just this morning texas governor greg abbott send migrants to washington, d.c. again. >> my next guest says she was nine months old when her family escaped a country on the brink of civil war and built a life in maryland. she is the president and cree o ceo of lutheran immigration service. thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. i want to go to this tweet you put out, saying nobody wins in cruelty contest between desantis, ducey and abbott. asylum seekers had to flee the only home they've ever known. shame on all those who would exploit vulnerable migrants for naked political theater. strong words. >> it's sad when you see what's happening. we're talking about children and families fleeing communist dictators, the kinds of leaders governor desantis and governor abbott have railed against. they flee because they have no other choice. they come to the u.s. they go to the process to seek out legal authorities. they get documented. they get legal paperwork to file their asylum claims. the idea of shipping them with duplicitous lies claiming they're going to

i've been teaching second grade here at "abbott elementary" for a year now. >> reporter: "abbott elementary" shining a life on real-life experiences at a philadelphia public school. >> oh, look at this. it's just a loose wire. >> reporter: despite the odds, teachers are determined to help their students succeed in and out of the classroom. >> we can't teach the kids right if you don't respect where they're from. it's about respect. >> i am good at this job. i know how to do it well. >> reporter: and there's principal ava bringing in the biggest laughs. >> what it do abbott teaching crew? >> she need help. look at her, with that i need help face. >> "abbott" making a grand buts neor9 miio tol >>eachg ishe hdest and . s >>orr: the reality of many educators particularly from schools in low income african american communities. >> as a product of philadelphia school system, i'm proud to say i survived and am here today. >> reporter: inspired by her journey as a daughter of a public schoolteacher, sharing her hopes on "gma." >> i hope this show presents what it is teachers go through while also h

greg abbott has not apologized. he abruptly ended his policy after beto o'rourke joined at this program and said this. >> it's going to increase prices at our grocery stores even higher. and it's worsening a supply chain problem that we already had. and this didn't have to happen, it's a decision of one man and one man alone. greg abbott. >> beto o'rourke from democratic congressman representing el paso, texas. he's now running for governor of texas. and that one man who you said was responsible for the decision to put this in play. made the decision to stop it having accomplished nothing? is that the correct accounting on was accomplished? >> i'm so proud of the people of texas who forest greg abbott back down. and off of this ridiculous proposal of these unnecessary inspections that costs texas economy 400 and $70 million a day. was in the words of our statewide ally to republican agriculture commissioner, syd miller, economy killing. and drove prices up in every part of the texas economy. especially in our superm

i go one on one with the man at the center of the debate, texas governor greg abbott. why would you use a phrase like "make my day" when addressing the mayor of new york city? >> listen, when -- when you see some of the things going on, that's just candy-coated language. >>> and money long. muni long, now stepping into her own spotlight. >> muni long, the name and the character that i created was really just the person that i always was. >> how she found her voice. putting in hours and hours to top the charts. >>> plus dad versus alligator. how watching "crocodile hunter" and martial arts training helped him defeat the beast. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with the nation's immigration crisis. the governor of texas easing the number of migrants coming into his s

abbott says, that case does not apply in texas. the who can attest whether state's -- immigration offenses. obviously, this move raises many legal questions and civil rights groups are asking the justice department of investigating possible civil rights violations. i'm joined now by two texans, julian were castro is joining us, and grace a, look, wrestled is added up? to >> thank you for having me. the truth is, he has been relentless in his campaign against people who are immigrants. the stakes -- were anti immigrant actions are deadly. his actions will have a real impact on millions of people. i know what it feels, like i grew up in a texas, as you said, i had my father departed for the farmers branch in texas, and haven't seen him and be able to grow up with him. so republicans like greg abbott, or in arizona, there was also in florida, they are trying to divide us and it's clear that web their actions and using -- inserting power from their executive offices are trying to create conditions for immigrants like myself, millions o

we turn to governor abbott's update. a lot of information has come directly from the governor's office. the police briefing was short and a status update, saying they'll bring more information as they go, the grim coverage. according to the local police, they were still trying to get in touch with all parents. they're still dealing with that aspect of this unfolding breaking news tragedy, the shooter killing 14 elementary school students and a teacher. >> swift action being taken by local law enforcement as well as the texas department of public safety. they obviously now know who the shooter was. he's no longer alive. two responding officers were struck by rounds but have no serious injuries. >> that's on the authorities' response side of it. again, governor abbott giving that major briefing. the authorities on the local police side provided a small amount of information. we have a little clip from that. >> families are being notified and we're providing services to them. we do want to keep all the families in our praye

. >> nothing >> texas republican greg abbott's news conference on the shooting interrupted by beto o'rourke, the democrat challenging his re-election bid. o'rourke escorted out of the room president biden today doubling down on demands for tighter gun laws will congress take action? our team in uvalde with complete coverage of this texas tragedy >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from uvalde, texas. >>> good evening from this city of sorrow. uvalde, texas, a small town that has become yet another landmark for mass murder in america the bloodshed, the suffering we have seen so many times before as we come on the air tonight, here's what we know. the gunman killed 19 children here and two teachers in yesterday's attack all of them, we've learned, were inside a single classroom here at robb elementary police say the 18-year-old attacker barricaded himself by locking the door and started shooting until law enforcement officers broke in and stopped him. today the governor said that just before the shooting the gunman had warned online that he had shot his

-"greg abbott is so bad... -and how bad is he? -...that texas voters are considering doing the unthinkable -- electing beto o'rourke." aww. -it's fine. he's hot. now, on the campaign trail, when you weren't talking about your number-one issue, what you put in your morning smoothie, you were talking about crime. bloomberg reports that... these are small crimes like subway-fare evasion and sleeping on a park bench, but these arrests do let concerned new yorkers know mayor adams will not tolerate being poor in this city. can you promise that by the end of your term every new yorker will be rich or in jail? -[ laughs ] every new yorker will feel safe. misdemeanor arrests. those are the quality-of-life issues. we lost almost $500 million on those jumping the turnstile. no enforcement. they start out as misdemeanor arrests, they enter the system, then they commit felonies. that's what history has shown us. -now, in one notable police incident, the nypd arrested a saxophone musician for allegedly violating subway rules and regulations. y

. >> texas governor greg abbott is seeking a third term this november. over the weekend he spoke at a campaign kickoff event in harlingen located along the u.s. mexico border. the governor spent time knocking on doors to speak with local residents. [applause] >> governor abbott is here. are you already to win the election? i am so excited about what you are doing down here because we are going to ensure the rgb is read this election. it is going to be a red wave and let me tell you some people who are going to win, where is adam? right there. thank you, this guy has been working so hard it is unbelievable. where is oscar? there you are right here. and then jenny lopez is also going to win. somebody else who is going to win, mara florez. [applause] you know it's going to happen? they are going to fire nancy pelosi, speaker of the house. we are just a few weeks away from early voting. it begins in three weeks from this coming monday and it is so incredibly important not only that we turn out, but we get others to turn out, which is why we are going out blo

gregg abbott reaccionÓ vÍa twitter. mÁs de 42 muertos dentro del trÁiler y su tono polÍtico ataca al presidente biden, lo culpa de su polÍtica de fronteras abiertas. noticias telemundo trabajamos para traerle la informaciÓn mÁs confiable, mÁs detallada y hoy por la noche a las 11:35/10:35 le traeremos toda la informaciÓn con nuestra compaÑera arantxa. y nosotros con esta escena que hoy nos conmueve y nos conmociona, nos de pedimos vamos un dÍa a la vez. gracias por estar con nosotros quÉdese con telemundo. buenas tardes. ♪♪. enas noches. >>> hoy en la casa de los famosos. vuelve al show y hablaremos todo >>> el plan de nacho no se pudo concretar y esta noticia cayÓ como balde de agua frÍa para ambos bandos >>> por el reglamento si laoi el reglamento de la a a la z >>> no h

en autobús a washington dc para que el gobierno se haga cargo de ellos el gobernador de texas, greg abbott anuncia medidas para enfrtar aumento del flujo migratorio apagón en puerto rico sin electricidad por una lla en una planta en la costa sur arrestan el asesito de 15 años abatido en méxico causando un caos en el periférico la guía del migrante responde las preguntas de inmigrantes que cruzan la frontera para que sepan a dónde acudir al llegar a estados unidos >> le va a ayudar a muchas personas eso porque muchas personas no tenemos opciones de dónde agarrar >> son como páginas amarillas para inmigrantes , antes comenzamos en texas con la amenaza del bernador de texas, greg abbott , el estado enviará a la ciudad de washington a inmigrantes que intercepten en la frontera el gobernador de tes, greg abbott dice que es en respuesta de al administración biden de terminar con el título 42 víctor amplía desde mcallen >> con la fin de expulsiones de inmigrantes bajo el título 42 el gobierno se prepara para una llegada masiva de inmigraes el gobernador de texas, greg abtt anunció

i think abbott is a hard-nosed showman. this is a big, you know, pt barnum act that he pulled here. >> geraldo: do you think he is frustrated? >> brian: i'm not talking not talking sincerity or motivated but it is a big, big show. but when you look behind the show, the fact of the matter is something you alluded to in laredo, the mexican state south of texas, the governor is listening to abbott because the traffic is backed up for days. so all of the money and who knows what kind of side gig they have going on. so, i think abbott is right. there is some positive movement as a result of his activism. and i think that is to be ultimately uploaded. in this sense, i like what he is doing more quietly. he is doing what trump did. remember how trump went to mexico, listen, you want to do business with us, you have to do your share. >> greg: 's last word, judge. >> judge jeanine: i think he is terribly frustrated. i think governor abbott asked to deal with this and the complaints of people who live in texas, the ranchers on the bo

david patterson is praising abbott for the move. >> the governor of texas greg abbott has come up with five figures of one of the most brilliant strategies i've heard in a long time. hundreds of aliens to come into the country by bus because of sanctuary cities has really paid dividends politically. >> over 6,000 asylum-seekers have arrived by bus but at texas attorney general ken paxton says that pales in comparison to the southern border. >> i have explained it like a drop in the ocean. we have the ocean and they have the drop. apparently, that affects them in a great way we should give them compassion. >> the texas governor's office is asking for public donations to keep the buses rolled rolling and $118,000. any money left over will be used to build the border wall. back to you guys. >> griff: marianne, thanks. today marks one year since the taliban with kabul secured its grip on afghanistan as chaos unfolded calling biden's botched withdrawal and on the ground evacuating americans last year in afghanistan, chad robichau, i have so much to talk to you about. i was a reporter when t

what mayor adams said in governor abbott's response. that is next. >> i kinda felt cleat easter, go ahead mayor, make make my day. >> i know he thanks he's about cleat eastwood but he is not. he is an anti- american governor [sfx: ding] [message] hey babe, meet us at the bottom of the trail. oh, man. hey! open up! the redesigned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪ - thanks. - nice truck! it was. find new style. find new roads. ♪ ♪ we all need a rock we can rely on. to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪ ♪ to be... unstoppable. that's why the world's largest companies and over 30 million people rely on prudential's retirement and workplace benefits. who's your rock? when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked rely on prudential's retirement and workplace benefits. or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these differ

holidays, we'll dig into the january 6th committee report >> plus, christmas cruelty governor greg abbott dumps hundreds of migrants into the bitter cold of washington, d.c. on christmas eve, as the supreme court keeps title 42 in place. >> good evening, everyone. i'm jonathan capehart in for joy reid and we begin "the reidout" with the bewildering tale of george santos. the incoming republican congressman from long island has finally admitted "the new york times" is right. he was not honest about his resume on monday, santos broke his silence and copped to embellishing huge portions of his biography. um, according to merriam-webster, that's called a lie, when someone makes an untrue statement with the intent to deceive what did he lie about? well, he didn't graduate from baruch college or nyu, he didn't work for citigroup or goldman sachs. the "new york post" which got the first interview with santos and is owned by rupert murdoch also called santos a liar. in subsequent interviews, he defended hiactions by saying everyone embellishes their resume >> i'm not a criminal who defrauded the

today abbott announcing it's now reached an agreement with the fda on what they're calling a pathway to re-opening that michigan plant after fda approval the plant could reopen within two weeks abbott reports it would then take at least six weeks for consumers to start seeing more formula on the shelves that's two months, at best last week, 43% of baby formula supplies were out of stock at stores across america. that's data from datasembly. as the fda is stepping up, foerts, the white house is helping struggling families get what they need cnbc's valerie castro joins us now. >> shep, the justice department filed a complaint along with a consent decree with the fda and abbott laboratories. it would allow manufacturing to resume at the manufacturing plant with stipulations abbott would have to bring outside expert assistance to assure safety compliance and there will also be new testing requirements and it must promptly inform of -- it's become an exercise in futility. >> we go to buy formula, everything is gone. >> the shelves are completely bare. >> the fda commissioner saying this m

texas governor greg abbott offered taped remarks. former-president trump and senator ted cruz each spoke in person. all of them, rejecting any kind of gun reform, and instead calling for security overhaul in schools. i want to bring in democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee, who represents district where the nra meeting is being held. congresswoman lee, the nra's resounding message was that evil. no the guns were to blame for the tragedies woe are seeing. the texas governor even said this. let's take a listen. >> there are thousands lauof la on the books across country that limit the owning or using of firearms. laws that have not stop madmen from carrying out evil acts on innocent people. and peaceful communities. >> what is your response to what you heard from him today? >> look, although this is a very sad occasion, i thank you for having me. i don't know whether governor abbott has, at any moment of his many trips to uvalde, looked into the eyes of of the broken-hearted parents who are now part of a club of 19 dead children

i don't care if it's governor abbott or anybody else. and what he's trying to do is play to the lowest common denominator in his party to burnish his credentials as a candidate for president in 2024. but i think americans see him for what exactly he is and frankly i hope texans see him when it comes to the polls in november. but meanwhile, we will do our part to step up and welcome these migrants into our city as we have immigrants and refugees from all across the world for centuries in my sister of chicago. we are a city of immigrants and refugees whether it's the irish, whether it's ukrainians, whether it's germans, more recently afghani, ukrainians, we are going to make sure we step up and do the right thing because that's who we are as chicagoans. >> governor abbott we should note for his part you should put the blame on president biden and not on him. this is what he had to say. >> they are seeing the chaos that has been caused by the biden administration. well, i have news for new york, i have news for washington, d.c. as well as t

i think greg abbott is about to speak.— is about to speak. the state of texas has — is about to speak. the state of texas has robust _ is about to speak. the state of texas has robust resources - is about to speak. the state of texas has robust resources to - is about to speak. the state of. texas has robust resources to ensure that these families who have been devastated by this horrific crime as well as the entire community we will be able to help them with any and all of their needs. i cannot over emphasise enough that everybody students, teachers, law enforcement, everybody in this community please avail yourself of absolutely free mental health care. it will pay off in the long run. i will be happy to take a you questions. i will directly answer your questions. before i start answering questions. before i start answering questions unrelated to the discussion we had about the benefits we are providing the community. let us take those questions for us in will come back to you. greg abbott is taking questions from the people but we are no

match when democratic gubernatorial candidate beto o'rourke blamed abbott for inaction. for mass shootings in the state are work is someone who has called for a gun confiscation program while running for the white house. he was later escorted out but continue to call for gun reform from the parking lot. and we will continue to follow all of the developments on this story on air and online on kron 4 dot com. so you can stay up to date on all the latest information. just use your phone to scan this qr code and it will take you directly to our website. now to the south bay where tomorrow marks one year since the mass shooting at the vta railyard in san jose was may. 26 that a worker opened fire inside of a building killing 9 people. the vta plans to honor the victims this thursday with a candlelight vigil and a ceremony at the rail yard. it begins at 06:30am, in the morning tomorrow. it will be for employees and their families only but the ceremony will be live streamed and we'll have coverage for you tomorrow. and coming up here, 3, there is a much bigger war today to help

el aspirante demÓcrata a ser gobernador beto o'rourke quiere quitar al gobernador republicano gregg abbott, las aspiraciones han ido como miembro de la cÁmaras de representantes el 2017 y 2019 el 2020 buscÓ la candidatura a la presidencia de los estados unidos ahora muy este mismo tiempo texas se ha ido pensando de rojo votÓ por mÁs republicanos el 2020 que el 2018 y sin embargo beto ha sido cerrando esta distancia abbott >>> congresista gracias por hablar con nosotros >>> de nada gracias por la oportunidad >>> de 1 a 10 cuÁn difÍcil es ganar >>> en los otros aÑo es 11 y en este momento despuÉs de todo abbott hizo en este aÑo, en los temas de aborto y las armas, o nuestras escuelas o los ataques contra las maestras adentro de las escuelas, yo pienso que vamos hacerlo porque es el tiempo para cambio, ofrecemos algo mejor >>> cuÁl es su posiciÓn sobre el control de armas? >>> quiero proteger las vidas de nuestros hijos e hijas en las escuelas podemos defender la segunda enmienda y al mismo tiempo proteger a los niÑos en las escuelas con un, revisiÓn de antecedentes, un bandera r

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- liberating russian speakers, as abbott comes down to? i don't think the are abbott comes down to? i don't think they are getting _ abbott comes down to? i don't think they are getting the _ abbott comes down to? i don't think they are getting the whole _ abbott comes down to? i don't think they are getting the whole picture i they are getting the whole picture about russian soldiers and civilians. they're constantly told civilians. they're constantly told civilians are not being targeted. when pictures of atrocities are shown, they claim they are wrecked. a large portion of the population rely on tv news in russia together information and do not believe the things we are seeing in the west. let us return to the donbas region, obviously failure is not an option for president putin, no matter how he portrays it in russia, he needs to come away with something in the world political stage, at what point will you be willing to step back to youth in? it will you be willing to step back to outh in? , ., , will you be willing to step back to outh in? , . , ., will you be willing to step b

reportero: abbott dijo que nueva york es el estado ideal para los indocumentados porque puede recibir la abundancia de servicios y alojamientos que el alcalde ha puesto en esta ciudad santuario. esta activista dice que la mayorÍa de los inmigrantes que llegan a la gran manzana o saben a dÓnde ir y por eso les consiguen refugios. >> venÍamos en un autobÚs sentados. patricia: los jueces de inmigraciÓn tienen el poder de cancelar las audiencias de deportaciÓn. a las personas que puedan tener una alternativa viable para legalizar su estatus, podrÍan beneficiarse. pablo: si usted tiene una audiencia de deportaciÓn pendiente en la corte de inmigraciÓn, el juez podrÁ cancelarla para que no sea deportado. >> personas que tienen casos pendientes en la corte de inmigraciÓn, pero que pueden tener algÚn camino a residencia o estatus legal fuera de la corte, el gobierno estÁ reconociendo que no tiene sentido buscar o apresurar una posible deportaciÓn. pablo: un memorando obtenido a travÉs de la ley de libertad de informaciÓn indica que los jueces pueden eliminar casos de su calenda

now, it's incumbent on governor abbott to go and do it, to secure the border. and what you saw is the counties are ready to stand with the governor and enforce the border at a time when the biden administration won't. >> carley: russ, we have about 15 seconds left. i wanted to ask you a quick question. now that they declared an invasion does that mean they get extra funding? >> texas has put forward a lot of resources to be able to ensure that they do everything they can. but it relies on the governor having to declare the invasion. he needs to do it. it's the one thing he hasn't done. it's incumbent upon him to do it and it's necessary. >> carley: we will see if he takes that additional step moving forward. russ vogt, thank you for joining us this morning we so appreciate. >> same here. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> new details about the deadly shorting at the fourth of july parade in highland park, illinois. >> so far six victims have been named. >> officials charging the accused gunman with seven counts of first degree murder. >> for the ki

we are going to investigate abbott and the trips should fall where they may. people have to be accountable whether at fda or abbott. >> if i just may say, seeing the problem is very important, but understanding it very carefully is, too. some babies need a very special kind of formula. only one manufacturer makes that. it came contaminated. what is the nature of this? what is it that we have to address? that was one part of it. when madam chair referenced the baby who died, they needed the special formula and have a special category and that was contaminated. and that is sinful, but it was. that is one thing they will look at. and of course the fungibility of this when everybody runs to the next category. then you have the shortage. and this is a supply chain issue , the one that was rearing its head in many ways. but when it comes to babies, it is the here and now in the moment. i think when all of this is done , i'm not associating my colleagues with what i'm saying right now, i'm just saying it myself, there might need to be indictment. another question? >>

las ocho grac >>> ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) desafío a joe biden, greg abbott, gobernador de texas ordena a oficiales del departamento de seguridad pública arrestar y deportar a méxico a migrantes que crucen ilegalmente al estado, pero dicen que el presidente joe biden ha fallado, aquí lo analizamos, además, este jueves (música) mi patrimonio es legal, así habla el presidente enrique peña nieto ante posibles operaciones con recursos de procedencia ilícita. >> el padre del asesino confeso se deslinda de responsabilidades tras la masacre que su hijo perpretó con armas que su padre le ayudó a comprar. >> ahorrando energía, le diremos cómo ahorrar electricidad, lo que ayuda al bolsillo y a nuestro planeta (música) noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro (música) (música) muy buenas tardes, soy arantxa loizaga en ausencia de julio vaqueiro, en texas iniciamos con una noticia de última hora, greg abbott, gobernador de texas gira una orden ejecutiva que permite a oficiales del departamento de seguridad nacional pública estatal actuar como agentes federa

should abbott's dominance in this market be investigated? >> absolutely, and that's another question we're going to look at, because one of the reasons why abbott has a 45% share of the market is because they get a preferential contract under the wik program, and that's for low-income women and families. we have to look at is that really a good way to proceed in a crisis and should we be doing other things. another thing to look at in congress is are we giving enough authorities and enough money to the fda to have a robust food safety inspection program? this is something my subcommittee has worked on for years because we feel like food safety has been neglected at the fda. not just now but for many, many years. >> i will say this is where oversight -- this is where congress' job becomes most important, oversight, especially when a crisis that should be avoidable, when a crisis like this unfolds. very much looking forward to what answers -- the tough questions that are asked and what answers these manufacturers can provide tomorrow. congress

there is another issue with adams a charge against abbott. new york has received 5000 immigrants, just a trickle compared to what they patted the border. they've only received 300 in the past couple of weeks with these busloads from texas. the big amount of immigrants coming into new york came because what biden has been doing for it has nothing to do with texas investing these immigrants in. >> verse eight the logic of the mayor's position? it was just bactrim the trump presidency where we talked a lot about sanctuary cities, right? cities like washington d.c., new york, chicago, the rest of them are going to set themselves up with open arms if migrants came to their cities. so they arrived, several busloads. in the mayor of new york and the mayor of washington d.c. say we don't have the resources the federal government has to bail us out and pay for all of this. doesn't that sound familiar? a lot of these progressive cities are now asking for the federal government to mail them out of their infrastructure problems. collapsing public housing

their michigan plant was closed in february and abbott issued a voluntary recall over contamination concerns after four babies got sick including two who died >> we are deeply, deeply sorry >> reporter: the company has denied its formula is linked to the illnesses. >> what i don't understand is why abbott didn't immediately address these issues without having to be pelted by fda or anybody else >> representative, we prioritize safety and compliance in our plants, and we're committed to -- to doing so and getting better coming out of this event. >> chairman, for the record i'm not certified with the witness's answers. >> reporter: detailing disturbing conditions inside the abbott facility. >> let's say you have a next door neighbor who had leaks in the roof, they didn't wash their hands, they have bacteria growing all over the kitchen you walked in and there was standing water on the counters and the floor. you probably wouldn't want your infant eating in that kitchen. >> reporter: the commissioner testified abbott has repaired the leaking roof and replaced the floor. the fda also fa

so abbott decided to add another democrat city to his bus list. chicago. got its first bus of over 1 immigrants last night. and you are not going to believe this but lori lightfoot is upset. light foot held a press conference to welcome the new arrivals. >> let me say loud and clear to greg abbott and his enablers in texas. with these continued political stunts, governor abbott has confirmed what unfortunately many of us had already known, that he is a man without any morals. humanity, or shame. governor abbott's racist and xenophobic practices of expulsion have only amplified the challenges many of these migrants have experienced on their journey to find a safe place. the governor's action did not just inhumane they are unpatriotic. >> judge jeanine: so, let me get this straight, light foot says it's inhumane to send immigrants to chicago. and do you know what? we agree. lori fight foot's chicago is a terrible city. and the stats prove it. crime is way up. theft up 65%. vehicle theft up 62%. burglaries up # 9%. robberies up 19%. i hope these people weren'

whether it's fda or whether it's abbott. >> reporter: the abbott plant in michigan was shuttered in february due to bacterial contamination. >> recalls happen, but this company lied, cut corners, falsified records to cover up mis mis misd misdoings. >> reporter: skyler henry, cbs news, white house. >>> targets earnings did not hit the mark in the first quarter with the company seeing a 52% drop in profit. the company is blaming the crash on higher expenses and supply issues. the news sent stock in the company plummeting. the news is fueling fears about inflation. >>> let's take a check of the big board. it's not pretty. the dow is in the red, over 1,000 points right now. not good there. >> big drop. >>> a new move by harley davidson's electric bike company, their serial one app is teaming up with google to bring new features to their e-bike riders. riders can access features like google maps and security features. >>> we're taking a live look here just over the golden gate bridge. clear conditions right now. temperatures, well, they're warming up significantly. today is the warmest day of th

asking about abbott's buses. a few weeks ago, i interviewed the dhis secretary. i said, what i'm hearing from people, from a sheriff, is that the cartels are using this information to encourage mi xw migrants to cross the border. is that the intelligence you're hearing? and what he said, that is not the intelligence he has, to be clear. but he said, it wouldn't surprise him, ana, if that were the case, because that's what human smuggling organizations do. that's what criminal organizations do. they lie and they take advantage of migrants. and in this case, migrants were wanting to come to the border for a better life. >> right. now, they're the victims on both sides of the border it sounds like. and it sounds like the actions being taken by the texas governor are backfiring, that that is potentially surging more immigrants to come or migrants to cross the border there. thank you for covering these different pieces of a much larger, complicated story. >>> here in new york, the mayor says, the system is nearing its breaking point. since may, city officials estimate

what does abbott do? he takes $20 -- $20 million as you pointed out, of taxpayer money, instead of fixing the power grid, he ships these poor families to other cities. as a texan, i am disgusted by it. i hope if as for both desantis and abbott. >> cristobal, while abbott and desantis perhaps do this, president biden had this to say on friday, as the u.s. gained 315,000 jobs in august. what -- let's take a listen. >> the bottom line is, jobs are up, wages are up, people are back to work, and we are seeing signs that inflation may be beginning to ease. couple that with the fact that gas prices have now fallen 80 straight days. the fastest decline in over a decade. the price at the pump is now $1.20 a gallon less than it was beginning in the summer. america has some good news going into labor day weekend. >> cristobal, what economic messaging do you think democrats need to be telling voters this fall, on top of touting all their legislative achievements which they will no doubt tried to do? what about the ec

abbott feels punitive here. this roe decision feels punitive, not going to help republicans, not going to help the supreme court's reputation. >> nia-malika, tall fencing has gone up around the supreme court in anticipation of protests and possibly violence. the white house press secretary jen psaki was asked about activists who have gone a step further and published, posted online little pins of where the six of the supreme court justices live. and was asked about that. here's part of her answer. >> we obviously want people's privacy to be respected. we want people to protest peacefully, if they want to protest. that is certainly what the president's view would be. >> he doesn't care if they're protesting outside the supreme court or outside someone's private residence? >> i don't have an official u.s. government position on where people protest. i want -- we wanted of course to be peaceful. >> congressman lee zeldin, a republican running for governor in new york tweeted, does anyone in the biden administration

. >> greg abbott, gobernador de texas ordena a la guardia nacional arrestar y deportar a migrantes . >> no nos dan oportunidad de hablar y al otro día, la niña casi se me ahoga y me deportaron. >> lo hace pese a que esto le corresponde al gobierno federal . >> el padre del asesino de highland park, chicago, illinois dice que sus hijos compró las armas por su cuenta, contó que 13 horas antes de la masacre habló con él de tiroteos masivos. >> una familia latina está indignada por el trato de un sargento de la policía de chicago le dio a su hijo. >> nuestros corazones están rotos por el abuso de poder y uso excesivo de la fuerza contra nuestro hijo. >> la medalla de la libertad es otorgado a dos de los nuestros, iniciamos con noticias desde la frontera. greg abbott, gobernador de texas ordenó que la guardia nacional del estado devuelva a inmigrantes a la frontera, una medida polémica que reta al poder del gobierno federal para aplicar leyes migratorias. tenemos la información . >> así es, el gobernador no especifica cómo funcionaría esto, culpa a carteles y que la casa bl

and ted cruz is not greg abbott. ted cruz, even among republicans, this is generally not that popular, whereas greg abbott is. beyond, that to your question, alex, there is movement, but it is incremental. it's not, like, oh, texas is turning blue in 2022, or 2024. but let me give you historical context. in 2000, 22 years ago, democrat only got 38% of the vote. right? so what we were seeing was laguardia got 38%. fast forward to 2020, two decades later, we are not seeing a blue texas but we are seeing a texas where 46.5% of texans voted for joe biden. so we have seen a gap closing within single digits, and i think that for democrats understanding very much the texas is a long game for them. >> yeah i want to switch gears here, michael, and get your thoughts on donald trump's latest attack on senator leader mitch mcconnell's writing on truth social. in, part is mcconnell approving all these tones of dollars worth of democrat sponsored bills without even the slightest bit of negotiation, because he hates donald j trump

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>> reporter: the fda facing new calls for accountability one day after it struck an agreement with abbott nutrition to re-open its michigan formula facility within two weeks. house democrats are proposing $28 million in emergency funding for the fda to restore formula supply and increase fda staff for inspection did the fda fail parents? >> yes the fda fell down on their job in terms of protecting babies and parents. and what we're trying to do with this legislation is to provide the infrastructure and to provide resources, funding. >> reporter: the agreement requires abbott nutrition to hire an independent inspector to evaluate the plant and install automatic sampling technology, which experts expect will be completed soon in february abbott issued a voluntary recall and closed the plant after reports of serious bacterial infections in four infants, including two deaths abbott has said there's no evidence to link its formulas to the illnesses, but with at least eight weeks until abbott's formula hits the shelf, the fda announced increased flexibilities to import formula from australia, n

the state governor, greg abbott was confronted by beto rourke who accused abbott of doing nothing following the mass shooting leaving 19 dead and two teachers. >> you want a solution, have universal background checks. red flag laws or extreme risk protection orders which stop a shooting before it happens. >> reporter: governor abbott slamming california's gun control approach saying it is not a real solution. >> we need to realize that people think maybe if we can implement tougher gun laws it will solve it. chicago. l.a. new york. disprove that thesis. >> reporter: governor newsom had a stern response. >> governor abbott name checked the state of california. i would caution him from doing that. particularly go to the cdc website and look at the gun murder rate 66% higher than california. >> reporter: not everyone agrees. harold johnson believes changing laws won't save lives. >> nationwide it is not going to do anything. there are more guns than people. more ammunition than people. >> there is a lot of talk about the power of the nra. former president trump confirmed he will still speak at

let's go to governor abbott. >> the general for the national guard here in texas. general seltzer. >> we just concluded a meeting in another region along the border where we met with more than two dozen local officials who represent either cities or counties on the border. they are angry and upset about the catastrophes caused by the biden open border policy. they know that it's the biden administration that caused this open border problem. they expect the biden administration to step up and respond and to fix the open border problem that they have caused. so the biden administration's open door policies have led to a record number of illegal immigrants crossing the border in to the united states. barack obama's own secretary of homeland security said that by any measure, haves 100,000 people cross the border in one month would be a crisis. now the department of homeland security is saying that with the end of the title 42 expulsions, beginning in may, the federal government is planning for up to 18,000 illegal immigrants crossing per day. that's more than half a m

>> we're working with abbott. abbott is the one that can tell you the timeline. we don't run their plants. only they can address the safety concerns that were identified through our inspections. they have been working on this awhile, we have been advising them what they need to do. abbott can move to get the plant online, and we'll do everything we can, put all the leverage we can to help them move quickly as possible, but they control the plant. they own and operate it, they're the ones that have to do the fix. >> under the purview of your agency, your department, is regulation. first reports of possible issues at the plant, they came back in the fall. the fda interviewed a whistle-blower in late december. february, the fda aided the investigation. then the plant shutdown that same month. september to february. do you think the fda moved too slowly? >> we have to build the evidence. we can't just go in and stop production of a product that's controlled by the private sector, we have to have evidence and prove that we can sustain in court because clearly any manu

. >> reporter: texas governor abbott revealing the suspect was posting chilling private messages. the first message, that he was going to shoot his grandmother. >> the second post was, "i shot my grandmother." the third post, maybe less than 15 minutes before arriving at the school, was, "i'm going to shoot an elementary school." >> reporter: outside the school, grief etched on the faces of parents and families waiting for their children. some never came out. pedro adami was one of the lucky ones. he was searching for his niece in the crowd of children when suddenly -- they spot one another. >> it's okay, we're right here, we're right here. it's okay, it's okay, we're right here, okay? hey, hey, we're right here, okay? >> reporter: 17 people were injured in the massacre. three children and one adult taken to university hospital. ut health, san antonio. where trauma surgeon dr. lillian liao treated them. >> when a high-velocity firearm enters a body, it basically creates a wave and a blast. so it looks like a body part got blown up, simply put. and so there's a lot of tissue that's

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greg abbott put this operation lone star down there. we have 150 plus extra state troopers in the area, and you see them waiting outside. according to colonel mcgraw, he told me on saturday, i had a long discussion, very painful discussion. he told me there were two troopers in the hallway. i have asked for a report. i want to know what each officer arrived. because we have the technology. where they were situated, whether they were in the hallway, outside, why weren't any officers outside the windows? i'm not an expert but it seems like there was a tremendous amount of failure. to put it on one local cop is beyond me. juan: you have talked with many of the parents. whatid they tell you about how they were dealt with while they were waiting outside frantically to know the fate of what was going on with their children? >> we have been very, very respectful with the parents. i have talked to a handful of them. i don't want to impose myself at this time on families. i have talked to about five. every day we seek to lightly talk to parents.

on one of those buses for abbott or planes for desantis. that would be political curtains for them. my gut tells me whomever is advancing that visitation, that transport, it's like take care of these people at all costs. give them whatever they need. make sure you're going to my website at smerconish.com and answering this week's poll question. is governor desantis sending m migrants to martha's vineyard a public stunt or public service? >>> democrats have been happy with polls lately, but the same problems with polls haven't been fixed. i'll talk to one of the pollsters with a track record of getting it right. >>> and democrats pump $53 million to promote candidates of maga republicans for governor, senate and the house. guess what, a bunch of them won. well, what if they win in november? >>> and you're looking at a live shot of people paying their respects at the queen's coffin in westminster hall where it will remain until monday when it's brought to westminster abbey for her state funeral service which will be live on cnn. i want to giv

filed a complaint today along with a consent decree with the fda and abbott laboratories. it would allow manufacturing to resume at the manufacturing plant with stipulations. abbott would have to bring outside expert assistance to assure safety compliance and there will also be new testing requirements and it must become promptly inform of -- it's become an exercise in futility. >> we go to buy formula, everything is gone. >> the shelves are completely bare. >> the fda commissioner saying this morning there may be relief in sight while dispelling fears the problem could linger. >> we don't expect it to last until the end of the year by any means. we're taking a number of measures including getting all of the manufacturers to step up, getting the surges plant up and going. >> the sturges, michigan plant, operated by abbott nutrition after bacterial infections reported in four infants a blowo the halt in production there a blow to an industry after four companies producing 09% of the formula in the u.s transportation secretary and father to two infants pete buttigieg placing