Texas Standard For March 28, 2019
A tipping point at the border and pessimistic projections about the possibility of tragedy, amid record numbers of asylum seekers. We’ll have the latest from El Paso where migrant families are being fenced into a makeshift shelter under a highway bridge. And: A Texas mother files a federal lawsuit seeking $125 million from the Weather Channel after a tragedy involving storm chasers. Also: Apple is the latest to enter the streaming wars, but are we already in over our heads when it comes to movies on demand? Plus: “Hamilton” comes to Texas and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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