with this walmart partnership, being able to reach over 60,000 households in the dallas, fort worth areagain part of our scaling of opportunity and we are super exciting to be working with walmart. caroline: what demand are you seein? how many people are rushing to the app to make sure they can receive these deliveries we saw on our screen? shannon: so we spent a lot of time working on sentiment and engaging on the need for our services in the local area. we have been operating in dallas, we have a partnership with walgreens, and people have been asking for us to do more so we are super excited we are able to come back to the dallas area not only do more with walmart, expanded our hours and we will be able to reach a lot more of the dallas, fort worth area. caroline: medicine, medical drone delivery also a focus in ireland for example. i'm interested in what the steppingstone means. because 60,000 is a lot of people but it is certainly not the millions in the u.s.. what gets us there? what is the timeline or regulatory approval you need so me in new york and also get it delivered? shanno

when he left for something, texas, fort worth, is it fort worth? thing, texas. it starts with f, sorry. but we lost contact from him when he went to korea. it's like, he had an american phone, allegedly, you know? as much as he really didn't he lost it and that is basically how we cut ties with him, you know? so i was asking my mom, like, we talk to him? have you heard from him? holiday, after holiday, after holiday, she would just wait by the phone and hope and pray he would call. but i guess we all get something from his messenger, that's what doesn't add up because he never has social media and the first things first, he's going to do, like, he's always been doing, reach out to our mom and let her hear his voice, you know? he's not the type just disappear. >> where is your mother right now? >> actually, i really don't know. i have been calling her, so, i don't know. >> this must be extremely hard for her and what you said to her before, myron, i know you've communicated with her. this is very devastating for her. >> yeah, i want her to show up bu

that set -- that's a trum can't get a fair trial in d.c., i'm wondering if he can get fa trial in fort worth, ida where the bulkople voted for trump so he would probably get acquitted down there and found guilty up here. it is amazing how i have friends that are trumper's and when you try to talk to tm d discuss one of these issues whether it's th documentsr this new innt, they always bring up hunt biden or hillarylion. in 2017-2019 when trump owned the house of representatives, the senate and the white house, why didn't he put these people in jail? he had full control over everything. he has already said he will politicize the doj if he gets reelected. the guy need to go to jail, i'm sorry. he is innocent until he is proven guilty in a court of law. we are a country of laws and we need to respect that above all else. vote, vote, vote. host: thanks for the call. charlene is next in pennsylvania, republican line. caller: good morning. i do agree with your last caller that our country is corrupt and i don't think we will ever find it. go back to your caller from hawaii. i don't see this countr

it's moved here in this room, while the policy of the receiving is referred is to fort worth for things the country's economy over dealing with their loss as the door. so negotiations are always open. use of generally are to the members of the explicit g 7 club pride themselves as the rule makers on the global order are they still won't. they think they are next option raton, so you offices take on the organizations future on our show, the modus operandi, particularly the, the hello, i'm manila, chad. you're tuned into modus operandi today. will s for one of the world's most exclusive clubs. they exist, but not officially. there are strict rules to enjoy, but they're founding was based on an outdated model of the world. so their membership is actually shrinking. today will be discussing the g 7. who are they? what do they do? and why do they still exist? all right, let's get into the m o the they get together for an annual meeting and jointly decide who they will impose financial pain and pressure on the group of 7, better known simply as the g 7. after joining, you must meet certain do

in 2021, a fort worth mother could not get through to 911 when her 2-year-old stopped breathing. drove them to the hospital police say they've since increased 911 training, pay, and staffing >> i really didn't know what to do. nobody tells you what to do if 911 doesn't answer >> reporter: nationwide, staffers blame long shifts, mandatory overtime, and low pay. and something else is adding to the stress as america has become less civil and more short-tempered, dispatchers say callers are far more v verbally abusive >> people forget that they're calling us for help we're helping you. we're a resource and a lot of people abuse that >> reporter: in a business where seconds can mean life or death, 911 centers themselves are in need of help. tom costello, nbc news, gaithersburg, maryland. >>> and next, she became a medical pioneer. her cells changing medicine, and her story making it into a popular movie. why henrietta lacks is nally get a mee of justice des so difficult for a young homeowner turning into their parents. are thosose all differerent lettuces? uh, yes, s sir. brown rice,

it's moved here in this room while the policy of the receive ministry for it is to fort worth for things the country's economy over dealing with their loss as the door. so negotiations are always open. use of generally are to friendship president and manual mccall say's his country will support the west african regional block echo was if it decides on the military intervention in need year. well for more or less cost live to report a cut off. well, let's out to in. so if africa a crowd of good to see you. yes. here we go. here's the news part siding with potential military action after all this time. take us through what mr. mccaul said . perhaps it's run vacations for nature on the wider region to as well. and then it's not really much of a surprise what we can expect from the french president, particularly when one considers the interest. this is the real situation on the ground process. found itself more and. busy as a and the out the country a full mouth how as it was and it finds itself truly in the middle of trying to restructure one, its own relationship with form. i called a need

>> david: mireya villarreal in fort worth, texas, tonight. mireya, thank you. >>> in the northeast tonight, a deadly home explosion in a new jersey neighborhood. multiple victims. the stunning aftermath here. the home reduced to smoking rubble. nearby homes were damaged. two bodies have been removed from the debris. two people are still missing. here's abc's stephanie ramos now. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent search for more victims, after a deadly house explosion shook this south new jersey neighborhood. >> as of this time, we have recovered two bodies from the rubble. >> reporter: authorities still looking for at least two others. >> the house shook so much that i thought it was in the house. >> reporter: firefighters descending on this street around 10:30 this morning in atlantic county. smoke pouring from where the home once stood as they put out the flames. that house reduced to rubble. a 16-year-old and 1-year-old child who survived the blast medevaced to a burn center in nearby philadelphia. the teen's burns appearing non-life-threate

my friend, a federal judge in fort worth had to up the guideline punishment because he saw herror ofa man who -- we are allowing this to happen in the most powerful country in the world. i would ask every republican colleague, is it not enough to stand up for that one little girl, go tell the president no, you will not get tax dollar to fund homeland security. that is what we're saying, a dozen colleagues are saying to our colleagues on the hill, you are not going to get support for continuing resolution for any funding for dhs, if you don't address the border. pass and sign hr-2 into law, secure the border, fund texas back for the $10,000 we have had to spend. governor abbott, dps, they are on the border. yesterday texas rangers stopped a sex offender who got through and they stopped him. not that border patrol doesn't want to stop them, they are overrun. we are saying enough is enough. >> brian: i hear you, 84,000 kids we don't know where they are, lost, sponsors invisible. i think democrats might be willing to join you, have you thought about talking to people on the other side? t

unfortunately, well over 100 degrees forecasted, at least for the next 12 days here in the dallas-fort worthexcessive heat warning this evening, meaning the real feel temperatures when you throw in the humidity, somewhere around, oh, 112°, not to mention parts of louisiana, mississippi and florida also baking again this week. naturally with demand so high across the country for electricity, the cost of running that a.c. is about 12% higher this summer compared to last. and officials say that utility shutoffs have jumped 15% since last year because so many people are having trouble just paying their bills. largely impacting low income households, the elderly, people just trying to make ends meet. >> seniors sometimes on a very fixed income have to decide am i going to go buy groceries or get this medication or be able to pay for those household expenses. >> sadly a houston area couple died after their home air-conditioning broke but they did not have the money to immediately fix it. they were trying to secure a loan but died inside the house. this week would have been their 52nd wedding anniv

she joins us today from las vegas woe have tina who is in the dallas-fort worth metroplex.ood morning. >> good morning. >> steve: lydia, let's start with you. i know you are an air force vet. a mother, a former democrat. and one of the things that really resonates with you and we were talking about it a minute ago, the price of everything is killing you. >> it is. electricity, gas, you know, even rent prices are going up. and i will tell you what, people in my community latinos seeing everywhere with my friends and family. we weren't born yesterday. we remember the prices of everything in 2020. and we definitely do not feel like these prices should be going up right now. so, we are totally upset with what is going on. and i see people in my community that are going out and getting second and third part time jobs. it's incredibly sad. >> steve: there is a lot of that going on. tina, i see you are nodding. i understand because times are tough, financially aas well for your family. you are scaling back on things that are not necessities. which include little league. >> absolut

is it fort worth? >> something texas, it start with an "f."with him when he went to korea. it's like he had an american phone allegedly, which he really did and he lost it. and that's basically how we cut ties. so i was asking my mom do you talk to him, have you heard from him, holiday after holiday after holiday she'd just wait by her phone and hope and pray he had called. but i guess we'll all get something from his messenger, and that doesn't add up because he's never done social media. and first and foremost he's going to reach out to our mom and let him hear his voice. he's not the type to disappear. >> where is your mother right now? >> actually i really don't know. i've been calling her, so i don't know. >> this must be extremely tough for her. and what you said to her before, myron, i know you've communicated with her. this is she didn't come, so i don't know. i know the first time she got on the news, she barely could put descendants together because this is really, really hard on my mom. that is her baby boy. his roma is still in her

a lot more to come on this, john is the ceo today of clients capital partners, based in fort worth. his investment activity spans a variety of areas, including japan, u.s. energy and technology markets and private equity. now he's in conversation with hoover senior fellow stephen kotkin. steve is a foremost historian and especially a scholar on the soviet union. in fact, steve has written the most highly regarded biography piece of joseph stalin and so he is well-suited to this task. now to top up stephen john's conversation and to entice you to purchase your own copy of the book. after this event, i want to read part of the forward written by the author, josh heyman. our last disclaimer as regards this book being fiction based on a true story, i don't want to be too specific about what's real and what isn't. don't assume it's the crazy parts. the caspian sea fishing trip, for instance, or the club feud kidnaping that are made up. it was mostly the banal, technical stuff that seemed most likely to get people into trouble. those bits of borderline absurd ism and many others really ha

. >>> closer to home, a courtroom in fort worth, texas, has been working to rehabilitate military veteranso break the law. instead of jail or prison, they get a new lease on life and a chance to wipe their records clean. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: we spent a day at this veterans treatment court and saw what prosecutors there descried to us as a different kind of justice. >> all rise. >> reporter: every third thursday of the month at the tarrant county courthouse, judge chuck van overdedicates his courtroom to a criminal docket of a special class of defendants, military veterans. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag -- >> our military does a great job at war fighting but sometimes people have a little bit tougher time coming back and adjusting into a civilian world where they don't have the camaraderie, the team, the structur, the discipline. >> a felony of the second degree. >> reporter: after they're arrested, most for assaults or duis, the veterans are offered a bargain. plead guilty, and if you sign up with a mentor, stay out of trouble, and show up every month -- >> guilty or

peter: you live in fort worth. we were talking about the george w. bush library and the lbj library in austin. you told a fascinating story that i think nancy and others might like to hear. jeff: people always ask when i got interested history. one important moment was when i was a sophomore at the university of texas at austin, they begin building the lbj library and campus. lyndon johnson retired to his ranch and he would come on campus by helicopter with his assistant, tourist curves goodwin, -- doris kearns goodwin, and some family or friends. he would take them onto is talking about different things. johnson would allow some of us college students, maybe three or water anytime, to join his group -- three or four at a join his group. over a dozen times, i was able to follow lyndon johnson around and hear him talking about this event or that event. when he said to martin luther king at this moment, how he called george wallace and said i know you think yours, referring to testicles, are like this, but i have got bowling balls. hearing the stories

the city is also considering housing migrants at the fort wards worth military base in staten island.only going up with what we're seeing down at our southern border. back to you, mike. mike: nate foy reporting live from the big apple, thanks a lotment. >> reporter: you got it. mike: mass illegal crossings along the rio grande valley sector continuing to serve and all four sec editors are either near or overcapacity. bill melugin is live in la jolla, texas, with more. hello, bill. >> reporter: mike, good afternoon to you. just a few moments ago there was a little bit of an incident in eagle pass. take a look at this video, a group of 14 illegal immigrants crossed the river and breached the razor wire the state of texas has put up. then they climbed up on top of the shipping containers that texas put up as well, and there was a little bit of i don't know if i'd call it a standoff, but they were waiting until eventually texas dps and highway patrol responded, got them down and took them all into custody. they have been all turned over to border patrol. that was eagle pass. then we'll br

. >> wanda is in fort worth, texas. the morning. >> hello. i'm just so ashamed of america. , harris was talking about race and stuff. it's the history. we've lagged so much. i don't want to go anywhere else. we should be ashamed of how we look to the world, the way that we allow trump to lie and light, and then everyone lies within. they treated him like he is a god. everyone is calling him by his names. there is a racial problem in america. until we talk about it, now were going to take out of the books. what's going on. >> sean is next. hicksville new york. independent. >> hello. thank you for taking this call. a couple comments on, harris. i think she is the most racially divided vice president. she is part indian and part black. she would have the best opportunity to bring people together. as far as her comments on slavery and reparations. i have not heard any facts or anything on, i think everyone can admit slavery is the worst thing that happened in our history. it is disgusting, but no one had facts about those that arrived through sla

. >> wanda is in fort worth, texas. the morning. >> hello. i'm just so ashamed of america. , harris was talking about race and stuff. it's the history. we've lagged so much. i don't want to go anywhere else. we should be ashamed of how we look to the world, the way that we allow trump to lie and light, and then everyone lies within. they treated him like he is a god. everyone is calling him by his names. there is a racial problem in america. until we talk about it, now were going to take out of the books. what's going on. >> sean is next. hicksville new york. independent. >> hello. thank you for taking this call. a couple comments on, harris. i think she is the most racially divided vice president. she is part indian and part black. she would have the best opportunity to bring people together. as far as her comments on slavery and reparations. i have not heard any facts or anything on, i think everyone can admit slavery is the worst thing that happened in our history. it is disgusting, but no one had facts about those that arrived through sla

gentleman that set -th's a trump can't get a fair trial in d.c., i'm wdeng if he can get a fairri in fort worthorida where the bulk of people ted for trump so he would prab get acquitted down there and found guilty up here. it is amazing how i have friends that are trumper's d when you try to talk to them and discuss one of these issues etr it's the documents or this new indictment, theylws bring up hunter biden or hillary clinton. in 2017-2019 when trump owned the house of representativ, the senate and the white house, why didn't he put these people in jail? he had full control over everything. he has already said he will politicize the doj if he gets reelected. the guy need to go to jail, i'm sorry. he is innocent until he is proven guilty in a court of law. we are a country of laws and we need to respect that above all else. vote, vote, vote. host: thanks for the call. charlene is next in pennsylvania, republican line. caller: good morning. i do agree with your last caller that our country is corrupt and i don't think we will ever find it. go back to your caller from hawaii. i don't see this

host: i appreciate your input and we will go to tina on the independent line in fort worth, texas. good morning. i wanted to comment on that program. it was very enlightening. also, for me, for the underserved, there are some places that don't even have running water in 2023. i don't understand how when things are not going their way, they tend to believe these people don't want to work and they just want free money when sometimes they don't even have opportunities that are available to most of us to be able to go to work. i don't know anyone who don't want to work for something especially to have a home and feed your children and some people still work three and four job to feed their children. i think there should be more programs like health care and what they need to be able to live also. i would really like to see more of the younger people getting involved. those of us that are going into the 60's and 70's now, we need to pick those efforts up. host: thank you for that and one more in open forum in atlanta from terry on the democrat line. caller: good morning, how are you? ho

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