it michael in corpus christi, m e. well, what i fully expect is a doubling down of everything, so the sanctions didn't work. so what else is going down here? i mean, there's, there's an, you know, there's a discursive problem here in the, you know, russia must not win, that's the mantra in the west. but it should have been, we need peace and peace for everyone. and they continue to say, no, russia can't win where and that's almost putting ukraine as a foot note to all of this one minute before we go to the break. here michael and chris corpus christi, you have to really understand the real motives of biden. and his son hunter, the sorrows crowd that carries the clintons. there's more going on here than just the geopolitical needs of 2 great nations fighting over a 3rd. and that has to be examined thoroughly and far beyond the topic we have here to talk about. i bitin will impotently throw tons of money at beltway corridor, here in washington, at the arms makers in an effort to try and have some of a trickle into ukrain

♪ >>> it's early fall in corpus christi.rong. describe that drive to the hospital. >> just going very fast. you know, just trying to get there as quickly as possible. >> my first call was to kelly, to let her know, to get to the hospital immediately. >> reporter: after about 20 minutes, laura arrives at the hospital with taylor. >> she came in screaming that she needed help. and then everybody went and tried to er get the patient inside. we immediately started to try to resuscitate. he did not have a pulse and he did not have er spontaneous respirations. we got the breathing tube in as quickly as possible and, um, put iv access to give medications. >> when i walked into the hospital, i could clearly see the doctors trying to resuscitate him. >> doing everything you can and knowing that you're not gonna have a good outcome is a -- is a very sad situation. >> reporter: what happened at the hospital? >> at the hospitals they tried to revive him. but he was -- he was already gone. >> laying there, lifeless. blue. greyish-blue. a

it michael in corpus christi m a. what i fully expect is a doubling down of everything, so the sanctions didn't work. so what else is going down here? i mean, there's, there's an, you know, the, there's a discursive problem here in the, you know, russia must not win, that's the mantra in the west. but it should have been, we need peace and peace for every one. and they continue to say, no, russia can't win were and that's almost putting ukraine as a footnote to all of this one minute before we go to the break here, michael and chris corpus christi. if you, you have to really understand the real motives of biden. and his son hunter, the sorrows crowds the carries, the clintons, there's more going on here than just the geopolitical needs of 2 great nations fighting over a 3rd. and that has to be examined thoroughly and far beyond the topic we have here to talk about. i bitin will impotently throw tons of money at the belt way, corridor here in washington at the arms makers in an effort to try and have some of a trickle

i want to thank my guest in washington corpus christi and moscow. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our t c. and next on, remember of cross knuckles with oh, when i went shopping wrong when i just don't hold any world to shave out disdain. because the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground news. united states has always had a variety of tools to use and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole world. and we need to make room for the rest. because without out there will be dead. aah! need to establish something like this. a command center. any place is good enough. even the cemetery odyssey visits heavily fortified positions abandoned by the crating army near the town of a russian

here michael and chris corpus christi, you have to really understand the real motives of biden. and his son hunter, the sorrows crowds the carries, the clintons, there's more going on here than just the geopolitical needs of 2 great nations fighting over a 3rd. and that has to be examined thoroughly and far beyond the topic we have here to talk about. i bitin will impotently throw tons of money at the belt way, corridor here in washington at the arms makers in an effort to try and have some of a trickle into ukraine. it won't work that, but that's all he can do. well, am i maxime real quick here? i mean, the expectation, are you saying this is the split could be jet? could be generational 10 seconds, my friend. sorry for so little time. 10 seconds. i think it might be, i think it might be that they, it made me also have to be with generations to certain dishes or if you're in moscow and in washington dc. all right, doug. okay, well that was a great way to and out the 1st part of the program here, gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll co

my dream college is in corpus christi, by the ocean. i need to live next to the ocean, because i want to be a marine biologist. marine biologists study animals and the water. most of the time, i will be in a lab. sometimes, i will be on tv." then there was ellie garcia, a 10-year-old, and her parents, steven and jennifer. ellie loved to dance, and she loved church. she even knew how to drive tractors and was already working with her dad and her uncle mowing yards. "ellie was always giving of her gifts, her time, even half-eaten food on her plate," they said. they said, "around the house, we'd call her the 'great re-gifter.'" smiling through tears, her family told us how ellie loved to embrace. said she was the biggest hugger in the family. now, ellie was born catholic, but had been going to baptist church with her uncle for the last couple of years. her mom and dad were proud of her because, they said, "she was learning to love god, no matter where." the week prior to her passing, she had been preparing to read a verse from the bible fo

texans go to corpus christi or galveston, those are your options.e only dad in our audience. in fact everybody here is a proud papa. we've even got dad's dialing in from around the country because today's show is a salute to you. our rad dad hour. that's right, i remember talking to mike, we've done a lot of red mamas hours, dads are cool too. there is some great dads so we are going to give it up for the dads today. you've got some great guests, joel! the thing with joel is he always brings me some baby animal because it makes me happy. kittens, puppies, piglets, i cannot wait to see what he brings today. and a pair of father-son doctors breaking barriers in their field. they do not want to miss this story, it is awesome. >> it could be fixing up old cars, check out the dead who can play any song. this is impressive. he can play any song by ear within 15 seconds of hearing it. watch. >> we are going to do "happier than ever" billie eilish. ♪ ♪ [playing piano] >> kelly: i love that cover they did. that is impressive. right? that is impressive! i was

my dream college is in corpus christi by the ocean. i need to live next to the ocean because i want to be a marine biologist. marine biologist study animals and water. most of the time i will be in a lab, sometimes i will be on tv. then elie garcia, a 10-year-old and her parents steven everyjennifer. she loved to dance and loved church. she knew how to drive tractors. and already helping her dad and uncle mowing yards. she was always giving of her gifts, her time, even food on her plate, they said. around the house we called her the great regifter. smiling through tears her family told us how elie loved to embrace. said she was the biggest hugger in the family. elie was born catholic, but having corn to baptist church with her uncle the last couple years her mom and dad were proud of her because they said, she was learning to love god no matter where. prior to her passing she had been preparing to read a verse from the bible for the next wednesday night church service. the verse was from deuteronomy. 6:5. i felt love the lord thy god w

texas a&m corpus christi is now setting up a scholarship in her honor. her mother ana wants maite and all the victims to be remembered. >> why i want the world to know? because i don't want her just to be another kid. i don't want her just to be another face. i don't want any of those kids to be just another face. each one of them has a story to tell. >> and that is absolutely true. the idea of fourth graders now going to these funerals. marcus moore with us tonight. and marcus, you mentioned there the chief of the school police and this contention that they thought it was over, that they were dealing instead with a suspect now barricaded in a classroom as one of the reasons for not going in for so long. but i would imagine so many people at home tonight are still asking, wouldn't you still need to get in there to try to save the lives of the children who had already been shot? >> reporter: yeah, david. it is a key question. and it is one of the many that investigators are hoping to answer. they want to know, what did the officers on the scene, what info

my dream college is in corpus christi, by the ocean. i need to live next to the ocean, because i want to be a marine biologist. marine biologists study animals and the water. most of the time, i will be in a lab. sometimes, i will be on tv." then there was ellie garcia, a 10-year-old, and her parents, steven and jennifer. ellie loved to dance, and she loved church. she even knew how to drive tractors and was already working with her dad and her uncle mowing yards. "ellie was always giving of her gifts, her time, even half-eaten food on her plate," they said. they said, "around the house, we'd call her the 'great re-gifter.'" smiling through tears, her family told us how ellie loved to embrace. said she was the biggest hugger in the family. now, ellie was born catholic, but had been going to baptist church with her uncle for the last couple of years. her mom and dad were proud of her because, they said, "she was learning to love god, no matter where." the week prior to her passing, she had been preparing to read a verse from the bible fo

one teen in corpus christi discovered that she was pregnant just two days before the ban went into effecthe now 18-year-old woman and she joins me now. caroline, great reporting. the story is just gripping. and i think really revealing. and one of the things that stood out to me in your profile of brooke, the woman at the center of this, is how the decision was really made for her and reflecting on her life now, she told you this. i can't just really be free. i guess that really sums it up. that is a big thing that i really miss. what else did brooke tell you? >> i mean, it is a really kochlgly indicated story. it is a really complicated situation. on one hand brooke thinks about everything that she lost. she had beautiful plans to go to real estate school, she was going to get her real estate license, move out of corpus christi, make this new life for herself in austin. and she now has these babies that of course she loves and she can't imagine her life without, you know. like this is why this is unit is -- subject is so complicated. it is hard for brooke to talk about the law and weigh

my dream college is in corpus christy by the ocean. i need to live there because i want to be marine biologists. marine biologists study animals and the water. most of the time i will be in a lab. sometimes i will be on tv. >> we have all seen great actors give great speeches. some of them are written for them in the plays and films and tv shows. some of them are extemporaneous expressions of gratitude at award shows. some of them are passionate public policy statements. and matthew mcconaughey delivered them today at the white house, it may be the important most important speech given by an actor. it could be a speech that saves lives if it helps create new laws that can save lives. it wasn't a polished oscar winner's performance. it was much, much more than that. it was wrong. it was a real person, feeling the emotional weight of a painful experience, nervously shifting from side to side, physically trying to find his place, his center, to try to save these things that he doesn't want to have to say. nervously trying to control his e

my dream college is in corpus christi by the ocean. live next to the ocean because i want to be a marine biologist. marine biologists study animals and the water. most of the time i will be in a lab, sometimes i will be on tv. then there was elly garcia, a 10-year-old and her parents stephen and jennifer. elly loved to dance and she loved church. she even knew how to drive tractors and was already working with her dad and uncle mow yards. elly was always giving of her gifts, her time, even half eaten food on her plate. they said. so around the house, we called her the great regifter. smiling through tears, her family told us howelly loved to embrace. said she was the biggest hugger in the family. elly was born catholic but had been going to dal pontist church with her uncle the last couple of years. her mom and dad were proud of her because they said she was learning to love god no matter where. a week prior to her passing, she had been preparing to read a verse from the bible for the next wednesday night's church service. the verse wa

my dream college is in corpus christi by the ocean.d to live next to the ocean, because i want to be a marine biologist. marine biologists study animals and the water. most of the time, i will be in a lab. sometimes i will be on tv. then there was ellie garcia, a 10-year-old, and her parents, steven and jennifer. she loved to dance and she loved church. she even knew how to drive tractors and was already working with her dad and her uncle mowing yards. ellie was always giving of her gifts, her time, even half-eaten food on her plate. around the house, we called her the great regifter. smiling through tears, her family told us how ellie loved to embrace, said she was the biggest hugger in the family. and ellie was born catholic, but had been going to baptist church with her uncle for the last couple of years. her mom and dad were proud of her because they said she was learning to love god no matter where. the week prior to her passing, she had been preparing to read a verse from the bible for the next wednesday night's church service. t

whether it becomes a named storm or not, it's going to bring heavy rain from corpus christi all the way up through lake charles. this area could use some rain. they just don't want it all at once. that's likely to cause some flooding. david? >> rob marciano with us here on a wednesday night. thank you, rob. >>> we turn now to the supreme court tonight. associate justice stephen breyer will officially step down at noon tomorrow. in a letter to president biden today, saying, quote, it has been my great honor to participate in thentain our constitution and the rule of law. at that same hour, judge ketanji brown jackson will be sworn in, the first black woman on the nation's highest court. abc news will carry that historic moment live right here. >>> in the meantime, when we come back tonight, late news this evening on pfizer boosters for millions of americans. >>> also late word on dr. fauci, leading with a rebound case of covid. >>> and then the visitor gored by a bison at yellowstone. we'll be back. if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney dis

atlanta, tallahassee, you add in the humidity it feels like 105 in monroe, 108 in tallahassee, corpus christi, 106. and as we move into tomorrow, records again possible from orlando, 100 is the record we'll come close dallas coming close. triple digits there. wichita, baton rouge add in the humidity, heat index well above the triple digits, 103 in wichita, feeling like 100 in birmingham. san antonio 102. trending cooler is really in air quotes because even though the temperatures cool down a bit, monday little rock 86. charlotte 91 on monday the temperatures still are above average. so we are looking at heat right on into the beginning of next week for these regions we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >> and that's your latest y thi? and you say you know what, let's try this place instead. no sticky floor here. when you realize you've never seen a broadway show, so maybe you'll treat your parents. they'll think it's neat. this is neat. so neat. when you say i'm gonna go to daytona bea- nope. i'm gonna go to the caribbean! or is it... the caribbe-an? and it's alm

dream college, corpus christi by the ocean.e biologist. marine biologists study animals and the water. most of the time i will be in a lab, sometimes i will be on tv. and then there was ellie garcia, 10-year-old, and her parents steven and jennifer. ellie loves to dance and church, she knew how to drive tractors and was working with her dad and uncle mowing yards. always giving of her gifts, her time, even half eaten food on her plate, they said. around the house we called her the great regifter. smiling through tears her family told us how ellie loved to embrace, the biggest hugger in the family. and ellie was born catholic but had been going to baptist church with her uncle the last couple of years. her mom and dad were proud of her because they said she was learning to love god no matter where. the week prior to her passing she had been preparing to read a verse from the bible for the next wednesday night's church service. the verse was from deutorony. love the god my soul with all thy might. that's who ellie was becoming. s

jack, this is from brownsville to corpus christi texas, and on the grave of lbj, the arch texas democrate republicans are winning. and i would suggest, winning big . worried about crime, worried about the border, just worried about getting that hispanic and black vote they are not supposed to get. this is a seismic change for american politics, isn't it? jack: it represents a lot of significant things that look very bad for democrats. this special election that went to mara florez unexpectedly, the republican who won the special election. there is still going to be a competition in november, because this is replacing someone who steps down, but it shows you that democrats on one hand have not necessarily put a ton of effort into a state like texas, despite maybe their dreams of turning that lou presidentially someday. two, they already knew they had bigger problems than they initially thought with hispanic voters at large, especially looking to florida. more conservative cubans. what, you know, they cannot lean back on some opposition to donald trump now that he is not president. the bor

she was already in contact with corpus christi for future college enrollment. 9 years old. maite cared for the environment so strongly that when the mother asked the city if she could reduce the balloons in to the sky, her mom said no, maite wouldn't want to litter. she wore green high top converse with a heart she had hand drawn on the right toe because they represented her love of nature. can you show these shoes, please? wore these every day. green converse with a heart on the right toe. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. we also met a cosmetologist, she was well versed in mortuary makeup, that is the task to make victims appear as peaceful and natural as possible for the open casket viewings. these bodies were very different. they needed much more than makeup to be presentable. they needed extensive restoration. why? due to the exceptionally large exit wounds of an ar-15 rifle. most of the bodies so mutilated that only dna tests or green converse could identify them. we

no that they aren't, because they are that's video of us climbing the huge tower in corpus christi.ll the building blocks for plastics when it comes to oil and gas, exxon is still increasing its oil and gas production its shareholders, how do they feel about it? also the efforts to the company to reduce its carbon footprint that's something we took a hard look at and asked executives about. how serious are they what kind of capital commitment are they making? what opportunities do they see that are available at scale today to reduce carbon the way they have said they will, of course they're spending 15 billion over the next six years but they have an ambitious to be carbon neutral by 2050. that doesn't include the burning of whatever they are taking out of the ground. that includes their own operations >> david, president biden has also ramped up i think his attacks on the oil sector, and urged themto invest more in exploration and production and refining even in today's speech, went after them for using money for share buybacks he's telling them to invest in something they don't se

there are 25 metros in texas overall, midland and texarkana and laredo and corpus christi and el paso. and those 25. are second only to california's 26, so if there's any doubt of texas as a state being pulled by the economy of its cities driven by its metropolitan reality these numbers sort of spell it out. texas triangle is home to 49 of the fortune 500 companies. that's one tenth of all the fortune 500 in one state dallas fort worth has 23 houston has 22 and austin san antonio have four austin gaining recently major moves like oracle headquarters and teslas major presidents. this is a pretty dynamic indication of where we are. the texas triang if measured as a country would have a gdp as the 15th largest economy in the world just those 35 counties so they count in global terms, texas has a whole has a an economy as a number 10, but you can see with the size of the triangle economy that that's a big part of this. this is interesting the dallas, fort worth msa alone has an economy about the size of sweden's. the houston metropolitan area has an economy slightly larger than belgium. a

so parts of corpus christi into houston, even alexandria and louisiana, there could be some beneficialainfall out of this and certainly a potential for some flooding as well. speaking of for for, how about a potential tropical cyclone, this would be tropical storm bonnie just north of venezuela, plenty going against the system. one, it is a little too close to the equator. that kind of reduces the spin potential of the storm, but also interacts with land here and we do think that it will run out of time. some models suggest maybe this gets up into a low grade category one as it approaches nicaragua, but again at this point mainly going to be a rain make along this region. beyond this, there is also another system trying to form, 30% chance of this storm forming. but it is in a more favorable placement. again, quite a ways out, but something worth monitoring. and high temperatures across the u.s., only the upper 60s across seattle, 65 in san francisco. highs in chicago, warming up to almost 90 degrees. >>> "early start" is next. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of min

dad of nine-year-old maite, now maite wanted to be a marine biologist, already in contact with corpus christi university for future college enrollment. nine years old. maite cared for the environment so strongly, when the city asked her mother if they could release balloons into the sky for her memory her mom said oh no, maite wouldn't want to litter. maite wore green high-top converse with a heart she had handdrawn on the right toe because they represented her love of nature, camilla's got the shoes, can you show these shoes please? wore these everyday, green converse with a heart on the right toe. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her at the shooting. how about that? we also met a cosmotol 0, gist well-versed in mortuary make-up the task of making the victims appear as peaceful as they can for casket viewings. these bodies were very different. they needed much more than make-up to be presentable. they needed extensive restoration. why? due to the exceptionally large exit wounds of an ar-15 rifle. most of the body

she was already in contact with corpus christi a&m for her future college enrollment. 9 years old. strongly that when the city asked her mother if they could release some balloons into the sky in her memory, her mom said oh, no meite wouldn't want to litter. meite wore green high-top converse with a heart she had hand drawn on the right toe because they represented her love of nature. camila's got these shoes. can you show these shoes, please? wore these every day. green converse with a heart on the right toe. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. how about that. we also met a cosmetologist. she was well versed in mortuary makeup. that's the task of making the victims appear as peaceful and natural as possible for their open casket viewings. these bodies were very different. they needed much more than makeup to be presentable. they needed extensive restoration. why? due to the exceptionally large exit wounds of an ar-15 rifle. we heard from so many people, right, families of the deceas

and yet, we were down doing that interview, melissa, in corpus christi at a giant chemical plant, and the building blocks for plastic, it is an enormous business for them already. over $7 billion in earnings last year, most likely going to be more this year. it still is hard to imagine they would only get back to 2014 levels, of sales, if you were selling no gasoline. yeah, i questioned him on it, that is where they came out. obviously, they all believe there will be other revenue streams coming into the company. as you point out, there was still going to be potentially a need for natural gas, for example. even for oil, even though it is not used that heavily in the grid in terms of powering electric plants, and then there will be the efforts that they make and this is the focus of our documentary, in terms of reducing carbon in the atmosphere. carbon capture, hydrogen, biofuels. all designed to become significant producers, but profits of this company, by 2040, that here that he cited. >> david, it is karen, thank you for being on. really, it is fascinating. your question to him, i h

we are talking about temperatures well above 100 from abilene down to corpus christi today into tomorrow. and the heat wave, dallas and austin, triple digits right on through tuesday. so the heat is on, this is dangerously hot weather. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. is crystal clear. and smart camera auto pans and zooms to keep you perfectly in frame. oh, and it syncs with your calendar. plus, with zoom, microsoft teams, and webex, you'll never miss a meeting. and neither will she. now that's a productive day. meta portal: make working from home work for you. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, mr. roker. >>> coming up an inside look at new drama between famed hollywood exes now brad pitt is accusing angelina jolie of selling her winery to inflict harm on him. >>> what we can learn from drivers who found creative ways to cut down and make their fill ups last longer. but first, this is "day" on to (music throughout) >>> coming up, we're welcoming a beloved friend back to studio 1a. >> if anyone is counting it's been 884 days since valerie b

tomorrow that heads east abilene, corpus christi.e weekend into monday with triple digit readings. and as we head back to the west you can see temperatures still today scorching. gallop, flagstaff, palm springs 108. bakersfield 94 and we continue th las vegas and phoenix looking at triple digits with record setting conditions right on into the weekend. that's a look at the weather across the country here's what's happening your neck of the woods. >> time for the best time of the morning. it is "popstart" time. >> let's go, let's go. >>> good morning. we are looking at the seven-day forecast. heat is going to ramp up after today. enjoy the mid-80s. tomorrow it is mid-90s and up to 100 in a few spots going above that as we go towards friday afternoon. by saturday it is pretty warm but we do catch relief on sunday with more clouds moving in and showers to the north. a warm day on friday in san francisco, a cooler weekend ahead. >> time for the best time of the >> time for the best time of the morning. it is "popstart" time. >> let's go,

we will watch 3 inches or more from corpus christi all the way to mobile, alabama.ere's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. i am cary hall. today is still hot, headed for 93 degrees. the rest of the week. we will be on a downward trend with cooler air coming and especially by friday into the holiday weekend. >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> thank you. coming up not one but two kings in the box office. the details behind a huge weekend for "elvis" and for mr. "top gun" himself, tom cruise. right after this didates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪♪ matching your job description. add downy to your wash for all the freshness and softness of home. even when you're not at home. feel the difference with downy. (host) more and more cat parents are feeding tastefuls from blue buffalo because it's tasty and healthy. and now blue tastefuls comes in single serve portions. just snap it, peel it, pop it, chop it. pick up tastefuls singles and find out why one taste is all it takes. ♪ ♪ p dry eye symptoms keepes driving you cr

into tomorrow, more storms will be expected along the gulf and especially along that area from corpus christi inches of rain the good news is it's been so dry because of drought conditions we don't expect much flooding unless there are areas of poor drainage that's what's going on around the country. i don't know, was there only 40 states >>> good morning. temperatures today only reach 80 degrees and we mostly see 70s for the inland valley and interbay. for san francisco expect a high of 62 degrees tomorrow. we will also see >> betty jo melvin is on right now. mrs. melvin, betty jo, do you remember s and h green stamps? >> yes, did you hear what i just told craig >> what'd you tell them? >> we had green back stamps here, because they had a local store. i worked in the store for three years. i bought my stuff out of there. >> okay. >> that's where you got craig, isn't it [ laughter ] >> okay, ma, ma, this is live tv live tv. >> love you, mr. melvin. >> we got to go. thank you for confirming al roker's story. >> okay, all right, i'm out. thank you. >> i love betty jo melvin. we've come back, up

she was already in contact with corpus christi university of a & m for future college enrollment, 9 yearsd for the environment so strongly that when the city skz asked her mother to release some balloons into the sky in her memory, oh no. she wouldn't want to litter. she wore green high top converse with a heart she had hand drawn on the right toe because they represented her love of nature. camilla has these shoes. can you show these shoes, please. wore these everyday. green converse with a heart on the right toe. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. how about that. there was garcia, a 10-year-old and her parents steven and jennifer. elle loved to dance and she loved church. she even knew how to drive tractors and working with her dad and uncle mowing yards. the week prior to her passing she had been preparing to read a verse from the bible for the next wednesday night church service. the verse was from deuteronomy 6:5. shall love the lord your god with all your heart, with all the soul and