, 71 in corpus christie, 48 in oklahoma. oklahoma city will climb to 56 i had, corpus christie will be 20 degrees cooler, cooler, drier air working its way into texas city. it's going to get chilly tonight. strong thunderstorms, super cells producing hail. we'll look at damaging wind perhaps later in the day. the warnings that we have right now across jackson, mississippi include a flood warning. if you're traveling the roads, we're talking about diminished advice bites in addition to those flooding downpours. you need to stay off the roadways. it takes only a couple of inches to really sweep your car away. you can see this is a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 2:00 this afternoon. as these storms continue to drag along i-20 towards the east into georgia, we expect to see this watch shift to the east with those super cell thunderstorms capable of producing more hail and damaging winds. in jackson, mississippi, they have a flood warning now. that goes until these storms push toward the east. we have flash flood watch

currently at 48 degrees, 71 in corpus christi will gain a little bit of warmth across corpus christi aiding in the instability we have in the atmosphere help to go fuel thunderstorms and those super cells actually producing hail right now across portions of texas. take a look at the radar. let me move out of the way to see really across texas. we have these super cells popping up that are capable of producing damaging winds and hail. those are the primary threats here today. heavy rain all the way toga. see just a soaking downpour. it is north of i-10. if you are traveling along i-20, i-75, you want to use some caution out there today. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect all the way from college station into tyler texas where we have had reports of hail the size of quarters. quarters, that is. and as we continue to track through the course of the day, we expect to see really an explosion of these thunderstorms as they continue to track towards the east. a lot of instability in the atmosphere. >> that's why i started with the temperatures. you need the heat and dry air. we h

he's the interim director of a & m university's new loanstar unmanned systems center in corpus christi. why don't you tick off some of the drone based careers that students can actually pursue now? >>there are going to be tremendous careers for our students. people that are in engineering and computer science and geospatial science are going to be able to take those skills and apply them to this new industry. there are also going to be those individuals that might go to a 2 year school and learn how to operate and maintain these systems. we certainly think of this as a third kitty hawk moment in aviation and we are preparing to teach our students and educate our students in order to be able to provide the workforce for that new industry. >>what's exciting about your center is that it's not just on computers and theoreticalthey actually go out and use these drones in real world applications. >>absolutely. if you look behind me you'll see that we have our rs16 and we've been flying that south of corpus christi looking at the maritime environment of padre island, looking at seagrass growt

. >> welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate live from the" red eye" debate center from corpus christi, the students here at corpus christi high school for their generous invitation to sleep at their gym and i will be taking it up as soon as certain demands are met. half of our nation's schools have gym class with the average budget a meager $750 per school. that's less than joanne makes men spend on a date. yes, gone are the days of the rope climb giving burning to your inner thighs, michael. but we can change that. a bill is pending and it can make health and phys ed classes and rely on federal funding. investing education dollars in pe will save us money in the long run as a we battle the rave veges of diabetes other obesity-related diseases. always blame the fat people. and what is the best way to make kids run more? fire dodge ball. >> other countries are so strange. don't they realize you don't do it on a dry field? you do that indoors, kt. the u.s. is ranked low in math and science, but number one in the olympics. seems we have our priorities backwards. screw pe, more math and sc

cheniere building two facilities, in louisiana and another one in corpus christi, texas.ey're talking about the permitting process, as well as the contracts they're signing to sell liquefied natural gas once the terminals are up and running. i've been behind the stock for ages, lng's given me a quick 25% gain since we last spoke to the ceo six months ago. let's check in with the visionary chairman and ceo, find out about where his company's doing and where it's headed. welcome back to "mad money." good to see you. >> thank you. >> have a seat. >> thank you. >> when we first heard about the kremlin in kiev, it was pretty clear that the media kind of didn't understand. because they know we have a lot of natural gas. they figure, you put it on a ship and send it there. doesn't work like that, does it? >> i wish. no, it takes many years to really, first, plan it and organize it properly. at least two to three years in the planning process. and then, if you have a good set and prepared carefully, it takes another four to five years to get your first lng. >> you're talking abou

look at the temperature drop, 79 in corpus christi, 72 by oklahoma city, tomorrow morning temperaturesuld be down at or below freezing. forecast temperature is 34 but just west of that many freeze advisories are i in effect. moisture doesn't dry out, it could briefly change to sleet or snow. the further north you go there is that chance you could end this rain as a brief period of winter weather. >> he did say snow, dave warren, thank you so much. freddy mercury is being honored by a comic book. he died back in 1945 when he was 41. are honored by kurt cobain, and are are hillary clinton, can anybody find me somebody to lo love. "techknow" is next. a. >> this is "techknow." a show about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. >> dr. crystal dilworth is a monthly ec lar neuroscientist. would you give kids marijuana if it could help them?

and i remember a woman from corpus christi, texas. she had a group of about 35 people and they had meetings and local politicians came and said they would like to come. she said i would love to have you come. but you don't talk. iowa you listen to us. i don't know many leaders that would talk to a republican leader like that. reagan with when he ran for president he had a good phrase. he ran against the establishment. the rockefeller ring, the ford ring and the nixon ring. he said we need leadership that is unfettered by old ties and old relationships. that is what the tea party is. i think if we welcome the tea party in with these other groups that reagan launched us on we have a strong and winning coalition out there. part of what i said there was kind of a criticism of the republican conservative leaders. and i think that too many conservative leaders, not those in this room, but too many of our friends became an arm or appendage of the republican party. they lost their independence and we need a lot of thing as conservative. more

he is the starting center fielder with the corpus christi hooks.tweeted this gruesome picture of himself from the hospital. that's not photo shopped. doctors say the incident at home plate fractured his cheek. hours later, another photo, thumbs up. deshields tweeting i'm doing fantastic. blessed to see another day. >> a little loopy on meds right now, but feeling good. not really much pain. feel a little awkward in the face. >> reporter: the 21-year-old houston astros prospect says he doesn't remember what happened. just the aftermath. >> and i was like it can't look as bad as i think. i looked in the mirror and i was like, wow, then i started laughing. >> reporter: at the rawlings test facility in suburban st. louis, it's clear the damage a ball can do to a player. this is what a 90-mile-an-hour fastball looks like when it strikes a watermelon. >> baseball is a relatively safe spord, so thankfully we don't see these kind of injuries very often, but it really makes sense to me to start thinking about protecting people's faces. >> reporter: deshield

are end counted to call 911 and we will get a live person to be ache end care of and leap let corpus christi ktvu channel 2 morning ktvu channel 2 morning news tara moriarty. >>> he is trying to recover. >>> a van belonging to them has been kept locked up and the thieves also crashed through a sign, the program holds extremely disadvantaged people. >> they are low income with disadvantaged disabilities and they are really taking a lot from us. >>> lie whence plate 407. s. they say they do have insurance but it is not enough to cover the cost of a new van. >>> olympic athletes including paulina he had mops. >>> she is are cell phone and he is congratulateing them them of their games. >>> the items delivered on the plane purchase take off which is now the focus of investigators. >>> we are now hearing from a man who was lost for two nights in freezing conditions. testimony. >>> good morning, we are looking for some slow traffic and we will take a leak from at the approach and we will talk about that and see if there is anymore rain from this system. well, you when you were a lot younger. what

shineer energy wants to invest $11 billion in an export facility at corpus christi, texas. now, that's not one penny of government spending, not one penny. we have a huge deficit and we have a huge debt and we have got to get on top of it. that means controlling our spending, but that means we have got to have economic growth. so here are companies willing to invest and create jobs and create economic growth and create tax revenues. not raising taxes. creating tax revenue. why in the world do we hold them up? how would -- how does that make sense? how is that common sense? and here we are on an unemployment insurance bill where we're going to spend more government money to pay people who remain unemployed when we could approve these projects and put them back to work at good-paying jobs, and instead of growing the deficit, we could actually create tax revenues from a growing economy. again, not higher taxes. from a growing economy to help reduce our deficit and debt. so the sheer energy project, $11 billion investment at the facility in corpus christi creates a market for s

. >> there's a hearing in corpus christi later on today. >> they are safe if the driver doesn't havenything hanging from the key. >> u.s. workers only use half of the paid vacation time. even if they take the time off 6 out of 10 work while on vacation anyway. leaving time on the table means leaving money on the table as well. an average of $1,300 per worker per year. men may not shop as much as women but they certainly buy more. retailers are paying attention. brad dau is triplie -- prada is tripling their men's stores. the some people disagree. i think men don't like to shop so when they do they spend more money to deget what they need. >> get it over with. >> a major controversy is brewing on the baseball field. you got to hear about this one. there's a major league star under serious fire for missing the first two games of the season just for the birth of his child. is this fair or is it foul? what do you think? >> a story all parents can relate to. one dad so sick of his daughter ignoring his orders to clean her room he gave her a lesson she will never forget. [ male announcer ]

do that is a task assigned to researchers at six test sites including texas a&m university in corpus, christie. >> they will be a big part of our lives. >> it shows they can handle surveying crops or highways even search and rescue. >> the technology is there. the technology is there. the problem is how are we going to coordinate all of these things in the air. it is not an easy task. >> one concern is that most drones use gps to navigate but the civilian system is unencrypted. >> if it was in a populated area it was a large drone someone brings it down could cause a lot of damage or harm. >> most carry cameras great platforms for spying. the u.s. laws need updating before thousands fill the air. >> just like any other technology it comes with lots of benefits but there is always some concern. >> ultimately the integration of groan drones may be driven by the all american mighty dollar. researchers say drones could be an $8 billion disin texas alone. 80 billion across the country. >> the time is 26 after the top of the hour. coming up. stay tuned. look at this. a hot air beau loon on a crash c

hotel room with 12 or 15 liters below the speech afterwards and i remember there was a woman from corpus christi texas and she headed up the tea party group of about 3,000 people and periodically it was publicized in the paper local politicians with call and say i want to come to your meeting and she would say okay great. i will tell you what we will introduce you. but you don't talk you listen to us. i noticed about al know just abm and many of them are in this room that would talk to the republican politician like that. in 1976 when he ran for president he had a wonderful phrase. he ran against the republican establishment and against the rockefeller wing he ran against four and mixing and said we needed neneednew leadership, nep unfettered by old ties and old relationships. the tea party is unfettered by old ties and relationships and so i think if we welcomed the tea party and with these other groups that ronald reagan launched we have a very strong and winning coalition. part of what i just said there was a criticism of republican conservative leaders and i think to many conservative leader

this one in corpus christi.hers are conducting all kinds of experiments to find out whether drones can be safely integrated into u.s. airspace and what they might best be used for. in this demonstration, the drone has been programmed to follow every move that robot vehicle makes without any input from humans. companies like amazon, dhl and domino's piece sa are looking at ideas to make deliveries by drones. the university president says the drones are coming. >> i believe they are going to be a big part of our future. in ways that we haven't even conceived of yet. >> researchers believe the first commercial application of drones will be far away from populated areas. certainly not delivering pizzas. at any rate, there are still a lot of hurdles to get over. with some 7,000 commercial aircraft in the skies every day, drones will certainly need sensitive technology to stay away from planes and other objects like buildings. and there's the dangerous the gpa navigation system could be hacked and set off course. and

he wanted to go, he went to corpus christi, i think, being trained. and i think he really loved that feeling of doing something different. >> when i think back to midland, texas, i think of baseball. my dad was a very good baseball player, he was the captain of the team. they went to the championship twice, sadly lost both times. i used to love to play catch with him. i remember the first time he said son, i can throw it as hard as i want. which meant a lot to me because it meant i had come of age in terms at least, of me being able to catch a baseball. >> and the bush family began to grow, first with a daughter, robin, and another son, jeb, bush learned the oil business and piloted a corporation with a group of investors in 1953. it became an offshore drilling experience with rigs around the world. >> we went through very tough times. when the rig went down, and it is a third of your profits, that is tough. but you have people depending on your livelihood. i think that is important. >> the difficult times the bushes faced in the oil business were not

but he he wanted to go.so he had been to corpus christi being trained and i think he really loved thatling of doing something different. >> when i think back to midland, texas, i think of baseball. my dad was a very good baseball player. he was a captain of a successfu. yale baseball team. they went to the ncaapl championship twice. sadly lost both times. and he was a good first baseman. i t used to love to play catchhp with him. i remember the first time he said, son, i can throw as hard as i want. ti which meant a lot to me because it meant i had come of age, at least in terms of being able ta catch a baseball. >> the bush family began to grow. first was ame daughter, robin, d another son, jeb. bush went into the oil business and founded the zapata petroleum business with a group of investors in 1953. it became an offshore drilling operation with rigs around the world. >> we had some very difficult times. when the rig went down and that was what stirred the company's holding, that's tough. but you have to have somebody who knows what it means to have 60 people or whatever number they

. >> reporter: he is the starting center fielder with the corpus christi hooves. he tweeted this picture of himself from the hospital. that's not photoshopped. it fractured his cheek. hours later, another photo. thumbs up tweeting i'm doing fantastic. blessed to see another day. >> i'm a little loopy on meds right now, but feeling good. not really much pain. i feel little awkward in the face. >> reporter: the 21-year-old houston astros prospect says he doesn't remember what happened. just the aftermath. >> and i was like, i can't look as bad as i think. i was like wow. then i started laughing. >> reporter: at the test facility in st. louis, it's clear the damage a ball can do to a player. this is what is 90 mile-an-hour fastball looks like when it strikes a water melon. >> we don't see these kinds of injuries very often, but it really makes sense to me to start protecting people's faces. >> reporter: deshields says he's unphased. the test will be when he's back in the batters box. his father a former major leaguer himself thinks his son will be fine. >> i don't th

we got an exclusive look inside one of the other five test ranges at texas a & m university in corpus christiresearchers are wrestling with all kind of issues as to how to safely integrate drones into u.s. air space and what they might be best used for, some hurdles they're tackling, how can drones stay away from other aircraft, address privacy issues. almost every drone has a camera on board. an a danger the drone's gps navigation system could be hacked and the drone sent off course. texas a & m university says that is a big concern. >> if it was in a very populated area, obviously if it's a long drone and someone brings it down it could cause a lot of damage or harm. and we certainly don't want that to happen. >> the researchers say in order to avoid that the civilian gps system may need to be hardened, encrypted like the military system so it can't be hacked, bill? >> besides search and rescue, john, what are some of the other uses for drones we'd find? >> initially the researchers say applications far away from populated centers. crop surveys, for example, checking out transmission lines

the latest update brings it from montgomery through corpus christi.rnoon we get sunlight that acts like energy for those storms. we start to see them kick up again. that's going to be the concern as this frontal system makes its way across the country, producing heavy rain in the southeast and eventually spreading into the northeast overnight. you were talking about snow. look at the back side of this. see the white? yes, snow in the forecast as high pressure fills in, cool air comes from canada and temperatures, wow, do they go down. we're going to talk about the flooding potential, even the northeast seeing about two inches of rain. a little snow on the back side of this but it's the temperature drop you're going to feel. the below normal temperatures behind the cold front that spreads to the northeast we're talking about a 30 degree temperature drop and i'm not going to be making any friends. >> i'm crying right now. i knew we would pay for that 80 degrees we had this weekend in atlanta. >> a little tease, a little tease. >> thanks so much. >>> it

this one at texas a&m university in "corpus christi."rses are wrestling with how drones are safely integrated into us air space and what they would be best used for. some of the hurdles they're tackling, how could drones stay away from other aircraft and objects. how to address privacy concern because almost every drone is equipped with a camera. the danger that the drone gps navigation system could be jammed or hacked and the drone could be set off course. the university professor said that is a big concern. >> if it was in a very populated area, obviously, if it's a large drone and someone brings it down it could, it could cause a lot of damage or harm and we certainly don't want that to happen. >> reporter: researchers say in order to prevent that the civilian gps system may need to be hardened, encrypted like the military system so it can't be hacked. what about the application of drones? the first commercial use is likely crop surveys, checking oil and gas pipelines, and electrical transmissions and sufficient. companies like amazon

heat, some close to records down in south texas, brownsville, 95, 97 could break a record in corpus christiine, temperatures warm back to average today. good news it's going to be clear and comfort tbl next couple nights because we have near record warmth for tuesday through about thursday. today, 67 in san francisco, low to mid-60s along the coast, rest of us in the low to mid-70s. but tonight we'll fall back into mainly the upper 40s to low 50s. accuweather seven-day forecast, check out wednesday's highs. >> and for some people the best day of your life this morning being on "gma." how exciting. all right. lara, let's get that "morning menu." >> welcome. thanks, ginger. welcome to "gma," everybody. here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first coldplay's chris martin is opening up for the first time about his split from gwyneth paltrow. >>> also new overnight, the latest on the alarming surge in devastating knee injuries for young girls playing sports and how the risk of that injury could be cut in half. jen ashton will have that. >>> and "the spider-man 2's" andrew g

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i work at a refinery in corpus christi and baytown. the refinery capacity for this type of oil really only exists on the gulf coast. and this oil will not be shipped down as oil, but a refined product, mostly diesel. it will not be going to china. it will be going to europe, for the most part. again, there are many misconceptions about it. we cannot build a refinery in this country. the epa permitting regulations just won't allow any new refineries to be built. people are upset and want to build a refinery closer to the canadian border. that's fine. we need more refinery capacity in this country. but they will have to call their congressman and have them allow these things to come about. and one more thing pedro. i notice there are not a lot of calls on the republican line. i'm not sure if that is because republicans are going to work. host: address the concerns over safety of the pipeline itself before you go. are you there? ok, i think he is listening to his television. the administration delaying the keystone excel taking into consi