and this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. come and take it that s the focus of tonight s angle. good news from the texas ag, ki paxton today for the lone star state does not intend to bend t federal agents trying to enter shelby park in eagle pass for the agency is the park is kind of a staging ground to process migrants into other things migrants who are crossing into the night states. texas governor greg abbott released a statement on tuesday accusing biden of violating his constitutional duties to execut immigration laws and then today this. the authors of the constitution there would be times when the federal government would not so they empowered states article one section ten the right of self-defense. what texas is asserting is our article one section ten right o self-defense because the president of the united states is not fulfilling his duty to enforce the laws passed by congress that deny illegal entr into the united states 50 gabbard is 100 percen
i m lindsey reiser we have breaking news this thursday morning dramatic video released from the u.s. military showing the alarming moment a russian fighter jet clipped a u.s. drone sending it crashing into the black sea. u.s. officials calling the action unsafe, unprofessional, aggressive nbc news confirming those actions were approved from the government and janet yellen in the hot seat this morning as regulators race to alleviate fears. the treasury secretary set to begin testifying before the senate finance committee any second second plus the new alarm bills about two other banks under massive pressure as the fallout from the silicon valley bank continues. and back off or get banned a source close to the mega popular app confirms to nbc news the biden administration has demanded iktok s chinese owner sell their stakes in the app or face a possible ban in the u.s what does it mean for the millions of tiktok users in the u.s. and a major escalation into one of the i
that union doesn t include teachers but the l.a. teachers union has pledged not to cross picket lines joining me right now from los angeles is niella charles. does this mean schools will close next week and where do negotiations stand reporter: the district says it s likely schools will close during the proposed strike because the teachers union will be honoring the strike by not going into school. those education workers are the low wage earners within the school, the cafeteria workers, the school bus drivers and also the janitors, but they say they re demanding wage increase of about 30% and also benefits and they re pointing to the district s about $5 billion budget reserve in order to do that but the superintendent in a statement to parents said this in response to that. ultimately, we must do what is in the best interest of our students, as well as our workforce, which includes exercising fiscal responsibility now, we did speak to the president of the nation s second
number is 80%. that is a tragedy. so when mayor adams says we ll see the results for years to come, he is right. he is right and it s going to be bad. adrienne broaddus is out front in chicago tonight. and adrienne, you have been following this fight between the union and the city. i know that it s it s literally ongoing, as you are reporting right now. what is the latest that you understand? reporter: you know what, erin, everything keeps changing. at this hour, negotiations continue. but still, no deal. and in the middle of this, because there is no deal, we are talking about 340,000 students students who missed school three days in a row. and if there is no deal today or if the city and the union doesn t come to an agreement over the weekend, on monday, school could be cancelled, again. members of the union here speaking out just moments ago reiterateling that they want more testing. one teacher said testing, testing, testing. that is what we need.
i chose to be unvaccinated and that was my choice. and i would ask y all just to respect that choice. this is not a political thing here. this is not about the nba. it s not about any organization. it s literally about my life and what i m choosing to do s. reporter: but it s really not just about your life. listen to this doctor in idaho. and sadly, today, i m here to tell you that we ve lost the war, that covid is here to stay. and the reason it is here to stay is because we cannot vaccinate enough of the public to fully eradicate the disease. reporter: hence, vaccine mandates. 40% of tsa employees still haven t gotten the shot. they have until just before the busy thanksgiving weekend. to be fully vaccinated. we are building contingency plans for if we do have staffing shortages as a result of this but i hope to avoid that. reporter: for cops in chicago, the deadline is midnight tonight. their union doesn t like it. it s safe to say the city of chicago will have a poli