but abby is in fort worth ahead of the game, standing in the corridors along with the show girls in fort worth. >> reporter: what's going on? i'm not going to pretend to even try to do whether they did because that was impressive. we should open every show that way because they are incredible but we are here to cover all the action later today at noon, kicking off tcu versus colorado. a lot of storylines to look forward to. deion sanders making his debut but tcu has the upper hand. we will stick around, bring that action to you but we are excited. i know you are a university of texas guy but we are here for tcu today. you got to curl them in. this is their symbol, not this. pete: this is somebody. will: look at you guys. this is texas and am, university of texas and this is tcu. this is the ponies. mustangs. rachel: those are the christian cheerleaders. will: guns up. rachel: in texas you can. will: don't know if you know the hand symbols i took you through. we will go through that but one of the things you probably didn't know is unemployment has been below 13% for 19 months or you did

getting sold into the sex trafficking trade or see another federal opinion about a stash house in fort worth, texas with a little girl in it, that the father is being ransomed for money so that his little girl doesn't get abused because of what this country is doing with an open border. no. i didn't come here for second place. i didn't come here to preen and posture on twitter. i came here to figure out how to save this country for my kids and grandkids. i didn't survive cancer and skip out on time with my family to be here for posturing and rhetoric. i'm proud of these guys for standing up. we're going to continue to fight and do what the democrats refuse to do. >> it's an honor to be standing with my colleagues who worked so hard to put this package together. this is not perfect but we don't want the perfect to be the enemy of the good. this bill does what the american people have been asking us to do. in the last 2 1/2 years, seven million illegals have crossed into the united states. that is more than the entire eight years the obama administration, and the four years of the trump admini

folks, in a few days, young women and men from across the country are going to arrive at fort worth,eorgia to attend ranger school on the toughest military courses in the world. for nearly 20 hours every day they'll run, march, swim, and climb some of the most challenging obstacles under the most grueling of conditions. but most importantly, they'll learn how to lead, study the stories of our greatest nation's warriors, and include the story of a pilot who, 55 years ago, risked his own life to save a group of young soldiers like them. the pilot we honor today, captain larry taylor. the medal of honor is our nation's oldest and highest recognition of valor. now, when i called larry to let him know he finally was receiving this recognition, his response was, i thought you had to do something to receive the medal of honor? let me say that again. he said, i thought you had to do something to receive the medal of honor? well, larry, you sure as hell did something, man. if you ask anyone here, i'm pretty sure they'd say you did something extraordinary. that includes our secretary of the de

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. >> trace: the fort worth star telegram asking the following, presidential debates usually draw rounds of ants patory regulation. who will come out swinging, who needs a big night what issues will the moderators focus on. the second meet-up of the 2024 candidates set for the fox business cable channel tomorrow night, brings out one question, why are we doing this again? they're staying, okay, what's the purpose of this. you talk to me about that, madison because it's a big topic. >> it's the same thing we talked about during the first debate. we as a republican party have a vision in stark contrast of what people have been experiencing for 2.5 years under president joe biden. he's been a failure not just on the economy and the border but every issue. we oh see him in michigan not supporting the uawworkers when he says he's the most pro union president in our history and that's not true. this is the case tomorrow forthe candidates not only do we have a vision but we need you to get out and vote for us. not just our candidates for primary voters butr voter who may not be sure who they're

i'm going to be in dallas-fort worth and i'm going to be in houston, i want some red state love out there,. >> is if the $6 million man coming? >> i think we is coming to the hobby center. did you play the heavy center? >> that is time for both of you. i'm so tired of hearing them. things to jamie robb comest kat timpf, tom's feet shillue. >> i am trace gallagher it's 11:00 p.m. in the nation's capital, 8:00 p.m. in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight, scathing reaction to president brighton speech of the united nations, not so much what he said, but what he did not saper at the 30 minute speech happen in new yor city overrun by migrants in yet that president spoke about pretty much everything except that my current crisis. life in dc with the ageist on this. >> overrun in in a city that is clearly under siege, but, with migrants coming to the u.s. by the millions, many if not most of them either coming illegally or taking an advantage of weaknesses within the u.s. system. which is caused a spike in huma trafficking, and a real strain on cities

at texas christian university after 21-year-old student wes smith was shot and killed friday in fort worth. >> this was just something that was senseless and shouldn't have happen. >> according to a police affidavit, smith was outside a popular bar in the college town when the suspect, matthew purdy, approached him. he shot smith three times, once in the stomach, once in shoulder and the final shot in the head. the suspect telling police he wanted to make sure he was dead. police say he then chased two eyewitnesses, hitting one in the back of the head with a gun, causing a laceration. >> we were able to apprehend the suspect shortly there after and he was arrested and detained. >> he is facing murder charges, saying he confessed. according to documents, officers used video and witnesses to identify purdy as the suspect. investigators say he admitted to officers he would have killed again if he hadn't run out of ammunition. >> he's in custody, where he belongs. >> smith, a double major, was also a red shirt walk on for the tcu football team his freshman year. his father telling the star tel

. >> reporter: police say smith was killed outside a fort worth bar friday after being approached apparentlydomly by suspect matthew purdy. >> this is just something that was senseless and it shouldn't have happened. >> reporter: according to the arrest warrant, purdy admitted to shooting smith three times in the stomach, shoulder, and back of the head after he fell. the suspect telling police he wanted to make sure he was dead. investigators say purdy also hit a witness with his gun and told officers he would have shot others if he had not run out of ammunition purdy, who was out on probation for aggravated robbery according to police, is now charged with murder >> he's in custody where he belongs. >> reporter: smith was a double major in finance and strategic marketing, a walk-on for tcu football his freshman year, and a student who led bible studies for his fraternity, his family says. >> he wanted to be an encouragement to other people. he wanted to be a friend to other people. >> people just naturally gravitated toward him as a leader and a person who made them feel better about themsel

free and budgets up with almost to what's difficult, but usually when i was the depth of it in fort worth, i looked at it as a, it's a very, it's for slightly i the conditional dress and it's just so we did get the 2nd floor and the media to pursue anybody who did the it took up most of the reasons although gloomy. usually a trip to point to the so maybe a minute. did this come with a tips? shot the kids video and you must i wouldn't even waste them. yes. the for me might be that they might if and you, because say to you have to move the story she then it will give us what do you think we'd be the smuggle much and those me at the feet, the which it sure who's at the the the city of the state because i was looking for college and with those less and i should skipping students if he did the full thoughts with this kind of probably found that a month or so. so it just went to the news that that's glenda. he does, yeah, he mean is i hit the tags, i shak them, a lot of people calling if you just thought it would be to avoid the prostate pretty much that even these they have to register snags t

first airport toys "r" us is set to open in november at the dallas-fort worth international airport.rick-and-mortar stores will open early next year. >> a pair of college basketball foes are going to face off here in the bay area. the -- and the gonzaga bulldogs will play at the chase center. that announcement was made today. the match up is part of the west coast conference and tickets go on sale november 3rd at 10:00 in the morning. a lot of people will be excited about that. a lot of people are excited about the weekend. >> definitely the weekend to watch sports from the comfort of your couch as we do see some of those changes already happening, some people driving over the curve. might be seeing some of that sprinkle on the windshield. this is not a backdrop. this is actually in real time as we see those droplets taking over the city and we are already seeing this low- pressure system, this trough dig into the pacific northwest taking that counterclockwise spin that you see right there along the california oregon border. right now at this hour, the parts of the north bay that are

from there, they would pick up people in san antonio, dallas, and fort worth. they would add in extra cars as needed. they didn't have to worry about food or anything else. crookston is the logical place to have a museum because this is the first place that sugar beets were raised in the red river valley. in 1918 a guy from michigan moved here, and he'd raised sugar beets in michigan, he brought some seed along. he planted it in a garden up on the north edge of crookston. from there it's gone to hundreds of thousands of acres in the red river valley. in the first few years they got german-russian immigrants that were down in southern minnesota, came up here and did the work. then eventually the company had a recruitment agency down in texas, and they recruited workers to come up here. the farmers paid a fee to the company to get the workers. earliest i remember, somebody would have a truck, and they built a wooden box on it, and covered it with a canvas top and have benches along each side. imagine riding on a wooden bench all the way from texas to minnesota. t

fort worth, texas, hit 107 and roswell, new mexico, 105 degrees.5 degrees above average for this time of year. and in the atlantic, hurricane lee is now a category 4, and it's gaining momentum fueled by the unusually warm waters. the late summer heat is putting pressure on schools unable to keep students safe because they don't have air-conditioning. many districts canceling school or sending students home early as high temperatures force officials to rethink how they can operate in this extreme weather. cbs's meg oliver is in new york city tonight with how some of these districts are handling the heat. good evening, meg. >> reporter: norah, good evening. more than a million students here in new york city went back to school today but with a heat advisory still in effect, schools are limiting outdoor activities. students in the nation's largest public school district headed back in the sweltering sun today. >> it's really hot. >> it's going to feel like 100 degrees today. >> reporter: the majority of new york city public schools have air-conditioni

>> the technology in fort worth wife -- the technology in four or five years time will be producing steelhrist because everyone will be carbon neutral going into the future. it is investments in the electric arc furnace is, because if you buy a top of the range electric arc furnace and have technology to go with it, you will produce steel that goes further down the line. we don't believe one is enough. when a government gives money to a company, especially 500 million, they have got to be guarantees that go along with that. our government gives companies that much money and makes three dozen people lose on the back of it. christian: do you think for that money the government should have more say in what sort of steel processing tata is involved in, whether that is a golden vote on the board or in equity share? what should they be getting for that amount of money? >> we bieve it should be taking maybe nationalizing part of it. ultimately we believe port talbot should be the main producer of steel in europe. there is going to be production there for offshore and title and it will be a mass

wes smith was killed early friday in fort worth. police say the tcu junior was shot by matthew purdy, a stranger who allegedly said he would have shot other people if he hadn't run out of ammunition . officials say purdy could not provide a clear reason why he shot smith. now to the manhunt for a convicted killer after he escaped from prison. >> authorities in one community outside philadelphia are telling people to lock their doors after the man was seen on surveillance video. abc's derrick dennis has the details this morning. >> a massive manhunt in the air and on the ground for pennsylvania prison escapee danilo cavalcante on the run since he broke out of the chester county prison last thursday morning. at the time considered extremely dangerous. >> remain inside. lock your doors, lock your cars. >> authorities say cavalcante escaped exactly one week after he was sentenced to life without parole for the stabbing death of his ex girlfriend, deborah brandao, 38 times in front of her two young children. the search focusing on a rura

. >> reporter: according to a fort worth police arrest warrant, surveillance cameras show the suspect matthew purdy appearing to speak to smith after 1:00 a.m. friday. moments later, police say, purdy opening fire. the suspect fleeing but later arrested by officers in a nearby parking lot. the warrant says the suspect admitted to not knowing smith and shooting him three times, allegedly telling police he shot smith "in the head because he wanted to make sure he was dead." the warrant says purdy also said he would have shot others if he hadn't run out of ammunition. tonight smith's family saying in a statement, "wes was truly an amazing and loving son, brother, cousin, and friend to so many. we are heartbroken by his passing. according to the arrest warrant, when officers asked the suspect why he shot smith, he was unable to give a clear answer. that suspect is now facing a murder charge and is behind bars tonight. >> jaclyn lee, thank you. >>> overseas now to the war in ukraine. officials tell abc news the u.s. is expected to send depleted uranium rounds to ukraine as part of a new mi

and after the guy he met him going out even in the city during the york in fort worth. but that was many, definitely the company, but it doesn't matter the separate issue. and also it was many big gates. i bought a cuban restaurant when i went into cornwall. and now the scenario returns. and the scenario with those be precisely because of both these parties. all right, so you're leaning on his history like what, what real evidence is there for that? when he's very interesting because the things here he's a you know, is very, very to be because what the, what the piece of information you get there is no easy then it's one way you won't be as if i am i suppose you all know jeez, i'm the associate sociologist, i speak to the late that few of us, i so they should be going on the guys, these cannot be held by anybody else except russia. and on the other hand, keeping the conflict in ok, i'm giving them, given the new competition. i can say that they exist between russia and the united states. russia go the fields or both, resorted to american enemies. i'm do you guys definit

in different places in after the guy you know, going back even in the city during the york and fort worth. but that was many decades ago, but it doesn't matter the separate issue. and also it was many big gates that go with the cuban restaurant when i went into cornwall. and now the scenario returns. and the scenario that there must be precisely because of both these parties. all right, so you're leaning on history like what, what real evidence is there for that? what is really interesting because the things here he's a, you know, he's very, very, to be because of what the, what the basically formation you get there is no, it'd be this one way. you won't be out of it. i am, i suppose you all know geez, associate. so you know, just i speak to relate that few of us. i so they should be going on the guys, these cannot be held by anybody else except russia. and on the other hand, even the conflict thing. okay. i'm giving them, given the new competition, i can say that exist between russia and the united states. russia go the bills, auto both resorted to many communities. and you guys definite

fort worth, texas, hit 107, and roswell, new mexico, 105 degrees.e for this time of year. and in the atlantic, hurricane lee is now a category 4, and it is gaining momentum, fueled by the unusually-warm waters. the late-summer heat is putting pressure on schools unable to keep students safe because they don't have air conditioning. many districts canceling school or sending students home early as high temperatures force officials to rethink how they can operate in this extreme weather. cbs's meg oliver is in new york city tonight with how some of these districts are handling the heat. good evening, meg. >> reporter: norah, good evening. more than a million students here in new york city went back to school today, but with a heat advisory still in effect, schools are limiting outdoor activities. students in the nation's largest public school district headed back in the sweltering sun today. >> it's got to feel like 100 degrees today. >> reporter: the majority of new york city public schools have air conditioning after spending millions of dollars in

travelers passing through dallas fort worth airport ahead of the labor day weekend were faced with a visible reminder of the reason for the holiday. american airlines flight attendants authorized a strike just last week. the union says they haven't gotten a raise since before the pandemic. we're all fighting corporate greed. the record setting revenues, yet we are still here without a contract. labor day became an official federal holiday in the late 19th century following a series of pivotal strikes by organize labor and workers unions that brought key changes to how workers were treated, a recognition of the kinds of rights that that workers today generally enjoy, including the right to form a unions and the right of those unions to provoke collective bargaining with their employers that fight for a better deal continues today across a wide range of industries. as workers face a growing pay gap between themselves and industry leaders. you can't make 21 billion in profits in half a year and expect members to take a mediocre contract. participation in organized labor has been on the

ijoined the protests because the country's record —— fort worth was stolen by the regime's leaders.r use pellets on the crowd. tiny metal balls that lodge deep into the flesh. he was hit. a laser beam singled out my face. in a couple of seconds, i was shot. seven pallets hit me. unfortunately, two of them ripped through my eyes. when i entered the hospital, i saw many protesters with eye injuries. among them, the protesters as young as 13 and old as 70 or 80 years. police brutality goes unpunished. when the police chief endorses the brutal actions of his commanders, it effectively grants them license to cause harm or even kill with impunity. omid frequently refused to carry out his commander's order to attack protesters. four years afterjoining the force, he was fired. when the protest erupted in iran last year, he switched sides. he joined the protests. but last october, he was arrested in tehran. while in custody, we endured both physical and psychological torture. the police went so far as to contact my mother, falsely telling her i was on the brink of execution. they recorded he

i'm going to be in dallas-fort worth and i'm going to be in houston, i want some red state love out therethe $6 million man coming? >> i think we is coming to the hobby center. did you play the heavy center? >> that is time for both of you. i'm so tired of hearing them. things to jamie robb comest kat timpf, tom's feet ♪ ♪ >> laura: hi, everyb

i'm going to be in dallas-fort worth and i'm going to be in houston, i want some red state love out there,. >> is if the $6 million man coming? >> i think we is coming to the hobby center. did you play the heavy center? >> that is time for both of you. i'm so tired of hearing them. things to jamie robb comest kat timpf, tom's feet ♪ ♪ >> laura: hi, everybody, i'm laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thank you for being with us. project brainwash that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> don't be afraid. >> no, be afraid. be very afraid. >> laura: well, fear is a powerful emotion. now, sometimes fear is good because it spurs us to the right action like we take cover in a storm or we fight back if attacked. but, lately, we have seen politicians use fear as a powerful weapon of coercion and control. get the shot or you are going to get covid and die, wear a mask or you could be on a ventilator. now, these control freaks used a combination of threats and fear to get people they hope to change their behavior. and this requires relentlessly pounding home a simple mes

monumental conservation success after foreign dangered -- crocodiles were successfully happened at fort worthu.s. zoos, and estimated 200 reproducing adults are left in the wild, they could live up to 60 years old, they are critically endangers because of factors like sand mining and pollution. the new crocs will live behind the scenes for now. >> and that is how fox reports sunday the third of september, 2023, i am jon scott, thanks for watching, enjoy the rest of your labor day weekend, good night. ♪ ♪ >> hello i'm jason chaffetz with alicia tom shillue, and tomi larhen. the big story, cultural icons calling out the woke mob for tearing down family values. >> they are being targeted. i wrote a book called family firs a

like in this video that went viral this week from the dallas-fort-worth airport. whee! that little suitcase go! it doesn't want to get on a spirit airlines flight either! adorable! this is the pixar movie we didn't know we needed. if you can get past the tragic backstory about the luggage's wife. eventually, this piece of luggage was stopped when the grounds crew pulled over to retrieve it. at which point they charged the bag a $30 fee to check itself. speaking of travel, one thing we know about billionaires is that they love to jet off into space. there's a new one joining the club, and i'll tell you all about him in my segment, space news: "more billionaires edition!" >> stephen: you've got to be careful! the latest wealthy gent to take to the heavens is japanese retail mogul and man about to get jumped by a sheep, yusaku maezawa. wednesday, maezawa's spacecraft left for the international space station, where he will spend 12 days in orbit with his assistant. ooof, hope that assistant is getting overtime. "yuck, this is hazelnut and i actually asked for mocha. do you

take a look at busiest airports around the country and this weekend los angeles, denver, dallas/fort wortht of transportation secretary and delays are down. last summer 2.6% of flights were cancanceled and it's cut in halo 1.3% and the delays well, there's a lot of delays out there, they're apparently coming largely from what we would expect, which is the weather and not from a shortage of air traffic controllers and that's again what the transportation secretary has said. on the negative side, he did admit there's a problem right now with what they call near misses or close calls is another word for it. they are up 25% and, you know, that's not a good thing. the secretary buttigieg buttigieg talking to reporters today at o'hare. >> most of the rough days that we did see this year had to do with storms that affected hubs which then had cascading effects. when we look at delays attributed to the national aviation system, which does not include things that are under airline's control. what we see is that about 2.6% of delay minutes had to do with air traffic control staffing issues. reporter

will: in fort worth, texas, the tcu colorado game a little later today. >> reporter: sean can watch this lot of eyes will be on this one at noon. they might not have been as good on paper last year but people were excited to see deion sanders had what he would do with his team. he overturned a lot of players, only 10 scholarship players for 2,022 but people will see if that will do something on the field. i will talk to these ladies later about their excitement. they are already getting warmed up, people are flooding into the stadium as we speak. it is only 7:00 a.m. . we have a lot to look forward to later. will: it is a big noon kickoff. you know, deion sanders is head coach of colorado and has since taken on -- he looks good in it. pete: deion sanders is one of the football icons of our era. will: i love that. that's what cheerleaders do. will: one of the icons, flashy guy. a lot of eyes, not usually on the coach, we will see how that translates on the field. pete: to another topic. you've heard the white house has a war room. it's been months in the making, dozens of lawyers and comm

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. >> men and women from across the country will arrive at fort worth, georgia, to attend ranger schoolourses in the world. for nearly 20 hours every day they'll run, march, swim and climb some of the most challenging obstacles under the most grueling of conditions. but most importantly, they'll learn how to lead, study the stories of our greatest nation's warriors. they include the story of a pilot who 55 years ago risked his own life to save a group of young soldiers like them. the pilot we honor today, captain larry taylor. the medal of honor is our nation's oldest and highest recognition of valor. now when i called larry to let him know he was finally receiving his recognition, his response was i thought you had to do something to receive the medal of honor. let me say that again. i thought you had to do something to receive the medal of honor. larry, you sure did something, man. if you ask anyone here i'm sure they'll say you did something extraordinary and that includes the secretary of defense, secretary austin. secretary mcdonogh, the secretary of the army, and chairman milley a

next up, an unidentified man caught on video walking around dallas fort worth airport completely nakedought you on to tell us how long. >> i don't have any answers. i'm so sorry. this is something i expect to see in a new york city airport. i have to say, i spend a lot of time reporting in new york city airports because airlines are a mess. there are tons of story there. i have gotten to know a lot of the people who live in the airport. i have not seen it so i don't have any answers. >> tell me about the casual stroll. >> he is unbothered. >> i would be sprinting if i was naked. >> this is intentional. >> what does this say about him? >> he did not lose his clothes in tsa. >> he is a confident man. >> maybe he is packing. >> madison! there is nowhere to put the gun. i took care of that for you. let's get out of here before we get in trouble. >> do you know when you can tell that someone hates you, but they are doing a really good job pretending they don't hate you, i can tell. you know it and i know it. you don't like me. you know that i can see it and you're not that good at hiding. y

number 2 in the number of indoor golf facilities per square mile and fort worth for the number of amateur competitions and tournaments. on the peninsula. right now, the cow palace in daly city is about to get a major facelift. san mateo county supervisor david canepa announced the county's board of supervisors approved a 4.4 billion dollar revised budget and that doesn't food. 1 million dollars to renovate the cow palace into a disaster evacuation center. in a statement, canada said, quote, the cow palace says proven to be invaluable during emergencies, especially during the czu wildfire when it became a noah's ark for county residents scrambling to find shelter for their animals. with this 1 million dollars, the cow palace will now be equipped to serve thousands of meals a day and keep the lights on with new emergency generators during power outages. coming up here at 2 o'clock today, how one fire department is trying to solve a staffing shortage and at the border of the migrant numbers are exploding. elon musk now says he wants to see those hardest hit areas for himself. will tell you w

a district in fort worth closed school libraries to students the first two weeks of classes so schoolontent in accordance with a state law that was supposed to be in effect today but was put on hold. more than 100 books have been pulled off the shelves for review. returning to the book ban club, ashley hope perez, her book "out of darkness" one of the 100 books removed from the fort worth school district library. good to see you again. thank you for being with us. >> always a pleasure. >> why was your book removed? >> well, my book is among, as you named, over 100 and if you ask why in this particular instance, it's because they've removed it other places and i think that's one of the most important things for folks to understand about where we are in book banning in 2023 is that school leaders and folks in these communities are not even evaluating the books for themselves based on their actual concerns. they're just copying lists from other places. if you want to rewind to 2021 and why was my book banned then, i can answer that, too. >> tell us. there are a lot of parents who not inv

from fort worth, second lieutenant george o'brien. second lieutenant o'brien was born september 10, 1926, and served our nation during the korean war. he received the medal of honor for gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty, as a rifle platoon commander of company h in action against enemy aggressor forces. with his platoon subjected to an intense mortar and artillery bombardment, while preparing to assault a vitally important hill position on the main line of resistance, which had been overrun by a numerically superior enemy force on the preceding night, second lieutenant o'brien leapt from his trench when the attack signal was given and, shouting for his men to follow, race aid cross an exposed saddle and up the enemy hill through a virtual hail of deadly small arms, artillery and mortar fire. although shot through the arm and thrown to the ground by hostile automatic weapons fire, as he neared the well-entrenched enemy position, he bravely regained his feet, waved his men onward and continued to spearh

surely if you miss this when you miss a good in fort worth, texas. today the 17th breaks tcu team hope. deion sanders in colorado, travis hunter with 110 receiving yards. but he also had the interception of the day. you just start their primetime staff picking up. chandler morris with more is learned his lesson down 3 in the 4th morse fakes, the handoff and high heels into the end zone right there. 19 yards to the house. ecu goes up. 35 to 31. but it's far from over bus down. 42 to 38 in the 4th was should or sanders. dion. so i'm here. he finds dylan 46 yards with a game winning touchdown. sanders threw for a school record. a hive 100 in 10 yards on the day with 4 touchdowns and dion upset tcu in his opening game. if you remember, they were in the championship last tcu was so that makes primetime very much, primetime. 45 42 was the final. meanwhile, carlos operates also benefits time out there at the pushing meadow that and then was his opponent today in round the 3rd round, a day crowd arthur ashe stadium was excited for this and he did not disappo

. >>> to baseball, bruce bochy and the rangers hosting the as in fort worth.eventh inning, as still scoreless. zach gelof sends this one down the left field line. two ranchos. tied the game at 2-2. but could the bullpen hang on? bases loaded with two outs in the bottom of the seventh. but this gets away from shea lafgaliers. rangers hang on. coco goff gave me goose bumps when she won the u.s. open. >> that is pretty special. and what deion sanders is doing to that colorado program is amazing. >> so fun, so fun. >> i think everybody is waiting until tomorrow morning. for something maybe. all the 49ers? >> maybe. it should be a pretty popular program in town. >> should be. all right, thank you. >>> coming up in our next half hour, extreme weather leading to new concerns over a potentially lethal fungus. a california scientist trying to find a fix. >>> plus, on a day where oakland leaders laid out their plans to cut down on rising crime, a 7/11 is asking for help after his store was hit three times in a month. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious

. >> today should be the worst of it for north texas, for dallas-fort worth, waco.row they are very worried about the power grid, obviously not going down but saying please conserve, don't do anything silly in the middle of the afternoon, don't run your drier if you don't have torques don't bake a turkey in you don't have to. that's more power consumption that can be put off especially the drier until 8:00 or 9:00 tonight when the air conditioning use starts to go down a little bit. it's hot and it's going to stay hot. six days above 100 in september for houston. 34 days in the summer above 100, only two more days above 100 to break the all time record. it's a year of records and i think we will break that for sure. >> chad myers, thanks so much. >>> as chad mentioned, with all this heat it's being felt especially at airports where extreme temperatures on the tarmac with a problem that's become much too common affecting passengers and airline workers. in phoenix where temperatures can reach well into the triple digits baggage handlers and airplane cleaners are filin

will: all right, abby, that that's a fun environment in fort worth. can't believe we're here.0, this is week 1, so it's been a few days, but this is it. pete: minnesota beat nebraska in a barn burner, 10-7, but it was a big win. will: yeah. utah beat florida on thursday night, that was a big game. >>> okay, a few additional headlines. a michigan police officer pulls over a speeding car and jumps into action after he learned the driver was rushing a dying baby to the hospital. >> help! no, please don't take him! >> i'm not going to take him. will: the hero officer managed to revive the baby before rushing the little boy to the hospital. amazing. rachel: what was -- will: so she's rushing to the -- pete: was he choking or something? will: i understand the mother's fear, don't take him, i've got to get him to the hospital, but -- rachel: these cops don't just stop crimes, they know first ai- pete: how calm you have to be, the chaos, and you grab the baby. parents want him back, but then you revive him? will: amazing. rachel: i'm looking at the way the baby's condition is -- might

joining me now, dallas/fort worth housing and macroeconomics analyst amy nixon.arlier this year, and it's absolutely fantastic. i've learned so much, and i appreciate your sense of humor as well. let's a start off with the affordability, or lack thereof, median home price, 560% of median income, we've never seen anything like this before. where does it take us? >> yeah. you know, this is the most unaffordable housing market of the century. we are sitting at home prices 5.6 times median u.s. income, and just for a little bit of context there, we had home prices just a little bit over 3 times median income at the peak of the last housing bubble. so in the last 15 years, we've essentially almost doubled our unaffordability. and as far as, you know, where we to go from the -- from here, it's a hot mess. it's kind of like britney spears' instagram. everybody's looking at it, it's crying out for help, but nobody's coming up with solutions whether in washington or on the ground s and we've got to start finding a way to make housing affordable especially for younger gene

. >> sandra: fox news alert, this just in to us as we look live at dallas-fort worth airport, united airlines has requested the faa issue a nationwide ground stop for all flights, including united express regional carriers due to what they are describing as equipment outages. right now that ground stop is until 2:00 p.m. eastern time. so about 42 minutes from now. we don't know if that time will move back, but that is what it is for now. fox weather obviously has been tracking all the delays at various airports because of whether, but this ground stop means all departing flights are held at their departure point. any flights in the air will continue to their destination. the ground stop is used to prevent additional flights from taking off. united airlines requesting the faa issue a nationwide ground stop on all flights due to equipment outages. so no further explanation as to what that is. we do know there has been a series of disrupted flights so far today, according to flight aware. you just saw the list of flight trouble for various airlines, but that has been happening so far to