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right here where we are in the dallas fort lr worth area, no major issue.he most part are running smoothly. travelers we talk to say they are just excited for some good food and to see family members. overall right now, though, aaa says 80 million people will travel 50 miles from home. today busy wrest est day for air -- busiest day for roads travel. >> this is our super bowl. the busiest day of the year. sunday following thanksgiving will be the same this year. >> and we spoke to many travellers here about what they are most excited about. >> reading book and in the going to work. >> reporter: what are you looking forward to the most? >> some maragaritas. >> who are you visitinging? >> my 96-year-old mom sisters. >> glands children. >> basks in the glow of celebration and getting to see them. well, the carolinas aren't real close. >> reporter: and as we mentioned earlier we are seeing that on going shortages for air traffic controllers so just keep in mind because it is definitely causing some delays. edward? >> edward: brook, thank you. my favourite part,

you robert hogan, nine people,lr problem solvers in new york.re three of which are democrats,to timesanctuary cities. in denver there is more illegals per capita than even new york, denver is destroyed, just on. illegal immigrants. this could b e an opportunity to say, hey, i'm not looking to toss out of the landscapers, the dreamers, all looking to toss out the criminals. i need to cooperate with the ice in the meantime becauseof everybody wants criminals away. one thing i thought of, why do we do see this 2-year-old today? we hear about 300,000 kidsg. missing, 32,000 that ice isng looking for, 80,000, why wouldee you seek this one today? they are telling me because the dps picked him up.nt texas is much more lenient, here picked up by border patrol, you know what happens.to yz that ted cruz has to come in with a secret iphone, or gonzalez when he was on the border, wider note -- why do we not see them? 300 kids in a small tent or a shed?we we hav ne to see those, we haveo find out what is going on? the question is what do we do k with those kids?id i say this, get them on a plane a

this is financing of 1.9% for 72 months you want to bite hybrid version that's 3.9% for 16 month lrsng in. right now there are 127,000 unsold ford f-150 pickup that's 131 day of supply as you know liz you want about 60 days of supply that's a sweet spot. well, not only is the ford f-150 backed up lincoln all of its vehicles 168 days of supply. volvo 134. ram, dodge, all double what it really should be in terms of inventory. now on the other hand, you've got some tight inventories like lexus and toyota just 35 days of supply. bmw and honda in the sailboat and so what does this all mean for you and your ability to get a deal we tacked to shawn tucker senior editor of the kelley blue book here's his advice. >> is about 133 and lexus and toyota are both at 35. so if you go to a ram dealership they are absolutely looking to negotiate they have too many cars. if you go into a toyota or lexus charge close to sticker price they don't have enough. >> so some people think liz they're going to be even bigger deals when it comes to december you know at the end of the year everybody tries to push

financial implications you get up to $60 per child if you opt into this bluebonnet learning just for lr. so if i'm a superintendent of a district, i'm going to get the best bang for my buck and i'm going to opt in to bluebonnet so there are huge financial financial implications as a result to districts choosing this material. >> stacey, the supporters of this curriculum will argue that it's not just stories in the bible that are infused into the curriculum it's also stories from islam from hinduism, from polytheism. do you? it doesn't seem like you agree with that argument. they're making absolutely not. >> i saw one reference to the pillars of islam. i saw one reference to a hindu story, but if i may get into the details, just briefly, christianity is referenced three times in the kindergarten curriculum, four times in first grade, 17 times in second grade, 190 times in third grade, 81 times in fourth grade, and 66 times in fifth grade. and no one can convince me that if this goes to court, that someone can't challenge the fact that christianity is splattered all across this set of mat

so i have to vote against lr materials specifically politics at play here. >> this curriculum was passed by an 8 to 7 vote. that eighth member was someone who was a republican appointed by greg abbott. just a few weeks ago to fill a seat that was vacated by a democrat. and that was one of the most recent election by a democrat. that republican cast the deciding vote in all of this, and they were only be there for a temporary moment. the democrat will take office early next year. >> and tell me about this plans for for classrooms sure. >> well, we should be clear that this is not a mandatory curriculum across the state, school districts have the option whether or not to use the curriculum, which is known as the bluebonnet curriculum, after the state flower of texas. but school districts that do use the curriculum can be paid up to $40 per student annually, and on top of that, another $20 annually for printing costs. all right, ed lavandera, thanks so much. >> appreciate it. i want to turn now to some reporting just into our politics lead on the question of whether former congresswoman tul

>> yeah lr how does that work? where? i mean, he does turn over his his vintage mercedes, but it's not that it's worthless. it's still the car. but there's no like they don't actually own it because they don't have the title for it yet. yeah. >> there are a lot of people who rudy giuliani owes money to he owes the most to miss moss and miss freeman, 140 plus million dollars. >> nobody's ever going to be made whole, even if rudy actually were able or willing to turn over his assets, he would never give them a fraction of what they're owed to a point that that jane made and you made before rudy giuliani's fall from grace has been beyond epic. it's been shakespearean. i mean, it's hard to remember, but in the 80s, jane, when you started a little before my time. but he was a revered figure in new york city. he was the king of saint andrew's plaza, down where the courthouse is. he was the most powerful person there. he was feared and respected but that arrogance also did poke through in the 80s. right? and now that arrogance a