in east texas has that got -- has that kind of violence at that percentage rate. it's insane. it's time to quit, stop trying to gas light the american people to convince them they're oing crazy and let them know and have a truthful assessment of where we are. we need to follow the law. we need to have enforcement of our borders. we will continue to be the most generous nation in the world, not just in giving funds to help others, not just in giving lives of our citizens to help freedom for other countries like nowhere else in history, in the most generous number of people we allow to come into the united states and visit -- generous in the number of visas, in the number of people we allow to come into the united states and visit. it's been abused. and the border patrol has said, every time we hear somebody in the government in washington say anything about legalizing anything or anybody that's here illegally, it is like a shiny object that draws even greater numbers illegally through our borders. nd what is our border patrol ordered to do? don't turn them back and

my friend chuck from east texas did come out. also in favor of waterburger, by the way, but that's a different issue. the personal income tax is not politically palatable, and i believe it's quite effective as corporate income tax. you don't want to make the mistake that president obama made. president obama made was when he first got in power, he had a positive majority and passed obamacare in such a fashion that it created such ill will for the first seven years that no one will. president-elect trump was politically palatable, reforms the corporate income tax. what chuck is talking about and gives these small businesses up to 50% income tax. that is completely unfair. cut that down to 15 or 20%. they can't do corporate tax inversions. they can't lobby the government because they don't have money to buy politicians like these big companies have done for decades. this will go directly into the economy, directly to jobs, and directly to capital investmen i. >> and, jonas, speaking of jobs last year, we had the slowest creation si

temperatures are really mild into much of east texas, including houston, beaumont, and louisiana. watch out for storms. talk about warm, you'll be really heating up along the gulf coast into florida where highs will be near 80 degrees. those mild temperatures coming in in the latter part of january but, ayman, gigi, we're getting ready for cold weather heading into february. >>> thanks for that. just ahead, the income cap grows. these eight men are worth 3.6 billion. ambassadors are about to call a very risky move. we'll explain. back in two minutes. that's why i bought six of you for when you stretch out. i want you to stay this bright blue forever, that's why you'll stay in this drawer forever. i can't live without you, and that's why i'll never ever wash you. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. it smooths and strengthens fibers to protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite clothes stay your favorite clothes. downy fabric conditioner. ve been on i'm bushed! my feel

i represent the 36th district in congress and i practice de dentistry in east texas for 36 years. this has been a problem for the american people for six long years now. the american people are drowning in excess of cost and regulation of obamacare. americans cannot bear another year of rising premium costs, loss of coverage, and lowered quality of care. the time to repeal this is now. we have a plan that would repeal obamacare immediately and put an affordable patient centered system in its place. this is what the american people need. immediate relief and a backstock of replace ment to have it in place. this would expand health savings accounts which i have still, allow the purchase of insurance across state lines as you've heard today and several other reforms that will drive down the cost of medical care. in november the american people spoke loud and clear on several issues and their health care, our national health care industry and system, is nothing short of being at stake here and this is what this plan is all about and i'm very honored to have been included with this div

i represent the 36th district in congress and i practice dentistry in east texas for 36 years. a problem for the american people for six years. american people are drowning in excessive costs and regulations of obamacare. americans cannot bear another year of rising premium costs, loss of coverage, and lowered quality of care. the time to repeal this is now. we have a plan that would repeal obamacare and immediately and put it in an affordable patient-centered system. this is what the american people need, immediate relief and a backstop replacement to have in place. this plan would expand access to health savings accounts, which i personally still have after several years. allow the purchase of insurance across state lines, as you have already heard, as well as other reforms that will drive down the cost of medical care. in november the american people clearly on several issues. the national healthcare industry of system is nothing short being at stake. that is what this plan is about. included in to be this diverse group of ladies and gentlemen that have come up with this goo

i practiced dentistry in east texas for 36 years. this has been a problem for the american people for six long years. they are drowning in excessive costs and regulation. they cannot bear another year of rising premiums costs, loss of coverage, and lowered quality of care. the time to repeal this is now. we have a plan that will repeal obamacare immediately and put an affordable patient centered system in its place. this is what the american people need, immediate relief and a backstop of replacement to back it up and have it in place. this plan would expand access to health savings accounts, which i still have personally after several years, allow the personal purchase of insurance across state lines, as well as several other reforms that will drive down the cost of medical care. peoplember, the american spoke loud and clear on several issues and the national healthcare industry system is nothing short of being at stake here. i very honored to have been included with this very diverse group of ladies and gentlemen up here. i want to

they're going by the naacp who led a march in one group, a group of students from huntsville in east texas who had march there to be there in solidarity with them. i recap that in a multiracial moment in the book. it is a critical turning turning point. and a lot changes as a result. but i would say what we see after 1966 is with the farmworker struggle energizes more chicano activists and pushes the politics of the elders further to the left. they do it again with the support of african-americans and whites labor people. when they're pushing for the minimum wage during the 1967 session they are succeeding because they are lobbying for and is now in the senate, joe is in the senate. they have is in the senate. they have the votes because of the coalition. it is a fitting into the story. although it is also a new beginning. it is a moment when the federal government finally intervenes in the affairs of the south texas in critically important ways. >> i hate to be the one to ask this question, but you said you're going to talk about how the coalition of solve. i'm i'm curious as to what happ

and in east texas today, a cleanup effort is also under way. but it's georgia that's now reeling from its deadliest severe weather in six years. >> for the first time as consoler in chief since taking office, president trump is pledging his support to help several southern states recover. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, georgia. >>> a mississippi woman is lucky to be alive as a tree was tossed on the house. she was pinned to the bed by the tree and alone and was able to grab a cell phone and call 911 an crews had to cut the tree in pieces in order to free her. she had broken bones but going to be okay. >>> an apparent tornado is blamed for this damage at a south florida high school. officials closed the campus. the storm threw roofing material, siding and plywood around the school. the baseball field was also damaged with a bleacher thrown in the street. >>> look that the video of a car being washed away by floodwaters in southern california. the woman driving the car got out moments before that car was swept away. the car tumbled and slipped through

and areas of east texas, shreveport, one of the worst commutes, just pouring rain, but not too much severeweather. maybe it is isolated. this is going to turn out to be a beneficial rain. we have a drought in the southeast. we'll get some of the rainfall in northern alabama in the days ahead. and the only other story out there, alex, the west coast dealing with another big storm. a little one on thursday. then another big storm on friday. so by far the worst winter weather has been on the west coast and remains there this week. >> all right. thank you for the heads-up on that, bill kairps. >>> still ahead, the los angeles chargers are moving but their fans are not making it easy for them. louis will expla inin sports. (announcer vo) when you have type 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza® a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. and better than that diabetes pill i used to take. (jeff) victoza®

we started yesterday morning with storms over east texas and right through louisiana.l the blue dots here are wind damage reports. all the yellow dots are the tornado reports. we had a couple here in rehoboth and numerous along the border of florida, georgia and portions of alabama. where are we at now? the severe weather threat is over with but heavy rains are moving up the coast. there are thunderstorms in north florida. near the gainesville area and jacksonville, they are getting storms that are not severe, but there's lightning with those. and just a steady rain now pushing through ohio, west virginia and through the carolinas. if we get any isolated severe storms today, it would be out there for the outer banks near the virginia beach and norfolk area. nothing widespread. here's the timing of it at 8:00 a.m. steady rains over the top of washington, d.c. that will mean travel delays there. by the time we get to about the noon hour, the heavy rains arrive near new york city and philadelphia. 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. for you. boston, around 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. for you. and

the and aa cp who led a march in one group in particular, a group of students from huntsville in east texas of african-americans who had marched there to be there in solidarity so i do have this multiracial moment in the book. but it's this critical turning point and lots of changes as a result and that's why in the book there. but yes, i would say what we see after 1966 is that that farmworker struggle energizes even more chicano activists and pushes the politics of the elders to the left. and they do it with the support of african-americans and white labor people. when they are pushing for the minimum wage during the 1967 session they are succeeding because brown is their lobbying for it, barbara jordan is in the senate , gil bernard is in the senate and they have a vote because of the coalition. >> it's a fitting end to the story. although it's also a new beginning, it's a moment when the federal government finally intervenes in critical important ways. >> i hate to be the one to ask this question but you said you were going to talk about how the election is solved and i'm curious about

a woman living in rural east tennessee or east texas should have the same access to adequate maternity care. i'm a proud co-sponsor of this legislation that would require the health resources and services administration to dedicate shortage areas and target maternity resources where they are most needed helping to ensure healthier pregnancies and cases. mothers and their children need to be healthy during and after pregnancy and i feel strong about that duty in congress. while this bill will not solve the entire crisis, it is a meaningful start. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back. the court: jasm tennessee yields. jasm texas reserves. the chair recognizes jasm texas, mr. green. green green i reserve. the court: jart. the chair recognizes jasm texas, mr. burgess. burg burg it is my pleasure to yield to the jasm georgia, mr. carter, three minutes. the court: jasm georgia is recognized for three minutes. art cart mr. speaker mr. carter: the national health service corps provides up to $50,000 for health service professionals to provide in health care shortag

dumping snow and rain as far east as northern texas. the snow has shut down most major mountain passes. include a 50 mile stretch of interstate 80 between sacramento and reno. >> road travelers are finding near whiteout conditions in parts of oregon. sending cars sliding into each other. >> they don't give you snow lessons in driving school. people learn how to do it themselves. >> they were tokyo drifting. it was scary. >>> in washington state two teen boys fell through the ice near a frozen lake. one managed to make his own way out. the other was stuck in the water for nearly half an hour and had to b >> and more pain for many southern states. >> in the carolinas crews are preparing for difficult travel conditions. for more on that, here's justin. >> reporter: thank you and good morning to you. we're tracking snow throughout the day and also into the overnight. not a lot but an inch or two. can produce travel delays and we're expecting it along the interstate 95 corridor and low visibilities. a big storm system in west. pummelling por

oil and natural gas company operating in east texas.immons and company, overweight and $22 a share target. while horses got a good balance sheet with leverage to both oil and gas, calling the stock valuation attractive with a solid growth profile. their target on wrd is 54 -- implies about 54% upside. wrd is your small cap holiday, $2 billion oil and nat gas company. >>> parade of ceos march is on. a pulse in financials with the ceo of huntingon bank shares. kayla take it away. >> we are joined now by the ceo of huntington bank shares, a columbus, ohio, based lender who will be involved in the conversation here. steve, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> you said a couple of months ago you were much more optimistic after the election than 60 days prior. how has your optimism evolved over that time and what, in particular, are you looking to come out of this administration? >> we're continuing to see business investment take place and further discussions within our customer base. we have hundreds of thousands of businesses that we

substances put together in order o create methamphetamine, that became much more rare, especially in east texas where i live, where we have trees, woods , terrain, where people can easily hide out, set up a lab, cook up some methamphetamine, especially as developed during our time on the felony bench where people in texas learned how to look methamphetamine, create methamphetamine with a cold cooking process that didn't subject them to quite the danger and didn't create quite the nasty smell that often got meth labs reported to the authorities. . and by drying soup many of the meth labs, we were told, the going to be a great day for america -- the going to be a great day forever -- it's going to be a great day for america. we drop the meth labs by making it harder to get sudafed because you have to ask, give your driver's license, restricted to a very limited amount of sudafed . well, we were told, that's going to dry up drugs. this methamphetamine is going to be a thing of the past. we'll cut it to next to nothing. well, it's true. it's not as widespread as it used to be. more pure d that drug

i can tell you as a texas congressman, the folks down south in east texas where i serve they want thising. they want to be safe. they don't want to worry about terrorists coming in and exploiting our refugee around visa programs so that absolutely these people can come, especially if they're refugees, coming in at taxpayer expense and legally to set up bases of operation, to radicalize and do the atrocities that we've seen, and so, i telling you the people who are behind mr. trump here. the hysterics aside, the reality it is high time we saw something like this happen and i'm elated that it is. i'm fully supportive of mr. trump's executive orders. neil: you know the irony is, this might not go remotely far enough, to your point, it affects about only 10% of the type of cases we've seen, and the vast majority are conducted or the terror we've seen on our soil by american-born citizens or legal residents. so this doesn't even address that. yet it got the rage it did. >> well you're exactly right, in my opinions, as we said earlier i had a couple of bills out would essentially the same th

it's been great being in east texas this weekend, last all the hope ng that has arisen as we've entered this new year, 2017. i think it's going to be a good year. i'm told that just on the basis of a new president coming in, who's promising to throttle back, remove so much of the heavy iron boot off the throat of the economy, that firms are starting to hire again, businesses are making plans to expand and grow. and then we're seeing the reports of plants that are decided to stay in the united states instead of going elsewhere. there's a lot of optimism out there. there are young people that are asking what it was like back when you came out of college and had multiple job opportunities for most of the people coming out of college. instead of opportunities to live with your parents or your grandparents or a parent or the other parent. they actually had multiple job opportunities. . d that optimism has arisen as we entered this year also, it's very sad to see a form of racism and negativity that arises. i've said before publicly, and one k it's still true, need go back no further than the

office closed in longview making it more difficult for americans in east texas to get the customer service they needed. well, this article from from "the "washington times" points out that the i.r.s. has made it much more painful for taxpayers than it should have been and that's according to the i.r.s.'s inspector general, that was in a report on thursday that accused the agency for cutting money for customer service and ignoring phone calls while moving the money to keep obamacare and other administration priorities on track. what that means is that the i.r.s. would be there to bully people who had concerns about problems with obamacare which certainly would not help their health at all. but one reporter had told me that previously they were told by the i.r.s. that i.r.s. cuss funding and that's why customer service was cut. and yet, when we presented the actual facts of what had ppened, yes, in the past six years, the house of representatives, not the senate, for heaven's sake, they haven't cut anything, but the house of representatives cut our own budgets by 22% over a three-year period

. >>> and finally security cameras record a thief in east lubbock, texas, as he robs a tire shop takingnd toilet paper. you see the man behind -- figure this one out. he's taking cash from the register allegedly, and then he appears with a stack of toilet paper rolls, drops them, goes back to pick the toilet paper up. the owner saying -- this is the owner saying this, that maybe he wanted to make a clean getaway. >> ooh. >> ah. >> listen, have you guys -- when is the last time you purchased toilet paper? it is expensive. i go usually to costco and i have like a cartful of toilet paper to stock up. >> maybe it was an emergency. >> it's expensive. >> paula free associating. >> listen, i'm just saying prices -- >> this show is taking twists and turns that i would not have foreseen. next thing she'll admit to stealing it from the abc news bathroom. >> i didn't steal it. >> borrowing. >> borrowing. >> i have swiped one box of tissues from the abc office. >> before your lawyer calls, let me just tell you what's coming up on the show this morning. the notorious drug kingpin known as el chapo e

juan was saying, trump is still right that these are rigged polls and the truth is -- all over east texase, i just came from, people are getting ready to hire again, the call went out for oil and gas industry, we are going to start hiring again, we are going to start drilling again, people are excited all over texas where i go and so the polls are not talking to the people that elected donald trump, they're excited, they're fired up, we are excited, but you say, you know, pardon for being cynical, the esm presentation here in washington, maybe you weren't aware of, the more cynical you get it's never enough to catch up. maria: all i hear is pounding of donald trump. let's not give it energy because i don't believe it anyway. senate confirmation hearings. this is important. democrats expect today grill the president elect's pick for epa, scott pruitt, he's going to really have a grilling i'm sure as well as tom price. wilbur ross with opening statements. i've made my likelihood in commerce, more direct experience than any prior cabinet nominee has had with unfair trade in the steel busines

. >> reporter: in louisiana, one of the several in east texas, a cleanup effort is also in the way. but georgia now reeling for the deadliest squirt in six years. >> it was terrible. >> karla's home collapsed around her, as they her -- >> my son and his wife bridal portrait, our daughter's senior portrait. it's hard to take it all in. >> the national weather service had issued that rare high-risk advisory for several southern states. for the first time since taking office as consoler in chief, donald trump has called the governor to pledge support to help the state recover. matt and natalie? >> thank you very much, gabe. >>> a powerful nor'easter is bringing damaging winds and heavy rains to mill yos. morgan ratford is in point pleasant beach. >> reporter: good morning, that commute turns out to be quite -- and right he and new jersey where we're expecting to see some coastal flooding. we're talking rain of up to 3 i remembers winds you can see up to 6 on miles a can caused downed trees, downed power line. that's quite governor cuomo is asking penal to stay inside. between new york

. >> reporter: in louisiana one of the tornado caught on video and in east texas cleanup is under waybut georgia is reeling from its deadlyist weather in six years. >> it was just terrible. awful. >> reporter: residents are returning to their home right now and president trump has called georgia's governor and several other states to pledge his support. >> gabe, thank you. >>> we're also watching the nor'easter here on the east coast too. >> it's like a category 1 hurricane. this is point pleasant beach in new jersey. the winds and the surf crazy right now. that's going to increase as the system makes its way east. we're looking at coastal flooding. we're also looking at the high winds. 26 million people under some sort of wind advisory. we'll get into your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> president trump's first full week in office, controversy is facing the new administration, including a lawsuit being filed today. our team has in-depth coverage beginning with hallie jackson at the white house. >> reporter: this morning the lawsuit is being filed in district cour

and in east texas today, a cleanup effort is also under way.ut it's georgia that's now reeling from its deadliest severe weather in six years. >> it was just terrible. it was awful. >> reporter: carla's home collapsed around her, as her husband scrambled to pull their daughter to safety. >> it's devastating. our clothes. our pictures. my son and his wife's bridal portrait. our daughter's senior portrait. it's hard to take it all in. >> reporter: for the first time in two years, the national weather service had issued that rare high-risk advisory for several southern states. and for the first time since taking office, as consoler in chief, donald trump has called georgia's governor and pledged his support to help the state recover. >> thank you very much. >>> a powerful nor'easter is just getting under way that will bring damaging winds and heavy rains to millions. morgan rafford is in new jersey. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that monday morning commute is turning out to be tricky for places in connecticut and new york and here in ne

texas. >> roger. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. fire. >> roger. >> are they ever? feels like i'm going back toward hawaii. >> do not do that. you want to go to the eastetro has stopped. >> leave it on until you pass texas. >> that is affirmative. >> good-looking flight from what we have seen. >> we will see you back east. decided to read enter with a pack -- reenter with the pack on. we are recommending you leave the retro packing on for the entire reentry. you will have to override the switch, which is expected to occur. this means you will have to manually retract. do you read? >> what is the reason for this? >> not at this time. >> roger. >> we are recommending the retro packing not be jettisoned. you'll have to override the switch which is expected to minutes fromfive minutes from now. do you understand? >> i will have to make a manual and bring the scope in manually. is that affirmed? >> that is affirmative. >> roger. >> [inaudible] roger, retracting scope manually. >> we are not sure whether or -- it is far safer to reenter with the retro package on. we see no difficulty at this time. >> roger, understand. [inaudible] 7 -- endship >> go ahead,

from the pet koe everything from the including carbon die objection side it catches it send it to east texas. using kind of we know how it works technology but bringing it to scale. your administration will be taking order. this is something the right and left have embraced your thoughts on knowing you may not know the particulars but the idea there would be long -- create jobs but capture carbon die objection side. >> i don't know the particulars of this. on the surface it appears to make sense. your observation that's it's supported by both sides of the aisle would seem to make that a relatively easy decision to go forward with. with that said i have that history of investing working with the members of the legislature in the case of my time is the texas governor, the speaker, the lieutenant governor, a panel of experts that refer these projects to us for approval or not. and that history i hope will give you comfort that i'm a big believer we have a role to place in basic research, but also in that applied research so bring new technologies, new commercialization, new economic development

catches it, send it to east texas for enhanced oil recovery. using kind of oil we know networks technology but bring it to scale. your administration will be taking over but again this is something both the right and the left have seen two embraced. your thoughts on knowing that you may not know the particulars but just in concept to the idea that there be an loan guarantee that would both great american jobs but also capture carbon dioxide to enhanced oil recovery. >> senator, thank you for giving me the opportunity to share with you, i don't know the deep particulars of this on the service that appears to make sense. your observation that if both supported by both sides of the aisle would seem to make that a relatively easy decision to continue to go forward with, but that said, i've got that history of investing, working with the members of the legislature in the case of my time as the texas governor, the speaker, the lieutenant governor, a panel of experts that refer to these projects to us for approval or not. and that history i hope we gi

the city says crews received multiple reports of debris washing ashore east of the airport. >>> a north texas couple is suing apple over its face time app. in the lawsuit, james and bethany claim apple is liable for a crash on christmas eve 2014 that killed their five- year-old daughter. the other driver was using the app when he smashed into their car. the couple says apple failed to implement a safer alternative design that would lock out and prevent use of face time while driving. no comment yet from apple and the lawsuit. >>> this new year got off to an exciting start for one rockville maryland little eman nor made her way into the world as the first baby born in 2017 at adventist shady grove medical center. she arrived at 12:15 yesterday morning weighing 6-pounds and 13-ounces. her new year's day arrival wasn't exactly what she planned. >> i did everything to have her 2016. but she had another plan. she wanted to be a star today. i didn't want her to be the first one in 2017. i want her to be the last one in 2016. i think my 2017 will just be right back i mean, it will be perfect. >> mom

texas. moving north and east. tomorrow, mixed precip, and snow across denver, another quarter to half an inch through nebraska and kansas. more dicey travel, maybe more trees down. these areas will be slow to warm up above freezing. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> and next to the incredible heartbreak when a baby was snatched from a maternity ward nearly two decades ago. tonight, new images of that baby, now 18 years old, together with her birth parents for the first time. also, emotional details from the man who raised that little girl, who thought it was his daughter. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, the heartwarming images of a family reunited. 18 years after being kidnapped, a smiling daughter. her biological father full of gratitude. >> i love her. i was glad to see her. i love her. >> reporter: but there's heartache for the man who thought he was her father. >> i named her. it's a name i had for years. alexis kelly. the love of my life. >> reporter: charles manigo says his then-girlfriend gloria william

and texas, thunderstorms moving north and east. tomorrow, mixed precip, and snow across delaware, another quarter to half an inch through nebraska and kansas. more dicey travel, maybe more trees down. tom? >> thank you. >>> and next to the incredible heartbreak when a baby was stolen nearly two decades ago. now, that reunited with her parents. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, the heartwarming images of a family reunited. 18 years after being kidnapped, a smiling daughter. her biological father full of gratitude. >> i love her. i'm glad to see her. i love her. >> reporter: but there's heartache for the man who thought he was her father. >> i named her. it's a name i had for years. the love of my life. >> reporter: charles manigo says his then-girlfriend gloria williams told him she gave birth to their daughter while he was away. they shared custody for years. dna testing uncovering the truth. alexis was in fact baby kamayah, snatched from a florida hospital in 1998. manigo and alexis now dealing with the shocking news. >> s

as the storm moved east, people moving from texas to virginia are warned to be on alert.ve in the fox extreme weather center. hey, adam.>> it's a major storm. you hit iton the head. we are tracking snow, rain, ice . it's at least bits of this continuing on here in the weekend. this will last all the way into monday. currently, the snowfall in new york stretching down to philadelphia with a mix of snow and rain. we have seen the freezing rain through ohio in the bull's-eye on the area we will play close attention to. it's getting down inoklahoma and along the panhandle in portions of kansas . that's what we are targeting and it's really heavy amounts of ice. that's where most of the winter storm warnings are.these are a swarming into portions thereof north texas. this is a large system dropping the ice and it will be happening now. it will continue to happen here all the way through the weekend. it will be early sunday morning and continue to see the pinks that's rainfall. it becomes ice and it's the morse dangerous precipitation that we've had. it continues into early mon

texas. >> good-looking flight. we will see you back east. have a safe flight. he reentered with the pack on. we are reprimanding that you leave the retro package on. you can override this switch. what is the reason for this? the recommendations -- we are recommending that the retro package not i repeat -- not be jettisoned. you have to retract the -- >> i will have to make the inual -- and bring the scope at this time. >> roger. >> go-ahead friend seven. roger retracting scope manually. >> we are not sure whether or the field is safer than any we see no difficulty at this time. you are going out. retro pack --his do you understand, over? >> over. john glennact with are out. >> this is friendship seven, i think the pack just let go. a real fireball outside. friendship seven, over? this is created a barrier for friendship seven, halting all communication. alone he plunges back towards earth. >> do you read me, over? seven 21g friendship thousand 300 miles an hour -- to 1300 miles an hour. >> friendship seven, do read me, over? you are in -- within one mile of --.

east. here's more now from oklahoma. >> overnight storms pounded texas.nging heavy rains, flooding and tornadoes. >> whoa! >> reporter: two touchdown south of dallas heavy near ones damaged a hangar at the grand prairie airport. further north ice more than an inch thick in some places crippled parts of the great plains in midwest. crushing trees, cracking power lines and disabling cars. >> covered up my pick up. covered up her car. covered up the neighbor's van. just been digging every since. >> reporter: the region has been under assault since friday. battered by freezing rain and snow leaving thousands of people without power. on the roads, crews worked overtime clearing ice and snow. >> there goes another one right there. >> reporter: ice storm devastated highways. >> he rolled over. >> reporter: leaving drivers spinning out of control. dak cam videos shows a kansas city trooper making narrow escape after a semi tractor trailer loses control on an icy road. at least two injuries were reported in the 20 car pileup near downtown wichita. in nebraska two

the discovery and exploitation texas oil fields in east had made the united states the world's oil king. in 1940, the united states was not only the largest oil producer, it generated six times the amount of the number two oil producer which was venezuela. middle east production at the time was negligible. so, throughout the 1930's, we pumped oil out of the ground as fast as we could and sold it for overseas for pennies on the barrel. the japanese had no oil and that is still true. what that means is that the united states has its hands on the control valve that supplies d oil to japan's industrial economy. if japan did not behave, the united states could close the valve anytime it wanted. despite that implied threat, japan's behavior, at least two american eyes, only got worse. iner the european war began 1939, the success of the german forces created opportunities for the japanese in asia. the swift defeat of france and holland and the circumstances of britain meant that the asian colonies of european states had become virtual orphans. borneo, java, and sumatra were in the dutch east

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about the weapon used in this attack. >>> on the east coast today, millions of americans are feeling the effects of a winter storm, covering areas from texasnew england and snow that may total two feet in some areas. states of emergency and winter advisories span much of the coast. out west, people in california and along the west coast are bracing for a submit storm triggering dangerous flooding and mud sidelines. let's go to san francisco. steve, what's the situation out there? >> reporter: yeah, we are well into this storm system. it has been raining here in san francisco now for hours. albeit it is light rain. the worst of it not expected today come until well into tonight. however, people in north california are really bracing for this. they may see places where rainfall is expected to pour 10, 12, 15 inches of rain and snow, maybe 15 to 20 feet in some regions. so preparation is well underway. people are a little bit worried and precautions are being taken in place. however, this is going to be a widespread system. it's going to hit for quite a few days. in a really beareig area, south oregon down to possibly southern california. you

hiding out still looks like a wednesday afternoon of 04 is along the east of a shoreline hist of office is as a show you clear skies texasnight. >>marty: not a long ago we were talking about a drought is now run as a water in some sense of the california during this cornet releases overflowing in the reservoir which could lead to flooding downstream. >>haaziq m: the battle was set back there are balm doubt because someone vandalize the school soccer field in walnut creek he said it happened more than once. >>marty: that was chided mr. jury that he is not a killer off she was 15 when she disappeared back in 2012 they sent her dna was filed in his car math and auto worm that had the court to allow evidence they say will show that she ran away from home some charge will multiple felony crimes investigators say he tried to send a graphic images to the child to that of a similar crime and taxes back in 1987. >>reporter: perfect weather combined would amount to small the bad weather might conceal this week and is expected to be a busy one on the mountain. >>reporter: santa clara little piece just about all the bay area out of

texas. by the way, to the east of that, look at the temperatures in the southeast.t, but icing conditions kick in right through iowa as well as wisconsin. overall, i think we're talking about huge effects there with the panhandle of oklahoma with ice storms and through kansas. look at this outside. we are enjoying it. a lot of birthdays here. how are you feeling >>> and we are expecting a very pleasant martin luther king weekend with some chilly temps to start off. right no in san jose, 39 degrees. expect a high of indust degrees and expected to keep the sunshine through the majority of saturday into sunday as well. san francisco now at a nice 40 degrees. expecting to hit a high of about 55 degrees, and if we make our way over to oakland, also looking chilly out there with 40 degrees. expect a high of about 53 degrees across the bay area. >>> i have to give everyone props here with us today. we will talk about snow flurries here in new york city. craig and sheinelle. >>> thank you. up next, how would you like to buy your next car from a vending machine? why it is no

texas. by the way to the east of that, look at the temperatures in the southeast, so beautiful and warm outrtheast, but notice the icy conditions kick in through iowa as well as wisconsin. overall, i think we're talking about huge effects, crippling ice through the panhandle of oklahoma through kansas. we're enjoying it, a lot of birthdays and we're celebrating. how are you feeling today? that's a look at the big picture. we'll take a look at your local weather now. >>> good morning. temperatures above freezing. in the mid-30s in the metro area. light rain is falling here now. mixing with wet snow and sleet farther north and west. all of this comingm it will be with us in the afternoon. this winter weather advisory. it's been canceled for the metro area. still in effect north and west until 6:00 p.m. due to a little bit of a wet snow and some sleet and rain, mainly rain in the afternoon throughout the region. sun back on sunday. >> i have to give everyone props if you're with us today. again, we'll be talking about snow flurries here in new york city. craig, sheinelle. >>> thanks you. up ne

texas. by the way, to the east of that, look at the temperatures in the southeast. but icing conditions kick in right through iowa as well as wisconsin. overall, i think we're talking about huge effects there with the panhandle of oklahoma with ice storms and through kansas. look at this outside. we are enjoying it. a lot of birthdays here. how are you feeling today? that's a look at the big >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. take a look at your hour by hour forecast. 11:00 a.m. starting to see the snow line build in our region. temperatures near freezing. we won't see snow until the afternoon, about 2:00, 3:00 when this starts move to in. temperatures in some spots, philly and the south are above freezing. we may see rain/snow mix and that rain/snow mix potential continues into your evening at 6:30. more rain along the shore snow farther north. >>> i >>> i have to give everyone props here with us today. we will talk about snow flurries here in new york city. craig and sheinelle. >>> thank you. up next, how would you like to buy your next