playing a key role connected candidate to the gulf coast, they have a new deal tied to the tolls theyay to access the pipeline network that was a huge amount of crude to the midwest. joining us now for an exclusive interview is the company ceo, greg, thank you very much for your time today. let's start with the mainline deal. obviously moving millions of barrels of oil today, is something that is very crucial to the movement of energy supply. this seem to be an issue wanted to resolve because of capacity concerns. to have more consistency. can you walk us through this develop it? >> thank you for having me, absolutely, this is a deal that had been in the works for a number of years. frankly we are making our customers more competitive by having a lower toll. we believe that will move more volume down to the market they want to get to down near the gulf coast and exiting out of canada. that is a big deal, a win-win for customers and a way for consumers looking for cheap access to energy all the time. it is a win for the shareholders of enbridge. creating more consistency, competitivene

des moines actually has about i think they said around a dozen students who have come up from the gulf coast who are in school there now not at the school that i happen to visit but at other schools in the des moines school district, so really around the country in almost every state. children who've been displaced because of hurricane karina are starting to school this week. it's really important for parents to make sure their children go to school. it's important for their children to have a normal life to have the structure and the routine of going to school and especially since many children have suffered really have seen and separate a lot of really terrible things. so it's important to have the safe structure of that a school gives you so i want to thank all these parents. i want to thank them for putting children in school here. and for letting their children have a normal life and each day more and more things happen to know that the gulf coast in new orleans going to return that. things will be rebuilt that people will be able to go on with their lives as they were. at some point bu

each day more and more things happen, the gulf coast and new orleans, things will be rebuilt and people will be able to go on with their lives but i want to thank specifically the school district and the city's partaking in a large number of students incorporating them into theirnd schools and i want to think the people here in this school district, for taking in students and others around the country. i want to encourage anybody affected by hurricane katrina to make sure their children are in school, safe in school and they have all the support they need to weather this time that is going to be difficult. any questions? i wanted to come here because this is a close district from the new orleans area. going to later visit a shelter here, i wanted to visit another shelter and for the benefit of the people having to be sheltered that's why. >> the government well, i sat in on a meeting with the president talking about the way to get money right away and a larger population. >> 2005 the first lady took the turn of the annual white house correspondents association dinner in washington d.c.l

and i'm transform to much which, which insidiously sent him that process the gulf coast defense ministry at nights is that the fog near a private military company no fully controls the key dumbbell city of arch, almost also known as document our home that positions over to the russian military and the coming day. also in the stories that shape the week i run off between the top 2 candidates enter key as presidential elections is confirmed, after neither contenders secured enough folks in the fridge on the head, the head board will take place next for the 1st time in the us history the not the day of palestinian national frontier, the house being officially commemorated. it comes as gals and more ins. the victims of this month says brittany on the washington post stones. finally it's reporting and refuses to return the coolest surprise. it goes along with the new york times for pushing the donald trump, russia cold agents to risk for shipping. uh, you know, for some people the, the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly on arch

scattered showers along the gulf coast and pop-up for florida and parts of the rockies.s story this week is heat for the northwest. areas like seattle toward california later this week. take a look at records we hit on sunday. breaking records for eugene org. 90 in washington, portland, oregon, 92. we will be in the upper 80'ses, into the 80 much of the work week and cold front comes through on sunday. then the valley areas of california, bump temperatures up tomorrow, wednesday, thursday into the 90s. heat advisory in effect, that is main big forecast, big weather story that foxweather.com is covering. rest of the country is quiet, we will take. nice to see you joey and ashley. hope you had a nice mother's day. >> ashley: bill to ban gender affirming surgery for children under 18 years old, puberty blockers and wean minors receiving thisir ca. some democrats are jumping onboard to support it. >> over the past two years, i have researched this issue and pain stakingly reviewed data in this country and around the globe. best practice should be to raise the age to 18 for g

or in fact it was supposed to, even though red wants to use the energy resources of the persian gulf coastof iran , he can delay it for a few days so that the us and nato can bring themselves, that the commanders of the army knew about this story and i knew that in the best iran's possible mode for delayed action against the red army the soviet union was formed on the only thing we were doing. if i wanted to invade , you cut the lines of communication . we would have done it until the forces changed, amir . that was what the american army, equipped with billions of weapons, could do against the former soviet union. the destruction of the bridges that cut off the roads from the north of the country to the center of iran , while the army commanders always believed that the borders of this group of the iraqi army and iran's expensive weapons purchases could not stop the possible attack of the iraqi army and should be included in the country's defense policies. instead of forward delay operation the soviet union is planning for a possible attack by the iraqis, the purchase of the drawer must h

each day more and more things happen to know the gulf coast normans are returned. thingsgs will be rebuilt in the last and go on at some time but want to thank all the people who worked on the school district around the country, some cities have had a large number of students in their school district and i want to thank the people here are taking in students and others doing it around the country and i want to encourage anyone affected by the hurricane make sure their children are in school, safe in school and they have all the support they need to weather this time is going to be difficult. any questions? >> i wanted to come here because this is a school district in area that couldn't go to school and i will visit a shelter here, i wanted to visit another shelter, all of them organize and run very well for the benefit of people have to the shelter, choosing that so that's why there's -- that's a very good question for secretary. [laughter] happened to sit on a meeting with the president talking about ways to get money, school districts that have a largerr populati

the tragedy stunning this close knit community along the gulf coast destroying or flattening homes wheremilies have lived for generations. >> a miracle. >> reporter: this woman packed up her 81-year-old mother before the weather friday night, narrowly escaping her home which was seriously damaged. >> we're grateful we did because the house and the framework looks pretty good on the outside, but inside, i don't know if she would have been able to handle it at her age. >> reporter: these vehicles in san antonio submerged by flash floods. >> i was going down the road and the water just started coming up on me. >> reporter: dozens needed to be rescued from their cars. this driver rescued just in time by firefighters. back in laguna heights, the hard work to rebuild now just beginning. >> keep getting together, build yourself up, don't worry about the past, just get together. worry about what you have right now. >> reporter: the national weather service says there's been 38 families that have been displaced by the tornado. the salvation army and the red cross are helping them to find lodging

spilling into the gulf, the havoc it was wreaking on wetlands and other critical ecosystems of the gulf coast, you know, from texas all the way to florida. and the sort or feeling of helplessness. >> the spill was the size of hawaii. it was literally an oil tsunami in the gulf of mexico. thousands and thousands of gallons of crude oil spilling into the water every minute, every day. this was a manmade catastrophe. and it just struck me that this is--this is the scariest thing i've ever seen. this is a serious threat when oil spills, not just to marine life. obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washing up on those beaches now. but also to the livelihoods of the people in these regions. in the gulf, 8 out of 10 people have a livelihood connected either to the oil and gas drilling industry or to hospitality and tourism. and all of those things were devastated by this spill. >> the spill has brought life, uh, to a lot of the issues in the gulf and all of the ancillary businesses. family fisheries, docks, the marina, the icehouses, the transportation companies,

which unexpectedly unfolds along the texas gulf coast. after the fall of saigon we resettled hundreds of thousands of vietnamese and at the houston galveston area became the second largest community. this is in the mid-to-late 1970's. it was a time of economic despair along the gulf coast there were where there were gas lines and inflation. at first white fishermen were happy to unload crappy old boats on the refugees, playing them for suckers. what the vietnamese did was all you could hope for. they fixed the boats to cut down on cost using family members as deckhands. they would go out fishing. within a few years they became such an economic force that the whites freaked out and ran to the governor and begged for a ban on refugees. and when that failed they brought the ku klux klan in and they started a very public and ghastly campaign to dry -- try to drive refugees from the coast. vietnamese boats were firebombed. their homes were firebombed. the klan conducted boat patrols through galveston bay and this is not the 60's or 50's. it's

mankiewicz with "a texas twist. " >> name for the body of crisis, corpus christi sits on the texas gulf coast. and just east of the bay, it's a park known for bird-watching. and that's what chris seymour was doing there. when he came across something very unnatural. >> to me it just looked like a hollow pile of debris. to be honest. and then he looked and -- he said oh my god! it's two bodies! >> a crime so shocking that years later they are still talking about it. >> i can't even imagine what was in that person's mind that evoked his violence, his rage. >> two young woman, who wanted them that? and why? >> it was a true who had done it type murder. >> and along with who and why was the question of why here? >> this was definitely something that we weren't used to or accustomed to in our town. >> this part of texas isn't exactly ground zero for murder. it's known more for roping, riding, and friday night lights. here life is pretty simple, as are the values its people hold dear, like friendship, family, community. this is where 19-year-old mollie olgin grew up. >> tell me a little bit about w

or rather the gulf coast, rather, in towards the ohio and tennessee river valley and then, also across. here's the rain potential over the next seven days, again, no severe threat. we are not talking about large hail, damaging winds or tornadoes, but we could see the potential for heavy rain that could cause flash flooding really from the colorado rockies down towards the gulf coast and southeast for the next seven days. there is your forecast today. the biggest story we are following is the heat. the extreme heat for parts of the northwest down towards the california valley. so 89 in seattle. typically, this time of year, that's at least 20 degrees above average. 77 here in, no. we were in the 80's yesterday. here in new york city. and then the temperatures are a little cooler this week. look at some of the northwest record heat for seattle and portland and eugene. we broke a record that was set back in 1939 in eugene, oregon on sunday. so that's going to continue to be the biggest story as we go through the next week or so and then the temperatures will come back down on sunday. all

nbc's catie beck is where those devastating storms hit on the gulf coast. where are you exactly, and what are you seeing? >> reporter: recovery efforts are now underway in laguna heights, texas, where claiming 42-year-old robert flores. he was enjoying being a knewly wed and a new father, and they plan to rebuild on the land their family has owned for decade. this was one of 54 to touch down across the country since friday, reaching six different states, and this community of just 1,500 people is now banded together to rebuild the destruction and loss that they have experienced. there are 38 families who have been displaced by this tornado. the red cross and salvation army now working with those families to find lodging. it's a long road ahead but they have hope if they work together, they will be able to rebuild their community. >> catie beck, thank you for that. >>> ukrainian president zelenskyy met with the uk prime minister who has promised to send hundreds of long range attack drones and air defense missiles to ukraine to help defend in their fight aga

the midcontinent the gulf coast and the rocky mountains, the oil industry quickly found its stride and the suddenly up tempo of progress. with ever increasing, improving oil products that kept pace with invention and forced it to proceed at a rapid rate through enterprise and the accumulation of knowledge it has reached a stage of maturity undreamed even a generation ago. throughout millions of years, the earth's formation constant buckling and erosion obtained many portions of the earth's surface. many areas repeatedly covered by a shallow sea, countless billions of organisms died and settled to the bottom, where they became buried under sand and felt there. it is believed the entombed organisms were transformed into oil. accumulated pressures of gases, water and, earth sometimes drove the oil through the porous sand and sedimentary rock. and often it migrated to underground reservoirs sealed by non-polar formations where the oil was trapped. it is from these reservoirs that oil is now most likely to recovered in commercial quantities. thus today, the oil geologist searches both for l

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buildings in as well. >> brian: the flash flooding threat continues through the plains to texas and gulf coasto the weekend. check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for the forecast. make sense of it. >> janice: beautiful day in the northeast. plain states texas through oklahoma dealing with the flash flood risk and more severe storms. take look at it. you can see that area of low pressure across portions of the rockies where we have snow in the higher elevations and then along with the warm front and the cold front, we are seeing the potential for heavy rainfall. look at the future track as we go through today, saturday, sunday, monday, heavy rain in the same areas and that's going to cause a tremendous risk for flash flooding from the big bend of texas all the way up towards oklahoma. so here's the rain still to come with that bulls eye for south and central texas. several inches of rain in a short period of time is going to cause a disaster in some of these areas. and, you know, we are following the migrant story. this is going to add a problem to that story with heavy rainfall in th

debris from the explosion was found over half a mile from where it happened off the south texas gulf coast. the agency says the starship launched also sparked a 3 and a half acre fire on state park land. the faa has currently grounded. spacex following last thursday's explosion. well, it's under review. >> a big announcement from nasa. meanwhile, the agency is keeping its deep space voyager 2 probe up and running until at least 2026. the spacecraft has been flying across the solar system for nearly 50 years already. recently, nasa noticed its power supply starting to dwindle, though and plans to bring it back later this year. but now they're tapping into its backup power, giving the probe enough juice for at least 3 more years. nasa says voyager helps them discover other planets and solve mysteries within our solar system. >> coming up, you know, 70 national park reopens following concerns of major flooding. what guests can expect if they're heading to the park. >> plus, learning more about the man suspected of shooting 5 people in texas this weekend. details on the weekend. details on the

the later part of the summer or more than one hurricane, that disrupts the refineries along the gulf coastes could shoot up again. brian todd, cnn, mclain, virginia. >> president joe biden spent part of memorial day paying his respects to fallen american troops at arlington national cemetery. >> arms! >> mr. biden laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he was joined by vice president kamala harris, secretary of defense lloyd austin, and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley. the president spoke of the country's obligations to its soldiers and veterans. >> it's a sacred obligation, not based on party or politics but on a promise a promise to unite all of us. there is nothing more important, nothing more sacred, nothing more american. former american prisoners of war but >> recently honored in california when they celebrated the 50th anniversary of their homecoming. two of the servicemen who spent months in vietcong camps in vehicle camps in the 1970s with the tele-story. >> major mark smith and sergeant ken wallingford then and how. >> i haven't seen this guy

take a look at some of the highest amounts we could see, those are mainly focussed down toward the gulf coast as texas in and louisiana. one to two inches is possible going into shreveport and little rock this is going to be a couple of rounds of rain really through thursday but we have the potential to see severe weather, some focussed toward the carolinas and into virginia as well as parts of the plains where we'll see the better potential for large hail. we we' we're talking baseball size. dodge city, salina and places like tulsa and wichita, you could se with a little sunshine mixing with clouds for month gomery and jackson. thunderstorms possible from houston to san antonio and warm temperatures are on the way over the next couple days. we'll talk about those coming up in just a bill >> bit. >> thank you >>> we'll break down what's causing the e borrowing bubust >>>>> and legal acaction aftftey craig g closed itsts doors jenny craiaig closed i its doors has me doing didishes...dififferentl. scscrub? soak?k? nope.. i just s scrape, load andnd i'm dodone. only platitinum plus is biggeger..

it's warm and sunny in the midwest, the great lakes, the northeast, the gulf coast, almost every single day. the west coast for the most part looks sunny, too. today our chance of severe storms through the panhandle of texas into oklahoma. tomorrow, same general area. we'll see our storminess across the rockies. beautiful in the northeast. the heavier rain pushes into south carolina and north carolina. that's also where conditions at the beaches, besides the rain, also look dangerous with rough surf and dangerous rip currents as well. still damp and unsettled from virginia, maryland, perhaps into west virginia on sunday. showers and storms continue in the northern rockies and north texas and western oklahoma. on monday itself, we'll see some of those storms move into central texas, sunny in the middle of the country. still that stubborn, messy weather in virginia, looks beautiful in the northeast. so that's what you got for memorial day. >> thank you. >>> let's move to mississippi where outrage is growing. an 11-year-old boy was shot by police after he called 911 so he could get some he

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one person was killed in laguna heights, texas, after an ef one tornado ripped through the gulf coast town about 50 tornadoes were confirmed, including this one in eastern nebraska and back in texas, a rescue caught on camera. the dog trapped under a home was lured out by an abc news crew using a slim jim snack. time now for a look at your monday forecast. morning. they're having a heat wave in the northwest seattle and portland's some of the hottest temps of the year. coming your way today, record highs are going to be challenged all week long, especially today when the peak of the heat hits seattle and portland today could hit 90. if you do get to 90 today in seattle, it'll be the earliest in the calendar year that's ever happened could see a few thunderstorms to meet speaking of thunderstorms down here in texas and the southwest . a wet pattern is in the offing. all week long. accuweather meteorologist kevin costner in. bad this allergy season is getting and why first nba star john moran in trouble again seen apparently holding a gun just weeks after a similar incident has punishme

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. >> new drone video shows the aftermath of a deadly tornado that hit the texas is a gulf coast townthe u.s. mexico border. over the weekend. the tornado struck laguna heights early saturday morning leaving one person dead in 10 people injured. officials are reporting that a this video shows the damage to as many as 60 homes there. roofs were torn off and structures reduced to rubble. now, the part of the country also experiencing some extreme weather. the pacific northwest is currently in day 4 of a rare and historic heat wave. the national weather service in seattle issuing an excessive heat. watch the first that they've had 2006 yesterday, several cities in oregon and washington set monthly records with the highs in the 90's. and on saturday, portland recorded its hottest ever daily temperature of 93 degrees. >> that's crazy. an excessive heat watch, lawrence in may. first since in the bay area, saturday was, you know, really warm hot in some cool down a little bit today. yeah, it certainly did that fog. of course. that's our nice air conditioner. >> kicking in and out to cool dow

certainly you will see spells of sunshine mixed in there as well. us is looking like this for the gulf coast of texas. may see some flooding here on wednesdays. same goes for louisiana. things have turned a bit cooler for the carolinas. after storms have slipped through there and the winds have changed. direction temperatures are coming out across the great place in the midwest. so certainly now beginning to feel a bit more spring like and for alberta province in canada, some rain to go. most of those wildfire is, by the way, our birds are burning west and north of edmonton, but this rain will do little to call that. meantime, temperature is slightly below average and s f in los angeles, l a. you're gonna max out at 19 degrees on wednesday. that's it. say soon the system, a little boat is a mechanical or even that self driving train. the vehicle sadangos today can be the are the human only robots like me, will be everywhere else is 0 documentary, which to lead on the weird and wonderful world of global land. think and even trust . i feel like on the line, but i know i, on the machine origins

little bit, refiners are set up for certain types of crude oil, and traditionally a lot of the gulf coast of refineries are set up for crue oil versus the oil that comes from north dakota, right? rep. armstrong: we are 98% diesel, and we are proud of it, but if you are making marine fuel in the golf, you want heavy crude, not like crude. brigham: with respect to export ability, you are suggesting energy as an important component of our policy strategy, helping our friends and allies as well. rep. armstrong: absolutely appeared when you consider who controls the investment amount -- vast amount of energy supply in the middle east, in russia, and in all of the places, which, i mean, by any stretch, we have seen the things that have been going on in saudi arabia, iran, and all those different issues, when the u.s. can provide our allies was something that they need to run their economies as well, there's two things that happen for one, no matter what dispute we are in with germany, we are not rolling tanks into berlin. two, we do a cleaner than anybody else, and i think a lot of the rhetoric

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