if you save fort worth and you. say. oh no extreme. north texas. exxon mobil. looks like the fort worth structure. the crowd. and the big oil is the green jobs. hundred employees in north texas. and. a kid is. next to thanks. but the price of the fracking frenzy a wild. in just a few years drilling rigs have sprouted up through the texas suburbs like towering hills horses across from shopping centers close to schools otherwise residential neighborhoods have become industrials. when the fracking staats trucks gather round the world. the sand water and chemical mixes pushed deep underground at extremely high pressure. escaping vital drifts in the week. three dangers the sea a lot of injuries have seen since somebody actually get blown all the way back from a blowout c. one got a blow out. dangerous even deadly but lucrative. fracking is now underway in thirty four states in the u.s. . and urban cowboy tyler is just one of those cashing in on the new energy good one of four with three. right place . it's great money like i said it is a lot of stuff once you decide

hit the family and the car head on in fort worth texas her spine was fractured. the 19 year old driver had a blood alcohol content nearly 3 times the legal limit. when he reached a plea deal last week she was given the chance to say something so she took the opportunity. >> my mom does a lot for me, but i try myself. there are days that i cry because i can't do what i used to do. >> she was walking a year and a half ago and that's what hurts the worst. >> we are told that there was not a dry eye in the courtroom when she read the letter. chee says -- she says it was emotional but is hopeful to walk again. >>> the brother of mia farrow is facing charges of sexual abuse accused of molesting two boys during a period of years. authorities say the investigation began back in september when the two alleged victims now in their late teens came forward. neighbors are shocked by the

my name is anna, i'm from the dallas/fort worth world affairs council, and as i told everyone yesterday, i teach seniors. i've been facebooking with them, and can they ask me questions, and the point is they want to know for this right now -- because they're online with me -- should they be optimistic? they're very scared, the class of 2013, and what can you say to them that i can pass on to them about economic competitiveness and if they should be optimistic or worried? >> great question from the seniors. okay, steve. >> notwithstanding everything i said before -- [laughter] i'm actually optimistic. i think, i'm optimistic because heidi ticked off a number of these before in a slightly different context, but they're just as applicable in this context. we have the most flexible economy in the world. we have this incredibly diverse labor force, diverse group of people in this country who come here because of the opportunity. there are not that many people who leave america to go live in all these other places that we worry about being more competitive than we are, but there's a long line

hagman, a real son of texas, born near fort worth in 1931, died in dallas last night from cancer complications, more from manuel bojorquez. >> it was one of the most famous moments in television history. the world asked who shot jr? >> now the world mourns the loss of the actor who played j.r. ewing in the hit cbs show dallas. fans placed flowers on larry hagman's hollywood star after learning the actor died friday at the age of 81. >> come on out, genie. >> hagman rose to game as good-natured astronaut anthony nelson in the 60s tv show i dream of jeannie. >> hagman came from a show business family. his mother was broadway star mary martin who was famous for her role as peter pan. >> i used ewing oil money to support you. >> hagman was candid about his personal life, acknowledging years of heavy drinking that so damaged his liver he eventually needed a transplant. >> now, i don't expect you to make those kind of decisions for me. >> after many years of smoking, hagman quit and was a smoking nonsmoking advocate. >> his wife of nearly six decades has alzheimer's disease and he was battling throa

tyler he is working on a drilling rig just a few miles from the dallas fort worth if. and just a stone's throw from new housing to go it's. any kind of leaks and like that or a big has expressed you know if. there was a problem on location say somebody like sparked a lot or in the wrong place or you know a spark was was discharged from like a piece of equipment in this well was to blow to say that that gas is not going to die and i don't think the ground it will point if it was up around the airport. and that's the rub there's a lot about what's happening under there that has people worried. and has the oil companies on the defensive. certainly the a.p.i. is best practice it's operation standards that we encourage and street names are very important in how industry goes about doing its business to make sure that they are operating safely environmentally sound and respectful of the neighbors and the stakeholders so there are lots of things that go under the standards that i think address a lot of you issues that people are raising. it's literally like a chemistry detect

look at the temperature gradient across the country from 82 today at fort worth and as you go north youzero temperatures. these were highs today up in alaska and the yukon. all of this sets up a big storm because the temperature dropped their buckles the jet stream into that brings a warm flow of air up into our area. 30 was the high at great falls a 36 degree drop from yesterday. you can see the temperatures dropping, even if denver had a big temperature drop. here are the southerly winds that will really roar right down to the surface over the weekend and set up the temperature surge which will put us on top of the record of 71 degrees that is a 63 year old record. then the cold hits sunday night. it will feel like spring around the chicago area this coming weekend today there are the clouds to conceive them shrinking from both sides tonight this swirl of the clouds is the beginning of the big storm that will slide up between the cold air out west and the warm air coming in here. these are frost and freeze advisories down in north florida over 17 states under various weather advisorie

they were in fort worth texas today with prerace celebrations that included a parachuter coming downharvick's car and causing some damage. once they got going, aj almendinger went out early. with two laps to go they restarted with a precaution. johnson past keselowski. keselowski was second. he's seven points behind johnson. a five time sprint cut champ -- champion. >>> sacred hard cathedral is at bellarmine, leland at oak grove, palo alto at santa clara. irvington at james logan, washington and las lomas and dublin in livermore. have a good week everybody. feels weird with no baseball. >> it does. thank you. >> that does it for our news. we'll see you next time news breaks. >> and remember we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile kt

a local report from cbs enodal lot fort worth. >> talk of seceding has started again.st the loan star state. petitions from these 14 states have been filed on the white house's website asking for per his to secede. >> tens of thousands are logging on to tell the white house they don't want to be part of the union anymore. a petition filed by micah h. in arlington states the economy is suffering because of the administration's neglect of domestic and foreign spending. >> cenk: yeah, have at it. see how that turns out for you. the last time we tried this idea, 600,000 americans died. so way to be patriotic. >> those signing are literally traitors to this country. they would like to commit treason, literally secede from the united states of america. who leads? texas does. the number of petitions filed or signed, these are the top 10, texas is number one. they must be so proud. louisiana number two florida is third. georgia's at 24, alabama at 23, tennessee at 22,000, and then north carolina, south carolina, arkansas and finally look at that, we've got kind of a blue state

dallas-fort worth tops the list followed by pittsburgh.lowed by atlanta and j.f.k. in new york based on cleanliness, amachinities, selection of food and shopping. you may not have had to deal with the long gas leans but the one in new york or new jersey, prices are falling. a little bit of a breather there. triple a says in the d.c. area regular unleaded averaging dauer 3.67 down six cents from last week and off 18 cents from a month ago. back to you. >> it is 5:53 and let's check with jamie on the traffic. >> metrorail a little better news they had a broken piece of equipment on the track and were able to remove it. expect residual delays in the direction of stadium armory. news chopper 7 over the baltimore warbtshington beltway coming up to a crash. everybody is stopped northbound side of the baltimore washington beltway near 197. if you are heading north of the beltway approaching 197 nobody is getting through. the far left side if you are coming south you are in the clear but you will see a lot of this activity with the distraction. we

dallas, fort worth, where i live to boston, philadelphia and new york city, nonstop, $139.es also. and we look at other cities like boston coast-to-coast or new york coast to coast, we are seeing those fares nonstop for $250 for the first of the year. you may need to be slightly flexible, but those are some of the best deals. even florida, i think, will be the gold mine. even for the los angeles area to four lauderdale are in the mid two hundreds. you are going coast to coast for sure. it is a nice place to be in the wintertime. orlando, tampa, fort lauderdale, those are the three that i would look at. after january 7, again. and then in europe. this is my best deal. i swear. i cannot believe it is this good. $516 in fuel surcharges. this gives you two continents. asia and europe all in the same trip. it is in -- in -- round trip all taxes included. new york and boston, $500. dagen: one quick thing, though, why are they offering the deals? are bookings falling off the cliff made january? >> there is a lot of us who have to travel during the holidays. there is a bunch of us

. >>> another important game in fort worth, texas, where klein enhanced his heisman trophy credentialstate wins-10 and will most likely be no. 1 in the nation next week. >>> still to come on this saturday night edition of sportswrap. a story of survival on the golf course with a deadly disease. i was one of them. my disease was obesity and after consulting with my doctor, i received the effective treatment i needed. please join the obesity action coalition to acknowledge obesity as a disease visit obesity action dot org to sign an open letter pledging your support and for more information about how to talk to your doctor about weight loss and treatment options. together we can make a choice to end obesity now. a public service from the obesity action coalition. after bye-week the 49ers are well-rest and head into the second half of the season. the opponent tomorrow at candlestick park is the st. louis rams and that means the stephen jackson has rushed for over a thousand years for seven straight years, but this season, his ninth in the nfl he is a little off on that pace. there isn't o

congressman michael burgess in fort worth, texas. great to talk to you this morning.'re going to have grover norquist, sheila bair, robert gibbs, ken rogoff. they're going to talk to soledad about the all-important jobs report which comes out at 8:30 eastern time. and the cnn team of christine romans, ali velshi, erin burnett and candy crowley, all-star cast for this big moment. >> and that jobs report coming up at 8:30. we'll bring them to you live on "starting point" with soledad o'brien. >> and if that's not enough at 9:00 a.m. eastern, ali and christine will host a one-hour special analyzing the final jobs report before the big vote and what it all means to the upcoming presidential election. which is tuesday, by the way, if no one told you. >> all right. 38 minutes past the hour. every vote counts. especially during this presidential election. so we asked some early voters to share their stories. who they voted for, and we also wanted to know why. we are calling them votergraphs. first up, mitt romney voter michelle, who is studying abroad in sweden. she said she

he is a fort worth attorney special a rising star among hispanic conservatives.publicans across the state, cheevering that another bush is coming to texas ballots. last august, george p. bush was promoted to deputy finance chairman of the texas republican party. what do you think he is planning? which office do you think he's eyeing? we are back in 2 minutes. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm marianne rafferty. president obama plans to visit new york city to review the recovery efforts efforts from sr storm sandy. he is expected to meet with local officials and families affected by the storm. more than 400,000 customers are still without power in new york and new jersey. the storm, which hit the region on october 29, is blamed for at least 100 deaths. chrysler recalling nearly 1 million jeeps worldwide due to an airbag problem, for grand cherokee and liberty models in the u.s. federal investigators saying a bad part can inadvertently set off the airbags. it has caused dozens of injuries, but no crashes. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "on the recor

he is a fort worth attorney special a rising star among hispanic conservatives.e didn't list which office he plans to seek. but republicans across the state, cheevering that another bush is coming to texas ballots. last august, george p. bush was promoted to deputy finance chairman of the texas republican party. what do you think he is planning? which office do you think he's eyeing? we are back in 2 minutes. what makes the sleep number store different? we have so much technology in our store to really show the customers what's going on with their bodies. now you can feel what happens as we raise your sleep number setting and allow the bed to contour to your individual shape. oh, wow. that feels really good. during our semi-annual sleep sale, save $500 on our classic series special edition bed set. and for five days only, enjoy 36-month financing on selected beds. exclusively at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. >> will the resignation of general petraeus affect the benghazi investigation? but first, the headlines. >> the pentagon i

texas, it happened just north of fort worth. a woman slammed her suv into two marked cruisers ramp. you can see the suspect get out of her car after the crash. two officers reportedly went to hospitals but were later released. the police charged the driver with dwi and possession of dangerous drugs. >> kentucky: cops finding more than a ton of pot and a million dollars in cash on raids on two louisville homes. officials say the suspects are a family of illegal immigrants. with possible ties to a possible drug ring. >> we don't think this is the end destination for this marijuana. this is just part of an ongoing criminal enterprise. >> cops also seized several cars and weapons. california. sea world vets released a baby sale into -- seal into the ocea. it apparently strayed from its mother back in june. rescuers discovered it had cataracts. >> she was functionally blind. she had no vision in either eye which probably was explaining the problems she was having out there catching fish and sur viflg. >> veterinary ophthalmologist performed successful surgery. researchers plan to track t

. >>> american airlines union pilots picketed at the dallas-fort worth international airport. pilots say that they are working for the same pay they were making in 1993. the union is in contract negotiations with the airline. the carrier is in bankruptcy protection. it says it is offering what it can. >>> sandy is leaving its mark on fedex. the company says you expect service delays in the areas affected by the storm. the companies say it will keep packages meant to be delivered in areas that were meant to be evacuated. shipments delayed due to inclement weather are not eligible for a refund or credit. >>> it could be another long night for poll workers in maryland. polling stations for early voting are open until 9:00 tonight and tomorrow. early voting resumed yesterday in maryland and some voters actually waited in line for three hours or longer to kathy their ballots. voting was postponed monday and tuesday because of sandy, so governor martin o'malley extended it for two days. he also extended polling station hours by three hours. >> i thought i was going to beat the line,

a 16-foot version of companion traveld the world and now sits outside the modern art museum of fort wortht the eye of the folks at macy's. he was on the top of your list. >> the list was short. there was one name on it. it was his. >> reporter: amy kuhl is the executive producer of events for macy's. she asked kaws to design a balloon and all the art for this year's parade. >> there's some projects you have to think about. immediately i was like, yes! yes, of course. it's a no brainer. >> reporter: kaws spent the past year in his brooklyn studio putting his touch on the thanks giving traditions he loved as a kid. >> when we first started discussing the balloon immediately i knew that's what i would want to do. >> reporter: you did? yeah. reporter: the 41-foot high balloon of companion was hand stitched in south dakota over the summer. in august at a secret location near the factory, we joined kaws. as he saw the character he dreamed up 15 years ago come to life for the first time. >> nice to meet you. what do you think of it? i think it's great. reporter: macy's employees tested the heliu

my name is anna from the dallas-fort worth world affairs council. i teach seniors, so i have been facebooking for the conference and the ask questions and i answer back and i've already scanned my notes. the point is they want to know for this -- right now because they are on line with the -- should they be optimistic? they're very scared, the class of 2013. what can i pass on to them about economic competitiveness and they should be optimistic or worried? >> great question from the seniors. okay, steve. slingbox >> notwithstanding everything i said before -- [laughter] i'm actually optimistic. i'm optimistic because heidi ticked off a number of these before in a slightly different context. we have the most flexible economy in the world. we have this incredibly diverse labor force and a diverse group of people in this country that come here because the opportunity. there aren't that many people that leave america to go all these other places that we worry about being more competitive than we are the there's a long line of people that still want to c

we will take it to the east bay it is currently running for highway fort worth concord in through walnutk. last jacket was ready for highway 24. those showers have moved east. we have some areas of heavy rain cells that is the story now. satellite and radar is showing the bigger picture. all of the moisture is streaming into the bay area. a lot of clouds associated with the system and a wind at by three. drive with extra caution. watch your speeds of the bridges. >> futurecast 4 is taking a look at rainfall totals. remember 8:00 a.m. is with heavier rain will start. as we put the clock into motion 12:00 p.m. today here is a look at rainfall amounts. over in its for san raphael santa rosa, and napa. when this system is said and done it will taper off into the afternoon everyone is looking at around 1 in. of rain. there is another system on the way as we put in to tomorrow night. that will arrive in the north bay first. the second system will be a wet or one. we will expect the press of rainfall totals. we have a third system saturday and sunday. we have the potential for lingering showers

the florida sun sentinel and fort worth star telegraph along with the new york daily news and the houstonle. and that seems to me like there's a split here between the big name establishment big city papers and smaller towns. obama-romney? >> essentially what you're seeing the wisconsin state journal also now endorsing romney, basically saying this is now president obama's economy. he only had two signature pieces of legislation that may have hung up the economy, that being dodd-frank and obamacare. so, you know, is that the way to go for the next four years. stuart: interesting. >> what the papers are interesting. stuart: that's interesting. charles: i'm telling you that new york daily news endorsement and i read that thing, amazing because it focused specifically on new york and new york city and you hadn't it heard this a lot of people live in the town and knee jerk vote democrat are suffering the most, it's almost, it's crazy and why do you automatically vote for the same person even though your plight is the worst in the world. >> and your argument, your point about sandy, this is no

survivors and before president in 65 kennedy made a tragic trip to dallas in november 1963 he visited fort worth city is opening an exhibit in kennedy's on a genetic. the uproar tribute will feature photographs and an 8-foot bronze sculpture of the president. i'm jamie colby, and no send it back. it's house with visiting. cheryl: it's actually a fascinating trip. thank you. well, a former apple engineer wrote a piece in the guardian, the british newspaper saying, we passed peak apple. it is all downhill from here. currently chief technology officer can he joins us now by phone from london. thank you for speaking with us. your comments are interesting to the gardener. you basically are saying here that this is another "calling to get used, but the experience a further corporate interest. you sound a little better. what is right to peace? [inaudible] cheryl: you know what to masaryk , we're having some issues with your phone right now right to try and get you back. you know, obviously, we have looked at this piece. because of the executive departures, problems with the retail stores, there are no

. >> reporter: on july 9th in fort worth, texas, chili and her sister were going out to get their hair nails done, where out of anywhere, jeremy, drunk, slammed head-on to their car. she was paralyzed from the chest down. >> there are days that i cry because i can't do what i used to do. >> reporter: at solis's sentencing last week, she tried to read her letter in court but couldn't control her tears. when her mom read it, no one else in the room, including the defendant, could control theirs either. >> i had tubes through my mouth and nose. >> reporter: solis pleaded guilty to intoxication, assault and was sentenced to ten years. he's eligible for parole in five. but for chilli, she'll always measure time as before the accident and after. >> look at what i said and i said tell me how you feel. do you remember july 9th? >> the other message here is for all drivers, it's an obvious one, but it's a constant reminder. always think twice before drinking and getting behind the wheel. lester? >> jenna, thanks. chilli and her mother are both here. can i call you chilli? is that okay? >> uh-hu

the front page of the "dallas morning news," or "fort worth star-telegram," "gop shifts on immigration." it was amazing to see that we were going to come in here and label them anti-hispanic, anti- anything, and it was a total different route. some friends of mine said that we need to take this to the national level. we went to the national platform in camp and started talking about it. we got a national guest worker endorsement of the national convention platform, which was great. election day hits, and on wednesday by phone starts getting blown up again, that it is time to, that we need to start talking more about this. i believe that free-market solutions are part of this spirit i believe in strong border security. anti-immigration groups try to label us open borders, big business, wants cheap labor. if we could find black border security forces and iraq -- fund blacwater security forces in iraq, we need to do that. in texas, i have been down firsthand to see the devastating effect it has on property owners, on everything. we need to look at every option available. it is in our nati

they are even fighting amongst themselves here in fort worth. and i think political pundits need to look at texas. the hispanics are real strong population here. they are a force to reckon with. you need to start watching texas in the future. thank you. host: next call comes from patty in montclair, new jersey. what do you think about yesterday? caller: yesterday i voted for mitt romney. today obviously i am not upset, you have to work with what you have that. as far as i am concerned, i would like to know where the mainstream media is on the be nghazi issue and hurricane sandra. there are girls that have no heat and light that are being raped in s.i. in brooklyn, but that is not being exposed on the media, only the local news. on libya, i would like to know how come when for the obama's of his toe for each and ice cream cone, we see pictures immediately, but yet four people were murdered, and two of them were u.s. navy seal here rose and we have not seen one picture coming out of the white house of the situation room. that tells me something is

also on the list, the des moines register, fort worth star-telegram, fort lawsuiter dale son, "houstons angeles daily news, los angeles press telegram. nashville tennessean, and the orlando sentinel. >> steve: brant new video out of new jersey, desperate drivers lining up this morning for gasoline hoping to fill up on the way to work. only people with license plates that end in an odd number, because today is an odd number on the calendar, can get gas today. today being the 5th of november. governor christie impolicemenned odd-even rationing in 12 counties in new jersey, the lines are gigantic. >> brian: long island, i would say the same thing. then a plane clips a car as it comes in for a landing. the car was on the access road. the driver did not see the plane coming. who would? >> i turned to say duck and i didn't even get that out before the gear hit the driver's side door. >> brian: the plane was badly damaged. some parts of it fell into the car. the plane managed to land safely. no one was hurt. the pilot was a student and says it was so traumatic, he might give up flying. at lea

can we say hello here to sir calling from fort worth, texas.. how do youing? >> bill: it is bill. do you have a question or comment? >> caller: the comment is that america needs to grow up but we need to wake up. we can't be a hypocritical nation where we teach our children one thing and we do something else as adults. there has to be a moral integrity. if we don't have it, the nation does not have a future. it is just very simple. >> bill: all right. i'll take that as a statement sir and a statement that i can disagree with. not that we should be an immoral nation but i think we have to recognize people are human and they make mistakes and that should not necessarily -- this mistake cost them their job in my humble opinion. get back to this tax thing. republicans are in essence saying we're offering new revenue as long as you never never, never raise taxes so they're still sticking to the old grover norquist poopy head pledge. >> 20 senate folks who signed the pledge, lost their seats. about with 55 didn't win. it is not a good political posit

. -- fort worth, texas.aller: president obama needs to draw a line in the sign and tell mitch mcconnell and john boehner -- they do not respect him. they do not respect him as a man. do not just give away anything. i used to pick cotton. he had to do with the man said. that is what the republican party wants obama to do. he can do anything, but he has to talk with the republican party first. host: matthew from louisiana, a republican caller. caller: good morning. i voted for mitt romney. the first time i ever voted for liberty, freedom, and the rights of our constitution. i have one thing from abraham lincoln i would like to read real quick. you cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift. you cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong. you could not help the poor man by destroying the rich. it cannot come into the brotherhood of man by inciting class hatred. you could not encourage by taking away initiative and independence. you could not help small men by tearing down big men. you cannot l

. >> alisyn: you can also take a yoga class at dallas-fort worth while you're waiting for your flightl to you. airport hotel gym. if your flight is delayed, there is always a hotel connected to the airport. you can pay. >> steve: 20 bucks at the hilton in chicago. >> brian: i've taken a red eye and i've gone and used the showers, changed outfits, changed my attitude. and then -- >> alisyn: at the airport? showered at the airport? >> brian: yeah. because i'd have no other place to do it. >> steve: we asked you how you spend the time when you're at the airport. matthew tweets, like to spend the time at a bar, close to my gate. >> alisyn: that makes the most sense. jim says, i collect all those loose baggage carts and turn them in for quarters. [ laughter ] >> steve: somewhere dave ramsey is smiling. >> brian: we're not buying it. >> alisyn: at jfk if you find yourself there today, there is a vodka tasting. >> steve: i saw this! >> brian: that's vodka, all right. >> alisyn: you can voluntarily go to the airport even though you don't have a flight. >> steve: my wife and i flew through jac

there's places like, you know, dallas/fort worth area, places like southern california and the seattle area where boeing -- and also in missouri where they build some of the military aircraft. but it's the minority of the states in the country. and the notion that this spreads all over the place is not borne up by the few actual surveys that have been done. the pentagon was forced to do some years ago a study on subcontracting, and they found that these main areas where the prime contracts were also received many of the subcontracts. so i think there is more of a concentration of pentagon spending than would be suggested. and then in the areas like virginia where senator mccain, senator kelly ayotte of new hampshire, senator lindsey graham of south carolina, you know, took the scare tour and talked about shipbuilding, talked about military bases, talked about defense consulting firms in northern virginia, um, that argument didn't fly in the elections even though they tried to pin these potential effects on president obama. he carried virginia. and i think the reason for that is that th

halfway between dallas and beautiful fort worth.utiful wivch they really are devoted to each other. etie lopez, sulphur, louisiana, 102 years old. secret to longevity, sweet potatoes. i believe the secret to life is sweet potatoes, sweet potato pie and butter, remember that. you heard it here. david plaisted, pearl river, new york, 101 years old today. police officer for several years, also an avid golfer but not when he was a police officer. he either policed or golfed. >> middletown, rhode island is home to rachel davis, 100 years old. loves to read eight books a week. put the kindle people in business. how nice it is to be with you. back to new york. >> all right, willard, thank you very much. this morning we're wrapping up our series thanks and giving highlighting 50 years of the great work done at st. jude's children's hospital. marlo thomas has been with us all week, the national outreach director at st. jude. it's been so wonderful to have this all week, and i hope it's been great for you, too. >> the stories are fabulous and

he was from fort worth and he always will stand for dallas. what a legend.that guy. >> check in with rick reichmuth and see what our weekend first alert forecast looks like. >> looking good. you worry about thanksgiving weekend for travelers getting home and maybe another storm at the end of it we made through the entire thing scot-free. it's cold. 13 degrees in minneapolis. the tenks have dropped off from where you were on wednesday. aside from that, no big storms. cold front eastern seaboard. behind it a ton of sunshine. there will be a little bit of a problem around the great lakes. that cold air will continue to move across the great lakes which have still pretty warm. out across the west, warm moisture continuing to pull. in it's now moving in across interior sections, idaho and iowa seeing some of the snow. snowfall totals we will see from lake-effect snow are not going to be all that high. maybe 4 inches jamestown, new york. in essence maybe 3 to 6 inches. not all that bad. but it could cause a little bit of problems on the road. here are your temps f

the front page of the "dallas morning news," or the "fort worth star-telegram," "g.o.p. shifts on immigration." the dallas morning news -- it was amaze together see, that, wow, we're going to come in here and label them as antianything, and it was a total different route. then some people came to me and some friends of mine said we've got to take this to the national level. we went to the national platform in tampa and started talking about it. we got a national guest worker endorsement on the national republican platform, which was great. thought my work was over. election day hits and wednesday my phone starts getting blown up again. it's time to get back in the debate again. we need to start doing more, we need to start talking about this. you know, i believe free-market solutions are a part of this. i believe in strong border security. the anti-immigration groups will try to label us as open borders, big business wants cheap labor. i can tell you, if we can fund blackwater security forces in iraq or some type of security force that is licensed and doing a good job, w

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when we came out, the media ran into the cop sense and, i, you know, the front page of the news or fort worthtelegram, g.o.p. shifts on immigration. dallas morning news chronicle -- amazing to see that, wow, we were going to come in here labeling them as anti-his panic, anti-anything, and it was a total different route. people came to me and friends of mine said we got to take this to the national level. we went to the national platform in tampa, talk about it, got a national guest worker endorsement on the republican national convention platform which was great. thought work was over, and election day hit, and wednesday my phone blows up again, and it's time to getÑjr back in the debate again. we have to do more. we have to talk about this. you know, i believe free market solutions are a part of this. i believe in strong border security. the anti-immigration groups will try to label us as open borders, big business, wants cheap labor. i can tell you if we can fund blackwater security forces in iraq, and i'm not say using blackwater, but a type of security force that's licensed in doing a goo

in 2006 general david petraeus was the commander at fort eleven worth and he was helping to write the insurge si field manual. he likes to pay attention to detail. but he came to harvard university and wanted to speak to students about the merits of counter insurge si approach to fighting the rack war which we were losing at the time. he invited a group of veterans soldier scholars to meet with him. i went up to him and said i'm writing my thees sis on negotiating with terrorist and i think it could help your team win and you should read it. and he took the paper and gave me his business card as he does with a lot of young sold scholars. he is oip to ideas from anyone and everybody >>> and what has long been called as directed telescoping to reach out to those in different fields to gather ideas. we kept in touch for a couple of years by e-mail. two years later i reached out to him and asked if he would speak to a group of student who were trying to find ways to galvanize between the communication and military and other national security organizations that we as mid grade field office

fort myers. one guy took the week off work to get in the line. campers say the savings are worth the wait and missing out on traditional family thanksgiving. >> a battle brewing between wal-mart and employees that could have an impact on black friday. wal-mart has filed an unfair labor practice charge against the united food and commercial workers international union. for six months workers appropriate tested outside wal-mart stores across the country. some employees plan to strike on black friday. the store's busiest shopping day. wal-mart says, it is taking action now, to stop the union from having an impact on customer service. >>> comedian steven colbert went face to face with his double, nbc, today, he unveiled his -- >> to me! >> whoo! >> there you go. he unveiled his new wax figure today. colbert said, calling himself beautiful. wishing he could be a guest on his own show on comedy central. later fans lined up by the hundred for his book signing at politics and prose in northwest d.c. and he snubbed our tom sherwood. >> imagine that. >> how could anybody do that? >> unbeli

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