of houston.mple, our community that is on the far west side is down about 25%. it's still one of the top 20 best-selling communities in the nation, but when compared to last year, it has been affected more than the other communities. >> you've been in this business for over 20 years? >> yes. >> in houston. you've been through a few cycles then? how does it play out? take us through it. >> in this case, it's different than it was in the '80s. 1980s when oil collapsed, real estate values plummeted. so there is nothing you could do to try to salvage your investm next ts. >> you couldn't sell a home. >> you couldn't. >> how much is oil a part of your conversation in the board room whether you're planning? >> sure. it's got to be. i mean, you know, it's such a significant part of our economy. as i mentioned earlier, some parts are being supported by the lower oil prices. they're building homes specifically for a customer that comes in -- >> like this house is already sold. you're not going to build th

kansas city and houston.t for the chiefs, opening kickoff, gone, 106 yards, and a rough road from there for the this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. tsunami. last time the kansas city chiefs won a playoff game, 1994, on the road in houston and joe montana at quarterback. today in houston, former 49erwalk alex smith tried to end the losing streak. this is how you start a playoff game. chiefs knile davis, takes the kickoff, finds the seam and is gone. 106 yards on the opening kickoff. chiefs take a 7-

and a kansas city win in houston. in the playoffs. again. >>> for the first time in 2years, the chiefs have won playoff game. they do it with they won the last playoff game. in houston. came here and beat the oilers. time for the gruden grirnd. this is big. a wild card grinder. who is it? >> i would like to give to it the chiefs. i'm picking travis kelce. the tight end. pro bowl tight end of the chiefs. what a game he's had here today. eight catches. 128 yards. he did it all day long. corner route. beautiful pattern. he beat jackson. went up and got it. and then just a simple flat route. he gets the first down. hehe beats kevin johnson. another first round draft choice on a deep cross. then he goes down and gets a low ball. make johnathan joseph ss. he's off to the races. he kept the chains moving. he picked up the slack. when maclin went down. if maclin can't play, it will be a lot more kelce. >> that's the way it was last year. the offense did the job. special teams, defense. reid's team gets a shutout. never happened before regular

and a kansas city win in houston. in the playoffs. >>> for the first time in 2years the chiefs have won playoff game. they do it with they won the last playoff game. in houston. they won one in the afl. came here and beat the oilers. time for the g gden grirnd. this is big. a wild card grinder. who is it? >> i would like to give to it the chiefs. i'm picking travis kelce. the tight end. pro bowl tight end of the chiefs. what a game he's had here today. eight catches. 128 yards. he did it all day long. corner route. autiful pattern. he beat jackson. went up and got it. and then just a simple flat route. he gets the first down. he beats kevin johnson. another first round draft choice on a deep cross. then heeoes down and gets a low ball.. make johnathan j jeph miss. he's off to the races. he kept the chains moving. he picked up the slack. if maclin can't play, it will be a lot more kelce. >> that's the way it was last year. the offense did the job. special teams, defense. reid's team gets a shutout. never happened befor

when we come back to houston, gruden grinder. and a kansas city win in houston. in the playoffs. again. >>> for the first time in 2years, the chiefs have won playoff game. they do it with they won the last playoff game. in houston. they won one in the afl. came here and beat the oilers. time for the gruden grirnd. this is big. a wild card grinder. who is it? >> i would like to give to it i'm picking travis kelce. the tight end. pro bowl tight end of the chiefs. what a game he's had here today. eight catches. he did it all day long. beautiful pattern. he beat jackson. went up and got it. and then just a simple flat route. he gets the first down. another first round draft choice on a deep cross. then he goes down and gets a low ball. make johnathan joseph miss. he's off to the races. he kept the chains moving. he picked up the slack. when maclin went down. if maclin can't play, it will be a lot more kelce. >> that's the way it was last year. the offense did the job. special teams, defense. reid's team gets a shutout. never happened before regular season or post season. the most gam

scarlet: the mayor of houston was elected in december. he joins us from houston.: thank you for having me. alix: you have a lot on your plate. last year at this time, is talking to bankers, housing developers and everyone said no big deal, the oil price is not affecting us. as time around, i can't even get people on the phone. what is going on down there? certainly effected by the decline in oil prices. hopefully things will not last for a long time and thank is a farhouston different city that it was in the 1980's when oil prices dropped. we have certainly diversified our markets. it has affected our sales tax. we have had declining sales taxes because of the price of oil being solo. thank goodness, the construction industry is still strong. the health care sector is still strong. you were born and raised in houston and attended school in the city. what did you see in the oil bust in the 1980's and how is houston better positioned this time around? in the 1980's, i would say we were 75% to 80% relying on oil and gas. today, we are maybe 40% reliable on gas. houst

and a kansas city win in houston. in the playoffs. again. >>> for the first time in 2years, the chiefs have won they do it with they won the last playoff game. in houston. they won one in the afl. came here and beat the oilers. time for theruden grirnd. this is big. a wild card grinder. who is it? >> i would like to give to it the chiefs. i'm picking travis kelce. the tight end. pro bowl tight end of the chiefs. what a game he's had here today. eigh catches. 128 yards. he d did it alday long. corner route. beautiful pattern. he beat jackson. went up and got it. and then just a simple flat route. he gets the first down. he beats kevin hnson. another first round draft choice on a deep cross. then he goes down and gets a low ball. make johnathan joseph miss. he's off to the races. he kept the chains moving. he picked up the slack. when maclin went down. if maclin can't play, it will be a lot more kelce. the offense didid the job. special teams, defense. reid's teammgets a shutout. never happened before regular season or post season. the

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and a kansas city win in houston. in the playoffs. again. >>> for the first time in 2years, the chiefs have won playoff game. they do it with they won the last playoff game. in houston. they won one in the afl. came here and beat the oilers. time for the gruden grirnd. this is big. a wild card grinder. >> i would like to give to it the chiefs. i'm picking travis kelce. the tight end. pro bowl tight end of the chiefs. what a game he's had here today. eight catches. 128 yards. he did it all day long. corner route. beautiful pattern. he beat jackson. went up and got it. and then just a simple flat route. he gets the first down. he beats kevin johnson. another first round draft choice on a deep cross. then he goes down and gets a low ball. make johnathan joseph miss. he's off to the races. he kept the chains moving. he picked up the slack. when maclin went down. if maclin can't play, it will be a lot more kelce. >> that's the way it was last year. the offense did the job. special teams, defense. reid's team gets a shutout. never happened

. >>> all right, we want to take to you houston right now. houston, texas. that is the scene right now where a scaffold. a window washing scaffold is currently dangling very precariously right there. you can see this. a texas streetnd travis street in you are all familiar with houston. we are told by the houston fire department this is the jpmorgan chase tower in downtown houston which is the tallest building stories. two men are hanging on there that scaffolding for dear life you can imagine. they are right now in the men. we will stay on top of this situation and keep you posted. again this is in houston texas downtown at the tallest not sure how exactly these folks are are right now but the scaffolding broke in breezy conditions and two window washers are hanging on the waying to be rescued. >>> let's move on to local video here. sky 10 over the scene of a couple of crashes this morning alg northwest 47th avenue approaching the palmetto expressway. police say the driver of that black suv hit the truck right there before hitting sortthere before hitting so

and houston's oil-fueled jobs boom is one reason why. as the new reality of lower prices sinks in, that growth at least in houston, may be at risk. >> used to make 5 1/2. >> he runs a company that makes pipes used for oil wells. he has had to lay off half his workers over the past year. >> we have had to go from over 1100 employees to less than 530 now. >> houston is much more than just the old oil town it used to be. the city is diversified with medical, technology and manufacturing helping to power the economy to more than 3 million workers last year. but make no mistake. oil is still the blood that flows through houston's economic veins. and oil's impact is felt across many parts of the economy especially housing. > we sold 2500 homes in 2015. that's down about 8% from 2014, which was a record year for us. >> reporter: if housing slows, many of the construction jobs that come with it could also be impacted which could also then hurt consumer spending as jobs are lost. who nobody is predicting a lights going out on the lone star state

own friend sheila jackson lee, democratic member from houston as well. you sat through a lot of these speeches. what do you think? >> while. i just want to simply say well. the president was ready to go. he does not havein any way look like this is his last term or year. i think he is enthused with the greatness of the nation and laid out those kinds of principles for us. he was emboldened empowered and strong. i love the one that talked about not allowing fear to overcome us when it comes to the future. take your chance. overcome that fear and go straight into the future. that is what america has to do because there are many elements we can be concerned about. an economy that may not be a strong as it should be because they are still feeling the impact of unemployment in spite of the fact that we have had 70 consecutive weeks of job creation. some people are not, if you will, as successful but with the president has said as we have so many variables, democratic system a military they cannot compare to any and we have our future. >> congresswoman, since

laura anthony is live in houston. >> reporter: definitely high drama here in houston. as you said earlier today, it looked like there was momentum behind the proposed stadium in car sob. now the momentum has completely shifted. >> that's right. oakland is home. >> reporter: it looks like these guys will get their wish. at least for now. >> we feel good about our position. >> that is despite the optimism of bob eiger, just minutes after he made that shared stadium proposal. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. >> the raiders and the chargers are committed to one another. and they're both committed to carson. they firmly believe, and i happen to agree with them: that carson is, by far, the better site. >> raider's owner mark davis has allowed his team to move in, any new stadium will offer much more than a field and some seats. >> that's the big source of demand for new stadiums. more luxury seating. more luxury boxes and more concession areas. >> do the right thing, mark. keep the raiders in oakland. we're loyal to you. >> oakland raiders fans turned outside tryi

heather holmes is in houston monitoring the talks between the nfl ownership. the nfl owners are considering a few proposals, and this is one of them. we will have a live report from heather coming up on the format, and we will update you throughout the day on our facebook and twitter accounts. >>> new exhibits set to be unveiled at the new museum and severed cisco. we will give you a sneak peek -- in san francisco, and we will give you a sneak peek. >>> taking a look at the stocks, dow jones up more than 100 points, nasdaq up in the same story on the s&p. >>> big changes coming for the iphone to and ipads at night, apple is hiding the night shift mode. they added the option based on the study that says that the exposure to the blue light from the screens can make it harder to fall asleep at night. and this will automatically shift the color of the phone to warmer colors that make things easier when you try to close her eyes to fall asleep. >>> keeping an eye on the record jackpot powerball drawing, $1.5 billion and the drawing is wednesday. and the figure is s

a newborn baby abandoned in a manger. ktrk, houston's news leader. williams and helped get the word out to their 2 million residents. >> well, a man is trying to find his birth parents. >> to who he is and where he came from. >> now abc and "20/20" are helping to track down his parents.eporter: how old were you when you finally got the full story of where you were found and how you were found? >> i was probably about 15. and i had been helping my grandmother and she showed me some newspaper clippings. >> repre articles that could contain a clue. the one newspaper that covered the story, "the hosiness but in the basement of the university of houston library, some old rolls of microfilm. >> i have someone here by the name of erin. >> i'm pam slaton. and this is d.j. >> so you haven't seen the articles? >> never have. all i have is a little yellow clipping.tely front page news. all right, so there it is. >> reporter: it didn't reveal much so we tracked the reporter of those old articles to hopefully shed some light. gary taylor was a cub reporter on the

let's talk about houston for a moment. they're going to play a first place schedule. denver next year. the afc north. they'll play kansas city. they'll be in the market for a quarterback. offseason. look ahead for kansas city. as bill o'brien's season will end, 9-7, first playoff game. what about the chiefs going forward to denver or new england next weekend? >> jon: a big loss in maclin. you lose chaurls and potentially maclin, it's a big bite out of your skill on offense. over the last 13 games, mike, with this included, they've given up less than 12 points a game. cow can ride that a long way. >> mike: trips to houston have been good for kansas city teams in this great sports year. this that wonderful city, world series champ royals beat the astros in a memorable game. and a playoff shutout for andy reid and the chiefs over the texans. 30-0, here today. alex smith, a second playoff win. standing by. >> mike. in the second half, you started to make it look easy. what came together and started working? >> um, i think a li

when we come back t houston, we'll reveal the wild card gruden grinder. it's been a presentation of espn. again. >>> for the first time in 2years, the chiefs have won playoff game. they do it with they won the last playoff game. in houston. they won one in the afl. came here and beat the oilers. time for the gruden grirnd. this is big. a wild card grinder. who is it? >> i would like to give to it the chiefs. i'm picking travis kelce. the tight end. pro bowl tight end of the chiefs. what a game he's had here today. eight catches. 1288 yards. he did it all day long. corner route. beautiful pattern. he beat jackson. went up and got it. and then just a simple flat route. he beats kevin johnson. another first round draft choice on a deep cross. ball. make johnathan joseph miss. he's off to the races. he kept the chains moving. he picked up the slack. when maclin went down. if maclin can't play, it will be a lot more kelce. >> that's the way it was last year. the offense did the job. special teams, defense. reid's team gets a shutout. never happened before regu

the one newspaper that covered the story, "the houston post," basement of the university of houston library, some old rolls of microfilm. >> i have someone here by the name of erin. she is going to help us go through the microfilm. >> i'm pam slaton. and this is d.j. >> so you haven't seen the articles? >> never have. all i have is a little yellow clipping. >> well, it was definitely front page news. all right, so there it is. >> reporter: it didn't reveal much so we tracked the reporter of those old articles to hopefully shed some light. gary taylor was a cub reporter on the evening crime beat back in 1971. >> you were discovered about 5:00 p.m. on a wednesday. >> okay. >> on friday one of our photographers came over to wherever you were and took this set of photos of you. >> looks like i'm yawning. >> these are the first time you're seeing these photos? >> yeah, i've never seen them before. >> that's incredible. >> that is amazing. >> reporter: next stop, we take dj to see bennett greenspan, the ceo of familytree dna. >> so let's go and let's look at your dna. and if you look right here,

this is the article that ran in the "houston post." i know this is a lot to take in. >> reporter: d.j.'s search continues. the other big unknown -- his birth father. maybe, just maybe, he's out there somewhere watching tonight. there is one other person who was there almost from the very beginning of d.j.'s amazing journey -- the young social worker photographed so long ago, cradling the foundling in her arms. her name was catherine fitting, and we found her, living in colorado. d.j. again for the first time in more than 40 years. >> you grew up nice and big. >> i did. i did. >> he was the most precious baby. you were a beautiful, beautiful baby. >> reporter: as for his birth mother, sadly, d.j.'s half-siblings -- all born later -- have no clue why she did what she did. but d.j. says he can live with that. really? you can be at peace with just knowing who she is, not why she did what she did? >> exactly. i mean, for me, it -- it was about finding that connection. you know, you're like a -- like you're just floating in the sea and you d

so we turned to our station ktrk, houston's news leader. at "20/20"'s request they interviewed our searcher d.j. out to their 2 million >> well, a man is trying to find >> to really try and figure out who he is and where he came from. helping to track down his parents. >> reporter: how old were you when you finally got the full story of where you were found and how you were found? >> i was probably about 15. and i had been helping my grandmother and she showed me some newspaper clippings. >> reporter: maybe there are more articles that could contain a clue. the one newspaper that covered the story, "the houston post," is out of business but in the basement of the university of houston library, some old rolls of microfilm. >> i have someone here by the name of erin. through the microfilm. >> i'm pam slaton. and this is d.j. >> so you haven't seen the articles? >> never have. all i have is a little yellow clipping. >> well, it was definitely front page news. all right, so there it is. >> reporter: it didn't reveal much so we tracked the repor

our partner station in houston, texas did speak to the victim's family. when i say the victim, the ex girlfriend that damon james is accused of killing. they are happy that they finally back to you. >> live outside the richmond county sheriff's department. thank you so much. >>> another cold start in the midlands this morning. many of us woke up to temperatures in the lower to middle 30s. we have warmed up. we have warmed up a lot. fifty-five at newberry. winnsboro, 55. orangeburg, 51 -- 61 degrees. in columbia, 64 degrees. wind out of the southwest at 11 miles per hour. a lot of clouds coverage in place. we may see a peek of sunshine. otherwise the wind continues out of the southwest. temperature around 66, for the high. overnight tonight, we could see a sprinkle. down to 49 degrees. tomorrow, not as warm at 54. wind out of the north, northeast. and likely rain throughout the palmetto state. we will look at the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >>> the state fiscal by governor haley approved the sale of a dilapidated apartment up -- mental health buil

we will take you live to houston for a look at divisional round possibilities. this weekend it is going to be cold throughout the whole weekend. that snow that fell yesterday won't melt soon. here is a live look over downtown right now. it is wet and cold. >> we have a low-lying cloud cover that is just chilly. it is kind of crazy . some of the roads, if you are out, we are not going to deal with any melting. the good news is once you have a few cars drive over it the snow does disappear pretty quickly. 3 here is a live look from sports authority field toward downtown. you can see the clouds sinking on top of the city. it is nice and chilly as a result. we also have some fog. the majority is further east than the metro aaea. here is a live look. this is 10 miles east of dia. early this morning so that will be a factor. as far as our snow, in the metro area not falling . we have low-lying clouds . we have snow to the west and northern portion of the range. this is pretty much just slightly east of fort collins, north of windsor and stretching into tte eastern pla

we say good night from houston. 30-0, kansas city. sfx: rocket blasting off (ding) (dong) (ding) (ding) (ding) (ding) (ding) (ding) sfx: (countdown) 3, 2, 1 (ding) (ding) (ding) rocket every insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company for those who've served and the families who've supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why >>> a record-setting jackpot and it just keeps growing! $900million up for grabs and tickets are selling like wildfire. but right now an nypd officer in the hospital and recovering after being shot in the foot a party in the bronx turning into a violent melee on the officer threw himself into the gunfire. good evening. despite being injured, that officer returned fire and he managed to shoot the 19-year- old suspect. he is in custody tonight. >> 25-year-old officer sherrod stuart is in stable condition at lincoln hospital. he is expected to be okay. the shooting came exactly four years to the day that stuart became

>> houston, though, is much more than just the old oil town it used to be. the city is diversified with medical, technology and manufacturing all helping to power the economy, with more than 3 million workers last year. but make no mistake, oil is still the blood that flows thus houston's economic veins, and it's felt through many parts of the economy especially housing. >> we sold 25 homes in 2015, down about 8% from 2014, which was a record year for us. >> if housing slows, many other construction jobs that come with it could also be impacted, which is also hurt consumer spending as jobs are lotion. nobody is predicting the lights going out on the lone star state anytime soon, but if oil prices do not recover, texas and in particular houston, could be in for a rough couple years. for "nightly business report", i'm brian sullivan. >>> thank you for watching this special holiday edition of "nightly business report." >> thanks from me as well. have a great evening, everybody, and we'll see you back here tomorrow. announcer: "imagemakers" is made possible by t

houston is now one of the world's top 10 hot zones for tropical diseases.hat's why he is out every day checking some of the county's 268 mosquito traps. these are these mosquitoes enemy number one for you? >> because they are the ones that cause these illnesses. >> reporter: and it these illnesses are serious? >> they are serious. illnesses you are more likely to associate with subsaharan africa than houston, texas. >> all of the bottom billion. the billion people who live on no money has at least one of these neglected tropical diseases. >> reporter: including 12 million americans nearly all undiagnosed. according to baylor college's dr. pete h pita one of the expen agree neglected trop dal diseases did he deflected because there is so little research being done on them and no medicines aura proved vaccines. >> i thought when we started finding widespread tropical see ceases bay year after i moved here in houston and texas i thought people will really care about this issue. it's just the opposite. nobody cared. >> reporter: why? because most victims are po

webster will be live in houston. and look at this. he is liie right now. man, you are way, way early. hey, broncos will be paying close attention to what goes on tomorrow in houston. >> reporter: yeah, that's riggt. howdy from h town where saturday as you mentioned that the houston texans will host the kansas city chiefs in the afc wild card of the playoffs. two of the three playoffs that they could face at home next week. now, what we found out this week is that 18 peyton manning will once again call the signal for the broncos a wild one. they've done it collectively. their team effort. one thing that we also found out where the book of manning, still plenty of more chapters yet to be written. >> the story is still there and that i always told them that no % matter what that they would need to go through to stay with who you are to stay true and that they would have -- big opportunity next sunday. >> we have a lot of great things. >> they will run it right to left. >> the tackle, game two. and the touchdown pittsburgh. >> that will be a credit to those gu

, one of the moments in the interview talking about traveling and being on a tour with whitney houston, going city to city, spending nights in the hotels laughing and giggling, and she was in touch with what was happening now. she called beyonce the madonna of our generation, had just met adele the day before i interviewed her, she was in touch with what was happenng now, and passionate about putting out more work herself. >> very fascinating. chris, thank you for sharing that with us. chris witherspoon. happy new year to you as well. >> thank you, thank you. >> so natalie cole appeared on "larry king live" several times to talk about struggles with hepatitis c. when doctors said she needed a kidney transplant, she came on his show with a heart felt plea. >> you can go out and sing. >> absolutely. >> you can tour. >> you're opening in detroit, there's a center there, they can hook you up. all dialysis is the same. >> all the facilities are the same. i have a wonderful team of people at my facility in los angeles that i tell them where i'm going, they make phone calls, make appointments

. >> changing quickly in houston. nfl owners are deciding which team to move to l.a. >> earlier today, the relocation committee voted to put them in carson. now, a new deal is on the table that would keep them in oakland. we are still waiting a final decision on all of this. >> we have seen some wild swings in momentum here in nus ton. initially, it sounded like the raiders and chargers might join forces in car sob. then we heard about a volt of the entire ownership that would put the chargers and the st. lewis ram's in englewood. now, a third possible proposal. the only thing clear here is that anything is still in play. >> if a recommendation is approved by the larger ownership, the raiders may soon be heading south to join forces in a glitzy new stadium with the san diego charges. >> we feel good about our position. >> the c.e.o. seemed confident. just then, that proposal to nfl owners in houston. but the raiders and chargers show a shiny new facility in carson. >> carson is a location design and overall concept of

the academy in houston works with a nonprofit called k-9s for cops. the organization is donating a fully trained dual purpose k-9 to the canton police department after they heard about the death of jethro. after getting to know the dogs, davis introduced his new partner with a smile and said he knew tuko was the right pick. >> he's playful and friendly and works well for me. the bond was there. >> q.: now a new journey starts. we will have a camera crew athe airport when the two arrive. police say barefield is in cus still on $5 million bond. >> tia: thank you for the update. we're not through january yet but we will give you the details on a new show. >> brian: an ohio officer nearly pinned under the wheels of a semi truck. sam. >>. >> samantha: it's 6:39. can you believe all these places have more snow than cleveland at the airport for the season so far we picked up 8.4 inches. baltimore have accumulated 30 inches. granted, most of ours is from lake-effect and clippers, and they just got dumped on last week. central park over 27 inches of snow. even

so it was around christmas time.i know that this information is a bit of a shock for you "the houston post." i know this is a lot to take in. >> reporter: as for his birth mother, sadly d.j.'s born later, have no clue why she did what she did. but d.j. says he can live with that. >> i mean, for me it was about connection. like you're just floating in this sea and you don't have any anchor to hold on to. and so now i have something to hold on to. going on. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm elizabeth vargas in new york. >>> up next, how a host ofare recapture ing recent history in "the people versus o.j. simpson." >>> later, new look after a major makeover. woman: i' presentations, gave up my nights for. (music' s drums intensify) but days like this, i' ll never forget. get out there, in the 2016 ford escape. able. this is my fight song take back my life song (music) your cough, it's just a cough. you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief rs. new robitussin 12 hour cough relief. because it's never just a

reporting from the nfl owners meeting in houston, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> christin will be in houston for the meetings today and tomorrow. you can see her live reports on the progress beginning tonight at 5:00. >>> and taking a live look outside from high atop the transamerica pyramid looking towards the bay bridge, a beautiful shot there, mostly sunny but the cloud are beginning to come n jaws saysrying a every rain is on the way. >> that's right. we are increasing those cloud and we'll be increasing our rain chances as we move on throughout this week. right now hi-def doppler is dry. this is the calm before the storm as we have been saying all morning. cliche but true. notice futurecast shows us increasing cloud moving on in. and at the top of the screen there you see that is the front that's approaching will come in tonight likely passing through the bay area overnight tonight. futurecast shows scattered showers for the morning compute. the road will be slick. the heaviest rain however will pass through during the overnight hours. we'll see lingering showers throughout the first ha

that's amazing. >> reporter: and in houston, d.j. williams is all set to meet for the first time in his life blood relatives. three half-sisters. >> hi! >> reporter: d.j.'s first hug, and it's a long hug, goes to rose. >> it's so good to see you. >> hi. >> reporter: then katie, robert, and finally kirsten. for the first time since he was left alone, d.j. is in the arms of the biological family he never knew. >> what are you thinking? >> you look like our uncle john. >> yeah. >> reporter: amid the joy there is tension as well. because d.j. now has to tell them he was abandoned, left in a manger alone. >> i guess i should start with my story begins in texas. when i was about 5 days old, i was found in the nativity scene of st. anne's catholic church. i think that i was left there because that was the safest place that i could have been left at that time. so it was around christmas time. and i know that this information is a bit of a shock for you guys. this is the article that ran in "the houston post." i know this is a lot to take in.

his in houston to begin the process of selecting the next k- 9. he spent time at the houston k-9 academy to choose one of the animals trained there. it's a decision that can be overwhelming and very emotional. so houston k-9 officers will be there for support and that includes another officer who loft his k-9 because as davis claims the bond goes beyond that of an animal and his master. >> family member is the easiest way. they are 100% with you. i spend more time with them than i do with my family. i'm home with the family the partner is there with he. i go to work he's the only one that goes with me. so i'm with him all day. it's indescribable. partner are due back here in ohio tomorrow morning. look forward to meeting the new k-9. >> we certainly do. new details in the flint water investigation. >> the attorney general in michigan taps a former prosecutor and fbi agent to figure out how the water became so contaminated with lead. >>> parts of the east coast still trying to dig themselves out after more than 2 feet of snow fell in some major cit