fort worth police say they will investigate the matter surrounding this abduction.s, legally, that the statute of limitations on this crime has passed. melissa highsmith has said that the woman who has acted as her mother all of this time now lives in missouri. what will happen next legally is still very much up in the air. the family says right now they're so overwhelmed their more focused just getting their family back together. melissa highsmith and her parents had four other children. so she's got sisters and brothers that she never knew she had. >> so many questions. so many more reunions, perhaps, to come. ed lavandera, thank you so much for that report. >>> that does it for us today. thank you for joining us. see you back here tomorrow, same time, same place. the news continues right after this with victor and alisyn. and when it does, aspen dental is here for you. this season, and every season, we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so, we can bring more life to your smile, and more smile to your life, affordably. n

have been back in fort worth essentially parents and this woman had been living in the same town, hadd the family is going through this process of getting to know each other once again. >> what about what happened to the baby-sitter? >> reporter: well, investigators in fort worth say they will try to figure out more of the details as to chawhat happened surrounding the abduction and kidnapping. not exactly clear. she confronted the woman she believed to be her mother for so long and things started spiraling, the story unraveling after that. what exactly will happen to this woman is not exactly clear. sounds like the statue of limitations might have passed. it was 20 years. we'll see exactly what fort worth police do next but they say they will continue to investigate the details surrounding this abduction. >> all right. ed lavandera, thank you. >>> lawmakers set to vote on landmark legislation to protect same-sex marriages. what to expect. plus this -- >> 200,000 people that voted for you but not for hoar s herschel? >> wait until you see this interview with brian kemp. opening up on

shocking you need to do that in a sneaker store to keep your merchandise safe, crime across all of fort worth has seen uptick,ip 4%, assault up sic % and burglar up 8%. do people feel safe in forth worth anymore? >> i definitely feel safe personally fort worth. it is a sad thing going on, i think it is a sad thing, you can see in my video, these kids are young and hopefully they can turn themselves around and won't continue in this wrong direction. >> carley: have police told you who the guys might be or the chance of catching them? >> we have a few leads, nothing i can discuss in this exact moment. >> todd: as a store owner, you have had to deal with a lot of stuff like this, just worrying about it, are criminals more embolden than they were five years ago? >> i definitely think so. this industry itself takes hits like this all the time. you can see it, i mean, all the time, they are bolder, people don't have as much money at this point, i feel people are taking more risk just to get by and it is sad reality that we are living in. >> todd: it is sad reality, chad, you are doing everything to

cowboys and ranchers bring their cattle to fort worth.ve their stockyards today they beat the university of texas last night. do you guys remember the story of the byu race hoax? duke volleyball game. it was supported by zero evidence that students were chanting racist things that a duke volleyball player. it was largely perpetuated by a lady who was running for judge. rachel: it was her aunt, right. >> she lost. >> oh wow. we can count on will we need the history or geography of texas. rachel: in a little good news. >> not for her. pete welcome to the fourth and final hour of fox and friends. it is also kindness day. now you have 58 minutes to improve your kindness index. national kindness day. rachel: i wish you would've told us earlier in the show. >> i should have told you earlier. will: it is going to get harder. pete he just retired a year ago. he started the school while he was in the navy. maybe he has 150 kids in his school. i know many of you are waking up faced on what we will talk about next a little disheartened like we are.

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dallas fort worth to the east. that's for later tonight and into the overnight period.e of these tornadoes could form overnight and into the early morning hours of saturday as a storm system advances eastward. it's not only the severe weather threat, christine, it's the potential of flash flooding. we have two to four inches of rainfall for this particular area. back to you. >> thanks so much for the warning. nice to see you. >>> next, vulnerable dems outperforming president biden in the polls. can they win on tuesday? >>> plus, a russian flag removed in ukraine. signs of a retreat or trap? and gunfire open wounding a former prime minister. (driver) conventional thinking would sayy verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate hiway miles, they've got covered. because i trust their quality. they were the first toe verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin an

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melissa's disappearance made headlines in her hometown of fort worth, texas.or the return of my little girl. i've been going out of my mind with worry. the call never came. but dna testing the, decades later. melissa's family submitted their dna to 23 and me and got the results a few weeks ago, with the match to one of melissa's own children. that now 53 year old confronted that woman she spent nearly her whole life believing was her own mother. >> i asked her, is there anything you need to tell me? it was confirmed that she knew that i was baby melissa. that just made it real. since the highsmith families reunion over thanksgiving, melissa has started reconnecting with her parents over old baby photos. >> it's good to see what i looked like when i was a baby. >> and this meeting three sisters and a brother she never knew she had. >> welcome back. welcome to the family. >> my heart right now is just full and thirst-ing with so much emotion. >> it's unimaginable emotion. in an instant, melissa highsmith world change. she had no idea her family had spent decades

fort worth police say they will investigate this.cted back in 1971. but it's not exactly clear what can be done. the statute of limitations has passed. but they say they will continue to investigate, nonetheless. >> i was surprised to hear there was a statute of limitations for child ab dduction. it's wonderful she found them but it's a tragedy. they lost 51 years. ed, thank you very much for your reporting on this. really fascinating story. >>> the u.s. men's soccer team is facing off against iran at the world cup after the iranians tried but failed to get the americans booted from the tournament. we've got details next. (brent) people love subaru just because it stands for much more than just a car. (vo) through the share the love event, subaru retailers have supported over seventeen hundred hometown charities. (phil) have i witnessed and seen the ? you bet i have. (kathryn) we have worked with so many azing causes and made a difference. (vo) by the end of this year, subaru and our retailers will have donated over two hundred and f

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but that will take a break for much of the day before the rain will become steady around dallas, fort worth. as you're trying to get out of town if you will be sticking close to home around the bay area, the weather looks great. temperatures will start off cool, but not chilly, then warm up rapidly. the high temperatures in the mid-60s along the coast. the upper 60s in the bay with the low to mid-70s. we will cool off rapidly once that sun goes down. if you will be heading up to tahoe, good for you. and those temperatures will be above freezing. but the fact they would back off quickly, it does mean we shouldn't see too much melting there. a lot of sunshine on friday. i'll come back with the rest of the holiday weekend forecast in a few minutes. mos.hesugar bowl m e y area wh decided their lifts on friday. the sierra is off to a good start this year. still snow from the last big dump. but it's not only skiers and snowboarders keeping a close eye on the condition and the climate trends. they hope it will put a dent in our drought. >> reporter: we have been seeing these events throughout the

the 13 winning models come from various airports, including dallas, fort worth jfk and laguardia.laguardia, what about us? what about us? ok, the cover model evers is a retired tsa dog who won this year's cutest canine contest. the calendar honors the tsa's more than 1000 explosive detection. canines working at airports all across the nation. and they always do such a great job and they are so adorable. they are just could knock out the australian firefighters calendar is the favorite of the year. >> and i was waiting are you? i did not say say it was written okay. we'll see. it hasn't come out yet. at least we haven't seen yet. >> that's it for us, though. today it is. 6 was there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within.

. >> reporter: when jennifer and chad brackeen of fort worth, texas became foster parents in 2015, theyhome with would be a short-term refuge for children in need. what's life like at the brackeen home? >> we're a very active family. we love the outdoors. when you're in a big family, that's the beauty of it. you're never bored. >> reporter: in 2016, they got a call to take in a 10-month-old boy who happened to be native american. >> they did tell us it was going to be a temporary placement because they would be looking for a native family. >> okay. >> to transition. >> fast forward a year later, he is doing great in our home. he fits right in with our family. we're just a big loving family. >> bring me to the point when you decided let's adopt him. >> i think the bonding, you know, when you see a child that's thriving in your home, that's when the fear sets in of oh, there is potential for something tragic to happen again to this child. >> i just remember thinking this little boy thinks i'm his mom. and i want to be his mom. and for him to just get taken away and moved to someone he's n

months old when she was abducted by a babysitter in 1971, and it turns out she has been living in fort worth most of her life, not far from where she was taken. it was just really an abusive. abusive until i ran away from home when i was 15 and then where did you go? we went to the streets. i'm just i'm basking. it's a miracle christmas miracle. wow well, it's not clear what happened to the kidnapper coming up a skunk in the stands at a crowded stadium, the first the best shopping deals on this cyber monday what to buy and what not monday what to buy and what not covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-risk factor. such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if symptoms feel mild, these factors can increase your risk of covid-19 turning severe. so, if you're at high risk and test positive, don't wait. ask your healthcare provider right away if an authorized oral treatment is right for you. ready to shine from the inside out? say “yes” to nature's bounty advanced gummies a

. >> reporter: cook children's hospital in fort worth, texas is slammed with so many cases of rsv it activated an internal disaster code. >> the sheer volume of kids we are seeing is unprecedented. >> reporter: the respiratory virus also triggered a health emergency declaration in orange county, california. >> it is the younger children that are typically more impacted. >> reporter: rsv usually causes minimal symptoms, such as a cough or scratchy throat, but it can be severe in older adults and infants. >> there are ways can get plugged with mucus created by the infection and then they need assistance to breathe. >> reporter: the increase in rsv comes as covid continues to circulate and flu hospitalizations are at their highest in 10 years. >> because of covid restrictions, these children were separate. the virus could not find us. now that they are together again, the virus can spread readily. >> reporter: and infectious diseases expert at vanderbilt university medical center says parents should be alert, particularly with very young children. >> if they stop feeding, stop taking fl

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the 13 when the models come from various airport, including dallas, fort worth jfk and la.he cover model herbs is a retired tsa dog who won this year's cutest canine contest. calderon utter honors. the tsa more than 1000 explosive detective canines working at airports nationwide. now, john, you know, this is so cute. and i know this is something you would probably get. would you like ramp up here in, you know, one of these calendars? you know what? you have to sign a pretty strict contract, though, because he's a very in demand model dog. haha for my instagram that a little of that. no, this is so cute. i'm happy for all those dogs are some hard work. and was going to say that not just cute. they're also hard workers. >> all right. a reminder that kron 4 celebrating the bay area's remarkable women. if you know someone which i'm sure you do, that's making a difference in our community. you can nominate her for woman of the year. you can scan this qr code or go over to our website at kron 4 dot com. make sure nominate someone. well coming up in the nent hour, elon musk is mak

. >> reporter: some pediatric hospitals are already full, like cook children's in fort worth, texas, where they're taking in a new patient every two minutes. >> i worry about our bed capacity. we've already had some challenges finding beds for children who need to be admitted to the hospital. >> reporter: in san antonio, natalie torres took her 2-month-old daughter kehlani to the hospital because she was struggling to breathe. >> she was trying to gasp for air, like, she just kept throwing up and everything. >> reporter: she says they waited ten hours for an open bed. but it's not just the young getting sick. older people are being hospitalized with the virus rsv at an alarming rate. >> we're seeing those numbers rise dramatically. we're higher than we have been for this time of year over the last nine years. >> reporter: a new cdc study out today shows the updated covid booster provides additional protection against the recent omicron subvariants, up to 56% effective against infection, and experts believe protection against severe illness is much higher. today, dr. anthony fauci, wh

but just by seeing their fort worth, laptops automatically reduced and just go blank. that's the way people find out. this is in a highly unusual way to go about a layoff, particularly in silicon valley, often and silicon valley. a lot of the tech companies won't want to make these as public and are much more afraid of negative p r. then in this situation, additionally, one of the things that if i were advising employees in the situation, i would be looking to who exactly is getting laid off. is that whistleblowers? is there any desperate effect on any particular demographics? ah, all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in bullet county, mayo and ireland adrian wexler, technology editor of the irish independent newspaper. in san francisco, kara brennan alamo, chief people officer at lattice a people, management software company and in kyoto, japan mark einstein, a digital media specialist with the i t. r corporation. a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story mark, let me start with you today. so it's being reported tha

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that includes the dallas fort worth region. millions of people under enhanced risk. level 3 out of 5 and it's, again, all thanks to this cold front which, by the way, is producing a significant amount of snowfall across the inner mountain west. we're not going to measure this in inches, it will be in feet in the higher elevations. as it moves east it's going to trigger thunderstorms. it will cool temperatures for places like green bay and minneapolis. no more record highs. and then we focus on the next weather maker. we already have winter jeweathe alerts and there it is piling up in feet for snow resorts looking to cash in. >> that is hot stuff. thank you so much. >>> fears of a recession loom even greater after the federal reserve raises interest rates for the sixth time this year. we'll find out what that means. >>> new warnings for users of dry shampoos. more cancer caughting products found in them. just ahead. so i can wake up refreshed. neuriva think bigger. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if sh

she was born at a fort worth home for unwed mothers and given up for adoptionful raised by marvin and jimmie jones in lubbock texas and attendses texas tech quarter. 2 masters one in rhetoric and competition from texas tech and the other in sociology from university of california irvine. she became a professor for under resourced students in universities and college in texas. oregon and california. in the public health department of san francisco state university. focusing on public health. the senior director of strategic initiatives at urban habitat an organization in the behave area works to power and advance equal potts policies to create a just bay area for low income communities of color. among other things the architect of the boards and commissions leadership institute. a high low successful program kwoek focussed on preparing and placing resident leaders on local and regional boards and commissions. through this work i net lori over a decade ago. when she invited me to be a guest speaker on housing justice with her bcli cohort. loreef found and managed her own consulting comp

the family says they have met with fort worth police about this new development.elissa an official dna test to confirm her identity, and it will continue to investigate melissa's disappearance, even though the statute of limitations in the case expired 15 years ago. what a painful, but poignant development for this family to be reunited after such a horrific time, and i read more about it in the babysitter kept her as her own and raised her, and it was not a good -- it was a terrible childhood as she puts it. >>> coming up, we'll have the latest from the war in eastern europe, as nato leaders meet in romania this morning to iron out a significant new aid package for ukraine. the war will also be a major topic of discussion at the white house this week during french president emmanuel macron's first state visit to joe biden's presidency. the french ambassador to the u.s. will join us ahead of that meeting right here on "morning joe." >>> plus, our next guest wrote the book on how to stand up to a dictator, noble prize winning journalist maria ressa joins us straigh

because places in the midwest you can get a five bedroom house like nikko in fort worth a lot less than. that part of it is really fun. i never play portal, do not judge but this i think i would definitely play. the price is right but definitely for a house. >> that's what i was thinking the price is right for housing. >> but you're right just double whatever you think it is you are not that far off. it is hard to find anyone that likes warm beer. one beer company has invented a new way for the those two checks their temperature of their beer to avoid an unpleasant surprise. it is called chill polish it looks like nail polish. it is silver colored and it turns blue in the beer is cold enough to chill the glass. coors light releases the nail polish that works with any beer. they launch vista today for sale on its website -- lost it today for sale on its website. >> can you imagine going to the bar ordering a bear -- beer and then putting your hand on it i assume that's how it works with your nail polish and he said this is not cold enough i will get another one. i would kick someone out

we just announced a base in dallas/fort worth, and open-air base in phoenix. so we're growing in the southwest united states, but we'll continue to grow in the international as well. >> barry, you mentioned your passengers are flying, what, five or more, and this weekend you offered the go wild, all you can fly passes, where people pay, whether it was $599 over the weekend, now it's $799 they can fly as much as them, with some restrictions in the course of the year a lot of people say it sounds good on paper, but in reality there aren't many seats on very many flights what kind of demand did you see for the go wild passes >> first of all, we have over 5 million seats that have gone empty. we would expect a similar number the next year. they can confirm a day out, and if you look at the q3, we had over 30 seats available on every flight on average in the last day before departure there's a lot of availability, and we've seen huge demand for that so i think it's a win/win for them, as well as us. we'll be able to fill the empty seats, allowing them to travel any

in 1971, her mom was working as a waitress in fort worth, texas.oited children received an anonymous tip of a possible sighting of melissa. it was melissa's father using the dna test 23andme which finally located her by finding some of her children. this past weekend the family came together for the very first time, they said they had never stopped looking for melissa and were amazed that she was living within a half hour of them i fort worth the entire time. results are expected this week from dna tests. in a statement on their finding melissa facebook page, they wrote, in part, the joy is palpable amongst all family members. thank you for your support over the years. what a remarkable family reunion. guys? >> just in time for the holidays. juju, thank you. >>> coming up next in our "gma" morning menu, we have the latest on the death of an american tourist in mexico and the fight to extradite the suspect. >>> also this morning, becky worley is here with tips on to where to find the best cyber monday deals and how you can inflation.o help fight - >

right now, more than 100 flights have been delayed in dallas fort worth and houston.is the day to watch for more storms though. in several major airports, they could be impacted. in the morning, the wall of rain will shift to the gulf coast of the great lakes. the rain will then eventually arrive northeast, by that lunchtime. then in the early afternoon. the major hubs impacted will stretch from chicago to boston, then new york down to charlotte and atlanta. be aware everybody. every -- and rest up in maryland, that's where holiday shoppers have hit the roads. talk about what you're seeing there. we saw some course last hour with you. i'm seeing even more this hour. >> yeah, just to set the scene, i've got the travel stopover here. i've got to get station on the other side of the camera. then you've a steady stream of cars making their way to i-95 just in that direction. so, what we are seeing is a lot of congestion. it seems like it is actually growing. anecdotally, something i thought was interesting was, we will hear on wednesday, the day before thanksgiving, it's

fort worth zoo welcomes a special new member, critically endangered baby gorilla, baby boy bruno gettingacebook page, second ever western lowland gorilla one of the facility. visitors can catch up once of the family of the world of primate bits exhibit. he estimates she could weigh as much as 500 pounds once fully grown. the mother delivers him baby on the side of the freeway, the parents were on their way to the hospital when time just ran out. the mother told her husband to pull over and she gave birth in the car. first responders found them in seemingly healthy condition despite what they'd been through and reports say both mother and baby are in good condition. congrats. that's how fox reports saturday november 12, 2022. thanks for joining us, we'll see you next week, gutfeld is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: happy thursday everybody. so my the only guy who's been in a great mood since the midterms? i like to thank dr. siegel. but also i'm

this includes the dallas fort worth as well as shreveport, louisiana. encompasses oklahoma city as well as houston. look at the timing here. by this afternoon and evening, thunderstorms will fire. after sunset tonight some of the thunderstorms could form. that means nocturnal tornadoes are possible with this line of thunderstorms that moves through and ultimately develops. they are particularly dangerous because they often catch people off guard not prepared for tornadoes in the middle of the night when we're typically sleeping. the storm prediction center has highlighted the area as the greatest probability of tornadic development later today. we'll keep an eye to the sky. the highest tornado potential across eastern texas and into western louisiana and oklahoma. on top of the tornado threat there's also a potential for flash flooding as some of the slow-moving thunderstorms produce anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain locally across some of the areas hit hardest later today. max? >> derek, thank you very much, indeed. >>> now it took a while but nba st

shifts eastward and becomes more enhanced and more localized across eastern texas and the dallas fort worth area. this is the culprit thanks to the cold front interacting with the warm air masses. you won't believe this, we're talking about over a two times temperature drop today compared to yesterday's daytime high in rapid city, south dakota. incredible. 75 yesterday, 37 today. this cold front means business as it marches eastward. behind it it is already producing snowfall in the mountains. we have several inches of snow still to go across this area from denver to salt lake city already starting to pile up across some of these mountainous regions. we're watching another storm. >> derek, thank you so much. >>> the sentencing was a mere formality but a hearing wednesday gave families and survivors of the parkland school shooting a chance to confront the convicted gunman, nicholas cruz, face to face. >> we are sad, hurt, lonely, empty and horrified. all i wanted to do was to bring alyssa back to life. you robbed alyssa a lifetime of memories. >> it's not the physical suffering, it's the fac

a group of thieves getting tricked after breaking into a shoe store in fort worth, texas.ee burglars make it past several complex security precautions, set up by the owner or so they thought. they began bagging boxes of nikes and other high end sneakers, that's when one thief realized each box contained only one shoe. the owner says it was an idea he had to try to deter crooks, the suspects are still on the loose. how about that? sweet justice. the power ball jackpot is still up for grabs, climbing to $1.2 billion after no one won the how many wean night drawing. now the seconds largest jackpot in powerball history. next drawing set for tomorrow night. if someone has a lucky ticket after taxes, they could take home 596.7 million with an m dollars. speaking of m, mcdonald's is loving this kid's costume. blake and his brother dressed up as fries and ketchup and wore their costumes at mcdonald's on halloween. ronald mcdonald popping up on screen to tell blake that he won a year's supply of fries. blake has spina bifida a condition that effect his spine. his family has made it

. >>> we've got breaking news out of dallas where a fire at the dallas/fort worth international airportffic. the fire broke out at the airport's fuel farm. it's out, but fuel lines were shut down. inbound flights are being held at their departure airports. we'll continue to monitor the situation and we'll updates as we get them. >>> the carolinas are bracing for potential tornados and widespread flooding after nicole slammed into florida and killed two people and left thousands without power, destroyed hotels, condos and homes and unearthed a native american burial ground. nicole has left coastal towns reeling just weeks after hurricane ian caused catastrophic damage. >> you never know when this is going to happen. four houses there are just gone. >> car kerry sanders has been following this. >> reporter: residents are now getting an up close and personal view of what they've lost in the aftermath of hurricane nicole. some people are going into these homes trying to get some of their personal effects. while they're doing that, the danger is that these buildings could still collapse. tha

smith who was abducted as a baby from her mom's fort worth, texas apartment august 23rd 1971 around the kidnapping melissa's mom alter placed an ad in the paper looking for a babysitter. she ultimately hired a woman to care for her 21 month old melissa, who was never seen again. the family believes that woman abducted and raised melissa, i really have no doubt in my mind that it was her didn't feel no love growing up. i didn't. i didn't have that bond with my mother. as part of their efforts to find melissa. some of her biological siblings took a 23 and me d. n a test the results matched to melissa's children. my daughter's called me crying, and they said she's alive. daddy she's alive. she's highsmith's reached out to melissa's daughter, who connected the long lost relatives. the emotional reunion happened over the weekend. it was just a mixture of joy and terrified being terrified and excited. it turns out melissa, who was raised as melanie grew up just 10 minutes from her biological family. but after this long awaited reunion , plans to legally change her name back to melissa highsmi

. >> in 1971, at just 22 months old, melissa was abducted from her fort worth home by a babysitter. the family had never met. a woman who had answered a help wanted ad in the paper. the mother asked the roommate she was living with at the time to give melissa to the baby sitter. they handed her off to just never brought her and so launched a 5 decades long search for the little girl whose photo was plastered in all the places that become every parent's worst nightmare and very angry about >> she was kidnapped and the kidnapper taking 51 years of my joy. >> away from me. jeffrey highsmith never stopped looking for his daughter. melissa story resurfacing in the headlines this fall when an anonymous tipster said that a woman she spotted in south carolina resembled the age progression photo released by the national center for missing and exploited children. melissa's brother jeff joining news nation in september to talk about the case. how did you receive this information? this tip of a possible sighting? you must be overwhelmed. >> a little overwhelmed. it wasn't melissa. but the tip d

the 13 winning models came from various airports, including dallas, fort worth jfk and laguardia.tsa dog who won this year's cutest canine. the contest. that's a good gift. speaking of dogs, though, pet owners across the country are dealing with long wait times at the veterinary. and this is due to a national shortage of vets and vet techs. the shortage is expected to get worse in the years to come. a report by the economist says demand for pet health care services is expected to grow. but with retirements and the slow rate of hiring, the comets believes there will be a shortage of 15,000 vets are roughly 16% in the next 8 years. some in the industry say that these figures may be exaggerated as new schools have recently opened. >> still ahead, a status update from hawaii's big island after the eruption of loa. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead

. >> in 1971, at just 22 months old, melissa was abducted from her fort worth home by a babysitter.help wanted ad in the paper. the mother asked the roommate she was living with at the time to give melissa to the baby sitter. they handed her off to or just never brought her back and so launched a 5 decades long search for the little girl whose photo was plastered in all the places that become every parent's worst nightmare and very angry about >> she was kidnapped and the kidnapper taking 51 years of my joy. >> away from me. jeffrey highsmith never stopped looking for his daughter. melissa story resurfacing in the headlines this fall when an anonymous tipster said that a woman she spotted in south carolina resembled the age progression photo released by the national center for missing and exploited children. melissa's brother jeff joining news nation in september to talk about the case. how did you receive this information? this tip of a possible sighting? you must be overwhelmed. >> a little overwhelmed. it wasn't melissa. but the tip did encourage her dad to use a dna kit from 23

lives in fort worth, texas, and is a member of the texas literary hall of fame for such bestselling books as go down together the last gunfight, manson the road, the jonestown town and waco. today, he'll tell us about his new book, war on the border, via pershing, the texas rangers and an american invasion. brian castner is a former explosive ordnance disposal officer who received a bronze star for his service in the iraq war. he and his family live in buffalo, new york, and he's the author of the books the long walk and all the ways we kill and die and the coeditor of the 2017 anthology, the road ahead. his journalism and essays have appeared in esquire wire, vice, the new york times, the washington post, the atlantic and other publications. he'll talk to us about his most recent book, stampede, gold, fever and disaster in the klondike. and read your book began his career in journalism at the berkshire eagle and was a longtime staff writer for the hartford courant. he's written for vanity fair, new york life and many other publications, and his work has won the pen new england award. the

. >> in 1971, at just 22 months old, melissa was abducted from her fort worth home by a babysitter. the family had never met. a woman who had answered a help wanted ad in the paper. the mother asked the roommate she was living with at the time to give melissa to the baby sitter. they handed her off to or just never better and so launched a 5 decades long search for the little girl whose photo was plastered in all the places that become every parent's worst nightmare and very angry about >> she was kidnapped and the kidnapper taking 51 years of my joy. >> away from me. jeffrey highsmith never stopped looking for his daughter. melissa story resurfacing in the headlines this fall when an anonymous tipster said that a woman she spotted in south carolina resembled the age progression photo released by the national center for missing and exploited children. melissa's brother jeff joining news nation in september to talk about the case. how did you receive this information? this tip of a possible sighting? you must be overwhelmed. >> a little overwhelmed. it wasn't melissa. but the tip did

i felt when i was in texas before the election in fort worth when i left it really hit me there are freese of us who are modern and think women should have rights over our bodies it's easy to take it for granted so many of our sisters in the south or missouri or so many of these other places they're in trouble. what do we do? >> you're absolutely right. and i think that is the contrast we were able to draw so clearly during this election cycle, right, to be able to -- not only were many of these 18 states also banning access to abortion so quickly post-dobbs they've also introduced other extreme measures like, you know, right to travel across state boundaries. so literally saying a state could hold you hostage in your state so that you couldn't get the health care you need. and i think that actually made the difference. so even in a state whereas heart breaking as a loss in north carolina to not have sheryl beasley coming into the senate, i do think her ability to raise this issue and have the conversation is what made the race as close as it was and made it competitive, and i think we n

he lives in fort worth texas and was a member of the texas literary hall of fame with such best-selling books as go down together, the last gunfight, manson: the road to jonestown and waco. today he tells us about his war on the border, the texas rangers and an american invasion. brian casper is received a bronze star for his service in the iraqi warthhe and his family lived in new york , he is the author of books the long walk in all the ways you kill and die and the 2017 anthology of the road ahead. his journalism essays have appeared in esquire, wired, vice, new york times, washington post, atlantic and other publications. he'll talk to us about his illustrious book stampede, gold fever and the klondike. richard rook began his career at the brookshire and was a longtime staffer or the harvard current. he's written for vanity fair, new york and many other publications. >> .. although, i regret to inform you did not survive this fool's errand of a safari traveling down the mississippi river, at least that's what everyone said as we went down the river. my technique in the last couple b

hi smith has lived in fort worth for much of her life near her family home, never knowing they were searchingance, investigators still working to determine what happened to her kidnapper, various state senator calling on tech companies to do more to stop cyberbullying peninsula state senator josh becker says cyber bullying has become an epidemic impacting students at all levels. he said . social media companies, which are headquartered just a few miles from schools are not doing enough to solve the problems. the schools here tell me that it used to be 89 years ago. these companies, many locally were smaller and they would respond quickly. that does not happen today. unfortunately, so i see this as a huge opportunity for collaboration. for our social media companies to come together with educators. with government to address this crisis. state senator becker says he intends to introduce new legislation that would make it easier for parents and educators to remove cyberbullying material from social media platforms. elon musk is accusing apple and its ceo of center ship, it has become a discussi

host: gary in fort worth, texas on the independent line.ler: you can be a more on and run for president. we have seen that before. in fact, you don't even have to be an attorney to be a district attorney and places. how in the world can we have district attorneys that are not lawyers? hello. thank you. host: that was scary and fort worth, texas. this is clyde from oklahoma on the democrats line. caller: hello. i wanted to talk about the caller that was talking about israel. god says that they are the chosen ones but we're still the leftovers. we should get off of their back, thank you. host: this is debbie and west virginia, hello. caller: i just wanted to say we are divided between the wealthy and the non-wealthy and i think our government needs to take a look at that situation. host: what he mean by that? caller: i feel that they are not looking at the people who are so well-off and they are trying to tax us when the wealthy needs to help the underprivileged. host: we are just a few minutes away from taking you into that supreme court hea

a finals in fort worth, texas will not born. as soon as i had made it soon got to to in the round robin stage, she pete caroline garcia here in straight sets dropping just 5 games thursdays. the much so cousin keena beating coca golf and have a joke of it. she's into the last night of the paris masters. he's looking for 7th title at this event. susan good forms. he can catch, you know, in the 3rd round on thursday, just a bit. shoot if any champion will face lorenzo. ok, but if you're spoil looking for now the stars you thanks so much handy. well that's it for me. and as far as the pay for this news, our new clock will be here in a moment with more of the day's news. and i will see you off the bat. do stay with us here on a ah. in 1958 charles de gaulle made a famous speech and algeria good. i could not hold back the tide about jerry and independence all keep frances colonies in africa and the pacific. in the final episode of the series out there explores how the long and bitter fight for the french empire still resonates today.

saturday will be enough to finish above australia in the final brit table at b, w t. finals in fort worth, texas world, one e gish wine, texas, made it to windsor to in a round robin stage beat. carol caroline garcia's straight sat, stroking just by day, no doubt jock ventures into the quarter finals of the paris masters. as he looks for a 7th title at this event, he was in good form as a b 2 curren catching up 6461, and the 3rd round on thursday. okay, and that is all your support for now, emily back to you. thank you very much. for all right, that's it from me, emily anglin, for this news hour. but don't go anywhere. i'll have more of the day's news in just a moment to stay with us. ah ah. and a, the creative african makes this journey continues in 2022 africa success. stories are captivating the world. this yet can next weekend. we'll connect app because create effective building bridges across africa and the dias bora, i will he live at kenneth? we can, we was if you do up at c p, we'll credit you can in abidjan, co. dubois from the 25th to the 27th of november 2022 registered to atte

decades. unrest has now been reported in the southern manufacturing have of shown jo, people, their fort worth has met suited riot police. calling for cove at 19 restrictions to be lifted. similar demonstrations took place in beijing, shanghai, and other major cities. this week. china reported more than 4500 cove at 19 infections for tuesday. johns hopkins university is tracking the numbers in the past 20 i days. it's recorded nearly 750000 cases. and 315 deaths with china's foreign ministry has criticized some countries for commenting on its handling of the recent protests, the us ambassador to china had said that the demonstrators have the right to really peacefully. beijing also maintains its policies have helped contain the virus to honey dumas. facts over the years have fully proven that china covered protocols have protected the security and help of the chinese people to the greatest extent and minimized impact on socio economic development. some countries have made remarks on china recently. these nations have enough issues to deal with at home. we hope they would heat the weiss that in