and this, the fuel is needed for the hospitals, according to the officials at fort worth or wells and to come to water to the houses in, in, in gallons a thread. and then a sword is as well, like is needed in thank you, my 3 shots. i know just today and then, and so he, some days like many shells are r n t and without any supplies coming from from a throws off at 2 weeks and a huge number of different placements from the north gallons a threat. then gallons of 60 to the town and adding that particular function is increased with limited amount of full full supply. this sounds like a still quite a dire situation. also after a warning from ease, while hundreds of thousands of people fled from northern gaza. but we understand each riley strikes us still continuing in the south, give us an update on that as well. and there are many strikes and a cost that goes to that it's more intense and gone to the city and the looking bought . but still like even in, in, in the south and for now in the central gorgeous trend. then like that little while ago there was a very now the explosion at a, by a

noelle walker from our dallas-fort worth affiliate has that story. >> hey, boys, will you back up?es' feith graders could hardly it is stihl. >> they've been so excited and they're keeping a secret, which is huge. >> reporter: it started with a discussion about favorite colors. >> when it got around to jaren, jaren mentioned to us all that he was color-blind. >> reporter: that led to a number of questions, and one solution >> they wanted you to be able to see like everybody else. >> reporter: they found a pot of gold at the end of this rainbow, pooling their allowance money. in one day, they had enough to buy color-blind glasss. >> we would love to see you try them on and tell what's you think. >> oh! >> reporter: that's jaren, seeing color like his classmates for the first time his mom remembers the moment she knew jaren was color-blind >> i remember he was in a car seat in the back of the car, and it really was a beautiful texas sunrise. and i heard jaren's voice in the back seat saying mommy, look at the beautiful green sunrise, and i looked at it, and i thought oh dear. >> repo

and we have senior women all the way from alaska, from la city, from fort worth, texas, come down to share their knowledge with a lot of these junior women who have 1 to 5 years on its co-sponsored by two nonprofits. we have camp blaze and we have norcal women, the fire service and alameda county is doing an awesome job hosting and really recognizing the need for this mentorship within this really demanding career field. >> can i ask you how important mentoring was in your career coming up and why you think that may be especially important given that we are seeing a shortage right now in staff or, you know, all first responders? really, if you think about it right. >> absolutely. mentorship is huge. you know, you come to the fire service to be part of the fire family. and i'm a training officer with alameda county fire department. i would not be here today without one of these past camps, you know, a captain now chief with fire department was the one who helped mentor me and give me my first teaching opportunity. and i built on that. and now i'm i'm helping host this camp. i'm a trai

el cid mendoza hoy llegó hasta macri cáncer institute en fort worth para realizarse su segunda mamografíate para que se sientan bien, para que estén bien. >> el instituto de cáncer mon cri ofrece varios recursos, incluyendo exámenes de mamografías gratis para ciertas mujeres que califican el año pasado hemos hecho. se ha realizado 6000 mamografías y. de esas 100 salieron 100 casos de cáncer a los senos. según los centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades, el cáncer de mama sigue siendo la segunda causa principal de muerte por cáncer entre las mujeres en general y la principal causa de muerte por cáncer. entre las mujeres hispanas. la detección temprana salva la vida. >> es lo más importante. entonces todas las mujeres debían hacerse las mamografías cada año para recibir exámenes de mamografías gratuitas en mon crit. >> debe cumplir con varios requisitos, como haber transcurrido más de un año desde su último examen. además, las mujeres tienen que estar entre las edades de 40 y 74 años. >> no tienen, no tienen seguro médico o tienen seguro médico que no cubre estos servicios.

it is a fort worth noting that the us and israel in the past couple of your side, a new 10 year long security agreement, $3300000000.00 a year in military aid for the state of israel. earlier we did hear from the paragon secretary lloyd austin, who also condemned the attack. and we understand from analogy 0 source that he is speaking with his is wally counterpart and is working to ensure that israel has the equipment that it needs in order to defend its people. there have also been number a numerous comments from members of congress, a number of senators, a number of house members, including the chair of the house for an affairs committee. michael mcfall, who said that the us stance unequivocally with israel condemns the terrorist actions of homos. and that old step should be taken to help these really people defend themselves. so it is saturday. but those reactions are now coming out. and certainly conversations are being held with between the us government and with israel, and with us as other allies in the region about how to bring this crisis to an end quickly. of course, the res

all concerned that you will participation the at the called a discussion group, mike clangy at fort worth at home. i have my concerns, but at the same time i feel that i must insist on my rights to speak with. i think ne, because i care about canada, i can't about canadians and i cared about canadians not reinterpreting history in a way that can only be deeply destructive. so candid up canadian politics. i'm the understanding canadians have off their own history because of the end of the day, canada was the participants in the 2nd world war on the, on the right side. well again professor veronica decide. thank you very much for your thoughts. profess a radical decide with the university of manitoba in canada. and again, the forum events continues here and right now the participants are expecting, rushes for administer said get loud roof to make an attendance to meet him in person and well, have a conversation with the russian top. diplomats, we are here to bring your, the latest. of course, just that will keep the tab on what's going on there. thank you very much. he goes down, know for b

is alicia, she's a high school senior in the grapevine colleyville school district in the dallas-fort worthand rather than focusing on things most high school seniors are worried about like making honor roll or figuring out what to pack for college she's one of several north texas students worried about their classrooms becoming battlegrounds for right-wing politics. nbc spoke to her and her clas mauts about the far right policy change recently hoilsed on schools across texas. senior investigative reporter for nbc news, they join me now and co-host of the pea body award winning podcast south lake which covers how racial history is taught to kids in suburban classrooms and how the right has responded to it. their new podcast grapevine continues that reporting on the religion far right targeting north texas public schools. you guys are doing incredible essential reporting. i'm so grateful for the reporting period and join me on set to talk about this. we've talked about patriot mobile on this program before. antonia, if you could talk to me about a bit about the sort of unlikely prim of a rig

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that is -- she is a high school senior in the grapevine-colleyville school district in the dallas-fort worthool seniors are worried about, like making the honor roll, or figuring out what to pack for college, she is one of several north texas students now worried about their classrooms becoming battlegrounds for right-wing politics. nbc's antonia hylton spoke to her and her classmates about the far-right curriculums changes recently foisted on schools across north texas. antonia hylton, along with mike -- -- senior investigative reporter for nbc news joins me now. they were co-host of the peabody award-winning podcast, south lake, which covered how americas racial history is taught to kids in suburban classrooms. and how the wright has responded to it. they are new podcast, grapevine, continues that reporting on the religious far-right, targeting north texas's public schools. antonia and mike, you guys are doing incredibly essential reporting. i'm so grateful for the reporting period, and to join me and said to talk about this. we've talked about patriot mobile on this program before. antoni

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she's from fort worth, texas. i think chris, part of the reason she voted no is because i think she has seen jordan put a stick in the spokes of her bicycle. in other words, she's not sure that, in fact, we can november forward with a budgeting appropriations that we need to do, the funding of the government and i think she's skeptical of his ability to kind of lead the conference. there's some other interesting things here i saw members of the hispanic caucus voted against him. does that have something to do perhaps against the hard line on immigration? you have a mixture of some conservatives, some moderates and, you know, you're 20 votes down, it's tough. can they flip a kay granger? can they flip these people? i suppose they can try. a number of people i've been talking to say it's over. it's not over until it's over. the idea that mchenry could be empowered to carry on for a certain period of time, i think is something that is an option. if it involves having some of the democrats support him, maybe they're n

the first is set to open in dallas fort worth international next month.live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway, we are down about 100 points this morning. >> jetblue is now the latest airline offering a no fee guarantee that allows families to sit together. jetblue now promises kids 13 and younger can sit next to an adult traveling with them on the same reservation for no additional fee. passengers who get jetblue's basic fare are included in this policy, too. the airline's announcement comes after the biden administration launched an effort to end junk fees for travelers. >> the san francisco zoo hosted the more than pink walk to support breast cancer patients. thousands came out to raise money for cancer research and cancer survivors. our abc seven news team was there and caught up with two long time friends who did this walk together every year. >> i am a two time breast cancer survivor, heir and blessed to still be here today. i have been through chemotherapy, radiation and surgery. i am so blessed today to be able to be here

. >> and then he makes those four words, the fort worth.akes me sick right here in america. >> that's not what this is about. the only hate comes when you divide a country. and he can't stop doing that. >> the case of last person to lecture anybody, lecture anybody on hate. >> if he could and he would, he would have blamed this thing on trump supporters, which is why he couldn't talk about the protesters. >> got a white soul in there. >> yes. what i was going to say was he spent more time talking about hate crimes last night that he's talked real crime in three years. he wants to fight hate crime much harder than he wants to fight actual crime and actual hate crimes are less than 1%. >> the real war crimes, if they're real, which is real politicians, do they want to talk about hate crimes because they're concerned about what inspires the criminal, while instead they should be focusing on, as the judge says the victim. and joe biden doesn't care about the victims. >> he just wants to sound like an academic. take us home. >> joe biden, you kn

he is the director of intercollegiate athletics at texas christian university located in fort worth, texas but i do have the 202223 season was a most successful and tcu won her 50 year history. the only school to make it to college football playoffs national title game college world series ncaa basketball tournament in the same academic year. these are the most high-profile sports tc also saw success in a number of other sports with men's tennis, equestrian, beach volleyball rank number one of the nation over the course of the year. price important director of inter- college athletics at pcu, he served as the horned frog deputy athletic director to attend the university of puget sound energy's bachelor of arts in politics and government. attendant whittier law school where he earned his jurisprudence in sports and entertainment. mr. jeremiah donati thank you for being here with us with a four to hear from you. next witness is mr. gene smith from a school called the school i don't understand that. [laughter] but emulate mr. smith is a senior vice president athletic director at ohio st

he is a director of intercollegiate athletics and texas christian university located in fort worth, texas. under him, the 22, 2023 season was the most successful in the 150 year history. they were the only school to make it to college football playoffs, conference world series and the ncaa basketball tournament in the same academic year. these are the most high profile sports. tcu also saw success in a number of other sports, ranked number one in the nation over the course of the year. prior to being point of director of inter-collegiate ar athletics, he served as a deputy director. he attended the university of puget sound, earning his bachelor of arts in politics and government and attended whittier law school where he earned sports and entertainment. mr. donati, thank you for being with us today and we look forward to hearing from you. next witness here with us today is mr. gene smith from a school called the school. i don't understand that . anyway, mr. smith is a senior vice president at the ohio state university. mr. smith is only the eighth athletic director and ohio state history

matt displacement gossip will fort worth brought people out of their homes, in just 24 hours.n or san francisco or seattle or denver. the u. n. called this infatuation order impossible to carry out, without devastating humanitarian consequences. okay, we are going to come back with it sound a little bit later. for the gazans fleeing, once they make it past the wadi gaza line, thrust out there. egypt has done a lot of palestinians to cross their borders. u. s. officials estimate about 500 to 600 palestinian americans are among those tremendous right, now as well. passing yards to the official told the new york times today, the u. s. is attempting to negotiate with israeli and egyptian officials for safe passage out of the country for those americans. secretary of state antony blinken also said today, that u. s. 's attention a good hit safe zones within gaza, for the fleeing palestinians. and all of this is a race against time, with an israeli ground invasion potentially just moments away. joining me now is josh liverman, nbc news foreign correspondent. he joins us live from now

the director of intercollegiate athletics at texas christian university in fort worth, texas. under him the 2022-2023 season was the most successful in tcu's 150 year history, the only school to make it to the playoff title game, college world series, and mncaa basketball tournament in the e same academic year. these are the most high-profile sports, and tcu also saw success in a number of other sports with men's tennis, beach volleyball, number one in the nation over the course of the year. prior to being appointed to the director at tcu, he was the hornfrog deputy director, the university of puget sound and attended wittier law school. thank you for being with us today. we look forward to hearing from you. our next witness today is mr. gene smith from the school. i don't understand that. but anyway, the athletic director at ohio state university. only the eighth athletic director in ayohio state university. the third largest tenure serving since 2005 and being promoted senior vice president and foundational athletic director in may 2016. prior to his time, he served as the a

they say they offered to conduct the meeting in fort worth, texas or other commission office on alternate dates. the s.e.c. was met with a blanket refusal to appear. he objected to san francisco because he doesn't live there and rejected to the meeting because he sat with two sessions with the s.e.c. this is part of the effort to har harass him. the commission received thousands of pages of new information and they need to talk to him about what they learned in all this. this is interesting, guys. the s.e.c. says musk cited as a reason to reschedule the meeting is the fact that the new book had been published and has new information about the twitter deal so his lawyers needed time to review it. s.e.c. lawyers are not seeing that as the relevant and seeking to enforce the subpoena. back to you. >> what is the case here? >> reporter: the question is whatdid musk say during the acquisition of twitter? did he do anything inappropriate with securities laws? we don't know what they are investigating. that is a secret to this day. with elon musk, there is a question of public comments and tweet

>> mike, robert isom from american airlines, ceo joining us here at their headquarters in fort worth.n you look into the fourth quarter here, and what you're seeing right now, despite this concern about airline demand, you don't see it in terms of the travel and demand and the portfolio out there, right? >> well, phil, the world has got a very short-term focus right now and we're in a business we have to plan and work for the long run. and when i step back and take a look at the things we said we were going to do, return the airline to reliability, profitability, and then pay dunn the strength in our balance sheet, we have done all those things. in terms of profitability, six consecutive quarters, and now in terms of debt, we actually paid down almost $11 billion on our way to even more. so as i take a look at the future, i see american positioned very strongly, i want to give a shoutout to our team for really putting together these fantastic results. and as we look into the future, look, it is a rocky time. but that said, i see demand, especially as we approach the holidays, very str

the fort is located just 3 km from the regional center in the village of gershony. why is it worthion and military engineering, the end of the 16th and beginning of the 20th centuries. the ancient fortification is pentagonal in shape, it is surrounded by an earthen rampart, and around it there is an impassable ditch with water. the fort was built in 1878, 888, from the same red brick as the ibsk fortress. the original brick can only be seen in the former barracks, today in the exhibition halls of the museum. everything else is hidden under a two-meter layer. this is how the fort was modernized at the beginning of the 20th century, when the range of the guns became more powerful. i'm lucky and i i got to the fort before its restoration and i can show it to you in its original form. at the same time, up to 300 people could be inside the fort. all fort structures are connected by underground corridors, they are called patterns, and in order to explore them, be sure to have a flashlight. the fort was intended for long stays. there were barracks with eleven storage mats, a room for stor