[applause] >> thank you, hist and. -- houston. tina: hello, houston. i am so happy to be here. as soon as the plane was letting down i started smelling frenchy's chicken and all of that. [laughter] but sears they, you know my daughter did a video and in the video, she called herself miss third wire. savage andlled me a she said she got this from tina. and thisoriginal tina was my city first. [cheering] love you, too. you know, you guys are all the reason why we are going to finally turn this state from red to blue. [applause] a tough year been this year, with all of the things that happened. but i have seen tens of millions of our people to go out, all people to go out and stand up for what is right. and to stand up for justice. and that has been a blessing. i feel in this election that our votes are our voices. those voices will be heard loud and clear as weight elect joe biden for president of the united states. [applause] harris asr kamala vice president of the united states. [applause] the first -- but first, we have to go out and vote. we have to do our part. i have been s

he escaped the narrow constraints of houston life as a lawyer. he went to bigger and bigger playing fields, leading to international diplomacy. basically thed only experience he had before that was helping his friend ,eorge bush in a senate race where he ran in a county that included houston. and then he did some fundraising after that at the presidential level. he was bitten by the politics result of will, a that 1976 race. it was 1978 ran for texas attorney general in his one and only effort at elected office. not only did he lose, but it was clear to those who observed him heer.e was not a baby kiss history would've been different had he won that. host: tell us what you write in the book about his father and his guidance in terms of politics to james baker. guest: his family is part of .ouston by james baker the third and we can't tell you why. they explained because they were bad at math. he had a family legacy and they did so much to build modern houston. they built institutions but they were not into politics. the family actually was work h

houston ministerial association, to which he has been invited. senator kennedy will participate in a formal question-and-answer period. the meeting is sponsored by the kennedy johnson texas campaign committee and is being seen throughout texas on a special 22-station network. the audience you are seeing is composed of clergymen of the houston area who have been invited by the association. the meeting is about to be called to order by the president, reverend george rank. >> may i call this special meeting of the association of ministers of greater houston to order? let's stand for prayer. god be merciful unto us and bless us and allow his face to shine upon us, that not a may be known upon earth by saving health among all nations. god shall bless us, and all the ends of the earth shall praise him. with these words of the psalmists, we stand before the old god as our only sovereign lord. lord, show us thine mercy. let thy grace rest upon our nation and do not take thy light from us. and our ears to the. show us always the truth that makes us free.

let's discuss with the mayor of houston, sylvester turner. mayor turner, thank you so much for joining us. i'm sad to report you're seeing an uptick in coronavirus cases in your city. give us a sense of what you're seeing on the ground. do you have the tools you need to slow the spread of this deadly virus? >> wolf, just like we're seeing in other parts of the country, we're seeing a resurgence of this virus in texas, especially right now in west texas. el paso, for example, is getting hit hard and we're certainly sending our best to the people down in el paso and west texas. even in the city of houston we are noticing a modest increase. and look, we're alerting people and waving the flag and encouraging people to put their masks on, engage in social distancing. so we can prevent another surge occurring right here in houston harris county. >> as you point out, in el paso it's so sad. hospitals are overflowing with coronavirus patients right now. do you have confidence, mayor, in your governor, the governor of texas, to keep this outbreak from

thank you, houston. thank you. >> democratic resident -- vice president joined by obama saturday, three days before election day. watch live coverage beginning at 1:45 p.m. eastern on c-span, on c-span.org, or on the radio at. vice president mike pence campaign in arizona aching in tucson and flagstaff. he said has the best economic plan for the future. trump lost those cities in took 16 but one the state -- in 2016 but one the state -- won the state. ♪ how is everyone doing today? [applause] are you ready to welcome vice president -- hence back to arizona -- pence back to arizona? we have about four days to save our country. it has been an honor to work

harris: hello, houston. it is so good to be back in houston. it is so good to be back in harris. [laughter] oh, it is so good. long are so many long, standing friends, so many long-standing friends who are here. i cannot thank you for what you are doing to hold it down, to hold it up, and to elect joe biden the next president of the united states. and that is what we are about to do. and that is what you are about to do. texas, beene in here all day today, to thank you, to thank you for all that you have been doing over these months, over these weeks, over these days. today is the last day of early voting, and now we are four days away from the election that is going to change the course of our history. can't do it without you. we cannot do it without you. of course, there is so much at stake before i continue, i want to thank tina knowles for that incredible introduction. you are amazing. you always have the courage to step up and speak out rate and lead. i cannot thank you enough for that so, here we are. and withinour power our hands, our voice that will be reflected in our vo

. >>> afuera de la catedral de houston activistas revelaron pruebas de adn que inculparían al sacerdote de tener por lo menos 2 hijos en colombia producto de agresiones sexuales. >>> Él ha traído niños a este mundo que los abandonó a él, a los niños, abandonó a las mujeres y estos niños crecen sin padre. >>> mi mamá decide contarnos lo que pasó en su juventud. >>> una mujer denuncia tuvo una hija con el padre y en este otro expediente el sacerdote lo niega en un juzgado en 1992. >>> cuando tenía 11 años él la comenoz a violar. >>> la iglesia en colombia está bien corrupta. >>> el documentalista exhibirá en enero una serie televisiva donde mostrará por lo menos 5 mujeres denunciando al padre, nos revela cómo consiguió el adn del sacerdote. >>> venimos aquí a houston y agarramos basura que dejó el padre en la calle, con una toalla donde se limpió los labios teníamos la prueba de adn. >>> respondió a noticias telemundo que suspendió al padre y que no participó en las pruebas de adn porque los niños que supuestamente tuvo en colombia aún viven en ese país. >>>a c

houston led by 7 entering the 9th inning. oakland scored two, but there was a little too much too late for the a's. houston wins 6-11 the als season comes to an end. >> we couldn't hold them down in any facet as far as the pitching went. we had some stretches where we did, you know, both out of the bullpen and the rotation. but nothing sustained through nine innings. that's why they won the series. >> yankees need to win to keep their season alive against the rays in san diego. luke voit, he looks like he works out. 453 feet to left center. 1-0 bronx bombers. up 6-2. torres with a man on toward the western metal supply building, yankees made it 5-1. that sets up a winner take all game five. padres top three, corey seager, fernando tatis. great diving slide. a bad throw. they tied the game at three. dodgers history in the 9th. will smith becomes the first player in franchise history to have five hits in the postseason game. dodgers win 12-3. they advance to the alcs. braves look to win the marlins. the braves are on top of the

are you seeing any evidence, mayor, of racial disparities in houston? you're the mayor of houston. when it comes to how long people are being forced to wait in line to vote. >> well, you know, wolf, i've got to give a great deal of credit to our county clerk, chris hollings. he has set up a number of polling places throughout harris county. and that has made a big difference. we've got drive-by voting. now the republican party here tried to stop that. they went to court yesterday to stop that. but today the court threw that out. so that's a tremendous plus. you can also -- there will be a night when you can vote 24 hours. so even if you work past 7:00, you get off of work at 10:00, there will be one 24-hour day of voting. so that's great. so chris hollins, a young african-american who's the county clerk, and his team have simply been very innovative, very creative and they have made it possible, made it accessible for people to vote throughout harris county. and quite frankly, it has gone fairly well. quite well. >> that is really encouraging, mayor. as you know, the texas governor

pedro esta en houston y hablÓ con los jÓvenes. pedro: como cada dÍa juan y vanessa recorren las calles de houston, texas, dejando panfletos a las casas animando a la gente que salga a votar. >> este trabajo es recordarle a la gente que es importante salir a votar. >> al igual que ellos muchos otros hacen lo mismo. tambiÉn querÍan un movimiento para empoderar a la juventud y que traigan el cambio a la propia comunidad. >> tomamos temas que le importan a la comunidad latina. pedro: antonio dirige una recesiÓn con base en houston que haber-- que tiene mÁs de 22,000 jÓvenes en todo el estado y hace una tarea titÁnica promoviendo el voto. >> a la comunidad latina les han dicho que en el futuroserÁn poderosos. y nosotros les decimos a nuestros miembros que el futuro ya llego. y que estÁ en nosotros mover el cambio que queremos ver. >> jÓvenes estÁn o se han registrado como nunca antes. sobre todo jÓvenes que tienen padres o familiares indocumentados, dice angÉlica. >>gente que es la primer persona su familia que estÁ votan

houston led by 7 entering the 9th inning. oakland scored two, but there was a little too much too late for the a's. houston wins 6-11 the als season comes to an end. >> we couldn't hold them down in any facet as far as the pitching went. we had some stretches where we did, you know, both out of the bullpen and the rotation. but nothing sustained through nine innings. that's why they won the series. >> yankees need to win to keep their season alive against the rays in san diego. luke voit, he looks like he works out. 453 feet to left center. 1-0 bronx bombers. up 6-2. torres with a man on toward the western metal supply building, yankees made it 5-1. that sets up a winner take all game five. padres top three, corey seager, fernando tatis. great diving slide. a bad throw. they tied the game at three. dodgers history in the 9th. will smith becomes the first player in franchise history to have five hits in the postseason game. dodgers win 12-3. they advance to the alcs. braves look to win the marlins. the braves are on top of the

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houston wins 11-6. dusty baker's astros on in the eighth season comes to an end. >> we couldn't hold them down in any facet as far as the pitching went. we had stretches where we did both out of the bullpen and rotation but nothing sustained through nine innings and that's why they won the series. >> hopefully it doesn't happen next year. we just got to keep our head up. keep working. keep dreaming about moving forward and winning a world series. >> tough loz fss for the a's. the braves looking to sweep the marlins. marcel base hit to right. one-run score and the braves strike first. later in the frame two on for travis. lift off to right center and it will go off the wall and take a friendly bounce. two rbi double makes it 3-0 braves. part of a four-run inning four. atlanta braves pitching allows five hits. braves win 7-0 advancing to the national league championship. they will play the dodgers over the padres. niners return to the practice field looking for the first win at levis. note on your practic

his 16th career home run and houston had a 2-1 lead. bottom of the fourth a's 3-1, that is 453 feet the longest home run at dodger stadium this season, oakland was the run and mariah got knocked out in the fifth after allowing another home run and springer hammered him but his second home run of the game using goes back to back, 5-2.. >> we really knew going into this this was going to be a dogfight, this is a team with experience in the postseason they got great talent. they're not just going to roll over and we have to find a way to pull ourselves out of this.>> spot on with a couple exceptions, the a's can't hit the broadside of a barn and what's up with the houston bullpen mediocre during the regular season. they have not allowed a run in the playoffs since the carter administration.>> it seems like. our home was burned to the ground in the tubbs fire. the flames, the ash, it was terrifying. thousands of family homes are destroyed in wildfires. families are forced to move and higher property taxes are a huge problem. prop 19 limits

houston would score 3 more to make it 94 than in the 7th jose with this dagger that one to 2 run blast to center 11 to 4 astros the a's did score a couple of times in the 9th, but it wasn't enough you can see on the guys faces they know the season is over oakland comes up short in the playoffs, they dropped the series 3 games to one oh come on we've got to change the shot, it's just sad. the astros advance to the american league championship series. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we feel really good about where we're going frankie was pitching really well i had good stuff, good below good breaking ball. and then all of a sudden a beginning kind of derailed a little bit and then we just couldn't hold him down after that unfortunately. >>the a's haven't won an nl pennant in 30 years but some of the security guards i talked with at the coliseum last weekend when i was covering the wild-card series told me the a success this season and their playoff berth something to look forward to something to be excited about during this bizarre and at times difficult year. so th

as part of thefamily of houston aristocracy his family built modern houston and he was expected to do great things . he had a dominating father who imparted on him the legacy of his family. baker's, one thing they were not meant to do was politics. he was told don't do politics and at the time he finally breaks away from his father's domination over life and the rule changes at age 40 when he suffers his great family tragedy, his first wife dies of cancer and he's banned from the houston country club tennis courts to help pick him up, named george hw bush and the two of them off on a whole different odyssey that really i think put them in the center ofworld events . >> and george, i'm going to be going back and forth because the stories of the books are so rich that we could go in so manydifferent directions but i want to try to weave these stories together . george packer, richard holbrooke. i use the word complicated. that doesn't begin to do justice to him but why did you want to write about him and talk about his ambition, what drove him and frankly the first quarter of the book i

houston goes back to back to take the lead, oakland have only one baserunner after the fourth inning, houston wins 5-2 and they take the series lead.>> the only had to use two guys and they shut us down.>> you have to put them away when you have a chance. if you let them get off the mat these guys know how to win. >> only have to do is win a game. hopefully is tomorrow. >> they announced that jesus will start game three tomorrow, the a's are the road team. >> the various come back and beat them 9-5 in game one. nfl the 49ers released the wide receiver, one catch in three games, a rookie rented tweeting his reaction to the news, now back and healthy making plays like this. still no word on jimmy g 49ers this sunday. proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote

el regresar en noticias telemundo dos emprendedores latinos logran levantar en houston un exitoso taller de automóviles a pesar de la pandemia. (♪ música ) exclusiva nacional, trump y biden responden solo aquí, otra gran exclusiva que podrás conocer justo antes del un hombre de bien es aquel que viaja 4 horas en tren todos los días para desayunar con su familia. es quien dedica su vida a servir y no a servirse de los demás. un hombre de bien es aquel que no sostiene sus valores en una mano, sino que los demuestra con acciones. preocupándose por el bienestar de los más vulnerables. ese es joe biden. un hombre de bien. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. algunos limpiadores funcionan, pero me resecan. los limpiadores de cerave me ayudan a mantener mi hidratación balanceada con ácido hialurónico y 3 ceramidas esenciales que ayudan a restaurar mi barrera natural. para una limpieza cerave. limpiadores cerave. y ahora su ropa huele mejor que nunca. gain flings para una limpieza cerave. no es esa la toalla del perro? bueno, mi toalla es su toalla. más aroma de gain más oxi

tampa ball con ra houston de san diego. juego 50, el hermoso pet cop park. se va para la calle contra john curtis, 1 a 0 astros. alt o al tr ce ro viene tampa. en la loma fue batazo de brandon. 1 a 1. >>> lÍnea al jardin derecho. anota 1, martÍn, maldonado. viene corriendo. a la goma. y anota. aire para martÍn maldonado tienen el poder de grace col he man. la baja del noveno le dejÓ la recta alta. pijama y a dormir. houston sigue con vida, habrÁ juego 6 maÑana. dodgers en la loma para el juego 4. alta del tercero. los angelinos le dan ventaja con este batazo de edwin rÍos. juego empatado 1 a 1. mismo duelo. pero un par de inning mÁs tarde. osuna contra... anota toda o el mundo los bravos tomaban ventaja y por si acaso en la sÉptima el designado marcelo osuna, que la ve clarita tiene los ojos claros tambiÉn. 10 a 2 los bravos de atlanta, se ponen a una de su primera serie mundial cuando los yankees los barrieron. uno de los principales de los clippers. un viejo conocido del equipo. se trata de tyron. firmÓ contrato por 5 temporadas con los angelino

carlos correa, three run shot to put houston on top, they scored 11 runs over four innings. three home runs, 11 runs batted in in this series. chris davis struck out to end the game, and the season, houston wins 11-next, they are going to the a lcs for the fourth straight year. >> it just hurts, it hurts a lot. we struggled to hold them down really the entire game at times. so just a good offensive team, they hit their stride at the right time. >> we are halfway there,'s though, you know, i'm thankful and happy but i still have some happiness left. >> check this out, he could not wait to send this week, posted at 424 less than three minutes after the final out. that hurts. farther could a junior, and the brace, have all the right moves again tomorrow. they outscored miami, 18-5 over three games. atlanta went 7-0. the fourth shutout in the postseason, they're going to the for the first time since 2001. nfl come the charges announcing that ricky justin herbert will remain the starting quarterback, the former oregon star has played the part but you have to feel for tyrod taylor

you see that reflected in her being in houston. probably needs a margin of 900,000 to a million when you include the suburban areas around urban centers i mentioned. the next piece for the democrats is the ballot, largely hispanic parts of the state. that's where they're struggling. historically, there are not many competitive races, competitive races are the primary. nobody spends money there. bloomberg and others are trying to flip the statehouse. democrats are worried they won't get the vote they need, margins out of that to offset what's likely to be 3-1 advantage for trump among the rough little over 20% of the state that's rural. i think that the decision here, texas will tip on how much of the vote is ultimately cast in urban centers versus how much is cast in the rural. trump will have 1.2 in the rural areas, and if the share of overall is bigger in urban, you can come closer to the rural number and then the valley can put you over the top. more likely, safest bet, trump squeezes it out. but no question what the handwriting

>> first of all, of course, sam houston, despite the fact being gravely injured, insisted on being able to continue with the battle. you see one of his trusted scouts, deaf smith, charging forward on his mighty horse. >> behind smith, a commander of houston's spy squad, henry karnes, aims a pistol at a mexican colonel while general edward burleson is the first to charge the mexican barricades. >> and then, of course, at the top, president santa anna was fleeing with some mules kicking up their heels behind him. >> mcardle was saying that even santa anna's mules have lost respect for him. >> it really tells, i think, in one sweeping gesture, such an incredible story. it really helps to define what it means to be a texan. >> so much so, the artist becomes a legend himself. >> how well known is harry mcardle to texans? >> it's absolutely amazing. in the capitol alone, he has six pieces. >> including this portrait of steven f. austin, the father of texas, and another gigantic mural, titled "dawn at the alamo" that also hangs in the senate chamber. >> mcardle must have done these paintings b

but i think all baseball fans know that the houston astros cheat. they steal signs, they bang on cans, they have done a whole bunch of miserable things historically and deserve to be punished probably more than they have been. >> thank goodness the first amendment protects that right for him to express that erroneous opinion. >> if you want to defend cheating, that is the prerogative of the senior senator and the junior senator rushes in to do some homerism. >> it was going so well. >> i notice that ted is wearing a lone star state flag but not an astros mask. tonight is game four in the american league championship series, and if houston loses to tampa, they will be done. that leads people to feel kind of desperate at times, right? there are times when you have a game that's your elimination game. you can imagine people wanting to sort of reconsider anything they can reconsider. the ends might justify the means. and you can imagine that the houston astros who have cheated in lots of ways in the past with sign stealing might try to go to the umpire

nash died at his home in houston yesterday from natural causes. "i can see clearly now" was covered by artists ranging from ray charles to willie nelson to donnie osmond. nash was among the first artists to bring reggae to audiences and helped launch the career of bob marley. johnny nash was 80. >>> the "st. louis post dispatch" a grand jury indicted coupled who brandished firearms outside their mansion as hundreds of protesters marched outside their street on felony charges of unlawful use of a weapon and evidence tampering. video from june shows the couple with an r-15 rifle and a semiautomatic handgun as marchers protesting racial injustice headed towards the st. louis mayor's home. the couple says that they were exercising their second amendment rights. >>> a "los angeles times" says more than 2,000 voters in los angeles county received mail-in ballots with one thing missing, there was no way to vote for the president. the country register or rather the county registrar's office says the mistake was limited to voters in one precinct in the woo

gave houston the 8-5 lead. they take game one of the division series 10-5. >> ball flies, any mistakes, there is no pop flies here. pop flies or home runs. >> usually it's not this hot in october here. it's usually 15 to 20 degrees cooler. i think contributes to the ball carrying better. >> yankees at petco park in san diego. three runs in six innings. a little help from run. from his rear end, that's an out. stanton has been with the yankees for three years. this is his biggest swing of the bat. grand slam in the 9th inning. 9-3 is the final there. how about the nfl? patriots and chiefs, starting for cam newton. did not go well. two turnovers and only three points. third string quarterback. wasn't much better. he threw two interceptions, one of them brought back for a touchdown. newton by the way was out because he contracted coronavirus. the chiefs win the game 26-10. they are 4-0. new england is 2- 2. >>> a double feature on monday. aaron rodgers trying to get the packers to 4-0. tight end had 5th catches. t

. >>> coming up, whitney houston lives on. the brand-new record that she just broke that is bringing it back to the '90s. >>> plus -- >> we've had a wonderful life. >> we never had no problems. >> with our kids. >> this couple marking two major milestones. a platinum anniversary after doing something else. you' but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15. >>> welcome back, everyone. new at 6:00, violence broke out in philadelphia overnight. at least 30 police officers were hurt and more than 30 people have been detained because of unrest in the city. jobina fortson at the live desk with how all of this started. jobin

page has won the all—british bellator mixed martial arts welterweight bout against ross "the hitman" houston of scotland. the contest went the full distance in paris, with the judges giving page the victory by a unanimous decision, ending houston's unbeaten record. you can watch the rest of the night's action on the bbc iplayer. and that's all from sportsday. good evening. definite autumn chill in the air today and they will be again tomorrow. but compared to today, there will be a few of those darkening clouds and downpours and that of course does mean where we saw a little bit of sunshine in between the downpours, there will be fewer in the way of rainbows around as well. but we have the moment is an area of low pressure still close by but moving eastwards. because of its proximity to us, we still have the showers around us, but because it is to the east of us, we are dragging our air down from the north. at that area of low pressure moves away slowly through the night, the showers will start to fade. particular inland as daytime heating disappears. a few showers continue — northern irel

this tent a couple hundred dollars yards from houston's football stadium is the only place to drop off a ballot in all of harris county, one of the most populous in the nation spanning more than 1,700 square miles and geographically larger than the state of rhode island. the nickersons had time and transportation to make the trip but worry about those who don't. >> the bus ain't going to bring you here. you can't walk across this parking lot. they're not going to let you. so you have to have some type of vehicle to get you into this location. >> reporter: for some, what could be a new barrier to the ballot box. janet shamlian, cbs news, houston. >> the supreme court has ruled that the trump administration can stop the census count tomorrow, two weeks early. some say it's a blow to efforts to ensure everyone is properly counted, especially racial minorities. the trump administration says it needs to meet a deadline for delivering census results to the president. the count determines just how approximately $1.5 trillion in federal spending is directed. an appeals process could play out i

he famously gives a speech in houston in 1960 where he says listen, i am absolutely going to obey the constitution and i act as an american. not simply as a catholic. some catholics thought he went too far in 1960. he made a point of saying my religious life is entirely separate from my political life. that is not something we would say to martin luther king jr. or other people in the 1960's whose religious life very much informed their politics. some people thought he went too far. in retrospect, he probably handled it pretty well. he reassured enough white protestants to support him. he had overwhelming support from the catholic community. >> how significant was the speech and houston to baptist parishioners? >> >> a big deal. at least in the media at the time, it really took the issue off the table. the speech was early in the campaign and it really made it very difficult for richard nixon, his opponent, to talk about catholicism. even though nixon in some ways wanted to. some of his advisers were doing it behind the scenes. his dad was a very famous strong-willed irish catholic bu

three run shot, houston scored in four straight innings, and corrupted for 11 runs. three home runs, and 11 runs batted in and the series. they put up a fight with two in the ninth, plus davis, could strike three to end the rally, and the season, houston wins 11- next, they're going to the lcs for the fourth straight year. >> it is come you know, it is about feeling but hopefully, it doesn't happen next year. we just got to keep our head up, keep working, keep dreaming about moving forward, and winning a world series. in that is it. >> he gave a really impassioned speech of the a team, prior to the game. he did his part, the pitching staff, however, did not. once again it is back to the drawing board for the a's. they will lose market simeon, the shortstop, to a free agency, so we will see. >> got to work hard. all right, thanks. >>> coming up, he probably heard the ads, rent control is back on the ballot, only now, we are in the middle of the pandemic. a breakdown of what prop 21 would and would not do. he. >>> speaker pelosi raising new questions about the oscar th

houston moves onto face the yankees or rays. >> on the move beginning tomorrow they'll practice at wood side high school. in san matt county. >> as for san jose state they hit the road all the way in humboldt. >> they're far from san jose. they feel at home on the football field. >> the excitement and enthusiasm. the smiles. it's just awesome. >> because of state and county covid-19 restrictions, they haven't been cleared to practice on campus. so they traveled more than 300 miles north. to set up football camp. >> this has been fantastic. this has been an awesome environment to prepare. >> the they are following strict safety protocol. from testing through times in the last seven days to daily temperature checks. and social distancing. plus. >> face mask wearing of course. >> creating a bubble. repeating the same steps every day. >> we have football in the morning. class in the afternoon. and a little bit of football at night. and we wake up and do it the next day. it's like ground hog day. >> 140 people in the travel party. since late july the football program has had just two asympto

the nickersons live outside of houston in harris county, home to almost five million people. but just one absentee ballot drop-off location. there were 12 in this largely democratic county. the other 11 forced to close after republican governor greg abbott, citing election security, limited every county to a single collection site. >site. is there a legitimate reason to close these satellite drop-off locations? >> you know, i don't see a legitimate reason. i think it's completely illogical. >> reporter: harris county judge lena hidalgo has joined civil rights groups in calling is a blatant attempt at voter suppression. this tent, is now the only place to drop off a ballot in all of harris county. a county that is one of the most populous in the nation, spanning more than 1700 square miles and geographically, larger than the state of rhode island. the nickersons had time and transportation to make the trip. but they worry about those who don't. >> the bus ain't going to bring you here. you can't walk across this parking lot. they're not going to let you. so you have to have so

second inning to give the a's the lead but unfortunately the davis wants out for the a's and ending houston astros scored 11 runs during that stretch the a's just could not muster any offense until the 9th inning and by point just wasn't enough. >>the astros in a home with a final score 1160 is let's hear from a manager thought out. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we feel really good about where we're going frankie was pitching really well had good stuff, good below good breaking ball. and then all of a sudden a beginning kind of derailed a little bit and then we just couldn't hold him down after that unfortunately. >>we're not bitter at all i can be a season is over for now at least they tried that they dropped the series 3 games to one and the astros advance to the american league championship series yes. of the 49 ers play the dolphins sunday and fans everywhere are waiting the status of quarterback jimmy garoppolo. >>he practice again yesterday in a limited capacity, but jimmy g is of course a nursing a hit a high ankle sprain that he suffered last month and week 2

>>houston scores, multiple times off the oakland a's bullpen in the in houston wins 10 school you know usually with. >>our team and how we end up finishing games both offensively in in the bullpen. we felt like we had a good chance just didn't happen or not by any means like panicking or nothing like bad states. >>when yeah just play the game play our game don't really worry about all the extra crafton. stick to the script. >>no nobody panic everything's going to be okay. here's the rest of the schedule for the best of 5 games are being played in dodger stadium. and the teams get no days off are going to be working hard game 2, 3, are today and tomorrow with early afternoon starts and then games, 4, 5 if necessary or thursday and friday go. >>right look outside checking in on the airports and the reports of any major delays if we do get the lanes will let you know we definitely have lots of it some of you are off to a pretty dense foggy start around the bay area. the afternoon is shaping up nicely we are in store for some cool down in your seven-day forecast includes the possibility of

while houston hovers around 6%. testing key to keeping numbers low at schools across the country. at unc-charlotte covid detected through wastewater testing stopped an outbreak. the school's positivity rate 1%. at cornell students fill out a daily symptom survey and are tested once a week. the samples then pooled and processed in batches, giving the university more results quickly. less than 100 positive cases at both cornell and duke, where students are tested once a week athletes tested daily. for rice continued vigilance. >> if you hitter guard down, things will go in the wrong direction. >> reporter: a pandemic problem that isn't over yet. morgan chesky, nbc news, houston. >>> and when we come back, one of the toughest conversations a parent can have with their child. >>> plus the joyride that went viral and how it made a man's dream come true. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now that we protect your identity, and mobile phone, as well as auto home and life you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today find a stock basedtech. on your interests you've never bee

he gives a speech in houston in 1960 where he says, listen, i am absolutely going to obey the constitution and not -- i act as an american, not simply as a catholic. indeed some catholics thought he went too far in 1960 because he made a point of saying my religious life is entirely separate from my political life. which is not something right we would say to martin luther king jr. or other people in the 1960s whose religious life informed their politics. some people thought he went too far but in retrospect he handled it well because he reassured enough white protestants to support him and overwhelming support in the catholic community. >> how significant was that speech in houston to baptist ministries. >> a big deal. in the media at the time it took the issue off the table so the speech was early in the campaign. it really made it very difficult, for example, for richard nixon, his opponent, to talk about catholicism. nixon wanted to and some advisers were doing it behind the scenes. >> somebody famously said it's not the pope, it's the pa. >> yeah, his dad, he was a famous strong wille

in houston, texas, we had 95 people who found in a raid that had been identified as being associated with convict leasing. and there was a common way -- and of course, we had the discrimination, segregation, and we still have the systemic institutionized racism that exists. so, we can't say that it's broken because it's functioni functioning -- it never has functioned fairly for african-americans. given that premise that it has not functioned fairly, the system is, as the pastor said and i concur, doesn't doiit's dt appears to do. the best way without insulting people, i don't choose to do this, but i speak strutruthfulld i love my country and i want to do things to make it better. breonna taylor was in her home at the midnight hour. she was there with her companion. she was an innocent person. she was not armed. breonna taylor, she and her companion at least decided to investigate at some distance, i'm not sure what it was. but her companion was armed and persons came into her home, members of the constabary, they were not dressed in plain clothes, officers, she lost her life. she d

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jill biden is hosting a get out the vote rally there now priscilla thompson in houston. priscilla, day one of early voting there and really, how's it going >> reporter: it has been a record-breaking day here, shep more than 117,000 people have cast ballots in hashs county that is a record for any period of early voting in the county's history. and as you can see, that voting is still going on. you take a look over here, you can see that drive-in voting is still under way here in this parking lot. folks are able to pull in and cast their ballot electronically and then you know, head on their way without ever having to get out of their car and you know, polls are closing in less than an hour so things are beginning to wind down here. but you mentioned that absentee ballot drop-off location this is it, right behind me. this is the one place in the county where folks are able to drop off those absentee ballots. there's been a steady stream of folks here today we're just under an hour until polls close. so it's slowed down a bit. but one of the key issues here is going to be

suburbs of houston. the suburbs of san antonio that have gradually been going more democratic over the years. >> okay. beth, stay with me for a sec. i want to go to priscilla. the "dallas morning news" poll also shows texas voters narrowly prefer a democratic candidate for a texas house over a republican one 50%-49% within the margin ofer error there. you've spoken to republican organizers there on the ground. you were out with democratic organizers as well today as both groups intensify their get-out-the-vote efforts. what are you hearing from those two groups? >> reporter: well, ayman, i spent yesterday with some of those republican canvassers as part of the congressional leadership fund's $1 million investment in texas looking to turn out low propensity republican voters who may not vote otherwise and today, i spent the day with the folks doing that work on the democratic side. i'm here with the texas organizing project deputy director brianna brown. talk to me a little bit about what kinds of voters

. >> good evening and welcome to the bob bullock texas state history museum in houston. you're watching us on one of 14 next star media group stations. we're broadcasting live from el paso out to texarkana and houston to amarillo and beyond. you'll also be able to follow us along with our discussion on twitter now at #tx senate debate. tonight's debate is between the democratic nominee m.j. hegar and the republican incumbent senator john cornyn. we're joined tonight by a virtual audience. on one screen we have supporters of senator cornyn tuning in from home and on the other side, we have supporters of m.j. hegar. thanks to aufl you for joining us virtually tonight from across the state. here we have no live audience. we are following coronavirus social distancing guidelines set up by the c.d.c. to keep us all safe here this evening. each candidate and their staff have answered health screening questions this morning and had a medical professional check their temperatures as they entered the building and they sent us pictures of their negative covid tests before this eve

if houston loses to tampa, they will be done. and that leads people to feel kind of desperate at times, right? there are times when you have a game that is your elimination game. you can imagine people wanting to sort of reconsider anything they can reconsider, the ends might just identify the means. you can imagine that the houston astros who have cheated in lots of ways in the past with sign stealing might try to go to the umpire and try to persuade somebody to expand the strike zone just for houston in the game tonight. that would obviously be inappropriate, right >>> right. >> we can't have two sets of rules. well i think that an umpire is obviously supposed to apply rules fairly to both teams. i think we can all agree on that as rules of fair play. some of what we've seen in the questions over the last three days are trying to get an umpire to commit for a different set of rules. for different teams. and so for what it's worth just to reiterate what i think so many of us have been trying to argue for in these hearings is the

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