eric: where people can go, salvation army in texas.org. salvation army helps so many people.eing with us. we'll be right back. >> thank you. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. cyber attacks are relentlessly advancing. to end them, cybereason built a cyber security solution so advanced... it can end attacks today -- on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. and deliver future-ready protection, keeping you sharp for tomorrow. join us, the defenders, in our mission. cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. arthel: it is finally getting warmer in texas with temperatures expected the continue climbing into early next week, all making for better clean-up conditions after this week's massive storm. meteorologist adam cloths is live now with the -- adam is live now with the forecast. adam: yeah, you know wha

alvin migues is the emergency disaster services director for the salvation army in texas. things to return to normal. timing right now has been a huge issue for us. because we've gone through this whole year with the covid crisis, it's created, you know, a lot of challenges for folks, and theyjust don't have a lot to give right now. so having those federal dollars to come into the state allows us to focus on getting those home repairs done quickly and efficiently so that people can get their houses back to normal and get their lives back where they need to be. i expect that we'll start our casework, our case management work, within the next couple of weeks, but i anticipate it taking up to a year, year and a half before everybody�*s back to normal. since this event started early last week, the salvation army has been working to open up all of ourfacilities so folks have a warm place to at least go and stay. there's a lot of folks that are running out of food, water's definitely becoming a huge issue for us, and we've done everything we can from our main hub to start supply

since the event started early last week, the salvation army has been working to open all of our facilitiesrm place to go and stay. just like you mentioning your story, there are a lot of people running out of food, water is definitely becoming a huge issue for us. and we done everything we can from our main hub to start supplying as many folks as we can with water, food products and of course blankets and warm coats. we are working diligently with all of our vendors to try and secure food boxes so that we can take those out and start delivering them across the state. we are hoping to receive up to 20 truckloads of food boxes in the next week or so. it is remarkable, just that basic need that need to be met. we heard thatjoe biden has approved this declaration of a major disaster for texas which will release more funds. from a national level. what difference does that make on the ground? funding right now is a huge issue because we've gone through this whole year as a covid crisis. it has created a lot of challenges for people. theyjust do not have a lot to give. having those federal dollar

alvin migues is the emergency disaster services director for the salvation army in texas.is a huge relief force because we have got to this whole year and it has created a lot of challenges for folks and with theyjust don't have a lot to give right now, so having that threat revised to focus on getting those home repairs done quickly, and efficiently, so that people can get their houses back to normal and get their lives back where they need to be. i expect it will start our case management work within the next couple of weeks but i anticipated taking up weeks but i anticipated taking up to a year or a year and a half until everybody is back to normal. because this event started early on that last week the salvation army has been working to open up all of our facilities and there are a lot of folks running out of food, water is definitely becoming a huge issue for us and we have done everything we can from our main harbour to start supplying as many folks as we can with water, food products and of course warm clothes, blankets w—league are working diligently right now to t

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the salvation army, the red cross, ymca, food banks, pantries and hundreds of turtle organizations pivot on a dime to feed, shelter and assist those in need. the individual efforts, the ones we don't hear a lot about kerry just as big of an impact that is nowhere less noteworthy. neighbors banding together to collect furniture, pots, pans and bedding to help a local pastor move a woman into a new apartment after she ended up at his church with nowhere to go. our young woman from western who refused to quit, completed a ten year journey from custodian to nurse practitioner at a medical center in the middle of the pandemic so she could do more to take care of the sick. a restaurant owner open his door to feed needy families only to be followed by what would normally be his competition down the street who did the same thing. wedding photographers, planted a facility operator volunteered to put together a wedding for an army sgt from chicopee and his fiancÉe after their plans were upended by covid. the first lady, stood up to massachusetts covid-19 relief fund. and raised over $32,000,000.17

community service, the national association of jewish community centers, called jwb, the ywca, the salvation armyoined together for a purpose that hasn't changed -- in their own words, to help serve the religious, spiritual, social welfare, educational, recreational and entertainment needs of men and women in the armed forces. the armed forces themselves do a lot to provide for sparetime recreation on post or on base but they recognize the obvious , for service people with free , time, on post or on base does just is not where it is at. when i have a spare moment, i don't spend it hanging around the studio so i can see why a g.i.'s first move when he has time of is out the gate. luckily he has got some place to go. wherever they are based, it is pretty certain there is a uso club nearby. ♪ a good place to check into four cup of hot coffee, or relax and chew the fat with the guys. or maybe to something more substantial -- chew something more substantial without spending a fortune. play a game of cards or shoot a game of rotation. listen to some stereo or just sit and read. or on nights when it is

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you are giving service back to the country a simple formula.ks >> boys and girls club and the salvation army and people like you and me and that works fine. to be a private equity professional something don't agree to be a highest calling some say a four-star general. john allen is a four-star general. what you think four-star generals are more important to the country than private equity? >> in every sense of myself to be more important than anybody. but here i am. if you think i can do something for you, let's talk about it. we didn't get that kind of option. you are not a core commander nstin germany interested what u will because that's what the army is all about. and i left it was different i had places. they had to take a careful look at it as soon as people will go miami where i came from. with the chinese military experts for 2000 years ago iner german experts. and making sure are going to war and then you didn't fail. >> you are a four-star general and secretary of state and you have grandchildren to they call you general were secretary of state? >> property. >> you tell them you ar

he spent decades ringing the bell for salvation army. he loved arts and crafts. gave to everyone that he saw a need, even though he had very little mean. our family's hearts are shattered. bobby loved a song. the end of the lyrics say, "every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end." i don't know what that looks like, yet. but for now, our family started bobby's bikes so we can continue his legacy of kindness and generosity. >> when i was a kid, and i was a kid, i thought of tommy as the protector. if we lived in the 12th century, he could have been, i don't know, richard the lion-hearted. he had a good heart. he was a fierce friend. and he's the kind of guy you want on your side in a bar fight. i will miss him, and the insanity we all went through together. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now

>> the salvation army program. >> is that a program that we are able to contract with? in >> so they -- they didn't meet the 2016 r.f.p. for various reasons. but they do contract through forensics. so several forensics grants. so prefer that sometimes people who go through being incarcerated and are coursed into treatment, sometimes the people who are in treatment say this has to be abstinence based. >> do we measure the success of those programs against the success of the non-abstinence-based programs? >> every program is successful if people can stay, usually. so we don't have a good way to measure it. it's not intent to treat measure. you don't take 50 people and send half one way and half another. most of the people in forensics are coerced into treatment. and don't have much -- [simultaneous speaking.] >> i think it would be interesting to try to get a handle on which programs work for whom. how do we compare them? what are the right assessment measures? rather than kind of -- and maybe these decisions in the 2016 r.f.p. were based on actual data and the kind of as

if it would have went though the salvation army drop box that would have been a clean sweatshirt.ces are probably wouldn't have been on there, but it is. >> i see where you're coming from. >> reporter: as for david camm? >> do you know david camm? >> no. >> you ever met david camm? >> no. >> do you remember the murder of david camm's family? >> on television, yes. >> do you know where david camm lives? >> only on television. i don't even know what his address is. >> reporter: the interrogation went on for some 12 hours with boney sticking to his story. the detectives released him with a warning. >> make no mistake about it, if anything else links you to it, you're done, stick a fork in you. >> now see that would normally worry me. i wasn't there. >> reporter: then, two weeks after letting boney walk, there was something else. something big. >> "early, uh, yesterday morning, i was notified of some uh additional scientific evidence, uh, that linked mr. boney to the, uh, to the homicides." >> reporter: the prosecutor revealed that a palm print found on the exterior passenger side of

mistaking otherwise, if released, attorneys proposed walter be sent to a rehab center at the salvation army in oakland, he would be monitored 24 7 during his stay now ktvu did reach out to dhs and ice for a comment on this story. but neither agency wanted to offer a statement happening this week. walter case will be heard in front of a district court judge for the first time, and that will determine whether he stays in custody or at the very least, gets a new hearing in front of an immigration judge. it's a story we'll keep our eyes on and keep you posted. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, fox news confirms that immigration and customs enforcement officials in texas nearly released three men convicted of sex offenses against children, the potentially dangerous situation was apparently with the result of confusion over president biden's immigration policy and a mammal last month, the president rescinded much of the trump administration's practices on detainment and deportations. immigration officials wouldn't elaborate on the mix up, but said arrests and custody determinations are made on

if you want to help out and i know our viewers do the salvation army and red cross, of course the mercy chefs, we highlighted them during the hurricane season, the houston food bank needs food, they need water. they certainly need our love and support as well, guys, what a tough time across the south this week. >> great seeing all these people step up, though, to lend a hand. also warm temperatures on the way. we look forward to that. rob, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead here, splitting up. kim kardashian files for divorce from kanye west. what we're learning this morning about the breakup. >>> covid protocols. the nba moving ahead with the all-star game in spite of resistance from some players. >>> and breaking barriers, how six college friends made their aviation dreams come true in an industry that is still struggling to increase diversity. we'll be right back with much more on "gma." keep it here. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by subaru. love, it's what makes subaru subaru. (vo) last year when people were going hungry, subaru and our retailers donated

we've opened up warming centers, salvation army has take an lead in our community. >> i can't imaginet you guys are using your salt trucks and snow plows very often in arlington. how is that process going and in the middle of a pandemic, by the way? >> well, to give you an idea, there are no snowplows but we have contractors used to moving dirt that are now moving snow. in fact, a lot of our contractors have switched over from being excavation contractors to cleaning off our roads, our airport runways and our parking lots here in the mix of that. >> no snowplows in arlington, that's news. while i have you, mayor, i want to ask you, i know that you were one of the mayors who met with president biden on friday to talk about covid relief. the president's plan as you know includes a lot of money to help state and local governments. do you support the $1.9 trillion relief plan? >> i support the fiscal assistance to state and cities and appreciate president biden recognizing all of the negative and social economic and social impacts to our city that they're going to last long beyond the pan

she's also active in the new hope church of pearland, the bay area quannas, the salvation army and the texas invitational. for her community and civic involvement, debbie has received numerous recognitions, including the governor's victims service division path finder award in 2007, debbie mosley day, in pasadena texas, the rotary club's paul harris fellowship award in fwen, rotary -- 2010, rotary director, the stella tremendous balance community -- tremball community service award. debbie married the love of her life, tom mosley. debbie is the mother of four children, john miles of burleson, texas, aaron of burleson, staff sergeant josh mosley, who is stationed as a united states marine corps recruiter in arlington, texas. debbie and tom are the proud grandparents of eight grandchildren. mr. speaker, i would like to thank debbie mosley for her lifetime of dedicated service to the survivors of domestic and sexual violence and wish her the very -- absolute very best during her well-deserved retirement. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlem

she had done pioneering work and worked with other organizations like the salvation army. she was married to another friend, chris hilbert, a member of the richmond city council. three days before sheila died of covid, patsy died of covid, the mother in a parish. patsy had been a part of our parish community. so in eight days, three people that i know died of covid. and this morning i heard early in the morning that another dear friend -- and i'm not going to mention his name but another dear friend of mine is in the hospital with covid on a ventilator, somebody that i know very, very well. i officiated at his wedding about 15 years ago when i was governor. i'm a healthy and wealthy and privileged person, so if this is happening to me in my network of friends and family, i know it's happening to others. i think this now makes nine people that i know who have died of covid. i was on the phone yesterday with taiwan's representative of the united states, which is essentially equal to the ambassador, and she told me that taiwan has had nine covid deaths, dozens of miles from c

>> the salvation army program. >> is that a program that we are able to contract with? in >> so they -- they didn't meet the 2016 r.f.p. for various reasons. but they do contract through forensics. so several forensics grants. so prefer that sometimes people who go through being incarcerated and are coursed into treatment, sometimes the people who are in treatment say this has to be abstinence based. >> do we measure the success of those programs against the success of the non-abstinence-based programs? >> every program is successful if people can stay, usually. so we don't have a good way to measure it. it's not intent to treat measure. you don't take 50 people and send half one way and half another. most of the people in forensics are coerced into treatment. and don't have much -- [simultaneous speaking.] >> i think it would be interesting to try to get a handle on which programs work for whom. how do we compare them? what are the right assessment measures? rather than kind of -- and maybe these decisions in the 2016 r.f.p. were based on actual data and the kind of as

, but everything has slowed down and you see more people in line at the soup kitchens and the salvation armyin places that i used to go and a lot of those places done boarded up. it is a good idea to pass a bill like that. if they pass it, you see more suffering and you hear more people going through changes, especially the schools -- they need to open the schools. i love going to church and i have not been to church in like three weeks because of the pandemic. when we are in charge, we all have to wear the mask of course. i pray to the lord that this thing would pass over us where people can get back to their normal lives because it is taking lives that people are close to and everything is off balance. host: at a hearing before the vote on the package, the committee ranking member criticized what he saw as wasteful spending in the bill. here is a portion of what he said. [video clip] >> congress has enacted five separate covid relief bills totaling $4 trillion. roughly $1 trillion remains unspent. yet, the democrats want to push out another $1.9 trillion including an additional $350 billio

>> the salvation army program. >> is that a program that we are able to contract with? in >> so they -- they didn't meet the 2016 r.f.p. for various reasons. but they do contract through forensics. so several forensics grants. so prefer that sometimes people who go through being incarcerated and are coursed into treatment, sometimes the people who are in treatment say this has to be abstinence based. >> do we measure the success of those programs against the success of the non-abstinence-based programs? >> every program is successful if people can stay, usually. so we don't have a good way to measure it. it's not intent to treat measure. you don't take 50 people and send half one way and half another. most of the people in forensics are coerced into treatment. and don't have much -- [simultaneous speaking.] >> i think it would be interesting to try to get a handle on which programs work for whom. how do we compare them? what are the right assessment measures? rather than kind of -- and maybe these decisions in the 2016 r.f.p. were based on actual data and the kind of as

the salvation army brought in food.e community was awesome regarding toiletries and diapers and dog food and cat food and water. at christmastime a christmas tree was donated and decorations donated. they put together a wish list and the community went out and brought presents for them. they were our neighbors. we were really happy to do this. like the captain said, very little incidents negatively happened on the project. you know, i urge any of the community of san francisco that wants to do this or desires to do this like i heard from supervisor melgar and supervisor in district four, one of the issues that we had when we knew that we were being sunsetted back in november. we were able to keep it until march 1st. the community was worried about where these people are going to go when they leave? one of the things i encourage in the budget process we get funding to carry on this important endeavor in the city. i think it is important. we know now that some of the best clients have been graduated or moved to permanent

the salvation army brought in food. the community was awesome regarding toiletries and diapers and dog food and cat food and water. at christmastime a christmas tree was donated and decorations donated. they put together a wish list and the community went out and brought presents for them. they were our neighbors. we were really happy to do this. like the captain said, very little incidents negatively happened on the project. you know, i urge any of the community of san francisco that wants to do this or desires to do this like i heard from supervisor melgar and supervisor in district four, one of the issues that we had when we knew that we were being sunsetted back in november. we were able to keep it until march 1st. the community was worried about where these people are going to go when they leave? one of the things i encourage in the budget process we get funding to carry on this important endeavor in the city. i think it is important. we know now that some of the best clients have been graduated or moved to permane