there any hotel room in dallas. -- they are in a hotel room in dallas.e was frustrated because he didn't think there was much help from the city of dallas. can you talk about what houstonians should do? with the city is doing for them? guest: we are welcoming everybody from houston. we are so sorry that they are going through the difficulty they are. we've got currently in the about sixt worth area shelters open. we have 1400 people in those shelters. they started to fly in being airlifted from galveston yesterday. about 50 or 80 people at a time. we are opening of our convention center this morning. if he doesn't want to stay at a hotel there will be plenty of beds for him. beds.l have 5000 salvation army will be feeding people. we will make sure that we have all of the medical needs met for each and every individual. this is a terrible devastation and we want to make sure we make the lives of these individuals as easy as possible as they try to get back on their feet. for in factories coming into the city is there a place they should go to get access t

it's called "called to rise" by retired dallas police chief david o. brown just out in the bookstores. >> guest: thank you so much, peter. i appreciate it. take care. >> for so long women's stories, women's military stories have just been discounted. and appropriated by others and she just felt like the timing was right. it's time to give these women a voice. that we are not a social experiment. we ended up in iraq and afghanistan doing the same jobs as the man and coming home to a country that would not recognize many of these veterans at the same physical and moral injuries as the men. >> how do you make the case rightly i think that the health of conservatism is an urgent matter that actually has a real implication? >> it's one of two things pretty cool win elections and if you are doing matches for the sake of winning elections than the yes we can do that but if we as conservatives want to enact conservative policy then you have to treat an election like how do we set this up for governing in a way that we can move forward with our agenda? >> we di

i live just across from the police headquarters in a condo in downtown dallas. just a couple of miles away from the event. i had just told the second in command some but this is about to be over, peaceful. i'm going home. call me when the last protester gets in the car and drives off. so we want you to stay to the end to make sure no fights broke out as people walk to their cars.so i had taken off my gun belt and i get this call in my second in command. he is frantic and out of breath. i was a something and just hit the pavement. when he said to me made my heart drop. it really did. >> what is the aftermath of an event like that? five policeman killed and one day?>> it is gut wrenching that you have to explain to widows and officers kids why this happened. and you have to do it many times on a national stage. you have to try to maintain that caring, intimacy that you convey the right message and the families are paying attention to when you are in television or radio or just interacting in the public. with how you are expressing how you feel about the sacrifice

just how many people will dallas be taking in?s the mayor said they could be getting thousands upon thousands upon thousands of evacuees pouring into the city of dallas. this convention center you see behind me has transformed into a megashelter and it alone is expected to house up to 5,000 gulf coast area evacuees, people coming from the worst-hit places in texas. people coming in the worst possible conditions, watching events unfold back home. i want you to listen to a soundbite from an evac wee who finally made it into dallas last night from texas. let's listen. >> you look exhausted. >> i am. >> what's your mental state right now. >> stressed. that's about all. >> you look blank almost. >> el with, i mean, here i am in a city i know nobody, got no money, no car, clothes i'm wearing and my dog. >> reporter: people like martin who we just heard from, frances, they'll be flown n bussed into the city of dallas and many will be coming here as i mentioned lining up behind this door in the shelter. it's closed right now. but we're ex

dallas. >>> la gente de dallas se ha volcado a las calles, para ayudarlos esperan 5 mil personas mÁs las que tÚ y yo tenemos gustos muy distintos... en la pintura... y segundo... las mujeres. >>ah, samuel, no te creas muchas cosas porque ahora andas entrenÁndote con muchachitas. >>¿quÉ tiene de malo un poco de sangre joven?

in the very first part from the swiss intelligence that said and he was on his way to see dallas. that was shocking news he had with him a small entourage because they've reserved cars said ned told the plants down so nobodyhe could see them. that did not go that well an avalanche swept down the profs and he had to shoot it out with the of their rebars and get. but he did succeed but he was willing to surrender and that was tantalizing but it was also a the field marshal who was in charge of the german army this is explosive stuff talking about the surrender of 1 million men.surren but even more important what it meant for friday in the alps so with those closing stages that the germansngly tha would take out last final stand there was lots of intelligence that suggested the germans were buildingui factories or hollowing out titles. >> and the americans fell for a the puerto rico schemes and then the vintages you would have enjoyed are nullified in the mountain?.?. >> so to capture these troops were something they have to jump on. the only problem is the soviets found out pretty q

in dallas cannot believe it. this is obviously very revealing and worrying information with this was rather despite his sour expression he had been the chief of staff of the german army until 1938 when he resigned in protest in the ambitious plan. he represented quite a bit of. senior german officers opposed to hitler. he also learned that this character who have been mayor was member of this group. he was an internal optimist. internal optimist. he offset the cold realism. he was probably too optimistic for his own good. he was a bit naive. he did not serve him well in the end. members of this group also worked most interestingly he is a guy with it trench coat. he was the have of the military intelligence. he have started the war he was a backer. like a lot of people were in the early days because hitler was trying to make up for the horrible treaty. but as the work went along he really learned to hate the nazis and he began to use his position as had to plot against the nazis. the number of important jobs who

started in print in dallas and wint went on to espn. national football league, win the dick mccain awar congratulations to those guys. >> cris: my gosh. good memories back in the days. >> al: oh, yeah. hilly was unbelievable. he wasted money putting anybody but him on camera. that was one of the more entertaining guys that television has ever known. >> cris: he's still going strong, too. his own company. stint with "american idol," right? >> al: the oscars as well. brian brown is tackled at the 40. they will not be able to run the clock out. the clock here on the next play should be down under a minute. >> cris: all right, coach. now you punt it, don't you? >> punt it. have about 50 seconds. that penalty really hurt dallas. the game was basically over. now they have to play defense one more time. >> al: young knight will have a chance perhaps to come back in here and pull off a miracle finish such as it would be in preseason. miracle with a lower case m. >> cris: i think your miracle has been redefined after the super bowl, hasn't it? i

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the super star dallas cowboy player ezekiel elliott. the host of the nfl in dallas, texas.ing it all. >> ezekiel elliott, plain and simple, is one of the best young players in the game. it is a major blow to a team that thought they could compete for a >> but now under a cloud of controversy, suspended for six gals for violating the nfl's personal conduct policy. >> the dallas cowboys are furious. >> in a letter informing elliott of the decision, they said it systems from their investigation. his ex-girlfriend accused himself of multiple instances of physical violence during the week in july 2016. she reported it to the police department, elliott has denied allegations and was never arrested or charged with the crime. >> the commissioner roger goodell has the power to be able to suspend players, even though they aren't found guilty in a court of law. >> damian was an offensive lineman for the new england patriots and the new york jets. >> from the players' perspective, a lot of players are shocked by the fact that it is six games. considering that ezekiel elliott hadn't bee

dani darouse/dallas resident: "be kind.ever know what someone is going through (pam) dani says, the store manager apologized to her in an e-mail. (steve) a father and daughter say they were kicked off a frontier airlines flight and they want to know why. the incident happened last wednesday -- the 70-year-old father and his 25-year-old daughter were flyng from orlando to saint louis. their flight was delayed for eight hours and they were complaining to each other on how miserable the frontier crew and experience had been. they say flight attendants over heard their coversation and got in their face and asked them to leave the plane. . eric miller:"it was an aggressive one. they would lean over the back of the chair in front of us, get their face right up to here, and they would simply ask do we have a problem."(steve ) frontier airlines released a statement saying..."the behaviors and comments exhibited by these passengers prior to departure were inappropriate; and as a result they were asked to leave our aircraft." they sa

and dallas is poised and ready to do what this city can. i'm here now. to do what we can in dallas. to assist these people. there will be a mega shelter opening up in dallas. and my guess is other churches and civic organizations will step up and did the same thing. i was here during hurricane katrina. i remember thousands upon thousands of displaced people out of the new orleans area that came it dallas, housed at the time and our old reunion arena. housed in mega churches that are around this reej yop. and then churches began to ask parishioners, members to open up their homes and they did. we have families adopting displaced families. that's the heart of people in dallas. we have seen it time and again. i know the mayor and his team, district attorney johnson, are on top of this and it'll be handled as spectacularly as it was last time. >> you are seeing the very best of what texas is all about. with people saving one another. as for that shelter, do you know wh when it happens? i know he it is at the kay bailey hutchinson center. how do you expect to get people there? >> i don't

started in print in dallas and wint went on to espn. national football league, win the dick mccain award. congratulations to those guys. >> cris: my gosh. good memories back in the days. >> al: oh, yeah. hilly was unbelievable. he wasted money putting anybody but him on camera. that was one of the more entertaining guys that television has ever known. >> cris: he's still going strong, too. his own company. stint with "american idol," right? >> al: the oscars as well. brian brown is tackled at the 40. they will not be able to run the clock out. the clock here on the next play should be down under a minute. >> cris: all right, coach. now you punt it, don't you? >> punt it. have about 50 seconds. that penalty really hurt dallas. the game was basically over. now they have to play defense one more time. >> al: young knight will have a chance perhaps to come back in here and pull off a miracle finish such as it would be in preseason. miracle with a lower case m. >> cris: i think your miracle has been redefined after the super bowl, hasn't it?

meteorologist jeff jamison from our dallas station ktvt has the latest on this catastrophic storm. good morning, jeff. >> good morning. we're looking at the center of harvey, off to the southwest of the houston area. the heaviest of the rain early this morning has shifted east of houston, but there are still showers developing in and around the city. and that's going to continue to cause problems throughout the day today as rescue officials and other folks trying to get to folks who are in need. the heaviest rain is to the east of the houston area over toward beaumont. the movement will be slow. what has already fallen is almost historic at this point, well over, sometimes 25 inches of rain reported in southeast texas. additional rainfall throughout the day today and really for the rest of the week. you can see by tomorrow, or into wednesday, we're looking at an additional seven inches of rain in the houston area and by friday we're talking about almost an additional 12 inches. that's on top of what has already fallen there in southeast texas with this catastrophic flood as harvey

a trip was planned to fort worth and dallas. this picture of jackie and a jfk arriving in dallas on november 22 shows the warm reception. as they rode through this motorcade in dallas and entered an area which we call daley plaza three shots rang out. ,and before we knew it the president had slumped forward in his limousine and the secret service had ordered the car to be rushed to the hospital. this picture taken by an unknown tog river, translated by the associated press gives you the feeling of the urgency and the moment. it wasn't long before walter cronkite, perhaps the best-known newscaster on television worldwide had to announce not , only to america but the world , at large that jfk had not only been shot but his life had been lost and he had succumbed to the bullets that had entered his head. memorials sprung up here in new york city. a photograph of jfk placed in a store window is really a reminder that you couldn't move without seeing some memory of jfk. and of course, a few days later there was this incredible funera

by now they were almost a thousand miles from dallas. that's when the school called back. >> when they finally sent somebody to the classroom, and she wasn't there, well, i was ready to turn around right there 'cause i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: then relief. someone from the school ran into shelley's roommate, ashley olvera. >> she said, "i just saw her last night at the room. she was fine." >> reporter: but relief didn't last. >> when ashley went home, she found her. and she wasn't all right. >> no, she was not. >> reporter: the school called shelley's parents yet again. >> we're on the highway and about 200 miles from our destination in the mountains. and phone reception was really bad. >> reporter: so, through the static, she couldn't tell. was she hearing or imagining the words? >> and she said, "your daughter's been found in blood." and then the phone went dead and i'd lost reception at that point. >> reporter: daughter's been found in blood. >> yeah. i was asking him, what does that mean? >> but i knew what it meant. i

superstar dallas cowboys player ezekiel elliott. the toast of the nfl and dallas, texas.ing it all in espn's "body issue." >> ezekiel elliott plain and simple is one of the best young players in the game. it's a major blow to a team that to the it could compete for a super bowl this season. >> reporter: nerut bhe a tow cl controversy suspended for six games for violating the nfl's >>he dlas wboy are furious. they did not see this coming. >> reporter: in a letter informing elliott of their decision the nfl says the suspension stemtz from thes fro investigation into allegations li domestic violence.ott's ex-g hi of multiple incidents of domestic violence during the week of july 6th, 2016. although she report td to the columbus, ohio police department elliott has denied the allegations and was never arrested or charged with a crime. >> the commissio trnebeerog r ae to suspend players even though they aren't found guilty in a court of haw. >> reporter: damian woody was an offensive lineman for the new york patriots and the new york jets. >> i think from the players' perspecti

the mayor here in dallas had said that there needs to be a process here.'s saying that a vote on this could come before november, some people are saying that it has to be much sooner. so as for tonight's rally, it's expected to last about two hours. the organizers say it's a rally against hate, and they say, they expect it to be peaceful. however, police here in dallas are taking this very seriously, you can see the barricades in front of this memorial. the rally itself will take place about a few blocks down there here over at city hall where counterprotestors are expected, but they're expected to be separated from the main rally as well. everyone here hoping that this remains peaceful. thomas. >> gabe, keep us posted and welcome back to you. okay? thank you very much. >>> up next, after the barcelona terrorist attack, president trump told everyone to study general pershing. this is a very interesting thing that the president told us in terms of who to study for military history. so was the president right? critics are saying not so fast. i'm joined next

es el mega refugio de dallas.una ciudadela para atender a 5000 personas que vendrÁn de visita. el albergue tambiÉn tendrÁ un hospital ambulante con capacidad para 2000 pacientes de una farmacia para atender cualquier emergencia. todo estÁ llevando a cabo con la solidaridad de 200 voluntarios de todas partes de la naciÓn. como este joven que viajÓ en auto desde california. cientos de bomberos voluntarios se unieron a la causa. podemos asegurar que pueden dar un camiÓn de bomberos o evacuar. carolina: el alcalde de dallas dijo que el albergue estarÁ listo maÑana. le preguntamos cÓmo va hacer para que el centro de convenciones no se convierta en un caos como katrina. >> vamos a encargarnos de que tengamos en las medidas necesarias para que esto no pase. carolina: a partir de maÑana en este refugio continuarÁ el drama para miles de familias como la de carmen. >> para ver cÓmo estÁ la casita, quÉ nos dejÓ la madre naturaleza. julio: ¿cÓmo el gobierno federal asiste a las familias? fernando pizarro nos tiene los detalle

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those service the area of dallas.t down, it means the supply of gas rene can't get here. there was a frantic call on social media and facebook and twitter of long lines. also the higher price is not helping either. we are seeing the price is up at least 10 cents a gallon and prices very different all over dallas. one gas station for a gallon of regular. 4:49 a gallon. that takes an investigation, but we are definitely seeing a situation where you see a rush of everybody depleting the source of gas. >> thank you very much. also tonight as we are dealing with that, fears are growing about another powerful and dangerous hurricane. all eyes shifting to what's called hurricane irma. already a category three. tom is in the weather center. where is irma headed and will it get much stronger? already a category and still so far away. >> it's unbelievable. just yesterday it was named a tropical storm and now it went to category one, two, three. that's a major hurricane. we are not following it because of the damage in harvey, b

carolina: el alcalde de dallas dijo que el albergue estarÁ listo maÑana .os a encargarnos de tener las medidas necesarias para que eso no pase. carolina: hay miles casos mÁs, por eso el alcalde de dallas ha dicho que creen que llegarÁn a la ciudad muchas mÁs de 5000 personas y por esa razÓn estÁn considerando la posibilidad de abrir otros refugios. es importante mencionar que en el centro de convenciones. por motivos de seguridad , no se permitirÁn visitas. ilia: mÁs adelante les cuento la historia de la familia hispana que acompaÑamos. enrique: para saber exactamente quÉ va a hacer harvey,vamos directamente con albert martÍnez. albert: buenas tardes. harvey se seguirÁ quedando donde estÁ, en la costa de texas durante las prÓximas 24 horas y seguiremos batiendo rÉcords. 154 avisos de tornados desde el domingo, datos de lluvia excepcionales y las imÁgenes del satÉlite que muestran esa rotaciÓn del sistema tropical que sigue aportando mucha lluvia a la regiÓn. esperamos ver en houston unas ocho " mÁs de lluvia entre hoy y maÑana, lo que puede complicar mÁs la

>> mariana in dallas. disturbing to listen to.ple struggling to people figuring out what to do next. >>> mayor mike rawlings is on the phone with us. your city is about to become another center of focus here. are you ready for more of these evacuees coming in from houston? is the city prepared enough? >> well, we're sure trying to be. we've been working for the last three days solid to make sure that we've got a welcoming community. we have beds. we've got medical facilities, we've got food and we got places where people can plug in their electric devices. schools for the kids. who knows what's going to happen in the next couple days, but we've bib working hard to be prepared. >> how long are you ready to be keeping these evacuees in place? everybody is talking about what a long-term recovery this could be. days, weeks, maybe months for these folks. are you ready ady to keep shelt open that long? >> we are. we are planning it to be a long haul. we're starting to work on alternative housing for folks. we had some learning about thi

se trasladÓ a la zona de dallas. de diversas partes . aunque las autoridades de houston estÁn pidiendo a la gente que salga de sus casas, nos hemos encontrado en el caminocon familias que estÁn haciendo todo lo contrario. de hecho, estÁn preocupadas. no hay electricidad muchos lugares. no se han podido comunicar con los familiares. nos encontramos con gente que estÁ en las estaciones de gasolina que estÁn manejandoa houston para buscar a sus familiares. hablando del tema del huracÁn y de la polÍtica, ya que van mano a mano, se espera que donald trump llegue maÑana a corpus cristi. se espera quellegue con su esposa. ayer estuvimos en uno de los albergues de la zona de san antonio. hablÁbamos con las personas que estÁn ahÍ adentro. no nos dejaron entrar hasta dentro del lugar. sin embargo, le pedÍamos a la genteque nos contara cÓmo son las condiciones de adentro. dice que tienen cama, ropa, comida. para que nos cuenten un poco mÁs y pasamos con nuestro experto de meteorologÍapara ver el tiempo. albert: muy buenos dÍas.

dallas officials say it can hold up to 5,000 displaced victims of harvey. msnbc correspondent mariana atencio is in dallas at the convention ecenter. it was expected to open this morning. tell us how the city is preparing and i guess a big question is will a capacity of 5,000 be enough? >> reporter: in fact, this megashelter, it opened just five minutes ago, and it is prepared to house about or up to 5,000 evacuees from the most devastated areas of texas. in fact, the mayor of dallas just wrapping up a press conference here talking about just what kinds of services will be made available to these people coming from such devastation and with every need imaginable. i want to play some sound for you but what the mayor said will be available in this convention center. let's listen. >> hopefully it's going to be a little city with everything they've got, places to eat, we of got a medical facility with doctors if there are any issues. >> reporter: so chris, basically, the mayor saying hopefully that will be enough in terms of what will be provided and the number

now, the city of dallas has five memorials. confederate war memorial in downtown includes statues of robert e. lee, stonewall jackson accidental better johnston and jefferson davis. it's more than 120 years old. nbc talked to one of the rally organizers about why the monuments need to go. joins me now for more on this. because we've seen the examples of other state leaders removing confederate monument, do organizers for this rally feel optimistic that local leaders are going to take action at their request? >> good afternoon. well, the organizers of this rally do hope that within the next couple of months some of these confederate memorials might come down. this confederate war memorial in dallas, as you mentioned, it has statues of robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. the march that's going to happen in just a few hours is going to take place a little bit away down there in city hall just a few blocks down. and organizers expect, at least according to facebook, several thousand people have said they'll shown up. although from

, pasamos contigo estas en dallas texas con mÁs informaciÓn.nita, adelante buenos dÍas para ti. >>> asÍ es, muy buenos dias familia no saben la solidaridad y el cariÑo de la gente de texas, han hecho donaciones, y pude convivir con varias familias afectadas, de todas las zonas de desastre causadas por el huracÁn harvey. estoy aquÍ en dallas texas, porque aquÍ se habilitaron varios lugares para que vengan todas las personas que lo perdieron todo. el problema esÁa que las carreteras ahorita estÁn muy difÍcil de transitar y los camiones y la gente que estÁ esperando por este refugio, precisamente que ya estÁ totalmente habilitado, no han podido llegar. han estado llegando poco a poco, pero las personas que estÁn aquÍ estÁn agradecidas de estar con vida, aunque hayan perdido todo. mÁs adelante tenga una historia conmovedora. por ahora seguimos con las noticias y paulina sodi. muy buenos dÍas paulina. ♪ ♪ >>> gracias anita buenos dÍas a tods. comenzamos con la primera ediciÓn de notas telemundo un nuevo dÍa. harvey toca tierra nuevamente. la torment

the game will now be played in dallas. both teams are calling for the game to be a fundraiser for those in need in the houston area. >>> the sun is rising in houston. search-and-rescue teams worked through the night, helping people stranded in the flood waters. the latest on the bay area crews in the area and when we expect president trump to arrive in texas. >>> a well known pastor criticized for closing the doors of his megachurch. joe lostine clears up the confusion amid a crisis in texas. >>> bay area bridges look good so far. westbound san mateo bridge, it's easy getting out to the peninsula. >>> a good fog bank has made itself known this morning. it's going to be cooler for many after hot temperatures yesterday. >>> good morning. search-and-rescue teams continue their hard work this morning in texas. we will tell you when president trump will arrive in texas. >>> the bay area is playing a role in the relief efforts. we will tell you where crews are now and what to expect in the coming weeks. >>> mornings on 2 continu

started in print in dallas and wint went on to espn. national football league, win the dick mccain award. congratulations to those guys. >> cris: my gosh. good memories back in the days. >> al: oh, yeah. hilly was unbelievable. he wasted money putting anybody but him on camera. that was one of the more entertaining guys that television has ever known. >> cris: he's still going strong, too. his own company. stint with "american idol," right? >> al: the oscars as well. brian brown is tackled at the 40. they will not be able to run the clock out. the clock here on the next play should be down under a minute. >> cris: all right, coach. now you punt it, don't you? >> punt it. have about 50 seconds. that penalty really hurt dallas. the game was basically over. now they have to play defense one more time. >> al: young knight will have a chance perhaps to come back in here and pull off a miracle finish such as it would be in preseason. miracle with a lower case m. >> cris: i think your miracle has been redefined after the super bowl, hasn't it?

go see relatives in dallas or san antonio or austin, take a trip to dallas or oklahoma city. because, i think people would agree right now, who are stuck in their homes, they would rather be stuck in a hotel or a grandma's house in dallas, than in the convention center. i just think that messaging should have been look, every disasterrer over evacuation model that i have studied always ends up a disaster itself, but what you can do is you can encourage people to make the right choice, to leave. by explaining to them that look, we're a city of 2. some million people, there are 6 million in the area, if this is has ba bad as everyone says, you are not going to want to be here, if you understand where you live, if you live close to a flooding area, if you are here during tropical storm alison and you saw what happened, my advice would be take a long weekend, then decide to welcome da -- to come back. liz: oil markets, pricing out tropical storm harvey, refining industry hit hard. u.s. crude pricing drop 3%, settling about $46 a barrel, but gasoline prices surge to 2 year highs,

soon, the passengers will head to shelters in dallas. they're safe, but can only wonder if they'll see home again. >> that is such a hard thing. we don't really know what that feels like to have to leave your home, and have no idea when you're coming back. but we do know how important it is to wrap our arms around these folks in texas. we've made it really easy for you to do that, by donating. you just go to wusa9.com/texascares. everything we collect will go right to the america red cross. this effort has already raised more than $1 million across our texas station in the country. and we just launched it yesterday. so we hope that you will join us and remember that we are all interconnected. >> the silver ni now. this is the most important thing we have to do, is to take care of those folks in texas. >> absolutely, and don't lose interest next week, because it will take a long time. >>> let's talk about the record rainfall. we'll zoom in. it's a little place east of houston called cedar bayou. they now hold the record of 51.88 inches. t

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and listen, there are so many shelters re there are that are going to be open in dallas, in waco, in austin, in antonio, and in countless other parts of the state of texas that you can go to. a place nt to go to where it won't cost you anything to stay. and beds and shelter will be provided to you. from will hat, veng, be other places open especially in the dallas-fort worth area parts of that state of texas. first. k of your life the most important thing that we're dealing with right now is life. my top goal is to be able to ake it through this storm in a way in which we lose no lives. nd so my hope is that our fellow texans will follow that and put your life first and property second. thank you very much. will have ongoing updates. on sanng to be departing antonio to the shelter and maybe places there this afternoon. >> real quick, listen, i had a errific conversation with both separately t and with the head of homeland and head of fema in washington d.c. strong hem provided unequivocal assurances in their any rt to help texas in way. we have the fema administrator in t here who wo

caliente de la semana, pero la temperatura desciende un poquito, sÓlo 20% de actividad de lluvias, en dallasna mÁxima en los 91, mÍnimas 67,

if i do call for an evacuation, then i can monitor traffic all the way to dallas, all the way to san antonio, all the way to austin. >> reporter: local, state and federal

>> you know, race has been a big issue in the history of dallas. we were a bassian for the kkk decades aago and the mad man took the lives of officers because he wanted to kill white men. so as we look at how to bridge that divide, i think the president, any leaders, must be uniters first, as opposed to playing to a political base. that's the measure. can you unite people to find a third idea, a better way forward in this. the you've got to be a clear communicator. you've got to make sure you speak the truth, and then you must listen to people. and really understand that the process of coming to a new place is going to be as important as the decision you make. that's the way you bring people together. they appreciate it. they may not always agree with you, but the real empathy towards their points of view is very important. >> what is the risk in what you see. we had a fire breather on who's sporti supporting the president and saying this is covering the alt-left. it's pretty clear what path the president is on. he is going to engender this movemen

obviously he was in the motorcade in dallas that day. he was always very uncomfortable riding in this car, for obvious reasons. one thing he insisted at the last minute is that the car be painted black. peace out the blue would be too associated with the tragedy in dallas. if we look at it now, we would notice there is a hatch built into the roof that wasn't originally there. that was put there at the insistence of president nixon, who wanted to be visible. he wanted the president to be able to get outside of this article and -- this armored bubble and waved to crowds. there's this constant strain between the president and his protectors. the president was to be seen. they thrive on that interaction with the public. -- secret service was just service would just as soon have them hermetically sealed. of course, you couldn't, so they had to cover my. with all of that glass, a got very hot in that car. the original air conditioning, which just ran off vents and the front, would be sufficient to keep a car of this size school, so they added

para dallas 74, las vegas 79- en los Ángeles 103.empo. les seguimos informando en "despierta amÉrica". no se despegue de su televisor porque llevaremos toda la informaciÓn para la gente de texas. hay que recordar el nÚmero de la cruz roja que es el 18008422200 es un nÚmero para que ustedes puedan editar a toda la gente que de verdad lo necesitan. -- para que ustedes puedan ayudar a toda la gente que de verdad lo necesita. johnny: estÁn esperando 25 pulgadas de lluvias a las que ya han caÍdo. esto puede ser devastador. cuando me levantÉ en la madrugada no pude dejar de ver la cantidad de fotos y las cosas que estÁn pasando. vi una foto en donde unos envejecientes estaban todavÍa dentro del lugar de cuido porque no habÍan personas que pudieran llegar. el agua la tenÍan hasta el pecho. se me hace un taco en la garganta. miren esa foto. imaginense la desesperaciÓn que puede tener cada uno de estos seres humanos que no se pueden valer por sÍ mismo. francisca: son de las tantas personas que se han visto afectadas por el huracÁn que ha sido

in the fourth quarter it was all dallas.hey rushed and they found an open left 444 yards . -- 444 yards. the cowboys win 24-20 holding off a late raiders drive. the raiders now 0-3. >>> two teams that call la home meeting in the coliseum. the ball comes out and it's picked up by the chargers. melvin ingram. not the fastest guy, but he is fast enough to go 76 yards into the end zone. the chargers scored 21 points in the first quarter. they win 21-team -- 21-19. >>> last night's game between the patriots and lions. that's julian edelman who goes down after reception. it's obvious he is injured. it turns out as he was planting his right foot in the turf, he tore his acl in his right knee. he is one of tom brady's favorite targets and he will miss the season. >>> the 49ers play their third game tomorrow at minnesota. the players in the mix during the season will get longer looks than they have in the previous two games. the 49ers get down to the 53 man limit, the most surprising move of the summer so far yesterday. ahmad brooks

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the city of dallas has opened its convention center. this morning they have been told to expect tens of thousands of people in the city. there are renewed concerns about the inundated rivers and waterways in houston. the brazos river is expected to rise 10 feet above flood stage. an all-time record by thursday night. even when the rain stops, which it is expected to do, the problems, flooding and rescues are going to continue. president trump and the first lady are supposed to arrive in corpus christi and i: 30. about half an hour from now. they will be going from corpus christi to austin to meet with state officials about the damage and emergency response before they head back to washington dc. in a radio interview, mike pence says he and his wife will be in southeast texas later this week. the rescues and concerns, and the recovery efforts will continue this morning. >> we'll bring in our meteorologist tracking harvey and the record rainfall. new colors on the weather maps. unprecedented in every way. >> the weather service had to upd

with the game in dallas. >> going to get wind and possibly heavy rain. but the center of the storm should stay away from dallas. >> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. have a great evening. >> hope to see you here at 11:00. >>> katy versus taylor versus gaga, new battle of the pop divas. >> now on "extra." ♪ extra extra >>> katy perry trying to spoil taylor swift's new single release? lady gaga trying to beat them both to the punch? a three-way pop star showdown. >> will katy and taylor's feud erupt at sunday's vmas? >> the man who stated them both, john mayer, is getting dragged in the middle. >> how would you resolve katy and taylor dispute? >>> prince harry engaged? new details on the rumor he popped the question to meghan on their african safari. >>> jen aniston lashes out, why she's going off about the nonstop tabloid pregnancy headlines. >> that day's going to happen. >>> mega tv sneak peeks.

dallas fans won't like this, how about the union beating up on dallas fc for the first ever against that franchise. union winning 3-1. they pick up three crucial points in the standings. that is sports, i'm jeff skeverski, have a great day. >> i like this next story. roger lopez is paying it forward one haircut at a time. he gives free haircuts to the homeless once a month after he got through his own struggles. >> i have experience moments of being without being left out, not being able to provide for myself or my family, anyone is experiencing or they feel that's their story, i want to will let them know there's hopefully'. >>> san antonio barrier did the same thing for lopez when he was down on his luck. now he is on his feet and giving people a chance to turn their own lives around, we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month on