dallas tanner, ceo of invitation homes.is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. president biden announced a framework 1.70 $5 billion tax and spending package today. speaking at the white house, the president says the plan will provide what he called historic investment and make the u.s. competitive globally. president biden: these plans are fiscally responsible, fully paid for. they do not add a single penny to the deficit. they don't raise taxes on anyone making $400,000 a year. mark: the president added no one got everything they wanted, including me in the plan. he now goes to europe for the cop26 climate summit which begins on sunday. china is sticking to its existing climate change targets to zero out admissions and not advancing any of its key targets. that reduces the chances for more ambitious global action at the cop26 summit in glascow. a new report this week warned that without stronger efforts on emissions reductions, the world is on track for a 2.7 degrees celsius temperature ris

sandra marín nos lleva hasta dallas texas a conocer las raíces de estos niños danzantes >>> entoncesan con más confianza en el escenario, con confianza, cultura y sus raíces >>> martínez el hijo de anita martínez, la fundadora de esta compañía de educación y baile folklórico. >>> nos describe como un niño de tan solo 3 años se transforman y son más seguras de sus habilidades a través de sus presentaciones y todo lo que han aprendido de su cultura mexicana. una muy rica y diversa. el estudio del ballet folklórico es el más antiguo han dallas y con 47 años sirviendo la misma comunidad en la que ella creció desde 1925 . >>> la manera en que el ballet empezó es que anita estaba en un parque viendo un juego de basquetbol y vio que los niños latinos e hispanos no entraban al juego porque les daba pena o porque se sentían inseguros entonces realmente esa fue la razón que empezó el ballet >>> eso para crear una autoestima alta en el interior de cada niño y adulto hispano que pasa por las puertas de su estudio al igual que mantener la cultura mexicana viva en dallas entre los jóvenes nacidos

and one thing like dallas fed president robert caplin was own like or an act of hedge fund. he was like his own hedge funds. she was actively treating. and now it's important to note that that he's a fred president of dallas and the, and the, the member, the feds, you know, like in dallas, richmond and all these other minneapolis, their private sector. where as j pal at the fed, in new york's in washington d. c is considered like a government worker. so they, they have a little bit more leeway. but he says like, his argument was that he passed all his trades by their general counsel and their, their rules allowed this. but, you know, in terms of the, the chaos that has been caused by the fed interventions in the economy. i want to point out that, you know, this all started as you mentioned in 2002009 during the financial crisis. and you know, kaiser report 1st came on board, then just tell you what was going on. and one thing we saw in the few years afterward was similar sort of stagflation rising inflation, food, price, inflation, energy, price, inflation, revolutions aroun

in these dallas.the, lake was also a detective, and he was assigned to find jerry. he knew about the phone booth. but, >> there would've been much of a guarantee he'd go back to that same phone booth. in my sheriff was not about to send me down to texas to sit on a phone booth for an unspecified number of hours, days, weeks, months. he was an 18 or 17 year old kid. he got all the way to texas somehow and disappeared. >> i thought he was under a cactus someplace. >> a reasonable assumption, one would think. it was like the guy just didn't exist. months, past ten years. they kept looking but wouldn't rapidly diminishing expectations. jerry did non contact anyone, as far as they could tell. >> i was not sure he was not in mexico. he certainly could've been. >> what's the point of trying to chase around, after a ghost? >> well, that's my job. >> by 1990, one nine years after the crash, deputy jim dupont had become the elected sheriff, and jerry ambrozuk, and join the list of america's most wanted. appeari

that's in the dallas-ft.tive search ais underway for an 18-year-old male who police believe shot four people inside this high school and left the scene. police believe he left the scene in a car. they do not believe he is in the high school. but they warned this suspect may be armed and dangerous. we are told four people were in

dallas through tulsa overnight tonight. it goes through the dark, about 14 million people in the threat zone. moderate risk, tornadoes, winds, and hail. this all expands towards the north and east tomorrow, with cities like st. louis and chicago. more coming in to the west as well. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic, and the new battles over mandates for first responders and personnel. many are still refusing to get vaccinated as those deadlines loom. and what dr. fauci is saying about where the country is heading. here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, new battle lines in the fight over vaccine mandates. los angeles' sheriff defying the mandate for all county employees, vowing not to enforce it. >> i don't want to be in a position to lose 5%, 10% of my workforce overnight on a vaccine mandate. >> reporter: in seattle, nearly 300 sworn officers could be fired if they don't submit proof of vaccination before an october 18th deadline. >> our shootings are up, our domestic violence is up, all these types of crimes

there were also missing serial numbers on thousands of adjudicated dallas, at least 1900 blank envelopes were discovered. it's not supposed to be blank. there are numerous bad signatures that should not have been counted. these are things that they have. 2000 zero 81 votes were cast by people who had moved out of the state. we are talking about arizona. 10,324 voters might have voted in multiple counties. that's ok. 284,412 ballot images were "corrupt or missing." i only lost more than 10,000

the entire southern sector of dallas, which is predominantly black and latina community, the disparitiesigh. heart disease, cancer, preterm birth, teen pregnancy. >> here in south dallas, cecily smith sees inequality all around here. so when it came time to open her easy access clinic, abide women's health services, she wanted it to be here. >> our little part of creating a better world and creating a better environment for the families is abide. so this is the waiting room/education space. >> her priorities life and what sees as its many forms. >> your stance on abortion isn't cut and dry. >> it's not. i sit in the gray. at first it was a very lonely place to be. it's an area where you have to do a lot of work. it's an area that you have to hold space for people that think differently than you. >> the growing fallout from that texas law banning most abortions. >> the law makes abortions illegal after six weeks of pregnancy. >> one of the most direct challenges to roe v. wade. >> the conversation around abortion is often divisive, seen by both sides as right versus wrong. >> hands off ou

i'm the president and ceo of world affairs counsel in dallas-fort worth. our program this evening features garten of the yell school of management and author of "three day at camp david" how a secret meeting in 1970 when transformed the local economy. richard fischer former president ceo of the federal reserve bank of dallas joins us to moderate the discussion. you can get copies of providence street at our local bookstore partner. our audience receives a 10% discount from the on line store by using the code csw world and remember the code is good for any of the books in your shopping cart not just jeffries. the council will continue to offer top-tier virtual programming through the summer into the beginning of fall so continued to check out our web site at csw world.org for newly scheduled events and now i would like to invite richard fischer to kick off the program which is the former presidency of the federal reserve bank of dallas has imagine a most importantly a recipient of the councils most prestigious honor the h. mallon award. he served as deputy

then there's steven novak, the man behind what he calls the dallas massacre.per fountain shooting off 3,000 gallons of fake blood per hour into a kiddie pool across the walkway. >> there is a fountain head that's connected to a water line, inch and a half hose. >> reporter: the grisly scene, corpses have prompted several police visits. when the cops realized no real crimes have been committed steven offering up a chance for the perfect season photo-op. the guts, they're made of insulation foam and paint. that busted door just a prop door in front of the real one painted black and a projector showing scenes of guests trying to escape from the inside windows. all of this from the dallas homeowner who says he doesn't even like halloween. he just likes the gore. ew, creepy. if you're in the dallas area and want to check it out expect traffic. he's been drawing big crowds. if you don't get there soon he's leaving it up through christmas, andrew, mona. >> oh, can you hear it? i could hear the excitement of his neighbors right now. >> halloween >>> right now on "amer

cnn's ed lavandera kicks us off from dallas.d, a big move by the governor. >> reporter: indeed, and he's once again taking it from both sides here as democrats accusing him of making a politically motivated decision that is going to cost people their lives here in this state, and also he has been taking a great deal of criticism from the extreme right wing of the republican party here in texas who have been railing against vaccine mandates. so the governor once again kind of stuck in the middle of all of this politically, and it's clear to a lot of people here in texas that the political motivations behind is the suspicion that's driving governor greg abbott in the situation. he's facing two primary opponents who have been railing against vaccine mandates, and that's why many people are saying that the decisions that we've seen the governor make over the last few weeks is largely based in the political reality that he finds himself in. just look at the list of the bans that the governor here has issued over the last few weeks. o

and they watched the much-touted "dallas" episode."uld become the most-watched television show ever. >> who shot j.r. is a reflection of old-fashioned television. it's a moment that gathers everybody around the electronic fireplace, which is now the television set. >> one special american television program. critics said it transcends in popularity every other american statement about war. and something special happened today to mobile army surgical hospital 4077. that will touch millions of americans. >> it was the kind of event that would draw the world's breath. stage nine, 20th century fox studios, the end of the korean war. the television version, "m.a.s.h. " >> it's been an honor and a privilege to have worked with you. and i'm very, very proud to have known you. >> there were those landmark times when shows that had been watched through the '70s and into the '80s, like "m.a.s.h." had its final episode. and we were all sad to see them go. >> i'll miss you. >> i'll miss you. a lot. >> all over the country, armies of fans crowded a

and immunization and in nairobi, kenya of dallas, alba and epidemiologist, and research scientist at the african population and health research center. doctors. welcome to you all. i feel we are in very good hands today. dr. parker. let me start with you in a boucher 39 percent of malaria cases prevented by this fact same and it goes up to 70 percent when it's combined with the anti malaria drugs. are you good with that? 39 percent. it doesn't say that, i mean in fact, i think the w at joe says it needs an efficacy, right? a 50 percent, at least for approval. so are these numbers, all right, we believed that every life saved from malaria is what the investment i think labor said when combined with family, uncle boxes, going up to 70 percent is acceptable. we realize that malaria control depends on our mom and it to kid that is full of imperfect dogs. and this was what we are advancing us. technology delivers more tools will keep improving. so welcome the approval to scale up. our g says vox in all of africa because that light, that is still is a life. what city certainly is dr. helen

we've also seen big growth in the suburbs of dallas, houston and san antonio as well. that is of a republicans are going to have to be on guard. because we have seen these in metro areas of texas trend of blue. that means republicans are going to have to draw in a lot of rural areas into some of the suburban seats to make sure they do not fall to democrats in the next ten years. >> james is with the texas tribune. what is the process for redistricting in texas? speak to the little bit different this year because the census got slowed down through some issues they had. but right now we are going through a 30 day special legislative session. in that 30 day special session where going to draw out new maps for the state house, the state senate, congressional seats we have in first state board of education. >> host: has the population increase in texas been broad-based or centered in a certain area? >> it has been pretty brought across the board throughout the state. but it has been concentrated in urban areas. that is important because in those urban areas there have been

the boston fed president and dallas fed presidents will have their board picked their replacements because they are stepping down. they are private banks by title and then they do not get their funding from any sort of government appropriations out of the federal government in d.c. but they do report up to the board of governors in washington dc. there are weird message -- even though it is independent in atlanta that takes the fed president, the atlanta fed president has to be ratified by the gourd -- board of governors. every five years, they review the presidents and ratify or approve that the atlanta fed, this board felt this is the person that should lead this institution. there are these controls that make it such where even though the reserve banks are private, they go up to a reporting structure at the federal government level and i think that is interesting. it is dizzying but that is how the federal reserve operates. pedro: you can find the reporting work of our guest at finance.yahoo.com. thank you for joining us. hope you will come back. brian: thank you, pedro. [captioning per

and the mayor of dallas, dallas, texas, has reversed police cuts, saying the city now needs to hire more offices than ever. now, new york's or a huge rising crime during september, often nearly a $1000000000.00 was shifted away from the police department. los angeles has also suffered this year with a death rate sitting a 10 year high in the summer. and dallas is fighting violent crime as well last year. homicides bear up by one quarter hitting a 20 year record. now it's a pattern scene across america since the killing of george floyd in minneapolis and the de found the police movement that followed. but a retired police officer, dominic is, are things money alone will not solve the problem. you're a mirror and you're going to appease the mob and you're going to say, yes, we're going to define our agency that monetarily as taking away from the supporter of the village. because you're not keeping the police are equipped, educated, a, whatever they need. and you're also sending in the police officers the message to police officers off. i don't value you versus are the opinions of, of the a

>> new jersey. >> thank them again, can't thank them enough, mike tirico, victor cruz and the dallashat's right. have a good one. happy halloween. >>> good morning. 8:56. let's talk about it -- the stages are nearly set for the long-awaited return music lovers are flocking to golden gate park for the outside festival. the three-day event back today for the first time since august of 2019. new covid protocols are in place including proof of vaccinations or negative covid test within 72 hours of entry. fans also encouraged to wear those masks and socially distance whenever possible. the lineup including lizzo, the strokes, as well as jay valvin. >>> the doors open at 11:00 a.m. as our midday newscast gets under way. we'll have a live report. also at midday, bay area leaders are making their pitch to play host to the 2026 world cup. these representatives are touring levi stadium. more at midday. shoot. what's wrong? i think i'm down to my last inhaler. don't worry. you can refill it and get it delivered using the kaiser permanente app. smart. refill most prescriptions online and get del

while dallas and harris counties vote democratic, republicans have been losing ground in tarrant and collin counties. in 2020, trump lost tarrant county by half a percentage point after winning it by eight percentage points in 2016. and in suburban collin county, trump's lead plummeted from 17 points in 2016 to 4 points in 2020. >> this could be a good thing for them, or it could blow up in their face. >> reporter: gary fickis is a longtime county commissioner in tarrant county and a republican. he says he has no reason to believe there are any issues with the vote count. i guess all of this kind of begs the question, why is the governor and some texas republicans willing to kind of like bend over backwards to appease the former president, who has been pushing this idea of a big lie? do you think this all kind of feeds into this? >> i think it's all about politics, but i would be very surprised if we have a problem in texas, especially in tarrant county. >> reporter: ed lavandera, cnn, dallas. >> ed lavandera, thank you very much. >>> next, i'm going to talk to someone whose own stat

good evening come on bret baier, we are coming to you tonight from dallas and we are receiving word in the past few minutes that the -- we have word from the fbi, the dental records show the remains found in a florida wilderness reserve are those of federal fugitive brian laundrie. some of his remains and personal effects were found earlier this week, he's a person of interest in the murder of his girlfriend gabby petito, her body was found in wyoming last month. correspondent phil keating has this breaking news again, finding those remains and now identified as brian laundrie. is going to join us in just a bit, we will go live to florida where that investigation is continuing. what do you have on the ground? >> it is official, the nationwide manhunt for brian laundrie is over. the human remains found here inside the nature park behind me yesterday next to a backpack and a notebook belonging to brian laundrie, we were told late this afternoon those remains involved bones, skeletal remains but there was enough left over which involved his teeth that the fbi weeded out in the past 30 min

, i dumped i was in brooklyn and they still realized i was in dallas restaurant.n the internet can be savvy, really get to the bottom of this. dog the bounty hunter can do it with my twitter followers, i have faith. kennedy: they might do a great job with slightly less controversy and that's why i don't post my lunch on my fee because people are a little too much here. [laughter] what should not tell you about brian laundrie and whether or not he's alive does today's finding if you personally any more clarity? >> i while i think what today's findings tell us is maybe returning bumps in the living and no space preserved very well. fbi already enlisted help from a beat and list those who live in the community who understand the landscape to say i think it's here for that's there based on the evidence you're giving me so is might be time to turn over to the internet because right now we can't find him. kennedy: do you think he's living in a secret bunker under the flower bed? i can't speak to that for sure but we know americans have become used to criminal cases cap

worth and kind of hooks its way around into dallas county.another district that one person described to me that it looked like a dragon spitting fire. this district right here. and when you zoom out, you realize that that district actually is a rural district that makes its way all the way out into east texas. despite this, the texas republicans who led the redistricting efforts insist the new political boundaries for state and congressional districts are fairly created. >> our maps were drawn -- drawn blind to race. once they were drawn, they were checked for compliance. we -- we were assured that all the existing minority opportunity districts, whether they be black or latino, were going to perform as such. >> and ed joins me now from dallas. so, ed, i understand nearly a dozen latino civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit, already, against texas over the new redistricting maps. but where does this go from here? i mean, what are they really hoping happens? >> well, in the short-term, what they are hoping is that a judge will essent

take us through what that means in dallas at the arena. >> reporter: yeah. means that the mavericks being a bit more proactive than the majority of teams in the nba. they are one of about a dozen teams league-wide that are requiring fans in they show up to catch a game to either have that vaccination card ready or if you are unvaccinated, show proof of a negative test within the past 48 hours before you can go inside and catch the game. mark cuban standing very firm behind that. and important to note that dallas mavericks and the oklahoma city thunder are just a couple teams in the league that have rules like that in place without a local mandate in effect. essentially taking it upon themselves to keep these rules going forward when it comes to covid-19 protocols. on the flip side with the players, we have seen the majority of nba players get vaccinated. one big name who is not getting vaccinated is kyrie irving who is specially sacrificing about half of more than his $30 million salary to not get vaccinated. no timetable on when or if he will get the shots

and if you take a closer look at the fort worth and dallas area, look at that district in the way it's drawn. it stretches from fort worth and hooks its way around into dallas county, and it surround another district that one person described to me that it looked like a dragon spitting fire. this district right here. and when you zoom out you realize that district is a rural district that makes its way all the way out into east texas. despite this, the texas republicans who led the redistricting efforts insist the new political boundaries for state and congressional districts are fairly created. >> the maps were drawn blind to race. once they were drawn, they were checked for compliance. we were assured that all the existing minority opportunity districts, whether they be black or latino, were going to perform as such. >> reporter: ed lavandera, cnn, dallas. >> the assault on the right to vote spreads across the country, republicans blocking another voting rights bill in the senate. they wouldn't even let it come up for a debate. what are democrats going to do to make it easier for ame

the dallas independent school district is among the largest in the country.ving nearly 150,000 students employing 120,000 staff members. when they last months, many dallas teachers will go up to an email, asking them to, rat out their colleagues, to promote so-called critical race theory. and what's the email referred to as, predatory gender fluidity. the wright has turn critical race theory into a kind of catch all term, that's teaching them just about anything about racial hierarchy and slavery in this, country the daily beast obtained a copy of the email, some by a group calling itself, save texas kids. and calling for teachers to snitch on each other, they say, quote the games rigged against kids parents and teachers who want to do the right. thing but with your help it doesn't have to be. we've been seeing stories like this all over the, country people emboldened by officials, like those in texas, where an anti critical race theory law, went into effect. organizing groups to go around naming and purging those they disagree with. save texas kids cloaks th

i'm the first president and ceo of the council of dallas -- >> our program this evening features jeffrey garten of the yale school of management, and author of three days at camp david, how a secret meeting in 1971 transformed the global economy. richard fischer former president and ceo of the federal reserve bank of dallas is here to moderate this discussion. you can purchase copies at camp david -- . and remember, the code is good for any of the books. the council will continue to offer virtual programming through the summer. check out our website for newly-scheduled events. now, i'd like to invite richard fischer to kick off the program. richard is the former president and ceo of the federal reserve bank of dallas, and currently a recipient of the council honor. i he began his career in private banking before becoming secretary of the treasury in the carter administration. his experience also includes working for secretary of state henry kissinger. i know we are all in for a fascinating conversation. gentlemen, thank you again. with that, take it away richard. >> thank you, lids. i wa

our local nbc dallas fort worth affiliate, kxas reporting multiple people have been shot.pecial agent in charge, former hostage negotiator for the atf. he's also an msnbc terrorism analyst. and jim, here we go again. having a conversation that we've had far too many times. another school shooting at a high school in the united states of america. let's start with this tweet that just put out. the methodical search of the high school. what does that look like, jim? what are they doing? do they go classroom to classroom to make sure the shooter is not in there holding hostages? >> yes. they move fast in there. the plan is always to locate the shooter or shooters, isolate them, and evacuate behind them. locate, isolate, evacuate. the danger is they haven't located them yet. you may have students here on their phones that can even watch media and contact the outside world, and the issue here is make sure you're barricaded, you're locked in, and you do not open the door unless you're absolutely sure that it is the police. don't open the door because someone says it's the police.

he was waiting on deejay dallas. heyward has had tonight. >> cris: hard enough to block. heyward, when you have your starter in there, the backup in there, it is really difficult. heyward went right past him. >> mike: he has eight tackles tonight. second and 14. >> cris: metcalf drop down at the bottom. >> mike: under neath is dallas. deejay dallas to the 45 yard line. here comes a big third and four a couple of minutes into o.t. >> cris: yeah. you seeing the veteran presence, right? i mean, you got geno smith has been around the block. i'll take third and five all day. what is interesting is this four-down territory for seattle. we may know more after this play call. >> mike: boswell has been kicking field goals. this would win the game. smith is not thinking that. he is thinking about picking up a first down. in trouble! watt brings him down! >> cris: you make a decision to release your back and when you do that, you don't chip off one of the best players in all of football. your running back here releases the rout

cheers and applause guys, we are coming to you after the first nfl game of the season between the dallas and the tampa bay buccaneers [ cheers and applause the buccaneers are trying to win their second straight super bowl and tom brady's eighth. after that, brady will have to make a bold choice whether or not to become a thumb ring guy [ laughter ] yep, brady is the defending champ at age 44 and he's actually older than 13 of the coaches in the nfl when they tell him to do something he's like, "don't use that tone with me, young man." [ laughter ] that's right, at 44 years old, brady is starting his 22nd season at this point the only thing in the nfl older than brady is bill belichick's sweatshirt. [ laughter ] do you see that thing? look at that oh my god. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: that's waxed a few cars, i think. yeah, look at that that's right [ laughter ] but it was a big match-up, dallas and tampa bay texas versus florida fans from both teams were looking at each other like, "thank god we don't live there right now. [ laughter ] yeah, the bucs are a super bowl favorite but on th

por lo que en "dallas", un grupo anti aborto se reunio frente a un centro medico que estaba abierto hoy, alli rezaron una protesta para defender la ley que limita la practica de abortos despues de las seis semanas de embarazo. un video muestra en momento en el que una policia retira a un colega de la trayectoria de un auto fuera de control en una carretera de virginia.los agentes investigaban un accidente de trafico a n lado de la autopista cuando un vehiculo a gran velocidad estuvo a punto de embestir al policia..... pero su compaqera lo empujo a tiempo antes de que el conductor chocara el patrullero.afortunadamente no hubo mayores lesiones solo un fuerte dolor en la pierna de la oficial". la crisis migratoria que vive el continente no se detiene... miles de haitianos siguen recorriendo varios paises de america latina en busca de llegar hasta la frontera entre mexico y estads unidos... en honduras, hay un numeroso grupo de estos migrantes varados, tratando de avanzar, tambien hay migrantes cubanos, venezolanos y africanos, como nos dice claudia mendoza desde "trojes". y hablando de mig

los fuertes vientos en el centro de operaciones de dallas, impidieron las salidas de 342 vuels el viernes y el efecto domino llevo a la cancelacion de otros 434 vuelos hoy sabado, un 16% de su programacion... segun la aerolinea, los clientes pudieron volver a reservar sus viajes. la compaqia de productos alimenticios "dole" esta retirando del mercado algunos de sus paquetes de ensalada "garden classic" de 24 y 12 onzas por una posible contaminacion de listeria...la administracion de alimentos y medicinas, -f-d-a-, informo que tienen fecha de caducidad de 25 de octubre... los productos se vendieron en diez estados y, aunque no se han reportado enfermedades, se detecto la listeria en una prueba de rutina. a los problemas que habitualmente enfrentan los trabajadores de la frontera entre estados unidos y mexico, tambien se suman la corrupcion y la delincuencia de quienes se aprovechan de los que diariamente cruzan de un pais a otro... jorge fregoso desde tecate, mexico, nos relata los abusos por la necesidad de los conductores y los peatones para ir a trabajar... en breve... en venezuela la m

thank you for joining us, president and ceo of the world affairs council of dallas/ft. worth. program this evening features jeffrey garten, author of "three days at camp david." hoy a secret meeting and n. 1971 transformed the global economy. you can find the book at our local bookstore partner. our audience receives a 10% discount from the online store by using the code dfwworld. and remember, the code is good for any of the books in your shopping cart, no the just jeffrey's. the council will continue to offer top tier virtual programming through summer and into the beginning of fall. so continue to check out our website at dfwworld.org for newly scheduled events. and now, i'd like to invite richard fisher to kick off the program. richard is the former president and ceo of the federal reserve bank of dallas, as i mentioned. and most importantly, our recipient of the council's most prestigious honor, the h. meal malon award. he began his career in private banking before becoming assistant to the secretary of the treasury during the carter administration. his experience also in

checking today's high temperatures, 70s from salt lake city to boston. 92 in both dallas and phoenix. 69 today in l.a. and 57 in seattle. >>> coming up, a change for 25 cents. the women who will soon appear on the quarter. >>> also ahead, why brian laundrie's father has now joined the search for his son aa florida nature preserve. the new details in the gabby petito case. >>> and the strike at kellogg's. what it could mean for some of our favorite breakfast foods. >>> back now with an expensive wedding celebration. two men set off distress flares from a boat in rhode island during their wedding party. but the coast guard thought it was a real emergency and started a search that ended up costing $100,000. the two men have now settled those charges and will pay $10,000 in fines. >>> investigators in the gabby petito murder case have returned to a nature preserve in florida as they search for petito's fiance brian laundrie. laundrie's father has been asked to join the search. his attorney says that's because the preserve is otherwise closed to the public. meanwhile, gabby's parents are r

and now bill belichick and the patriots at home up 1 in dallas less than three minutes left and jones passed up the hands of kendrick and picked off by trey bendixen he returned it for a second turnover of the game but how about shaking it off and he came right back and hit it again and this was a 75 yard touchdown, and he is gone. 29-26 over two minutes left and dallas tied it and they marched downfield in overtime and prescott to lamb for the walkoff game winner 445 yards and three touchdowns and they beat the patriots 35-29 and they are five minus one. and here the phoenix merry a must win game for the chicago sky in the wnba championship was on the line in chicago is up to minus one and candace parker drilled three and tied it at 72 and she had 16 points and 13 rebounds and stephanie inside for the go-ahead layup and the sky when the championship 80-74 and candace parker's first year back in her hometown and she led chicago to its first title and franchise history and what a banner day it was today for the chicago sky and >>> a live pitcher from the city for shattering what is to

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. >> reporter: from dallas to miami and beyond long lines snaking through terminals. passengers waiting hours to rebook or even speak to an airline agent. the frustrations growing by the second. >> it said take another flight but they don't have flight available until monday or tuesday. i have to work monday and i have a #9-year-old at home. >> flying is really stressful and with canceled flights and still trying to figure everything out even more so. >> howard jackson describing the chaos. >> i saw customer service agents trying to support all of the passengers waiting in line. >> reporter: american airlines canceled close to 2,000 flights this weekend alone including more than 900 just today, 33% of the normal daily flights canceled on sunday. >> how bad is it? >> this weekend is bad. >> the problem started with high winds in dallas closing down runways and limiting operations at the airline's main hub. american airlines issuing this statement saying with additional weather throughout the system our staffing begins to run tight as crew members end up out of their re