two years before south texas was a blipnmk0a:vñ everybody's radar.le to make those judgments to talk about in the future what our resource requirements may be. and how about we start shifting border patrol agents and" $Ñ beefing up a particular area in advance of a potential surge instead of reacting to it. so we're starting to look at the data ay in the past. great question.z,Ñ thank you. >> lady over in the x4ê÷corner, please. >> may nameyhép3÷ name is laura sump. i have a question of border communities. people who live on the border from wanting more policing, wanting more patrol, and people who have a lot of grievances on border patrol and increasing military in their communities. from your perspective, how do you see that the opinion andrimkÑ dialogue has been carrit out -- i mean the opinions of the communities have been taken into account in rn)upstrategy, and how do you plan to includep áuz in the future? >> again another excellent question. i think the communities in which we serve are paramountye&v helping us think through. it's one thing t

but also the south texas campaign.when the south texas campaign was developed, it had to bring everyone in the same room, and it had to go beyond co-location or cooperation, had to be true integration. it had to have everyone in the same room, all the intelligence on table. we had to pick specific targets we had to vote on those targets, and we had to not only tell each other what we're going to do against that but we had to focus in on individual targets responsible for that. and then, of course, we've had dod on the border title 32 and title 10 working with us for some time. so that lesson that came from robert rose's murder and how we brought those individuals to justice red that revolution on how -- led that revolution on how the interagency environment needed to work. >> thank you. is this gentleman up here please. >> bernard horowitz from -- [inaudible] first, chief just in the recent visit that you hosted us on the border, i would say that we've seen clear evidence that the thought process now of the agents is c

when the south texas campaign was developed it had to bring everyone in the same room.t had to go beyond co-location or cooperation. it had to be true integration. it had to have everyone in the same room, all the intelligence on the table we had to pick specific targets, we had to vote on those targets and we had to not only tell each other what we're going to do against them, but we had to focus in on individual targets responsible for that. and then of course, we've had d.o.d. on the border for some time. so that lesson that came from the unrestrained immigration in robert rose's murder and how we brought those individuals to justice led that revolution on how we raised the environmental awareness. >> thank you. this gentleman up here, please. >> first, chief, the recent visit that you hosted on the border, i would say we've seen clear evidence that the thought process of the agents is changing, and everybody is talking about risk base and developing their own metrics and stuff, so i want to compliment you. it's definitely been deployed down to the troops on the bord

especially for south texas where we haven't really seen a lot of large companies make their home base. >> and home grown start ups have cropped up. >> texas a&m corpus christi senior is working to build an electronically powered u av and said that the faa test site gives him a leg up over drone makers. >> this allows us to have a legal opportunity to test vehicles like this. >> but until the faa finalizes the regulations covering commercial grown use and officially opens the nation's air space the industry remain grounded. it's possible delay to come. david shuster,age. >> amazon made it clear it wants to use drones, although it has not started yet. the company posted a profit of $214 million more than twice what some analysts were expecting and amazon prime was the big reason. that's the membership service that comes with free two-day shipping. primary membership rose by 53% even though subscription costs were raised to $99 from $79. >>> have rv, will travel. a look at the new normal in retirement. why retirees are hitting the road. we'll go primetime next monday, 10:30 10:30 p.m. ea

it is cool in places like north dakota and west texas and south texas. it's cool because it creates significant economic activity. and notwithstanding the lack of coolness, this revolution allows us to reindustrial eyes our country to create highways jobs again for us to lead the world. >> now the former governor jumped the gun a little bit. he was talking about fracking of course. and he is a strong supporter of that including what he calls a patriotic energy policy which would require the excel pipeline to be built on immigration he broke with some in his own party to say people in the country already undocumented should be allowed to stay. maybe pay a fine maybe move to the back of the line but said no way are they ever going to be deported. so he is here to talk politics? well political analysts and people who have been watching the former governor say that he is here not to talk to voters or car dealers. he is here to talk about money. he got into town last night and you can believe he is meeting with big money donors including those in silicon vall

. >>> a fire at a south texas gas plant tuesday night could be seen for miles.ireballs billowing into the skies. officials closed nearby roads while the crews battled the fire. no injuries are reported, and the cause is under investigation. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" the reigning top-selling carmaker and google's billion-dollar bet on spacex. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. toyota remains the world's top automaker. toyota sold 10 million beating general motors. it's the third year in a row that toyota has claimed the top spot. but the japanese automaker says it expects to sell fewer cars and truck this year. >>> stocks on wall street finished slightly higher riding a surge in technology and airlines. the dow climbed 3 points. the s&p also climbed 3 points and the nasdaq finished the day to points higher. >>> the streaming giant netflix jumped almost 16% in after-hours trading following a strong fourth-quarter earnings report. net felix reports a profit of 72 cents per share easil

the south texas company services oil rigs. denise walker is the owner. >> you'd have big trucks coming through here, your testing units units and trucks coming in and out. it's just perpetual motion at all times. >> reporter: and right now? >> right now it's slow. >> reporter: oil companies have started to shut down rigs that are no longer profitable because of falling prices, so there's less work. so far, 10 of frontier's 110 employees have left or been laid off. it's estimated texas could lose 140,000 direct and indirect energy jobs by midyear if oil stays around $55 a barrel. the number of active rigs in texas has already fallen 10% in the last two months. >> i don't have a clue what the bottom's going to be. >> reporter: and how do you plan for that? >> just take it day by day. that's all you can do, hold on to your hat cowboy. it's going to be a whirlwind. >> reporter: the whirlwind continues to be a windfall for drivers. scott, aaa estimates if current trebdz continue, half the states could see prices below $2 a gallon b

and i lost them in a fashion very different from any predator that we have in south texas. it was not interested in the meat as much as it was the blood. and in all instances, it was all opened up just in this thorax area, and there was no blood at all. and everybody's saying, oh, my gosh, that's the chupacabra. >> remarks were made, and it was all over the town. >> the myth of the chupacabra is a big story here because we have a high hispanic population that has believed in this for a very long time. >> the story spread through spanish speaking publications and the internet over the 1990s and into the 2000s. >> legend has it the chupacabra is a vampire dog said to inhabit parts of south america and texas. >> a chupacabra in spanish means the goat sucker or the sucker of goats. >> in all the stories that i have read about the chupacabra and it had fiery red eyes and stood on its back legs and appeared to have some spine down its back, or do that and the chupacabra's going to get you. >> dr. canyon's blood-thirsty predator kills 28 chickens over a 15-month period, showing it

if you grew up in south texas and joined the border patrol they sent you to arizona. now you can stay in south texas which means you have relatives that can be manipulated blackmailed and can blackmail you. there are a lot of problems border patrol is facing. i don't want to get in trouble with the border patrol. we have a lot of respect for the border patrol. as far as numbers go i don't have a magic number. we may have an adequate budget now. the first thing we need to do as far as mexican border goes is change policies there as opposed to just matters of m border patrol now, they are handcuffed handcuffed. if they catch a guy who says i'm a dreamer i'm coming back. you caught me at the border but i grew up here and i'm a dreamer. they have to let him go whether he is a dreamer or not. the border patrol works under policy directives that handcuff its work. the first thing which costs nothing is to do that. there is going to be probably extra expenditure required. for instance there need to be operating bases where border patrol will put together two container units

if you grew up in south texas, you joined the border patrol, they sent you to arizona. now you can stay if south texas which means you have relatives that can be manipulated, that can be blackmailed to blackmail you. there is a lot of problems at border patrol. let's face it. just don't want to get in trouble with the border patrol because we have a lot of respect for the border patrol. but as far as numbers go, i don't have a magic number. we maybe even have an adequate budget now. not saying there isn't. first thing we need to do as far as the mexican border goes is change our policies there as opposed to just matters of money. because the border patrol now, they're handcuffed. if somebody -- if they catch a guy who says, i'm a dreamer, i'm just coming back. you caught me at the border but i grew up leer and i'm a dreamer. they have to let him go whether he is a dreamer or not. the border patrol is -- works under policy directives that handcuff its work. so the first thing -- which costs nothing -- is to do that. there is going to be probably extra expenditure require

it's cool in places like north dakota and west texas and south texas texas. not with standing the lack of coolness this revolution allows us to reindustrial eyes our country to create highways jobs, again for us to lead the world. it will lessen our greenhouse emissions as more power is generated by natural gas saving consumers billions of dollars on utility bills and billions of dollars now of additional dollars at the gas pump and i imagine it's probably stimulating car sales a little bit too. hundreds of thousands of highway jobs and investment in our country. less this lessens our payment deficit and lessens the need to have a heavy footprint where our foreign policy can be a force for good. our foreign policy -- and i believe we should be engaged -- should be about the strategic interests of this country, not the fact that we are not secure with energy. what should we do? approve the xl pipeline for crying out loud. >> that's a no-brainer. (applause.) washington shouldn't regulate fracking out of business. it shouldn't be done to paralyze it. we should o

brother called him -- when his younger brother called him to tell him that he was in harlingen, in south texasay the smugglers. >> he didn't tell anybody that he was making that trip. so it was very surprising. we were not expecting that. i said to him, if you're going to make the next move right away, don't put yourself on any dangers. i'd rather you be caught than anything happen to you. and he told me to also to send him $300 because he ran out of money, which that's what they wanted to move him to houston. >> he got a name and a phone number and a method of payment. >> the only thing i had to do was send him the money and my hopes were that he will call me from houston and tell me, i'm here. >> eliseo's brother bayron was 18 years old. he called him his little brother always. we were sure that he was there. we couldn't say who he was. >> even though we don't want to admit it, we were still hoping it wasn't him, but everything made sense that, you know, that it was one of hthem. with all of the violence and all this stuff going on, that's what makes us sometimes just leave the country and l

>> down to 20° in south texas. >> you said it will ease up on sunday. right?>> i will stick by that but we have to get through saturday. >> have a great weekend. >> you too. >> coming up the man hunt is on in france. we'll look at the moments plus. >> this is the time to stand up and be brave. >> comeedcomedian harry shearer. >> and a bloggist sentenced to a thousand lashes. >> this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. coming up. the attacks in paris. plus comedian harry shearer stands up for the rights of satire. >> and a 17-year-old has chemotherapy even though she doesn't want it. as police in france search for another suspect linked to a series of shootings in that country. for now the violence and fear that shocked that country appears to be other. in time we'll learn much more about the attacks that unfolded this week. two separate standoffs leaving three suspects dead. at a satirical newspaper the second at a kosher supermarket. and the brother in the newspaper attack claimed they had ties to yemen al qaeda. for three days people in france have

think are oasis petroleum, a bachen pure play and sanchez energy, which operates in engleford, south texas. >> what would you avoid in today's marketplace? >> i think the names that you will want to avoid are the names with the highest amount of financial lerchl, and then assets are paramoent mount. if you have core assets, can you weather the storm better. if you are on the fringes of the unconventional plays, it gets challenging. even at 50, 60, even $70 oil, you'll need a substantial rally to make it work. >> we were speaking with our previous stock market guest, and he was making, you know, some parallels with what happened back in 1985. do you see the same kind of thing happening in 2015 with oil prices, paul? >> we have taken a look back to 1985, and the key element here is obviously it was a supply driven situation by the saudis who were more in control in 1985. really looking at 2015. it's more of a global supply situation driven by the u.s. as increasing supply. some similarities. there's also a little bit of a difference in demand here, but really what we've seen is generally whe

southern border ini illegal migration -- mostly unaccompanied kids crossing from central america into south texas the high point was june 10. in response, we put in place a number of things. we search resources to the southern border. more personnel, surveillance technology, law enforcement to crack down on the smugglers, the coyotes. more detention capability, more public messaging in central america and mexico. the numbers dropped dramatically after that to the point where it is now considerably lower today than it was a year ago at this time and a most the lowest it has been in about two years. but, we are not declaring mission accomplished at all when it comes the border security, particularly on the southern border. much of the uptick and the downturn in illegal migration is seasonal and very predictable. it starts at the beginning of the year, peaks in early summer and drops off when he gets really hot. we must prevent further spikes in illegal migration. many of the poll factors still exist. the violence, the poverty in that part of the world still exists. the economy in this country is ge

but, this is the moisture that we'll watch right now in south texas to head into the cold air.ow layer of cold air will be at the surface early on monday, so a wintery mix to start, it could change over to rainfall around philadelphia around point south and east, dry and quiet saturday. sunday is dry, but the includes increase, take a look at 7:00 a.m. monday. the green that is the rainfall, and where you see that pink, that's the freezing rain and sleet. pocono mountains will likely see mainly snow out of this, but, 10:00 a.m., you can see we're changing over to rainfall around philadelphia, but toward the lehigh valley, the pocono mountains still looking at a little bit of wintery mix, into mid to late day, and here's 2:00 p.m. see mainly rain across our area but the wintery mix will linger toward the higher elevations, where that cold air will linger the longest. 36 degrees, once again that was the high temperature today. seventeen pottstown, 24 millville, and 26 right now in atlantic city. you factor in the wind hour your body react, nine right now what it feels like in rea

we surged resources to the southern border to south texas, more personnel, more surveillance technologyon the criminal smuggling organizations, the coyotes. more detention capability, more public messaging in central america and mexico in this country. the number dropped dramatically after that to the point where it's now considerably lower today than it was a year ago at this time and almost the lowest it's been in about two years. but we're not declaring mission accomplished at all. when it comes to border security. particularly on the southern border. much of the uptick and the downturn in illegal migration is seasonal and very predictable. it starts at the beginning of the year it peaks in early summer and then drops off when it gets really hot. we must prevent further spikes in illegal migration. many of the push factors in central america, the violence, the poverty in that part of the world still exists. the economy in this country is getting better. so what are we doing? we've established increased detention capability. we've just begun a new public messaging campaign in mexico,

south texas will see some rain showers. >> all states east of the mississippi river have windchill advisoriesnearly half the country will barely get into the 20s. 40s across much of the south and the west. 70s in l.a. and phoenix. >>> the university of virginia is trying to move past its sexual assault scandal with a new set of rules for fraternity functions. the campus was rocked last fall when the "rolling stone" article about a gang rape at a fraternity party. now the school's fraternities have proposed and its president approved new rules for parties including a ban on beer kegs and the positioning of a sober fraternity member at the stairs leading to any house's residential room. >>> florida state's controversial and heisman winning quarterback jameis winston is going pro. winston is giving up his final two seasons of eligibility to enter this spring's nfl draft. he's expected to be one of the first quarterbacks selected. winston's announcement he's leaving fsu came the same day a woman who has accused him of sexual assault sued the school's board of trustees claiming its response to her

we're still looking at those wind chills advisories and warnings for two-thirds of the country into south texasund corpus christi. even the sunshine state looking at wind chills below freezing. so as we roll the clock ahead 6am, it's going to feel like 33 degrees below zero in chicago chicago. so it could be worse for us. it's going to feel like 23 degrees below zero in omaha nebraska look at new orleans 14 degrees. that's what it's going to feel like along the gulf coast tomorrow morning. dangerous cold the entire area. gusty winds as well protect your exposed skin, gloves, hats, scarves mittens earmuffs, and once again the defendant air of the season. temperatures -- air temperatures single digits but this is how it's actually going to feel and how your body will reaction. 21 degrees tomorrow but once again, it's going to feel like below zero pretty much. the and tire day. 32 degrees for the high temperature on friday. so a little warmer. it stays cold saturday back into the 20s. upper 30s yeah, that sounds pretty good, right? a little warmer. heat wave. but we could see some rain and maybe e

. >> it was back in august, when we joined the two full time volunteers of the south texas human rightsr to look for a 20-year-old man who had disappeared the month before. and other migrant reported julio had fainted from exhaustion after walking more than 20-miles in 100-degree heat. he had traveled in hoping of joining his father in the united states. >> do you think there's any water over here? that maybe attracted him? >> that day the search had been fruitless, like it's been every day since. the volunteers have long given up home on finding him alive but still they essential for his remains. >> if we can put a body, take it home. to julio's father, so they have someone to bury. >> at the brooks county sheriffs office, benny martinez says 20 bodies in four months is remarkably few compared to the summer when two or three bodies appeared each week. the cooler weather is one factor he says, but also fewer migrants are passing through. >> we are probably down at about 100 a day now or less. >> 100 people going through the dessert here? >> yes. yes. >> verses we are looking at three to

like a shocking number of people crammed into such a small space is actually not that uncommon in south texas. >> it's no big sur prize to us no more. we deal with it on a daily basis. >> because of la jolla's proximity to mexico and because the fence along the texas border is incomplete, illegal immigrants are able to slip undetected into the united states. >> this is the border the united states has built. apparently this is where the fence ends right here. this is how close we are to the river, you know. so there is a gap between here, the other fence, and maybe 50 miles west of where we stand at this point. >> the immigrants are sent to border patrol for processing. with so much of the border fence still under construction and a shortage of people patrolling the area, chief gutierrez knows incidents like this are bound to happen again, and he think there is really only one solution. >> i think we need stiffer punishment for these coyotes, these people transporting immigrants and trying to make a quick buck out of them. i think that can be the only way it will come to a halt. >>> it's a sh

it is cool in places like north dakota and west texas and south texas. it creates significant economic activity. notwithstanding the lack of coolness, this revolution allows us to re-industrialize our country to create highways jobs again for us to lead the world. it will lessen our greenhouse gas emissions. it is saving consumers millions of dollars on utility bills and billions of dollars on additional dollars at the gas pump and probably stimulating car sales to. the revolution is creating hundreds of thousands of highways jobs, and billions of dollars of investment in our country. this lessons are payment deficit and diminishes the need to have a heavy hand around the world. our foreign policy should be about the strategic interests of this country not the fact that we are not secure with energy. what should we do? the first thing we should do is approve the xl pipeline. that is a no-brainer. . washington should not try to regulate hydraulic fracking out of business. it should not be done with the intent of paralyzing it. we should open up federal la

around south texas we're looking at some moisture gathering.s will head in our direction and move into some of that cold air and a lot of that cold air will be trapped at the surface. so even though temperatures may be above freezing, we are live likely to see that wintry mix. not tonight. we'll roll the clock for you bundle up if you're stepping outdoors. tomorrow, it's going to be cold. but we'll see a lot of sunshine around and then the cloud cover starts to increase late on sunday. and then take a look at monday. 5am we're looking at that moisture move toward our area. so monday morning's commute you could be dodging perhaps some freezing rain a little bit of sleet. that includes philadelphia, north and west. you see the green. that is the rainfall. it should change over to rain around mid to late morning for philadelphia south jersey and delaware. but north and west, we're still looking at that wintry mix into the afternoon. that includes allentown moving toward the pocono mountains as well. so that will be some good news for the skiers wi

we've already seen the pictures from as far south as texas. in the last 24 hours, a foot of snow in some parts. this is a woman being lifted from a tree, her car gone. and in georgia winds knocking down trees. look at the radar. the storm system racing up the coast. and another system will hit this weekend. rob marciano with new tracks for both. but first, david kerley on the dangerous driving already. >> reporter: this is the storm that is about to blast into the northeast, the first big hit of winter. it is the south that felt the storm first with snow, ice, and rain. so much rain in atlanta this tree fell over. just missing a house. >> you could hear a loud boom and that's when i jumped up. >> reporter: and not just rain. by the time it hit the carolinas, some of that rain was freezing. nearly one in six americans will be touched by this storm, with most hoping to avoid what vanessa lowe went through. >> target's out at 3 o'clock. >> roger. >> reporter: the 39-year-old woman from near austin, stranded in a washed out road. >> we're pretty c

overnight early on monday morning, that moisture that i talk about to the south in texas that's goingo be spreading toward our area. so as that moisture links up with that cold air, you can see the pink. that's showing the wintry mix. so we're looking at in freezing rain some sleet to start early on monday. that could impact the commute and then the green that's the rainfall but it looks like we'll warm the columns of the atmosphere. so that wintry mix to start around philadelphia and the northern suburbs will likely change over to all rain and you can see it could be some heavy rainfall at times especially south jersey, sections of delaware but toward lehigh valley and the poconos we're still looking at that wintry mix into the afternoon on monday. but it look like it will be mainly snow the farther north and west you head. that will be good news for the skier in the pocono mountains. so temperatures today if you stepped outdoor it wasn't as brutal. that's because the high made the up to 36. the normal this time of year is 40 but look at the record close to 70 back in 1930. so temper

there is ra causing travel problems w down to our south from texas to georgia. and snow shsn northern new england causing some travel delays there. there is nnak. under a partly cloudy sky now. by 8:00 a.m., low 30s. by noon mid-40s. mid-40s la afternoon over the next 24 hours. cloudy tonight. by this time tomorrow morning, light rain begins to move in. low 30s by then. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. still backups. what's going on. >> maryland 95 southbound at 100. you can see chopper 4. two and af mis worth of backups. beltway at colesville, moving along nicely. wide look at things inner and outer loop looking quite good. no major issues anywhere. 270 into and out of town slow montrose road, looking quite good er same thing if you are headed westboundnd out of town. no major problems. earlier cra at 29, 66 westbound eslos ke it's othno 892 holding because of that pedestria accident up in germantown. camden closed because of the holiday. >>> patriarch of one of new york's most famous political families has died. former governor mario cuomo has died.

we look to our south now from texas all the way to the carolinas. be we have quite a bit of wet weather moving through the south of the country. you'll be dry for your friday night plans. we start off saturday 9:00 in the morning. more clouds, we do stay dry for most of the area at this time. you notice maybe snow wintry mix moving in to our western counties. also for delaware some rain. areas north and west of philadelphia a wintry mix for the late morning hours. snow, sleet mix with possible freezing rain. for the rest of us philadelphia, south jersey and delaware, this will be rain. then we warm up through the afternoon. by this time everyone will be seeing rain saturday afternoon. this lasts into sunday a warm day sunday and still rain in the forecast. temperatures stay in the 60s through the afternoon. so really nothing but rain. even periods of possible heavy rain at times. but overall we'll see big changes across both saturday and sunday. partly cloudy cold tonight. 30 for the low in philadelphia 22 north and west. tomorrow, rain develops with

dumping an icy mix of rain and snow in parts of the south. texas saw three inches of rain. wind snapped trees and power lines. meteorologist from wbzz shows us what's next. good morning. >> good morning, and good morning to viewers in the west. big story, the east coast storm. heavy rain torrential downpours and thunderstorms in the northeast spreading northward on the northern fringe. advancing into southern new england by the pre-dawn tomorrow. mostly rain along the south coast. snow across the interior. cold air wrapping around the back side of the storm will change to snow even at the coast late afternoon and evening. snowfall amounts, three to six inches here and deeper blues wack bark into parts of eastern pennsylvania. travel problems tomorrow afternoon and evening. west coast, high surf advisory. may see 10 to 15-foot waves, high winds and watches as well gusts to 65 miles per hour possible tonight and through the course of the day tomorrow as well. >> thank you danielle. >>> this morning the measles outbreak with roots in disneyland continues to spread. it is now g

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the mild and relatively dry area in much of the south. texas to 75. houston only going to 70.d we have a couple of pretty photos. that one from northern utah and panama city beach. ooh. the colors. i love a sunrise and sunset. that's the big >> goodgood morning, we are look at sunshine but hazy it will be late this afternoon and upper 50's to mid-60's and warmer-than-average. the seven-day forecast shows warmer weather this weekend, 70's on the >>> all that weather brought to you by expedia. it's a huge bachelor episode tonight. none other than jimmy kimmel making a guest appearance. we have a deleted scene where jimmy guides our prince farming, chris, through his search for love. >> this is the real deal. >> good. good. going well? >> she's impressive. >> got a good personality. >> she's beautiful. >> not that that matters. >> we can't wait to see that and more hilarious jimmy kimmel moments on the bachelor. head to "good morning america".com and tune into the bachelor tonight right here on abc. at 8:00/7:00 central. it's going to be a good one. lara. >> thank you. we turn to

it's cool places like north dakota, west texas and south texas. it's cool because it creates significant economic opportunity. notwithstanding the lack of coolness, this revolution allows us to industrialize our country. it will lessen our green house gas emissions is more power it can be powered by natural gas. it will save consumers billions of dollars in utility bills and dollars at the gas pump. the revolution is creating hundreds of thousands of jobs and hundreds of billions of dollars of investment in our country. it diminishes the need to have a heavy footprint around the world where our foreign policy can be a force for good __ our foreign_policy should be about the strategic interest of this country, not the fact that we are not secure with energy. what should we do? the first thing is to approve the xl pipeline. [applause] washington should not try to regulate hydraulic fracking. it should be done reasonably and thoughtfully, but not done with the intent of paralyzing environment. we should open up federal land and federal water for the

law enforcement 57 years including director in south america, texas and arizona. i think i know where the border is, i know the problem, and i speak out. why, is there something wrong with me speaking out. it's not because i'm a politician. i'm not afraid of the media, randy knows that, he has abbing. i'm not stupid. you think i'll let someone follow me around and blast me if i wasn't able to defend myself. >> let's talk about some of the things you had to defend yourself against. the justice department said you oversaw the worst racial profiling by law enforcement. you arrested people for looking mexican. and randy's documentary showed you going into a small town for immigration enforcement and the mayor doesn't want you there. you dismissed her. do you believe at any point that your department went too far? >> no, people are not racist, that's a decision in the federal court. i'm not going to talk about it. you forgot to say we do the low enforcement. the mayor hires us. i'm still there, we are still doing a great job. >> go ahead, randy. >> i don't think it's i

brutally cold and we'll get it as far south as texas down towards san antonio, corpus christi, temperatures down close to the 30s but it will feel like 20 to 25°. otherwise, temperatures feeling like 20° below zero in the north interior and the northeast is going to feel very cold here as well. with wind chill factors that impacts how dangerous it is to be outside for how long. john. >> all right rebecca thank you. coming up next in the broadcast the search for a paris gunman comes to a bloody end. what we're learning as far as a possible connection to al qaeda. and harry scherer in support of free speech and satire. [[vo]] rock star astronaut chris hadfield. >>everything i've done has been fun stuff. [[vo]] mind-blowing discoveries & >>it's on the edge of impossible. [[vo]] terrifying near-death experiences & >>if it had been higher, it'd hit us. [[vo]] and an exciting future that's closer than you think. >>go from being an air traveller to being a space traveller. >>you see it as the future. >>i see it as inevitable. [[vo]] every monday, join us for exclusive, revealing and surprising tal

here's the next storm taking you down into the the the the deep south specifically over texas, things have started to get underway. moisture grabbed from the gulf of mexico our actual storm center has mountain completely emerged in the planes just yet but once it the toss that will leave the entire opened eastern 23rd of the united states, free to see stormy weather unfold. for us we will end up more than anything with just rain out of this. but lets walk through this. it the is beautiful, chilly but tomorrow milder and we will keep some sun for you. looking ahead to saturday mess of the day is dry, it is until will we hit say late day in toward the evening that the rain starts to move in. notice pink that we put up here on our is your fast map. i do think that the peck necessary stand best chance to end up with light snow mixing in. it will be just that. we wouldn't see much accumulation it will get washed away by rain but that is where you might end up cold enough for snow to mix in. 30 degrees at philadelphia international airport. wind is happen has air generally west to southwest

it's dune to our south stretching from texas over to the carolina also and it is moving in our directiony early tomorrow morning, we'll start to see a e approaching and then see it move in. i'll show you what i'm talking about. early tomorrow morning, you start to notice some snow in the corner of your screen. some rain down toet south mooifing it to delaware. and then we go closer to the middle of the day, by noon, early afternoon. areas north and west especially lehigh valley and especially the poconos, seeing kind of a mixed bag. the regs of us just to the northwest of philadelphia u moegsly rain. but those areas north and west seeing the mix, you can expect snow, sleet and periods of freezing rain. and then it quickly transitions over to all rain. this is 7:00 p.m. saturday if you have saturday evening plans, you definitely want to take the umbrella with you. and then we continue to see periods of rain sunday, starting sunday morning. and it is going to be a warm sunday with temperatures climbing into the 60s. so any small accumulation north and west tomorrow morning will not be last

next weather maker is this little area of iciness in south central texas. the leading edge of the moisture arrives here late afternoon into tomorrow night. it's the overnight hours tomorrow night into early monday we're watching out for you. breezy morning and cold afternoon with temperatures only in the low to mid 20s. this is a long way below average. 23 in frederick. 25 bayside and edgewater. for the week ahead, more cold air coming everybody. that could lead to a little winter weather threat coming up thursday. breezy now. winds will lay down with time. it won't be as quite windchilled this evening. it will still be plenty called. temperatures back into the teens and around 20 degrees in the morning. without the windchill it won't be quite so bad. tomorrow afternoon mid to upper 30s, some spots south of town may touch 40 degrees tomorrow. as the sun goes down tomorrow that's when the moisture starts coming in. partly sunny at lunchtime to mostly cloudy as sundown. out west in the blue ridge and shenandoah valley, temperatures will be very marginal for t

one is from south texas, let the hispanic congressional caucus and his foundation, ruben hinojosa.resswoman from florida who also is the chairwoman of the democratic party, debbie wasserman schultz. we want to recognize -- [applause] and then finally, finally to underscore the point that later in the day john conyers will swear the house in. he won his first election he won his first election i just a few dozen votes. he was close. they had account over and over again but there's no question now, he is the dean. give them a big round of applause as we go to our close. [applause] >> all right. we are indeed coming to conclusion that i do want to thank the members of the congressional black caucus. for four decades of committed service as the conscience of the congress. as we begin the 114th congress we look forward to our steadfast leadership in the next phase of our journey for equal rights for all americans. i would ask the cbc members to please stand so that we can technology one more time. ladies and gentlemen please join the congressional black caucus foundation including the m

. >>> from fire in australia to ice and snow in this country, people as far south as northern texas are digging out after as much as 4 inches of snow blanketed the region. ice on bridges and overpasses led to a number of accidents on roads heading out to amarillo. no reports of any injuries. >>> same story in the chicago area. snow, slush, and wet roads and these conditions spread as far west as north dakota where there are blizzard warnings posted. forecasters say this could be just the beginning. arctic temperatures are expected to blanket most of the country beginning on tuesday. >>> back here in the bay area, it was dirty air that blanketed the region today. pollutants are being trapped by stagnant cold air and that prompted the air management district to enforce a ban on wood burning for a second day. another spare the air day has been issued for tomorrow. >> nicely done. well summed up and that's the reason and yes, spare the air day tonight and tomorrow as well. as we're looking out toward the bay bridge tonight, beautiful night in the bay area. hazy today. we're looking toward t