>> those thoughts were in her head for weeks before. >> everybody loved houston johnson. >> houston was very charismatic. >> he, you know, lived life to the fullest. >> maybe that's why on a summer home from college, mandy tomshaw met and fell in love with houston. >> we had a very fun relationship. >> i always felt really secure with him. >> they had a son, kyle. eight months later, they split but remained close. >> houston and i ended up being best friends and a love for kyle and that bounded us together. >> then several years and girlfriends later, houston met kaylie whitehall. >> kaylie runs. >> kaylie runs. what? >> everything she wants. what? everything. my first impression of kaylie was negative, because she walked in with a can of alcohol in her hand. i mean, who does that when you go meet your boyfriend's family? >> i did not approve of her. from what he had told me, the bowling green, kentucky couple had been off and on again for three and a half years, and their last fight was a big one. >> a kick her out. i'm moving o, big one. houston even enlisted the help of his best frie

houston smith. >> welcome to mosaic. >> welcome to mosaic. we have a real treasure and treat for you. dr. houston smith is with us, a resident of berkeley, long time scholar, author of the standard textbook on the world's religions. for three decades students and people who have an interest in religion have been reading dr. smith's book. he has revised it and has come to talk about it. welcome. >> thank you. >> it's truly, truly a joy to have you. let's begin by talking about the book you wrote three and a half, nearly four decades ago. tell us about it. >> well, let me start a little before that namely with my birth which was in china of missionary parent. in a way you can almost say that this book was in my genes. because here i was nurtured in a christian home but we were the only westerners in the town. and all of my contacts were indigenous religion of confucianism, folkism. one can say this might be seen as blossoming of the way that i came into the world. >> what part of china? >> inland rural, 70 miles from shanghai. >> what time peri

. >> houston. good morning. and we're looking forward to our last day on orbit with you. >> back to houston and it's kind of a mixed emotion that we get ready to come home but there's enough fond memories to last us for a lifetime y wife, laura was on the shuttle. >> she was a scientist, primarily involved with life sciences ryan clark is working on growing prostate cancer cells in the bioreactor one day during the mission i was reviewing the notes and then here's this foam issue during launch, a large piece of foam had come off the external tank and impacted the left wing. and my colleague had this discussion of, hey, you can use a family conference to talk to laurel and find out what she knew you got to remember the hat you're wearing as your flight surgeon hat, not your family hat it would have broken protocol for me to bring up an issue to a crew member. even though it's my wife rocking it. >> but torturing your god i'm going to be home soon. you're going to come down to florida? they'll go with me when i wr

columbia, houston, you guys did so good. we're going to let you stay up there for a couple of your go for on orbit. aircraft. let's go for an orbit. this thing is just for fun. we just stay. roger, we agree with that. and columbia, houston, just for your information, you dropped those srb right on target and they were floating just the way they ought to be. and the boats were getting ready to fishermen and bring them back. okay. they arrived that they gave was pretty neat. the solid rocket boosters which separated the columbia as planned, 2 minutes, 11 seconds into the flight, landed target in the atlantic ocean, 151 miles downrange. the launch site, after being towed back to kennedy center. both boosters will be refurbished and used again in a future shuttle flight flight. the third and fourth arms burns are also successful raising columbia's orbit to an altitude of approximately 172 miles for the television transmission from inside the spacecraft. the will give a status report on the mission's the flight for higher as and

columbia, houston, you guys did so good. we're going to let you stay up there for a couple of your go for on orbit. aircraft. let's go for an orbit. this thing is just for fun. we just stay. roger, we agree with that. and columbia, houston, just for your information, you dropped those srb right on target and they were floating just the way they ought to be. and the boats were getting ready to fishermen and bring them back. okay. they arrived that they gave was pretty neat. the solid rocket boosters which separated the columbia as planned, 2 minutes, 11 seconds into the flight, landed target in the atlantic ocean, 151 miles downrange. the launch site, after being towed back to kennedy center. both boosters will be refurbished and used again in a future shuttle flight flight. the third and fourth arms burns are also successful raising columbia's orbit to an altitude of approximately 172 miles for the television transmission from inside the spacecraft. the will give a status report on the mission's the flight for higher as and

charlotteans -- houston ians. barriers to naturalization and access to public services create uncertainty for many despite their immense contributions to our city. in my home state of texas, state leadership is fighting to keep daca recipients, dreamers, from being able to pay for affordable care act insurance under the biden rule. they should not deny access to those brought here by children to health care and health insurance. houston's immigrant communities are not just part of our city, they are key part of what has made our city and nation truly great. let us honor their contributions, celebrate their achievements, and continue to build a city and nation where everyone, regardless of origin, has the opportunity to thrive. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock, for five minutes. mr. mcclintock: mr. speaker, our country is in dire fiscal straits. years of prove gocy under both parties are crushing our economy in the heav

uno de ellos se formo en el agua a 20 millas de houston. mas grande y hacia el oeste se reporto en la ciudad el campo. unos 10 millones de personas estan en zonas con avisos de tormentas peligrosas. edgar olivares, de telemundo houston tiene la ultima informacion. edgar buenas noches. >> buenas noches, nicole. d durante varias horas , el sureste de texas estuvo en vilo por varios avisos de tornados. fuertes lluvias. tambien descargas electricas y fuertes vientos. los residentes de houston se resguardaron donde pudieron y ahora las autoridades estan haciendo un recuento de danos. >> a va a empezar el tornado. ahi va a empezar el tornado. >> cuales son los gritos de automovilistas que captan el momento en el que un posible tornado pasa cerca de su ve vehiculo en la ciudad de el campo, texas, en la misma ciudad del condado walton. el fenomeno fue captado desde distintos angulos, imagenes similares de posibles tornados se registraron en dayton, en el condado liberty y lake houston en el condado de harris, causando panico entre las personas que

columbia houston. >> laura, you're loud and clear. on air to ground one. >> we're anxious to get going on 16 days. just packed full of science from many, many different disciplines. and we're thankful for all the hard work of the spacehab team the second day i drive in to work kind of euphoric because another launch another successful launch. >> you know, the flight director's office and and the mission control center in houston is working with them there. everything's good i walked into the analysis lab to start reviewing film from the launch. we started the film at the beginning we're watching this liftoff. you see the roll maneuvers? beautiful blue sky. we do the normal review, and we start pointing out all the things that we normally see and we got to 81 seconds, and then we see this object come off of the external tank area it moved down and then strike the vehicle and explode into a white cloud my reaction was, oh you're always blind me sunny side up. >> you'll always find me boris epshteyn don riddell we made it to the davante

in 1930, the houston defender was founded by cliffton f. richardson sr., and he was born after the vestiges of slavery in 1897 in marshall, texas. he learned the basics of journalism and printing during his studies at bishop college. today the proud tradition carries on through the c.e.o. who publishes it weekly and manages a vibrant online community. the houston forward times was founded in 1960 under the leadership of the late founder and publisher, julius p. carter. mr. carter, no relation, founded it as a means of uniting black houston to overcome the obstacles that were holding blacks in the shackles of second class citizenry. now their daughter, karen carter richards, carries the torch as c.e.o. and publisher. the houston sun founded in 1983 and was published by doris ellis who is still at the helm today. this community newspaper focuses on education and historical events of african-american communities. our legacy also continues with the more recently established journals, houston style magazine and demarz magazine. as houston's blac

in the book i read about the houston astrodome and its impact on houston and the impact of the stadium architecture, but the story of the astrodome that jumped out at me the most was the role it had in facilitating the desegregation of houston. it is built in the middle of the civil rights movement. it gets support from black voters and white voters, and it helps catalyze houston, and transformed houston society in the 1960s and 1970s. the question i asked myself is is that just a houston story or astrodome story or is it something bigger. clearly i decided there was a bigger detail about the american stadium. so basically what this book is about and what brought me to it is trying to understand its impact beyond the fact that it is a place that we typically associate with sport, sporting events and concerts. places of recreation and leisure only. right? but as i started doing research, it started with houston, but then it stadiums all across the country, it became clear to me that there was a bigger story to tell. but in fact the stadium has operated as america's public square. it is

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this one touching down 70 miles southwest of houston. a driver captures this stunning funnel on camera. officials say there's no major damage or injuries reported yet. northwest of dayton, texas, this reported twister spinning through fields. heavy rain and widespread flooding creating a post christmas travel challenge, snarling ground and air traffic across the dallas-ft. worth area. hundreds of flights delayed and canceled. today, millions are under severe storm risks in the southern plains. in the pacific northwest, communities bracing for wind, rain, and snowy conditions, as another atmospheric river takes aim at the region. some parts of the sierra saw eight inches of snow. crews clearing roads as holiday travelers return home. >> came in hard and fast actually. we had a lot of holiday traffic. >> reporter: and in northern california, where part of the santa cruz wharf plunged into the ocean, the restaurant is now sitting on the beach where onlookers turned it into a christmas day spectacle, taking selfies ahead of another high surf

and in that book i wrote about the houston astrodome and its impact on the evolution of houston and its impact on stadium architecture. but the story of the astrodome that jumped out to me the most, which i talked about in that book was the role it had in facilitating desegregate of houston, right? it's built the middle of the civil rights movement. it gets support from black voters and, white voters, and it helped catalyze houston and transform houston society in the 1960s and seventies. and so the question i asked myself was, well, it's not just a houston story. was that a national story or was this something bigger? clearly, i decided there something bigger to tell about the american stadium. and so basically what this book is about and what you know, what brought me to it is try to understand its impact beyond the fact that it's a place that we typically, with sport sporting events, concerts, right place for recreation and, leisure only. right. but as i started doing research, starting that houston work, but then the stadiums all across the country, it became clear to me there was a

this video just in tonight as severe storms hit near houston. heavy rain and wild winds smash the west coast. we'll show you the dangerous weather acro the u.s. also breaking tonight, the stowaway stopped as a plane was taxiing for takeoff. how flight crews found the latest delta passenger to manage to sneak through multiple layers of security. >> president-elect trump's immigration policy takes shape. we ask the incoming border czar for answers. will he bring back family detention? and the looming fight between the federal government and cities that don't want to deport people. >>> our investigation. doctors told this cancer patient she needed routine screening. why her health insurance declined it as her cancer got worse. >>> bird flu spreading. the deadly impact on big cats and now the pet food recall sparking alarm. >>> and the beyonce bowl. beyonce stunning in her hometown halftime show and the major hint she just dropped about what comes next. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm tom llamas in fo

i wrote about the houston astrodome and its impact on houston. the thing that jumped out to meet the most was the role it had in the segregating houston. it gets support from black and white voters and it helped catalyze houston. it transformed society in the 1960s and 70s. the question i asked myself is, is that just a houston story? is it something bigger? clearly, i decided there was something bigger to tell about the american stadium. basically what this book is about and what it brought me to is trying to understand its impact beyond the fact that it is a place that we associate with sporting events and concerts. ace -- a place for sports and leisure. there was a bigger story to tell, that in fact, the stadium operated as america's public square. it is a place we come together for all sorts of purposes. not just to see the astros and longhorns, but also to go to the democratic and republican national conventions. two-stage protests, to have religious events, having experienced that as a spectator and researcher, that there was a bigger story

asÍ viviÓ esta familia de potter heights a 40 millas de houston. despuÉs de unos minutos, se escucharon los Árboles que cayeron en la casa por segunda ocasiÓn en este aÑo, la naturaleza golpeÓ sin piedad a esta familia. >> en junio, el huracÁn beryl derribÓ un Árbol sobre su garaje y hoy, al mediodÍa, la historia se repitiÓ con la furia de los vientos espantosos. >> mi hermano mÁs chiquito fue para afuera porque querÍa ir a ver la lluvia y entrÓ espantado Él, que estaba bien oscuro y se miraba feo. y para cuando entrÓ se cayÓ, reventÓ las ventanas, arrancado de raÍz quedÓ este Árbol. >> y esto nos deja ver un poco la magnitud de la fuerza de los vientos que trajo esta tormenta. >> es mi carro de trabajo y pues ya me quedÉ sin nada. >> como quien dice, el auto de ella quedÓ destruido tras ser aplastado por un Árbol. >> y mÁs porque pues ahorita mi esposo acaba de fallecer hace cinco meses y me quedÉ sola con todos los gastos. >> incalculable es la destrucciÓn que dejÓ este potente tornado a su paso. esta casa mÓvil quedÓ volcada por la fuerza de los

but around houston, there is still a long way to go.power plant is responsible for 177 premature deaths. in a statement, the plant owner, nrg wrote we have a strict policy of complying with all environmental rules and regulations and are proud of our environmental record. >> whether you're a democrat or republican, you should be protected from all the environmental issues, but you're not because there is no justice out here for people. >> reporter: and she's concerned over the next four years, environmental regulation and enforcement will be harder to come by. come by. ♪today my friend you did it, you did it♪ pursue a better you with centrum. ♪♪ it's a small win toward taking charge of your health. ♪♪ so, this year, you can say... ♪you did it!♪ when a tough cough finds you on the go, a syrup would be... silly! woo! hey! try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪ >>> critics say president-elect trump's vow to deport mil

reported tornadoes on the ground across the houston metro area. dana griffin is covering it all for us tonight. dana, what more do we know about this dangerous weather? >> reporter: well, tom, we know late this afternoon several twisters caught on camera touching down in texas, and overnight another system expected to slam the pacific northwest bringing more rain and snow. >> that is insane. >> reporter: tonight, multiple reported tornadoes in texas. >> there it goes. >> reporter: this one touching down 70 miles southwest of houston. a driver captures this stunning funnel on camera. wharton county officials say there's no major damage or injuries reported yet. northwest of dayton, texas, this reported twister spinning through fields. >> it's right next to that highway post christmas travel . >> reporter: heavy rain and widespread flooding creating a post-christmas travel challenge, snarling ground and air traffic across the dallas-fort worth area. hundreds of flights delayed and canceled. today, millions are under severe storm risks in the souther

los warriors arriba y houston que falla su intento de tres puntos. la ultima carta maÑana juegan los rams. williams estÁ descartado. san francisco quiere mantener viva la esperanza. las Águilas del amÉrica harÁn su unido. el equipo de coapa tendrÁ a los rayados de monterrey. >> mi mÁximo respeto para el profe y un plantel con grandes jugadores. >> este partido comienza en la tarde. esto es todo el nos deportes. >> tenemos lluvias en los prÓximos dÍas. la lluvia se han movido dentro del Área de la bahÍa. en san francisco continÚa la precipitaciÓn intensa y tambiÉn vamos a tener el riesgo de manera alta. esperamos hasta se pies de altura. en los prÓximos dÍas la marea puede ser bastante alta. esperamos fuertes vientos de 18 22 pies de altura. tenga mucha precauciÓn y rachas de viento y serÁ una madrugada bastante ventosa. no se descarta la posibilidad de que en la lluvia nos den un descanso. el viernes ingresa una banda de ejecuciÓn. casi dos pulgadas hacia el norte y fuertes vientos. seguiremos monitoreando la situaciÓn. >> imÁgenes en vivo. vamos a l

she is in houston, all democrats run houston, they are progressive, but she is from texas, she understands voters don't like this. she is going after illegals, it wasn't just the criminal element, she is saying they are not welcome in the city of houston and going against her party by seeking the death penalty. the party is against capital murder. she is a democrat. >> steve: she said crime knows no party. >> brian: here is more. >> we based these decisions on the strength of the evidence and gruesomeness of this crime and yes, i've spoken with alexus, along with her fath er, the family is supportive of this move. the open borders have failed the american public, if the justice for jocelyn nungaray act, had been in effect, then it is likely that jocelyn nungaray would be alive today. these types of horrific crimes committed by illegal immigrants crossing our border have to stop. the family of jocelyn is in a position they never dreamed would happen to them and it is unfair for anybody with children to be subject to criminals committing horrific crimes that don't have to happen. if these fe

highs back in the 70s in atlanta by midweek and close to 80 for houston and orlando. but the warmth for the northeast is short lived. we'll stay warmer than average out west. linsey. >> linsey: winter weather in full effect in the northeast. thank you. >>> next tonight, growing support for president-elect trump's embattled cabinet picks. on saturday, trump attended the annual army-navy football game with tulsi gabbard and his defense secretary nominee pete hegseth. abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks has the latest. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump this weekend shoring up support for his embattled cabinet nominees. at the annual army navy football game. saluting during the national anthem. appearing with his defense secretary pick pete hegseth. hegseth denying allegations of sexual misconduct and finance mismanagement, seeming to make progress during meetings with republican senators ahead of confirmation hearings. >> four votes is all it's going to take to kill a nomination here. they should take pause. do the work. build a compelling case. pete

at least three tornadoes have been reported in the houston area.s comes as potentially severe thunderstorms move across texas, arkansas, and louisiana, conditions that could snarl post-christmas travel. cbs's kati weis is riding out the storms in texas tonight, but first let's check in with rob marciano, who is tracking this system. rob, what is the situation at this hour? >> reporter: well, jericka, it's been a rough afternoon, and it's only going to get more dangerous as nightfall comes, especially for southeast texas and louisiana. check out the radar. we've got the tornado watches are up, warnings that are ongoing, and that comma shape on the radar signature tells you just how dynamic the system is. a lot of that rain goes into arkansas, but most potent storms are from shreveport down to beaumont, texas. after midnight is when these things start to wind down a little bit, so the next 5-6 hours are going to be difficult. once in mississippi and alabama tomorrow it should be less extreme. in the west we've got another atmospheric river coming int

warriors with a wild ending in houston, steve kerr has fired up postgame.s you'll ever see, all the drama is on the way. >> all of that's ahead. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. >> jimmy thanks, dan and ama. you watch, i talk, everybody wins. >> what is your advice after hosting the oscars and winning an emmy for doing so? what? what is your advice? >> knock knock jokes. you know, nobody doesn't. the holidays. ♪ and holiday trips. ♪ and holiday toys. ♪ and holiday bonding. ♪ and it all comes together in a chevrolet. find your red tag and use your red tag bonus cash to get $7,250 total cash allowance on this silverado. chevrolet. together let's drive. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. to southern california. the franklin fire has now burned more than 4000 acres in southern california, and firefighters did gain a little ground on it today. cal fire says containment

but every time i came to houston, she was always there. it didn't matter whether it was a rodeo, a church event or anything. she was there. never met a stranger and pressed the case. and so for music, it's no really thing that she's not engaged in it. for a lot of us. when i grew up, they gospel station was the only black station we could listen to. and my community. and so i grew up clearly with that frame of reference. and so for you to honor her legacy by having this event, i compliment you for it. but every time i needed an adviser advice. now, the one thing i can say about my former colleague, she always had an opinion. whether you agree with the opinion or not, she had it. and one of my comments, i would tell her, i say, i love you. sick of so many of my colleagues. it's a well, i could go either way or i'm straddling a fence or a middle of the road. and i told sheila, sit down when somebody tell you that. tell them the only thing middle of the road is yellow paint and dead armadillos. and so that was kind of mantra she would say to

warriors with a wild ending in houston, steve kerr has fired up postgame. the drama is on the way. >> all of that's ahead. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. >> jimmy thanks, dan and ama. you watch, i talk, everybody wins. >> what is your advice after hosting the oscars and winning an emmy for doing so? what? what is your advice? >> knock knock jokes. you know, nobody doesn't. ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. to southern california. the franklin fire has now burned more than 4000 acres in southern california, and firefighters did gain a little ground on it today. cal fire says containment is at 7% tonight. thousands of people are evacuated as flames continue to threaten homes in malibu. firefighters did

those storms move to houston tonight. the storms and santa could wake you up. the main threat is large hail. there will be another round thursday morning near dallas, and down in the evening toward houston, conditions will ease, as we go into the day on friday. rachel? >> rachel: tracking it all from coast to coast. all right, lee, thank you. >>> we turn now to a deadly boat explosion in florida. one person was killed and several others were seriously injured when a small boat exploded in fort lauderdale. the fire then spreading to another vessel. here's abc's perry russom with the investigation. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in fort lauderdale, florida investigating the cause of this deadly boat explosion. watch the video again. captured by an earth cam web cam. the boat nearly splitting in half, ripping apart in a ball of fire while docked at this marina monday night. >> we received multiple 911 calls from witnesses stating they saw a boat explode, there's a boat on fire, and there were people in the water. >> reporter: terrifying moments on the dock. peo

green, you are from houston, you represent houston? guest: i do. caller: have you had any contact with jocelyn's family about the two animals that raped and murdered her and discarded her like garbage? guest: let me start by saying i do regret the loss of any life, and there are many lives that i have not had contact with or many people that i have had contact with. many. but i do regret it. thank you. host: brenda in indiana, pennsylvania. democrat. good morning. caller: i have a statement and then a question. i am sorry i did not get in with the previous guest when he talked about wanting to crack down on waste, fraud and abuse in the s.n.a.p. in the poorest americans. it was my understanding that rick scott was convicted of running one of the largest medicare fraud scheme schemes in the state of florida. if that is true then his fraud got rewarded with a senate seat. that is my statement. my question is, republicans are always deficit hawks when democrats are in. biden added $8 trillion to the national debt. also, i know that trump added $8 tril

we will keep the people in houston in our thoughts.ane minar, appreciate it. bill? >> bill: the holiday season's record-breaking shopping frenzy now in the rearview mirror but return lines are about to get just as crazy. fox business' jeff flock is in new jersey to unwrap all of the aftermath, amazing live shot to the escalator. what kind of numbers are we talking behind holiday returns? >> you know, we have been all over this mall today, bill, and it's a most as busy as it was on black friday. take a look at the number we think will be returned this year in the u.s., $890 billion, with a b, that is about 16% of all the stuff that is returned. crazy stuff. it's important. returns are important. 84% of people surveyed said they want to return at the mall. 76% say it is a key factor, the return policy. 68% say that is retailers that they are going to upgrade their policies. it all goes to senior general manager of the mall, the little brook mall, this is a huge day. >> it is a real big day. people have returns. people have gift cards, an

the same for what we had in houston. icons, confirmed tornadoes. they have not yet been surveyed. the damage out of houston, we will be checking in on some of that. nonetheless, the storms that started yesterday move to the east from mobile into montgomery. alabama is dealing with the rain. we have had a couple of tornado warnings this afternoon through southern mississippi. i want to draw your attention to tomorrow. this weekend is a busy travel weekend. houston, we have a likely threat, level 3 out of 5 threat for tornadoes. they could be on the stronger side. this type of severe weather season that we see in the fall early winter, it's not uncommon. the fact that we have the possibility of strong tornadoes, though, it is something to consider. we time it all out. this is beginning tomorrow morning into the afternoon. a couple of rounds, anita, we have got a big mess from houston east into montgomery alabama. could be a rough day tomorrow. >> people in the south take notice. thanks for that. we will be right back. ♪ wh

es lo que una residente de houston le pedía a un hombre.a rey porque eso yo lo entiendo y que sí, que el amor la estaba esperando su mamá, la señora nati, estaba cargando gasolina en un establecimiento al suroeste de houston y ante la gran insistencia del sospechoso, ella accedió a ayudarlo. entonces yo no imaginé su mentalidad de él. el atraco ocurrió en el mes de febrero, pero la policía de houston reveló este lunes unas imágenes donde se ve la interacción entre la víctima y el sospechoso y después se ve al hombre subir a la camioneta de la señora nati. una vez e en el auto, la víctima asegura que se dirigieron donde supuestamente su mamá lo estaba esperando. al llegar a la cuadra 13.800 de la calle west orem, el sospechoso le agradeció por haberlo llevado, pero agarró su bolso y salió corriendo de ese lugar. hoy, después de este muchacho podía ser. podían dar un cuchillo? yo no. no me fijé más que. solo sentí que me puso las manos así. y me dijo thank you. y si de repente queremos hacer el buen acto de de dar la ayuda, puedes ayudarlos o

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this morning in the houston area. it's trouble sleeping for everyone. from rosenberg to houston. a lot of lightning and very heavy rain. this is what we call a big atmospheric river. all the bright white, this is coming up into the pacific northwest. and this is going to be moving in during the afternoon. and the worst of it will be this evening. so by 5:00 p.m. you notice the yellow, the heavy rain. with it, we're going to get power outages, too. then a little bit of a smaller storm comes in behind it. about 4 million people in the pacific north west, this is an event for the coastal areas. portland and seattle, we think your max winds will be somewhere in the 20 to 30 range. but look at the coast. we could have louisiana early . temperatures mild in most locations, though, and above freezing. jessica, it's going to be a little dicey later today especially in the pacific northwest. >> seems like it always happens on the holidays, bill, thank you. >>> no lucky winners took home the christmas eve mega millions billion dollar jackpot. the new jackpot worth $1.5 billion. it is the s

en houston un tiroteo terminÓ con muertos entre ellos una niÑa de 13 aÑos.cubrÍa el rostro. lidia: decena de adolescentes estabanen una especie de club nocturno clandestino en houston cuando comenzaron los disparos. cuatro adolescentes resultaron heridos, tres menores murieron. entre ellos steven quien estaba en el lugar en compaÑÍa de su hermano. Él dijo que al escuchar los balazos se agachÓ y logrÓ esconderse el baÑo. al salir vio el cuerpo de su hermana. otro familiares de la menor estÁn devastados. segÚn las autoridades, al arribar a este lugar la noche del sÁbado se encontraron con una escena caÓtica, personas corriendo por todos lados, mayormente adolescentes que intentaban huir. vecinos aseguran que esta no es la primera vez que escuchan disparos provenientes del establecimiento. josÉ luis garcÍa nos cuenta lo que pasÓ por su mente al escuchar los disparos. ahora las autoridades buscan a los responsables. algunos testigos aseguran haber visto a un hombre alto de complexiÓn delgada vistiendo una campera negra. las autoridades aseguran estar dando sedim

quiere regresar con su esposo a houston y asegura que no hizo nada malo. familia dividida y no sabe por cuanto tiempo mas. en los angeles, edgar munoz noticias telemundo en riverside, california. >> los bomberos ya pudieron contener por completo el incendio conocido como soto. segun calfire, 30 acres quedaron destruidos por las llamas y las ordenes de evacuacion emitidas. anoche se levantaron esta manana despues de que varias viviendas estuvieron amenazadas. los expertos advierten que los vientos de santa ana y las condiciones secas son propicias para estos incendios forestales. hay buenas noticias en materia economica. la reserva federal anuncio el recorte de la tasa de interes, 1/4 de punto por porcentual. se trata de la tercera rebaja en este ano. a pesar de la incertidumbre que genera la llegada de trump y sus planes arancelarios. un recorte en la tasa de interes se traduce a que si usted pide dinero prestado para comprar un auto o una hipoteca, por ejemplo, pagara menos. eso tambien aplica para las deudas de tarjetas de credito. el gobernador de calif

i was watching the dallas ware, the circle, get bigger as well as in houston.orm, that green stuff, is it headed toward atlanta? does that mean we're going to have tough travel days out of the world's busiest airport? >> so she will be -- she could see showers and thunderstorms, not today. there are showers and thunderstorms in parts of the southeast. i'll show you that in a minute. most of the weather now is really confined to texas, louisiana, arkansas, and also oklahoma. of course the pacific northwest. those are two separate systems. will eventually make its way to the west the next several days. let's start with the active weather rapping now. we're looking at 13 million americans under the threat for severe storms. that could mean destructive winds. winds gusting over 75 miles per hour. that's going to slow down or stop air traffic. we're looking at damaging hail, as well. we saw hail earlier with some of the storms. also, a few tornadoes, especially where you see that orange shading, that includes livingston, also houston, that is the likeliest spot for

you know, we got gotta go to houston and and see what we can do is going to houston for the nba cup. feel like going there for the western conference finals. >> not really. but they're still appreciate for a moment. like a buildup for many we all want to get to vegas for sure. so and then we got to it. a little different context and playoffs. >> well, one thing's for sure. just like draymond green with it. you know, uncanny night night celebration had to do something a little different at the top of the sports block today. i want to get 3.60, of the outfits. yeah, i saw the front end well. but you also want see what kind of athlete you are because you ran across the studio without breaking a sweat and in now we >> it is is a great use. a good evening instead 9. i that's a good evening. they were to have something new around here in sports, right? really. talk about sports. you do sports and we those right there they if they are about over the weekend, a rally held outside san francisco city hall to mark the fall of syria's president bashar assad. >> yesterday, syrians from across the

ken houston, councilman-elect for district 7 says the near constant crime is killing a vital part of oakland's economic integrity. >> we have to bring back the healthy fear and respect, i continue to say healthy fear and respect of what? of law enforcement and we have to have inclusion. >> reporter: houston says small businesses can survive in the hegenberger corridor's current climate and need decisive action from city leaders. >> this area has deteriorated because of leadership and it's been forgotten, but they forget that we have the international airport here. we have the auto dealerships here. we have amtrak. this is an economic engine. >> reporter: meanwhile leang doesn't know if he'll be able to stay in the area. his hope that is a new administration might bring about change. >> so what is it going to take to keep customers safe and stop businesses from packing >>> welcome back to our conversation on the state of oakland where a new interim mayor is trying to help the city dig out of a massive $130 million deficit, but what will these cuts mean for businesses already strugglin