this is for a seat that is south-southeast of the dallas/ft. worth metroplex. guidance has some folks confused over how to protect themselves now, especially with more people getting vaccinated. if you've got questions or maybe you haven't seen the new guidelines yet, here's what you need to know. we'll do outdoor activities, then indoor activities. first outdoors. the cdc says you can go for a walk or a run outside without a mask. you can do that outside without a mask whether you're vaccinated or not. you can also skip the mask for small outdoor gatherings if everyone, including you, is vaccinated. what about mixed company, so to speak? if you're fully vaccinated and you're at small outdoor gathering with unvaccinated people, you don't need a mask. but if you're not fully vaccinated, wear a mask. the same guidelines apply for outdoor dining, but the risk goes up for people who are not fully vaccinated. maybe think about getting takeout instead. for big outdoor events like concerts and sports, everyone should wear a mask. that's outdoor. now let's do indoor ac

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just southeast of the dallas/ft. worth mid terms. take a look at where things stand right now with about 57% of the vote in, we've got jake ellzey a republican candidate leading at the moment with 15.6% of the vote. president trump, former president trump came after him as a never trumper and he had some report from adam kinzinger a vocal critic of president trump. second place is susan wright, the widow of the late congressional ron wright who died in february of covid-19. his death prompted the special election. third at the moment is jenna lynn sanchez a democrat who has run for this seat before with just over 14% of the vote that we've received thus far and in addition to some anti-trump republicans a pro-trump republican, indeed a former trump official brian harrison is fourth at the moment. he worked for the department of health and human services and has campaigned partly on his work on operation warp speed. we're not expecting to have the results of this race tonight. there's about two dozen people running. and if

area, and also our friends from amarillo to wichita falls and then late tonight, toward the dallas/ft. worth area, and we're talking large hail, we may get some baseball to softball sized hail out of some of these thunderstorms later today. and if that wasn't bad enough, we will see about three or four rounds of storms over the next couple of day, and 11 million people under a flash flood watch including oklahoma city and dallas and dallas/ft. worth and waco, and areas just to the north and east of san antonio, and austin. now, how much rain are we talking over the next couple of days? this is just through wednesday. it may rain in some cases through friday and saturday, but anywhere from about one to five inches of rain, and this area has had a lot of rain, especially louisiana and east texas, so we are thinking that we could have some significant flooding issues, especially wednesday, maybe even thursday, too. in this area of east texas. that is one of the stories to watch. and for today's forecast, we still do have some great weather out there. it was a fantastic weekend on the eastern se

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they're getting the heavy rain is across the central plain, flooding in kansas, new mexico, dallas-ft. worth area where they've seen wind damage so thunderstorms are bringing wind damage and heavy rain, more than half a foot as we head towards thursday in east texas, linsey. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> and now to the gas crunch along parts of the east coast heading into the workweek. some places facing significant shortages still days after the pipeline started moving. washington, d.c. and parts of the southeast the hardest hit. here's abc's elwyn lopez reporting in from atlanta. >> reporter: tonight, at gas stations along the east coast, fuel is flowing again. >> i'm really excited! >> reporter: colonial's massive 5500-mile pipeline is back up, and the company says it is delivering millions of gallons per hour. but lingering fuel outages still plaguing the nation's capital. as of this morning, 80% of d.c. stations experiencing outages. elizabeth schulze found rita gunther near one of them. how long have you been stuck here? >> friday night. >> you haven't been able to move at all get gas fo

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. >> reporter: his parents work minutes away at dallas/ft. worthaffordable flights to and from their native island a pipeline started in the '70s >> our tonga kids are chasing american dream to be here at trinity and compete in sports. >> reporter: sports and beyond football has become a reliable c conduit for polynisian players to tackle academic ambitions >> i have aspirations to take on college. >> he has a brother in the nfl a trinity alum who went onto utah state and signed with green bay. these players may have polynisian roots but american football is in their blood >> thank you >>> some sad news just announced. the creator of the very hungry caterpillar has died eric carl designed, illustrated and wrote the classic children's tale back in 1969. 50 years after its release, he call it a book of hope he illustrated brown bear brown bear, what do you see? he had a hand in more than 70 books. a career he didn't start until he have 40 his family says he died this past sunday. they've pois posted a tribute on his website. in the light of a moon, h

nope now stopping in dallas/ft. worth planes you have oil tanker rates also spiking. stocks, guys, like scorpio tankers and others because traders are bidding out charters with the idea they may have to ship gasoline to new york. some huge refineries like motiva in texas, to slow down refining, the biggest refinely in america, by the way, closing two of the three units. if that wasn't enough, the colonial pipeline website is still off line and has been all morning long there's the latest on what we know >>> steph, you have been buying oil company, oil services company schlumberger before this pipeline mess. does this in any way change or maybe magnify your belief in slb and the rebuildout of that oil infrastructure >> yeah, those certainly benefit. but i'm adding to schlumberger mainly because it is a little bit more beta, the opposite name that i own is chevron. so i kind of have this barbell thing going on in energy, but schlumberger had a fabulous quarter. they raised guidance they confirmed margins are going to expand

so far dallas ft. worth will remain dry.re going to get any severe storms, those areas in yellow, wisconsin and also some sections of western texas and oklahoma could get a few storms. so today's forecast, absolutely beautiful day in the northeast. enjoy it while it lasts. still hot in the southeast. you can see all the storms on and off the middle of the country during the afternoon today. still kind of cool in the northwest. then things turn for the worst. looks like wednesday and thursday severe weather to deal with and couple outbreak. we have two areas. one will be from pittsburgh to buffalo to albany north of new york city into new england. so wednesday is one of those days in the northeast that will be hot, it will be humid and then there will be some thunderstorms even some strong thunderstorms late in the day, cooling things off. then back into the central plains. i think we'll get a couple tornadoes out of that especially watch out areas of kansas and into nebraska. here is that forecast for wednesday, 92 in d.c.,

casey stiegel is live at dallas/ft. worth. customer is not going to like that. >> no, they're not.me airports in parts of the east and parts of the south over the last six days with that pipeline offline has created some headaches. in american airlines second busiest hub of charlotte two long haul flights, one to hawaii, another to london normally non-stops. now adding stops in dallas or boston to either refuel or change planes all together. industry experts say most travelers don't realize that major airports get their fuel pumped directly to them and the colonial pipeline feeds at least six. >> tanks on a certain side of the airport piped in from a pipeline and get fueled under the taxi ways and runways and brought over to the stands where the airplanes are parked to be loaded. there is typically a backup so they can truck in fuel and that is what they'll have to do. >> southwest airlines and others had also reportedly trucked in fuel to certain destinations. those travel experts say this is a wake-up call, though, exposing vulnerabilities in the system adding this could have rea

casey stiegel is live at dallas ft. worth international airport in texas. you are behaving yourself. >> we are always behaving ourselves, you know that. this is a very, very busy airport i have to say. let me hop out of the way and let you look at the long lines forming at the ticket counters here as folks get checked in and long at the tsa security checkpoints as well. tsa by the way in the process of hiring thousands of new officers and will continue doing so all through summer. what a difference a year makes, right? heading into last summer tsa says it screened some 344,000 passengers a day at the nation's airports. 344,000. well now it is currently about 2 million. still a bit lower than pre-pandemic levels but experts say travel is back. however, options are limited and more expensive. >> for domestic travel it will get tighter and tighter and tighter. so if you want to travel within the united states, book yesterday or book now at least because attractions are selling out. hotels are selling out. air fairs are rising. >> and all of this as faa offices

district that includes arlington, texas, fairly large city in and of itself, southern excerpts of dallas and ft. worthe to play in but not one they put a ton of resources. you had two republicans battling to be the trummiest and got the former president's endorsement did win the phase of this election. >> back to florida, i know that state has passed its bill restricting voting, but it didn't go as far as republicans like desantis actually called for. originally called for. why not? >> yeah. it was very interesting. the governor first came out basically saying that florida should ban drop boxes, and he sought more restrictions on mail-in ballots, but, you know, the irony of that is that that is a really difficult issue for republicans who traditionally have voted more heavily as mail-in voting than democrats in this state. it was an effort that was begun with former governor jeb bush who really pushed mail-in voting and made a difference in many elections in florida. so the governor had to sort of scale back that idea and as a result, the bill is not nearly as hard. but it is still opposed by the supe

ft. worth, texas, boseman, montana, tallahassee, florida, couple other places in florida, new york, nevada, delaware, minnesota, pennsylvania, dublin, ireland, dallas, texas, minneapolis, north carolina. we've got a lot of folks who are eisenhower fans with us today. before we jump into these questions, please put your questions in the chat. a couple of things that popped into my mind as you were talking, in the last few months we've talked a lot about legacy of our founding fathers and presidents with the national conversation that is happening. having going through developing a new exhibit, was there new scholarship that you all looked at informing how you did the exhibition? >> thanks for that question. we did, of course, lean on some new scholarship. however, as i mentioned, we really wanted their words to shine through. and so we leaned on their writings. we leaned on audio of them, on writings from them more so than new scholarship. actually, what i mean is, when we got stuck, when we were writing the script and we got stuck, somebody would say, what would ike say about that? what did ike say about that? really when we had maybe a challenging

ft. worth, while overnight, multiple semi trucks were blown off the highway near dallas. >> we've been stuck here for, like, two hours. >> reporter: in west georgia, the storm turned deadly, claiming the life of a restaurant owner before barrelling toward metro atlanta. a rare, head-on hit for the heavily populated city. toppling trees and ripping the roof from this industrial complex. in this southwest community, neighbors had moments to scramble to safety, including atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms. >> i got up, went to the back of the house, looked at the trees and thought, i've never seen that before. they were bent sideways. report in your back yard? >> in my back yard. >> reporter: she immediately started checking on her neighbors, all stunned the damage was not worse. >> there was one tree a few doors down. had it fallen onto my neighbor's home, i would venture to say that house would be gone. and if anyone was in it, they'd be dead. >> reporter: guys, damage like this is exactly what experts are going to be looking at when they come out to survey later today. we're talking about tr

ft. worth woman who vanished from a plano parking garage. >> by this time a lot of people in north texas were hearing about christina morris. lorraine caceras covered the story for telemundo dallas. >> people don't randomly disappear from shopping centers in plano. that just doesn't happen. and the fact that maybe, just maybe this could be a random act. and if it is a random act -- >> then it's really scary. >> it's very scary. am i the next victim? and the unanswered question, "where is she? " coming up, questions for the friend who left the party with christina. >> you don't mind if i look in your car? >> no, it's no problem. >> very cooperative. police were very adamant that this guy was not a suspect. >> if he weren't a suspect, then who was? >> when "dateline" continues. ontinues it's powered by verizon for as little as $25 a month. but it gets crazier. bring a friend every month and get every month for $5. boom! 12 months of $5 wireless. visible, wireless that gets better with friends. ♪ ♪ with cutting-edge tech, world-class interiors, and peerless design... their only competition is each other. the incomparable mercedes-benz suvs. extraordinary runs in the family. lease t