>> reporter: corpus christi police detective, michael hess, got the call that day. as their son lay in a coma, hannah and larry were taken here, to police headquarters, for questioning. >> it's extremely, extremely important, how he behaved, what he did and then what measures you took. >> i think i already did. >> well, okay, because there must be some things missing. >> all she said was the child took two steps, said he was cold and fell. that doesn't make sense. >> did you think that maybe we need to call emergency medical people? >> we were -- that's what we were trying to decide and we just decided it would be quicker to run up to the emergency thing on the corner. >> why didn't it occur to you to call 911? i mean, that just seems like the automatic thing. >> i don't know. >> you're sitting there watching this child dying and you don't do anything. how do you do that? i don't understand that.

. >> reporter: the devout corpus christi couple fell in love as young missionaries. they started a family, but always talked of adopting. when the overtons met andrew in 2006, it seemed like a perfect fit. >> we knew that there were a lot of kids out there that didn't have, as we told our kids, mommies and daddies that love them. >> reporter: 4-year-old andrew had been born to a meth addict and placed in foster care at the age of 2, due to abuse and neglect. his foster mother attended the same church as the overtons so andrew got to know the kids through sunday school. >> my girls said, well, andrew's praying for a forever mommy and daddy, a forever family. >> reporter: at the time, hannah and larry had four biological children -- isaac, age 8, isabel 6, alli 5, and sebastian, 2. the young family lived off larry's modest salary from a landscape lighting business, but they made it work. she home schooled. he built furniture. even though hannah became pregnant with a fifth child, they volunteered to become andrew's forever family. >> i guess for us it was very exciting

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see these from space, a huge complex and underneath that is the severe weather in brownsville, corpus christi, houston and new orleans. >>> for us we have a weak low coming in, and water temperatures are cold enough to send that fog bank roaring and gusting up to 37 miles an hour at baskerville road. 35 at travis with a seabreeze that was cut in half for yesterday inland and cranking up big time with travis showing some decrease but in the last hour 32 miles an hour. 52 is the water temperature at the bodega bay, half moon bay at 53 and so long as this stays the fog has no problem forming. we are on the easter -- eastern edge of this ridge generating that fog machine to crank up big time. 50s and upper 40s, 51 at scotts valley, boulder creek at 51, cupertino 53 and ukiah at 53. monterey at 52 in las vegas at 73. the sierra looking nice today but afternoon thundershowers popping up. you can see this system that is spinning in the atmosphere and enhancing the fog bank at the delta breeze, and also the drizzle. 50s, 60s, 70s and very low 80s and inland temperatures coming down 3 to 5 degrees com

we're building -- not we but there's a company that is building a gas pipeline, $2 billion from corpus christi to mexico. they're importing all the ports, all the pipe through our ports. they're build iing it from core puss christie to brownsville on land. they go out and back in. it's a 40-inch gas pipeline. >> and that's good for your business. >> it's good for us and the united states and texas. >> john larue -- >> seven feet. >> out of the port of corpus christi. still to come back to the milken conference where elaine chao sits down for her first interview since joining the trump administration and will be joined by richard lefrak. their plan to rebuild america's crumbling infrastructure. don't move. >>> hi, everybody. i'm sue herera. here is your cnbc news update this hour. u.s.-backed syrian fighters capturing more areas from isis in northern syria a. video released by the democratic forces shows fighters appearing to advance in recently liberated areas. it shows ammunition and artillery stockpiles that the group allegedly seized from isis militants. turkish police arresting dozens of p

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host: that's bill in corpus christi, texas. opinion page of the "new york times" this morning includes an open letter to the deputy attorney general, mr. rosenstein, about what happens next, or at least in mile an hour thinking, what should happen next. he says when it comes to the memo that he acceptability initially on the topic of the firing of james comey, the editors write, in any case, the memo is yours, and that's compromised your ability to oversee any investigations into russian meddling. but after attorney general jeff sessions recused himself from these matters because of his own contacts during the campaign with the russians, the power to launch a truly credible investigation has fallen to you and a lofpblete -- host: again, that's an open letter to mr. rosenstein, the deputy attorney general. again, that letter, by the way, the letter that he has sent, there are several letters that have led up to the firing of jim comey. if you go to our website, that's where you can find a copy of the memo that started the proces

we appreciate your business in corpus christi, by the way. we try to make policies that makes sense for the customer. it makes sense if you're going to travel you can bring your clothes along with you. regarding the no checked bag fees allows people to check their bags. we have more bin space because they are checking their bags. we strive to keep costs low. it allows us to do things like no bag fees. we believe we get more business overall because we do not charge fees. >> and mr. munoz, the reason you had to get people off or trying to move a crew to get to their other airlines, united is my primary carrier. one of the things i see a lot when i when it says awaiting inbound kruchlt why don't you just keep the crew with the airplane? why couldn't you put the same crew and take that one issue off the table? >> i think it's a great thought. make sure so the ability to keep crews on the flight is not something that's easily doable. we are seeing reports about having adverse reaction with over 3,000 flight attendants and now with pilots. what is

we have a chance of severe storms, 6 million at risk, two areas, one victoria, corpus christi, and from columbus, georgia, savannah town to >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. we're getting a dry start this morning and a warmer one, too. 61 degrees. spotting some fog in the suburbs and more rain on the way for later today. i've got your neighborhood forecast ahead at 4:30. >> thank you. >>> here's a look what the we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> a security expert from our area shares insight about the terror attacks at that concert in manchester, england. we have all the breaking developments. >>> nearly free. this philadelphia man is about to be released after spending the last 24 years behind bars. his family tells us how he endured. >>> growing fresh local food choices. students in camden are helping to nourish the city's residents with fruits and veggies thanks to hard work and a generous donation. >>> and more free family fun. we'll look at the tours you can take this summer without spending a dime. >>> weather, traffic, and news before you head out the do

we have a chance of severe storms, 6 million at risk, two areas, one victoria, corpus christi, and from columbus, georgia, savannah town to jacksonville, florida. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look at the day ahead. well, from texas to florida to the carolinas, chance of heavy rain. some areas could locally get 3 to 4 inches. the rain makes it about as far as washington, d.c., but look for dry today in the northeast. the u.s. naval academy freshman class officially became midshipmen monday with the traditional monumental challenge, at least 1,000 formed a human pyramid around statue. that's covered in vegetable shortening. the goal retrieve the hat and replace it. less than 2 1/2 hours. >> that's something to be proud of. never mind getting to the naval academy. thank you. still ahead jury selection in the bill cosby trial. and we're monitoring president trump's trip and meets with mahmoud abbas. actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides

. >> had you hungry a restaurant in corpus christi is serving up a breakfast taco with refried beans,ausage, eggs, brisket anticipate cheese. it weighs five pounds. it's going to cost you 13 bucks, but it's free if you can eat it in less than 11 minutes. >> reporter: less than 11 minutes. >> go to pancake house you get a stack of pancakes for 1.99. >> it's texas. >> reporter: they do things differently that's for sure. live on sky6 live hd you see a beautiful shot of the center city skyline. high, thin clouds are rolling in from the west. these are in advance of our next rainmaker that will arrive after midnight tonight and set up a lousy workweek. the radars are clear. temperature reading in philadelphia. we're doing better than yesterday at this time. 70 degrees already. dewpoint, 32, pressure 30.34 inches. winds out of the east and southeast. they will shift and go southwest as we head into tuesday. that will you will mitt -- ultimately start pushing these numbers upward. pair of 6s in wilmington and general winds speeds 10 to 15 miles per hour out out of the east southeast. it was

and quick drive times, highway 4 to walnut creek on southbound 680, seven minutes. 24, corpus christiway 13, still at nine, and 580, tracy to dublin just under an hour at 59 minutes. we have b.a.r.t. delays coming up. >>> a san francisco supervisor requested money to study a possible b.a.r.t. extension to the district. she wants to study a tube extension as far as 6th avenue. she wants to include a muni subway along bay. >>> and then michael finney next tackling your question. >>> why the entire country of >>> why the entire country of sweden is being offered >>> 6:23. if you are looking -- oh, do you want to talk to me about sweden? >> i sure do. if you are looking for a summer vacation spot and sweden comes to mind, the whole area is being listed on airbnb right now. their motto is freedom to roam. they say you don't need money or a reservation to enjoy all sweden has to market. they are featuring amazing homes you can rent and sweden looks a lot like my face. i never saw that. >> apparently. >>> you may not think the words chocolate and heart smart go together, but they might. rese

the thunderstorms are blowing up down the gulf coast from brownsville, corpus christi and new orleanswhich is the main focus of the severe weather for today. it is cool to see the sunder storms developing from space on those big complexes. for us 50s, 60s and 70s cooling inland 3 to 5 degrees. not much change tuesday and wednesday and i don't see any change on the coast and bay so long as the fog is there. [fog horn blowing] >> there it is. dropping 78 to 76 in gilroy, and only one degree in downtown napa and 73. this low picked up the fog bank it said i am in charge today and cranking up the breeze. not so much along the bay but out of the delta and even livermore is due west wind at 10 miles an hour. 17 yesterday and 24 sustain gust at 32. 50s on the temperatures, low, mid and a few upper and 49 is cold in danville, walnut creek, low 50s, and concord pavilion at 52, livermore 52 in vallejo at 53. 36 in truckee. isolated thundershowers developing and i hit mess up there. they will pick up later today. here is that low with this little spin. unless you are stuck under the low clouds i

and we appreciate your business in corpus christi, by the way. we try to make policies that just make sense for the customer. we like you're going to travel it makes sense that you can bring your clothes along with you. and so, specifically, regarding the overhead bins, the no check bag fees allow people to check their bags. so we actually have more bin space because they're checking the bags. and again, we strive to keep costs low. it's always been a tenant of our airline business, all the way back. and keeping costs low like having no bag fee. finally, we believe we get more business overall because we do not charge fees. >> mr. munoz, if the very much publicized incident that probably lent to this hearing, the reason you were trying to get people off, you were trying to move a crew to get to another airline. united is my primary carrier. one of the things i get when i get delayed it comes up on my app saying awaiting inbound crew. what i don't understand, why don't you just keep the crew with the airplane? why dot crews have to connect? why ca

i've got to tell you, back here in corpus christi, texas and the rest of the 27th district of texas,aying you stand behind donald trump, congressman, because he is going to succeed in making america great again. >> all right. congressman blake farenthold of texas, thank you for your time. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, can president trump reset u.s. relations with the arab world. >> this sunday "am joy" is on at a special time. join us from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern after premier league soccer right here on msnbc. we have a great show planned for you. make sure you tune in, and don't forget to join the conversation online at #amjoy. ♪ ♪got what you want... ♪...i got what you need. ♪i'll be your i'll, i'll... sarah? cleaning up. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to

we appreciate your business in corpus christie by the way.y to make policies that make sense for the customer. we feel like if you're going to travel, makes sense if you can bring your clothes along. reporter: you recall, melissa, that other airlines started charging for baggage fees to pay for high fuel prices years ago. fuel prices have dropped. none of the airline sicktives would not stop charging for bags. only southwest where two bags fly for free. free peanuts on other airlines. melissa: amazing. this is what it comes down to. adam shapiro, thank you. david: proving fake news really exists at least according to president trump, the trump administration is once again lashing out at cnn why the network is sensorring the president's late -- censoring the president's latest ad. melissa: why people will never make a switch to the competitionthe numbers are next. >> android, home screen is goofy. apple is lot more simple but high-tech as well. whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. a

south texas from victoria, corpus christi to lor raaredlar. the northeast dries out.a ton of sunshine but dry. as we head towards tomorrow, we're still watching the southeast for the heavy rain from atlanta to tampa to florida. this is good. they've had a drought developing over the last couple months, so they'll like this soaking rain here. you dry out beautifully in texas tomorrow. it looks like a nice day tomorrow. not a lot of sun but at least temperatures very comfortable from about washington, d.c. northwards through new york and into boston. the biggest concern is everyone in the southeast. of course, when you get the thunderstorms and heavy rain, we'll see a lot of airport delays including areas like atlanta and if orlando gets hit later today by thunderstorms too. >> a lot to track. >>> still ahead, the trump administration is set to unveil its 2018 budget proposal. we're taking a look at what's in and what's out of it. >>> more on the president's trip to israel and west bank. depend real fit briefs feature breathable, cotton-like fabric. in situations like t

your advice to the class of 2017 in the minutes that remain, let's go to corpus christi, texas, wheres on the line for parents. hey there, steve. caller: hey, how are you doing? host: great, thanks. caller: i just had a daughter graduate last friday. host: congratulations. caller: my oldest, she graduated. she has a masters. she's teaching at a local high school in another town up the road. and i told my youngest -- my oldest is 36. my youngest is 18. she just graduated high school. she graduated cum laude and everything. and i told her to be positive about everything you do in life. i've taught all my kids to be positive about everything you do in life. do better than i did. i mean, i went to college, but, ou know, my dad, he worked for an aluminum company for 35 years. he was able to come out of high school and get a middle class job. i mean, those jobs are long one. those metal companies, those iron jobs are long gone. everything is going technical. and i'm just encouraging her. she's on her way to college to get an engineering degree and, i mean, god bless her. because the way thi

south more toward the gulf but you can see the line of thunderstorm activity along the texas corpus christi and houston. for us weak system that's all it takes to say i will increase the fog bank and that's what is done high, low clouds combination and pronounced onshore breeze for many. it has been whipping up to 40 miles an hour altamont pass, 35 gusts travis at 35, 37 around vasco road onshore breeze 51 bodega bay san francisco bowie 53 half moon bay 53, i've seen 54-57 in santa barbara 52 if it stays there no way we will get that warm going forward if the ocean temperatures warm up all bets are off. until the temperatures stay in the 50s we will have plenty of opportunity for fog to form and overnight lows coasting in the city stay cool. calistoga 49, of the locations warmer and cooler for some. san rafael 51 bodega bay 49 san rafael 51 bodega bay 4937 truckee, 53 ukiah in the sierra afternoon showers my pop-up. isolated looks like high clouds coming in from that system and spin in the atmosphere and has fog some clouds and producing drizzle. 50s and 60s coast at bay, 70s very low 80s i

the new lexington now serves as a floating museum in corpus christi bay where visitors can explore and learn about its storied past in conflict zones across the world. additionally, lieutenant hall's daughter, gwen, serves as a volunteer on the ship to share the history of its namesake and the balance of the coral sea and his father's actions. now 75 years later, we remember the historic battle and more importantly those who served on the original lexington fought in the battle of the coral sea and helped ensure the japanese and axis power would never overtake the south pacific. mr. speaker, i'd also like to recognize the incredible career of the winningest texas football coach in history, calallen coach. he was born in missouri but his family quickly moved to south texas. he played football at harlington high school before playing at angelo state university. after graduating in 1971, the coach became an assistant coach in san antonio. in 1974, he landed his first head coaching job in dilley, texas, and four years later he became the head coach at hampshire high school. in 1984, he too

>> just a couple of things, and we appreciate your business in corpus christi, by the way. we try to make policy for the customer. it makes sense that you can bring your clothing along with you. specifically, regarding the the bag fees, allow people to check their bags, so we have more been they are checking the bags. keep coststrive to low. it has always been a tenant of our airline business, keeping cost low allowing us to do fees, like having no bag and finally, we believe we get more business overall because we do not charge fees. in the publicized incident that probably led to this hearing, the reason you had to get people off, or you were trying to move a crew to get to their other airline. united is my primary carrier. so one of the things i get when i get delayed it comes up on my app saying awaiting inbound crew. what i don't understand, why don't you just keep the crew with the airplane? why do the crews have to connect? why can't we put the same crew with the same airline and take that one issue off the table? >> i think it's a great thought. but there are rules