(diamond dallas page) 56, 57, 58, 59.is shot of terri at 60 so you could really appreciate 61. (terri) when i lost 20 more pounds i lost two sizes. but the whole body changed this is the first time i'm like, lean my waist is, like, 25 inches. i have abs that no grandmother that i know have. but the real feeling is i'm really healthy. i am strong. ddp yoga is a lifestyle. i've been livin' it 12 years. and it makes 61 much easier. this is all a bunch of b.s. if you don't get off the couch and just do it. we all know what we're supposed to do. i mean, come on. it's just normally too friggin' hard. that's the secret to ddp yoga. i'm tellin' you, just about anybody can do this. take wrestling legend jake "the snake" roberts. he was completely beat up from 37 years in the ring. he could barely move. (jake) i had to have part of my arch removed out of my left foot. then i had knee problems so they operated on my knee. i've had this hip replaced two discs removed out of my neck. that's big. i got atrophy down the left arm. total

dallas/ft. worth with thunder sleet. freezing rain made driving an icy, dangerous mess. 37 cars piled up in amarillo. in oklahoma crashes closed interstate 35. drivers in the storm's path struggled to get traction. >> it's pretty bad. four-wheel drive helps you go but it doesn't help you stop. >> even gifts out to push. slick roads turned big rigs into 15 thougs-pound hockey pucks. here in dallas there's ice everywhere. the police have responded to well over 100 crashes already. airports canceled about 1,000 flights thanks to the latest in a series of rapid fire winter storms so far costing airlines and passengers about $1.3 billion. there's a human cost too. in austin today, two people died in fires blamed on space heaters. >> i didn't know what to think. the house is on fire. i was hoping there wasn't anybody in there. >> reporter: and recent storms in tennessee and kentucky have killed at least 33 people. meanwhile, out west snow is falling in las vegas. hail in southern california. in the ea

on monday disruption from dallas and dallas/ft. worth airport. that shifting to the east to hartsfield-jackson airport. 300 flights canceled on tuesday. wet weather pushing in. sleet across the atlanta metro area into the early morning hours. 25 million people dealing with wintry weather across the southern united states where we have not had any significant snow accumulations. only a couple of opportunities per year. it looks like this time around maybe one of the opportunities. atlanta, winter weather advisory in place. working into columbia charlotte with sleet and ice and snow. all in the forecast over the next couple of days. if you are traveling across i-20 east of dallas to atlanta, that is where we think the first bout of wintry weather in the way of ice is possible. then comes the snowshowers. some models want to keep everything north of birmingham and atlanta. you get into the western mountains of north carolina with significant snow accumulations. some snow is possible. areas in arkansas or north carolina that looks to be the most like

the way from dallas through tupelo little rock memphis.t don't get 4 on average for an entire year. this will just be one storm. the storm is in the gulf of mexico. it'll grab some of that gulf moisture and dump it up here across the northern sections of the storm. that's where the snow will be. there will also be some ice just to the south of this band. but you're seeing 2 to 4 inches anywhere north of dallas sherman, dennison memphis and all the way across to knoxville maybe as far as hampton roads. more coming in places that don't like it. no one seems to like it but the south likes it even less. >> just listening to your forecast makes me cold. >> right. liking it is a given, right? handling it having the wherewithal, having the resolve. >> we're used to it here. >> right. >> not so much there. >>> all right. let's talk politics. could there be a thaw on capitol hill? i'm running with the metaphor. three days and counting until funding for the department of homeland security runs dry. they tried for the fourth time to pass a bill that

the storm announced its arrival in dallas/ft. worth in thunder sleet. that's a thunderstorm with freezing rain. 37 cars piled up in amarillo. slick roads turned big rigs into 15,000-pound hockey pucks. state troopers across the storm zone continue to worry about drivers getting stuck. >> looking for people stranded. >> reporter: around new england after a brief flirtation with warmer temperatures and sunshine arctic air is returning. in new york state, this man suffered a head injury after a chunk of ice from a big rig smashed through his wi windshield. >> i would say a foot long probably half a foot wide like this. a good slab. >> reporter: a warning to drivers everywhere as winter keeps a tight grip on much of the country, susan saulny, abc news, washington. >> yeah, speaking of tight grip there are signs winter might not let go that soon. more than half of lake michigan iced over and 85% of all the great lakes. >> meteorologists warn that could mean we're in for a cooler than average spring. let's get the shorter range forecast from accuweather's jus

they were almost all from dallas. >> reporter: one of those lawyers from dallas was mark hasse. an experienced prosecutor, a guy who lived his job. did you learn anything from him? >> oh, gosh, yes, of course. we would go to mark for almost everything. >> reporter: that's because mark had prosecuted some of the worst criminals in texas. >> he was tenacious. he was an intellectual. and he was very quick on his feet. >> reporter: marcus busch is now a trial lawyer with the department of justice. back in the '80s, he and mark hasse were young guns working in the organized crime section of the dallas da's office. >> mark was not afraid of taking on a fight. some of the defendants on some of the cases were -- were very bad people. and mark had the personality to stand in the breach and prosecute the worst of the worst. >> why did mark move out of dallas? >> he wanted a place where he had some room, so he bought a house on about eight acres. built a barn out there. he just loved being around animals and he loved the space. >> reporter: besides animals and wide-open spaces, mark had an

states is so bad in taxes the american airlines jet slid right off the taxiway and vfw airport at the dallas-fort worth and it just landed last night would try to get to the terminal the pilot his surmise during the turn the jeff of the pavement land in the grass no one was hurt but more than about the flights were grounded at the f.w. yesterday a hundred and 75 men already been cancelled for today. renewals breaking news >>james: to look at the pictures the slide into our news from as we speak the fire raging right now in the west kensington neighborhood the firefighters a having trouble getting water to the building there are reports that is because some are frozen that is come to any matter of the good news for the sprawling buildings are the firefighters have contained to the shoe store bought is a very intense situation to see the snow on the ground and fire fighters doing the best to douse the flames in the meantime let's find out about the weather across the nation. >>reporter: here is a live look at the temple across the country where once again still very cold conditions across parts of

he is leaving the dallas fed, this is an audition for you to be head of the dallas fed by the way. >> wow. david: i'm going to see how you would respond. a couple of good jobs reports, several good jobs reports, wages up in the last one, that's good news. isn't it beyond time at which the fed should raise rates given its mandates? >> well i don't think i'll be up for that job because i think we should unwind this a lot longer ago. david: you think we should have raised rates in 2004 now? >> or not lowered them as much. that is water under the bridge, isn't it now? turning to your question. i think the fed indicated they are wanting to be seen as data driven, so given these much higher, you know, the wages are going in the right direction, jobs look like they're catching, you know, traction here. i wouldn't be surprised if we see an increase in rates, very nominally later in the year, because of data drivenness and see what he says about this. i'm fascinated. i know i'll be tuning in for the two segments. liz: amen, yes! it's going to make news and give people a sense what may lie ahea

we still had a little bit of the ice but you can see dallas is mainly snow. by the time we go through tomorrow morning, we could see ice through the ark lo teches and then southern arkansas moving to the east. north georgia could see snow tomorrow afternoon all the way through thursday morning. this is going to continue to push to the east impacting north carolina once again, virginia. a lot of the same places that we saw with this last storm. what we can expect with snow accumulation 1 to 2 inches in dallas an inch or two in shreveport and the numbers go up. 4 to 6 inches around charlotte, 6208 to 8 inches and metro atlanta could pick up 1 to 3 inches. >> wow. >>> if you were watching last night, you might have heard a tragic story take a bizarre turn. what many thought was a case of road rage could be turning into something else entirely. what exactly was the relationship between the young man and the woman he's accused of murdering? details ahead. with my android from tracfone, i can... order safety goggles. play music for seedlings. post science fair proj

on monday we had major disruption out of areas in dallas and dallas ft. worth. all shifting off to hartsfield-jackson airport. sleet reported across the atlanta metro area into the early morning hours. about 25 million people dealing with winter weather across the southern united states where we have not had significant snow accumulations. atlanta, winter weather advisory in place. working on into columbia and charlotte with sleet and ice in the next couple days. if your travel plans take you east of dallas and to atlanta, that is where the first bout of wintry weather with ice. notice you get to the western mountains of north carolina and we are talking significant snow accumulations. some snow is possible and if you are heading to arkansas or north carolina, that is the most likely area for heavy snowfall. >> thanks pedram. >>> some explosive newly leaked cables indicate some discrepancy between what israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu talked about the iran nuclear regulations and the service telling them. the source of the cables is coming from south af

fort worth and dallas both have world-class lose. -- zoos. a sculpture garden was relocated from california to dallas. the perot's finish one of the finest natural science museums in dallas. austin, the government and university town, that i call home. it has a new performing arts facility. this spring, the sxsw film and music does festival in the world. the only formula one race in the united states, the united states grand prix is in austin every november. you go to said, they have a new performing arts facility that they just completed. houston, texas. there are more theater seats available in that city than any other city in america, outside of new york city. i make the argument that the reason why that happened is because government did it. but because policies that were made in austin texas, tax policy, regulatory policy, legal policies that don't allow for over suing. public school policies. when those were put in place, men and women knew that they could miss their capital, and they did that. it can happen across the country. we need

they suspected the skull was that of danny fry, the man whose torso was found in the dallas river. scientists took a photograph of danny fry, then photographed the skull at the same angle and size. the two photographs were superimposed to see if the facial features matched the skull. >> every area that i examined in the video superimposition matched up. >> the motive for the o'hairs' murder had been revenge, but why had danny fry been murdered? are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in your symptoms with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. and then speak with your gastroenterologist. with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, ac

i-35 coming to a crawl because of 1 to 2 inches of snow but in dallas that's enough. all right, this next storm will clip north texas, we've got winter weather advisories and winter storm warning posted for st. louis and a winter storm watch for parts of western new england, freezing rain in oklahoma and this blossoms as it get as cross the ohio river, st. louis towards cleveland through pittsburgh and then the rain/snow line dancing over the new york city area and see greater amounts across further to the north. could see a foot in st. louis and western mass too. that's a quick check on what's going on. talk more about the bitter coal and california storm as well later in the broadcast. >> but, rob, this is the first day of meteorological spring is that right? >> you're getting ahead of yourself. it's tomorrow but i like the optimism. >> never correct me on the weather, rob. i know you're a meteorologist and everything. all right. excellent. thank you. so we'll talk more about that coming up, thank you. >>> we move on to what appears to be a vicious political assassi

>>> the same storm right now in dallas dallas. we could see travel delays. heading out of town check with your airline. heading out the door it's completely dry and it is cold. certainly cold enough for snow but none for cape may today. tomorrow morning at this time we'll likely see snow falling from this van teenagetage point. it is dry and cold. the entire air is cold once again with clear skies. temperatures are still falling. a live view from the comcast center. we'll see a lot of sunshine on this day, even though we get a cold start into the 30s for this afternoon. reading in pennsylvania and cape may is 25 degrees. let's look at the snowy and icy scene in the pocano mountains. that's the view from steve big bear. 20s in the mountains. but the sunshine will be joined by a few clouds later today. right now just high clouds off to the north and west moving through allentown, reading and lancaster. the clouds are out of here today, but tomorrow there you can see the system that is rolling across the south. as far as wet weather right now, it's over texas a

hi, rob. >> i can tell you my friends in dallas even are tired of this winter. they've had a nasty stretch for the past week. all right, let's talk about where the storm is and how far it's going to stretch. boy, the accidents yesterday, over 400 cancellations in flights, a lot of those were in the dallas forth worth area. i-35 coming to a crawl because of just 1 to 2 inches of snow but that in the dallas area is enough. all right, this next storm will clip north texas, we've got winter weather advisories and now a winter storm warning posted for st. louis and a winter storm watch for parts of western new england, freezing rain in oklahoma and this blossoms as it gets across the ohio river, st. louis towards cleveland across through pittsburgh and then the rain/snow line dancing over the new york city area and see greater amounts across further to the north. could see a foot in places like st. louis and western mass too. that's a quick check on what's going on. we'll talk more about the bitter cold and a california storm, as well, a little later in the broadcast

so we just kind of naturally assumed it was someone from dallas. >> dallas, the big city less than 30ty tough customers there. >> i immediately started thinking about the organized crime cases. the murder cases that we'd prosecuted, many of those people received life sentences and were starting to parole out. >> someone just held his grudge, got out of prison and just wanted him. it was of just a personal vendetta against mark. >> even though investigators were convinced he was murdered because of his job as a prosecutor, they didn't stop there. >> you still have to interview friends, family members, associates. >> mark was a teetotaler. he wasn't married and didn't have children. those extensive checks into his background came up empty. >> there just wasn't anything there. he loved his mother who lived in dallas. spent a lot of time taking care of her and taking:30 dinner. >> all the -- taking her to dinner. >> all the personal checks into his life were not panning out. frustration was setting in because cases get harder to solve after the first 48 hours. two full days in, mark's mur

desde dallas, andrea rega.uÉ se trata. pablo: bajo una nueva ley los residentes de washington d.c. podrÁn apartir del fumar marihuana recreacionalmente pero en sus casas y mantener 6 plantas por personas. >> reconocemos que la marihuana es una sustancia controlada que se de gozar sÓlo por adultos responsables, no se permitida su venta y solo los mayores de 21 aÑos podrÁn usarla. pero permitir su uso aunque limitado crea un dilema en la naciÓn y en el hemisferio debido al tema de la lucha contra el narcotrÁfico, asegura este experto. >> ellos estÁn pagando el costo por una polÍtica liberal pero ahÍ la paga en sangre. pablo: aÑade que mientras la dea continÚa una polÍtica de mano dura contra el narcotrÁfico los paÍses de amÉrica latina en la capital de ee.uu. se puede consumirse repercusiÓn. >> hay una contradicciÓn creo que mucha gente estÁ preguntando con razÓn quÉ polÍtica coherente tiene ee.uu. pablo: generando problemas en las relaciones del hemisferio con washington. en este paÍs los que luchan contra el us

delay after delay at a frozen dallas/ft. worth airport. and now, across the country thousands of flights delayed and canceled. >>> global manhunt, the man behind the mask, the isis executioner, known as jihadi john, revealed. now even more of a mystery, chilling new details about the most wanted man in the world.

now, we at the dallas fed like everything else look at things differently.ulation. it's steady and for the decade i've been in service, best predictor of the next 12 months of inflation. the last nine months is 1.6 and 1.7%, different than headline pce or the core. we think that should be the best guidance of where we are. we are below the 2% target. we have price stability in the united states. >> what do you do with rates then? >> you know what i would do with rates, would have liked to see us begin to slowly raise rates. i was in favor of an early and slow approach. >> right. >> there's counter arguments out there in the academic community. larry summers, for example, saying -- >> sure. >> see the full eyes of unemployment. we run the risk of doing what the fed's always done, raise rates too rapidly, and every time we do that every time it happens, reach full employment raise rates, drive the economy in recession. i don't want to see that happen. my best guess is and i'm not on the committee going forward, march 17 th is the last day, going away dinner fo

many of them out of that dallas-ft.worth airport, as texas continues to bear the brunt of today's storm. martin savidge joins me from steubenville, texas. what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: jake well it's improved a little bit as the heat of the day has come about but this morning in texas, it was an absolute mess. a winter storm moved in. this is the second storm to strike the south in a week. obviously hitting an area not accustomed regularly to this kind of weather, and as you say, dallas woke up to a mix of sleet, of snow of freezing rain and it shut down just about everything. those who were brave enough to go out on the highways probably wished they had not. there were a number of reports of multiple car pile-ups. you already mentioned the travel problems at dfw and love field. hundreds of flights in and out were canceled there. schools across much of this area were shut down as were government offices and here's the problem, jake. it has thawed as the day has come to a warm 35 but it's quickly going to d

an inch of sleet has found on the dallas area in the last 24 hours. nicole mitchell is here with more weather. >> in northern parts of the state of texas into the panhandle. six inches of snow and rain. you were talking about the dallas airport. over 4,000 flights cancelled from saturday. now turning states like mississippi, alabama, georgia. atlanta - more likely to see sleet than freezing rain. it's problematic. there's another system and the temperatures will play a part in where the snow rain line is. we'll have to watch that for you. cold enough. so different advisories overnight. 46 today. yesterday was 78. you dropped over 30 degrees in a day about the cold air coming in. 10, 20, 30 adding in the wind chills, especially in the north-east. it will be brutal. 20-30 below what it will feel like. >> it's brutal in new york. >> coming up an al jazeera exclusive. documents showing a gap between what binyamin netanyahu said about iran's nuclear programme and what the intelligence believed. >> peanutal urgeies could be dangerous, fatal. it could cause

>> reporter: scott, this is one of dallas' busiest highway intersections. normally this would be bumper-to-bumper traffic but this on-and-off sleet storm has broad roadways to a crawl. so far there's been one traffic-related death and 300 accidents. it looked like a monster truck derby on interstate 40 just outside amarillo. 25 vehicles, mostly semis banged up and broken after sliding on icy roadways. outside dallas, drivers had to reverse off an icy highway ramp, and one driver tried to push another up a slippery incline. tony hartzel is from the texas department of transportation. >> it's a little more challenging because people think that it's a little like snow, but it's a lot slicker. it can look passable, but underneath can be black ice. >> reporter: at the dallas airport, more than 1,000 flights were canceled and the "american sniper" murder trial in stephenville was postponed. this person turned a slushy parking lot into a four-wheel drive skating rink, but it was serious business for the 300 plows and de-icing trucks deployed to stay ahead of the t

they are shipped in a armored truck to dallas and looked in a safety vault.ach card was grounded on a scale of 1- 10. and carl goes with professional sports authenticator. and i meet up with joe orlando president of psan at national sports collector convention for a crash course in grading baseball cards. >> why is this only a one. >> if you look at the card. you can so all of the defects and multiple creases. this is eight and is that mint? >> you look really, really close, there is tiny white pieces of wear on each corner and that is the difference between an 8 or 19or 10? >> tiny inperfections can make a difference of the thousands of dollars. >> this is psan eight roughly 100. if it was a nine north of 1000. and ten, north of 5000. >> what about the black swamp find? do carl's cards make the grade. >> what was your reaction when you saw the first card? >> it was mind blowing. >> the highest grade psan ever gave to a card was a seven. carls cards beat that. >> it was a ty cob. psis a midninth. little did we know there were 15 more and hundreds of high grea

he is laying his decision at an event in dallas.went on to receive almost 19% of the popular vote that year. this announcement is about 10 minutes. >> you stay right here. good afternoon. the volunteers and all 50's rates have asked to run as candidate for president of the united states. jim stockdale, by presidential candidate and i are honored to that the request. few people in this country have been able to live the american dream to the extent that i have. no person never had a finer father mother or sister then i. no man has ever been blessed with a better wife margo. or five more outstanding children, plus six grandchildren too good to be true. i have been extremely fortunate during my visit this career, so i have lived the american dream. certainly if anyone in the country should be obligated to serve its country and its people i should be. the volunteers now this is a critical time in our nation's history. neither political party has effectively address the issues that concern the american people. they have asked me to run t

are listed dallas today you are receiving on the thousands like cancellations in the dallas area because of the storm then to bring in some eyes and since no to north texas and is not good news to those of the traveling to texas around as a full no problems as are the fault is concerned. >>reporter: we're looking for someone the condition is not expecting a live look from the camera we have reason conditions out there and so we will see some money conditions through the afternoon today especially in from this morning money into the week on friday will add track in the chance of showers to arrive in the bay area along with strong winds we do see some strong winds and the delta where fairfield to allow our sustained winds 50 nibbling a 49 hour santa rosa 15 in the bars of the amount our and hayward we have a wind advisory still in effect for the north bay and east bay hills for higher elevations this continuing down through a 10:00 this morning this up to 50 m.p.h. especially along the delta-time to see a mixture of some '50s and '60s to to address not generally in the '50s ties for today

dallas and fort worth getting the first batch of freezing rain.nother huge batch of cold arctic air, and all of it is now spreading toward the east it's going to get colder during the day in the mid atlantic and northeast. betty, degreethis is it. and no sign of a big warm-up. i'm looking ahead to the first week of march already and it will still be chilly. >> speaking of the sleet in dallas, a lot of schools are closed because of it. >> don't send is the kids if you cannot get them home. >> wesleyan university are investigating after students are hospitalized after being he can opposed to a drug called molly. girls parents are pleading for them to return. they have gone to on join isis. >> we just want you to come home, if you are watching this baby can come home mom needs you more than anything in the world. you are our baby. >> the girls, ages 15 and 16, boarded a flight to istanbul on tuesday. a new associated are press poll shows that americans are siding with president obama's new plan to raise taxes on the rich more than half of people are

at the dallas/ft. worth airport last night, here's an american airlines jet sliding off the runway with 68 frightened passengers. it only takes a degree or two to make the difference between rain and ice. what started out across the mid south as rain tur into these sheets of ice and then the snow. it doesn't take much of it to cause trouble in the south, suffering an unusual series of these storms this week. this morning, drivers in raleigh saw an inch and a third of snow, and one of them died in wreck. on the roads up north, a new problem. large pieces of ice falling off trucks and trashing into windshields. >> i'd say a foot long probably a half a foot wide like this. >> reporter: he's recovering but needed 30 stitches. the cold air is pushing so far south, it's causing heavy fog in the gulf stranding cruise shims at port and at sea. >> they just moved us closer. >> reporter: thousands of passengers with vacations ruined. across the south they are also watching for black ice all this week, because ov

it is still some 600 miles to the big cities in between dallas,, dallas san antonio, austin houston are still a full day's driveway. between 2005 in five and 2,010 some 3.4 million californians left the golden state. for many in the middle class the reasons for simple, high housing prices, scarce jobs mounting taxes. housing is expensive and when the real estate bubble popped it took the economy and jobs with it taxes remain high. those who could and those who had to cut out reversing decades in which california gained more people that i lost. california once embodied the american dream of orange groves and opportunities in sunny beaches. now the california dies for detached people to neighboring states. the the single largest number about a million in the initial years went to texas with many making the long trek to the desert passed the state line and onward to reach the big cities of texas. california was not the only home american left behind for a knew life the lone star state. over the same five years nearly three and a half million americans arrived in texas from all points in th

con eso se han registrado docenas de actos uno de ellos fue mortal ocurriÓ en cartÓn al norte de dallasdo lo que tenemos desde dallas ahora regresamos contigo a los estudios. >> gracias fernando al regresar son las imÁgenes que mano indignado al mundo, vamos a ver como isis estÁ estrenando a un e ejÉrcito de niÑo s para matar. >> tambiÉn denunciamos la falla que podr [♪] >>durante dos aÑos hemos estado rompiendo las reglas absurdas de la industria celular, porque te escuchamos. [♪] no mÁs contratos de servicio anual. [♪] haz streaming de mÚsica ilimitados sin cargos adicionales por servicio de datos. lo quieres pero, ¿estÁs atrapado en un contrato? nosotros pagamos los cargos por cancelaciÓn de tu familia. sigamos rompiendo las reglas absurdas. ¡cÁmbiate ya! y sis acciÓnisis acaba de divulgar imagen de sus prÓximos combatientes nosotros son niÑos que salen recitando el corÁn y haciendo ejercicio. >> vanessa tiene mÁs. >> son imÁgenes que indignan a cualquiera, niÑo menores de diez aÑos preparÁndose para ser guerreros de isis segÚn los expertos muchos de estos niÑos sonreclutados cuando

. >> esta maÑana las escuelas y oficinas de gobierno amanecieron cerradas aquÍ en dallas fue una medidaen autopistas. >> esta es una de las consecuencia del hielo en las carreteras del norte de texas. >> que el huelo negro es un problema grande porque las personas no toman las precauciones no bajan la velocidad. >> ha sido un accidente tras otro la policÍa dice que superan las causados por conductores ebrios y atribuye la causa a subestimar las condiciones del tiempo. >> gran parte del motivo de los accidentes es esto que estÁn viendo es el llamado hielo negro aparentemente es un charco pero no es el caso todavÍa todavÍa hay hielo. >> aquÍ cuando hay nieve los carros nosotros no los tenemos modificados para eso. >> los residentes de ciudades como dallas, dicen que la acumulaciÓn de nieve no serÁ tan drÁstica, pero preocupa a la familia hispana. >> hoy vieron el centro de la ciudad diferente. >> tuvimos que salir porque tenemos necesidades de niÑos que tenemos que llevar a comer y asÍ. >> pero hasta estado vacÍo por el tiempo de frÍo. >> el peligro de carreteras es tambiÉn palpable en ot

drivers in dallas are struggling out there.olks thought twice about getting to the interstate. they put their car in reverse and backed off which is always safe. another driver needed a little push to get over an overpass. not much movement up in the air either. airlines canceling about a thousand flights in and out of dallas airports. >>> thunder sleet. >> in a little town about 30, 40 miles west of dallas/fort worth. >> just like it sounds? >> it was so charged there's thunder sleet. >> rough winter. >> it was down right balmy yesterday. when you're dealing with like all these low temperatures anything above. >> here's my announcement. who gets more rain seattle or washington, d.c.? we do. what happens is the instances of cloudiness give a little bit of rain. that's kind of what happened this year. a lot of people are tired of snow. we haven't had that much snow. we've had a lot of days of snow. took me a long time to do this. in january we had nine days with a trace of snow or more but it didn't add up to that much. in fact

on top of that if you were flying into say, dallas-ft.to love field, there were hundreds of flights that were canceled in and out of there today. the roads, of course, were very hard to pass on. then there was just the job. many people decided it wasn't worth the risk. there were a lot of businesses closed, government offices in many cases were shut down as were most of the schools in the affected area. here's the problem. it warmed up okay today, got very close to freezing somewhat of a thaw now it's getting bone-chilling cold again tonight. that means tomorrow morning, look out. it is going to be another tricky commute and by the way, it even canceled court here in texas, the site of the american sniper trial. it will resume hopefully, weather permitting tomorrow morning. wolf? >> martin savidge, thank you very much. let's get the latest forecast now from our meteorologist, jennifer gray. she's at the cnn severe weather center. jennifer, what is the forecast? >> well the good news is most of that ice has pushed out of the dallas area bu

i know a guy in new york, vegas, dallas.s. exclusive hotel deals - up to 60% off...priceline.com >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by priceline.com. >> good monday morning. i am autria godfrey. we have a lot in. on our website, wjla not. there has been a hobbled this morning commute. let's get the latest. >> pretty much everywhere, the latest right now on the inbound washington, and the lane very much as your road to the end of your start, that is inbound new york avenue headed to the third street tunnel. once you get to the tunnel everything is clear south of the freeway. northbound as you go to duke street you will find the very heavy building volume there nothing in the way, just a lot of heavy volume with delays continuing on randolph road at neville street. the railroad is stuck in the up condition. use extreme caution, conductors are getting off of the train to stop traffic manually. >> checking temperatures across the region, we have been falling for the last couple of hours. the feel factor is now down in

ear swiped to dallas in an armored truck and locked in a safety of vault.ext step is to get them graded on a scale from 1-10. he goes to ford old doe. they meet up at the national sports convention for a crash course in baseball cards. >> why is this one only a one-134? >> if you look at the cards you can see the defects. multiple creases through out the card. this is about as low as it can get. >> this one is higher this is 8. is that considered mint? >> if you look close you can see tiny white pieces of wear on each corner. that's a difference between the 8, 9 or a 10. >> those tiny imperfections can make a difference of thousands of dollars. this is a psa 8 worth roughly 100 or so. if it was a 9 at no times north of 1,000 if it's a 10 it is north of 5,000. >> what about the black swamp find? do carl's cards make the grade? >> what was your reaction? >> it was mind blowing. >> before the black swamp find the highest grade psa ever given to a card in that series was a 7. karl's card beat that in the first at bat. >> it was a ty cobb. little did we know the

it is the result of a fraud dispute with dallas-based company fca promotions. here is why. fca gave armstrong $12 million in bonuses during his string of seven tour de france titles but they say armstrong engaged in an unparalleled pageant of international perjury, fraud, and conspiracy for lying about using performance enhancing drugs. they now want some of that money back. apparently it looks like they may get it. >>> a first in the "american sniper" murder trial. the video confession from accused killer eddie ray routh played in court. here is nbc's jacob race con. >> reporter: for several minutes eddie routh doesn't move. the jury hears the hour long recording the media ordered not to broadcast audio. the questions begins doesn't answer directly rambling about flying pigs and people feeding on his soul. then he confesses he shot chris kyle first. i knew if i didn't take out his soul he was coming for mine next. he admits stealing the truck and trying to escape. at least three times the investigator asks routh if he understood if what he did was wrong and he said yes, ye

we've got more problems here in dallas tonight. we're down to 33. in a matter of hours, the elevated highways behind me will ice up and become next to impossible to drive as that ice extends all the way to the deep south. but first, back to colorado with snow continuing to fall and add up. already in some of the foothills, they've had a foot and a half of snow. here in dallas, all the way to little rock, the rain will go to freezing rain shortly. then the sleet and then on monday, a huge swath of frozen precipitation, sleet and freezing rain from midland, texas, to shreveport, louisiana. by monday evening, freezing rain is forecast as far south as parts of mississippi and alabama. a skier's delight in colorado, ski resorts picking up a foot of powder. an inch or two of sleet. fortunately the storm will have no impact back east. just another shot of dangerous cold. chicago shivers at 12 degrees monday and look at that, highs just two degrees. more than 30 below average. and more this tuesday, some spots could break back to back record lows. here in d

the snow and the ice that was in dallas has moved off just past atlanta and now into the carolinas andg a beeline there. there goes the low. high clouds trying to work their way in but they run into high pressure. sunny day on tap and it looks like not much of warming trend. the lows are so much colder. we will end up with wide spread 60s coast bay and inland. one of those days if you're in the sun not bad. but about 64-66 should cover most of it. a few high clouds on wednesday. partly sunny on thursday. start to cloud it up on friday. it will not be much rain but i think we will get a cold, light rain on saturday. >> we need it. >> won't be much. >> all right, thank you, steve. >>> another major music festival could be headed to the bay area but it's already sparking controversy. coming up in 20 minutes the concerns over traffic and noise for a planned four-day festival. >> and next a dramatic rescue until florida to free a pack of manatees stuck in a storm drain. >>> animal rescue workers say 19 manatees that got stuck deep under ground in a storm drain. crews worked through the nigh