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the coal plant in corpus christi killed by epa just this week.colorado, listed by the department of interior, going to shut down oil and gas exploration and kill off housing in colorado or in fact the medical device tax. 2.3% on gross receipts. perhaps the biggest job killer of obama care kicked in. that is the government killing jobs. your president, your party, your representatives are at every turn killing off jobs in the country. not the private sector that is not doing its job, it is the federal government that is killing it. >> hang in there both of you. i want you to listen to on wednesday also when the gdp number came out and showed a contraction for the first time in three and a half years. 5.8 trillion bucks down the drain contracting the economy. abc talked about it a little bit. nbc disregarded it completely. didn't even show up. listen to what scott at cbs news had to say about it. >> a shrinking economy over time spells recession but this number is likely to be revised as more data come in. senior business correspondent anthony maso

look at the heavier rains coming toward corpus christi approaching houston for the afternoon. this is the beginning of what could be a major crippling snowstorm for parts of new england. around here just some snow showers off to our north and west. i want to show you the futurecast though because we're going to be quiet today and tonight as we dip into the 20s. the clouds will move in pretty quickly on thursday. maybe get a little sunshine in the morning but generally a cloudy day, a colder day. as we get into thursday night, now we're at 5:30. rain is already in toward north carolina. some snow toward roanoke and virginia tech. we'll head into midnight now. here comes that snow kind of bi81 trying to get into some of our southwestern suburbs here with rain in d.c. and especially south and east. but by 6:00 a.m. friday morning, look, i hlg 81 from -- i-81 from charlottesville and points west dealing with snow and a mix but around here, looks like just a cold, nasty rain. we'll watch this carefully because if the cold air hangs on a little longer, we could have a few more probl

san antonio is a lot from my hometown corpus christi. they do not have the bay or the beach. i wanted to visit with you a little bit. i really do sympathize. we have a big problem that our immigration system is broken. we have a lot of case work when we had a brownsville as part of the district represented. my heart is broken by some of the family issues. my heart is broken by the fact many people who are in this country without proper documentation of basically an underclass that are not afforded full protection of the law. you see them here illegally. there are a crime industry and you are afraid to call the police for fear of you get taken involved in it and you are open to exploitation. it is a real problem that needs to be addressed. i have spoken to republican colleagues. some of my democratic colleagues. it seems that the stumbling block for almost everybody is the pathway to citizenship you have been talking about for such a long time. we look at the promises of the 1986 immigration form that granted citizenship ship to so many people the seal the border and make sure

a plant in corpus christi killed by epa just this week.at sage hand in southwestern california listed going to shut down oil and gas exploration, kill off housing in colorado then let's talk about the see quest traigs that and medical device tax, 2.3% on gross rets. props biggest job killer kicked in. that is the government killing jobs. private sector doing best it can, but your president, your party are killing off jobs in this country. not the private sector that snot doing it's job. it's the federal government killing it. >> i want you to listen to, on wednesday, also, gdp number came out and showed a contraction. abc kind of talked bit a little bit. nbc disregarded it. listen to what cbs news had to say about it. >> a shrinking economy spells resection but don't panic yet. the number is lakely to be revised as more data come in senior business kmondent found this dark cloud may vai silver lining. >> headline may be disat but economy was showing strength at the end of the year. >> one economist put it, it's the best contraction in

san antonio is like my own hometown, corpus christi. you have a pretty good basketball team. i wanted to visit with you a little bit. i really do sympathize. we have a big problem. i think we all agree that our immigration system is broken. we have a lot of cases at our office. my heart is broken by some of the family issues that i see. also my heart is broken by the fact that many of these people who are in this country without copper documentation are basically an underclass and are not afforded the full protection of the law. if you're here illegally and you see a crime on the street, you are afraid to call the police for fear of you getting involved in it. you're open to exportation by unscrupulous employers. it is a real problem. it needs to be addressed. i have spoken with a lot of republican colleagues. some of them democratic colleagues. and a lot of folks back home on the issue. it seems like the stumbling block for everyone is the pathway to citizenship you have been talking about for a long time. the promises of the 1986 immigration reform when it granted citizensh

to fly anywhere from corpus christy you have to change in dallass. they are the same boat. so how many routes with one stop are you competing on? >> i don't know the number. but what i can tell you is any route with one stop has significant competition. because everybody serves the routes on a one-stop basis. >> and . >> you have to . >> and i agree. i think u.s. air typically has a lower fares when i'm booking. i strong luxury i used to have being able to travel on wednesday. i have to fly on the busier days. you were talking about no hub closures. and looking at the map of the hubs, i have to agree with mr. mitchell. geography doesn't seem to make sense. and aa has history of closing hubs. you have nashville and raleigh and miami, charlotte, washington, philadelphia, and new york. that's a lot of hubs in a close proximity. how much assurance can you give us you're not going to shove one of those down? >> congressman, a couple of considerations. if you look at the geographic distribution of the hubs and the primary purpose of the service of the hubs, we have as we state pu

. >> reporter: in corpus christi, wind-whipped dust made driving look like this. and watch as the side of this building in austin crumbles. after being battered by 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts. this morning, even as the storm moves east, it is thrashing highways, from oklahoma to kansas. roads now caked in snow. here in missouri, the morning commute will be nearly impossible. it's the second major snow in less than a week. and while grocery store shelves in kansas city were cleared in anticipation -- the remnants of last week's wallop in wichita came crashing down, in time to make room for a fresh coat. here's the other difference. this snow is very heavy. it is already weighing down trees and power lines. i'll bet power outages will been an issue. and roof collapses could be a problem, too. elizabeth? >> all right, ginger. thank you so much. >>> now, we're going to turn to the headlines coming in right now on the pope. we just learned that benedict will be called emeritus pope and will wear white after he steps down next week. his retirement this week is being clo

just last week, i toured a new facility in my hometown of corpus christi a new v.a. clinic with a large area devoted just to treating some of the psychological problems that many of our veterans come home with after the horrors of war. and it's something that we need to continue to do as a country and it's something we need to continue to do as americans. though the result of chief kyle's health was -- help was tragic, it doesn't children in our responsibility and our duty to help our fellow americans and especially our heroes who are suffering. we can do that in a wide is a ryity of ways. we're doing it in congress the way congress does things, we're enacting laws, appropriating money, we're doing programs. but helping on a very personal level is something that we need to continue to do and that is a legacy of chief kyle. i was reading a "dallas morning news" article this morning about the kind of funeral that he received, 200 patriot guard riders accompanying the funeral procession from the memorial service that was held at cowboys stadium in dallas, texas, to his