at the time he represented from brian station to the fort worth area. that's how big the districts were back then. not so much anymore. then he talked about -- i had a group here and we were on the house for the other night. he talked about the time when he helped author the reagan budget plan as a democrat. tip o'neill bake is -- basically stripped him of everything and said, you won't matter here. senator graham ended up switching parties as one can do. he resigned his seat as a democrat, went back home to texas, ran in the same district that he served in but ran as a republican. asking the people texas -- of texas, do you want to have me? i will be a republican and not a democrat. >> what did you learn from him? >> everything. he's my second father. the advice and counsel he gave. as he famously says, he paid me $18,000 a year. my very first job. i had the pleasure of working in his mailroom. when i complained, he says, the education you've gotten, you should been paying me. he was absolutely correct. >> family? >> family. eight nieces and nephews. t

really establishing roots, and helping build not only fort worth, but texas. my family has been part of that for a number of generations. so with that kind of base, my family being there, not only in texas, but in fort worth, it has been, from the very beginning, we are here to serve the community. any and all opportunities i have had to give back to the community i love so much, i have been able to do it. i got into politics about 12 or 13 years ago. i have loved every second of representing southwest tarrant county and now the great honor of representing western tarrant county. >> i was born in 1970. my hero growing up was wonder woman. i dressed up like her for halloween three years in a row. flash forward. we are in the middle of this campaign. they say, if you could have any surrogate and the country come in for you, who would you want? everybody else said michelle obama and i said can we please get linda carter here? the last week before the campaign she came in. she went all throughout my district, the whole district were with me. we went in front of gr

just really establishing roots helping build not only fort worth but helped build taxes my family has been a part of for number of generations. with that kinda base my family being there not only texas but fort worth it's been instilled to me from beginning we are here to serve the community. in the end all opportunities i've had to be able to give back to the community i love so much i've been able to do it and got into politics about 12 years ago and i loved every second of representing southwest tarrant county and now the great honor of representing western tarrant county. >> i taught every signs my last eight years of teaching i was also a teacher union president and it was that advocacy for public education students and teachers to push back against the top-down policy i could see the negative impact in the classrooms that got me more politically engaged and running for state senate position i ended up flipping a seat from republican to democrat that was held by the other side for 100 years in 2020 and then reelected in 2022 now i'm proud to serve a larger region of central new y

. >> born and raised in fort worth, fifth-generation native of texas. it has been fascinating to trace my family roots. my great great grandfather moved there in the late 1800s to help build the original railroad from fort worth to el paso. we know this because it was an article written about him in night 10 -- in 1910. his name was ike. he was a character. just really establishing roots and helping build not only fort worth but helping build texas, my family has been part of for a number of generations. yeah. with that kind of base of my family being there not only in texas but in fort worth, i know and it has kinda been instilled in me from the very beginning from being a baby in fort worth, we are here to serve the community so any and all opportunities i had to get back to the community i was, i have been able to do it and got into politics 12 years ago, 13 years ago, and loved every second. representing southwest erie county and now the great honor of represent western tarrant county and northern parker county. >> i was born in 1970. my hero growin

it feels a lot colder than that. 32 in dallas fort worth and 25 degrees in nashvil.country dealing with these cold temperatures, but not here in the bay area. instead, we've got 60s with overcast skies around san jose. a little bit of rain possibility tomorrow around midday around the santa clara valley, 63 currently in dublin. and as you can see over in san rafael, more of the cloudy skies at 59 degrees and overcast. currently in san francisco at 55 degrees. now. by tomorrow morning, rain chances start to drop into the north bay. we wake up to 40 and during the day, highs will eventually approach the upper 50s and low 60s. scattered showers around midday and then clearing skies as early as tomorrow afternoon, so storm ranger will start to see more of that activity late tonight on into tomorrow morning, starting off in the north bay. and this is the timeline with this particular weather system. notice there's not much raiain.n fact, a few areas may miss out on any measurable rainfall. at times it may feel a bit more like heavy drizzle. anything substantial likely fal

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fort worth.r. goldman: it's been fascinating to trace my family roots. my late, late grandfather moved in the 1,800s to help build the original railroad from fort worth to el paso and know this because there was a article written about him in 1910 and his name was ike ronski and he was a character. so you know, just really establishing roots and helping build not only fort worth but help build texas. my family has been a part of for a number of generations. so yeah. with that kind of base of my family being there, not only texas but in fort worth, i know, and it's kind of been instilled in me from the very beginning, as a baby in fort worth, we're here to serve the community. in and all opportunities i've had to be able to give back to the community i love so much, i've been able to do it and got into politics about 12 years ago, 13 years ago and i've loved every second of representing southwest turin county and northern parker county. ms. ms. mcdonald rivey: i dressed up like wonder woman three

he's currently a member of the fort worth symphony, where he has been principal bassoon since 2021. >> well, we are just two days away from the eighth annual black joy parade in oakland. the parade on sunday is hosted by our very own abc seven team of julian glover and zach fuentes, as well as community host taylor crenshaw. taylor gave us a peek at what people can expect. >> the black joy parade does a really good job at getting the overview feel of how it feels to be black and to celebrate blackness, but also dives into those niche areas. so we're going to have a dance battle where people win $2,000. we got a gospel choir in the house. okay, we're going to have sororities, fraternities. it's just all of these beautiful aspects of black culture put together, and i cannot wait in the food. >> too late to get in on the dance battle. >> i know it sounds epic. >> the parade kicks off sunday at 1230 at 12th street and broadway in oakland, and ends at broadway and grand avenue for the third year in a row. you can watch the parade wherever you stream. abc seven news. oh, the food is going t

el aeropuerto de fort worth, entre los principales con mÁs retrasos.as. >> trae doble capa de ropa y viene bien protegida. >> lo que provocÓ la molestia de algunos padres. >> muy mal. yo pienso queue no deberÍan de haber obligado a los niÑos a venir a las clases. >> en carolina del norte y virginia, los gobernadores declararon estado de emergencia en arkansas, la guardia nacional recorriendo carreteras para socorrer a conductores. algunas comunidades en kentucky que aÚn no se recuperan de las inundaciones mortales ahora se preparan para otro golpe invernal. >> are you are you? welcome? >> mientras equipos continÚan con labores de rescate en nueva york, karla amezola noticias telemundo. >> hoy el presidente trump ordenÓ en su red social detener el peaje por congestiÓn creado en nueva york para aliviar el trÁfico y la contaminaciÓn en manhattan. este es un monto que los conductores debÍan de pagar para poder transitar por las calles mÁs congestionadas. la autoridad del transporte de la ciudad presentÓ en corte documentos para luchar contra la eliminaciÓn

and that was 5 and this is last robbery. mama is daughter diner in fort worth. texas uses $90000.00 eggs a month. they're raising prices. we're going to have to put a surcharge starting this weekend. it hurts. everyone has the customers big man, the little man. everyone in between. bakers and cook say they have no choice. everything that we make has like the big batch of sugar cookies. there's a dozen eggs, you know, i know the rest people have 6 pounds of eggs in it. and that, that says breakfast sandwich over here has to stand the legs. it wants to blame and flew the h 5 and one strain has been spreading far and wide through chicken farms. if even one bird has the virus, the entire flock has to be destroyed. tens of millions of laying hands have died. anything the influenza has really hit our egg laying chickens in our turkeys, particularly hard facing existential threats to their diet. some consumers have resorted to eggs. warranty people are freaking out. people coming to buy, you know, 6 dozen eggs at a time. that's not going over easy with retailers nation

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windchill just wind chill temperature as you make your way into the dallas and fort worth area as we look toward the next couple of days. really dangerous cold kind of settling in as that arctic blast going to roll in across the country's midsection and head eastward. so be prepared if you're traveling anywhere. but california is going to be really chilly out numbers. yeah, here we go. how about this for wind chills. minus a 51 for a wind chill. that's what it's going to feel like. if you stand outside in my not minus. 41 in fargo. minus. 33 degrees in minneapolis minus. 28 rapid city south could even -28 in all these temperatures going to be dropping all the way to the deep south. like i said, -5. that's what's going to feel like even in a place like dallas. guys, back to you. wow. all right. cal fire has started releasing some new maps that outline the said verity of fire danger. >> in communities across california, this comes after governor newsom signs an executive order to accelerate the release of those maps. and juliet smith has our story. >> approximately 1.4 million new acre

all right, priscilla, i went to the fort worth side of that city for college.th this a lot. they're not used to this kind of cold. have officials prepared residents for what could be coming their way? yeah. >> christina. >> you. >> are absolutely correct. i will tell you. my weather app tells me it's about 22 degrees right now, but it feels more like four degrees out here. this is unlike weather that we are used to getting here in texas. but officials and residents have been preparing. officials have really emphasized the four p's so people, pets, pipes and plants. and so they want people and pets inside staying warm. they've opened several warming centers here. there are also some expected to open in houston in a different part of the state later on today. so hoping that folks will stay inside. we've seen the plants covered and also reminding people to let those pipes drip so that they don't get those freezing pipes. now you can see there are a lot of folks out on the roads behind me. there was a concern overnight that there might be some freezing rain that wo

. >> born and raised in fort worth, fifth-generation native of texas, fourth-generation native of fortorth. it has been fascinating to trace my family roots. my great, great, great grandfather moved there in the late 1800s to build the railroad from fort worth to el paso. there was an article written about him in 1910. he was a character. [laughter] just really establishing roots and helping build not only fort worth but helped build texas. my family has been part of for a number of generations. with that kind of base, my family being there not only in texas but fort worth, and from the very beginning we are here to serve the community. any and all opportunities i have had to be able to give back to the community that i love so much, i've been able to do it. got into politics about 12 years ago. i loved every second of representing southwest tarrant county. now the great honor of representing northern parker county. >> i was a science and chemistry teacher. i taught every science. in my last eight years of teaching i was also a teacher union president. it was that efficacy for public e

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. >> born and raised in fort worth. fourth generation native. it has been fascinating to trace my family roots. my great-great-grandfather moved there in the late 1800s to help build the original t&p railroad. we know this because there was an article written about him 1in in 1910. he was a character. so, just really establishing roots and helping build not only fort worth but help build texas. my family has been a part of for a number of generations. yeah, with that kind of base of my family being there not only in texas but also fort worth -- from the very beginning, we're here to serve the community. any and all opportunities i've had to be able to impact the community i love so much, i have been able to do it. i got into politics about 12 years ago and i've loved every second of representing southwest tarrant county and now representing the rest of the county. >> i was a science teacher in ap biology. my last eight years of teaching, i was also a teacher union president. it was that advocacy for public education, students and teachers, to pu

. >> jon: most people go from kuwait generally to fort worth.jon: and so what is so interesting about your story is, what is great about the show is, you don't sugarcoat the absurd measures that we in this country have around our immigration system. and the various questions and steps. one of my favorite scenes in the show in the second season -- i love the first one too. but you are trying to get -- he gets kidnapped and taken to mexico, now he's got to get back is a stateless person. you were there, you need what is called the past, w what is not? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> it is basically like a pass, a day pass to reenter the country legally. since i exited it illegally, but there is this blurred line in my character obviously runs with it. "i was kidnapped!" but it's about reentering back and i want to speak about this. like, i deliberately wanted him to be stuck in mexico and i wanted to show their journey of a refugee, right? because in the first season, he's already there. >> jon: you are in houston. >> you are in houston and the

. >> i am a fifth generation of texas and fourth generation of fort worth.has been fascinating to trace my family roots and my great, great, great grandfather with -- moved there and started to help build the railroad. his name was ike grodsky and he was a character. just really establishing roots and helping build not only fort worth but helped build texas. my family has been part of for a number of generations. with that kind of base of my family being there, not only in texas but fort worth, i know and it has been instilled in me from the very beginning that we are here to serve the community and any and all opportunities i have had to get back to the community i love so much i have been able to do it. i got into politics 12 years ago, 13 years ago and have loved every second of it representing southwest tarrant county and now the great honor of western tarrant county. >> i was a science and chemistry teacher and taught every science . in my last eight years of teaching, i was also a teacher union president. it was that advocacy for public education, stud

. >> the dallas fort worth area. and the mother told us. >> that her daughter had tried. >> taking her life on february 3rd, but didn't die until five days later, february 8th. and it wasn't until after that that she was told by an investigator with the gainesville school district that her daughter had been a victim of bullying. and this is according to what the investigator told the family, and that the young girl had been told that because of her family's immigration status, that she was going to be deported, that her family was going to be deported, and that she would be left alone here in the united states. her mother tells us that she believes it was that fear of being left alone that might have played a role in her daughter's suicide. we also spoke with one of jocelyn's friend, a young girl who also goes to the same school, and with permission of her mother, she told us that in recent weeks there had been a great deal of chatter in the school about i.c.e. and deportation and immigration. a lot of words that the

we make and you see on the map here, palmdale, california, we make the latest stealth aircraft, fort worthhe f-35, greenville, the f-16, marietta, the c-130. this is just our aeronautics group, as you show on the chart. but within that and within the other four businesses we have in our company, we've been creating that 5g architecture. we've been creating our own standards. and so we'll be able to interconnect all of those aircraft and lots of other systems like radars and satellites into this kind of architecture. so we'll still have to produce these big, sophisticated systems, because they're the only ones that are competitive against the threats, whether it's china, russia, iran, certainly on the side of china and russia, they are off to the races on fifth generation aircraft. they're building them. they're trying to come up with the sixth generation, as are we. and so we've got to stay in that competition because there's really no effective counter when you're trying to get air superiority to a fourth or fifth generation fighter jet that i'm aware of today, that we can just feel it in

so the red raiders have lost each of their last five trips to fort worth. everybody jockeying to get in position march not too far away. at this point. i can't believe it. the season flew by. >> you know, i was at that usa canada hockey game on saturday night. the atmosphere was hot. were you going to? it's going to be hot on thursday too. i mean, just get ready. all i got to say. >> yeah. >> can't wait. carolyn, thanks so much. ahead on cnn this morning, eric adams future in new york city is in danger as new york governor kathy hochul weighs the path forward for the embattled mayor. plus. >> he's a leader. yeah, he really is. he gets it done. >> best friends donald trump and elon musk insisting they're very much on the same page. >> on the count of three, name your favorite dinosaur. don't even think about it. just name it. ready? one. two three. velociraptor. what did we. >> just become? >> best friends? yep. >> this part. >> changed my life. >> superman is. >> is now the winner of the bafta award for best documentary. >> chris wanted to change the world.

and you can see roads are already snowed over in fort worth and at dallas airport.eicing planes out on the runway where the windchills were at negative five degrees. wow. let's go to priscilla thompson, who's live for us in dallas. i mean, this is extraordinary weather. but here's what's even more extraordinary, priscilla. it comes on the anniversary of texas's deadly deep freeze back in 2021. so big picture. how are people holding up? >> yeah, that deep freeze certainly not lost on people who lived through it. but the good news is that this does feel quite a bit differently. we have already heard from the energy grid operator saying that, yes, they're expecting high demand, but they believe they are going to be able to meet that demand. and we are not seeing widespread outages like what we saw in 2021. we are seeing some of those hiccups at the airport, though. as you mentioned, there was a ground stop for a brief time earlier today as they were working to de-ice those planes and deal with the wintry weather conditions. but the good news is, on the roads things app

tormenting in some cases of students at this middle school in gainesville, texas, north of the dallas fort worth area. and that appears, at least according to the mother of joselyn, who we spoke with yesterday, appears to have been in what might have been what was behind the bullying situation. in her story, according to the mother, she was told by an investigator with the school district that there had been one student who was telling joselyn that ice was going to deport her family members and that she was going to be left alone here in the united states. and her mother believes that it was that fear of being left alone that might have been behind the suicide attempt here in gainesville. we also spoke, as i mentioned, with several other family members and one of jocelyn's friends, with the permission of this young student's mother, who told us that she adored her friend and she is just heartbroken over what has happened. >> she was very nice and pretty. i loved her. basically, when i heard that she was gone, i. i don't know, it just shattered my heart. it hurt me really bad. >> did you hear kid

one was to go and be right next to the dallas-fort worth airport because they had good connections to tokyo that i dropped fairly early on, although i got a kick out of it. and so is silicon valley versus seattle. and i knew silicon valley. and you've got stanford, you've got a lot of partners there. but i didn't think we'd get enough distance in terms of our unique take on the industry. and, you know, my concept was to be a software factory and just write lots of software. so we had the best hiring process, the best compilation, debugging process. it wasn't about any individual soft piece of software. we were just going to write software faster than anybody else. and most all my competitors literally, until google comes, which is way more than a decade later, i'm competing with single product software companies, you know, so absentee has to base micro pro house word, star word, perfect password, perfect. these are single product companies and they're just not moving. you know, when it comes time to do graphics interface, they they can't do it fast enough. when it comes time to do off

kevin: and it's not just the nfl legends, a hippo named bubbles in the fort worth zoo says, yes, thethe eagles at the last second the win et al.. adam, i know -- it all. adam, i know you'll be watching and working probably like me -- [laughter] who you got, chefs or eagles? adam: the players made some good points but, ultimately, i'm going to look to the animals, and i like the elephant saying the eagles. that's what i'm for. kevin: i'm picking the eagles. we'll see. thank you, adam. >>> president trump's border crackdown showing no signs of slowing down as blue-led cities and states promise to fight his plans. we're going to talk to a texas republican congresswoman by the name of roger williams in our next hour.rbot ♪ yourself 100% free if you didn't file with us last year. (♪) now this is taxes. file free in the app by 2/18 when you switch to turbotax do-it-yourself here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max

binion origin story, dad hightailed it out of texas after things got hot with a competing gang in fort worthof 1947, just about the time bugsy siegel opened the flamingo, we got in the car and came to las vegas. keith morrison: benny built from scratch one of las vegas's first major league casinos, and then put his name up on it in lights. binion's, known the world over as the golden horseshoe, home to the world series of poker. built in a time when the mob was las vegas. meyer lansky, tony spilotro, joey cusumano-- keith morrison: all reputed mafiosos, as well as clients of attorney and former las vegas mayor oscar goodman. what can i tell you? these fellas needed me. i was maybe the only thing or person who kept them from the electric chair or the gas chamber or a life sentence. keith morrison: goodman said it was a time when members of the mafia were just as famous as any member of the rat pack. they got as much attention as dean and frank and the others, and they had the same kind of adulation from the average member of the public. they say there's little this, there's wingy that, there'

i go back to that 1980s crash in dallas fort worth, the wind shear crash that shoved the delta jet into the ground. i'm not saying this is the same thing. i'm just talking about windy conditions. and i'm always i'm always concerned about wind gusts. i saw wind gusts yesterday going up to 39 miles an hour yesterday. do you think that that could have been. >> as you. >> look at the facts and we're of course, just seeing through a glass darkly right now, are you concerned primarily about wind or. possible ice on the runway? >> i don't think ice on the runway. toronto is an extremely good airport about snow removal, so i don't think we're going to see much in the way of ice problems there. as for the wind, it was gusty. it was windy. but these are conditions that professional pilots fly in regularly. the crosswind was there was some crosswind there. and but here again this these are skills that pilots have. we will learn what actually happened here. the fact that that right. >> wing is missing. >> i think is a very key element for the investigators to look at what caused that wing to come o

fort knox. i mean, we're talking north of $400 billion worth of gold in fort knox. look at that. $434 billion. the market value. >> it's literally. >> 2% of the. >> world's gold is there in. >> fort knox. but i honestly feel. >> like this. theory of the case is something that i might. >> have cooked up when i was writing a sixth grade, i don't know, screenplay. >> and then the teacher would have faulted me for something that would be so outrageous and sent me back to the drawing board. >> but, you know, there is secrecy around the gold vaults. but but such a question of where this came from and why they are interested in seeing what's happening there. i mean, they this is the government. they are the government. so they could theoretically check. >> yeah. >> they could, they could theoretically check. >> this is not something that hasn't happened before. >> you know, back in. 2017 during the. >> first trump administration, in fact, the then treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, went and checked to see whether or not there was gold. there is the picture right there. he is standing with the gold. h

cheryl: maybe, according to fort knox reportedly 425 billion dollars worth of government gold is storedhat is lydia's next live report dow negative after reports doge investigating medicare billing practices stock at this point to shave about 370 points off dow at open dow down 230, taking a look at health insurance stocks this morning, yuntdz healthcare downtown, health your action. >> probably part of retail story, indices, i think what is going on focusing on very specific issue, which is what they would refer to untreated diagnosis united health would send out you nurseriesor house calls around 27 huh bucs department of justice trying to get to the bottom of were they billing for something service that did not ultimately get performed i think really, part of the overall movement with regard to government trying to weed out waste, inefficiency potential fraud we have to see what happens it is you know, one in day long number of you know potentially negative stories for united health last year or so, great to see you. >> thank you. >> we have known each other many, many years thank yo

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