. >>> dos ladrones destrozaron un mini mercado en houston, texas, no para robar dinero, sino que cervezamil dólares >>> en lo que va del año se han reportado 13 tiroteos en escuelas, siguiendo el patrón de un 2013 que fue trágico por la violencia escolar, pero como explica jeannete rodríguez, poco se ha hecho para garantizar la seguridad de los niños >>> las autoridades se desplazan a rescatar a inocentes, que a pesar de su corta edad, ya saben qué es temer por sus vida. >>> oí la pistola que disparó y la última cosa que vi fue que todos se agacharon y yo ni la oportunidad tuve. >>> la movilización policíaca, con una bala perdida le dejó paralítica, tenía solamente 16 años. >>> la vida en sí es más difícil, es más tener cuidado. >>> su incapacidad es un arma de pelea. >>> the bullet was... >>> su proyecto ayudó a los administradores escolares, pero las victorias han sido pocas, el congreso de estados unidos está inepto ante el tema, y solo 8 estados en la nación aprobaron reformas en el 2013, mientras que los tiroteos continúan. >>> en esta escuela de memphis, en el año pasado, un niño d

. >>> in december of 1969, diane maxwell pulled into the company parking lot in houston, texas. it was sunday, and downtown was virtually empty. diane worked for the southwestern bell company, and her shift started at 1:00 p.m. but she never made it inside the building. a half hour later, a homeless man saw someone walking away from an old shack next to the parking lot. >> he walked back to the shack and walked very close to him and got a good look at him and went on to the shack. and he found this young girl lying on her back with her hands tide behind her back. and he asked her if she had been assaulted. she said yes. >> she asked him to untie her. and he said no. but he agreed he would go call the police. >> tragically, by the time police arrived, 25-year-old diane maxwell was dead. >> she was lying on her back, bra pushed up, a small wound just above her navel, probably an inch in width. >> diane was just 25 years old, a single mother of a 4-year-old son. >> well, i will tell you that it was the most devastating thing i'd ever experienced. my first reaction was denial, that

. >> we're from houston, texas. >> reporter: victor howard and his parner george shore call themselves bbq engineers. they started pit maker barbecue five years ago. and are working around the clock to perfect their grilling jobs. vying for the title, world's best barbecue. >> very competitive. tom teams in the nation are here. we're going to do a couple of test runs, try out different presentati presentations. different marinades. >> chicken breast with cranberry and goat cheese. >> we'll get some exotic flavors for those judges. >> little be the of smoke, little bit of heat. lots of flavor. >> a cup of sugar and a quarter cup of water. >> jody is now in the finals in another category, competing against nine other chefs for world's best bacon dish. >> every other competition i've been in, i've won first place. not bad. bourbon bacon brown sugar, bread pudding. it's tough to delegate. i love my boy, but they're all lawyers and they're used to arguing. >> reporter: the bacon isn't the only thing sizzling. >> don't question me, just do it. >> chill. give me a whole cup. you're doing it w

the critic that counts, the pastor of lakewood church in houston, texas. >> come on up and brag on youreporter: televangelist joel osteen is no movie critic but his blurb could easily sell out a megaplex. >> the movie is coming out, "son of god," in just a couple of weeks. so we're excited about that. >> what is his name? >> reporter: this is the movie he's plugging. >> jesus. his name is jesus. >> reporter: "son of god." due in theaters at the end of the month. a biblical blockbuster like we haven't seen in years. >> jesus hasn't been on the big screen for ten years. >> reporter: actress roma downey and her husband, producer mark burnett, are the creative team behind "son of god." you may recognize her from the character she played in "touched by an angel." >> i put some muscle in it. >> reporter: as for mark burnett, you've seen his work. ♪ he pioneered the genre of reality tv. >> the ultimate human experiment. >> reporter: creating "survivor." his current hits also include "shark tank" and "the voice." last year burnett and downey switched gears, producing the miniseries "the bible"

. >> april 23rd, 2011, houston, texas. it's just after 2:00 a.m. and hungry partiers move from the nightclubs to the 24-hour waffle house to wind down the night. >> one of the party goers' favorite places to eat when the bars close. so we usually get pretty full. >> you could tell that everybody that was at waffle house that night had come from a club. that's what people usually do. >> patrons have just arrived for a late-night snack when suddenly, three men burst in with guns. surveillance cameras record the violent ordeal as it unfolds. >> we hadn't been there not even five minutes because we hadn't even placed our order for drinks yet. saw the guy run in and that's when i noticed he was standing in front of the other guy with a gun in front of his head. >> waffle house employee, brent, is also stunned by the brazen robbery. >> when the robbers came in, my back was towards the entrance. i was making waffles at the time. i really didn't hear them and i turned to my right and saw a lady fall out of her chair. i thought she had just had too much to

right now google is already available in provo, utah, houston, texas and kansas city, kansas. the bay area cities would include san jose, centerville, palo alto and santa clara. talks between google and the city of santa clara begin next week. google fiber offers internet speed faster than most u.s. customers receive democracy stomach the kit kat bars kick cap bardis been named the most influential canha bar of all time. candy experts say the kick cap has had the most biggest influence because it's so easy to share. kit kat was also one of the first candy bars to earn a following. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we will see the next time newsbreaks. our coverage continues at the 10:00 p.m. news and tonight we are looking into what makes silicon valley startup so valuable >> today on "tmz," >> i came in this morning and i couldn't believe the picture. michelle rodriguez got pants. i've got them getting back into their car. when they get back to the hotel, the pants are gone and cara's holding them. >> you know the real winner of that night? the limo driver.

. >> passengers of the caribbean princess are back on dry land in houston, texas, a day early. >> the captain told us the reason we came back today was fog. see how foggy it is, everybody? >> two days into the voyage more than 170 passengers and crew members suffered from diarrhea and vomiting. >> i was laying down on the floor i was so sick. >> just because you've been out of work a while does not mean you are not a hard worker. >> the president sat down with ceos from some of the country's largest companies including apple, wal-mart, visa and boeing and had them commit to giving the long term unemployed a better chance in the hiring process. >> it's a cruel catch 22. the longer you're unemployed, the more unemployable you may seem. >> chula lake is the main water supply for santa barbara at 39% capacity, but if it drops under 30%, lake levels would fall below the pumps that transport the water. just outside sacramento this is what it looked like a year and a half ago. now much of the marina is on land. >> less than a year and a half ago after amanda knox's murder conviction was rein

the aircraft carriers or of the book yet counted amongst its promise of wood out to speaking in houston texas ice this time. this is chris bridge and north korea. if something happens to read the beatitudes tweed period i mean got a really intensify the abuse to him not to condemn nations. so tonight then tending the meeting committed to the head of the reunion of feminists may be soaked in all precarious but the that i hoped it would be ok. i also started this year north korea has expressed is the willingness to reduce tensions to allow staff to reconciliation and even essential identification have you seen any sincerity in the part of north melbourne was not intentional on north korea has one too many cute. how blind policies and peaceful just applaud those of south korea and that there are huge keeps full bottle while his food all friends and has nothing to do with the barest copy of minutes with a belt and nuclear weapons development or any meaningful in that changes into a system so we all did a very weird. i am or so most korea is strike. that the photo. who wants this to this the fourt

the roadways around houston, texas, nearly invisible because of dense fog. so thick, visibility has dropped to a quarter mile or less at times. the good news is that it is likely to lift sometime today. >>> and this morning, texas commuters can add rain to that messy mix. the same is true across the gulf coast stretching to florida and the carolinas. also watch out for slippery conditions in parts of the northeast. >>> a better bet if you're flying. new orleans is the only airport likely to experience delays. >>> president obama has taken a lot of heat for everything from health care reform to the economy, but now some of his choices to represent the u.s. overseas are coming under fire. >> career diplomats say choosing big donors to be ambassadors would be okay if those nominees know at least a few basic details about their posts. there is growing backlash over the president's nomination of political donors to embassy posts. three recent picks are really raising eyebrows. the nominee for ambassador to argentina admitted he had never even visited. >> mr. mame

. >>> one of the most important documents in the history of democracy has now arrived in houston texasthe magna carta will be on display for six months. the 800-year-old document was originally rented to prevent a civil car in england. some of those freedoms are enshrined in the american government including things like taxes, being tried fairly and timely, and whatnot. making sure that this document arrives safely from england to texas, it was put in an aluminum steel case and wrapped in special parking. they'll work with light and humidity to make sure that the magna carta to wrinkle. >> thank you, sir. see you back at six. >>> battling it out over the redskins. the team has been under pressure to change its name for years. today they leapt this letter to the commissioner today. what was in that already? >> this is an old twist to a very long running story. it's a new twist to a very long running story. we're talking about the red kins. this is the biggest sporting franchise anywhere near the nation's capitol. it's worth $2 billion. they've had this name for the last 80 years. for th

sor customers of a houston, texas furniture store.who's spent $6,000 or more in two weeks would get a refund. >> yes. lots of people jumped at the offer. cost the score a cool $7 million the owner does not seem to mind he did not buy insurance as a hedge against losing the bet. >> trying to create customers for life make the store fun. having a great fun promotion for everybody. customers won. that is what it's all about. >> wow. >> the owner says his accountant called him crazy. the store promising to refund every cent by february 17th. >> more breaking news this is a car port and you can see white smoke, typically that is a good sign. >> yes. have seen crews responding in this area. flames are active. >> yes. we zoom in. >> it has spread to the home. but a neighborhood where homes are closed together. so we're going to stay on top of this for you. >> checking on the forecast a sneak peek with more. >> things are sunny at moept. how about this is from yesterday's sunday kind of showers. lovely picture sent in no doubt from hayward. t

>> thousands of dollars in damage for a handful of bud smashed and grabbed on camera in houston, texash the front doors of a valerro store. and the men escaped with an 18 pound of bud lite. estimate damagement is five this happened dollars. all right. that major scare in the skies. hit by two long empties of tu turbulness. what is going on? william is live in los angeles. is it the wind chill weather? >> reporter: we don't know. the weather can be unpredictable. the people from billings, montana and that lapded 30 seconds and this was up to two minutes. was on a specific flight. a plan passed over japan. most of the throw hundred were likely a sleep and the plane began to shutter and rock and leaving two crew and other passengers hospitalized. >> people who sat in the middle hit the ceiling and storage compartment. the person in front hit it so harit cracked and the bags fell out. >> it is throw fatalities over the last two decades... it is notes inially a take off or landing. what makes it dangerous it is typically not seensaid, it typi be seen by radar, happen with the skies are blue

. >> march 7th, 2010, houston, texas. annual houston livestock show and rodeo is in full swing. >> it's an all-encompassing entertainment extravaganza that's not for profit. it benefits youth education. >> the event has been going strong for more than 75 years. it's a texas tradition that features lone star staples like great music, down-home cooking, and of course, a top-notch rodeo. >> we're the largest fair event in north america, the largest rodeo in the world. >> scott and denise barrett have been taking their 12-year-old daughter sarah marie to the event for years. on this date, sarah marie is especially excited for the headline music act. >> we went to the rodeo to watch the jonas brothers. i'm a big jonas brothers fan. >> and they're off. >> when the barrettes pull into the parking lot, the rodeo's chuck wagon event is getting under way inside the stadium. >> if you've ever been close to these chuck wagons when they're racing, it's rumbling, there's a lot of noise, the horses are making noise, the rigs are jumping

. >>> one of the most important documents in history has arrived in houston, texas.he magna carta will be on display at the houston museum of natural sciences for the next six months. the document was originally written to prevent a civil war in england by granting rebelli rebellions certain freedom. and the patchment was fitted inside of an aluminum steel case and wrapped in special packaging. >> marie y you're back a little later. >> in a few minutes. like in five minutes. >> california drought forcing ranchers to make painful decisions to sell off their cattle. the impact is huge. melissa chan takes a closer look. >> reporter: sunrise over the ranch and the cattle have already assembled. waiting expectantly for their feed. they're hungry. the landscape brown and dry makes for scant forage. >> it's as bad as i've sign. it's definitely that. the other smaller droughts that we've had compare at all. >> winter rains normally produce green pastures but now the family must haul extra hay to feed their livestock. hay only grows when water flows, and with the drought that

to the east coast whether it's richmond or whether it's in wilmington or carson, california, houston, texasuth philadelphia, southwest detroit. if you look at the map you can see that there are hot spots that need addressing. we need a better and a more rigorous chemical facility safety and security. so that these communities that are on the fence line do not suffer disproportionately. >> this phrase you use "on the fence line, "what do you mean by that? >> they are next door, people could walk to work, go across the fence for jobs but oftentimes the jobs are not for them. people drive in spend eight hours and drive out. that's another form of economic injustice. >> that goes to the chicken and egg mentality. if people ever drawn to these communities, there's jobs there, is there a sacrifice that they have to take to have that? >> in some cases it is not a chicken and egg. in many cases the communities were there before the facilities. and so you -- even if the facility was there and people moved around, moved around the plant, that doesn't negate the fact that there has to be protection. a

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i'm live tonight from houston, texas. tonight's lead, growing calls to end stand your ground.or in the michael dunn case now says the law needs to go. the top police officer in the dunn investigation now says the law should be fixed. and americans all across the country are demanding an end to this unjust law. it's been nearly a week since the dunn jury revealed that it was unable to reach a verdict in the shooting death of 17-year-old jordan davis. the mistrial shocked millions of americans and put a new

host: frank in houston, texas, republican caller.the way, if ted cruz insists that any increase in the debt ceiling on the senate side requires 60 votes instead of the simple majority of 51, it will take 5 republicans to vote with the democrats to make that happen. kelly ayotte could be one of those votes. some consider her a moderate republican and some of these issues. let's go to frank in houston, texas. go ahead, frank could republican caller. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. representative boehner didn't have much choice after the shutdown could he didn't want to get burned again. personally, as a republican, i would've hoped that if they did go that far as to shut the government down, they should have kept it shut down. having said that, the young lady that called just a minute ago about -- mentioned obamacare. the dirty debt bill that boehner and the house of representatives have passed, obama is going to need that money because people who are getting on medicaid right now are going to find out that they are

. >>> and in houston, texas, the police say they have arrested two teenage boys in connection of a gruesomer of a 15-year-old girl. the investigators say that she was lured to a vacant apartment near her home by that man where she was sexually assaulted and beaten to death. the police charged jose reyes with capitol murder, and an accomplice has also been under arrest. reyes has admitted to killing the girl as part of a satanic ritual and wanted to make a pact with the devil. >>> in idaho west of twin false the police are on the defense in the shooting of a dog. the officer approached the family's home while the young boy's birthday was going on inside. the officer was responding to the report of two large dogs running loose. he kicked one of the dogs and moments later shot and killed it. the officer knocked on the door and spoke with the dog's owner rick club. >> i just shot your dog because it tried to bite me. >> no, it didn't. >> yes, it did. >> it didn't bite nobody. >> i don't care. put your hand in my face again you're going to go to jail. sit down. >> the police chief is defending t

. >> houston texas police say they have arrested two teenager boys in connection with a gruesome murder of a 15-year-old girl. investigators say she was lured to a vacant apartment by that man, near her home, where she was sexually assaulted and beaten to death. properties cuters have charged jose reyes with capital murder. a 16-year-old accomplice who has not been named ises under arrest. is part of a satanic ritual, and said he wanted to make a packet with the devil. police just outside of washington, d.c., are reporting a break in a disappearance case that has gone unsolved for 40 years. 1975 sheila lion and her sister pictured there, they were walking home from the wheaten plaza shopping mall when they vanished. police believe that lloyd lee welsh was at the mall at the time. he previously worked as a carnival ride operator. and tyler idaho which is just west of twin fall as local police department is on the defensive over the shooting of a dog. the incident caught on camera took place at the officer approach add family's home while a young boys birthday was going on inside. the off

she is joining me from houston texas, she is from a town outside of houston but went to houston to talko us. ms. sam what has the day been like for you and your family? >> well, it's been quite a busy day. we've been bombarded with quite a bit of media, and we were just excited about michael and just so proud of his decision to come out. and show the world his sexual preference. michael is a wonderful kid. and to me the main thing is, michael is an awesome football player. so his choice of being gay or not, should not even matter. he was number 1 in the sec, he has played very well with missouri and so being gay should not even come into the picture. >> well, i actually want -- i said that you're from a small town outside of houston, i actually want you to take a minute to talk about the town you're from since you're on television. you and michael are from hitchcock, you ar have been the mayor of la mark. which is close to that area. michael has for a very, very long time, you talk about what a great football player he is. i know it was a very big day when michael decided to go to misso

we will go to michael, houston, texas, democratic caller.e are looking at five years of the stimulus package, but to get an overall picture, we have to look back to the first -- this is the second stimulus package. one targeted banks, financial institutions with no mechanism of paying that money back. we had the first stimulus package under president bush. it targeted the banks and financial institutions. they had no mechanism of paying that money back. we lost millions of jobs from president bush first came into office. when president obama came in with a second stimulus package, we were still losing jobs, but that was targeted to other institutions and other financial networks. also, you have to look at, with the shovel ready jobs, texas did not want -- because they had to be accountable for the money. you have to look at the states .ndividually when you look at the shovel ready jobs, these are companies that were put on the back burner because of economics. in the states got the money, these same people came in as they did before. that is

we will go to michael next in houston texas the democratic caller. hi michael. >> caller: hi, good morning. i understand you were looking at the five years of the stimulus package but in the overall picture we have to look back and remember this is the second stimulus package. the set -- the first one under president bush targeted banks and financial institutions like aig with no mechanism of paying that money back. >> host: are you talking about tarp michael? >> guest: yeah. the first stimulus package under president bush they had no mechanism of paying that money back. they didn't put it in there. also when president bush came into office we lost millions of jobs so then we have a collapse in president obama came in with the second stimulus package yeah we were getting jobs but that was targeted on other institutions and other financial networks. and also with the shovel-ready jobs they had to be accountable for that money. it was up to the states individually to say you have this construction company and you have all these people that have the whe

so are customers of furniture store in houston, texas.t 6000 dollars or more in the two week leading up to the game would get a full refund. a lot of people jumped at the offer and cost the store a cool 7 million dollars. amazingly the store owner doesn't seem to mind. even though he didn't buy insurance as henl against losing that bet. >> trying to create customers for life. make the store relevant and fun and great fun promotion for everybody and customers won that's what it's all about. >>reporter: nice guy. owner says his accountant called him crazy. but he doesn't care. the store is promising to refund every cent by february 17th. despite the accountant concern. >> people buzzing rate now overcome difficult frank's hilarious take on the sudden pop litter of seahawks richard sherman. check this parody out airing on espn what if i told you he wasn't as good as he said he was. he was even better. >> i tell what you man i really love richard sherman. they call him control off the leash because on the football field whatever window are op

west coast to the east coast whether it's richmond or whether it's wimbleton or california or houston, texasuthwest detroit and if you look at a map there are hot spots that need addressing. we need a better and a more rigorous chemical facility safety and security so that these communities that are on the fenceline do not suffer disproportionately. >> reporter: the phrase on the fenceline, what do you mean by that? >> they are next door. the people could walk to work and go across the fence to jobs but often times the jobs are not for them and people drive in and spend 8 hours and drive out, that is another form of economic inrust justice. >> that goes to the chicken and egg mentality and if people are drawn there because there are jobs there is there a risk and sacrifice they have to make to have that? >> well and sometimes it's not really a chicken and egg. in many cases they were there before the facilities and so even if the facility was there and people moved around the plant, that doesn't negate the fact that there has to be protection. and you can be just as dead if you have an accid

he only won three elections, two house races in houston, texas, and president of the united states.ad 1000 friends read >> just endless, and that was his days. the bush base was personal. >> there is no particular training to be president. hadaw president obama difficult problems with the economy, which he wanted to be a domestic president, it seems to me, but did not say most of his objectives in foreign policy. >> yes. >> and the previous president had a ton of experience, including cheney. facing thehe things presidency is the unexpected. you do not know the context. when obama first came to prominence, it did not seem as though things that were going to face them were the things that actually did face him. no one knew that was going to happen when he began his campaign, but suddenly, he is president, and it is his job to solve it. >> the experience and different types of backgrounds, what qualities make a great president , from all of the presidents you guys have known or studied, what makes a great president? >> i would have to say compassion, because this is a country where it

if the university of missouri players can do it, so can the seattle seahawk players and houston, texasnswers and everybody else. cyd seeingler, thank you for your time as well as your insight. jonathan, hopefully, this kind of story in the near future will not be a story. >> we will see what happens. interesting to see the point he made about whether his stock might drop there. we will receive what develops. >>> the week ahead segment, sanctions against libya and we look at its future. we start with an update from our courtney key ling >> reporter: more than two years after the killer of moammar gadaffi libya's future remains uncertain. the government is weak. the country is now split along regional lines, each area led by a variety of tribal groups. >> all sorts of different people are in charm in libya. and what's worse is that there is different configurations in every single little hamlet you go to. >> a correspondant from the financial times has visited many villages and found that surprisingly, many areas are under control. >> these militias are just trying to basically maintain.

sumamente interesante, gran entrevista, y otro gran entrevistador y amigo de nosotros desde houston texass niÑos. >>> proteger, cuidar, y divertirse, al policÍa le hacia falta echar unos pases. >>> no soÑasde de chavito ser policÍa. quÉ emociÓn. >>> o bombero o policÍa. >>> sÍ, exacto. >>> resultados ser jardineros. la vivimos regando nomÁs. (risas) >>> dÓnde estÁn tus compaÑeros, no los veo. >>> aquÍ andan. mario gÓmez, el borrego. mira nada mÁs. >>> quÉ pasÓ? >>> el turaquÍ. >>> el corte de pelo. le ponen la vacÍnica y el le cortan. vamos con un chiste, el colmo del beisbolista? >>> cuÁl? >>> que se lu lleven a la cÁrcel por andar robandose las bases. (risas) >>> nos vemos en miami. transmitimos desde miami el jueves, desde el american airlines. >>> nos vemos en "premios lo nuestro". >>> aquÍ te vemos. >>> saludos al de la bacÍnica . >>> abrazos. >>> igualmente raulito. >>> la gente de texas un abrazo enorme. lunes, unos descansan, y otros hacen ejercicios. >>> es buen momento para hacer ejercicios. >>> se te nota. (risas) >>> eso. >>> amigas, tenemos que empezar a hacer ejercicios, arr

july, the suburbs of houston, texas.ergeant davidson reports for duty in the early morning hours on a hot summer day. after filing some reports, he heads out on patrol. only a couple of hours into his shift, davidson receives a call. >> i had been working a little bit of traffic enforcement, dispatched to a stranded motor vehicle. a motorist had a right rear flat tire. >> on a busy bridge, the driver's attempting to change his blown tire on a very tight stretch of the highway. >> the shoulders are narrow at the top of the bridge, and you can also feel the bridge move. he got out and started changing his tire and became apprehensive and nervous because of all the heavy traffic. >> davidson arrives on the scene within minutes. >> as i pulled up to the vehicle, i noticed the right rear tire of the vehicle was flat. he just wanted a patrol vehicle there for the safety to keep vehicles off of him while he changed the tire. >> after exiting his patrol car, davidson approaches the motorist to offer assistance. >> he changed his

bill: from true the vote, houston, texas.r, as you say, still going on. appreciate your time today from houston. >> thanks. martha: very interesting. all right, well, there is a massive sinkholes that is swallowing up homes, businesses and roadways. where that's going on. bill: also the mayor of new york calling for the end of income inequality. how you doing to do that, america? is he fanning the flames in the class warfare debate? >> our middle class isn't just squeezed, it's at risk of disappearing altogether. that disparity, that inequality crisis is the greatest risk to our new york promise. ♪ ♪ bill: it's like 5:30 in sochi, so spoiler alert now. if you don't want to know what's happening in the games, turn down the volume, okay? veteran olympic skier julia mancuso took the bronze in the super combine, she finished half a second behind the gold medal winner from germany to win her fourth medal at an olympic games. the weather in sochi has taken a toll on the athletes. it is too warm, frankly. temperatures in the 60s cau

houston, texas gets 65 days with thunderstorms a year.e are the wimpiest thunderstorm city in the country. we average 2, 2 thunderstorm days a year for the entire year and one of those nights may be tonight because we have very unstable air moving in with the front. that's storm number 1. that gives us the rainfall this evening. after a break on thursday, here comes storm number 2. this storm is actually stronger but will move south so the heaviest rain and gusty winds and best chance of a thunderstorm tonight with this front moving through this evening. so we'll get a brief break once that front moves through. we'll have rain and wind this evening. we'll get a bit of a break on thursday. then on friday, here comes storm number 2. another round of rain and another round of wind. so pretty active weather pattern especially considering most of the winter the only activity has been are you going to get a tan or not? tomorrow scattered showers low 60s. friday we're wet and windy again. saturday morning a few leftover showers and then dry for

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. >> from houston, texas.phone. >> just a couple questions for you: first of all, what influence or input does mrs.obama have for setting the dinner of the state menu. and given the fact there could be a female president, is the whitehouse set up for a male first gentlemen. who might be coordinating the state dinners >> ms. obama is very involved with the decor and definitely the menu. she is part of the tasting as well and decides what to serve ultimately. social office in the whitehouse is incrediblely small. i had two deputies -- incredi y incredibly -- small. and that format would probably stay the same, i would think, if there were a female president. i would presume that if the first gentlemen would want to be involved with this, they would happily take their advice. i think it would just be individual >> this is a photograph from french newspaper that haws the french president with president obama this morning. and i want to talk about changes because he didn't bring his long-term girlfriend. what does

i'm live tonight from houston, texas. tonight's lead, growing calls to end stand your ground. the top prosecutor in the michael dunn case now says the law needs to go. the top police officer in the dunn investigation now says the law should be fixed. and americans all across the country are demanding an end to this unjust law. it's been nearly a week since the dunn jury revealed that it was unable to reach a verdict in the shooting death of 17-year-old jordan davis. the mistrial shocked millions of americans and put a new focus on issues of stand your ground and self-defense. through it all, the parents of jordan davis have impressed with their composure, dignity, and grace in the midst of tragedy. and at the heart of this trial is the 17-year-old son they lost. he is no longer with us. but jordan davis has become the symbol of the rallying cry for all those fighting against this injustice. joining me now is jordan davis' father, ron davis, along with the family lawyer john phillips. thank you both for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you, reverend. >> first, ron, le

. >> from houston, texas.or input does mrs.obama have for setting the dinner of the state menu. and given the fact there could be a female president, is the whitehouse set up for a male first gentlemen. who might be coordinating the state dinners >> ms. obama is very involved with the decor and definitely the menu. she is part of the tasting as well and decides what to serve ultimately. social office in the whitehouse is incrediblely small. i had two deputies -- incredi y incredibly -- small. and that format would probably stay the same, i would think, if there were a female president. i would presume that if the first gentlemen would want to be involved with this, they would happily take their advice. i think it would just be individual >> this is a photograph from french newspaper that haws the french president with president obama this morning. and i want to talk about changes because he didn't bring his long-term girlfriend. what does that change mean? >> you try to account for every detail, but you cannot

a furniture store in houston, texas, lost $7 million because the seahawks won sunday night.e store ran a super bowl promotion, basically giving customers who spent more than $6,000 and had their furniture delivered by kickoff, they got a full refund if the seahawks beat the broncos. >> trying to create customers and make the store relevant and fun and it was a great, fun promotion for everybody, and the customers won and that's what it's all about. >> all right, so, don't feel too bad for this company, guys, because apparently, that $7 million is only about 5% of its annual sales. and you know how these things go. i mean, any time they have these big promotions where they give things away if a team wins, they get huge marketing incentives on the back end, so they end up winning rather than losing. >> and i guess they did not have insurance, joe, but most of the stores that do that also have something called prize indemnity insurance. there's insurance for just this type of situation. >> i've been thinking for many years that i should get into the insurance business and make

we will go to michael, houston, texas, democratic caller.ing at five years of the stimulus package, but to get an overall picture, we have to look back to the first -- this is the second stimulus package. one targeted banks, financial institutions with no mechanism of paying that money back. we had the first stimulus package under president bush. it targeted the banks and financial institutions. they had no mechanism of paying that money back. we lost millions of jobs from president bush first came into office. when president obama came in with a second stimulus package, we were still losing jobs, but that was targeted to other institutions and other financial networks. also, you have to look at, with the shovel ready jobs, texas did not want -- because they had to be accountable for the money. you have to look at the states .ndividually when you look at the shovel ready jobs, these are companies that were put on the back burner because of economics. in the states got the money, these same people came in as they did before. that is why you h

he only won three elections on his own two, house races in houston, texas and the presidency of the united states. >> rose: but he thad 1,000 friends. >> >> just end less, end less, and they were spread out, and that was his base, the bush base was a personal network. >> rose: i am interested in the question of whether there is no particular training to be president. i mean, we saw the president obama had difficult problems with the economy, which he wanted to be a domestic president it seemed to me but he could say most of his objectives in foreign policy. >> yes. >> and the previous president and advisors had a ton of experience in foreign policy, rumsfeld and cheney. >> yes. and one of the things that faces anyone who is president is the unexpected i mean you don't know the context when obama first came to prominence, it didn't seem as though the things that were going to face him were the things that actually did face him, the financial crisis was, you know, no one knew that was going to happen when he began his campaign, but suddenly he is president and his job to -- >> rose: let me m

houston, texas, on our line for democrats. caller: how are you doing? host: i'm fantastic. how are you doing? caller: wonderful. jimmy carter was my favorite as he was very fair to lack folks. he understood us and he wanted everything to be fair. i hear everybody talking about ronald reagan. ronald reagan had his vice president -- they made money off of the backs of lack people and the drug war that's on the backs of black people in the drug war. washington.all from bernie is on the line for independents. caller: president clinton is my favorite president and the reason behind that is he governed through a time of prosperity and a psychologically positive time in the country, which i think we really, really need again, and that is why i think mrs. clinton will hopefully bring that to us again in 2016. today" reports that there is lots of fraud but few losses from the 2000 and stimulus package. the financial losses on the 2000 and recovery act have been a fraction -- from the 2000 nine recovery act have been a fraction of what the government expected. 1268tigators have prove

she is from houston, texas, and at one point was a second and third great teacher before embarking on career in music. next is stephanie hamilton. she will deliver a reading from the scripture and share inspirational remarks. i'm pretty sure she is the national prayer breakfast's first surfer, other than you, mr. president. her story of faith, courage and resilience has inspired millions through her book soul surfer. next, rear admiral richard breckenridge. he studied aerospace engineering and served on submarines. so we know he knows the job. next is ray lahood. he represented peoria and he is a former teacher who taught about the constitution. he will offer a prayer for world leaders. next is bob casey of pennsylvania. senators casey and wicker organized the weekly senate breakfast. tomorrow morning, they go to work on putting together the 2015 national prayer breakfast experience. god's blessing on you. finally, anchoring our side of the table is a great champion for our kids, a strong role model for us to get healthy, the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. [applause]

u the battle of the alamo brought precious -- bought precious time for the texas revolutionaries following general sam houston to maneuver his army into position at the battle of san joe seine tow. texas became a sovereign nation and an independent republic. for nine years the republic of texas thrived, as i said, as a separate nation. then in 1845 it agreed to join the united states as the 28th state. many of the texas pay trouts who fought in the revolution went on to serve in the united states congress, and i'm honored to hold the seat originally held by then-general sam houston, but later president of the republic and united states senator for texas. more broadly, i'm honored to have the opportunity to serve 26 million americans that call texas home because of the sacrifices made by these brave patriots 178 years ago. may we always remember the alamo and may god continue to bless texas and these united states. madam president, i'd like to change subjects and spend the rest of my time on a separate topic about which many americans are greatly concerned, and i'm one of them. it's been more than nine months

help is already on the way tonight from houston, a texas power company is sending up 60 cruce. >> treesreak on the lines and break the lines down. so that's the main thing is trees and ice. >> reporter: the traffic nightmare that was atlanta in the snow two weeks ago is fresh on the mind. some drivers spent 20 hours trying to get home that night. this evening, marquisa said she's filling up on gas, just in case. >> you're not going to be caught in this again, huh? >> no. that was horrible. i didn't like it at all. >> reporter: we rode along with the sergeant from the state patrol who said the timing of this storm is different. >> the thing about this storm is we've got a heads-up on it as far as it airport going to hit during the commute times. >> reporter: it's still pandemonium at hardware and grocery stores no more milk, bread, or bags of salt. >> reporter: state and city officials were slow to the draw two weeks ago. but they're front and center tonight. even setting up state parks as emergency shelters, george? >> they've learned their lesson. meteorologist ginger zee is tracking t

the issue of human trafficking has become a major issue in the southern border, in houston, texas, and i would like to know any strategies. we will be holding a hearing on that in texas but what will homeland security be doing on that particular issue? if you would i would appreciate your answers. thank you. >> ma'am, first on the issue of detention and detention practices, when unless general counsel of the department of defense, within the first three or four weeks i was in office i visited our detention facilities at guantÁnamo, in iraq and in afghanistan. and urged certain reforms that were made. i recall in afghanistan, actually going to one of the cells and asked the guard to close the door behind me so that i could fully understand, you can imagine the lawyer jokes when i did that, but i'm very interested in this issue. i visited the detention center in south texas already. i intend to visit more around the country. it's an issue i want to study carefully. one thing that strikes me about southwest border in particular is that almost everyone who crosses the border illegally has

she is from houston, texas, and and e point was a second third great teacher before -- before embarking music.reer in next is stephanie hamilton. deliver a reading from the scripture and share inspirational remarks. i'm pretty sure she is the ational prayer breakfast's first surfer, other than you, mr. president. courage of favorite, and resilience has inspired her book soul h surfer. admiral richard breckenridge. aerospace engineering and served on submarines. away -- we know he knows the job. next is ray lahood. propeoria and he is former teacher who taught about the constitution. he will offer a prayer for world leaders. ext is been casey of pennsylvania. senators casey and wicker rganized the weekly senate breakfast. tomorrow morning they go to work 2015 ting together the breakfast ayer experience. god's blessing on you. anchoring our side of the table is a great champion a strong role model for us to get healthy, the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. applause] forgetting him but i will get to introduce the president later. >> to our first lady i have been called an a

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