and then, before the trial in galveston, birkbeck heard this.at durst, he was extremely concerned about karen mitchell and was so concerned, he thought he was going to get charged. durst brought this up on his own with his defense attorneys? - yes. and dick deguerin apparently said to him, "bobby, let's worry about one case at a time." keith morrison: not true, said dick deguerin. i've never had any concern about it. did bob? no. [sirens] keith morrison: but when durst was arrested in new orleans, the case was reborn. andy mills was the eureka police chief at the time. robert durst is a person of interest in this case. he's definitely in the mix. he is in the mix. someone that we will consider as part of our larger investigation. keith morrison: the chief was not alone. the fbi and the humboldt county da were investigating a possible bob durst connection, too. however, durst was not the only person of interest. there were five others. the evidence, the circumstantial evidence, is just not there at this point. keith morrison: that old composite s

galveston. galveston. >> galveston has snow. >> wow. galveston. oh.>> glen campbell. good morning, everyone. hey, you know what? let's start with highway four. we're beginning to see the traditional commute on this tuesday after a holiday. 18 miles an hour and then 69 miles an hour after that. when you get. these are what the road sensors are saying, and you get to concord. so you're going to see some slowing. let's put a picture on here. it's getting more crowded by the moment. if you're driving on the richmond bridge, it looks okay. and if you're driving to the bay bridge now, the backup is to almost the 880 overcrossing 601. let's get back to the headlines. >> sal. thank you. the american civil liberties union and several other civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit to challenge one of president trump's executive orders on immigration. ktvu ali rasmus explains. even conservative legal scholars say the president's plan to end birthright citizenship. ali may not hold up in court. >> yeah. california attorney general rob bonta plans to speak

como pueden ver aquí en galveston, al igual que otras ciudades de texas y estados cercanos, ha caídoos es sinónimo de diversión. súper increíble. nací aquí 32 años y nunca he visto nieve así. esta es la primera vez en la historia que se emite un aviso de ventisca. estamos hablando de esa combinación de nieve y fuertes vientos sobre el sureste de texas y luisiana. para houston, esta podría ser una de las nevadas más grandes en récord. en houston, todos los aeropuertos principales están cerrados. otra preocupación son los posibles cortes de energía, camiones y miles de trabajadores de la compañía eléctrica centerpoint energy se encuentran en houston para responder a las emergencias. algunas aerolíneas también pararon sus servicios en new orleans, donde no caía nieve desde hace más de 15 años. no somos una ciudad de nieve, no tenemos quitanieves ni esparcidores de sal. en luisiana, donde tampoco se ha visto algo similar desde los años 60, han caído por lo menos 5 pulgadas en toda la región. las escuelas y los negocios están cerrados. lo que sí están abiertos desde san antonio hasta mcal

las playas del golfo reciben nieve, como en pensacola, florida y galveston, texas. millones de personas bajo gÉlidas temperaturas. asÍ comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. comenzamos con informaciÓn de Última hora. un juez federal de seattttle dijo e habrÁ una audiencia para evaluar la constitucionalidad de la orden ejecutiva sobre la eliminaciÓn de la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento. esto como producto de la impugnaciÓn de una veintena de estados y organizaciones de derechos civiles. cristina londoÑo informa. >> en su primer dÍa entero de gobierno una sÚplica con tono de regaÑo desde el pÚlpito para el presidente donald trump. >> i ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country. we were scared now, but the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals. >> una referencia clara dicen analistas a mÁs de una decena de acciones ejecutivas que incluye esta que busca ponerle fin a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento en este paÍs. un derecho protegido por la 14 enmienda de la constituciÓn. pero el gobi

the chamber continues to make an enduring impact on galveston and beyond with her leadership. congratulations, president gina spagnola, galveston regional chamber of commerce, on 180 years of absolute excellence. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to grieve the loss of dr. bob nichols who passed away on december 20. dr. nichols was a renowned professor at young harris college, with impressive 35-year teaching career at the school. he taught math and he coached tennis at the westminster schools in atlanta, gainesville college and young harris college. dr. nichols was an all-american tennis player during his time at georgia tech and earned a spot in the georgia tech athletic hall of fame. he impacted thousands of students during his 42-year teacher career.

i mean, snow on the beach at galveston.ouston looks like they're almost on the back edge, but still going lakefront. new orleans french quarters all had snow now moving into the gulf coast, florida panhandle, tallahassee, jacksonville. all going to get some snow. look at i mean, this is as cold as i've seen him around here in a long time. middletown, boulder creek, morgan hill. lafayette. cordelia. atherton. dublin. novato 24 to 29 on the lows this morning. my goodness. who did doge. that's cold out there yesterday. speaking of novato, they hit 70 degrees. santa rosa airport hit 70. san jose, san rafael, hayward, vallejo, redwood city and oakland airport between 66 and 68. warm degrees won't be that warm today, but it will be in the 60s. i wish we had some rain. there's a possibility of a little splash and dash on saturday, but we still get a slight offshore breeze today so that will warm us up. walnut creek is down to 29. there is concord 32, fairfield 32, i mean. mountain view 31. there's boulder creek 26. felton 28. holl

don't call back the this is definitely news live from the israel security tablet. galveston votes on a truce for gaza. top security officials are set to be meeting and base building with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to decide whether a safe spot for hostages deal with him. asked, goes ahead the and so go ahead. welcome to the program. after a day of delay and accusations, israel security cabinets is now in session, discussing whether to approve the light is these 5 deal for gaza? 5 minister benjamin netanyahu says final details have now been ironed out of to previously claiming that time as a backtracked on parts of the deal. but national security minister, it's not ben via, has threatened to resign from the coalition government if the deal is approved. if the security cabinet does approve the deal, it'll then be back to 5 by the full is right in the government. if all the chose can take effect as planned on sunday. straight to our correspondent, tiny kramer in jerusalem. a welcome atanya. what's the latest now on this meeting as well, uh, the security cabinet is still a meeting

this is galveston in texas which usually has an underage temperature of about 20 celsius in january. issuing its first ever blizzard warning on tuesday and hundreds of flights have been cancelled. so part of the us used to sing sunshine and pantries and fun on the beaches and there is no there at the moment. to stay with us here on bbc news. hello. after a run of quieter weather over the last few weeks, things are about to get quite stormy across the uk. the met office has already issued a number of amber warnings across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england and north wales. we could see some damaging gusts in excess of 90 miles an hour for one or two. storm eowyn is still out in the western atlantic right now. it's set to develop into that potent storm, but before it arrives, this will bring some wet and windy weather tomorrow before we see a quieter spell after some rain through today. now that rain is clearing away from eastern areas. clearer skies tonight. relatively light winds. it's a recipe for some mist and fog, particularly across some eastern parts

check out the beach in galveston. that's not what the sand usually looks like. it's usually ail will less white than that. florida, normally the home of palm trees set a record for snow. someone measured 7-1/2 inches. someone said they got 9-inches. and mobile breaking a 130-year-old snow record. more than 7-inches of snow in alabama. one man said it brought back some sweet childhood memories >> just wanted to look at it and see. you don't see fair oak under snow very often. the last time i saw it when i was a kid. like 7-1/2 years old or something >> reporter: mike the tiger also got to enjoy snow. alabama also got snow. hard to even say >>> all right, speaking of cold i'm fighting my 47 of the last six months >> we lived along the gulf coast. you lived in houston >> i did see snow during my time in texas. it wasn't much but it did happen. this was a huge event. this is nothing like what we saw >> this is breaking records. i will make my way from patient zero and we'll take a look at the replay over the last few hours. it is just odd. striking to see snow all t

also. single tammy is war is like in the galveston and the rock and actually those who come back from us got this done. and iraq, i'm more likely to commit those violent crimes than those who fought in other words . and like we don't match the levels for good was deployed to of got us out 3 times . and the study also suggests those with multiple deployments have it worse. veterans are also the highest risk population in the united states for a suicide. and again, we know that 3 out of the 10 deadliest mass shootings in the united states were at the hands of veterans. and there were recent attacks as early as 2023. and i will of course, be updated with 2025. so there is concern also another concern that one more veterans joining the mess the extremist organizations. so this is the general picture and that's why there is more concern and these latest attacks will no doubt add. so those concerns and again, was this man suffering from pizza? is the highly likely but does not mean we need? so this regard, what he's saying in those emails, not necessarily a former senior secures a policy an

playa, estas son zonas de costas cubiertas de blanco como una situaciÓn que se viviÓ en la costa de galvestonas que permanecen sin servicio elÉctrico entre los estados de texas, luisiana y la florida, tambiÉn desafortunadamente se han registrado varias tras la llegada de esta tormenta invernal, mayormente en el estado de texas, por accidentes automovilÍsticos y por exposiciÓn al frÍo. es el caso de algunas personas sin hogar en el estado de texas, estaen la situaciÓn que vemos en estos momentos, las autoridades una vez mÁs piden a la poblaciÓn que permanezcan en sus hogares porque en las horas posteriores a la tormenta tambiÉn suelen ser su de peligrosas. estamos viendo trabajadores de transporte en todos los estados, afectados en las carreteras, tratando de despejar el hierro de estos caminos, tambiÉn de caminos elevados para prevenir la acumulaciÓn de este peligroso hielo negro que a simple vista no se ve, pero que contribuyen a estos accidentes auto turÍsticos. en el estado de luisiana ahora sabemos que cayeron hasta 12 pulgadas de nieve en algunas zonas, algo que no se veÍa desde el aÑo 1

is the small 2 problem ideal from the lab that the strong yesterday we are insisting to stay in galveston as right from the, from the beginning of this war to which i believe god. we said you had all the beginning aside, committed against the students with the last thing in the arm that i'm going to see was any other doctors do? okay. i'm so i, this is how i head to the pillow sitting in to your network in gaza and mr. char, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us today. thank you. all right, let's take a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. local media in pakistan say at least 5 people have been killed in a blast involving a tanker containing liquid petroleum gas explosion in the country. central molten district caused a huge fire with debris landing and nearby residential areas. thousands of students in serbia have taken part in new anti government protests. they bought the major road and said that they will not move for 24 hours. students in lead daily demonstrations in belgrade since november, following the depths of 15 people in a r

el fuerte fenÓmeno meteorolÓgico ha dejado imÁgenes como esta en galveston, donde las palmeras se movierontambiÉn estÁn sintiendo lo duro de esta tormenta con la primera alerta de ventisca. y se han reportado ya cuatro pulgadas de nieve en nueva orleans, donde se rompiÓ otro rÉcord. mississippi, alabama y georgia han declarado emergencia por los peligros de la tormenta que pintÓ de blanco en la playa de pensacola, en la florida. >> anticipamos que hasta el jueves. entonces. definitivamente maÑana. todavÍa queremos que la gente se quede en casa. >> las zonas afectadas por esta potente tormenta invernal verÁn condiciones sumamente peligrosas, especialmente en las carreteras. uno de los grandes peligros serÁ, sin lugar a dudas, el hielo negro, que es invisible a simple vista, pero que estarÁ presente en las carreteras y tambiÉn en los puentes. >> en este tipo de temporadas es. es difÍcil para uno de chofer este manejar en este en estas condiciones. >> las compaÑÍas elÉctricas aumentaron el personal y reforzaron sus operaciones de emergencia. algunos residentes afectados esperaban ansiosos que

this is galveston in texas which usually has average temperatures of 20 celsius in january, louisiana some very snowy pictures also going around from florida. let's go to the scene here at the crossing point in gaza, rafah, you can see the destruction alongside that road going inside and out of gaza along the rafah crossing. we have been watching many aid trucks going in with food aid, fuel and it looks like building materials as well. there are so many trucks going in now, 900 on tuesday alone, the target hour corresponded injerusalem was saying is 600 a day so that is being exceeded, nothing at the moment but that shot is one we are watching all day with the aid deliveries going in now. hello. wednesday is going to be quite a quiet day weather wise, albeit a rather murky one at times. however, by the end of the week things will be a lot livelier. we have a named storm on the way. storm eowyn, already yellow warnings from the met office, the risk that some places could see gusts of wind of 90mph. but for the time being, certainly no strong winds. in fact, very few isobars on our pres

one person captured video of snow on the beach in galveston. this rare system on the gulf coast even brought snow to baton rouge, louisiana, covering a tiger on the lsu campus. florida governor ron desantis,ed a state of emergency on the storm ahead. >> expect hazardous conditions and those conditions we are not used to in florida. there will be a lot of people that have never been in conditions like this on the road. if you're out there now, just thinking you could power through it, i mean there will be accidents. we don't want that to happen. >> yeah, the cold snap also impacted travelers with both airports in houston, suspending operations today. several school districts in east texas also canceled classes, so we will bring in paul right now on social media. there were people having a snowball fight in the middle of bourbon street. >> in the french quarter. it's amazing. >> it's the snowiest day they've had since 1895. definitely in new orleans and i believe in houston as well. a record setting storm 130 years ago that made their way to the

this is definitely news live from valid israel security tablet. galveston votes on a truce for gaza. top security officials are set to be amazing in this building with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to decide whether seas 5 for hostages deal with him asked, goes ahead the on. so we can hear welcome to the program after the delay and accusations, israel security cabinets is now in session discussing whether to approve the light is phase 5 deal for gaza. 5 minutes that benjamin.

that includes the galveston and also indeed the adult to pipe westbank. the situation in jeanine camp is very, very bad. i mean, it continues to go from bad to worse. most of the people who are best friends off the can be, janine have less that camp and we had to stop our operations, for example, the schools and the end of the clinics because people left the campus because it was 2 weeks quite as turn our attendance back to the african continent because the escalating bothers in the d. c may in the us at times avoid a major problem support route in the region. the low being so call it runs through parts of i can go to the d. c. and as i'm there and it is being developed to supply, i've can minerals to west and lockers for use in the high tech industry. it seems a little more cool there as the story. the days of you to choose violence involved and marx's gunfire, bodies onto the street and the mass displacement of people, combined with a lack of protection for citizens as plants, the d. c to the states of privacy and security. on top of that, we sent embas

and let them enjoy them in the occupying police to me instead of the 3 that includes the galveston and also indeed the adult to pipe westbank. the situation in jeanine camp is very, very bad. i mean, it continues to go from, from about to worse. most of the people who are best friends off the camp in janine have and that's the camp and we had to stop our operations, for example, the schools and and, and clinics because people left the camp and because it was too risky. yeah, very, very disturbing. indeed. when after and even the thank you so much for joining us today is really a to my own road. all right, so communications. a pleasure. thanks again. thank you. so the finance shifting off of this out to africa in the d. c. m 23 minutes and it's have, sees goma and is main apple. the country as president bloss the you are ignoring lawanda is backing of the group accusing category of violating international norms and endangering regional stability of the one that continually lawanda continues to openly and on, scrupulously violate the fundamental principles of the united nations charter a

republicans planing to galveston including border policy through the process called reconciliation, that it's filibuster proof, you only need is a majority in the senate to pass it. has to pass through the house first we speaker mike johnson faces a very narrow majority. conservatives who are hell-bent on cutting the deficit. he is optimistic he can get this done. >> we will be working long hours making sure every republican is on board because remember all be dealing with the smallest margin in u.s. history for much of the first 100 days but were going to get it done. >> the inauguration two weeks away, the majority leader chuck schumer is calling for a security briefing in light of the new orleans las vegas attack. the trump transition team is pointing to those events to push the senate to confirm trump's cabinet picks quickly. at this point, the gop leader john thune is only going as far as to say that the nominees including the national security like pete hegseth for defense secretary will get a fear hearing. stuart: listen to what speaker johnson had to say about that, a huge reconc

it is lead to blizzard warnings for coastal communities along the louisiana texas border in galvestonndy beach here covered with a blanket of snow as the storm starts to push through that area. the storm has caused flight cancellations and delays even school closures. and in addition to louisiana, texas, also dealing with snow and freezing temperatures. even parts of the midwest dealing with this dangerously cold weather. there was also a historic storm in new orleans and that made them turned the streets into a hockey rink. even a retired professional hockey player spotted on the icy streets with the skates. and a stick and a puck. the impromptu hockey rink follows this rare blizzard in new orleans which broke the original one day snow total record of 2.7 inches that was set in 1963. parts of the city recorded 9 and a half inches of snow last night. so it crushed the record. they're not used to that there. that's for sure. all right. we still have a whole other hour is together here on kron 4 today. the hughes fire still burning right now in los angeles and ventura counties. >> the u

i know this galveston hurricane in 1900, we had more than 8,000 people die, but in modern history, we are looking at one and 2. it is an embarrassment to the federal government that it took so long for fema to even -- we still have 2 million cubic pounds of debris on the ground from helene. that could take a long time -- cubic feet, excuse me -- a long time to pick it up. they have only picked up 1 million cubic feet and debris and it's been 122 days. >> i think another thing worth mentioning when we think about fema is the scandal it is developed in that got inappropriate attention because we were in the middle of the election and its aftermath. this from the daily wire. "government employs told the daily wire that at least 20 million homes with trumpet flags or signs were skipped from the end of october to november, meaning there were not given the opportunity to qualify for fema assistance. images at the daily wire show houses were skipped over by the workers who wrote in the government system messages -- no entry per leadership." this is that the crux of terms problem with fema. >

the coastal city of galveston saw a significant amount of snow for the first time in two decades. orleans saw a record 10 inches of snow smashing the previous record set in 1963. the nba had to postpone again. 2000 flights have been canceled in and out of the u.s. today as airports begin to resume normal operations. in its wake, the snowstorm left frigid temperatures across large parts of the country. more than 60 million americans today were under some form of cold weather alert. but forecasters say a slow return to more normal temperatures will begin, we'll bring some relief by the end of this week. meantime, southern california is facing dangerous weather conditions as it battles new fires. the hughes fire erupted this morning fronting evacuation in parts of northern los angeles county. it has exploded in size burning through more than 5000 acres in just hours. the next threat is rain. and that is expected to move in on saturday. county officials say heavy showers could wash debris, including toxic ash, into local waterways. >> rain is in the forecast and the threat of mod and

in galveston, texas, sand at the beach mixed with a blanket of snow.ost southern cities are getting hit, and a number of them actually don't have snowplows. the cities have to just kind of wait until the snow melts to get things moving once again. fox is bone. kendrick shows us some of the dangerous conditions millions are dealing with tonight. >> heavy snow, burying the big easy on tuesday. putting the new orleans area under a winter storm warning for only the second time on record. >> i spent ten years in chicago. this is like chicago snow. this is fantastic. >> it's part of a historic winter system charging through the south this week, threatening millions from texas to the northern gulf coast with snow, sleet and freezing rain. they're not used to this much winter weather in the south, so governors across the region have declared states of emergency. and in georgia, national guard troops are ready to provide any assistance needed. >> i wish atlanta was a little more prepared for it, but we'll see how it goes when it comes. >> the icy conditions hav

and in galveston, texas, sand at the beach mixed with a blanket of snow. most southern cities are getting hit, and a number of them do not have snowplows. the cities have to just kind of wait here to see the snow melt to get going. once again, the city of austin did release a statement today saying two people died in the extreme weather. >> when falling enrollment in a drop in funding. >> coming up, tonight's meeting for a north bay school district as campus closures are now under consideration. >> plus, officials in san jose are making progress on a tiny home site. we are taking a closer look at how ity leaders say mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you are. no you are. no you are. yeah, you are. ♪ dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. yeah, you are. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five

the coastal city of galveston saw a significant amount of snow for the first time in two decades.rleans saw a record 10 inches of snow smashing the previous record set in 1963. the nba had to postpone a game. 2000 flights have been canceled in and out of the u.s. today as airports begin to resume normal operations. in its wake, the snowstorm left frigid temperatures across large parts of the country. more than 60 million americans today were under some form of cold weather alert. but forecasters say a slow return to more normal temperatures will begin, we'll - will bring some relief by the end of this week. meantime, southern california is facing dangerous weather conditions as it battles new fires. the school's cafeteria before shooting and killing himself. the injured student was grazed by a bullet and is being treated. today's shooting comes nearly two years after a gunman killed six people at a nashville elementary school including three children. president trump granted clemency late today to two d.c. policevi. terrence sutton had been sentenced for their involvement and the

in texas, galveston's beaches covered in snow.amous french quarter seeing blizzard like whiteout conditions. >> i don't think i've ever seen snow actually stick to the ground out in new orleans. >> louisiana state police, responding to more than 50 crashes statewide due to the icy conditions. urging everyone to avoid travel. as record snowfall has made roads dangerous. >> a lot of people, we're not used to this weather here in louisiana. you know, so just be cautious. >> in south texas, multiple people killed after a crash on an icy bridge. according to zavala county officials in houston, freeways and roads closing down after crashes, the airport shutting down. >> this is crazy. in texas, you would never expect this. >> several counties in alabama suspending travel, saying all their roads and bridges are considered impassable due to the weather and the sunshine state. florida also experiencing rare snowfall. florida's panhandle under winter storm warnings. frigid single digit temperatures also gripping the north and midwest. the d

similar scenes in gulf shores, abama, and in galveston, texas. americans, it is good to remember what not to ave in your car. >> there are a host of items you should not leave in your vehicle in super cold weather. aerosol cans. these can freeze and burst. canned food items. eggs. these can explode and create a mess. most especially the biggest problem is going to be rbonated beverages in glass or plastic containers. they are under pressure and would not container breaks, that pressure is going to explode and make a real mess on the inside f your vehicle. >> so in answer to your question, what is the white uff falling from the sky? it is called snow. >> deborah: and at a time when weather is the lead story, scores of tv meteorologists are out of a job. 0 of them who work for the same station group are all fired yesterday, to be replaced by forecasters from the ather channel. they did not get much notice and eir sadness about the move was on full display. >> weather forecasters across the usa aren't just warning about cold fronts today. 100 of the

as chilly as we are here, we were looking at numbers from galveston texas. record high 76.son. the wind chill is the 20s, if not the teens in some areas outside the city. there are cold weather alerts that go from austin, texas, over to orlando. we'll be feeling with the wind chill, subfreezing. so that's a big deal. it's not breaking records. it's just that january chill is on. new york city feeling like the low teens. atlanta also in the teens with wind chills, that is. then we'll look for another snowstorm developing in texas by the end of the week. let's get your local forecast now. >> robin: i like that. very good. >> reporter: thanks for noticing. something for everyone here, everybody. how about some pop news and some more golden globes? we want to talk about the fashion. wow, a-listers brought their a-game starting with zendaya. she just dazzled in that burnt orange louis vuitton gown. she paired it with matching pumps and a bold necklace. she was a home run. another standout was demi moore. golden armani. she looked so stunning, so happy for her on her big night. a