds for the beginning of a serious conversation. only about secondary issues regarding the main issue that has been no positive reaction. and the main issue, i remind you is a clear position on the in admissibility of nato's further expansion, eastwood's and on the deployment of strike weapons that could threaten the territory of the russian federation. the 2 key proposals that russia put forward as lever, i've said there were just flat out rejected in america's response to them. those 2 key proposals are concerning, the stopping of deployment of offensive weapons in europe that could possibl

and of course not developing story in texas. my name is peter scott and i'll be back again with another bulletin in just over 30 minutes. ah.

the gunman demanded the release of a pakistani woman, convicted of terrorism, who is jailed in texas. hundreds of migrants have set off form the honduras headed for the us border. it's the 1st caravan from central america to depart for the united states. this year. many are fleeing poverty, violence and natural disasters. u. s. president joe biden has back 8 proposers to slow migration form a u. s. president. donald trump has been holding a rally with supporters in arizona during his speech. he criticize us, president biden's, grown of irish policies on mass and vaccine mandates, as well as walked in. trump also repeated claims that he won the 2020 elections without offering evidence. protests have taken place in france and italy against tighter crone of virus held rules. in the italian capital, rome, thousands of demonstrators rallied against compulsory vaccinations for the over fifties and more restrictions for the unvaccinated italy's government brought in the measures last week as new crone of virus infections surged, driven by the fast spreading. amr can vary the galapagos island

well, i mentioned texas and it's expensive right to crap cast your ballot in person . and to make sure everybody in line when the polls closed could still cast a ballot. another state that's come under fire is georgia. matter of fact, the attorney general of the united states has sued both texas and florida and georgia under the voting rights act and course president biden is highlighting the georgia laws because he's visiting today, doing what i've never seen a president do before and that is villain eyes a state's new voting law which to me is a bizarre thing for a sitting president to do. to travel to the state for the purpose of minimizing united states laws. i doubt i'll mention the fact that georgia actually extended early voting to 17 days. that's not an example of voter suppression were trying to restrict people's access on the ballot. matter of fact that's much more generous than what president biden's old state of delaware has offered in terms of early access to the ballot. so these clearly are not examples of jim crow voter suppression. these are commonsense

all else equal, if someone in texas were to -- if someone in texas were to present that same request as in alabama, the fact alabama was able to provide it would be a piece of evidence, not necessarily dispositive, but at least something to the extent that alabama has a similar execution protocol and a similar execution room. justice kagan: general, why isn't the inquiry really exactly how holt laid out the inquiry? in other words, you know, in holt, the prison officials came in and said men can put contraband in their beards and we have a security interest in preventing that. and what the court said was, you know what, i mean, that might be, but we're going to look around at other states, see what other practices are. to the extent most other states or many other states can deal with the security interest in the way that also respects religious interests of the inmate, then we're going, essentially, to, you know, say to the state why not you too? and in all of that, there is an appropriate level of deference given to prison officials, but there's also an appropriate level of respect

>> well, one thing i did early on, that we reduced the effect in texas, the biden administration -- texas, entities, to stop -- all illegal immigrants in state of texas pulled those licenses no locations to put illegal grants in as a result a lot of people going elsewhere, across the entire country one reason biden moved them to other regions across the country the greatest devastation we've seen in states is within 10, 0 miles of the border, homes o broken into ranches ripped apart things like that other thing we are seeing is i give you two ways in which, a person had observed devastation, but -- that is lives lost because of fentanyl also human trafficking on the rise, in texas as well as other states. a lot of -- they are there a while then -- [no audio], talked about anything, to address human traffic being i raised it first tried to open a center in downtown i said i want to be in there personally as governor to see if a victim of human trafficking biden administration said no. >> you have yeen stash houses cars so many jammed in them to get over border past agents. >> stashedr stas

in texas as largest children's hospital, grayson was struggling to breathe. he's just 4 months old and has contracted cobit 19. is just really scary, so i just hump day, you know, he's able to get better. his mother gavia thinks that the youngest of her 3 children was infected at a family, christmas gathering what i'll do, talk to him in like a little, maybe release. i think to him like a thing like he like c grayson is only one of some 70 children currently being treated here for recovered 19 chart. the waste. in the past 2 weeks, covered admissions have quadrupled here. most of the children are unvaccinated. the bar for resilience just keeps moving. you think that i know how we can do this again and then we keep doing it again. they don't have much of a choice. coven. 19 numbers continue to rise. and not just in texas. nationwide some 1000000 new infections worry ported over 24 hour period. more than 95 percent are being attributed to the omicron varied growing numbers of americans are critical of president jo biden's response. a shortage of testing capacit

the senator from texas. considering the way our democratic friends talk about the state of voting rights in america, it's easy to see why some people have expressed concerns, because if you took them at face value, you might be very worried about the state of voting rights in our country, but there's more to the story than that which i hope to explain here in the next few minutes. for example when it e comes to e alarmism about voting rights, look no further than the democratic majority whip, senator durbin from illinois who said there is an insidious effort to suppress the rights of voters of color. senator schumer, the majority leader said from new york the right to vote is under attack and ways we have not seen in generations.io president biden himself has said there is a 21st century jim crow assault on the right to vote. if you were to take these at face value and accept them, obviously you would be very concerned about the state of the voting rights, but there is more to the story as i've said. if you

there's this whole idea that texas is going to lift their rifles and say don't mess with texas and that's all well and good until no one will land a plane in your airports and you can't explainchange currency wi other countries. it's a hugely large democratic process. that's why before violence gets out of hand, it's probably sensible because there might be a with to negotiate it while there's still good feelings. >> look. i read the book, i appreciate the book. we're just spitballing here, this is kind of a barroom conversation. we don't really think this is going to come to pass, do we? >> well, i don't know, i think when violence becomes the main way that politics happen, then when your -- when you no longer feel you're living in a democracy, when the legitimacy of your institutions are really inspect. and when the divisions become so marked. just listening to your show, somebody calling you a communist for a basic act of administration. not even an agreement on whether january 6th was bad. not even that level of agreement, maybe when marriages get to this point, you sit the kids down

s. state of texas. a government is holding people hostage in a synagogue in the city of collierville. that's just the short distance northwest of dallas with local media. so i think police sources reporting those held are a rabbi against a swat team has been sent to the sing nearby residence of buck you waited to safety . there was a live stream of the service of the synagogue running when the armed suspect entered on. apparently negotiations with police could be heard. nothing will be less cross to us, corresponding kill of my been for more kill of we believe the situation remains alive. tickets through what's known. sure. well they were having saturday services at the synagogue near fort worth, texas. and the gunman entered the building and proceeded to take the people hostage . now there was a live stream of the events on the live stream. the gunman apparently shouted, you shouted if anyone tries to enter this building, i'm telling you, every one will die. i'm going to die. don't cry about me and you

there's you police in texas say all 4 people taken hostage at a synagogue, have been released, and the hostage tanka has been killed. the gunman demanded to the release of a pakistani woman, convicted of terrorism, who was jailed in texas for me, u. s. president donald trump held a rally with support as an arizona. he criticized u. s. president biden's corona, virus policies on mosque and vaccine mandates, as well as a lockdown. tremples repeated claims that he won the 2020 elections without offering evidence. now concerns are growing on the pacific island of tonga after i so nami, of waves more than a meter high hit, the island, it was triggered by an underwater volcano eruption on saturday, and that has been caught and the full extent of the damage is unclear. snobby warnings have been issued across the pacific rim. ah, this is the aftermath of this. you now, me that hit the shore lines of peru over 10000 kilometers away from the explosion in tona. the underwater eruption was so powerful that it was detected around the world. these satellite images show gas and ash being thrown thous

thank god for texas. they are doing the job the biden administration refuses to do. >> griff: last month i went down into mexico and interviewed a cartel smuggler, you and i have talked about that, and he told me they are not slowing down because business has never been better. a news worthy moment about the cartel using tiktok to recruit smugglers on the texas side of the border. how significant of a problem? >> no consequence or deterrents. border patrol says half the agents are not on the border. they are in centers processing people. so, half the border is unguarded. del rio and the haitian ands under the bridge, 240 miles open for days, and yuma, called all the agents in the process, hundreds came across, taking taxis and the busses to the final destination. cartel, look, no one celebrated this election more than the cartel, they knew they were back in business and taking advantage of this. they pushed the family groups through, border patrol has to respond to the humanitarian crisis and put the bad

home as we approach the anniversary of the january 6 capitol riot, we're hearing from one family in texas that was shattered by the fallout after a son turned in his father. and now their struggle to reunite their divided family. >> reporter: in a suburb just outside dallas, texas, peace has been in short supply for guy repid's family after he attended former president trump's rally and protest at the capitol. the 49-year-old is in jail awaiting trial among the more than 700 indicted. did january 6 tear your family apart? >> it has temporarily fractured us. >> reporter: that fracture largely caused by the revelation their 19-year-old son jackson went to the fbi with concerns about his father in the days leading up to the insurrection. >> he was getting involved in a lot of different people, and a lot of bad people and a lot of bad communities. >> reporter: jackson's mom acknowledges that her husband is a member of the 3%-ers. according to the anti-defamation league, they are anti-government extremists who are part of the militia movement. when did you feel like you had to reach out to the

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. >>> en texas, se dio a conocer nueva informaciÓn sobre secuestrador en una sinagoga ocurrido el fin de semana, un oficial dijo que fue equipo de fbi responsable de disparar contra el hombre, habÍa tomado a 4 personas como rehÉns esto aÚn sigue bajo investigaciÓn una jueza en texas declarÓ inconstitucional el arresto de un ecuatoriano, la pregunta es si tendrÁ impacto en otros casos de migrantes. detenidos bajo el mismo cargo. >>> la jueza de travis, declarÓ como inconstitucional la operaciÓn impulsada por gobernador abott que permite la detenciÓn de migrantes, por invasiÓn a la propiedad. bajo este cargo han sido detenido cientos de migrantes en los Últimos meses, lo que se segÚn este abogado, tambiÉn podia verse beneficiado con este fallo. >>> la operaciÓn, estÁ llevando acabo una operaciÓn y te arrestan, quizÁs tÚ con quieres pelear tu caso de una forma similar. >>> el feets fiscal del texas anuncio una apelaciÓn y dijo el fallo era ridÍculo y que biden ha fallado en asegurar la frontera y texas tiene derecho de defender sus fronteras. y este Último caso, un g

there in texas, colleyville, texas, specifically. we have breaking news coming out of the hostage situation there at a synagogue that's been ongoing for 11 hours. governor abbott said moments ago in a tweet that everyone is out alive and safe after a hostage situation in colleyville texas just outside of dallas/ft. worth. teams negotiating all day. there have been law enforcement there, representation loathe local and national. let's go mor morgan chestky. there was noise and then a tweet. >> reporter: speaking to colleyville please in just a few minutes and more details. there was a loud boom that could be heard blocks away from the sin being to, and it was shortly therefore governor abbott released the tweet that hostages are all out safe and alive. that followed that 11-hour standoff that began this morning when authorities say they received a phone call around 10:41 that there was an ongoing situation at congregation beth israel synagogue there in colleyville, a quiet suburb outside dallas. and it was from that point forward that

a look now, some of the other stories making use around the world at the shower police in texas say all 4 people taken hostage at a synagogue on saturday, have been free, and the hostage taker has been killed. the gunman had demanded the release of a pakistani woman, convicted of terrorism, who was jailed in texas. hundreds of migrants have set off from honduras headed for the us border. it's the 1st caravan from central america to depart for the united states this year. many say they were fleeing poverty, violence and natural disasters. u. s. president joe biden has backed aid proposers to slow migration. former us president donald trump has been holding a rally with supporters in arizona. during his speech, he criticized us president biden's, grown of irish policies. unmask and vaccine mandates and locked in. trump also repeated claims that he won the 2020 elections without offering evidence. concerns are growing for the pacific island of tonga, after its unami with waves more than a meter high washed over the island. internet service has been disrupted, so the full extent of the dama

not everybody i want, we want in texas and many other u. s. states. criminal records make voting difficult. many enlist predominantly black neighborhood of fort worth are affected. the 46 year old believes that not knowing her rights was her undoing. that's why with the help of volunteer lawyers. she wants to educate people about how important it is to vote, despite the restrictive laws. how may i i didn't vote filled out a provision about that never counted yet. sharon wilson seriously and i'm so i have you. okay. oh really? but i think appears to search your limitations, you know, for the vote, why not in the state of texas? we can be fell and i'm a fell into. but are you, are you on formation of? oh, no, you see that's what we don't know. so we think because we got a filmy, we came out no more, but technically we have that right. the black population hope spiders will create equal voting rules. but so far, it's just hope he's not able to fix every category immediately is going to be time . you know, so i, i believe in him and i believe t

so i didn't know if they were texas, they were going to come looking for me just like i'm sure other members of congress from their own states were wondering the same thing, you know, and so, yeah, i mean there's still, the capital is not been the same since then, and part of that is because of cove it, but part of that is because of what happened on january 6 and our democracy is not the same since january 6 of last year. and i'm hoping that in the coming months in the coming years, we can do everything possible as americans to get back to a place where we trust each other more. and that means accepting that there hasn't been this widespread voter fraud. there, there is a, this big lie that was created by donald trump. i think that we can get there, but we're still very tense, tense time. well, actually walking castro, democrat from texas, we really appreciate you revisiting us, revisiting that tense time a year ago. thanks. so much for sharing your thoughts with us today. thank you. now we turned a long time republican strategist, john ferry, who's worked for decades with the congr

in texas as largest childrens hospital, grayson was struggling to breathe. he's just 4 months old and has contracted cobra 19. is really scary, so i just hump day, you know, he's able to get better go. his mother. gov yell thinks that the youngest of her 3 children was infected at a family, christmas gathering what i'll do talk to him in like a little baby voice. i think to him like a thing like he likes it. grayson is only one of some 70 children currently being treated here for coven 19 chart. the one in the past 2 weeks covered admissions have quadrupled here. most of the children are unvaccinated. the bar for resilience just keeps moving. you think that i don't know how we can do this again and then we keep doing it again. they don't have much of a choice. coven. 19 numbers continue to rise. and not just in texas. nationwide some 1000000 new infections were reported over 24 hour period. more than 95 percent are being attributed to the omicron buried. growing numbers of americans are critical of president jo biden's response. a shortage of testing capacit

the texas governor blamed joe biden and his new environmental regulations for the disaster that ensued. texas is going to protect the oil and gas industry from any type of hostile attack launched from washington d. c. president obama post wind turbines. pretty hard. and despite last, winter's disaster biden is still giving them a big role, a key plank of our build back better recovery plan is building a modern, resilient climate infrastructure and clean energy future that will create millions of good pain. you didn't jobs all that and go friendly. energy was not prepared for some cold weather. energy providers could not manage utility. bills were through the roof. i'm pretty much paid $9.00, a kilowatt electricity, but i was very conservative with my electricity, so i have no idea exactly why this bill is so much but steadily going up. i absolutely cannot afford it. i'm not exactly sure. you know, who can it's gotten to the point where some people have totally turned out their power because they can't afford methods enough. they, they just can't afford it. it's a basic necessity for li

they have taken over the cities in texas. major cities in texas. our borders are wide open, for instance. we've got two million illegal aliens pouring into texas in the last 12 months. they are come from over a hundred different countries. our culture is at risk, and i want to change that. this all started, really started, the catalyst for this is when we let the left replace god with government. most things in texas are downstream of the governor's office, our virtue, our culture, and we can never have true liberty without a virtuous society. i'm going to make sure that we get prayer back, in all of our classrooms in texas. i'm going to make sure we get biblical studies in our junior highs. i'm going to make sure we take control of our universities with god-fearing patriots that believe in exceptionalism of america and the free market and capitalism and flush out all the communists and the socialists that are running the universities today. >> tucker: that would be a big change and a welcomed one. appreciate it. thank you. we'll be right back. >>

we've just seen some heartbreaking images there from that children's hospital in, in texas. and we were hearing that us pediatric hospitalizations are going up. and at the same time we're hearing that oma crohn the very it may actually not be as severe as delta. how do you read this? well, print, it looks as though that's good news. first of all, although this virus is spreading widely, when it makes illness, it usually makes illness that's less severe than the previous variance. if it infect vaccinated people, the illness is mine. it infects unvaccinated people. yes, they will have a risk of hospitalization. the majority, the vast majority of our hospitalized patients are still vaccinated, but the illness even among the vaccinated appears not to be as severe as that caused by delta. fewer people have to be admitted, isn't it? and he wire lendlease tory assistance. that's whole very good. but the president is right, we need to get everyone who's unvaccinated and currently eligible vaccinated. that will help dr. coded down only crime them in. what about people who cannot be v

a realtor who herself has moved to texas from california. thanks for being with us here in our international kind of an interesting story. if i do say so myself, i actually lived in california before coming here. what do you think? californians are moving to texas and what acts aspects of modern life in california are making people uncomfortable. they're well in california. people feel like hell, fornia left them. they're not leaving california, i moved myself from california and i can have twice the price of the twice as big house for half the money. and people are moving here in droves. there is construction everywhere and they are bringing their conservative politics or not. how has the slow california migrants changed since the started the pandemic as that had anything to do with people getting out of there? yes, people are really excited about the fact that they can work remotely. and so a lot of them have jobs still in california that they can work remotely. why pay so high of prices for real estate when they can live the dream in texa

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why no it in the state of texas. we can be fell in. i'm a felon too. but are you, are you on probation of? oh no, you see us what we don't know. so we think because we got a filmy, we came out no more. but technical we have that right. the black population, hope spider will create equal voting rules. but so far it's just hope he's not able to fix a re category immediately is going to be time. you know, so i, i believe in him and i believe that in the e and everything is gonna work his way out. but he had a lot of stuff he had to really fix. mason runs a beauty salon and has a large found later support. her 3 children still live with her. and she's also raising 4 of her brothers. and she has grandchildren. we can't show her house from the outside. fighting her conviction has brought death threats. mason has a weird feeling about her alleged crime. nelly, an election worker had advised her to cast a ballot. oh, i was embarrassed. you know, i was hurt. i felt like i felt like i feel okay. and what he, what he mason founded in the organization, to showcase

let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. police in texas say all 4 people taken hostage and a synagogue on saturday, have been freed, and the hostage taker has been killed. the gunman had demanded the release of a pakistani, one convicted of terrorism, who is jailed in texas. hundreds of migrants have set off from honduras headed for the us border. it's the 1st caravan from central america to depart for the united states this year. many say they were fleeing poverty, violence and natural disasters. u. s. president joe biden has backed aid proposers to slow migration. former us president donald trump has been holding a rally with supporters in arizona. during his speech, he criticized us president biden's grown a virus policies on mass and vaccine mandates and locked in. trump also repeated claims that he won the 2020 elections without offering evidence. concerns are growing for the pacific island of tonga. after astronomy, with waves more than a meter high washed over the island, internet service has been disrupted. so the full extent of the damage

the texas governor blamed joe biden and his new environmental regulations for the disaster that ensued. texas is going to protect the oil and gas industry from any type of hostile attack launched from washington d. c. president obama, post wind turbines pretty hard and despite last winter is disaster. biden is still giving them a big role. a key plank of our build back better recovery plan is building a modern, resilient climate infrastructure and clean energy future that will create millions of good pain unit jobs. all that eco friendly energy was not prepared for some cold weather energy provider is, could not manage utility bills were through the roof. i'm pretty much paid $9.00, a kilowatt electricity, but i was very conservative with my electricity, so i have no idea exactly why this bill is so much but steadily going up. i absolutely cannot afford it. i'm not exactly sure. you know, who can it's gotten to the point where some people have totally turned off their power because they can't afford methods enough. they, they just can't afford it. it's a basic necessity for living. bas

in texas as largest children's hospital, grayson was struggling to breathe. he's just 4 months old and has contracted cobit 19. it's just really scary. so i just hump day, you know, he's able to get better gum. his mother. gov yell thinks that the youngest of her 3 children was infected at a family, christmas gathering way. and we'll talk to him in like a little, maybe really, i think to him i k thing like he likes he. grayson is only one of some 70 children currently being treated here for coven 19 chart, the wife. in the past 2 weeks, cobit admissions have quadrupled here. most of the children are unvaccinated. that bar for resilience defeats moving. you think that? i don't know how we can do this again and then we keep doing it again. they don't have much of a choice. coven, 19 numbers continue to rise, and not just in texas. nationwide, some 1000000 new infections worry ported over 24 hour period. more than 95 percent are being attributed to the omicron buried. growing numbers of americans are critical of president jo biden's response. a shortage of testi

and now texas is building its own border wall. bill: and speaking of the border wall, take a look at the video, this was last month in rio grande city and we were there as governor announced official construction of the border wall, 1.7-mile stretch going up. the idea behind it that it's going to plug the gaps where there's no federal wall. all being built with texas money, last thing his opponent beto o'rourke he's seizing on the border wall. he say that is texas doesn't need the border wall. that it's a waste of taxpayer money. he says the national guard shouldn't be down here and he says governor abbott doesn't know what border communities want. back out here live. the border crisis much bigger than just texas politics and what's been happening largely to play huge part in the upcoming 2022 midterms. eric: all right, bill, thank you so much. texas republican congresswoman beth vandine is here and we will ask if the migrant flow can fully be stopped. arthel: new district attorney is facing more criticism from police saying he's

he proudly presents the latest reform to texas is already strict electoral law for india. and there you go, and i'm going to get a whole different crystal mason, her 1st hand experience. she served a prison sentence for tax broad a decade ago. what were out on parole? she wanted to vote. no one told her she couldn't. although she was only able to cast a provisional ballad, which was never counted, a judge sentenced her to 5 years and prisoner for voter fraud. she appealed, and the case is still pending. she has been a voting rights activist ever since, supported by her entire family. i to the hey, i have to have you out of state focus. okay. we're not talking, we're not, we're, we're not my in when i don't like what we're doing. we're trying to get rid of people legally get our information. so please say focus. not everybody. i want we want in texas and many other you are states, criminal records make voting difficult. many enlist predominantly black neighborhood of fort worth are affected. the 46 year old believes that not knowing her rights was her undoing. that's why wi

the process is ongoing and 7 states, the conservative texas leads the way. always a safe bet for republicans. governor greg abbott wants to stay that way. he proudly presents the latest reform to texas is already strict electoral law. from india and there you go and i'm going to get a whole different crystal mason, her 1st hand experience. she served a prison sentence for tax fraud a decade ago. what were out on parole? she wanted to vote. no one told her she couldn't. although she was only able to cast a provisional ballad, which was never counted. the judge sentenced her to 5 years in prison for voter fraud. she appealed, and the case is still pending. she has been a voting rights activist ever since, supported by her entire family. i have the okay. i have to have ya to say focus, okay. we're not talking, we're not, we're, we're not playing with, i don't like what we're doing is we're trying to get people to get our information . so please, they focus, not everybody i want when we want it in texas and many other he was states, criminal records make voting

our t this, our a suspected government who has taken people hostage at the synagogue in the usa, the texas release is one person, according to the official media report, i think police sources, they did the hostage. they may be motivated to create a pakistani prisoner of being counter terrorism circles as lady al qaeda family, though, denies any links to the attacker. moscow slums and washington alleging the bushes, preparing a full like operation to justify it to pose good planning to invade ukraine. our guest sides of the chances of military conflict need so and so coming was always going to weak tensions we have here in ukraine. the plans of the missiles, 5 minutes from moscow peak question is how do you, how do you deal with a bully? also in the program, the lead of the indigenous just shown the nation tells us the about the devastating impacts of nuclear bomb says online belonging to native americans. even alleging that the aim was to eliminate these people. and these things were conducted without our knowledge. and under a culture of secrecy, of the united states, and there it is, th

the texas governor blamed joe biden and his new environmental regulations for the disaster that ensued. texas is going to protect the oil and gas industry from any type of hostile attack launched from washington d. c. president obama, post wind turbines, pretty hard. and despite last winter's disaster biden is still giving them a big role. a key plank of our build back better recovery plan is building a modern, resilient climate infrastructure and clean energy future that will create millions of good pain, union jobs. all that go friendly energy was not prepared for some cold weather. energy providers could not manage utility bills were through the roof. i'm pretty much paid $9.00, a kilowatt electricity, but i was very conservative with my electricity, so i have no idea exactly why this bill is so much but steadily going up. i absolutely cannot afford it. i'm not exactly sure, you know, who can it's gotten to the point where some people have totally turned out their power because they can't afford methods enough. they, they just can't afford it. it's a basic necessity for living. basi

freezing rain, sleet, and snow, treacherous weather from the texas to virginias and carolinas. carolinas, a half inch of ice could accumulate on roads, trees and power lines. power companies are on stand by as we go into the night. a ambulance slid down an icy road. the patient who was already in cardiac arrest did not survive. two others were injured. the brutal cold moving in across several states as we start this weekend. ginger zee back with us again tonight. she's tracking it all for us. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david this. savage cold that we are enduring here has made it to the ground level down in south carolina and north carolina. but up higher, it's warmer, so rain is falling, but it's into this freezing surface, so it's freezing on contact, and that's where you get that ice. you can see it on the radar. from maryland back to georgia there were alerts. b ttce we about taking down power lines, obviously covering roads. the bulk of the storm happens t people are awake, but unfortunately, if you were to lose power, look at the wind chills. it will be single digits up

if they want to be treated like a piece of property, did you know that in texas a woman can earn her freedom by producing at least 7 children, if her master consent to it, of course. so where the hell did all the body go? do they finally do all the dictators we support, do they dumping all the hand to weapons contractors? did they use it to connect to con, can the machine to their shower so that when they turned on the faucets, it's sprayed cotton candy straight into their face and a delicious yet overwhelming matter? no, none of those or probably all of those. we just don't know, we didn't learn anything about where the pentagon to money goes, because they said they failed their audit that, that they failed it. then just a couple of months ago, there was an update. they were audited again, yet again. and they quietly mumbled to the mainstream media, we proudly failed our audit again. and the mainstream media known to friends and family as corporate bags, due to play, buried it on a friday before the holiday and never mentioned it again. the way you do when you get was removed from y

so i didn't know if they were texas, they were going to come looking for me just like i'm sure other members of progress from their own states were wondering the same thing, you know, and so, yeah, i mean there's still, the capital is not been the same since then, and part of that is because of cove it, but part of that is because of what happened on january 6 and our democracy is not the same since january 6 of last year. and i'm hoping that in the coming months in the coming years, we can do everything possible as americans to get back to a place where we trust each other more. and that means accepting that there hasn't been this widespread voter fraud. there, there is a, this big lie that was created by donald trump. i think that we can get there, but we're still very tense, tense time. well, actually walking castro, democrat from texas, we really appreciate you revisiting us, revisiting that tense time a year ago. thanks. so much for sharing your thoughts with us today. thank you. now we turned a long time republican strategist, john ferry, who's worked for decades with the congr