machinery goliah caterpillar is closing a parts factory in waco texas which employed two hundred people the shutdown as part of a downsizing by the company which began in two thousand and fifteen and seeks to reduce employment by ten thousand workers thereby reducing capacity by ten percent next on the potential chopping block is a plant in la grange illinois which currently employs six hundred people a determination on that. plant will be made by the end of this year. that's coming up in the u.s. and if you've been investing in crypto currencies plan on budgeting more time for preparing your return that's because the internal revenue service is finally catching up with crypto currencies and block jane technology and coming to claim unpaid taxes on crypto profits last november the i.r.s. issued a summons to the online exchange point base demanding all records for transactions in amounts greater than twenty thousand dollars between two thousand and thirteen and two thousand and fifteen court records indicate that the request wouldn't compass data for fourteen thousand users of the site c

chip and joanna only film within 40 miles of their waco texas home for good reason. allows them to work on nine home renovations at once. >> you get these confused. wait this is over here. i have to study the plans and get my head around this client's style. >> so you don't call the wrong family. >> right. >> now chip and joanna told me the 40 mile rule applies so they can be close to their kids which makes sense. >> of course. >> family people they are. >> coming up -- >> why does everybody think i'm dead? >> a lot of fans ask questions and they'll get answered. >> only "e.t." is behind the scenes of roseanne. >> then our emotional hometown visit with "dancing with the stars" val. >> you got robbed in this park. >> literally no joke. >> then our kevin hart exclusive. >> let's try a couple dips. >> closed captioning provided by -- +vb ♪ >> it's one of the most iconictime. the conners sitting around the dinner t for nine seasons. it made sense they had to recreate the again. only "e.t." was on set. >> you have not missed a beat. right back it at wa a the table read. t

. >> we have a real life business on the ground in waco, texas and we are opening a restaurant.re are lots of things. we just got to, you know, get on the ground and be a really big part of it. >> it's demo day. >> getting some help from their four young kids to renovate their own fixer upper. >> holy smokes. there's nothing fast about a commercial construction project. >> chip and joanna's new waco restaurant magnolia table officially opened for business yesterday. as we will see tonight, it took a lot of grit to get it done. >> did i tell you elvis ate her? >> the renovations started in 2016 and took a year and a half to complete. >> you ready to check out the restaurant? >> yes. >> here we go. >> whoa! >> after tonight's big reveal there's just one episode left of the hit season. their couple is expecting their fifth child this summer. they told "e.t." the decision to end the series was necessary to put family first. >> when you think about raising a family, four kids 12 and under it gets complicated. you have all these things mikxe in with cameras and lights. it felt right t

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he went to college in waco, texas, in the institution that became baylor. he was horrified by the treatment of african-americans that he saw in reconstruction texas, the violence directed against them. he became a republican, which was not necessarily a good career move in texas at that point in time. he held some minor public offices, but the failure of reconstruction, the collapse of the republican party, and that was done. now, he took a strange turn given this genealogy. in 1872, he married. the woman he married was named lucy and she was african-american. this was a very unconventional thing in that time period. they were a deeply devoted couple, and after her death lucy became something of an anarchist heroine, lecturer, and writer. the couple went to chicago in 1873 looking to get out of texas into a different line of work. he first got a job setting type for a printing company. he then became a journalist. in 1876, the economy tanked. there was a deep depression and this was the beginning of what we can trace as his pathway to being an anarchist. he

bush when he was president famously received that at his ranch in waco, texas and know what he did in i'm not suggesting people break the law. the losses the? and macro. a judgment on the legal end of things. the job of the census taker is to count legal residents of the united states, citizen and noncitizen. that number makes up the representatives, california has 50 members of the house of representatives, no other state comes quote i don't know what the population is. they have to divide it by how many states have what and they have to take the census. rob: are they just trying to figure out what the illegal immigrant population is? judge napolitano: i wouldn't be surprised if they are. the president ran on a platform that he would use the law to rid the country of those who are not here legally. california has been troublesome to the president. the federal government cannot commandeer the state and say you will enforce our laws, states can't actively resist the federal government that they can look the other way. california has become the flash point of this. my own home state is

they will only film within 40 miles of their waco, texas home.n as many as nine home renovations at once. >> you start getting these kind of confused. this one's over here. i have to study the plans and really get my head around this client's style, this -- so that it doesn't -- >> so you don't call the wrong family. >> all right, still to come. >> why does everyone always think i'm dead? >> a lot of fans ask questions, they're all going to get answered. >> how the show's new opener compares to the old one. >>> then our emotional hometown visit with nancy pro val. >> you got robbed in this park? >> literally no joke, second day in america. >> fitness faceoff exclusive. >> try a couple dips, man. dips, like dipping a biscuit. >>> this weekend in the "entertainment tonight birthdays," which was -- is it kelly clarkson, jennifer hudson or carrie underwood. your answer is ♪ your heart doesn't only belong to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps impr

decades ago when the former senator was appointed to look into the disastrous fbi botched raid at waco, texas he would look into these complaints, the attorney general says. he reports to the attorney and the deputy regularly, sessions says. in essence, he's saying we're doing what you wanted to do but we're not having the person do it that you wanted. >> special counsel light. i love you so much, pete williams, you're amazing, thank you. >> all right. >> joining me now, sima ire. let's start with the obvious, was the attorney general right here, even with so many republicans saying you need to do this? >> no, there's no reason to hire another special counsel. what for? like pete was just saying, there does have to be some type of exceptional circumstances. if you look at the democratic response to the nunes memo, it's not a partisan document at all. i've read through it. it is an enumeration of what went in front of four judges. we're talking about the fisa court. it's one of the most pristine court of the land. four judges all appointed by republicans. their investigation started in july. i

bush received a long form census as sitting president of the united states at his home in waco, texasit up in front of a camera. i will tell you how many people who live here, nothing else. does the government prosecute for failure to answer all these questions? no. it could, but it doesn't. it only prosecutes if you falsify the answers. so someone is here illegally, will they answer that question truthfully? neil: what if they didn't ask? it was a big issue in 1940. >> i don't know what they did in the past. neil: but isn't a census return supposed to get a count of legal americans? >> well, the constitution doesn't specify. the constitution just says persons living. so the government has the right to know how many people live in new jersey, for example, so it can figure out how many representatives in the house of representatives new jersey had. neil: also what kind of services you will provide for that population? >> correct. you also have the first amendment which not only protects free speech, it protects silence. so can the government ask this question? yes. do you have to answe

we look at the possibility of some strong to severe storms to develop today in texas, waco to dallas,weekend from dallas all the way to atlanta, this could be some strong storms. there could even be some tornadoes involved in this, so heads-up. pay attention to your local abc stations. here's the low, though, that makes its move all the way across the coastline and then could be our nor'easter, so there's two, two systems, two possibilities here. one of them is when it moves off the coastline tuesday, wednesday into thursday, it's close enough to the coast to be an i-95 snowmaker from washington, d.c. all the way into maine. the other offer is that it is too far out and doesn't really deliver any snow at all. but some wind and some rain and a little mix. so we'll know more by the time we get into sunday because, remember, this is wednesday. that's the weather or the storm >>> good saturday morning. a dramatic view from our sutro tower camera with some of the clouds here. still could see a few scattered showers. mid 50s today. >> and all that weather was brought to you by expedia. dan.

texas. tomorrow the severe weather threat for about 11 million people, including the dallas area, san antonio, waco, usa so a lot of big cities and populations are in the past of severe storms and likely flash flooding. oregon and central california is cool but sunny and nice. we'll give you the rest of the week ahead forecast coming up. >> we head into spring. and april i should say. bill, thanks. >>> one louisiana high school senior anxiously awaiting her college acceptance letter had her family's full support. >> give us some good news and allow us to move on to the big "w" baby, let's do this. >> amen. >> so were their prayers answered? watch right here. yes, they were. the lucky girl is now a prospective student at wellesley, one of the best liberal arts colleges in the country. the school also responded to her viral reaction sending her congratulations as well. >> they would have gear to give back if they didn't, right. >> put it to good use. >> we'll be right back. hey allergy muddlers: are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at ho

today, abilene, texas, maybe a few tornados and tomorrow we take the severe weather threat and push it to dallas, wacore going to have any huge tornado outbreaks. that's good. i think the flooding will be the bigger story this week. flood watches from st. louis to tulsa. this will be the first round today and later tomorrow and we're going to do this all through this week. by the time we're all said and done, the purple is three inches of rain, the pink is five. those are the areas that have the severe risk of significant rainfall and possible river flooding. it's a cold start on the east coast, but we have some sunshine for you this afternoon. we're drying things out in california. we tracked all the mess in the middle of the country last week. tuesday to wednesday we start to spread into kentucky. the end of this week, we warm up on the east coast, but not a lot of sunshine. all the great weather will be found from the four corner region back to the west coast. we'll keep you posted on that flood threat. we'll bring it to you here, hopefully not too much damage, though. >>> new york city, we had a d

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