in dallas, we would not have these reductions if not for the proactive investigative work of the dallas police department. the perspectives are that i can't force a and/or woman at 3:00 in the morning to make an investigative car stop in one of our most violent crime grades, -- crime grids, and investigate an armed felon. they do that because they will be supported, because procedural justice needs to work internally to exist outside the organization. and if officers don't feel they are being treated fairly, if they don't feel supported, they will disengage when we need them to engage now more than ever heard and not just for my proactive policing special -- perspective, but from the community outreach perspective. no plan will work if you don't have that. senator grassley: mr. herdman? justin: operation legend, i was fortunate to extend that to cleveland. the beauty was, when you had a patrol officer that made a stop, there was an immediate reach to federal resources because atf agents, fbi agent, dea agents are working arm in arm with police officers in cleveland and we had resources

thank god dallas county save the building and turned it into dallas county administrative offices. through the first and fifth floors the sex laws left vacant and a wonderful lady who ended up becoming a very godmother linda lynn adams was the chair of the dallas county historical commission and she along with civic leaders. lobbied for throughout dallas to gain support to create an exhibit to explain to the world the events that led up to the assassination. we had to find a way to address. all the people that were flocking to dealy plaza trying to seek their own meaning their own. piece in this tragic piece of history gene i didn't i didn't figure this out till i went to the reagan but you know it it's on the tip of your tongue. how do you approach a president to say listen? it's time to start talking about your death and we've got to get on with this thing and you know, how how soon will the president engage in this sophisticated planning effort. and is it a delicate moment? okay in so many ways i had the best job in america being george bush's chief of staff. he loved talking ab

they were almost all from dallas. >> one of those lawyers from dallas was mark cassie, an experienced prosecutor. a guy who lived his job. did you learn anything? >> oh god. of course. we will go to mark for almost everything. >> 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. >> marcus busch is a lawyer with the department of justice. back in the 80s, he and mark 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, and some of the cases, were very bad people. mark had the personality to stand in the breach, prosecute the worst of the worst. >> what did mark move out of dallas? >> he wanted a place we had some room, so he bought a house, -- had the barn out there. he just loved being around animals. >> besides animals, and wide open spaces, mark had another passion, flying. back in 1995, he almost killed him. >> mark did have a bad accident. >> mark had a terrible accident. >> a five

rents spiking 21% the last year according to realtor.com. >> we have so many people moving to dallas and not enough apartments. >> reporter: they recommend working with an apartment locater or stay put. even with the rise in rent, it's likely cheaper than finding a property with the same amenities. >> in april i have had a client, okay, i am going to apply for it, let's do, let's do it, they go home and is gone and thennin nothing else is available. >> reporter: with experts forecasting rising prices through this year, keeping home where the heart is could cost you. morgan chesky, nbc news, dallas. >>> when we come back fresh cuts for a pressure fresh start a barber giving his clients may more than just a new haircut >>> there is good news tonight about helping people feel better a philadelphia barber boosting confidence one fresh haircut at a time >> on the street corner in northwest philadelphia josh santiago is changing lives one free haircut at a time. >> makes me feel clean. >> reporter: this rv josh's mobile barbershop, his motto and mission, empowering cuts, humanizing the hom

. >> dallas police >> reporter: in dallas a domestic violence call officers on the scene.arefully staged scene. >> it is our responsibility to investigate as much as we can. >> reporter: designed to teach the recruits the delicate nature of domestic violence incidents. >> maybe sometimes they feel like there is nowhere to go >> reporter: police departments nationwide may have domestic violence units in dallas all prolice recruits get special training and handling these incidents. >> this year almost 20% of the murder has been some sort of family violence related. >> reporter: dpd fields close to 15,000 domestic violence calls a year often repeat offenders. with victims who can be terrified to speak up so officers are trained to look for repeat violence. >> make sure you're okay. >> reporter: scan for injuries that may be hidden. >> how would you define these marks marks across her neck. >> reporter: from january to august of 2021, family-related aggravated assaults were up almost 8%. last fall the department added detectives and started working more closely with local advo

and that is all within that tornado watch that includes fort worth and dallas.tin, you see the severe thunderstorm watch, as well. all along that dry line we talked about last night. then, there's another pocket in iowa, mason city, fort dodge, parts of nebraska, into southern minnesota. we're going to watch that along the low. and interstate 94 from billings, montana, over into north dakota, to jamestown, closed right now, because of blizzard conditions. they should see more than a foot and a half of snow. damaging winds keep moving east overnight and then tomorrow, david, chicago down to shreveport has to be on the lookout. memphis, right there in the center. >> a difficult 24 hours ahead. ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here, we remember a very popular comedian, just the sound of his voice sometimes was enough to make you laugh. nd in the woods. it's a good choice all around, like screening for colon cancer... when caught in early stages it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive... and i detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon

severe weather tomorrow from dallas to chicago, moving east. meteorologist ginger zee is tracking it again tonight. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david. there is a particularly dangerous situation tornado confirmed now about 20 southwest of temple, texas, it's about to cross interstate 35. and that is all within that tornado watch that includes fort worth and dallas. austin, you see the see vie thunderstorm watch, as well. all about that dry line we talked about last night. then, there's another pocket in iowa, mason city, fort dodge, parts of nebraska, into southern minnesota. we're going to watch that along the low. and interstate 94 from billings, montana, over into north dakota to jamestown, closed right now because of blizzard conditions. they should see more than a foot and a half of snow. damaging winds keep moving east overnight and then tomorrow, david, chicago down to shreveport has to be on the lookout. memphis, right there in the center. >> a difficult 24 hours ahead. ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here, we remember a very

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but dallas stays behind, soaking in his surroundings. i know maybe some people with thing, but the birds doubting the same thing every day you sit at ot dois, just not the case when you live with them. you learn to appreciate. it's dear friends. every day. every day the sun set every day, the sun rise. you see the beauty every single day, every minute, every sega nazareth, dallas shows us around as a passionate ranger. he knows everything about this island, including the bird call to attract, let's say, shells, magpie robin. or easy a monitoring? yeah, we ring each bird with different color. mike, my name is dailee. this is violet luke. i can be shocked. he glides to can be blue orange as well. but this paradise is threatened. i'm more and more extreme weather events during the season of the city to come to live egg which is october for february, march. we get around $800000.00 to us. coming to the egg. there will come just here in the sand. dig it and live the eggs, but with the erosion it's continues to come further up in land and most

next week it could be american and dallas, or delta in atlanta. all it takes is one or two events airlines are getting better at recovering but they're not there yet. >> it may not be over. disruptions to air travel may persist until wednesday. >>> south carolina and uconn, two of basketball's best, battled it out for the women's national title the huskies were no match for sc henderson led south carolina with 26 points in a dominant team performance >> it is not unfinished business any longer south carolina has captured its second national championship >> south carolina wins the championship 64-49 it is the school's second title, the first since 2017 henderson and coach dawn staley will be on the "today" show coming up later today. the men's national title gets decided tonight after retiring duke coach mike krzyzewski looks for one more upset taking on kansas. >>> let's check monday weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins good morning, bill. >> good monday, hope you had a wonderful weekend. weather was cooperating in most cases. we're watching

morgan chesky is in dallas with more >> reporter: tonight skyrocketing rents forcing a growing number of americans to think twice about where home is. >> definitely priced out of boston in general. >> it was 3.5 thousand and which is now 6.8. >> reporter: from coast to coast, rents are rising at the fastest pace in decades. a record 11.3% increase nationwide the biggest spikes hitting the south where many moved post-pandemic enticed by remote work and warmer weather. florida home to the top three cities where rents have risen the most naples on the gulf coast averaging a 39% spike during the pandemic just a few hours south evan ross faced a brutal wake-up call when his miami beach landlord told him rent was nearly doubling >> i could either pay $6,500 a month and pay it every month or if i paid the entire year up front, i could write one check for $72,000 which would be equivalent to $6,000 a month, and they would accept that. >> reporter: he and his wife wanted to by a home. with home values and interest rates pricing them out, they are now trying to rent elsewhere. >> no matter wher

yes. dallas shows us around as a passionate ranger. he knows everything about this island, including the bird call to attract the se. shells magpie robin. for easy a monitoring? yeah, we ring each bird with different color. like my name is dailee. this is violet luke . i can be shocked, inquired the can be blue orange as well. but this paradise is threatened by more and more extreme weather events. during the season of the ceo company, the average is october. for february, march, we get around $800030.00 coming to the egg. there will come just here in the sand, dig it and lead the eggs. but with the erosion is sonton used to come further up in land. and most of the time the nest will get to watch away climate change and the resulting weather are also a threat to the ranger's homes. yeah. under the house, under the house of close of erosion which happened last year. and now we're just trying to stuck up some rocks. dallas would like his african ranger award to be shared by the whole team. for him, it's about more than a prize to be able

like dallas, lawrence. he won the african range award in 2020. the morning. i live with me and i will mention of a small book with officials warbler said that them was closed in time. but life and finish to know what the islands don't even throw reserve to see of the war. for now, you have around $3000.00 or more of the world in this issue. okay. the fun part about the fair return is that they don't build in if they just fall a small dent on a branch and delete the egg on. most of the female covers the egg. she will sit there for around $20.00 to $30.00 days. yes. and then be able to come and feed her with fish or the wife if she moves the eds for that the parents will come and fitted with fish, but it will stay there until it learns how to fly. but what makes a show is the for lack of the island goes hard so hard to off. yeah. not grand need, but one yes, which is a mixture of birds for sand water in order to breathe. and when a solid sides becomes hard as a rock with an area of $27.00 hector's cousin island is among the smaller of the se shell's island. but

like dallas, lawrence, he won the african ranger award in 2020. good morning, monday mailers. welcome couple times to show reserves. in order to mention over a small book with officials warbler said that them was closed with a function at the same time but life and finish the knows what the island turn it into a reserve to see if the war for now you have around 3000 or more of the war blow in this issue. okay. the fun part about the fair return is that they don't build in if they just fall a small dent on a branch and delete the egg on. most of the female covers the egg for she will sit there for around $20.00 to $30.00 days. yes, and been billed will come and feed her with fish. otherwise, if she moves that it's force that the parents will come and fitted with fish will that it will stay there until it learns how to fly. but what myths whose their spare show is the prolog off the island goes hard rock harder off yonder granite but won yes. which is a mixture of birds. hope, sand, water, and all are debrief. and when a solid sides becomes hard as a rock with an area of $27.00

but dallas stays behind, soaking in his surroundings and maybe some people with thing. but the birds dating the same thing every day. you sit at oil just not the case when you live with them, you learn to appreciate this difference. every day, every day the sun set every day, the sun rise. you see the beauty every single day, every minute, every sega nozzler, dallas shows us around as a passionate ranger. he knows everything about this island, including the bird call to attract, let's say, shells, magpie robin. or easy monitoring. well, we ring each bird with different carlos mike, my name is tyler. this is violet luke. i can be shocked, inquired the can be blue. busy orange as well. but this paradise is threatened by more and more extreme weather events during the season of the super some to little edges off over the february, march. we get around 800030. coming to the egg. there will come just here in the sand, dig it, and lead the eggs. but with the erosion, it's daunting used to come further up in land and most of the time the ness. we've got to watch away climate c

next week it could be american in dallas, or delta in atlanta all it takes is one or two events, and airlines are getting better at recovering, but they're not there yet. >> reporter: passengers like kelly olsen don't want excuses her family's hours-long layover in baltimore has turned into a two-night stay. >> we're missing out on two nights on our resort we can't rebook the disney ticket because it's spring break and they maxed out everything there. >> reporter: some experts estimating it could be tuesday or wednesday before the mess cheers up for multiple airlines. if we get more bad weather, that timeline could change. >>> the senate judiciary committee could clear a path for the history books this morning, deciding to send judge ketanji jackson browne's nomination to the senate if approved she'd be the first black woman to serve on the supreme court. brie jackson is in d.c. with more what can we expect today >> reporter: democrats are aiming for a full senate vote on judge ketanji brown jackson's nomination by friday but there are some hurdles along the way. today's vote is expe

we flew out to dallas and met with the team from the texas ag's office e. that was great, they were really helpful asand we were so lucky to have them on board working with us on this thing. so we planned out what we were going to do. i was engaged by the dallas office, the plan was to go in and actually serve a search warrant but first we need to arrest the ceo. so my colleague as the lead investigator went to houston and he was essentially waiting and therefore airport for the plane to land and it was the longest flightof my life . we were just waiting, protecting each other. we were playing words with friends . just waiting and then finally it happened. finally the flight landed. one of the first few people to get on the airplane he put his hands up and arrested. all the texas agents went into the office and started to search. i went into the office a couple of minutes after that. it was pretty unreal. we had just pulled off this arrest of the ceo arof the biggest trafficking ring in the hahistory of the world at thatpoint . it was a really big deal. i r

to him. malik al jazeera dallas, john butler has fired the 1st century of the seasons. indian premier league england batsmen help the raj on royals beat them by indians. by 23 runs, butler slashing is 100 off 60. both the rolls are top of the i. p l. table with 2 wins. adam, tv, england and australia, meat and sundays. women's cricket world cup final and christ church australia looking for a 7th title while england are hoping to win back to back world cups for the 1st time. we have the opportunity to make history in and been assessing and tend to do that. and that's such an exciting thing just being involved in, well cut finals is what you said. you stall as a player, what you tried to hard for what you want to be involved in. so huge excitement in the group. we weren't think too much. i didn't think about 2017. it's all on the day, isn't it? a brand new day brand new game and a chance for us to go out and show it we can do. we know that it's going to be tough. england always provide a great contest. i've got some well cost players who can take the game away from you really quickly. s

ah, even among hindus, there is vast discrimination against dallas, for example, who are designated as the lowest cast in india's cast system. according to the national campaign on valid human rights, a crime is committed against valid every 18 minutes. 13 valids are murdered per week, and 3 dallas women are raped every single day. just to give you an example. in 2019, a young man was beaten to death by upper cast people for simply eating in front of them at a wedding reception. that same year, a minor was tied up with a rope and also beaten to death for trying to enter a temple. the conviction rates for crabs against balance remain very low though. is this all a reflection of religious nationalism? or is this something more structural, more systemic? it's more structural and a do more systemic and has been going on for quite a while. i don't think that we should attribute to the b g p thing that have been present in india for decade. certainly the abuse of the aids of the lids who should be got in the constitution and the people of india that she knew were tribes had been going on for

a lot of things going on that day for sure. >> from dallas houston very quickly he was trying to make bail. we thought he was being held for hisut hearing but certainly we started freaking out he would get out right away and leave and the case would be off-track. i remember getting to court. >> let's talk a little bit doing a lot of different things and different work back in sacramento. your initial criminal complaint with two problems to the communications decency act can you give a littlegr background s to what happened initially in that complaint? .. >> and it was really disappointing. and they mostly just felt awful for all the people andt for all the survivors. is a special letdown for everyone. >> and for that moment in time to come back very quickly. so how was that second case different than the first? >> we have been collecting financial records. them were finally able to look at the data and based on that to file money-laundering charges which took the defendants outside of the communications decency act. >> and it's a very different outcome. >> . >> so this time we go back

we're also following a mass shooting that happened in dallas. one person dead there and 11 others injured. 3 of them miners. this happened late last night at the epic easter bike out and field party, which is an outdoor concert there in dallas. police say a 26 year-old man died after he was shot in the head. the victim who died is identified as 26 year-old killen gilmore. dallas police say there were 2 other shooters, one firing a gun in the air. the other firing that gun towards the crowd. no arrests have been made so far. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is calling the russian invasion into his country. a genocide. this coming as the country shares new startling images of dead ukrainian civilians on the streets. washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the latest. >> this is genocide sunday on cbs face the nation. the president of ukraine said russian president vladimir putin is out to destroy his country in nation of the whole nation and the people. >> the comments come as ukraine shares new images of the executions of ukraine,

we flew out the dallas we met with the team from the texas ag's office. we were working with them and that was great. they were really really helpful and i was you know, we were so lucky to have them on board working with us on this thing. so we you know, the team was brief we planned out what we were do i was going to be staged by the dallas office the plan was for us to go in and execute the search warrant, but first we needed to arrest carl fair the ceo. so my my colleague who's the lead investigator brian fickner went to houston and he was essentially waiting in the airport for this plane to land and i swear it was the longest flight of my life that never on. i mean we were just waiting we were texting each other. we were playing words with friends. we were you know, just just waiting and then finally it happened finally the flight landed carl fare was one of the first few people to get off the airplane and he was putting handcuffs and arrested all the texas agents, you know went into the office and started the search. i went into the office a couple

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it's the final stop of the basketball tour making stops in chicago, dallas, l.a.. the tournament creates college and education opportunities for underrated three-star athletes. >> we're designed to kind of mimic the story of stephen curry. he was underrecruited, a three-star guy. he didn't have as many offers as he wanted. we're trying to find those same players to give them more opportunities. >> i love it. sometimes it takes just one shot. today eight players were chosen. in the end, one male and one female team will be crowned as the country's most underrated athlete to represent their region. continuing sports, colin capper nick was back on the field today, holding a throwing exhibition in front of nfl scouts during halftime of the university of michigan's spring game. he also served as an honorary captain for the wings. he played under jim hear but a himself. the quarterback earlier filed a grievance against the league saying owners had co-lewded to keep him unsigned after he protested police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem. spencer, whether

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dallas up three. four seconds left, last chance for utah. a wide open look, he needed it. didn't get it. mavericks won 98-94, clinched series four games to two. to the east, court side in toronto, cheering against philadelphia in blue, already up 19. james harden, step back. philadelphia advanced last night and won 132-97, four games to two. sixers and doc rivers draw miami heat next in round two starting monday. shout out, st. mary's men's rugby. they landed in houston yesterday. they will face army for collegiate national title, going for the fourth one. that game is saturday afternoon. that will do it. we'll see you later. >>> it is 4:57. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> oakland teachers taking to the picket lines. >>> a cruise ship under investigation by cdc. what we are learning about a covid outbreak on board. >>> parents in oakland unified, keep your kids from school today. that's the message from the district as thousands of teachers plan to strike. why? we'll explain. >>> deadline day at the bta, requirement for most employees and contract

they come back to work was so much quicker down in dallas down south employees say for them. it was a win, so it's a little bit cheaper here and i'm making better money. tesla apple and hewlett packard enterprise are a few of the tech giant's also making their way down south 146 companies that have relocated to the dallas fort worth area along they're also helping make texas one of the fastest growing states in the country, according to the u. s census bureau and driving that boom in the housing market. seeing great migration and as a result of that we see demand for exceeding supply in all markets of the demand in the growth that we're seeing in texas and didn't the southeast in general. little more than offset those inflationary pressures. samsung is another major company relocating part of its operations here to houston. this move alone will open more than 2000 more jobs near the austin area, which is also a hot spot for real estate investors looking to keep up with this housing boom. we're seeing here in texas and houston joy addison ktvu. fox two news. joy certainly is i

i was going to be staged by the dallas office. the plan was for us to go in and exact a search warrant and the last for the ceo. so, my colleague, who is the lead investigator went to houston and he was essentially waiting in the airport for this plane to land and it was the longest flight of my life, and we were on, waiting and texting each other, and playing words with friends and we were, just waiting. and then finally it happened. finally the flight landed and he was one of the first few people to get off the airplane and he was put in handcuffs and arrested. all the texas agents, you know, went into the office and started to search. i went into the office a couple minutes after that. they were pretty unreal. we had just pulled off the arrest of the ceo of, you know, the biggest human trafficking ring in the history of the world at that point. you know, it was a really, really big deal. actually, i remember calling you, what reaction you had and what reaction you were getting on your end. >> yes, i remember that day, also, not

steph curry has a foot injury so the dubs are just a half game ahead of dallas for the third snot thet so while seeding is important, the dubs just want to be healthy heading into the postseason run. >> we're shooting for the highest seed we can get. you know, we're trying to win every game. not at the expense of health the main thing is being as healthy as possible going into that first round matchup no matter who we play. >> as players we're trying to figure out how to get the win. we have the confidence that if we're healthy we can play against anybody. we're not worried about a matchup. just bought us back to plague our style of ball. >> stanford fell to uconn last night the frantic final minutes. how stanford gets within two. jones an amazing pass to cameron brink who had 15 points. but the cardinal with 4-23 from three-point range. snapping their 24-game win streak. and the loss, also hope of a back-to-back national title. >> with some tears but it's a lot of hugs. at the end of the day, we're all very disappointed in the outcome of today's game. but we have to take into account

debbie, debbie east flagship van to wrestlemania is taking place in dallas. the sports biggest entertainers will take center stage, but it's also a chance for upcoming stars to shine as well for how malick reports. i know with the super bowl of professional wrestling. more than $100000.00 pounds were expected over 2 nights in dallas for world wrestling, entertainment, showpiece event, wrestlemania. sammy zane is a multi time champion in w, w e, and is competing in one of the shows headline matches. it's the bigger show, the year fans come from all over the world. it's like, it's really is a global thing. it really is. was fans from every corner of the world here. so it's a very special time for us. ah, i mean, it goes without saying it's a bigger show the year it's, it's very hard to are very hard to explain the feeling in the air. but especially russell manny is going to be lit and master bottom law because i can event compliment the central spectacle, filled with activities for wrestling lovers to indulge in. are they on those type of a thing? are there oth

promotional flyers said dallas police would be on hand and those present would be subjected to metal detectors. >>> so the white house insists that president biden would not interfere with investigations at the justice department. the "new york times" reports that biden privately told his inner circle he believes former president trump was a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted. the "times" said biden wants attorney general merrick garland to take more decisive action over the attack on the capitol. biden's chief of staff is pushing back. >> i've never heard the president say that, advocate the prosecution of any person. the president is confident in the attorney general, and that's where those decisions need to be made. >> ron klain also told george stephanopoulos that richard nixon and donald trump are the only modern presidents who believe that the prosecution deisions need to be made in the oval office. >>> meanwhile, the former president has endorsed sarah palin for alaska's lone congressional seat. palin shocked many when she backed him early in 2016. and now it's his t

the most affected airports today, dallas, orlando, boston, and tampa. meanwhile, alaska airlines still affected by a pilot shortage and labor dispute. >> they said they had pilots coming, but there weren't any. and it would have been better if they were just more honest upfront. >> reporter: the meltdown in the southeast comes as americans have returned from the pandemic flying again in near record numbers. delta's ceo, ed bastian. >> they are ready to go they have spent as much time as they can manage at home they spent as much money as they can fixing their houses and gardens. now they want to do something else. >> reporter: but across all airlines there aren't as many seats as there were before the pandemic. and budget airlines often don't have the staff to recover quickly when weather throws schedules into chaos. that means, if your flight is canceled, it could take days to find an open seat. for stranded spring break families -- >> telling me you are going to give me a $200 luv voucher is not going to cut it. especially when i have to pay over $500

is it a bet that arlington and the dallas metroplex is going to become a convention destination? that's what this sounds like to me. >> you have really understood what we are trying to accomplish arlington sits directly in between dallas and fort worth. the heart of the metroplex 15 minutes from the front door of dfw we partnered with the texas rangers to build a 300-room hotel right next to the texas rangers billion-dollar new globe life stadium a parking lot away from at&t and even though twice a year i might not agree with the dallas cowboys 363 days a year we are in sync about the future of arlington, texas when you think about the business model to build an 888-room hotel with this amount of meeting space because we have a deep belief in arlington we like the business that we are doing. our existing hotel is doing quite well and when you think about the demand generators it is a combination of sports, food, beverage entertainment and creates the ability to build a motel. $540 million project we got a construction loan from a major insurance company showing the faith and beli

we start this afternoon into the evening with thunderstorms popping up around the dallas area, abilenethen this whole severe weather complex will move into areas of northern mississippi during the overnight hours damaging wind and isolated tornadoes. the threat will continue along the gulf coast and the south as it hits alabama, mississippi, and even south carolina through your tuesday be prepared. the same regionsh the northeast, still cool, but at least the sun will return. and this severe weather outbreak doesn't stop tuesday, either, guys even on tuesday it will plague us in the southeast. >> thank you. >>> five ground braking women are giving a whole new meaning to the word change-makers. the program celebrates revolutionary women which changed american history a pilot and first lady rose roosevelt and a ballerina will grace the backs of quarters next year. >> very cool. >>> thousands of flights canceled over the weekend. will things get better today. >>> a key vote for ketanji brown jackson. we're back in just one minute. bottle... with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. platinum

the tourists get back on the boat, but dallas stays behind, soaking in his surroundings and maybe some people with thing, but the burst adding the same thing every day. you sit at oil just not because when you live with them, you learn to appreciate this difference. every day, i ever did a sun set every day, the sun rise. you see the beauty every single day, every minutes, every sega nozzler dialers shows us around as a passionate ranger. he knows everything about this island, including the bird call to attract the se, shells magpie robin or easy a monitoring? yeah, we ring each bird with different carlos mike. my name is tyler. this is violet luke . i can be shocked. think wise the can be blue. busy range as well. but this paradise is threatened by more and more extreme weather events during the season of the super some to let the egg which is october for february, march. we get around $800000.00 to it's coming to the egg. there will come just here in the sand, dig it and lead the eggs. but with the erosion, it's continuous to come farther up in land. and most of the time than this, w

he was holding a child what it was so suddenly was so sudden just don't, don't chase it dallas, watch jason. but if you thought he had a cool head, how about these 2 american pilots who are attempting to swap planes in mid air? you heard that right? look. akins and andy farrington, who are cousins, have been training over southern california for weeks. a plan to intentionally know is dive the air crofts then simultaneously jump from one to the other before taking the controls and landing safely, all in under one minute and while plummeting. 140 miles per hour, the attempt is set to take place on sunday over the arizona deserts. that's all the small smith calling it here. thank you very much. that's it for this is our on average again, but just stay with us. i'll be back in just a few minutes, but more the days. ah, radicalism is on the rise across the globe. we're told it's everywhere we're told we're supposed to be highly suspicious of everybody at every fake. but our government policies aimed at tackling radicalization. in fact, pushing youngsters to the fringes of society, the impa

one of rustlings most important events is taking place in dallas. its biggest entertain is taking center stage at wrestlemania. so hale malik reports . ah, no. it's the super bowl of professional wrestling. more than 100000 fans are expected over 2 nights in dallas for world wrestling, entertainment, showpiece event, wrestlemania, one of them you zain, of the multi time champion in w, w e. and it's competing in one of the shows headline matches. it's the bigger show, the year fans come from all over the world. it's like, it's really as a global thing. it really is. was fans from every corner of the world here. so it's a very special time for us. ah, i mean, it goes without saying it's a bigger show the year it's, it's very hard to are very hard to explain the feeling in the air, but special russell manny is going to be lit and master obama weakest. all plan events compliment the central spectacle, filled with activities for wrestling, lovers to indulge in. are they on those type of a saying, are there other wrestling fans we get it, have a tent chan

overnight in texas, a possible tornado was spotted near dallas, and homes were reportedly damaged in johnson county. more than four inches of rain fell in that area in just six hours. >> in mckinney, texas, the fire department rescued multiple people after flash flooding swept away their vehicles. those storms are now moving east. we'll take a closer look at the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> the other big story this morning, president biden calling for vladimir putin to be tried for war crimes. >> there are new reports of ukrainian civilians being massacred. today ukraine's president will address the u.n. security council for the first time. it comes as intelligence reports indicate putin wants to celebrate some kind of victory in the war early next month. abc's em nguyen is here now with the very latest. we warn you some of these images you're about to see may be disturbing. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. the images from ukraine seem to get more disturbing by the hour. but one official warns this is just the tip of the iceberg. this morning, ukrainian pre

what happens tomorrow, that enhanced risk expands there dallas through oklahoma, kansas into iowa. 39illion at risk t record warmth in the southern plains temperatures in the 90s in san angelo when i come back, we'll look at the week ahead that includes an april snowstorm. >> what? >> don't say it. >> i know. >> all right, we'll check in with you in a bit. >>> chris rock reveals what it will take for him to discuss the will smith oscar slap. can you guess what it is >> i feel like it's green, if i was guessing >>> republican liz cheney says the january 6th mmtee coithas enough evidence for criminal charges. details in one minute. that's when we started using swiffer. in just a few minutes, duster captures dust before it gets airborne. it traps and locks dust in one swipe. yes! for our floors, sweeper's heavy duty cloths easily trap dust, dirt and hair... locking it in. see ya, dust! and swiffer partners with the american lung association to support clean air. (dramatic music) ♪ ♪ i'm not leaving without these diamonds! diamonds? i'm just here for the stains. with persil proclean. boom

la selecciÓn mexicana llega a dallas con un gran encuentro del grupo intocable.chas gracias. un dÍa nos resta para el cumpleaÑos 25 de "despierta amÉrica". satcha: ustedes muchos han sido parte de esta gran trayectoria. como cada maÑana te informamos. quiero contar que a esta hora una intensa cacerÍa humana abarca todos los rincones de la gran manzana. varias agencias buscan a la persona de interÉs por el tiroteo en el metro. investigadores califican el incidente como un ataque coordinado, aunque todavÍa no estarÍan claros los motivos. en las Últimas horas la policÍa ocupa una mini bang estacionada cerca de la estaciÓn cuyas llaves fueron halladas en la escena. peggy tiene lo Último y testimonios de lo que vivieron el terror en el subterrÁneo. adelante. peggy: buenos dÍas. exactamente. la policÍa estÁ buscando a una persona de interÉs que fue identificada como frank james de 62 aÑos de wisconsin. esto en relaciÓn con este tiroteo masivoen la estaciÓn que puedes ver a mi espalda que dejo 10 personas disparadas, cinco en condiciÓn crÍtica y una docena de heridos. i

i'll ask economist and former greek finance minister, dallas verifax, ah, dallas verifax. thank you so much for joining us on up front. it's a pleasure. recently, an oxfam study found that since the start of the corona virus pandemic, the world's 10 richest men have seen their wealth increased by a combined half a trillion dollars. that's more than enough money to cover the cost of vaccination for everybody on the planet. who should be held responsible for this kind of gross inequality and injustice? the crash of 2008 are generations 1929. nothing has been the same since then. come to think of it immediately after 2008. the great and the good, the central banks, primarily, and of course governments got together at the g 20 level if you the goal, april 2009. and they started to re floating the financial markets by means of state money printed by central banks printed for 12 years, even we've all covered 19 hit. we have been creating this kind of boisterous financial market environment with stagnation for the real economy, for real capitalism. for you know, small businesses,