police in huntsville, texas, were confronting something they'd never seen before.dropped, serial killer wasn't something that came to my mind. burrough: the idea that there was a serial killer in some small texas town, as one of the police said to me, you know, "you might as well tell me there was some nuclear terrorist on the south side of our town making a nuclear bomb before i'd be thinking that there was a serial killer." narrator: corwin served just 9 years of a 40-year sentence for the attempted murder of his high-school classmate. and you say, "well, what gives? this is texas. isn't texas supposed to be super tough on offenders?" well, yes and no. back in the '80s, the problem that texas had was it was growing incredibly rapidly, and with the growth in people came a growth in prisoners. as a result, not only were texas prisons incredibly crowded, but there was immense pressure to get them -- as they said -- "get them out the back door," get them out as fast as possible. narrator: after his release, corwin went to work for a local cabinet maker. corwin's empl

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so many of you last week in huntsville was great. i was going to ask you this after the keynote but we ran out of time. the organic industrial base to the tactical ledge and security assistance to allied partners, can you help us highlight the importance of compliance to combat power. readiness and mediation and how we connect the balance sheet to the battlefield? mr. camarillo: absolutely, this is an area place a lot of emphasis on as undersecretary. it's critical to mission effectiveness for a couple different reasons. congress has passed a requirement that the department has to be auditable by fy 28, so calendar year 27. we are going to meet that mandate by congress, and i think it's import we show we are investing a significant amount of taxpayer dollars in capabilities for the department and army and think it's important just intrinsically on that basis. here's the other reason why it's important. what the audit compliance process is helping us do is understand how to track our inventory, get it to a point of need, understand wh

they became numerous in huntsville that in july. of 1862, general don carlos samuel sent a message to lincoln's war department saying, i to organize the alabama volunteers. that's what he called them into their own regiment and to show that this was a serious undertaking. they assigned captain bank id from the new york very important new york recruiting office office of the union army to come to alabama and take command. so this this was, again, the irony. these these people are missing from alabama history except in terms of being insulted for the most part, their military record was dismissed being of no distinction. and yet, within a matter months, they'd come to the attention. abraham lincoln, who was so engaged with them that reprimanded the first alabama commander executing a deserter. lincoln did not like these drumhead court martials. they came to grant's attention as very effective fighters in it, in fencing off nathan bedford forrest from natchez which was about to fall to union and and came to the attention of sherman who

so a warning from huntsville are telling the is rarely is expect further escalation if these targets it assassinations continue. um, so the situation remains vala tile precarious, but it's still very much limited to the border area and to military targets. even though 2 more lebanese civilians were killed. late on tuesday, a woman and a child, nearly 70 civilians have been killed and this ongoing conflict. so, so far it hasn't led to a this, this escalation hasn't led to a wider war, but a bigger war cannot be ruled out. there i was just the to march, how you and southern lebanon a hold on 700 is where a new settlers of and to the likes, almost compound and occupied east jerusalem. non muslims are allowed to visit the site for 4 hours every morning. security restrictions have been tightened for the jewish holiday of hasa, of the students across the us, universities are continuing to protest against israel's will on gauze them. the live pictures now showing the incumbent at columbia university in new york city, which has been set top in solidarity with palestinians and west protest as

the chairman of china is national people's congress is impure on gang huntsville saturday. north korea has been trying to strengthen ties with basing and moscow as tensions grow with the united states. exports from china, how fall and sharply highlighting the problems facing the world's 2nd largest economy. the 7 and a half percent slump last month was the largest since last august. chinese ex borders are struggling as high interest rates overseas reduced demand for their products. the united nations has marked the 30th anniversary of the rwandan genocide diplomats attends of the events. remember one of the darkest chapters of the 20th century in 1994 who, 2 forces killed more than $800000.00 ethnic tutsis and moderate to twos within a 3 month period. un secretary general, i'm trying to get tara was called on all nations to stand against hate neighbors. the neighbors, friends became murder. that is fools, entirely february is would wiped out. the cottage was driven by an explicit intense to these 3 members of the group. simply because of that ethnic identity. these were a n

i've said it before and i'll say it again, we got some great things coming out of huntsville.general collins just a few vco general guillot with northcom reconfirmed to this committee that the next-generation interceptors critical for defending the homeland. last spring your predecessor testified to the benefits of keeping multiple contractors on the ngi program through critical design review. but since late last year we have learned that this is no longer the plan. this really concerns me and many others. looking back to 2019 when the redesign vehicle program was canceled, we had all our eggs in one basket. there wasn't a backup plan. and because we didn't have a backup plan we had to extend the life of our interceptors and start an entirely new program. this cost taxpayers a lot of money. it cost this capability and the cost is of time. when there's a ticking clock over in the indo-pacific and throughout the world. what change? wise ndaa now making an earlier plan down select decision before critical design review next year? >> congressman, thanks for the question on in g.i.

see you, huntsville, alabamh jimmy live and jesse watters is. >> todd: a fox news alert, it is dualing hearings on the hill as house and senate lawmakers both get their chance to question alejandro mayorkas. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. house republicans going to transfer articles of impeachment for alejandro mayorkas today but now say they will do it next week. con congressman ben cline will get a chance to question the secretary today and he'll preview the drama for us this morning. >> todd: first lucas tomlinson is unpacking everything from washington for you. lucas. >> lucas: good early morning, carley and todd. house speaker mike johnson delaying until next week. here he is explaining why mayorkas is being impeached. >> mayorkas is not impeached for being incompetent or negligent, this invasion is not an accident, it is not that they're bad at the job. sadly, it is that alejandro mayorkas is very good at the job he's trying to do and the job he is trying to do is maximize number of illegal immigrants i

see you, huntsville, alabamh jimmy live and jesse watters is. >> todd: a fox news alert, it is dualinglawmakers both get their chance to question alejandro mayorkas. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro.

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so some of the big cities including huntsville, alabama, nashville and up towards lexington, kentuckye the really strong storms. on the warmer side of the storm. on the heavy snow upper midwest, great lakes. michigan up towards upstate new york and new england. i know it's crazy. right? that happens sometimes. here is the sea saw effect. stronger storms for parts of the mississippi and ohio river valley. the colder side of this will bring the potential for snow and blowing snow. even some blizzard conditions. there is the exclusive future radar as that area ever low pressure out into the plain states and watch for the severe threat today and heavy rainfall which would cause the poo fennel for flash flooding. that is the mr. forecast i i know it still feels like winter in some of these spots. happy april fools day to tao all of you downstairs. >> joe: these it. don't worry we have nothing planned. the i heart radio music awards returned to fox network tonight. >> rachel: star studded event will celebrate the most played artist and songs from around the world. >> lawrence: abby hornacek

and mory you people are coming here to indianapolis and there'a family that got in from alabama, huntsville, ama at four in the morning, i believe. and over here also in a hammock, we have madix. hey, madix so many people, millions of people from all over country are going to be watching this spectacle yoand ur family wanted to why make the drive all the way here fr alabama to see it because you'll vehicle experience. she comen indianapolis see this solar eclipse. >> and do you have your eclipse glasses ready? >> y >> got him ready. all right, guys. >> well, i hope we're able to see i hope the skies are clear. we don't have any clouds this is actually at the white river state park, the largest free event for the eclipse here in indianapolis tomorrow, about 20,000 people expected to be here. >> and then the >> big one, of course, fred, the indy motor speedway, 40,000 people expected to be packed in there all watching this. once in a generation event if the clouds will cooperate, fred, well, we're going to ask lisa soon about whether the clouds are going to cooperate but you it looks like a g

by the evening rush hour commute, it's focused more over alabama at birmingham, montgomery one huntsville likely to deal with a very soggy commutes by the evening time that's when we really start to see those slide into places like atlanta. and then eventually into charlotte during the overnight and the morning hours tomorrow. so this is going to be a multi-day event. there's also going to be a flood threat and take a look at this. they're already significant areas that have seen four to six inches of rain already, more on the way so we also have the potential for flooding is we go today and tomorrow >> all right. allison chinchar forrest. allyson. thanks very much for that. >> i had here the >> political implications of the arizona supreme court's decision to uphold a civil war era ban on abortion and former democratic senator doug jones of alabama joins me to talk about donald trump's latest loss in court >> king charles denied it on cnn >> itch scratch must not stop the if sanity with cortisone ten for bug bites, poison ivy and other riches, cortisone ten is number one. doctor recommen

so a warning from huntsville are telling these rallies, expect further escalation if these targeted assassinations continue. the so the situation remains vala tile precarious. but it's still very much limited to the border area and to military targets. even though 2 more lebanese civilians were killed. late on tuesday, a woman and a child nearly 70 civilians have been killed in this ongoing conflict. so, so far it hasn't led to a this, this escalation hasn't led to a wider war, but a bigger war can not be ruled out there. osha, 0, march. how you and southern up and on more than 700 is really such lives have been to the i'll acts of most compound and occupied east jerusalem. non muslims are allowed to visit the site for 4 hours every morning. security restrictions have being tightened for the jewish on the day of passive. the us extra estates has arrived at china on his 2nd visit to the staging and washington seek to stabilize relations and to the blank can will begin his visits by holding discussions with business leaders in shanghai. he'll then had to page in on friday for thoughts with the for a

orleans by the time we get to the evening, commute tonight, the focus really is around alabama, so huntsville, birmingham, montgomery, and then by tonight, it begins to move into atlanta and eventually into charlotte, north carolina hi, the morning. >> all right. very dangerous stuff. please keep us posted, alice. and if anything changes, we'll go back to you. thank you so much. in the meantime, some breaking news to tell you about the state sentencing for six former mississippi law enforcement officers happening right now here you see why pictures from the courtroom in jackson, mississippi, the office there's coming in one by one to be sentenced after they attacked in their community, one of whom were shot in the mouth. this group of officers called themselves the coat. >> a >> quote, goon squad and the case has garnered national attention. four frankly are teams have been covering this for months now from the overt racism and inhumane acts committed in this 2023 incidents, cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analysts, john miller joins us now and cnns legal alice showy jackson both j

i will tell you this here on the ua s we have the to elegy and in my community where we live in huntsville, alabama re- can block them or drop them or intercept them and it's being used in ukraine and israel but the only thing is you have to request it to make sure it happened so i promise you that i hope we come to reason because when they are coming in and setting down and dropping down drugs and being stuffed full of cash going back to the cartel, it's unacceptable and i take you to your word that you will do something about it. if congress is willing to fund more i.c.e. bed space or near trump level eras, would this be a solution to detaining more illegal aliens? >> the greater the detention capacity, the greater our ability to detain more people and the bipartisan senate legislation funded 50,000 detention beds and that is a powerful example. >> at the beginning of 2022 you testified that congress -- to congress that you had operational control of the border and in the following hearings you backtracked and altered the definition of operational control. in 2024, at a hearing last week

chicago tomorrow 81 degrees. 84 in little rock. 83 in huntsville.bove 80. in washington, d.c. upper 80s. raleigh in the upper 80s. and nice and warm in cincinnati. you will have your chilly three-way and not even heat up the stove. nashville look for temperatures into the low 80s0s as well. >>> mr. melvin questioning the chilly in cincinnati. skyline chili. how do you have your chili. on top of spaghetti and the toppings there. >> we want to hear about knute rockne. >> thank you. >> thank you, al. >> you're welcome. >>> guys, coming up, how to avoid the most common spring cleaning mistakes. like that moldy shower curtain, people just toss it out. well, our expert says it is easy to clean. we have some viral hacks to make your home sparkly again. >> but, first, a hilarious gender reveal that was confusing on purpose. we will explain after this. gende i vewould describe my mom as... incredibly nurturing and encouraging. honest! truly my rock. she's hilarious. —cheeky. —cheeky? yeah, you think you're funny. i am funny. she really truly makes me feel lo

this is our facility in huntsville. to provide the training, it means impacts on the ability to do your mom -- job. as i said, in one way or another, ready much every week, only two ways the conversation goes. thank you, for all the great things the fbi is doing for us. director, we need even more. they don't want the fbi to give even less. people need to understand, cuts to the budget don't hurt the fbi. they have all of the state and local law enforcement, many like the fbi. they have retention challenges. they are all down in terms of headcount. they have their own budget challenge. hurting us, compounds their challenges. it makes it harder for them to protect the neighborhoods and communities that we are all working together to protect. >> it is critically important from what you just said, and for members to understand, and maybe talk with and hear from their local law enforcement. they are trying to understand what the connection is between state and local law enforcement. i think we would see a lot less movement

every police department in the country that have bomb tax are trained by the fbi in a facility in huntsville and comfortably provide the training means impacts on ability to train bomb techs personal. it's all sorts of other trade and. with all sorts of turning state and local law enforcement at quantico. as a set of talking to chiefs and shares in one way or another pretty much every week and is only two ways the conversation goes. thank you director vought the great things the fbi is doing for us. we need even more. and, just director, we need even more. i've yet to meet a chief usher wants the fbi to give them less. people need to understand that cuts to our budget don't just turkey fbi. they heard all the state and local law enforcement partners, many of whom unlike the fbi are recruiting challenges of retention challenges come all down in terms of their headcount. they have their own budget challenges. hurting us compounds their challenges, makes it harder for them to protect the neighbors and communities we're all working together to try to protect. >> a finalal comment. i think it wou

. >> television stations from nashville, from memphis, some from huntsville, alabama, were there in theher attorneys, appearing about as meek as you could appear. >> inside, the courtroom was packed and the crowd included members of both families. >> you had matthew winkler's parents there. mary winkler's family was there, her father. >> we may begin with opening statements. the state may proceed first. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. my name is walt freeland. i'm an assistant district attorney. >> my strategy, like in every case, is to put on all my facts, because facts are stubborn things. you have to set aside whatever you think might've happened, and just listen to the facts. >> there is no good reason why matthew winkler was murdered by mary winkler. >> the jurors are about to hear mary's interrogation tape, where she says she snapped because of matthew. >> did he knock your self-esteem down? >> um, no. um, just chewing, whatever. and that's the problem, i have nerve now and i have self-esteem, and so my ugly came out. >> you just kind of got to a boiling point and just boiled

general whiting: two weeks ago i was in huntsville meeting with the missile defense agency. we talked about directed energy. i know that is something they are looking a i agree with you. i think it needs to be part of the future. senator king: i want more than looking at. i want development and soon. i think we should be having a capability in the red sea right now. this is an opportunity to use that capacity. finally, i want to associate myself with my co-chair, senator fischer, on nc-3. that is part of the triade. i congratulate you on the work you are doing. but urge you to accelerate and continue. the whole idea -- the cornerstone of the defense of this country is deterrence. the adversaries -- adversaries detect a weakness, we are vulnerable. i congratulate you, but want to prod you to keep going ernestly -- earnestly and accelerate the progress. chair reed: senator cotton. senator cotton: thank you for your testimony and thanks to alt men and women who serve under you. general cotton, since deping took power over a decade ago, china's nuclear paragraphsal has increased

tomorrow nashville, huntsville. they will also be in that target area.ng break travel. with a number of people flying topping the busiest holidays of the year. trevor ault is at newark airport for us. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yes, been a pretty busy major stretch of travel here. you have spring breakers mixed with people traveling for easter. mixing later with all the people traveling for the eclipse. it has been slow going. tsa tells us from friday to sunday they screened more than 7.5 million passengers. thursday the 2.8 million passengers they screened, that's not just the single busiest day of the year, that's more than they screened the friday before christmas or day before thanksgiving. and of course this time of year people are going on road trips, so much that aaa said it is having an impact on rush hour traffic particularly in the evening. your typical commuters and people going on their trip, it's a little slower. we're already looking ahead to next week, monday. that total eclipse. if you're going to be in the pa

. >> i will tell you on the uas, we have the technology in huntsville policewoman where we can drop them block them or intercept them. it's being used in ukraine and in israel, the only thing that capability you have to request it to make sure that it happens so i promise you, i hope that we can come to a reason because when those uav's are coming in to america setting down, dropping fentanyl, being stuffed full of cash and flying back to the mexican cartel it is totally unacceptable and i take your word that you are doing something about it. >> congressman, the greater the detention capacity, the greater our ability to detain more people, the bipartisan senate legislation funded 50,000 detention beds and that's a powerful example. >> thank you, mr. secretary. mr. secretary, at the beginning of 2022 you testified to congress that you had operational control of the border, then the following hearings you backtracked to alter the definition of operational control, now in 2024 in a hearing last week you testified that we have a crisis at the southern border, are you finally admitting to wha