when he wrote houston for help, houston asked him to come to new york to work a temporary assignment in the national naacp office. and in october of 1936, thurgood and buster left his crowded family home in baltimore for new york city. when thurgood and buster first arrived in new york, they stayed with relatives until they found a small apartment in harlem. they would now be alone and on their own for the very first time. inan office across town the naacp was still basking in the glow of their first victory integrating the university of maryland law school - which energized houston's education strategy and gave it momentum. marshall would now share a second floor office with houston to help him move it forward. jose anderson: for the first time in his career the full force of his intellectual ability was focused on destroying jim crow. how do we go about building the legal campaign. kimberle crenshaw: we're going to dream a possibiliy and we are going to do it with craft, we're going to strategize, we're going to do it with finesse, in these southern courtrooms. narrator: soon after

last night it wrapped up in houston against the rockets. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the high and low lights in this morning's sports. >> good morning everybody, the warriors saw the winning streak come to an end last night in houston. a game that may have been a preview of the western conference finals. he is pumped up on the left, rockets hit seven threes in the first quarter. 68% from the field. chris paul back to back. 40-28 houston after one. third quarter the dubs best period. plus the foul, chris paul against looney here, man of 1,000 moves, up and under. fourth quarter, draymond. they give him the three and knocks it down at 21 points. four minutes left, warriors up 1. rockets love their threes and it was houston down the stretch.

for example, in houston, widening the channel. houston is the biocity for a reason. it is built on a bayou. there is a project already shovel-ready. took $47 million complete it. that project was delayed, instead of completed in '15 or '16, it is delayed to later. if harvey was complete, thousands of homes would not have flooded. i recommended to city council, we cannot wait. let's go and borrow the money. we forwarded it on to the harris county board of engineers. that project is scheduled to start in march of 2018 in a few months. but that's after the fact. there are a number of other projects to expand bayous at capacity. shovel-ready. we need to take place. and quite frankly, the funding needs to come like yesterday. if that takes place, thousands of homes won have flooded. we know if there were detention basins for example put if place, shovel-ready, ready to go, hundreds of homes would not have flooded. so the city of houston began engineer work on detention basin, one of which would be big enough that would hold more water than the astrodome in the city of hou

i'd like to you to mayor turner of houston. elected in december of 2015 serving his first full year tomorrow as houston's 62nd 62nd mayor. since taking office mayor turner eliminated $160 million budget shortfall in record time and led the city's remarkable rebound from hurricane harvey. he made some very difficult and good decisions about evacuations. and anybody that has been in those roles understands the difficulty you have as a mayor or leader in making those decisions and i thought those decisions were based on fact and you did a great job and saved lives. he championed historic pension reform. chaired on the 2017 world series winning houston extras. go astros. i was an astro fan. raced on the louisiana-texas bored sore hewitt is a second home. host evidence successful super bowl and expanded municipal and led the winning bid to host the world petroleum congress in 2020. i want to opportunity over to mayor turner for comments. >> thank you, paul, and secretary duke, thank you so very much good to see you again, the other

soledad: so give me a sense of where houston is.e talking about a sort of a small part that's challenged, or do you feel like the entire city is really struggling right now and is being ignored? mayor turner: well, you know, we are rebuilding, and people are highly resilient. and it's not just the city of houston, but it is the region. there were about 300,000 units that were impacted in some form or fashion -- about 150,000 single-family homes, and the rest are in apartment units. there are still thousands of people, for example, who are in homes or waiting to go to their homes. -- homes that need to be repaired, or remediated, or rebuilt. soledad: so, do you feel like the money is coming in or is on its way in? and are you concerned that it's actually not going to come in? mayor turner: money has not come fast enough, and in not nearly in the amount. for example, they've already appropriated from the federal about $5 billion, but they're still working out rules between the state and the feds. those dollars -- we don't expect to st

Área metropolitana de houston.dentes de trÁnsito. al menos una familia perdiÓ tres integrantes, una madre y dos niÑos que estuvieron en un incendio en la casa mÓvil, al noroeste de lara metropolitana de houston. las autoridades han advertido a los residentes mantenerse fuera de las carreteras, sobre todo de las autopistas y de las rampasaltas, ya que allÍ se concentra gran acumulaciÓn de hielo. las autoridades han advertido que aunque el sol comienza a salir, el problema es queen las prÓximas horas de la noche van a volver a bajar las temperaturas y se registrarÍan mÁs congelaciones en diferentes zonas, sobre todo el Área metropolitana de houston. nos dirigimos allÍ para seguir reportando con el sistema invernal, tendremos informaciÓn en las ediciones de noticiero univisiÓn y en las redes sociales. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. javier: sin duda alguna, nadie mÁs recursivo que en momentos de extrema necesidad, no? carolina: aplica en estos tres casos en texas. mira cÓmo esta mujer y su acompaÑante li

houston put up 40 points in the first quarter.rry on the break turning it over leading to the chris paul three on the other end. cp3 finished with 43 points. and second quarter, draymond green burr boo riing the -- b y burying the three, but it did not last for long that one-point lead. and tucker in the corner, and this is good. houston leads a minute over and the rockets by three, and james harden with the stepback three. and oh, man, he is dirty. houston is 116-108, and snapping the warriors 14-game road winning streak. >>> than knox the wish make-a-wish foundation, there was a special guest hayden at the sharks' game. they got to see them tied up 1-1 and on the rebound tomas huertl with the goal. but the biggest winner was hayden, of course o. been talkit of an airplane for >>> well ax california man sas s he has been talking about jumping out of an airplane for year, and he finally went sky diving this weekend. you may think it is no big deal, but he did it for his birthday, his 90th birthday. he says that he was inspired by

get it yeah i'm using only true and i tapped by whitney houston as allman background design i just use then based on the los angeles could talk about my english because i wanted to make music and i found that so many opportunities in houston. often music honest i'm a good sister read out michael jackson music oh yes i did lots of musicals but the biggest one i did was with michael jackson who was the producer and musical and it was based on the musical cinderella and so it was great all the music was under the influence of michael jackson the give us law was the best off with us to include burns fat us up soviet. oh my goodness i was under the age and my mother was not very happy with my father because i was singing in my father's club and i had to been maybe twelve. schools ok but that's traditionally club distrust and to go back. and plan b. yes it was yeah there was a plan b. i went to university i studied criminal justice that was a plan b. but even while i was in school in the night i sing in clubs ok so you know what my grades look like. they live on they get times on the custome

houston isikely to get about half of that. pe u.s.se of representatives alsed an $81 billion disaster aid bill in december. assuming the senate passes that measure, houston will get a rtrtion of that as well, along with florida and prico. but for white the help is not coming fast enough. >> i'm struggling because i can't get the assistance i need from fema. and they are not coming across with the help that i was expecting them to give us. >> but we have to manage their expectations of what the federal government can do. >> sreenivasan: kevin hannes is fema's point person err harvey recefforts. he says there are about 365,000 people registered with fema and so far, the agency has distributed $1.5 billion in grants-- not including insurance payments or loans. hat's an average grant o about $4,000. now many have received more. some have received less. but it's really that seed monit to get starttheir work their recovery. >> sreenivasan: jackie white is trying to use the money she gotf froma to get her life back to normal but it isn't eas

consecutive road wins in houston. golden state will try to extend their 14 game winning streak against the rocket. watch the game right here on abc7. tip-off at the toyota center is at 5:30 p.m. then stick around for toyota after the game with larry beil and mike shumann andn houston and the studio has analysis at 8:00 p.m. >> giants fan fest is three weeks away at at&t park. yesterday the team formally introduced their new third baseman. here's larry beil with the highlights in this modern's sports report. >> good morning, the dreams of january carlo and ohtani turned into the reality of longoria and mchutchin. giants introduced their new third baseman, evan longoria yesterday. he will wear number 10. it was a three time all-star in ten seasons with tampa bay. the giants acquired him via trade last month. he looked at the giants body of work in the past decade. he sees a team with a winning

- in methodist hospital. - methodist hospital, pardon me, in houston, and you grew up in houston and around houston, and you still live in the-- - still live here, still live right where i grew up. yeah, i know it's, i've been keeping an eye on the, and been on the phone all day back home. lots of folks are underwater, where we are in north harris county, we're on high enough ground that we're okay, but things are really wet. - i thought we could talk about houston just to send positive vibes their way because you had so much of your life, as we said, there and who you are is in some respects, like all of us, a by-product of where you were and how you grew up. - yeah, i think that's true. so, what was it about that community that you remember the best when you were in houston as a kid growing up? - oh, gosh, well, you know, just my parents and my family, and that's, i've always, i've lived in our family home, property that's been in our family since the early 1850s. and so my immediate family, my mom and dad, my extended family, the history of our family there, it's all meant somethi

live in houston with a preview right now. shu?> reporter: all right, larry, we're live at the toyota center. ten-day, five-game road trip for the warriors. one of the longest this year. boy, you could tell they were tired today in the shoot-around earlier today. warriors won seven straight here against houston at the toyota center, and the two teams are split this year, winning on each other's home court. it will be an interesting match-up. you talked about the 15-game franchise record-setting road win streak going on here tonight, and it should be andrew saying it today in the shoot-around. i talked with steve kerr and steph curry about why is this team so good on the road? >> i don't think anything rattles us, that's the biggest thing, i mean. every arena is a hostile environment, but at the end of the day we know we control on the floor and the way that we go about winning and meticulous, if you will. we have a set way and we try to do that, you know, to the best of our ability every night. >> at home this year, we've relaxed q

esa menor se encuentra en estos momentos viviendo con otros familiares en houston.e decision fue extremadamente dificil pero agrego que fue lo mejor debido a las circunstancias y las acusaciones criminales pendientes. finalizo diciendo que ella - es decir sini - quiere lo mejor para su hija. ademas resalto que con esta decision queda abierta la posibilidad de que en el futuro pueda ver a la niÑa bajo visitas supervisadas. la decision tomada por los mathews ademas significa que ahora la familia de sini, quien cuida a la hermana de sherin, tiene la opcion de adoptarla o darla en adopcion. todo esto se da en medio de la investigacion de la muerte de sherin mathews encontrada despues de dos semanas de su desaparicion en un drenaje. como recordara, su padre adoptivo, wesley mathews, enfrenta cargos por homicidio capital entre otras acusaciones.. su madre, sini, tiene cargos en su contra por abandonar y poner en peligro a la menor. este es un caso que sigue dando de que hablar y por supuesto seguiremos monitoreando los desarrollos.. ---autoridades en carolina del norte, i

this is the orthodox synagogue as i mentioned in houston that i visited after harvey. i saw it first-hand and as i said i have that discussion with the rabbi. the other issue we have to address mr. president is another issue that has been held hostage by this unrelated immigration issue known as daca as everybody is heard so much about now. in conversations regarding the budget caps and these are the spending levels for this current fiscal year. the fiscal year of the united states governmentov last from october the first to september the 31st but we are already well into the fiscal year. we are in january. we all have continuing resolutions because the spending caps have not been agreed to and we all know why i fight now, because her democratic colleagues refused to age to the spendi caps to get a spending bill that funds the military and the rest of governmentnt until they get a solution for the daca issue. that's another hostage that has been taken. i am really worried about the impact on our military because we are in no or military is in dire straits when it comes

but the first episode being houston. >> houston, texas. >> it's not necessarily about the place but the people. >> i want to change your idea of what travel destination is, because a lot people, houston, texas is the most diverse place. there is no majority there. you feel that in the food, the art, the architecture. it is the number one refugee city in the united states and plays out in wonderful ways that as a part of. it's not just that i got access to it. you will get there and have the same access. >> we'll put it on our travel map for 2018. >> please do. >> check out places to love on your pbs station. you're watching "world news now." >> and go to belize. >> it's okay. lyrics: thing's are gonna get lyricseasier.o child lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine peop

en houston estÁ marlene guzmán para hablarnos de los estragos que el clima estÁ causando en esa ciudade sato detrÁs de un contenedor de basura en la cuadra 6700 de la calle telephone. >> tenemos a una persona que ha fallecido a causa del frÍo. eso pasÓ en el sur de la ciudad. marlene: para evitar mÁs fallecimientos por hipotermia, la cruzÓ y la ciudad de heston han habilitado siete refugios temporales. " nuestro enfoque tambiÉn estÁ con los desamparados las personas de la tercera edad, las que estÁn discapacitadas, comunidades de bajos recursos yy familias que fueron afectadas el huracÁn harvey", dijo el alcalde de houston. por otra parte a pesar del cierre de la mayorÍa de las avenidas, carreteras y autopistas principales, han reportado un incremento significativo en el nÚmero de accidentes vehiculares. >> en las Últimas 12 horas hemos tenido mÁs de tres cientos accidentes de automÓviles. es importante que la comunidad sepa que en esta fase nno deben estar manejando. >> hemos tenido 20 llamadas de incendios. seis han sido significantes, desde medianoche. hemos tenido dos llamadas de m

i looked at houston and the county's impacted in florida.or houston it's estimated that it's going to cost up to $200 million for the debris removal. in florida, the counties that have been impacted they are looking at debris removal to take up to 4-6 weeks. that gives you the idea of these challenges these areas are facing. the next plan is no. 6 which is the healthcare and human update. many of you are involved with that plan and i thank you for your participation on that. this focus on emergency shelters, emergency feeding and health and human services we are providing help to address the needs of unaccompanied minors and foster children and needs like that. the other area we are going to include in this plan which is something new is our mass care recovery. we are going to now start talking about a shelter transition task force and when we get to the end how we are going to transition out of that disaster case management and will also talk about housing meteorology and financial programs to the survivors. right know we did yellow command

primer discurso del estado de la unión no es un problema de partido sino de todos dijo el alcalde de houstonco que tiene el país >> un poder económico que según el centro se reduciría con la deportación de los soñadores esto en los próximos diseños texas igual que carolina del norte perdería $2,000,000,000 anualmente dice la cámara de comercio más de 180 soñadores generan millones de dólares al año, ésta ser una lucha difícil viviendo en un estadpoesía donde no se retira de cualquier plan que sea una ayuda para inmigrantes indocumentados >> aunque no tenemos el apoyo del gobernador se reunió con nosotros para pedir al congreso una reforma les hacen >> teléfono cuente ocho responde recibió la denuncia de un televidente que busca un vehículo y lo encontró en internet, pero la alegría le duró poco porque todo resulto ser una estafa >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> la oferta la encontró en una página pero le pidieron la transacción por ebay >> feminista toyota por $10,500 una oferta que le parece perfecta >> mire la camioneta y el número y empezamos a mandar mensajes >> primer mensaje decía mi mamá está en el

last night it wrapped up in houston against the rockets.ry beil has the high and low lights in this morning's sports. >> good morning everybody, the warriors saw the winning streak come to an end last night in houston. a game that may have been a preview of the western conference finals. he is pumped up on the left, rockets hit seven threes in the first quarter. 68% from the field. chris paul back to back. 40-28 houston after one. third quarter the dubs best period. plus the foul, chris paul against looney here, man of 1,000 moves, up and under. fourth quarter, draymond. they give him the three and knocks it down at 21 points. four minutes left, warriors up 1. rockets love their threes and it was houston down the stretch. james harden, skiller three. rockets one 116-108. >> the warriors streak ends at 14 games which ties the franchise record. when you are away and play games, fatigue has to be a factor. >> too many turn overs, 19 is too many. if you do that, it is hard to get out of transition. >> i felt like we were in control early in the

houston won the season opener at oracle.t 14 regular season matchups and seven straight in houston. james hardin? not impressed. >> james, is there any more significance to playing golden state compared to other games. >> no. >> the fact they have got this winning streak in this building, is there some significance of trying to -- >> none of that matters. >> saturday night, primetime, los angeleser stage, does that bring out any -- >> nope. >> thanks for sharing your feelings, james. >>> college hoops, stanford women trild by as many as 12 to usc. mcphee with 10 of her 12 in the fourth. 55-59, cardinal. they won six of seven, cal lost to ucla. >>> patriots quarterback tom brady listed as questionable for sunday's afc championship game with jacksonville because of a mysterious hand injury. nobody is certain how you hurt it or what the injury is. and brady added intrigue by showing up wearing dwlofs and dodging questions. >> how is your hand? >> i'm not talking about it. >> are you going to throw any footballs today. i'm not t

highways were flooded, thousands of homes were gutted like beaumont and houston have not returned to normal shops and businesses remain closed houses are renovated or rebuilt but because is one -- of sky mom -- size and scope of renovation it is hard to find paul to rebuild but in rockport harvey made landfall with 150 mile-per-hour wind with a 13-foot storm surge. as of the end of december 284 families still did not have permanent housing summer living in tents. the mayor said 70% of businesses in rockport remain closed. 70% according to fema 130 so badly damaged it will be impossible to rebuild. think of this was your hometown and one third of your hometown is so bad it cannot be rebuilt 70% of the businesses are closed and have not reopened and think of how you would feel. over in oasis county that includes corpus christi officials are frustrated they haven't received temporary housing assistance that they need. and although fema continues to use the full extent of its resources to help some people but for various reasons many are still living in motels or tents. completely unacce

houston wins 116-108.4-game road winning streak. >>> thanks to the make a wish foundation the sharks hosted haden bradley this weekend. he spent friday with the team and was on the ice at the tank. haden got to see the sharks win, too. third period tied at one on the rebound hurdle lights up the lamp. san jose wins 2-1 the final. >>> but the biggest winner of course was haden bradley. he is awesome. that's it for sports, more news after the break. you can get... ...more adventure, more woo-hoo! more magic. and more happy. and now you can stay steps away from the magic for less. save up to 25% on select rooms at a disneyland resort hotel. so now's the time to get more happy! federal government >>> welcome back. as we've been telling you throughout this newscast the federal government shutdown is now in place after contentious negotiations between democrats and republicans, the two sides failed to produce a continuing resolution to maintain operations until an agreement on a comprehensive budget agreement. t

houston.oston is 1 degree warmer than houston, texas, this morning. in the heart of winter, that doesn't happen very often. 19 in new york and 7 in pittsburgh. you get the idea. it's cold everywhere. but here is the good thing. it's going to be clear. the winds will be light and this afternoon with the sunshine, we'll head up into the 40s throughout the southeast. so we'll start doing some of the snow melt. the roads will clear out. north carolina, of course, we'll probably start doing that cycle where you melt and refreeze later at night. 34 in in new york and 34 in boston is not bad. but the real warmth is in the middle of the country. denver is at 60. this had is spring break weather in minneapolis. they'll be 37. then it's 40 in the northern plains friday. look at d.c., guys, 50 degrees for your friday afternoon. so it's on its way and it will stay with us through the weekend. >> the moral of this story, hang in there for a couple more hours. >> but if you decide to get away from the cold

houston --cance of embraced anduch sustained. the legal struggle forwards in the embraced and sustained. the legal struggle forwards in the courts under the radar -- the courthouse is so important. robert talked about the court as robert talked about the court as a theater, where african-americans would come into these spaces, like jackson embraced andwatch him interrogate the superintendent. these spaces that facilitated this kind of activity was foundational to what followed. this bridgegard, from the work they did in the 1930's and 1940's. clarendon county was a community that responder to the efforts of houston. thurgood marshall took over as director of the legal effort. someone who teaches in south carolina -- clarendon county is so important. it was the first case tried in a serious cases -- series of cases that comprised brown. it came out is a majority poor black community. for these families to go into court and make demands for their children really risked everything. everyone lost their livelihoods. and you risked you

. >> vamos a houston con una ordenanza que algunos dicen criminaliza a los miles de desamparados en esa edad es uno de los cerca de 5000 indigentes que levantan campamento cada noche en texas para protegerse de las bajas temperaturas mientras duermen, acto por el que pueden ser castigados por la ley. >> ojalÁ los frÍos se puedan contener con la ropa que tenemos. >> lleva tres aÑos viviendo en la calle. >> la decisiÓn que tomo la corte federal no es bien para nosotros. >> la demanda presentada por la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles para detener una ordenanza de la ciudad para castigar indigentes un juez indicÓ que la ley debe entrar en vigor por lo que piden a la gente acudir a los albergues lo que es muy difÍcil para algunos indigentes. >> como nos dice el director de uno de estos centros muchos prefieren soportar el frÍo que verse obligados a seguir las reglas establecidas. >> si se meten adentro y ven cÓmo lo tratan a uno es mejor decir que te metan a la prisiÓn. >> el alcalde de la ciudad de houston ha dicho que este tipo de campamentos se ha duplicado pero con ello tambiÉn el

warriors in moments at the houston rockets.do, we will have moving picture on the late show. >>> we have first place on the line. that is stanford coach. looks like he is calling a play hosting arizona. lets see if it worked. oh, corner pocket 3. a second half 11-0 run put them in command. arizona, they don't lose to stanford. 15-straight wins coming in. 1-point cats lead late. stanford down 2 had a chance to get this one. he got a good look and -- no sir. 14th ranked a arizona escaped. 73-72 winner. cats took sole possession of first in the conference. >>> nfl. there is a new sheriff in town. tennessee titans have named houston texas defensive coordinator mike as their head coach. he was a three time super bowl champion as linebacker for the patriots. >>> tomorrow if you see a lot of this, leonard touchdowns, jacksonville will be afc champions. they got even. if he pulls this off he may be labeled a genius all move everywhere. >> [ inaudible question ] >> no. come on, no. you know what? you need to make sure that my wife and k

chris paul, back to back, 40-28, houston after one. w's best period all season long. kevin durant loses a shoe, feeds green, and the foul. chris paul against loony here. man of a thousand moves. up and under. fourth quarter, draymond, they give him the three. knocks it down. 11 points. warriors up one. tj tucker, rockets love the threes. and it was houston down the stretch. james harden, killer three against stef. rockets win it 116-108. mike shumann at the toyota center. >> the win streak on the road ends at 14 games which ties a franchise record. when away from home for ten days and play five games, fatigue has to be a factor. >> we foul too much, too many turnovers. 19 is too many. and we do those with two things it's hard to get out in transition, hard to move the ball. >> i felt like we were in control early in the fourth and then we did not play a smart game overall and we didn't play smart fourth quarter and that's a good team. >> i showed up for game five, call me jinx. that's pretty good. we got to watch out for you next time.

taking on the rockets in houston...rapping up a five game road trip steph curry taking james harden... playing his second game since returning from injury warriors playing very sloppy in the first half curry loses the ball... rockets go the other way chris paul hits a three... finished with 33 points, 11 rebounds, 7 assist houston up 58-65 at the break second half different story curry... big three to start the rally in the third had 19 points nick young off the bench hits the jumper makes a one-point game game tied in the fourth... draymond green hits back to back threes warriors up 99-96 kevin durant makes a big shot... finished with 26 points but the beard had the last laugh... harden pulls up in front of steph houston hangs on to win 116-108 (jr stone) that was sports... we'll be right back. you can get... ...more adventure, more woo-hoo! more magic. and more happy. and now you can stay steps away from the magic for less. save up to 25% on select rooms at a disneyland resort hotel. so now's the time to get more happ

the troop has performances in houston, seattle and las vegas. if you would like to help them with a donation, we will have a link to their facebook page on abc7news.com. >>> they are terrific. >>> an injured turtle found remains at the humane society. >> the shell can be restored. the turtle is getting pain medicine, anti biotics and she is a western palm turtle and probably not a pet. >>> governor brown announced a plan to put 5 million zero emissions car on the road. and 200 hydrogen fueling stations. the spending needs legislative approval. >>> a dutch designer has come up with a small vacuum cleaner, sucking in smog from the top and releases air through vents. can clean more than 30,000 cubic meters of air every hour. the tower has been on display and eventually comes to los angeles. >>> no smog here. i mean that is not the issue. crystal clear and beautiful day. >> we hit the weekend, may be a while before we hit rain. >> that is right. i looked at the short-term and long-term models and we will have to wait until february 10th or the 11th.

madrugada de esta vivienda ubicada sobre la cuadra 700 de la calle fawn drive esto al noreste de houston se despertaron al nuevo aÑo con la noticia. segun la policia ese matrimonio regreso a casa de una reunion familiar para celebrar el fin de aÑo la cual termino con una pelea entre dos hermanos...uno de ellos vivia con su familia en la casa y el otro lo siguio y al llegar trato de ingresar a la vivienda utilizando un arma letal. - el otro hermano y dueÑo de la casa saco una pistola y le disparo matandolo en la escena. - detectives dicen que el alcohol pudo haber sido un factor en el incidente. sin embargo, todo apunta a que los dos hermanos tenian un historial conflictivo entre ellos. el dueÑo de la casa espero a que la polica llegara para que dieran comienzo con la investigacion. la cual dicen continua pero sin ningun arresto ya que todo dio comienzo con un ilegal allanamiento de morada por parte de la victima mortal en el caso. --un hotel se preparaba para --un hotel se preparaba para celebar su fiesta de fin de aÑo cuando oficiales de polica detuvieron a uno de sus huespedes que tena

titans, their season, we were there week one, they took on oakland in nashville and got blown out by houston and

se espera que houston sienta mÁs frÍo que nueva york con temperaturas que rondan los 25 °f.pi, pennsylvania, virginia experimentarÁn temperaturas Árticas. regularmente, en texas hay temperaturas en 60°. estÁ más frÍo que en washington, nueva york y boston. >> dicen que la gripe estÁ considerada como una epidemia en el paÍs en la medida que aumenta el nÚmero de

there have been 500 flights canceled to the two airports in houston today.that way, i think you will probably be delayed. for us, we had he weak system go by. is not much of it left. a couple one hundredths in the mix but i think there's more cloud cover than anything else. 50s for most of the temperatures. upper 40s in brentwood and fairfield. 40s for concord pavilion. low 50s, everyone is close. 51 in pinal. el cerrito, 55. that slight easterly component -- does not much there. the cloud cover is streaming across. the pattern is about to change but not until thursday when a colder system drops in. that will bring us much rain but it will bring lower snow levels. much colder and even a lower snow level as we go into sunday and monday. >> okay. there were a few rocks showing after new year's up there. they could use more snow. >> they will get some. >>> 5:45 am. a family of four and san joaquin county in stock did is now a family of nine. they welcome their quintuplets. >> the husband and wife now have seven children and they are all under three years old. p

houston won the season opener at oracle.12 of their last 14 regular season matchups, seven straight in houston. james hardin? not impressed. >> james is there any more significance to playing golden state than others games. >> no. >> the fact that they have a winning streak in this building, is there some significance -- >> none of that matters. it's saturday night. primetime. >> nope. >> thanks for sharing your feelings, james. college hoops. stanford women trailed by as many as 12 to usc in the third. came all the way back. brittany mcphee. cardinal won six of seven while cal lost to ucla. >>> playoff football. patriots quarterback tom brady listed as questionable for sunday's afc championship game with jacksonville because of a mysterious hand injury. nobody is certain how he hurt it or what the injury is. and brady add intrigue by showing up wearing gloves and dodging questions. >> how is your hand? >> i'm not talking about it. >> are you going to low any footballs today? >> i'm not talking about that. >> tom, why are yo

clarendon county was a community that responded to the efforts of houston.urgood marshall took over as director of the legal effort. someone who teaches in south carolina -- clarendon county is so important. it was the first case tried in a series of cases that comprised brown. it came out of a black belt county. very poor, majority black. for these families to go into court and make demands for their children really risked everything. everyone lost their livelihoods. and you risked your lives as well. it was a great scene, as thurgood marshall describes, outside the federal courthouse in charleston. a beautiful building, still there, where they are trying the briggs case. this is in 1951. they arrive in the morning -- i wish i had a slide of this beautiful courthouse. lawyers arrived, and 500 people are lined up down the stairs, out and around the courtroom building. this is the end of may. they stood there all day while the lawyers trying to their case. they acted as a human telegraph. the lawyer made a good point, it would travel out of the group. marshal

seguro . >> para evitar que los hijos y nietos se expongan al peligro tiene que viajar sola hasta houstonidente los protestantes entraron a un hotel donde hicieron saqueos . >> la oposición dice que las elecciones fueron fraudulentas. > > llegó el momento de conocer el tiempo en la bahía vamos con lucrecia ¿cómo t?. >> preparándonos porque mañana podríamos tener temperaturas en los 70, acá las temperaturas de 50 grados y san francisco marca en los 52 grados por otra parte napa en los 50 grados y 47 para livermore y el resto de los valles . >> mañana condiciones similares nubosidad pero las máximas en 70 grados y así con cielos que se aclran pero luego vemos algo de nubosidad durante hora de la noche . >> para próximos días en la bahía, condiciones secas con nubosidad al día lunes pero mire la diferencia de 8 grados se viene abajo y en la peninsula condiciones similares y un grado de diferencia el martes y la nubosidad se siente en el día lunes que podría tener áreas aisladas así que se inicia semana laboral en el este de la bahía así con un termómetro de 58 grados del día lunes, pero lleg

hoy en houston se dio por finalizado una gira de dos semanas.encia en fl. con duelos atractivos. sobre todo hablando de los patriotas de nueva inglaterra que durante la semana tom brady no entrenó al 100% y recibirán a los jaguars. en la conferencia nacional duelo entre los eagles vs vikins. y por supuesto el clásico capitalino entre pumas y américas . >>> vamos a una pausa y volvemos . y es que este residente del su de california decidio celebrar su cumpleanos numero 90 saltando de un avion en paracaidas... dice que esto >>>si usted es residente del sur de california. decide celebrar su cumpleaños 90 saltando de un paracaídas. siempre lo quiso hacer . >>> quiso ser paracaidista durante la guerra y tuvo que esperar hasta ahora. dijo que se sintió por un momento más cerca de su esposa que falleció el año pasado . >>> dice que su esposa quería saltar con él, lo habían planeado así que él decidió hacerlo recordándola. >>> la verdad es que nunca es tarde para cumplir los sueños . >>> aquí está la prueba . >>> que valiente y bien por él. >>> con esto

justamente desde houston, texas.sperando mÁs informaciÓn del gobierno federal. sabemos que tenemos una llamada, nos van a dar mÁs informaciÓn en unos minutos, a las 11:00 de la maÑana. obviamente el washington post ya sacÓ la noticia de que el tps termina para los salvadoreÑos. recalcamos que era agencia asociada a dicho que no hay una decisiÓn oficial, que no serÁ anunciado una decisiÓn oficial, asÍ que esperamos estos detalles. cabe recalcar que en una entrevista a la agencia asociada, la ap, la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo que no se puede extender y y otra vez por aquÍ y por allÁ el tps. que esa no serÍa una soluciÓn. te cuento lo que va a pasar a que la capital. nos estÁn diciendo que en estos momentos inmigrantes estÁn yendo a la casa blanca, se espera una protesta al mediodÍa. hay varias personas que estÁn yendo en buses hacia allÁ. nosotros vamos a ir para traer esas imÁgenes y mucha gente que está preocupada por esta noticia su futuro estÁ muy incierto por otro lado tambiÉn hay una conferencia de pre

she was accepted at the university of houston. she received multiple awards while in college including the excellence in leadership and mentoring award. the american society of plant biology award for outstanding research and the outstanding biology leadership award. the summer after her freshman year, she was offered a great research opportunity through the national science foundation. because of daca, is allowed to work legally in the united states and she was able to pursue this important research. that opportunity was in research in california. this is where evelyn fell in love with ecology and plants. she graduated magna -- today, she is a second-year phd student at the university of california irvine. and in the department of ecology and evolutionary biology. she is researching the effects of liclimate change while the interaction of plants and soil. her dream is to continue her research as a scientist and become an advocate for strategies to mitigate comic change. in teseptember the american association for the advancement

i quote from the houston chronicle. without the ability to write line item expenditures, our local delegation and city advocates have been forced to craft legislative language that, they hope, will instruct executive agencies to prioritize houston flood infrastructure. in other words, doing indirectly what we say you cannot do directly. that becomes less available for the public review. without specific directed spending, it is ultimately up to the executive branch, which everybody has noted, in washington, to decide which projects had funding. let me suggest that also as another perverse. it estranges us further from our districts. and therefore, undermines the confidence the american people have in that we are paying attention to them. to a school need. to a bridge need. to a street need. to a dredging need. to a sewer correction need. whatever that need may be, if the public doesn't think that they're represented in congress, to whom they send a lot of money to washington, cannot apply any of that money to needs that

the troop has performances in houston, seattle and las vegas. if you would like to help them with a donation, we will have a link to their facebook page on abc7news.com. >>> they are terrific. >>> an injured turtle found remains at the humane society. >> the shell can be restored. the turtle is getting pain medicine, anti biotics and she is a western palm turtle and probably not a pet. >>> governor brown announced a plan to put 5 million zero emissions car on the road. and 200 hydrogen fueling stations. the spending needs legislative approval. >>> a dutch designer has come up with a small vacuum cleaner, sucking in smog from the top and releases air through vents. can clean more than 30,000 cubic meters of air every hour. the tower has been on display and eventually comes to los angeles. >>> no smog here. i mean that is not the issue. crystal clear and beautiful day. >> we hit the weekend, may be a while before we hit rain. >> that is right. i looked at the short-term and long-term models and we will have to wait until february 10th or the 11th.

. >>> next tonight, the new year's eve scare unfolding in houston. a hotel guest arrested, an arsenal seized, and authorities revealing new details. here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: tonight, police and s.w.a.t. teams in houston on alert after a scare inside a hotel hosting one of the biggest new year's celebrations. >> officer urgent, it's gonna be 1200 louisiana at the hyatt regency number five. >> reporter: early this morning hotel security noticing 49-year-old russell ziemba in the lobby allegedly drunk, acting belligerent. police called for backup discovering several weapons in his hotel room including an ar-15. >> they arrested the suspect and found the suspect to have several guns inside of his room. >> reporter: the incident coming just hours before the hotel welcomes 2,000 guests to a massive new year's eve party. that party taking place in the lobby, where the atrium outside guest rooms provides a clear view of the crowd below. >> after las vegas, anything that has the hint of a potential mass shooting, particularly in a hotel, is going t

we have seen police officers in los angeles and in houston come forward saying we are really worried about the public safety ramifications of punch the immigration enforcement. i spoke to a city attorney in denver who said 13 immigrant women have come forward to say can i no longer proceed with my case. i will revoke my wish to either get a protective order to bring myself to the courthouse where ice has been appearing oftentimes. >> that has been one of the tactics increased in the recent past is secretaries ultly much d they are camping out. >> we have seen that in new york, we have seen 100 percent increase in the presence of ice and isa rests happening in courthouses or right outside of them within the administration comes back to the same point which is listen we're just trying tone force these rules under the obama administration some of these were not enforced. but at the same time president obama has called the reporter in chief soshts' not just since the trump administration but some of these patterns are you pointing out have been going on for a few years. >> i think that i

warriors in houston to face the rockets. kevin durant and james harden out with injuries. steve kerr and golden state were looking for their ninth straight road win. --the splash brothers were doing it like old times steph curry pulls up a three... 49-48 warriors --just before halftime -- klay thompson beats the buzzer to make a triple... houston went into the break up 63-62 --draymond green had a big night too... off the screen... lays it in... finished with a triple double (green: 17 pts, 14 reb, 10 ast) --rockets wouldn't go away -- in the fourth... gerald green shakes off curry... makes the corner three... (scored 29 pts off the bench for houston) --but klay and steph take care of business late in the game thompson... off the miss... charges up and loads again for another three (thompson: 28 pts, 6-9 3pt, 3 reb, 4 ast) --curry didn't have a game winner tonight ... but he ices the game (curry: 29 pts, 9 reb, 5 ast) warriors win 124-114 they'll wrap up their 3-game road trip against the clippers saturday night the university of texas is 3 million dollars richer and it's