sweet potato fries being offered at 18 restaurants in the amarillo, texas area. the new fries are the latest menu changes at mcdonald's as it looks to continue its turn around. an attempt by burger king to sell sweet potato fries in a test market failed three years ago. >> where was that? going to put you on the spot. for folks down in texas. >> it wases in texas. >> amarillo, texas. >> i was born in latin america. >> were you u ally? >> belize. >> what? >> i tried to check two boxes. belize is in latin america. >> you can't run for president. >> i tell some people i'm latino. can't speak spanish. >> we're going to work on that one. >>> while we're talking about yummy stuff, how about what's being called the most valuable cracker in the world. you c cld say it's aged to perfection. >> it is known as a spililr's and baker's pilot biscuit. the fascinating thing about this, it survived the sinking of the titanic. >> that biscuit was sold at an auction for nearly $23,000. it was bought by a collector in greece. it was part of a survival in one of the titanic rescue b

start selling sweet potato fries, trying the idea in some create your taste test restaurant, in amarillo, texas f another people bite, nicole, the fries could go nationwide. >> sweet potato fries, i like that addition, that sounds great. >> such a comfort food. >> yes, and all day breakfast menu, all right, mcdonald's, way to go, hena, thank youment talking holiday shopping season right now, it is fast approaching, right, and more stores than ever will be open on thanksgiving day. but some employees of the deposition for the mall, they're trying to change that trend. they've set up change.org petition titled do not open depford mall on thanksgiving day. the mall is scheduled to open at 6:00 on thanksgiving, but, in an open letter, the employees are asking management to consider the families of those who will work in the mall stores. so far, more than 1,000 people have sign that petition. >> it is 5:37 right nowment some stunning video, as storms below through the midwest. see the scary scene when some homes are washed away. also, a heart stopping moment, when a student collapses during gym clas

for folks down in texas. >> it wases in texas. >> amarillo, texas. >> i was born in latin america. >> were you really? >> belize. >> what? >> i tried to check two boxes. belize is in latin america. >> you can't run for president. >> i tell some people i'm latino. can't speak spanish. >> we're going to work on that one. >>> while we're talking about yummy stuff, how about what's being called the most valuable cracker in the world. you could say it's aged to perfection. >> it is known as a spiller's and baker's pilot biscuit. this, it survived the sinking of the titanic. >> that biscuit was sold at an auction for nearly $23,000. it was bought by a collector in greece. it was part of a survival in one of the titanic rescue boats and was saved by one man as a souvenir. >> absolutely cool. >> you would never eat this thing. never take a bite out of this thing. >> one of our co-workers was saying now it's worth a lot of bread. >> ba-da-bum. >> i wish i had thought of it. oh, well. coming up, in "the skinny," beyonce's epic halloween costume. >> also, an apparent robber stealing valuable pac

so we have a couple of examples for the very first health center at amarillo texas with premature birth and now that the entire health center is the wind to schedule properly too often they're not counseled did not know the efficacy but since it you tell patients and make them aware of the efficacy rates a i think my colleague talks about coercion. we should not force them to do anything it should be a true choice and right now it is not a true choice right now doing six times as many iud implants as before the training. the revenue is up 400 percent because of word-of-mouth then they tell their friends and patient volume is way at band satisfaction is much higher. we ask who chose the better it? you? with your provider or did the provider choose it? who want to make sure they're not forced by the boards of 95 percent said they chose if they have liberation they make great choices. another area of real issue is women are using a contraceptive method. but as amended is not that effective. so for no other health issues so we insure that becomes a standard part of the intake. >> guest: to

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the very first health center we did some work in was in amarillo, texas. a place that has incredibly high rates of unplanned pregnant, teen pregnancy, premature birth, and this is a health center that just wanted to do best in class medicine for their patients. they are now, after the training, making sure that the entire health center is aligned to make these methods available same day. that means not only training clinicians and providers on how to place iuds and implants, but also ensuring that they can bill for them, code for them. they can schedule properly and they can be counseled properly. too often patients aren't counseled. they don't know the difference in the efficacy rates between these various methods. what the data shows that when you tell patients about this, and you make them aware of the various efficacy rates they will often, on their own, chose iuds and implants for themselves. my colleague rachel's going to talk about coercion, which is a really important piece of this here. we should not be forcing women to do anything. they should be

paul, minnesota, amarillo, texas, and the state of idaho and many other locations, just to name a few. to really see what america's future will be, we have to look no further than western europe. which has taken in over half a million refugees just this year. not to mention the millions over the past decades. a very popular destination for refugees coming to europe is sweden. the country is currently facing a largescale refugee crisis. and the government does not know where these refugees will live. how they will work. and how w.h.o. will foot the bill for them -- and who will foot the bill for them. according to the swedish national board of housing, building and planning, sweden needs to build half a million homes by the year 2020. this costly housing initiative will cost about $387 million a year and will only fund half of this by 2020. sweden is also known for its horrific rape numbers. recent refugees and now their swedish-born children are responsible for more than half of those convicted of rape, murder and robbery. clearly the existing approach to addressing the plight of refu

the very first health center we did work and was in amarillo texas that have incredibly high rates of unplanned pregnancy, teen pregnancy, premature birth and this is a health center that wants to do best in class medicine for their patients which involves making sure the entire health center is allied to make them the same day that means not only training clinicians and providers but also to ensure they can build for them and to schedule properly. they can be accounted for properly. too often patients aren't counseled and if they don't go to differences in the efficacy rates. so what the data shows is that utah patients about this and make them aware of the various efficacy rates they will often on the road choose iud and implant for themselves and so i think my colleague talks about coercion which is really important piece of this year. we shouldn't be forcing women to do anything. they should be given a true choice. the choice they have right now is not a true choice. but they are doing six times as many iuds and implants than they were before the training. what's interesting thoug

the very first health center we did some work in was in amarillo, texas. a place that has incredibly high rates of unplanned pregnant, teen pregnancy, premature birth, and this is a health center that just wanted to do best in class medicine for their patients. they are now, after the training, making sure that the entire health center is aligned to make these methods available same day. that means not only training clinicians and providers on how to place iuds and implants, but also ensuring that they can bill for them, code for them. they can schedule properly and they can be counseled properly. too often patients aren't counseled. they don't know the difference in the efficacy rates between these various methods. what the data shows that when you tell patients about this, and you make them aware of the various efficacy rates they will often, on their own, chose iuds and implants for themselves. my colleague rachel's going to talk about coercion, which is a really important piece of this here. we should not be forcing women to do anything. they should be

texas. if you're heading toward amarillo, maybe dallas later in the day you want to be careful there.ooks like the rest of the country is in good shape. the only thing on the big board is fog reported in boston, no major delays yet that would be an area i would watch for possible delays. tam? >> going on to "healthcheck," a lot of people have talked hand free in the car and cruising -- using texts. it takes up to 27 seconds to regain full attention after issuing voice commands. that means a driver traveling 25 miles per hour would cover the length of three football field before regain true full attention. voice activated and invehicle systems should not be used while driving just members of the juricy situations. >> you may be looking, but it doesn't mean you're saying attention. >>> sesame gang is welcome be a new friend who suffers from autism. >> here's america's money. >> reporter: good morning, topping america's money a major settlement involving ups. it will repay $4 million to settle a multistate lawsuit. customers claimed they paid a petroleum yum for overnight delveries that

texas for the next three days. this is the same one that plagued california like three days ago. it took a slow jog across the southwest. and amarillo and san angelo. i don't think we'll see many tornados. but we will have more pictures of what we just showed you of the large hail and possibility of damaging wind gusts. a texas sized soaker. i say good rain because this area's been in a drought so we'll take a good two to five inches and hopefully the flooding won't be too bad. st. louis to d.c. to new york, e enjoy these. there's not many of these left. now a closer look at the day ahead. so, there's all the showers and thunderstorms. it will be late in the day for san antonio. your rain will come tomorrow and as far as the beautiful weather, look that ohio valley. bottle it up. nice weather out there pr for most. >>> straight ahead, the case of road rage that claimed the liech fe of a young child. >>> the consumer report best and worst worst ng...sniffling... and wishing you could stay in when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without

about 100 miles south of amarillo and in the wide open expanse of a texas panhandle, there is a littleown struggling with a dwindling population problem. it is not the human residents that are disappearing, but a smaller and furrier inhabitant of the land, the black tailed prairie dog seen as a nuisance to most land owners. these little critters have been driven to near extinction. which brings us to linda watson whose mission is to relocate them to a more hospitalable location. that begs the question, why would anybody go out of their way to protect a rodent? so we are here, and where exactly is here? >> caprock canyon state park. quitaqua, texas. >> what is the origin? >> it is native american. there are several thoughts behind it. a few miles back there are a couple of peaks. and they looked like a couple of horse manure. >> it is amazing the answers if you ask a question. don beard? >> donald beard, yes. >> who am i standing next to here? >> lynda, and she is our prairie dog lady. >> what is the shirt say? >> pms, recycled vermin. what does that mean? >> pms, because i'm the only g

to go, as we head down into areas, especially of northern texas, that's where we have some storms this morning. nothing too bad between amarillond lubbock. as far as severe weather goes, about 2.5 million people in slight risk of severe weather. we could see an isolated strong thunderstorm with damaging wind and also hail just like we saw yesterday. and the possibility of flash flooding, too, with any storms that linger over any one spot. texas has been in a drought over the last couple months. the end of summer was very warm and very dry. so drought conditions have now spread. so this is a forecast we like this slow moving storm moves across texas. it's going to be a three-day soaker here. areas around dallas could pick up four inches. houston, san antonio, as much as one to two, maybe even three inches of rain. the rest of the country is great. jonathan, if you like the warm, beautiful fall weather, great lakes into the mid-atlantic, the next two days are for you. because it's going to be like 75 degrees, low humidity, very enjoyable. then we cool it off towards the weekend. so enjoy. >> very nice, bill. thanks very much. >>

texas for the consist last couple of months. it's welcome drain. three to five inches expected. minor flooding problems and most apply from amarillo towards san antonio. today not a lot of bad weather out there. perfect day from coast to coast. 60s from the northwest. northeast finally warming up. the rockies is the cool spot with the clouds and showers. and really nice from like fall throughout almost all of arizona and southern california. only in the 80s. funny to say. after a long summer. >> absolutely right. coming up find out what oprah did to make one wall street stock nearly double in a single day. and things get all too real for emergency responders during what was supposed to be a rescue training. bed all day. when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better.tm don't be envious, be envied revlon colorstay gel envy™ in just two steps, i get what i want

texas. then he took a left in amarillo and made it home to abilene this week. this massive endeavor all for a good cause. he hoped to raise $5,000 for wounded warrior project. he has passed that goal, bringing in now more than $12,000 for the organization. he joins me now. thank you so much for joining us, sir. we appreciate it. >> oh, thank you, it's my pleasure. >> first and foremost, before we get to the operation, tell me about the moment that inspired you to do this, to make that initial run. >> this is something that came about 15 months ago. like i said, i was stationed up in aurora. active duty air force. when i received my orders to go up there, my family, based off our conditions and how things were looking, we thought it would be best to leave my wife and children in abilene, allow them to graduate high school and then move on to college. so going up to buckley air force base by myself. about 15 months ago, i was at the end of a duty day. i was running on a treadmill. i was just thinking about my family. i was thinking about what i was doing up there

texas. also a tornado watch. thankfully we haven't had any tornadoes but an isolated tornado or two is possible. we have this flood watch that goes from amarillollas to oklahoma city. we could see two to five inches of rain widespread, and isolated total as high as 10 inches. here's the rainfall forecast over the next three days. this orange is five inches of rain. that's seven inches of rain there from dallas down to waco. almost all the way down to austin. there's a lot of great weather to be had today. near-record highs, st. louis. warm in the east, betty. but texas is going to struggle over the next couple of days. they've been in a drought. they need the rain. but not this one. >> cool them off a little bit, too. okay, thank you. >>> mexican authorities say they have captured six people in connection with a drug kingpin joaquin el chapo guzman's prison break in july. they include the principal organizer of the escape and guzman's brother-in-law who supervised the construction of the mile long tunnel he used to escape from beneath his jail cell shower. according to a recent report from the nih, adult marijuana usage has doubled in the past

rain for texas and during an ennino year texas tends to get a lot of rain, especially as we go from wednesday into thursday morning. heavy rain up near amarillo and this will sit for a little while and could end up with flash flooding and could end up with 3 to 5 inches of rain through the panhandle of texas down through san antonio and an area of low pressure pushed on a lot of moisture. doesn't look like we've got the rain but could see some coastal effects with coastal flooding because of the high tides down there. stronger storms in new mexico starting to build in the eastern half of the country turning the wind over to the southwest and >> reporter: good morning. not as cold this morning. a milder day. a lot of clouds out there and even a few isolated showers and sprinkles, especially across southern new hampshire. one were to may appear across metro boston, but nothing significant. some sun, as well, through the day. temps this afternoon 60 to 65. for tomorrow, a lot of clouds. upper 50s. thursday still mainly cloudy skies. a few peeks of sun, and the risk of a shower thursday evening, but temps on thursday close to >> and that's your l

translate into heavy rain for texas and during an ennino year texas tends to get a lot of rain, especially as we go from heavy rain up near amarillo and this will sit for a little while and could end up with flash flooding and could end up with 3 to 5 inches of rain through the panhandle of texas down through san antonio and an area of low pressure pushed on a lot of moisture. doesn't look like we've got the rain but could see some coastal effects with coastal flooding because of the high tides down there. in the meantime, slight risk of stronger storms in new mexico and an area of new mexico is starting to build in the eastern half of the country turning the wind over to the southwestthe warming that started over the weekend continued today with warm winds sending highs into the upper 70s and lower 80s. a system that moves into the midwest on tuesday will give us some clouds but not much in the way of moisture so we'll go with a dry forecast for tuesday with highs again above average in the 70s. we'll see more cooling from mid- week into the weekend with highs by saturday and sunday back into the low 60s. we'll finally have decen

rain for texas and during an ennino year texas tends to get a lot of rain, especially as we go from wednesday into thursday morning. heavy rain up near amarillo and this will sit for a little while and could end up with flash flooding and could end up with 3 to 5 inches of rain through the panhandle of texas down through san antonio and an area of low pressure pushed on a lot of moisture. doesn't look like we've got the rain but could see some coastal effects with coastal flooding because of the high tides down there. in the meantime, slight risk of stronger storms in new mexico and an area of new mexico is starting to build in the eastern wind over to the southwe >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right. dylan, thanks. coming up, brace yourself. is the force too strong? >> yeah. >> the excitement over the new "star wars" trailer that has caused a frenzy on this desk. >> first tickets to that movie going on sale and that's crashing websites around the world. we'll tell you more. >> so exciting. coming up next, how safe is your facebook account? >> good morning, from menlo park, california and facebook headquarters where we've gone beh

heavy rain for texas and during an ennino year texas tends toet a lot of rain, especially as w@ go from wednesday into thursday morning. heavy rain up near amarillo andnd this will sit for a little while and could end up with flash flooding and could end up with 3 to 5 inches of rain through the panhandle of texas down through san antonio and an area of low pressure pushed on a lot of moisture. doesn't look like we've got the rain but could see some coastal effects with coastal flooding because of the high tides down there. in the meantime, slight risk of stronger storms in@new mexico and an area of new mexico is starting to build in e eastern half of the country turning the wind over to the soumay see a few more added before we get enough rain... we have a chance of a few showers today and tomorrow, but it does't look like a lot of moikture will track through. stormtrack7 live weather netwowok cameras will be luckkto catch some o o those rain showers today with the really dry air over us. temperatures are still mild... we are in the mid 50s to mid 60s in our area, with a few upper40s in the northwest. were mainly aut 10 derees wamer than yesterd

rain for texas and during an ennino year texas tends to get a lot of rain, especially as we go from wednesday into thursday morning. heavy rain up near amarillo and this will sit for a little while and could end up with flash flooding and could end up with 3 to 5 inches of rain through the panhandle of texas down through san antonio and an area of low pressure pushed on a lot of moisture. doesn't look like we've got the rain but could see some coastal effects with coastal flooding because of the high tides down there. in the meantime, slight risk of stronger storms in new mexico and an area of new mexico is starting to build in the eastern half of the country turning the wind over to the southwest and >>> dylan, thanks very much. looking at patchy clouds early on. otherwise, partly to mostly sunny today. noticeably milder this afternoon. forget the 50s, we're in the upper 60s. not all that chilly tonight. a low of 54 in town. will see 40s in the suburbs. warmer yet tomorrow, though. in the low 70s. 72. 73 on thursday. more clouds than sun. could be a late spripg will or shower as it cools down on friday. upper 50s. 60 on saturday. a few cloud

rain for texas and during an ennino year texas tends to get a lot of rain, especially as we go from wednesday into thursday morning. heavy rain up near amarillond this will sit for a little while and could end up with flash flooding and could end up with 3 to 5 inches of rain through the panhandle of texas down through san antonio and an area of low pressure pushed on a lot of moisture. doesn't look like we've got the rain but could see some coastal effects with coastal flooding because of the high tides down there. in the meantime, slight risk of stronger storms in new mexico and an area of new mexico is starting to build in the eastern half of the country turning the wind over to the southwest and >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start this morning but we've got a nice sunny day ahead and a big warm-up. upper 60s and low 60s. not warm enough, look at tomorrow. in fact, look at the next couple days. wednesday and thursday, middle 70s after morning temperatures around 50 degrees. cooler weather, though, arrives on friday, sunny, breezy, 60 the high. cold saturday morning down to 38 degrees, then a chance of showers sun

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