so how did you end up in fort worth? i had a job opportunity with american eagle outfitters.es, carter's american eagle connection. detective cedillo had already heard a thing or two about that. carter had worked at the fort worth store for about four months and was businesslike, but unlike ashlea, she wasn't a very friendly assistant manager. she did, however, make an impression on some younger clerks, like liza schoenthal. liza schoenthal: carter was very smart, very deep. she was good at reading people and knowing how to converse with them. you could tell that she was well educated. she just had a lot more to her than most sales retail managers do. keith morrison: but detective cedillo knew something else about carter and david mallory, something very important. remember that burglary at american eagle three months earlier, carter and david mallory were the primary suspects. and ashlea harris was the one who discovered the money missing. and when ashlea came in to open the store, she found the safe open. keith morrison: ashlea knew it was carter who closed the night before

han vivido acá en fort worth toda su vida. silla amor que unió a los residentes y la familia moore para convertir la comunidad en una de las más decoradas en la ciudad. todos y que les inspiró a hacer esto? que lindo, que grande! qué gran meta que ustedes se han puesto hacer esto. habemos bastantes vecinos venir en sus bicicletas y se toman selfies y fotos en debajo de los arcos. los más de 200 arcos iluminados fueron hechos a mano y creados para que reflejen el mismo color de luces que cada dño de casa ha instalado al frente de su vivienda. y más allá de las decoraciones, esta es también la época donde la comunidad se une para disfrutar de las fiestas navideñas. a nosotros nos encanta mucho porque los otros los celebramos como familia y estamos todos contentos aquí. y la luz me recuerdan mucho como la felicidadad. y cuando llega a noche las calles comienzan a llenarse de familias que disfrutan de luces y decoraciones navideñas, mientras que algunos niños dejan sus cartas en un buzón donde la familia moore nos explica que sant

plans. >> okay. >> we're actually going to take you to a dealship in fort worth that we found whichce. >> tires, oil, anything that needs to be done. whatever it is, they're going to take care of it. >> okay. >> okay? ♪ >> 22-year-old car. and almost 100,000 miles. >> mm-hmm. >> just drive up ahead, and then the service is right there. there's some guy named david who they told us to find. >> you're lynn story? >> yes, i am. >> we're going to take care of you good. when you're done, this is going to be like new. >> okay. we're not really fixing the car. and he doesn't really work here. but remember that face. from there we picked up kevin and april for what they thought was just a lunch to catch up. >> so it's been six months since we've seen you, and you're still driving them. >> of course. >> where do you drive them to now? >> to the -- i drive april to doctor's appointments, and i take kevin to work. because he's still working three days a week. >> reporter: lynn's help is more important than ever. six months ago kevin was diagnosed with breast cancer and is starting radiation tr

pair of newborn cheetah cubs, a social media sensation or two like moo deng and a baby boom at fort worthrld warmed our hearts this year. this little walrus stole the show. found all alone on a beach in alaska, she was rescued and cared for by the alaska sea life center. pacific walruses are known for their unique sounds, which can include barks, whistles, and grunts. and did you know a baby walrus is called a calf? at birth, they can weigh more than adult humans, 165 pounds. speaking of aquatic animals, it was a big year for penguins. these six chicks from point defiant zoo in washington made a splash. >> we have six penguin chicks that were hatched about late may. they definitely like to interact with different enrichment in their habitat, so we'll give them different things to play with and explore, and they'll kind of peck around at things and end with each other. >> reporter: we can't bring up penguins without mentioning pesto, the penguin chick from melbourne, australia, whose fluffy frame stole the hearts of fans around the world. while he only weighed half a pound at birth, he qui

i grew up there. >> 50 cent: put their coldest 65. >> kelly: i grew up around fort worth, it can gethip program. 75 kids and it expanded to 150 kids. six schools now instead of three schools. they would not do so good and not go to school but they would make it to the entrepreneurship program. the school work is random. retaining information long enough to pass the midterms. its troubleshooting. it's teaching you how to get the information you need. >> kelly: life skills. i often feel -- my mom was a teacher. i feel obviously curriculum, the foundation is important but i feel like they're missing out on a lot of life skills. >> 50 cent: that woman right there. you were really incredibly smart. >> kelly: okay. i don't know if i should [bleep] be offended. i'm just kidding. i always go for the joke. >> 50 cent: in my head, you're on a different level. >> kelly: i think it's true, life skills. they skip out on in school. you get them ready to pass tests, not to past life. >> 50 cent: we want to be grown and then we are grown we want to be kids again. >> kelly: especially for kids -- i c

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congress where you're supposed to be voting on behalf of 780,000 people in fort worth. >> we already have trust issues. the american people do not trust some of the most important institutions. how do the american people trust their elected officials if they're not honest about things like this? this is basic to not be at work for six months. >> yeah, well, there should be no confusion or mystery about why there is lack of faith when we see stories like this and we see it over and over and over again. it's not just congress but the supreme court. it's across the board and that's a huge problem that has long-range impact on our society and our culture when we lose faith in the institutions that are supposed to be representing us. that's a big problem. >> is it also a reminder of how important local news is? we see more news outlets go out of business. they have to lay off employees and when there's not local news, local journalism, holding business and government leaders accountable, things like this can happen all over the place. >> i couldn't have said it better myself. is someone w

conditions are threatening to snarl manyes holiday plans.po correspondent brooke is that dallas-fort worthh thle latest from there.venirt w >> right here at the dallas-fort worth airport we have been her since this morning and no issues, things are running smoothly the security linein behind me starting to build right now and seeing some delays but the name of the game this holiday season, get to the holiday early and save yourself some time so you have plenty of time to get to your flight just on time, winter weather and rain it is having an impact on travel today, causing some of those delays throughout the country,we we just checked flight aware before our live and we have 3700 delays right now at last check, 48 cancellation so we have seen those delays spike since this morning. the airport right now have the most delays right here at dfw where there is about 50 delays that is followed by atlanta,k. boston and jfk. travellers we spoke to they area keeping positiveci, embracing te holiday spirit even with those delays.k >> we are headedto back to d.c.i from the cowboys game which we flew

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let's get to brooke taylor who is at the dallas/fort worth international airport.>> reporter: well, ashley, here in texas at dallas/fort worth things have been pretty quiet surprisingly. earlier this morning when we got here we saw long lines, up to 30 minute wait time. right now, people are getting through security in less than 10 minutes so great news for travelers here. still, the people that i spoke to getting here about two to three hours before their flights because as they say, it is better to play it safe than sorry. if you notice your flights were a little more expensive this year than previous years, you are not alone. triple a booking data shows that flights are 4% more expensive this holiday season compared to last year. triple a projecting 119 million people are going to travel this holiday, 7.8 million people flying and the majority, 107 million hitting the roads. and while no major storms, rain and winter weather could slow down, those in the northeast already saw some snow over the weekend, causing a trickle down effect when it comes to those delays

debajo del punto de congelaciÓn y para el resto del paÍs, texas tambiÉn temperaturas frescas, dallas fort worthhas gracias. cambiamos de tema, el presidente electo donald trump continÚa conformando su futuro gabinete con nominaciones que generan controversias. desde un aliado cercano para el fbi. sus disposiciones muestran su estrategia para el prÓximo mandato. marÍa molina estÁn washington d.c. con las Últimas nominaciones. maria: un controversial ex asesor de seguridad nacional y fiel aliado de trump esa su escogido para liderar el fbi, la principal agencia de aplicaciÓn de la ley. >> estoy honrado de estar aquÍ apoyando a donald trump. esta siendo victimizado, dijo a los periodistas en nueva york. segÚn el presidente electo, kash es un brillante abogado y luchador por el movimiento amÉrica primero que ha dedicado su carrera a exponer la corrupciÓn. aboga por una direcciÓn general del fbi y otras agencias acusÁndolas de tiranÍa gubernamental. en el senado desde ya enfrentar resistencia. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] maria: al nominar muestra tambiÉn su interÉs de pedir que deje su cargo

but in the south, if you're going to dallas fort worth, it will be in the upper 60s and 71 for houstone west, we're also seeing some rain that's going to be moving in to seattle and portland with highs there in the 50s. and that rain will be coming down to the bay area starting tomorrow on christmas eve. that's a busy travel day and there will be some thunderstorms moving into texas around dallas fort worth, as well as parts of the midwest. so we'll be watching all of the weather conditions for you. mike, you're seeing it slick for many of our drivers. yeah. the issue is the fog and the mist and drizzle that we've been showing on many of our cameras. here's emeryville, the best view we've had all morning from our rooftop camera, looking down toward the tail lights, making their way around the berkeley curve toward the bay bridge toll plaza, where we continue with light traffic volume on friday. of course, it was friday, but we didn't see metering lights on until 6 a.m. and no backup form until 15 minutes after that. we're looking over here to light, but with slick roadways, so do use c

. >> reporter: more than 260 flights were canceled at dallas-fort worth international airport yesterday. another 500 plus flights delayed. the severe weather also spawned tornadoess including the one blamed for tearing through this wharton county farm. >> i couldn't believe it. i'd never seen a tornado, you know, and just hurricanes is all we get down here. >> reporter: in the pacific north west heavy snowfall caused temporary road closures and spin outs. >> one person can ruin it for a whole lot of people. >> reporter: in new york the port authority says more than 5 million travelers are expected to pass through area airports over the holiday season. and while the busiest travel days are already behind us, a big jump in airport traffic is expected now through the new year. >> it's a little bit crowded but i'll get through it. >> reporter: several passengers at new york's la guardia airport told us they're prepared for the holiday rush. several others told us they're making the best of the holiday hiccups. >> delays make great adventures and you never know who you're going to meet. >> r

tim learned that his brother died of respiratory failure here at the john peter smith hospital in fort worthbout 30 minutes from tim's home. he says it's still unclear what efforts if any were taken to try to reach him or other relatives before dale's body was deemed unclaimed and handed over to the health science center. tim is among at least 11 families who have learned the grisly details of what happened to their relative not from a medical examiner, hospital or the health science center but from nbc news. and six who found their missing relative's name on the list we published of unclaimed bodies including the mother of a 21-year-old murder victim, aurimar iturriago villegas, who was killed in a road rage shooting outside dallas. despite documents showing authorities in texas had her family's phone number in venezuela, there's no evidence they attempted to call before her body went to the center for medical training. invoices showing her body parts assigned prices. $900 for her torso. $703 for her legs. her mother saying she still can't accept it. for tim after he reached out to the cent

dallas, fort worth, charlotte y carolina del norte fueron los aeropuertos mas afectados. >> cuando recibimos manana, estabamos un poco preocupados, pero ya luego nos sentimos tranquilos y venimos confiados en que todo va a estar bien. >> el clima gelido tambien causa complicaciones para los viajeros. lluvia, nieve y hielo ocasionan condiciones peligrosas en las carreteras del noreste del pais. el 90% de los estadounidenses que viajaran largas distancias estas vacaciones se trasladaran en automovil segun la triple a. >> trato de concentrarme en la carretera checando mis espejos. los senalamientos, todo eso. trato de no poner la musica ni fuerte, porque igual es una distraccion. >> se estima que los tiempos de viaje por carretera podrian ser hasta 30% mas largos de lo normal durante esta temporada. lourdes hurtado noticias telemundo. >> los viajeros, por eso, deben estar muy atentos a las condiciones del tiempo, porque como vimos, hay carreteras cubiertas de hielo en partes del noreste del pais. la nochebuena se tino de blanco en regiones de nueva york y nueva jersey, unos 20 millones de perso

we both shared fort worth as our hometown. throughout the years i have watched her lead in and -- she can close the deal. she has no problem making a decision and sticking with it. her word is her bond. and to her, a handshake means something. she has truly lived a -- lived a life worth being copied. to my friend and colleague kay, thank you for your friendship, thank you for your leadership. may god bless you, in god we trust. i yield back. mr. weber: thank you, chairman. mr. speaker, i'm now going to -- i'm going to yield time to mr. jack ellzey, as much time as he may consume. mr. ellzey: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor someone who has been a mentor, a trail blazer and a dear friend. congresswoman kay granger. kay's story is the kind of texas story all of us texans admire. she spent her entire life serving others and she's done it with the kind of grit and determination that define what is we like to think about, act texas. from her days as a schoolteacher to becoming mayor of forth and now serving here in thi

que fueron enviados al centro de ciencias de la salud de la universidad del norte de texas, en fort worthfamilia aun no lo puede asimilar. >> dolor. tristeza. rabia. rencor. >> yo no admito. yo no acepto la muerte dmi hermana. la familia de aurimar en venezuela recibio solo un mapa con una cruz indicando que los restos de la joven se encontraban en este cementerio en dallas, texas. pero aqui no hay nada. no esta su nombre. no hay una placa ni una flor. recordando su vida. de acuerdo a la investigacion del cuerpo de aurimar, fue uno de al menos 2350 que fueron enviados al centro de ciencias de la salud de la universidad del norte de texas. al menos 830 fueron utilizados para inv investigaciones cientificas como parte de un acuerdo con los condados de dallas y tarrant, acuerdo que, segun records publicos, ayudo a generar cerca de dos y medio millones de dolares anuales para el centro de estudios e investigacion. el doctor ivan melendez no esta conectado al caso. la practica de utilizar cuerpos que nadie reclama para el uso de la ciencia no es comun. la gran mayoria de las personas que uno u

system slowing everything from travel to gift returns in north texas today, parts of dallas and fort worthere seeing flooding and severe thunderstorm warning as major storm a major storm pushes through the area. both dfw airport and love field in dallas stopped all takeoffs and arrivals for a time today due to lightning and hail. the storms also triggered a tornado watch for parts of the east and southeast texas this afternoon. and take a look at the damage caused by thunderstorms in the city of cypress in southeast texas. strong winds and heavy rain collapsed the roof at this autozone store last night. the manager says the store was closed at the time, so no one got hurt, thankfully. but as you can see, the roof cave in caused significant damage. chatgpt users were hit with some outages today. san francisco based openai announced its ai app was experiencing glitches this morning, including chat history, not loading. more than 15,000 incidents were reported by users, and that number dropped to about 700. in the past few hours, openai blamed the issue on an upstream provider and said it was

but at dallas-fort worth international the airport is telling travelers about its committee to harmonyd the environment, and it's the world's largest carbon-neutral airport. >> stylish. >> reporter: with all the carbon emissions in aviation how do they pull that off? >> it's like an active site here. >> this is the real deal, yeah. >> reporter: chris mclaughlin is the chief operating officer at dfw. the airport is investing in more efficient facilities like this $230 million utility plant, almost half paid for with federal grants. it will heat and cool the sprawling terminals, using less energy. >> we expect to contribute about 80% less carbon into the environment as a result of this facility. >> you're pretty excited about this, aren't you? >> i am so excited about this. >> reporter: when it comes to emissions at an airport, how much are coming from the terminals and how much is coming from the airplanes? >> so generally speaking, i would say that the number coming from the airport is less than 10%. >> reporter: according to the faa, less than 2% come from airport operations including

dallas-fort worth, charlotte y carolina del norte fueron los aeropuertos mÁs afectados. >> cuando recibimosro ya luego nos sentimos tranquilos y venimos confiados en que todo va a estar bien. >> el clima gÉlido tambiÉn causa complicaciones para los viajeros. lluvia, nieve y hielo ocasionan condiciones peligrosas en las carreteras del noreste del paÍs. el 90% de los estadounidenses que viajarÁn largas distancias estas vacaciones se trasladarÁn en automÓvil segÚn la triple a. >> trato de concentrarme siempre en la carretera, checando mis espejos. todo seÑalamientos, todo eso. trato de no poner la mÚsica fuerte porque igual es una distracciÓn. >> se estima que los tiempos de viaje por carretera podrÍan ser hasta 30% mÁs largos de lo normal durante esta temporada. lourdes hurtado noticias telemundo. >> asÍ que si usted maneje mucha precauciÓn. el gobierno de california estÁ trabajando en un proyecto para ayudar a los inmigrantes indocumentados que podrÍan verse amenazados por el plan de deportaciÓn masiva de donald trump, un borrador al que tuvo acceso la publicaciÓn polÍtica propone la creaciÓ

eventually he learned his brother died of respiratory failure here in fort worth, about 30 minutes fromnclear what efforts if any were taken to reach him or other relatives before the body was deemed unclaimed and handed over to the health science center. tim is among at least 11 families who learned the details of what happened to a relative not from the hospital but from nbc news. and six found the name on the list of unclaimed bodies, including the mother of a 21-year-old murder victim. she was killed in a road rage shooting. despite the evidence the authorities had her family's phone number in venezuela, there's no evidence they attempted to call before her body went to the center for medical training. the showing assigned prices, $900 for her torso and for her legs. her mother saying she still can't accept it. tim reached out, seeking answers. officials sent him a letter, saying his body was used to train anesthesiologists, omitting it was sent to a for-profit institution. obtained in a document by nbc news. how does it make you feel somebody was making money off your brother's bod

and you look across the nation and it looks like we've got some around dallas fort worth. a plane or catch a plane, definitely want to make sure that things are on track, ok, our camera lens across the bay area. lots of them. lots of rain drops falling in some areas, especially the north bay and some light rain other areas as well. it's pretty gray. but the biggest storm of the weekend, which is not huge, but heavier rain is tomorrow morning sunday morning with strong winds but it moves out quickly and as a high surf advisory that continues into tomorrow morning. and that's for waves that are 15 to 18 to maybe 25 feet heizer quite strong breaking waves and then new year's is a very different story. we're going to see more sunshine, clear skies, although be chilly in the overnight hours as high pressure, we'll start to build stephanie, back to you for news for now. all right, kathy, thank you so much. a new report says nationwide homeless numbers increased by more than 100,000 people within the last year. meantime, in santa clara county officials plan to clear more homeless

that's in the dallas-fort worth area. the airport is reporting 154 minute average delays. were over head about two hours ago. this is fort worth and this is dallas. a strong thunderstorm to the north, a lot of lightning. this causes problems for landings and take offs. that's why anything involving the dallas-fort worth airport has problems. we had the snow earlier. it is gone. now the sun is coming out in the northeast. airports have recovered. we had delays earlier and now we have to delays. that's good news. we are heading in the right direction. storms in the dallas area will shift south wards later on tonight. eventually they'll make their way to houston as we are closer to midnight. that's 6:00 p.m. you see a few storms. by 2:00 a.m. they roll through victoria and houston. during christmas day we don't have thunderstorms, just showers. our friends on the west coast dealt with a pretty strong storm this morning. san francisco you are clearing out. we get a break during the rest of the evening for christmas eve. then christmas morning is fine. then a big storm, the one

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dallas fort worth also monitoring some storm systems through there. and as i mentioned, look at portland and seattle. they're going to get the biggest impact out of that system. and then heading into the upcoming week, here's what you can expect here locally. and your 7-day forecast thursday is going to be mostly dry. we get that rain that moves in later into the evening, and then friday and saturday and sunday we get the return of some rain in the forecast. christmas, tomorrow, first night of hanukkah and isn't the first day of winter on saturday. it was last saturday. oh my gosh, i'm way behind. it's okay. winter made its arrival and it looks like it's here to stay. okay. thank you. vianey coming up, how does winning $1 billion sound for a christmas present? it could be yours if you are lucky enough. the ♪ ♪ amazing. merry christmas! -hey, same to you! [ gasps ] look! [ whimpers ] ♪ ♪ fable! [ dog barks excitedly ] fable! [ dog sighs contentedly ] we'd love to give you a little reward. this is reward enough. i missed you. thank you. -merry christmas

let me step out of the frame because there were some impacts to the east coast, but also dallas fort worth saw some activity. that system is now moving into parts of little rock as well as nashville, and also portland and seattle are getting the bulk of this next system. if you notice right up there, they've also got tons of snow coming down. so your 7-day forecast looks like this. we've got that cold morning start. and then heading into thursday we're going to kind of get a mix. we're going to get a wintry mix into the sierra, but also rain and the return of more of that cloud cover aspect. friday, saturday and sunday right now is where we could see more of those higher totals. but i think christmas day is going to be beautiful. just remember, it is going to get a little bit colder because we've got that cold front that is sweeping in behind that system that we just saw move through. so hopefully everybody's decorations stayed okay. and some of those windy areas, oh i can't believe it's already upon us. yes. thanks. yes. thanks. vianey. well, now that the 49ers have been officially elimin

que fueron enviados al centro de ciencias de la salud de la universidad del norte de texas, en fort worthe los restos de la joven se encontraban en este cementerio en dallas, texas. pero aquÍ no hay nada. no estÁ su nombre, no hay una placa ni una flor recordando su vida. de acuerdo a la investigaciÓn del cuerpo de aurimar, fue uno de al menos 2350 que fueron enviados al centro de ciencias de la salud de la universidad del norte de texas. al menos 830 fueron utilizados para investigaciones cientÍficas como parte de un acuerdo con los condados de dallas y tarrant, acuerdo que, segÚn rÉcords pÚblicos, ayudÓ a generar cerca de dos y medio millones de dÓlares anuales para el centro de estudios e investigaciÓn. el doctor ivÁn melÉndez no estÁ conectado al caso. >> la prÁctica de utilizar cuerpos que nadie reclama para el uso de la ciencia no es comÚn. la gran mayorÍa de las personas que uno utiliza en la ciencia, siendo una compaÑÍa o siendo unas escuelas, son de cuerpos que las personas han donado, que han autorizado. >> de acuerdo a la investigaciÓn de nbc news, muchos de los cuerpos que fn

dallas-fort worth seeing the worst of it. cbs's carrie corrado is at new jersey's newark airport.arrie, what are you seeing where you are? >> jericka, well, right now it's calm and passengers hope it stays that way. but earlier today holiday travelers dealt with some speed bumps in the air and on the ground. here at newark airport holiday travelers are battling long lines, crowded terminals and weather interruptions. for many it's been stress-free. >> it hasn't been busy. the roads have been wonderful. >> reporter: but for others like this woman there have been speed bu bumps. surveillance video shows her exiting a plane and climbing out onto the wing. aaa predicts 119 million people are traveling through new year's day. 9 of 10 on the roads, an estimated 8 million in the air. many racing home to beat the bad weather including storms in the south, ice and snow in the west. >> this is very wet snow and even my car, i have snow tires but when it's wet like that, like underneath even my car's going to be sliding a bit. >> reporter: in new jersey a massive sinkhole on busy interstate

flooding rains are not just clogging the state's roads, but creating misery at the dallas-fort worthport. severe weather caused a lengthy ground stop in the middle of the busiest travel season on record. many who could fly in are now stranded, trying to get out. >> we have a connecting flight here from dfw to tokyo for our second anniversary, and it's been delayed 12 times, and the communication has been poor. >> reporter: this day after christmas storm comes after a christmas eve flash flood, an hour north in the town of sherman, texas, where this suv got swept into a drainage ditch, trapping an entire family from oklahoma. will robinson, a high school basketball coach, was killed. his 8-year-old daughter is missing.% four family members were rescued. in the pacific northwest, high winds toppled trees and knocked out power to tens of thousands of residents near portland and heavy snow is threatening to close mountain passes. >> i'm trying to make it back home. hopefully, you know, today is a smooth day. >> reporter: back in texas, travelers like kawani ingram are hitting the road ea

crashes in the tabitha with protest is launching file was an other project called at police in fort worth as retaliated with 2 gas and rubber bullets . so this was increasing the tail st cloud's the boy back behind the evening. and uh, going to give you a good view of the fireworks that have been shown towards the police coming towards us. running away you for coming to us. and we're gonna have to move as well because we've already moved away from the agency. is we not okay, well we just got caught up completely not to augusta. we've had to run down to a, the ssl, lots of people in the groups or purchase just trying to help those who are really hit by the 2 guys coming lined up for a special iniquities over i said to detroit, an aide with the burning. but my goodness, me getting cool, but i cannot read it reminds me of the days back and power steering the best way. this was a pretty much an everyday events. but the moment we just got to say some shelves to down here. how's that to your gas keeps coming towards the protests is from the police as the police are trying to push the test as a

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flooding creating a post-christmas travel challenge, snarling ground and air traffic across the dallas-fort worth area. hundreds of flights delayed and canceled. today, millions are under severe storm risks in the southern plains. in the pacific northwest, communities bracing for wind, rain, and snowy conditions, as another atmospheric river takes aim at the region. some parts of the sierra saw eight inches of snow. crews clearing roads as holiday travelers return home. >> it came in hard and fast, actually. we had a lot of holiday traffic. >> reporter: and in northern california, where part of the santa cruz wharf plunged into the ocean, the restroom is now sitting on the beach where onlookers turned it into a christmas day spectacle, taking selfies ahead of another high surf warning as we head into the weekend. dana griffin, nbc news. >>> we are learning more tonight about yet another case of an airplane stowaway. delta turning around one of its planes on a seattle runway after determining a passenger somehow boarded with no ticket. here's morgan chesky. >> reporter: tonight, at seattle's sea-t

it's going to pull back to this algorithm fort worth and out of the solutions that they propose for a starting point for negotiations. to find, see some ukraine, it's still extremely unclear whether these terms will be sufficient for the russian federation, which of course is viewing what has happened over the course of the last couple of years. and especially over the course of the last couple of months. most notably with the incursion into occurs as real threats to their sovereignty. so with this military buildup that we're seeing now in the baltics, in poland with the logistical efforts of remaining in the operation which is so cleverly named, rach, plan germany, which is basically a way to try to get resources through germany to the eastern european countries. it will be incredibly difficult for him to walk that back. all right, we're gonna leave it there, john volero, a member of the political bureau of the american communist party. john, thank you so much. thank you very much. well, as the voices calling for him to quit grow louder or french president emanuel micron is coming un

fort worth, seattle, kansas city, chicago, and houston centers are each between 59 and 64 years old. our terminal facilities also require attention. the average f.a.a. operated tower is 36 yeergs old. for example, dallas-fort worth airport has three air traffic control towers which service one of the busiest airports in the country, the oldest of which is 50 years old. many f.a.a. facilities have exceeded their expected life cycles. others require new roofs, windows, hvac, plumbing and elevators. when major systems fail or facilities have structural problems that can lead to flight delays or shutdowns. it's impossible to build the air traffic control of the future in outdated facilities. to sustain many legacy systems and deploy new safety and modernization programs, the f.a.a. estimates it'll need $6 billion annually, a significant increase. without this funding along with cold fronted focus on air traffic control staffing, f.a.a. will struggle to maintain the capacity of the system let alone modernize or expand it for new users and emerging technologies. that part for theship will

was his detail leader and let me tell you something, when you met the guy and i met him at dallas fort worthport, not one member of our team that didn't look at each other and say that guy is going somewhere. he was nice to us, shook our hand, told us to be careful, of all things. he was a great guy. >> carley: absolute tragedy. >> todd: thank you for insight on the man, the crime and where we go from here. turning to a fox news alert. president trump bolstering his foreign policy and immigration agenda with new cabinet picks. >> carley: madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: good morning. president-elect trump new pick to tackle immigration agenda are long-term officials, rodney scott customs and border commission and caleb vitele tell dlt /* -- vitello for ice. trump notes vitello has 23 years with ice and is assistant director of firearms and tactical programs. they have allowed 21 million people in our country coming through open borders for many, many countries from jails, from mental institutions, insane asylums even and we're going to have to get them out. >> madeleine: david per

brooke taylor is live from dallas/ fort worth. let's get to adam klattz. >> these are feels-like temperatures. windchill. three degree in albany. one degree in boston. warming up. right behind that winter weather moving across the great lakes spilling into the northeast and how it plays out for monday today we'll watch this system work its way interior areas of new england will see the most snowfall. we get a wintery mix, the toughest travel conditions. six inches of snow with folks closer to the coast. it where it mixes where you see the biggest problem. ice could be an issue. it takes down branches and affect power lines and makes driving dangerous. d.c. up to baltimore and philadelphia where icing will be possible the next couple of days, as far as flying today things are looking good. if you were waiting until christmas eve for those travels, that's where things might slow down. a couple more systems that we might be paying attention to. certainly we will be watching this all play out. julie. >> julie: adam, thank you very muc

brooke taylor starts us off at dallas fort worth international airport. what does it look like? >> well, hopefully people had a good holiday week. it's about that time where people need a little bit of a break from their families ready to head home to the airports . let me tell you the weather is not making that easy on travelers. the security lines here are wrapped around the corner. let's get to the misery map now showing you what we're looking at. more than 2,000 delays, 79 cancellations within flights of the u.s. airports having the most issues atlanta, chicago, dallas, houston and jfk. now those delays come as we close the week out with rain, severe weather and snow expected across parts of the country. right here in texas, governor greg abbott activating a state of emergency response resources on thursday to prepare for those severe weather conditions. we caught up with some travelers dealing with these delays. >> we're just traveling back to cleveland after our christmas family vacation. and hopefully we make our flight. it keeps on getting delayed. >> we're here until to

the airport seeing the most delays is dallas fort worth, which is no surprise. that is the hub. 2024, the holiday forecast, if one were to describe it, busy. over seven million people will be flying and over 100 million people will be driving to their destinations. one family we spoke to bringing the holiday magic in a unique way. >> last night they told us that we're going somewhere like special and a surprise. there was a present for the holidays. we don't know where we're going, but they say it's really cool. >> well, there's a high probability they're going to the sunshine state, the most popular domestic destinations are florida, orlando, tampa and miami. i think my vacation has disney written all over it. how exciting for families traveling today when they come to the airport. not a lot of issues with tsa. >> a record 107 million americans. thanks very much, dana. merry christmas. you're incredible. i'll miss you. 700 million americans expected to hit the road this holiday season according to aaa. jeff flock is in pennsylvania navigating the christmas eve

here is fort worth, you had earlier heavy rain.ow you see these storms, numerous lightning strikes, there is a good reason to take off or land right now. this will clear out over the next hour or two, then they have to play catch-up. others winter weather advisories have been dropped. look at this, all the airports are in green. look at this. earlier, we had half-hour delays in the new york airports, that has been cleared out. they should be good the rest of the day. there is the area of rain, the dallas area, there is a backup all the way through arkansas. little rock will have on and off rain. so, slow, we should not have cancellations. later tonight we will head towards houston, 6:00 p.m. or so, then overnight storms die down towards the gulf. you will get some overnight thunderstorms. then christmas day, light rain in areas of the ohio valley, tennessee valley , too. now, the west coast, your problems are over with. you had storms you dealt with, rain and snow, but look at the bright white clouds off the coast. this will be a p

correspondent brooke taylor is at da dallas-fort worth again tonight with the very latest. good evening, brooke. >> brooke: hey, bret. millions of people are trying to get back from the holidays, this weather is not cooperating with people making it a little bit difficult right now. here in dallas we have been talking to people who are still feeling the aftermath of the thunderstorms we got here yesterday. let's take a look though at our flight aware misery map to see the bigger picture here. we are seeing 5700 delays, 128 cancellations. thes having the worst issues here at dfw as i mentioned chicago and atlanta. i feel like we say this every year, bret, yes, you guessed it, aaa busiest travel year yet expect 119 million people to travel this holiday season. 7.8 million of those expected to fly. tsa says get to the airport early but also be prepared for weather to delay those flights. those already caused a lot of frustration though for travelers we spoke to. some have been stuck at the airport for hours. >> we 4:15 today. stuck at the airport again all day today. >> hotel,

it's in the middle of the country, dallas-fort worth area near the big airport.t's a -- it's going to be a place where can you learn the stories of medal of honor folks as well as really super cool architecture. it's going to be a really neebleg building. it's a place where people get inspired by stories of courage, of normal americans who did something extraordinary when the nation needed them to do it. >> chanley: you are one of those. thank you for your service. you have incredible resume. not only former navy see you won a bronze star and nasa astronaut, guys. back to you. >> katie: lots of accomplishments. we are looking forward to colonel jack jacobs helping with the ball drop tonight. thank you very much. to a fox weather alert now. all those folks in times square waiting for the ball to drop may face some heavy rain and unfortunately for them, umbrellas are not allowed inside the viewing areas. >> kevin: are you kidding me? so nice last night and just like that, new year's eve and we get rain and a polar vortex. that's right, it's expected to sweep right

correspondent brook tailor is at dallas-fort worth international airport tonight good evening, brookeight here at the dallas for the worth airport we have been here this morning and no major issues things have been hundreding smoothly throughout the day the security line behind me security lining starting to build and seeing some delays, the name of the game this holiday season get to the airport early. plenty of time to get to the flight. winter weather and rain it is having an impact on travel today causing some of those delays throughout the country, we just checked flight aware before our live hit. we have 3700 delays right now at last check. 48 cancellations so we have seen those delays spike since this morning. the airports right now having the most delays right here at dfw where there is about 50 delays followed by atlanta, boston, and jfk. well travelers we spoke to, they are keeping positive embracing the holiday spirit, even with those delays. >> we are headed back to d.c. from the cowboys game which we flew in for yesterday. glad to see them win. unfortunate to see the comm

around 3900 delays with a majority of them actually coming from both dallas and dallas fourth -- fort worthports were the average delay is almost four hours. they faced a double whammy. first american airlines issued a four hour long nationwide ground stop because of a vendor technology issue and then a second ground stop just this afternoon because of thunderstorms. one traveler we spoke to hear is preparing for the worst today. >> atlanta's airport has a reputation from what i've heard. for somebody that is not familiar with the airport and you don't know, it's a big airport. i miss my light -- my flight last night. >> this year we finally surpassed pre-covid travel numbers for the first time there were people on the road and in the air and interning 19. >> it's not just the airports that are seeing that surge. the nation's highways also jammed. reporting from along the pennsylvania turnpike. >> we did have some weather earlier today on the jersey and pennsylvania turnpike's. snow, sleep, freezing rain. all clear if you look at the windshield, 12 lanes of the jersey turnpike and all of th