you know, of course, they immediately phone the fort worth police.ing it. there was so much information in the newspapers at that time, you could tell a pretty good story. his mother is quoted in the "fort worth star telegram" as saying that he often got drunk and confessed to crimes. as one does. sure. right. and so, that particular day, i suppose, it was carla walker. reporter: sasser walked out of the tarrant county jail a free man for the first time in eight months when his talking got him in trouble with the law. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): sure enough, sasser recanted his confession and told nbc station kxas he had invented it. reporter: how did you come to pick carla walker's case, jimmy? well, i don't know, really. i just got out of the clear blue sky. i just made the story up. vincent strange: so her story was staying in the media. and it gained legendary kind of status. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): legendary, yes, but it was a legend without a final act. as the years went by, carla's classmates kept her memory alive. they raised the money

ilia: en fort worth, texas, un maestro invitÓ a ice a su escuela asegurando que sus estudiantes no saben " tengo muchos alumnos que ni siquiera hablan inglÉs y estÁn en grado 10 y 11". padres de familia dicen estar preocupados. esta pareja tiene a dos de sus hijos en la preparatoria, en cuestiÓn uno de ellos ha tomado clases con el maestro. >> hablÓ por todos. reyna: marÍa esquivel liderÓ las protestas, asegura que no solo se estÁ deportando a criminales sino tambiÉn a personas inocentes y separando familias, se produce en medio de una creciente tensiÓn. lo que implica que ice puede llevar a cabo operativos antes lugares considerados sensibles como escuelas e iglesias. el distrito escolar dijo que estÁ al tanto de la situaciÓn y es algo que toma muy en serio, ademÁs, confirmÓ que el maestro no estarÁ trabajando en el plantel mientras investigan. >> que nos aseguren principalmente a nosotros como papÁs, que nos den la tranquilidad que nuestros hijos van a estar seguros en las escuelas. ilia: otro de los desafÍos que ilia: otro de los desafÍos que enfrenta [música] vimos una sombra dorada

el distrito escolar independiente de fort worth iniciÓ una investigaciÓn sobre un comentario privadoy que usan un traductor para comunicarse con ella. la superintendente enviÓ una carta a las familias y asegurÓ que no pregunta sobre el estatus legal de sus estudiantes. tambiÉn se reforzÓ la seguridad frente a este aumento en los operativos de ice. crece el temor en la comunidad, incluso para quienes son ciudadanos o para quienes tienen residencia. un permiso legal para estar en estados unidos. la abogada experta en inmigraciÓn, claudia caÑizares, explica cÓmo una persona puede protegerse si un agente migratorio la detiene. >> hay muchos estados que participan en el rÍo y en esos estados tu estatus migratorio es verificado y por lo tanto, el departamento de licencia de conducir mantiene un rÉcord de su estatus migratorio y no te otorgan una licencia de conducir al menos que tu estatus migratorio ha sido verificado. si opta por no llevar su tarjeta de residencia en todo momento, la recomendaciÓn es que lleve una fotocopia de la tarjeta de la residencia. >> con eso hay que subrayarlo. e

maybe he told her, i'll take you home to fort worth.owers that he said proved she was in the car. he said christina's phone battery was almost drained as she and enrique approached the garage that night. not surprisingly, their phones were pinging near each other. then it gets a bit murky. the prosecutor explained that after the camaro left the garage, it passed through a toll station heading north on the highway. but about 10 minutes later, christina's phone pinged off a tower back near the shopping mall, and then so did enrique's, almost as if they'd made a u-turn. zeke fortenberry: and i think something changed. i think maybe he put the moves on her and started making sexual advances towards her, and she was not ok with that. and then maybe is when the altercation began. josh mankiewicz: detectives testified they'd seen injuries on enrique's arms and hands. zeke fortenberry: because as detective busbee said, there was a fight. it was between enrique and christina, and she was fighting for her life. josh mankiewicz: then he told the j

this is the first time in 76 years that a state champion in fort worth will receive the highest division high school football championship and was my alma mater of arlington heights high school. our entire community could not be prouder of these young men for their achievement this season. i hope north crowley keeps the momentum going and can bring home another state championship to funky town fort worth. go panthers. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: yesterday the president was sworn in as president of the united states and don fetterman of "the washington times" wrote an editorial stating pride in america is back and stated quote, the most iconic memory of the 2024 campaign came from the rally where donald trump stood with blood on his face shouting "fight." the moment seems to symbolize a patriotic renewal thanks to the now president. mr. trump is per

y protestas estallaron en texas despuÉs de que un maestro sustituto en fort worth invitara a los agentes redadas masivas llevadas a cabo por ice una red de respuesta rÁpida ha surgido, esta red compuesto por voluntarios de organizaciones se dedica a documentar posibles violaciones a los derechos de los detenidos. jaime garcÍa nos explica. jaime: durante las Últimas dos semanas han sido continuas las llamadas a la lÍnea de asistencia para inmigrantes de la red de respuesta rÁpida en california. >> el pÁnico lo que traes las dudas y las preguntas, entonces estamos allÍ respondiÉndole a la gente y creando calma. jaime: la red fue creada en los Ángeles hace 18 aÑos durante las redadas de migraciÓn en el gobierno del presidente josh w. bush. >> en la primera semana de la administraciÓn de trump recibimos como siete informes, pero solamente hubo una operaciÓn en realidad. jaime: el mÁs reciente despliegue de la red fue para responder a las redadas de la patrulla fronteriza en bakersfield, california. >> a quiÉn estÁ parada, a frente the home people. habÍan testigos. jaime: en general la labor

veasey: a boxing legend from fort worth, texas. he was not only a legend, marine, a man of humility and great faith f you followed boxing in the 1980's and 1990's, you remembered donald "the cobra" curry. you remembered world champions. they were students of paul reyes. let me tell you, paul's gym was more than just a place to train for boxing. his gym was a place to keep kids off the streets and give them a different direction to go in. again, he trained some of the most amazing boxers in the country. and really put fort worth, texas, on the map for the sport. he was a beloved member of the community. he is going to be missed. and i just want everyone to know what an important legend and icon this man was. he truly changed fort worth and made the lives of so many young people better. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. th

este reporte. " ni siquiera habla inglÉs", son los polÉmicos comentarios una maestra sustituta en fort worthndaria en la que trabajaba. la presidenta del consejo escolar, roxanne martÍnez asegurÓ que la situaciÓn se ha tomado con seriedad, mientras el distrito investiga y apoya a las familias afectadas. es tendencia en redes, liliana diaz, una creadora de contenido hispana que arremetiÓ con mucha sutileza contra la administraciÓn trump ante el presunto ingreso de ice de ingresar en una escuela en chicago. en su pÁgina de instagram dijo que las familias que ya viven bajo el peso en incertidumbre y la ansiedad, merecen pretensiÓn. su mensaje subraya las consecuencias de estas prÁcticas, por ejemplo, la separaciÓn familiar. en un momento en el que se estÁn realizando estas deportaciones masivas, hoy nos surge esta duda: ¿quÉ sucede con las pertenencias y tÚ alguien que conoces es detenido od portado por ice? yo te explico. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: empezamos con un caso prÁctico la agencia ice pueden remolcar un vehÍculo, en ocasiones puede venir un familiar a recogerlo siempre y cuando estÉn al dÍa

, not far from dallas and fort worth, and also, houston, and he is also sending helicopters and a number of error military assets to assist in that. but one thing i will note to pick up on what julia was talking about, it was just last week that texas governor greg abbott actually sent a letter to congress asking them to pay texas back more than $11 billion for all of the border enforcement that they did during the biden administration. and so it remains to be seen, even as he is claiming these additional texas troops, whether the government will be getting a bill for all of that. as he says, he is working to partner with customs and border patrol and the customs -- trump administration on his efforts. >> reporter: yes. thank you. we went to the federal teams in chicago today, what is the administration saying about focusing on the city in particular? >> reporter: well, they said they wanted to focus on blue cities and sensual ares cities . gabe gutierrez from nbc saying that it was these cities where they could be easier, chicago did not have a century city policy. instead of arresting

en el paso ya se sentÍa el fuerte viento en el Área de dallas fort worth, donde se anticipa que podrÍanas de camiones. preparaban los caminos y carreteras con sal y arena para evitar que los automÓviles patinen con la nieve y luego con el hielo. >> hay muchos peligros, la verdad. muchos choques ahÍ. y pues la mera verdad preferimos estarnos parqueados. >> putting public safety first. >> el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, puso en marcha ya un plan de emergencia para que todos los recursos estÉn disponibles. ana vive en una casa rodante y estÁ preocupada por la tormenta que se aproxima. >> el aÑo pasado se nos fue la luz y durÓ tres o cuatro dÍas sin luz y sin agua porque se reventÓ la tuberÍa. >> las autoridades en dallas han abierto albergues y centros de calentamiento para poder asistir a la poblaciÓn mÁs vulnerable y ahÍ van a poder recibir todo lo que le llaman un paquete de emergencia muy importante, que es algo que les va a calentar las manos, calcetines y lo que es una cobija tÉrmica. las temperaturas han disminuido considerablemente en las Últimas horas. se esperan que podrÍan

entre tanto, un maestro en fort worth, texas, estÁ bajo investigaciÓn por aparentemente, pedirle quetituto, cuya identidad no ha sido revelada, escribiÓ que muchos de sus estudiantes no hablan inglÉs. el distrito informÓ en una carta que estÁ comprometida con la seguridad de sus alumnos y que no mantienen un rÉcord del estatus migratorio de los estudiantes y sus familias. un grupo de congregaciones presentÓ la primera demanda de una organizaciÓn religiosa contra el departamento de seguridad nacional por haber cambiado la polÍtica que prohibÍa la entrada de agentes de ice en lugares sensibles como iglesias, escuelas y hospitales, que fue rescindida la semana pasada. la demanda interpuesta en maryland argumenta que el cambio representa una amenaza para los feligreses e interfiere con la libertad religiosa, y colombia enviÓ hoy dos aviones para traer a los migrantes deportados por la administraciÓn trump. esto luego de que diera por superada la crisis diplomÁtica desatada por la negativa a recibir vuelos militares de estados unidos y la amenaza del presidente trump de imponer sanciones

fueron momentos de tensiÓn los que se vivieron en una autopista de fort worth en texas, durante una persecuciÓn forma parte de la tradiciÓn, la bola ha sufrido numerosas transformaciones. la icÓnica versiÓn pasarÁ a formar parte de una exhibiciÓn, mientras, como sus antecesoras, inspirarÁ a la prÓxima esfera que al finalizar 2025 veremos en la cima de times square. esta madrugada se ha cumplido un nuevo hito en la industria espacial estadounidense. vea. evidentemente un momento muy emocionante. ese fue el lanzamiento en cabo caÑaveral, florida, del gigantesco c cohete new glenn de blue origin, la compaÑÍa de jeff bezos que rivaliza con spacex de elon musk. es tan masivo que su longitud equivale a la de un edificio de 30 pisos. con el new glenn se planea enviar docenas de satÉlites a la Órbita terrestre. esta es la primera misiÓn al espacio que >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en casa con

docks of their dealings where the re evaluation order is the largest part fee by people here in fort worth. 23 patients that admitted gonna stop inside the hospital after the ware forcibly evacuated from glen hoffman, who was sent to the indian hospital was caught completely off the outside world. for the past 10 days, no water, no food, no proper medical supply. some of the patients are in need of the critical medical care they need to be taught submitted going to what's been that cube in order to survive these conditions. the order did not include how they were going to lead to west $3000.00 and city. another evacuation order just in the past 30 minutes to out of the hospital and it just judging it from the patterns of these orders. and this seems to be directed towards hospitality, is really military is working in i'm doing the northern part of the ship by deliberately targeting the health facilities on evacuating. everyone, unfortunately evacuated medical, the suffering visions from both english and hospital and all the hospital in addition to an earlier evacuation order and based in p

que fue el responsable de un momento realmente memorable en el espectáculo de ganado el rodeo en fort worthy vaya que si. bueno, una pizzería en inglaterra le ha declarado la guerra a las piñas. vea, le voy a explicar. resulta que los propietarios están tan indignados con ese ingrediente que cobran a sus clientes 123 $ por una pizza hawaiana. también dijo que esta protesta contra la pizza de jamón y piña comenzó como una broma. es que, según el dueño, la pizza no. oiga. no. nunca jamás debe llevar un pedazo de piña. de hecho, en italia consideran que pizza con piña es una herejía. es verdad. le preguntamos a nuestro compañero max cordero y es como que. no, no, no. la verdad es que eso no lo soporta. la verdad es que no es de mis favoritas. pero sí me la comería. no pagaría más. no pagaría 100 $, pero en absoluto no pagaría nada. no. bueno, bueno. no quiero meterme con la pizza con piña. hawaiana. pero. me habla por aquí. dice que es una de sus favoritas. sí, pero ya le dije que él como va a ir a italia, que nunca vaya a pedir un capuchino después de las 11:00. porque se molestan. se molesta

look at these before and after shots of dallas, houston, and fort worth.down bird strikes by 60%. as for the rest, it's all about making the invisible, visible. >> putting special kinds of decals on the outsides of your windows spaced one or two inches apart based as an example. >> isn't that interrupting our enjoyment of a big vista. >> eventually, as you get used to those things, they disappear into the background. >> reporter: but in newer buildings like this apartment building going up in queens, you don't need to sacrifice any view at all. >> this is bird-safe glass right here. and i don't see a thing. >> nope. but on the outside it's different? oh, i see. patterns. >> that's right. patterns here and you can see it when you walk pretty close. but when you step back, you don't see it at all. >> reporter: that's ingenious. the building was designed for fx collaborative architects. in 2014, his firm also fixed the biggest bird killer in new york city, the javits convention center, six blocks of pure glass. >> we used a material called frit on the glass w

. >> today, we're on the road between dallas and houston and fort worth and el paso and we recently announcedphoenix. this nvidia deal is really about empowering the future of the business from allowing a product that works to scale to tens of thousands of trucks. >> in addition to the nvidia partnership, aurora has a partnership with continental and a pair of deals that aurora has with truck makers picard and volvo. why focus on commercial freight over passenger travel? >> we think the opportunity to improve safety on the roads and improve the ability to move goods through the american economy is critically important. we see a heck of an opportunity in trucking. we are short of drivers in the united states. we see a really big increase in the freight that needs to move as we see more businesses onshore or near-shore. we think it's the right place to have a huge impact >> you can see my full interview with chris later today on cnbc.com where we talk tariffs and regulation and his outlook for business under the new administration. >>> coming up next, my next guest talks about the consequences

thursday, this next storm comes in with the cold air in place, we're predicting snow if dallas, fort worth, doesn't happen all that often. little rock can get snow out of this one, memphis too. ice is possible, north georgia, keep an eye on you, and atlanta, that's going to be for friday. all of a sudden, we're talking a lot more airport problems, and then saturday, this gets to the coast, and this is the million dollar question. does it turn up the coast as a nor'easter, or does it go off the coast, sparing the northeast? right now, it looks to stay south of new england, so it looks like some light snow maybe from about philly southwards, possibility of heavier snow, north carolina and virginia. chris, we're going to have to keep an yard eye on this, at le potential it could sneak up the coast. this is the areas of ice that are possible in the south, that's always a problem, and snow as we head from dallas, little rock, nashville, not areas we talk snow often, could be your storm. >> bill karins, thank you, i think. not sure. appreciate you. let's say that for sure. >>> right now, we are

caller: i work behind the counter at a pet store in weatherford, just west of the dallas-fort worth areaand all the christians got together and prayed him in there. he is the one that god wanted for this time of the season, and i think that he is going to help usher in jesus christ, because god put him there, and after the bible says that once men declare peace, he will come back, and i'm thinking after he leaves office, gets his time over with, i think that jesus going to come back and i'm so proud of him, we are praying that the democrats will go along with him on everything, they are supposed to help each other instead of fighting against each other, but the democrats, seems like they want to control everything. in this united states has been in the worst shape it has ever been in, and it's because of the democrats. host: that's anna in cookeville, tennessee. we should note that the senate has been in session this afternoon and has in fact confirmed the first of president trump's appointees. marco rubio is the new secretary of state. matthew, broken arrow, oklahoma, another republican

this morning, residents in the dallas-fort worth area woke up to a slick mixture of snow, sleet and freezingls closed for some one million students across north texas and oklahoma. and more than 2000 flights were cancelled nationwide. forecasters say the snow will continue to pile up through the end of the week. in antarctica, an international team of scientists say they've drilled through almost two miles of bedrock to reach some of the world's oldest ice. the researchers say the ice core is at least 1.2 million years old. it includes ash layers from volcanic eruptions, as well as bubbles of air breathed by our human ancestors a million years ago. they hope that analysis of the ice will show how the earth's atmosphere and climate have changed over time, and provide clues into how human activity affects the climate today. still to come on the "news hour," republicans lawmakers take early steps to implement donald trump's legislative agenda. and we examine the effectiveness of u.s. foreign aid meant to promote food security. >> this is the pbs "news hour" from the david m. rubenstein studio a

and we're talking a foot to two feet in spots, and then we had a cold front move through dallas fort worthtemperatures from the upper 60s to the upper 40 still dropping to near freezing. so this entire section from kentucky really a mess. and then by the end of the week, another system hitting the northeast back home. it is going to be nice this week. a break from the wet weather and very mild temperatures ahead. 49 san francisco. it's 50. in hayward 55 half moon bay from our east bay hills. camera top vollmer peak, you can see it's sunny, mid 40s for petaluma and concord with 43. in livermore from emeryville. right now we're looking sunny, a little hazy out there. we'll get into partly cloudy, milder conditions today. gusty offshore winds arrive for tuesday and then we'll see the temperatures be the warmest arriving on tuesday, kind of dropping a few degrees and then another bump as we get into the weekend. so this pattern is going to stick around for a little bit. so as we get into your tuesday afternoon, look at the mid and upper 60s for everyone. but it comes at a price. we have gusty

now, we also must understand that, you know, that airspace from dulles over to fort worth to sorry, fromdallas to andrews air force base to reagan is one of the busiest, most intense, heavily flown, highly patrolled helicopter and air transport airspace. and when you have something like this with a, with a with a helicopter impacting an aircraft, i mean, you know, the odds of that even occurring, you know, the speeds are going to be low. the altitude has got to be the same altitude. um, and clearly something has gone catastrophically wrong. catastrophically wrong, because visibility was fine. it was only temperatures that were pretty low. there. but for, you know, for, for the pilots, this oriented to disregard an aircraft on collision course, whether one was climbing or descending. um is just, is just crazy, you know, and it's something unheard of. and we should never hear of something like this. and, you know, one would expect something like this to be to, to occur more commonly in, in third world countries, but certainly not the u.s.. and i think the ntsb, the faa, the u.s. military a

those of you who haven't pulled out your map to see where that is, it is about an hour southwest of fort worth. schiff brings first-hand experience to the often difficult realities of farm life -- she brings forth an expense to the often difficult realities of farm life. she graduated from texas a&m. i thought i heard a whoop somewhere. >> whoop whoop. sen. cornyn: texas has more cysts farms than any state -- has more firms than any state in history. this is critical to our state and the nation. brooke's agricultural roots will work well to give farmers and producers from the lone star state and across the country a voice when it comes to president trump's cabinet. ms. rollins' credentials go way beyond the intricacies of farming. she is also a university of texas law school graduate and a policy wonk. she will confess to that during this hearing today. that is demonstrated by her years of service as general counsel through governor perry and her 15 years leading one of the texas premier policy institute, the texas public policy foundation. it was during president trump's first administration

i also heard kennedy's last speech in fort worth, texas as a military member. i want to think the carter family. host: we appreciate your memories. matthew, maryland, independent. caller: in 1978, president carter visited africa in one of his stops was in monrovia, liberia and visited the president who had just become the chairman of the organization of african unity. with that position, he was wearing two caps, both domestic and on the african continent. so the delegation to monrovia by president carter was interested in what was going on at the time. we know about angola as a neighbor to apartheid south africa. when i was in the heat of the civil war between those who wanted to liberate angola from other wings to cuba becoming an aligned country as it professed to be at that time. he used his influence as chairman of the organization of african unity to impress upon the leadership of angola to become aligned. it was with the american foreign policy. i think during that time the secretary of state that was traveling with jimmy carter and there was also interes

posted a statement on social media over the weekend, urging ice officers to come to her school in fort worthedly complained that many of her students did not speak english, and ice agents should remove them from the classroom. local immigrant rights groups are furious about it. >> so when you start saying, you know, come raid our school, you know you're talking about the majority of children in our schools in texas are latino. and so you just can't make assumptions. >> now, this happened just days after the trump administration said it would allow immigration raids on school campuses. time is now 638. well, today, santa clara county could ban artificial turf on all public property because of health and environmental concerns. county leaders began studying a ban on artificial turf last year. they say the grass fields are physically and medically safer, reports link plastics found in artificial turf to long lasting health concerns like cancer. they also say it attracts and retains more heat, putting the users at risk of heat related illnesses. >> all right, back over to sal. keeping an eye on

i also heard kennedy's last speech in fort worth, texas, as a military member, but , all right. we appreciate your memories. matthew frederick, maryland, independent. >> caller: this is matthew, and in 1978, president carter visited -- [inaudible] visiting our president who had just become the chairman of the african unity. with that position talbot was wearing two caps. both domestic and on the african continent. so the delegation to monrovia headed by president carter was interested in what was going on at that time. we know that angola is a neighbor to then apartheid south africa. angola was in the heat of a civil war between those who wanted to liberate angola out of the wing from communism of cuba to becoming a truly alone allied country as a professes to be at that time. so we wanted -- to use his newly found influence for the organization of african unity to form the leadership of angola to become truly on a line. this is in connection with the american foreign policy. i think during that time it was said honorable -- who was then the interim secretary of state traveling

million is somehow to be penalized for downward, downwind ozone pollution from mississippi to dallas-fort worth and houston. those who have seen longworth house office building maps, we know longworth house office building travels. it doesn't travel from east of the mississippi back to houston and dallas, but somehow they have determined to our largely rural state of mississippi should be penalized for ozone pollution in dallas and houston. the supreme court is looking at it. i don't think you can comment on it. i hope we can rescind the rule entirely but i want you to be aware how utterly absurd the federal government has been with regard to this good neighbor rule. >> understood, senator. >> senator padilla. >> your microphone. >> thank you, madam chair. i want to congratulate the nomination, to support you and acknowledge what i understand is a positive exchange you had with my colleague from california, senator schiff in regard to the current wildfires and epa's role, partnership, response and our ongoing need to maintain that so i welcome you to visit the impacted areas. that allows me to

is somehow to be penalized for downward -- downwind ozone pollution from mississippi to dallas-fort worth and houston. those of us that have seen weather maps knows the way weather travels. it doesn't travel from east of the mississippi to houston and dallas. but some how they've determined our state of missouri should be penalized for ozone pollution in dallas and houston. the supreme court is looking at it. i don't think you can comment on it. i hope we can rescind the rule entirely but i just want you to be aware of how utterly absurd the federal government has been with regard to this good neighbor rule. mr. zeldin: understood, senator. the chairman: senator padilla. you need your microphone, sir. sen. padilla: thank you, madam chair. first of all, i want to congratulate you on your nomination and congratulate your family that's here to support you and acknowledge what i understand is a very positive exchange you had with my colleague from california, senator schiff in regard to the current wildfires and e.p.a.'s role, partnership, response, and our ongoing need to maintain that. so i

for those of you not acquainted with texas geography i know senator warren is, it's in the dallas-fort worth metro area one of the fastest-growing parts of the country. if any of you here in this room are nfl fans mr. chairman for example you may remember that scott played in the nfl for nine years and the washington redskins the washington redskins and the no washington commanders which by the way are doing pretty well these days. san diego chargers and the denver broncos. unfortunately mr. chairman he didn't play for the dallas cowboys. i know that's a disappointment to you. >> indeed a disappointment. >> scott is much more than an outstanding football player. he is a congress leader and dedicated public servant elected to the statehouse in texas in 2012 and went on to serve the white house under president trump is executive director of the opportunity and revitalization counsel for the council was established by president trump and 20 team to carry out the implementation of the bipartisan opportunity zone which are part of the tax cuts and job ad to promote investment in areas that need r

ciudades como fort worth, dallas, mucha precauciÓn a partir de esta noche.la maÑana. dallas lluvia ligera por la maÑana. por la tarde y noche comienza a haber lluvia mÁs intensa con amenaza de tormenta. el sistema avanza hacia el este llegando a los grandes lagos a partir del viernes. fin de semana hacia el noreste del paÍs estarÁ trayendo lluvia hacia el este del paÍs, hacia el interior y nueva inglaterra trae nieve, posible hielo. a partir del sÁbado condiciones secas, pero la nieve va a seguir persistente hacia la regiÓn de los grandes lagos. condiciones de visibilidad limitada. acumulado de nieve importante. si vamos hacia hawai tiene todo tipo de alerta. un potente sistema estÁ trayendo fuerte lluvias. fuertes vientos. de todo un poco en el pronÓstico del tiempo. alan: imagÍnate. fran: dios mÍo. karla: suenan campanas de boda para la hija de alguien que queremos mucho. la hija de nuestra chiqui delgado se nos casa. alan: se casa! mira nada mÁs. 32 aÑos. se comprometiÓ. ayer mostrÓ el anillo. fran: espectacular. es hija del cantante guillermo dÁvila siem

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our disaster relief headquarters is in the dallas-fort worth area. so what we have our availability of trained volunteers, often, or contract employees, who come on board if we have a disaster and have to go immediately to the scene. steve: and finally, we will be following the ignite tour. ms. mcmahon: the ignite tour. if i may digress -- one of the things i found when i came to sba was i did not think the general public was aware of the services sba has. we need to revamp our marketing and our outreach. part of what that is doing is for me to go to our district offices across the country. there are 68 of them. i made a pledge to our district directors i would visit each of their districts. during that time, i will host business roundtables. i will visit small businesses. and really integrate into the community to see what is going on and how sba can impact that community. we will get a lot of local press, hopefully. we will generate that and really spread the word more and more about all of the services and opportunities there are at sba. so we had

worth pointing out again, just how many military installations are near here. yes. how many of those military installations have helipads and small airstrips? the pentagon has a helipad. fort belvoir, virginia, which is near mount vernon, not far from here. that's where this blackhawk helicopter was based. they have a helipad. there are helipads all over. there's a helipad at the cia complex in mclean, virginia, north of the city. there are helipads all over this place. again, the air traffic with helicopters and small planes in addition to the passenger aircraft coming in and out of reagan national is extraordinary. on a given day, it is one of the busiest areas. and, um, you know, every time i have driven around this area and seen helicopters and planes crisscrossing, just you look up in awe at the skill of the air traffic controllers to be able to get the reading of all that and steer everyone around safely. i don't know how they do it, because these aircraft are going every which way all the time, and you know, uh, i can't help but wonder, have now we have just a horrible accident as a result of. >> this, i can't help but wonder all the passengers who were on inbound f

fort lauderdale and orlando. the department considers a flight chronically delayed if it arrived 30 minutes late, more than half of the time. the national retail federation says about $1 billion worthf holiday merchandise was just returned. the federation estimates about 17% of holiday purchases will be returned with the peak period of returning ending yesterday. this year should look much less like last year, when online purchases were the most likely to be returned. all right, she's talking about the return policies and advice for definitely looking ahead before you make those holiday purchases. some companies are very generous. costco is one of them with those return policies. others have a very short window for a full refund offering, often just giving store credit and a 25. >> this morning we're asking, have you paid off your debt from all that holiday shopping? here are your options. yes, all paid off. the other is working on it or not even close. and 70% of you say yep, all paid off. next up is not even close. 16%. 14% say working on it. scan the qr code at the top right hand corner of your screen or go to ktvu. dot com slash vote to let us know what you think. >> all right.