our friends in dallas, right now there's a ground stop at dallas airport. they had 77 miles an hour wind gusts. so we have a really rough go right now for texas, central texas. we have a severe thunderstorm watch. we have severe thunderstorm warnings. tornado warnings to the east. of the dallas. that's a dangerous situation right now. the rest of the country, we are looking again for dallas, central dallas. we have 25 million people at risk, not so much for tornadoes, although we did see that tornado warning, but destructive wind gusts of over 85 miles per hour from lubbock, wichita falls, dallas, san antonio, down to laredo. we will be watching this as this severe threat intensifies. a moderate flood risk for central texas. the heavy rains will spread across the south. we are looking at heavy rain from dallas down to austin. locally up to 5 inches of rain. we're getting to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. recipes that are more than their ingredients. ♪ [smoke alarm] recipes written by hand

and the dallas wings the wnba team. the dallas wings the wnba team.'s sold out. do you want to know why? the caitlin clark effect. she's making her pro debut here in dallas tonight. so everyone's super excited for that game. no one more than lubbock smith. i'm gonna bring over -- where are you? hello. good to see you. >> hi. >> reporter: we did a really bad handshake. we're gonna move forward from that and it's going to be a great experience for both of us. caitlin clark making her pro debut here in dallas in a preseason game. are you excited to watch? what do you think? >> very excited. she did a great job playing at iowa, in college. got to see her myself play when they lost the year before. but, yeah. i think she's going to dominate. when they play the wings, it will be a different story. >> reporter: it is going to be a different story. you're going to help write it. we want to send you to the game. come on in here. [ applause ] this ticket won't get you in. that's a fake ticket. we'll get you the real one. you go have a great time tonight. who ar

. >> ya se reportan cientos de cancelaciones de vuelos en el aeropuerto de dallas para d dallas. >> paras al menos 20 millones de personas desde el norte de texas hasta nueva inglaterra estan bajo amenaza de tiempo severo un juez federal bloqueada parte de una polemica ley de la florida que penaliza transportar a personas sin documento. >> en uvalde, llegan a un a acuerdo economico con la ciudad por 2 millones de dolares. >> soy tal, buenas noches. >> les saluda joana suarez en ausencia de arantxao loizaga. >> empezamos en mexico se desploma un de ultima hora. >> escenario durante el cierre de campana del movimiento ciudadano en la localidad de san pedro, en nuevo leon. >> alli estaban aspirantes a candidaturas locales y el c candidato a la presidencia, jorge alvarez mainez. >> ya hay al menos cuatro muertos y de de heridos. >> maria cruz gutierrez esta en el lugar y nos trae los detalles de este incidente. >> presidente, cuentanos, m maricruz, adelante. >> buenas noches. >> hola, ¿que tal? >> ¿como estan? >> buenas noches, nos encontramos en el municipio de san de este buenas noches. >>

more from dallas in a minute. >> brian: fox news alert.ing up now, number one golfer in the world, scottie scheffler has been arrested and booked by police in louisville, kentucky over an incident outside the p.g.a. championship. looking at the photo -- assault on police officer and reckless driving. according to report refused to stop at the scene of a serious accident involving a -- drive by responding officers. police say one person was killed in the car crash. scottie scheffler was not involved in the accident. that is more serious than we thought. >> ainsley: did he need to be at the golf tournament and went around the cones or something? >> lawrence: we'll fol it. >> ainsley: we will. dangerous storms sweeping east through louisiana, after battering texas, killing three people in houston and 900,000 residents are without power. >> lawrence: check in with janice dean for the latest. >> janice: hurricane-force winds in the houston, downtown area. severe storm reports and a tornado warning and tornado-warned storm outside of new orleans

there is a proposed high speed rail project connecting dallas to houston. about a decade ago, a private company called texas central starting pushing a proposed high-speed rail project between houston and dallas and they have been engaged at the federal, state, and local level in lobbying in that effort. i am vehemently opposed to this project that would cut up highly arable land in my district and rid people of their well-earned land. and their private property. there is a long list of controversies surrounding texas central from funding and finance, imminent domain, lack of transparency dismissing , every officer and board member, now they appear to be merely a company on paper with no board of directors. as an aside, texas central has zero experience building any transportation company. there are few entities connected to texas central and another company called new magellan ventures that is pushing the project. since the beginning of the project, sovereign wealth funds of the japanese government are financially backing that high-speed rail proposal. a v

that was the reason i was asked to write that piece for the dallas morning news. it was in duval county, florida, along with a lot of other books. and it became quite a national news story because a lot of people were surprised that a book on roberto clemente, of all people, would be banned. but i also had a book on so to sotomayor, which is banned right here in the state where i live, pennsylvania, in york county. i was on a book tour for my book hillary about hillary clinton in 2016 and was met at the door of two schools there by the principal i spoke to. i was going to be have to go to the principal's office. it was a kind of a tense scene. and was told that i could not present my book hillary to the children in that school, even though those schools, even though i was on on a book tour for that book and they had known advance. so i would count that as in my experience of right wing book banning wing censorship. but the the what i have experienced, the left is is a lot more insidious. and i would argue a lot more damaging. and it isn't covered as much in the ne

they were almost all from dallas. >> one of those lawyers from dallas was mark hasse, an experiencedsecutor and guy who loved his job. >> we would go to mark for almost everything. >> that is because over the course of his career, mark had prosecuted some of the worst criminals in texas. >> he was tenacious, intellectual and very quick on his feet. >> marcus bush is now an assistant u.s. attorney. back in the 1980s, he was a young gun working in the crime session of the dallas d.a.'s office. >> mark was not afraid of taking on a fight. some of the defendants were very bad people and mark had the personality to stand in the breach and prosecute the worst of the worst. >> why did mark move out of dallas? >> he wanted a place where he had some room so he bought a house on 80 acres. he loved being around animals and he left the space. >> besides animals and wide- open spaces, mark had another passion, flying. back in 1995, it almost killed him. >> mark did have a bad accident. >> mark had a terrible accident. >> a fly flying commemoration of robert's and. >> mark was part of the serial a

we'll go to dallas in just a moment.ut first, president biden in georgia to deliver the commencement address at morehouse college. abc's celina wang joins us live from atlanta. good morning to you. protests are anticipated. >> reporter: hey, good morning, janai. just in a couple of hours president biden is going to be giving the commencement speech here at morehouse college. but as you say, some students are protesting this. they are angry over the president's visit and his handling over the war in gaza. this is a chance to reach out to black voters. this morning, president biden on a high-stakes visit in battleground georgia. >> this election lots at stake. lots at stake. it's not about me, it's about the alternative as well. >> reporter: campaigning at a black-owned restaurant in downtown atlanta overnight, taking jabs at donald trump. >> my opponent's not a good loser. but he is a loser. >> reporter: biden trying to reverse eroding support from black voters, a key block he needs for his re-election. polls show weakeni

we are in the heart of dallas.the tall building, that's where we are, ladies and gentlemen, take a look. [cheers] >> steve: they love those last pickleball shots i did. [cheers and applause] >> steve: welcome to st. paul's cafe. come on over here. all right. thank you very much. do you see those good shots i was making? >> yeah. [applause] >> way to go. >> steve: we were talking about the economy on "fox & friends." watch. i'm on tv over on the wall. what's your name? >> my name is justin. >> steve: justin, you look like a guy who probably just bought a house. >> i did just buy a house. >> steve: i'm working with the psychic friends network. i know things. i'm being facetious. but you had a problem with your mortgage that a lot of people have. >> well, it was pretty expensive. >> steve: well, because, you had a cheap mortgage, then you changed it for a 7% mortgage. >> yeah. we left a 2.75 interest rate and had to purchase a house here in texas, and we bought into a 6.75 interest rate. >> steve: when you think about

airport, joining us right now is a top executive of dallas county dallas county judge, clay jenkins, judge. >> thank you so much for coming in. how are things going right now in your county? how do you describe it? >> you know, things are rough for a lot of people because here in north texas, we had 650,000 of those million without power and we still have about 290 290,000 customers as don people, but that's homes and businesses so more than that, and people are without power in dallas county. we have about 198,000 of the original 350,000 without power and we're lucky that it's been relatively mild weather in the middle east for heights but we know this is a multi-day event just to get the power back on the water is safe here and we're doing food distribution and cooling childers. but it's really tough on those people who had been without power what is the biggest hole up and getting the power restoring? is it is it just the infrastructures just been crushed it is the infrastructure. >> so you had a widespread storm of 80 plus mile per hour straight-line winds that knocks tree limbs

that's from the morning storms that hit dallas.ut also brand new ones coming into the high plains from colorado down through the texas panhandle. we'll see more action as we go through tonight and then after the sun sets things will start to diminish a bit by 2:00 a.m. or so. it will kind of die out. but then tomorrow we're going to look for a new area that is rockies and high plains. you can see big hail and also damaging winds as the main hazards. rapid city is in that region. and then north texas, david, gets it again by thursday. >> david: we'll be watching it all week right here with you. thanks, ginger. >>> we turn now to the urgent manhunt for three suspects in the killing of a former actor from "general hospital." authorities believe he interrupted them as they were stealing a key part from his car, a part that has valuable metals being stolen and resold. matt gutman from los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the lapd seeking the public's help to locate the suspects involved in the tragic murder of former "general hosp

it's the mavs of dallas and the minnesota timberwolves. anyway, mahomes even stood up and helped get the dallas crowd going. >> some boos, all in fun. you think they went, just to mock everybody or no, it's the off season. >> it's the western conference finals. they're probably huge fans, maybe even friendsith some of the players. >> got some good seats, they got great seats. >> why didn't they bring me? that's all i want to know. okay. coming up some holiday weekend deals, plus the shocking death over the weekend of a former general hospital star and remembering the world's longest serving flight attendant. you're watching world new >> the 911 season finale thursday on abc. >> we're back with police officers becoming alligator wranglers. and no, it wasn't florida. southeast georgia. close enough. i guess. the wandering gator was captured outside a home in georgetown once they got it restrained and taped its mouth shut, police put the animal in their cruiser and then returned it to the wild where it belongs. >> well, police in los angeles

no one was hurt, but several flights were canceled out of dallas. fort worth do too powerful winds and hail more than a million customers in texas. that power as of tuesday as more storms unleash hurricane force winds across the dallas area and we'll talk about the forecast that part of the country with a quick live look here at sfo right now. kyle is in the weather center with what's happening. so dallas is in the clear, but that storms not done the right there in the clear for the moment they've had some flooding issues there today because of all the rain that they took on. you can see where the yellow boxes are. that's where we have severe thunderstorm watches right now. there are a few warnings popping as well. i mentioned dallas is doing okay, but >> if you head over towards that louisiana border, you can see there is a severe thunderstorm warning there. and then if we go in here can see right on the border there, right where they start to get going in the heat of the day. that's when that happens. and you get incredible downpours, incredible w

this latest watch until 11:00 a.m., including the dallas-fort worth area. we will have big travel delays today as people are trying to get home for the memorial day weekend. severe storm threat, much of texas, the state of texas in towards oklahoma and louisiana. we could see the potential of hail, damaging winds and tornadoes, that includes dallas and austin just on the cusp of san antonio can, the heavy rain could cause the potential for flooding. this has been an incredible springtime in terms of severe weather. today being no exception. but, texas, you're on alert for much of today and into the overnight. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. we will keep you up to date through the morning show, obviously. >> steve: all right, j.d., thank you very much. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: individuals in the democratic party looking at joe biden and looking at the economy and how people are feeling about the economy is, your dollar going as far under biden vs. trump. and so they are telling him -- his advisers and anxious democrats are expressin

and just destruction across the counties here in the dallas and around the dallas area. continue to monitor this, obviously. this has been a terrible season of severe weather. heavy rain fall over the next seven days and some of these same regions that were hit hard over the weekend. over the long holiday weekend. this is going to be a very concerning situation. not only today but through the workweek. fox weather.com for all of your latest details and, of course, we will have a live report in and around the dallas area where we currently have a tornado warn storm. over to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: i have been following those stories. bless their hearts. it's all of the videos of just houses being totally demolished. >> janice: just terrible. >> ainsley: thank you for covering that for us. an arizona teacher calling it quits after 11 years in the classroom. because he says his students are so addicted to their cell phones. mitchell rutherford told a local station, quote: this year something shifted and it's just like they are numbing themselves. they are just checking ou

dallas though, still leads the series three games to one. remember this is the western conference finals, one step away from excitement team announced it's already hit more than 12,000 season ticket deposits. pretty cool, 4500 of those since the team's brand launch just two weeks ago. valkyries are the first wnba expansion team since 2008, and will begin play next year at chase center. we have to wait till next year, i know. oh my god, can we like, do it like now? oh, that's gonna be fun. before we go, jeff, how are we looking wednesday morning? mostly clear temps in the 50s to start by the afternoon, a hotter 86 thursday, hottest day of the week. so far 90. and then we'll dip it a little this weekend. but don't worry, the sun and the warm weather is going to stay with us. it looks gorgeous. thanks for joining us. we hope o see you back here t>> >>> tonight, the jury in donald trump's hush money trial on the verge of getting the case after hearing closing arguments. the former president back in court along with three of his children, as both

we're expecting another line of severe storms from chicago to dallas. we'll see the potential for 45 million people to deal with strong winds, some hail as well as the potential for some tornados. as we look ahead to maybe travel today, chicago, st. louis, dallas, those are the spots i want you to watch for likely delays. if you're getting out and traveling through those airports today. notice the severe thunderstorm risk is going to last for the central plains as well. wichita right in the bull's eye for that. by the time sunday rolls around, the midwest on the docket for potential by the severe impacts. by the time memorial day arrives, storms across that region to celebrate memorial day, frances. >> angie, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, a new era for student athletes on the horizon. the ncaa signing off on a deal that could reshape college sports and allow universities to pay players directly. the ncaa board of directors approved nearly a $3 billion settlement for a class action anti-trust lawsuit. the money would be paid out over the next decade

they will face either the dallas mavericks or minnesota timberwolves beginning june 6.s all goes. timberwolves really a tough one to go, to turn it around for them. we'll see if that happens. >> i have a feeling it will be the mavs in the end. >>> the celtics weren't the only team wearing green to dominate the playoffs today. on the ice, the edmonton oilers put the stars in a 2-0 deficit. undeterred, dallas opened up the scoring in the second thanks to a hat trick by jason robinson. they tacked on two more goals after edmonton tied the match back up. the stars break the series with their 5-3 victory and have won back-to-back games in the finals. it will be exciting, lots to keep track of. >> especially if you're a dallas fan, cheering on both sides. >>> he is out. on monday, long-time mlb umpire, angel hernandez announced he would be retiring immediately from the game. the cuban american who served as an ump since 1991 said in a statement he wants to spend more time with his family. he had become one of the most controversial officials in the sport with fans and players

by -- order of comparison dallas airport is about 12,000 acres, dallas-fort worth is about 19,000 acresenver is 32,000 acres. when reagan national was built, it was a little bit the trend to build these smaller airports near downtowns, because the airplanes were smaller, an they were props. with fewer passengers and they were lighter and they didn't need as much landing runway space to take off for land. when reagan national was built on this 860 acres if you've been there you know that it is 860 that can't be expanded surrounded on three sides by water on the other side by u.s. not by u.s. but by the george washington parkway no way to expand this it was built with three runways primary and two commuter runways and the estimate was and 1960s that reagan national with the three runways could accommodate 15 million passengers a year. 15 million passengers year. well, where we today, circa 224 reagan nationalto is now 25.5 million passengers year 25.5 million passengers an additional two-thirds over what it was built for on a landlocked -- runways. there's been a couple of other important

mask dallas was down 16. i'd have time, but luka doncic and kyrie irving take over tyrese 0.18. it was 22 points in the second half doncic dropping 29 points, finishing with his third triple doubles first straight, that fadeaway j there latent fourth gave dallas the lead, but the youngest team in the playoffs fight til the end mvp runner-up shai gilgeous-alexander with the value two, chet holmgren, thunder back on top game-high 36 points for sda, but this is what, remember, we thinking about it all offseason, fouling pj washington with just two seconds left. it was for a three-point or washington since we hit the first two free throws, them take the lead, any missed the third on purpose the thunder threw up a prayer, but it goes unanswered. maps stun the thunder. one they advanced to the western thank conference finals for the second time in three years wnba rookie phenom caitlin clark's putting up a team-high 22 points for indiana fever facing the liberty in new york. but our first week and the w continues t

back here in dallas, trump is speaking on stage now.is legal calendar is cutting into his campaign time. in fact, the next expected public appearance president presumptive gop presidential nominee will be monday when he's back in court. >>> new details from that tragic boat collision that claimed the life of a 15-year-old girl in florida. an attorney for the man accused of operating the boat releasing surveillance video, claiming it shows that her client was unaware his boat had hit anyone. >> reporter: tonight, new surveillance video showing the operator of the boat, that authorities say fatally struck and killed a florida teen, 78 gold carlos "bill" seen docked his boat after the incident. releasing the video stating, “as the video shows, bill was alone, he was not drinking, and he had no clue that he may have hit someone.” authorities say 15-year-old ella adler was wakeboarding with friends off the coast of key biscayne last weekend. she was in the water with the board attached to her feet when she was fatally struck. the boater not

looks like dallas, dallas holds a three-game lead. >> we'll see what happens. >>> now another sportsow to hockey. the panthers and rangers got a change of scenery and a flurry of points on sunday with each team scoring four goals during regulation leading to the second consecutive ot of the conference finals. after a standing shot from the panthers, the entire game, the rangers probably delivered the final blow. >> off the face-off. score! >> the puck that ended up being the winning shot from ryan lindgren, giving new york a one-game lead ahead of game four tuesday. i say it every year. i'm till surprised we're talking about basketball and still talking about hockey. it feels like it's the longest season ever. >> but also for sports fans, this is exactly what they're waiting for. all right. when we come back, have researchers found a new planet for us to call home? and you could own kevin mccallister's house, minus of course the bandits. isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down... so

torrential rains sweep across texas, unleashing flooding from dallas to houston. at least one person dead in the storms while hundreds more had to be rescued. >>> and more severe weather is on the horizon. we're tracking the system. >>> a stumble for peace talks. israel and hamas failing to reach a deal for a ceasefire over the weekend. we're live with the details as mass evacuations begin in rafah. >>> the trial of donald trump entering week four. what to expect this morning in the former president's hush money case, while his search for a new running mate heats up. >>> good news for thousands of commuters in connecticut. a busy stretch of i-95 back open just in time for the workweek after a fiery crash shut it down for days. >>> and racing into history, how the formula 1 academy is putting women in pole position for the next generation of racers. it's monday, may 6th. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm frances rivera. we begin this morning in texas where devastating flooding wreaking havoc in the dallas and houston areas. on sunday a child was kil

rain drenching dallas drivers.ense winds ripping this plane from the gate at dallas fort worth airport. more than a thousand flights canceled nationwide this year is now the busiest severe weather season in 30 years in kentucky, devin johnson and his family are combing through what's left of their home. it is the second time in three years a tornado has left them homeless. a twister in 2021 devastated the region. hey baby. hey, that storm in 2021 led to this harrowing rescue. two infants in a bathtub blown away by a tornado. their grandmother lost her home again this past weekend . back in texas, a 16 year old was killed after a home under construction collapsed in the storm. we will check today's forecast coming up in just a few moments, a powerful explosion blew the facade off a building in youngstown, ohio, killing at least one man and injuring seven people. >> investigators are trying to determine if a gas leak is to blame. the building includes a bank with apartments above it and a brand new f 35 fighter jet h

tom bateman in dallas, thank you very much for i in dallas, thank you very much for that.oint then. us officials say they have made progress in outlining what governance and security plans for gaza might look like if a ceasefire could be negotiated, but still hamas has to decide whether it will accept the revised terms put forward by the israeli government. the proposal includes a 40—day truce in return for the release of hostages, with the prospect displaced families being would be allowed to return to northern gaza. today, hamas phoned the egyptian minister of intelligence, major general abbas kamel, to inform him they are looking at the proposal "in a positive spirit". they said their negotiating delegation would travel to egypt as soon as possible to complete the ongoing discussions. let's speak to gershon baskin, a former israeli negotiator with hamas, now director of middle east operations for the uk—based ngo international communities organisation. thank you for being with us. always good to have you on the programme. what are you picking up about the negotiations a

dallas you will be near 90 degrees tomorrow with 89. we will be a little cooler throughout the rest of the week, cooler into the mid 80s. digits some spots. san angelo 103. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> thank you, michelle. >>> virginia's arlington national cemetery held its third flowers of remembrance day sunday. it takes place at the cemetery's most iconic memorial which serves as a final resting place for some of america's unidentified world war i service members. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with a summer travel warning. viral videos showing checked baggage being thrown, dropped d destroyed. what to do if this happens to you. gives you signs. so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help stop the frustration and start taking align every day. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional digestive upsets. so you can enjoy life. when you feel the signs, it's time to try align. a mystery! jessie lov

y maÑana desde dallas nuevamente dallas hacia la ciudad de chicago, 37 millones de personas en riesgogrados representa 16 grados por encima de los valores normales para esa localidad. increÍble. >> estamos viendo la naturaleza y no solamente tormentas y tornados, sino tambiÉn los huracanes que ya vienen y ya tenemos el pronÓstico de la noaa para esta temporada de huracanes y deberÍa ser una temporada de huracanes histÓrica. >> nunca antes el centro nacional de huracanes habÍa pronosticado tantos huracanes, inclusive existe un 85% de probabilidad de que esta temporada sea una temporada hiperactiva. eso representa mÁs huracanes de lo que es normal. vean los nÚmeros de 17 a 25 tormentas, huracanes 8 a 13 e intensos 4 a 7, huracanes intensos. cuando esto lo comparamos con lo que es normal, es sumamente elevado, muy por encima de lo que es normal. y todo esto es producto de lo que se vive en el ocÉano atlÁntico. temperaturas oceÁnicas ahora en mayo sobre la superficie del mar, las temperaturas estÁn como si estuviÉsemos en el mes de agosto. el fenÓmeno de la niÑa ya comienza a desarrollars

so yes, another round potentially for dallas, much of northern texas. and then by the evening and overnight hours that's when we expect it to slide into areas around houston. so that means overnight tonight could be dealing with some more watches and warnings as we go through the evening hours and then by morning, we start to see the bulk of that, at least the strong stuff moving back out over shore. so here's a look at what we've got for today. the big concerns are going to be very large hail, yes. as you mentioned, it could be the size of golf balls, eggs, maybe even as much as baseballs in some areas damaging winds, but yes, also the potential for a tornado. so that does include dallas houston, austin, san antonio, up through amarillo, and also into oklahoma city. so you've got a pretty wide swath here of areas that we are keeping an eye out for for a lot of these storms just in the last few days, you look at starting before the weekend begin, we've had over 76 tornado reports, nearly 1,000 damaging wind reports, and over 300 hail reports and yes, as

more than 600 flights in and out of dallas airports canceled.rl apd, cindy knowles and her husband nearly crushed by that tree in your house. >> had you waited ten, 15 seconds longer you would have been right there where the tree fell. >> we would have been under it. definitely so. >> reporter: by the time the storms made their way to houston, outages topped a million across the state. >> cover your head! >> reporter: this latest round comes after a deadly weekend with more than 70 reported tornadoes, horrifying video showing motorists sheltering from an ef-2 tornado at this gas station in valley view, texas. yolanda vasquez showing me how she survived. >> just holding on to the doorknob and praying to god. >> reporter: it received a few months ago during a storm. lightning hit it this morning and then a fire basically consumed the entire thing. everyone was safe inside and needless to say people here in north texas are on edge knowing more rain is in the forecast for later this week. david? >> david: that home hit twice this spring has been a d

so as we go into tomorrow, we have that damaging winds are from dallas to austin and houston were are hail damaging winds possible? again, casey all right. >> at least rafah forza, lisa. thank you very much. >> are coming up next the four pieces of evidence. >> the jurors want to revisit in dollars trump's hush money trial plus a mid-game meltdown for a new york mets pitcher and this is a live look at a volcano that is currently around putting in iceland. it's one of our five things you got to see this morning. we'll be right back chasing life with dr. sanjay gupta listen wherever you get your podcast, my grandfather's run my or the header for over 75 years now, 99 years old and he come five days a week. >> if we let them the shape is to college, nice. had to swell lid for your bathing, finding the exact date on ancestry at that our family business was founded, really struck a chord with my grandfather hi everyone. >> i was seen this before. >> look at it. >> what from all the stories that he's been able to hand me throughout the years for me to hand him that information. >> you don't

francisco: como lo mencionas ha sido noche larga en la zona y en todo el metroplex en el Área de dallastormentas a afectar a gran parte de este lugar, hay reportes de inundaciones en algunas zonas y de muchos Árboles caÍdos debe los fuertes vientos que registraron hasta de 85 millas por hora en esta maÑana y esta madrugada. una muestra de lo que estÁ ocurriendo en el lugar, hay muchos Árboles caÍdos en esta zona donde el trÁfico ha sido suspendido en algunas de las avenidas, algunas de las calles por la caÍda de Árboles, de postes y alambres de energÍa elÉctrica. el reportes que hasta el momento hay mÁs de 600,000 usuarios sin energÍa elÉctrica, tambiÉn el reporte de dos tornados que han afectado una parte sur de la ciudad de dallas, texas y en la parte este, principalmente en foley, texas que es parte del Área metropolitana de dallas. puedes ver los daÑos en este lugar, es un par de Árboles que cayeron y estÁn obstruyendo esta calle, estamos en una de las zonas reciÉn reales de carlton. y este panorama lo vimos en alguna de las calles de esta zona de esta ciudad. hasta el momento lo qu

another tornado warned storm just outside of the dallas area towards tyler, texas and dallas we have warning right now in effect. so this has been ongoing throughout the morning, tornado warned storms. doppler radar indicating twisting motion and severe thunderstorm watches in effect including the dallas ft. worth area and moving towards the eastern part of texas including tyler, texas until 12:00 p.m. local time. severe storm threat for much of the state of texas including areas in oklahoma towards louisiana. so that will be the bull's eye. if you live in dallas, waco, austin, abilene, you really need to be on alert and get the watches and warnings throughout the day today. look at this. over the last couple of days 76 tornado reports, close to 400 wind reports and 700 hail reports. it has just been a devastating weekend for a lot of these folks. we'll continue to keep you up to date. steve and ainsley. >> lawrence: my entire family in texas from dallas all the way to waco, just -- >> make sure they have a way to get the watches and warnings and know what to do as well. >> lawrence:

kim dallas up three with a minute 30 to go. huge collision.oncic already with a bad knee sore ankle. now, a stiff back after fohlin heart to the floor after hidden lu dort going for that loose ball, lucas finished with 22 kyrie or vaping also with 22 in this one, the final minute, he put the game away, skating around the defender, hitting that float or maps, gut out a 105101. when go two games to one over the top-seeded okc on the ice, the hurricanes down but not out in their series against the rangers facing the o3 deficit, then blowing a 3-1 lead in game four. but brady, shai making like tom brady coming up clutch ripping a onetime or eventual game winner from the blue line with just over three minutes ago, carolina keeping this series alive with a 4-3 when lana braves fan is waking up this morning probably thinking why max freed on the mount for atlanta face in the mess and brace faithful, we're thinking he's about to do some. we haven't seen in 30 years of atlanta picture no-hitters. michael harris with an awesome catching the bottom of th

t is about 12,000 acres, dallas-fort worth about 19,000 acres, denver 32,000 acres. when reagan national was built, it was a little bit the trend to build smaller airports near downtowns because the airplanes were smaller. they were props, with fewer passengers, and lighter and didn't need as much landing runway space to take off or land.maryland. when reagan national was built, and if you've bb there -- bb there, you -- been there, you know it can't be expanded. it was built with three runways, a primary runway and two commuter runways, and the estimate was in the 1960's, that reagan national with three runways could accommodate 15 million passengers a year. where, where -- well, where are where, where -- well, where are today? reagan national is not 25 and a half million passengers this. twenty five and a half million in additional two thirds over what was built for with three runways. the idea was to spread over three runways but that is when they were smaller and now they are jets and can't land on the short runways. today, 90% cost to use the main runway so ther

that was the reason i was asked to write that piece for the dallas morning news. it was in duval county, florida, along with a lot of other books. and it became quite a national news story because a lot of people were surprised that a book on roberto clemente, of all people, would be banned. but i also had a book on so to sotomayor, which is banned right here in the state where i live, pennsylvania, in york county. i was on a book tour for my book hillary about hillary clinton in 2016 and was met at the door of two schools there by the principal i spoke to. i was going to be have to go to the principal's office. it was a kind of a tense scene. and was told that i could not present my book hillary to the children in that school, even though those schools, even though i was on on a book tour for that book and they had known advance. so i would count that as in my experience of right wing book banning wing censorship. but the the what i have experienced, the left is is a lot more insidious. and i would argue a lot more damaging. and it isn't covered as much in the ne

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wonder tickets out in dallas climate goals and bushes enough and is green growth no way forward. the new style proudly shows off the solar panels on the roof of daily's. metro. metro is one of the green flagship projects of the cities, energy and transportation transition. the solar panels are not only installed on the roof, but also on the trains themselves. any micro asthma and not a mock one, the one that goes america by the grid. we want to delete a lot of energy around a 3rd of the metro is electricity already comes from solar energy to share a set to grow, to 50 percent within the next decade. but this is just one small building block in india is plan to become an international power house for green energy, with several mega projects. the country aims to triple let's renewables by 2030 and do use renewable energy capacity as multiplied in the past years. it's sharon, the energy mix is almost equal to that of the us today. china clearly out performs

i'm just outside of the world-famous first baptist church in downtown dallas.o plays pickleball, you know that sound. one of the most brilliant ways to get people interested in the church these days is actually to invite the entire dallas community. you don't have to be a baptist. you can be anybody. you don't even have to be a christian to come down and play pickleball. can you believe this? they have taken off the street here in front of st. paul's cafe on st. paul street. coming up on "fox & friends" we talked to pastor jeffers and the world-famous kansas city chiefs, miss universe will be playing pickleball with me. that woman in the red t-shirt, 84 and a half years old and she can kick my butt. an added surprise, one of the biggest entertainers in show business will play pickleball on "fox & friends." live in dallas and new york, so stick around. ♪ ♪ i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the th

rain forecast to heavy rain and flooding will be an issue in some of the same area has dalla up towards oklahoma into kansas and louisiana. these areas have been hard-hit for weeks with a severe storms it. it a forecast today watching th next area of low pressure come out of the rockies affecting th plane states and more also see

convention in dallas.was in minnesota just last night, as the state republicans haven't won in better than 50 years. and the president is attached to rallying his base because that base seems to be wandering, my friend. >> president biden took off on air force one and arrived at andrews, and out of the beast, we were not able to ask him questions why he's losing support among black voters. and president biden spoke yesterday at the african-american museum in washington. >> my extreme maga, they want a country for some not for all. >> a new fox news poll shows black support for the president ebbing. and in a close election as it's expected to be all votes are critical. you mentioned the youth vote and this is where some alarms are sounding for the biden campaign. biden has lost 14% of the youth vote to trump and let's go to another poll just for the swing states. according to a new new york times poll, biden has lost 28% of the black vote in the past four years and the critical swing states. former presiden

maths, dallas down 16 at half-time.ut luka doncic and kyrie irving take over chi re scoring 18 of his 22 and the second half, doncic dropping 29 points, finishing with his third straight triple, double that fade away j right there late in the fourth, gave dallas the lead, but the youngest team in the playoffs fight til the ed mvp runner-up, shai gilgeous-alexander, ali to chet holmgren. thunder back on top. sga with a game-high 36, but this is what, remember, kim valley pj, washington with two seconds left. it was a three-point attempt. >> so washington would hit the first to take the lead than miss the third on purpose. >> so this prayer that the thunder throws up goes on. answer the maps, stunning the thunder. one advancing to the conference finals for the second time in three years. caitlin clark, her first week in the wnba hasn't gone the way she'd hoped. her indiana fever falling to owen three on the season after getting beaten by the new york liberty, 91 to at the rookie phenom clark putting up some points again,

dallas broke their tied series against the thunder.he work of the artist banksy is usually seen on city streets, but now you can see it all in one place. gus rosendale takes us to the manhattan museum. >> reporter: banksy usually uses the urban street scape for a canvas. a street artist painting on walls that aren't his to share messages he thinks we all might share, like here in brooklyn a few year ago. >> banksy is a world-renowned artist that nobody knows what his face looks like. >> reporter: now inside this canal street store front, the art settles down. >> who is banksy? >> i hope it's not one of us. >> reporter: it's a mystery. >> i think it's someone who is very, very clever. >> reporter: at the's the official opening of the banksy museum in new york city. the world's largest collection of reproductions of his work. >> you can see in the way that he did them originally. >> reporter: 160 pieces by the anonymous artist are reproduced as most have been dismantled, stolen o stolen or simply painted oefb. what's also unique here is

mavs thunder late fourth dallas up three luka doncic the steal. in the open court luka how about a little layup five point lead. gosh he's such a good player for those dallas mavericks open court and he's got the bucket. and then under a minute to go. how about this guy kyrie irving. the crazy handles puts a defender on skates and a lefty floater in the lane eight of his 22 in the fourth. mavericks win 105 101 two one series lead. game four monday in dallas. and we've got celtics karves right here on abc. that's coming up next. followed by after the game, of course with larry and donald. that's why we're on tv early because of basketball coming up soon. and hey, just see this. of course you've seen this 2007 on this date, baron davis did that to andre kirilenko, an epic. yeah. woo deion says i could watch this all day. and the best reaction watch will watch the dunk from the baseline again i mean he lost a lot of height on that. and then watch this. you know this guy. that's a donald look at his face. oh oh man donald that's the best part of the v

mba basketball continued with dallas advancing to the semifinals of the western conference. in the continuation of the elimination stage of this competition , dallas went to the los angeles clippers in its sixth game and defeated this team in the end 114-11. the sugs his three is good and carro spinning, taking and tinting, here's garlin vering through, banking it in, wogner finds carter, bancaro through the legs into the pace, the reverse and a review of some other news, table tennis competitions. gend's name was followed in saudi arabia, and our country's national team player naushad alamiyan competed and climbed to the main table with a 30-fold win over mohammad al-wayali, the world's 6th runner-up. the competition of this stage starts today. in the continuation of the semi-final stage of the premier basketball league tonight , gorgan municipality will go to masaf mahram in its third game in tehran. the representative of gargah, who won the previous match , will advance to the final stage if he wins tonight's match. this stage of the competition is three wins out of five

doncic added ten assists and seven rebounds as dallas took a 3—2 lead in the best of seven series.ls of snooker�*s world championship are underway with three qualifiers in the last four for the first time since 1977. stuart bingham is the only former winner left. he'll playjakjones starting later on wednesday. meanwhile, this is the first semi final between kyren wilson — the only player who didn't have to qualify — and dave gilbert, who did. but then beat the defending champion luca brecel in the first round. these are live pictures from sheffield. it is three frames all. they will be playing eight over the course of this first session. but 33 overall. 17 needed for a place in the final. it would be karen wilson or dave gilbert. you can follow the snooker across the bbc. a coach has been stopped from leaving peckham to take migrants to a detention centre. as victor simon jones. what happened here? this a detention centre. as victor simon jones. what happened here? this is a re jones. what happened here? this is a pretty fast-moving — jones. what happened here? this is a pretty fas

will cain is here. >> will: welcome to dallas. >> steve: thank you very much.e weather has been crazy. at least today it is kind of dry but then again we have reverend jeffers on our side. >> you play pickleball in boots in texas, steve. >> steve: you went to. >> the academy of country music awards. >> steve: north of us. >> will: post malone, chris stapleton, texas. >> steve: also one of the biggest entertainers in america are going to be on this pickleball court. don't reveal their identity. >> will: all right. >> steve: in about an hour. all right? will women i'm excited i will hangs around to see who that might be. >> steve: ainsley and brian and lawrence, normally, when it is will and it's pete, that segment is called. >> will: off the wall. >> steve: off the wall or off the grid. >> will: that's our wednesday's edition. >> steve: instead of off the grid since we are diner let's call it off the griddle. >> will: off the griddle playing pickleball off the street. >> steve: very nice. pickleball also known as deviled ping-pong. >> will: steve has improved. i

and it does so through the prism three texas cities, austin, houston and dallas so please help me welcome our author megan kimple. thank you, gilbert. thank you all for being here. it's really a delight now, megan, you as you point out the book, you were born in austin, you grew up in southern california, and california. and that that area particularly in california, like texas, has a very strong car geographically, big, very spread out. was it during that time period growing up in southern california that if you first started to question the role that urban highways have in or our society, it wasn't really growing up, but i moved back l.a. after college and i was trying to work as a journalist. so i was an editorial assistant at the los angeles times. i made minimum wage and i was tutoring high school students to like pay rent. and so as a result, i was driving all over los angeles and. it's this was the era before smartphones. so i had this like printout of, you know, mapquest and passenger seat. i would like, obsessively check. siegler econ if anybody remembers that. before i left hous