wichita instantly changed. it wasn't an innocent city anymore. it became a city that was afraid. >> law enforcement tower looking at us, you know. is this a one off? you know what? what is this? they're. >> were wondering if my father's activities overseas had anything to do with their demise. and what had happened to him. so there was a lot of questions about overseas contacts as the days progressed, our police reporters were all over it, trying to get information. >> i remember the police chief checking on somehow that this could be related to drugs, but it wasn't. so they abandoned that lead. >> they put 75 officers on the case. they contacted other police departments. they interrogated 800 people. in the first few weeks of it. they set up roadblocks and were stopping all kinds of people. and they came up empty on everything the perpetrator begins to come down from the high of the otero family, and he needs the thrill to come back. >> he focuses on a particular young woman, 21 year old catherine bright. >> luther. never too much new year's day

the city of wichita was on edge. wichita police form a secret task force of seasoned detectives to track down btk. they need to capture him before he kills again. here is part two of btk, the taunting. >> wichita, kansas was in the middle of america, and nobody locked their doors. was a great little town to be from the morning of january 15th, 1974 was just a regular school day in the otero household until the unthinkable happens. >> an intruder enters their home and commits atrocities against this innocent family. >> i saw my parents bodies. it just felt like somebody had ripped my chest wide open and pulled my heart out and investigators are trying to piece together the evidence and find the killer. >> when in april, another brutal killing when the crime scene investigators found the dna stain on the female clothing, they collected it. >> but there was no dna testing at that time. and so they packaged it properly, sealed it up, and put it with the rest of the evidence. >> in wichita instantly changed. it wasn't an

falls, where wichita falls is reporting quarter of a mile visibility. half a mile in des moines and a quarter of a milin green bay. make sure to use your low beams and driver carefully. on this busiest travel day, december 27th. we'll be dealing with widespread showers from wisconsin to the panhandle of florida. still cold and dry around the northeast, while the pacific northwest, we do have travel impact today once again with more rain and snow falling across the the southeast, orlan 79 degrees, tampa 80, while storms are possible this morning around new orleans, with highs in the upper 70s. well, that was a look at what we can expect across the nation today, jessica, back to you. >> denise, thanks so much. >>> new york is preparing for new year's eve with a special ball revamp. it have new crystal triangles installed just in time for the celebration. the ball weighs nearly 12,000 pounds. an installation ceremony will take place this morning with rapper pitbull. >>> another stowaway incident on delta airlines. >>> but first, why some cancer patients ar

it was then that wichita earned the title of air capital of the world. during world war ii, tens of thousands of kansans worked in aircraft plants making nearly 26,000 planes, including b-29 super fortress heavy bombers, they started to test midnight refueling and delivering the casey 135strato tanker to the united states air force in the 1950's. still one of the premier mid-flight fueling aircraft. many are stationed at mcconnell air base in wichita and some at forbes field in topeka. the aviation and aerospace industries in kansas support more jobs than any other sector, including more than 65,000 aerospace and defense jobs across 150 world-class suppliers. kansas is the world leader in general aviation, producing 85% of aircraft in america and providing 75% of all aviation aircraft since the wright brother's first flight. if you fly in a private plan, it was either built in kansas or the parts were manufactured in kansas, bombardia, who is located in wichita kansas, they delivered their first global 6500 with the surveillance and reconnaissance, the i

this guy in wichita, kansas, belt out a concierge service, 50 bucks a month. you put that with catastrophic care that would take care of the heart attack, stroke, cancer, bad accident with a high deductible as high as you can afford and you are fully covered. there are ways to have better health care. nobody wants to talk about it. obamacare, millions lauther doctors, their plans and 40 plus percent of the country has one obamacare exchange option. that's not working either. i predicted that at the time. that's a separate argument for another day. last word, go ahead. >> insurance was supposed to be insurance against financial catastrophe. not an entitlement. you could pay the $35 for doctor visit or the $70. most people can afford that. >> sean: crazy world we live in. think other people like you that can set us straight. when we come back, this is big. fbi director chris wray out. he announces he's going to resign. that will pave the way for donald trump's nominee to come in and clean up the bureau, restore that bureau to its former greatness. we get reactio

massaging the step the your could i ok, look at i think i can, which then look, i'd say the men here in wichita and are afraid that women have to much power and are getting too strong for the best product for it, that's why there's so much violence against women most. but i thought the way the women, if the match from the tech women's voices, the minutes against women is one of the worst times of discrimination against women. the nation of human rights, the 5 women as good as among the most dangerous women when it comes to set them aside. in the beginning of women to which you time, women's powerful position doesn't protect them against violence. they may be a preferred target in a society where violence has generally on the rise, the in the family or from drug trafficking, the low fee, and then say this consent when a young man gets involved in crime within jo from souls on the sisters for the mothers and yeah i yeah. you see if someone from a family home, someone else, but they were tele age by killing his mother, my sister and the people on the a female relatives given me the 1st one. ready?

and so for a day, my audiobook work, they moved it to studios of wichita state and i will say the that experience was well this has been true of i narrated all three of my books and it's always true. but i think it was particularly true here. it felt there's something speaking something through your vocal cords. that is one while i write very personal and intimate things is a remove with the page where you know i write it and it goes the publication production process and then ends up on a page and then somewhere i hope holds the book and reads it or hits play and listens to it. and sometimes i meet those folks in person and sometimes i don't. there's about the to be even while a recording booth is still in itself detached or removed from the listener. it's like it feels more personal somehow to say the things that have been on the page out loud. so that was that was a trip. and i think what i found was, one, i've been consistent in my message and my values and the things that i believe and care about and, and to that maybe things have improved a little bit like i see where at the begi

if you walk through new york city and you walk through wichita, they have a way to identify you?n't matter if you're from wichita, lower manhattan, or maine, they would look at that image and say go find this image. it's not go find that person. if the facial recognition unit, which is a separate component of this, was able to, to jillian's point, if they were able to get more still images of his face, that might provide a hit in government databases they have. so far, that has not yielded an identification, but that doesn't mean the nypd hasn't been able to take the face and say go find that face, and that's a reason why we have some of the timeline information that we do to this point. the fact we don't have more timeline information, now, to be clear, they have developed an extensive timeline, dozens upon dozens of images. the reason we don't have more of this travels in and out of new york city, if he's out of new york city, is because we have seen a fair amount of discipline here with this individual putting a mask up. that's not going to present a hit in that system as far

there's one in which wichita, kansas, it's been duplicated all over the country. concierge care 50 bucks a month, you get catastrophic coverage. and guess what? that'll cover just about everything. we don't talk about innovative health care ideas, but with all that said, that debate about health care companies that is separate and apart from the discussion of the assassination of a ceo, a father and a husband, and does not justify murder. if you're unhappy with your health care provider. here with reaction, he is the host of ask doctor drew on rumble, the one and only doctor drew pinsky. doctor drew, this is not my wheelhouse. i'm having a hard time understanding what part of assassination people aren't getting here. right? >> no part. there is moral depravity on full display here. we are truly morally upside down. and, you know, jimmy asked the question. i'm not sure what this means about us. i am sure about what it means about us. we are sick. this is the ultimate scapegoating expression. the fact is that when damaged people get together with a grievance, they w

this morning dense fog advisory in place from fargo, north dakota, all the way down into wichita falls. and we're expecting around 24 million people to be affected with the visibility a quarter of a mile while des moines down to half a mile visibility. make sure to drive carefully. we have travel impacts this morning around the upper midwest and the middle of the country with the fog and widespread showers expected this afternoon from chicago toward the panhandle of florida. the northeast will start to see clouds on the increase while travel impacts will continue to impact the pacific northwest wi morthe toward new england. while florida will be tracking some showers later on this afternoon with temperatures nearing 80 degrees in tampa. that was our look at your big weather picture. jessica, back to you. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> coming up on "early today" in just 60 seconds, a tesla feature that leads you summon your c lareading to a bumpy ride. that's next. hank used to suffer from what felt like a cold & flu medicine hangover in the morning. ha ha. haha! then he switched to

you. clean to the you know, the deal with x, y into his coffee office supplies all the commodity. wichita falls is used to heat, hardly was in the winter season. now, one of the most offensive countries. so back here of last out, a key of decision. so, with the, with the lensky came up with proposals that seem upset to me, for example, that he would only agree if we wouldn't pay until the end of the war. i think it would. what fool would give us gas for the free body? who bugging them? dropping maybe if you had a guy who's actually driving his dress like he could ultimately dump something down the front of himself at any point. maybe that's how exactly the person who should be listening to. but that says was he is calling the shots now for the use economy . and he said that countries like hungry and so that get that can still over it. we import russian pipeline gas without having to sneak it in the back door through 3rd countries in the form of l. n. g 3 view ports at a way higher price are now going to be just cut off. so hey, good luck with that. you're try finding some other way to pow

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if you look to places like fargo, north dakota, where it's 14 degrees or even wichita, kansas, whereon right now. also just 37 degrees in the heat of the day and where the warmth is re los angeles right now sitting at 72. so big difference now when we look into the future here and taking you into next week, this is the temperature outlook for the entire country. and again, you can see that east coast staying below average west coast, staying above average. so if you like the sunshine, you're in the right place, folks, because we're going to be sticking with it for a little bit. back to you. >> thank you. today is san francisco's federal building has been renamed the speaker, nancy pelosi, federal building and she was there to unveil this new sign for the building. that's right. near market street in san francisco, which is where we find kron 4 strokes. clifford, how to go today. charles? >> well, good afternoon. yeah. the federal building here along 7th their markets about 19 stories tall and is an iconic structure in the neighborhood. and today, as of today, it has a new name. let's

this my iran frank ahmed wichita made in san francisco. >> and the mission district and i'm going to a whole line of things that make really good gifts, including these plates this was a wreck away say, but also make a really good catch. all they're so cute. beautiful here. you can hold it up one more time get a close-up shot of is look at like the oranges in the flex of the ones and with my shirt. well, that the elephant on. yet and bringing a bunch of these jumbo mud which are really good for tea drinkers are people who just need a lot of coffee is so much fun thing. do favor of these pieces how well i do, although mine is more on that, there's the three-level only apply but i has my name on it. will be using because >> i work at fort mason center, but i shop a lot at that front from the vendors at is from west coast craft. the coat i wore here is what goes >> so just really believe in small businesses and >> the shopping local and handmade and chris and artisan me things that i think a lot of folks in the bay area also feel the same way i do stop eating. so i'll be doing shopping.

the programs that are developing , i'm very familiar with one of wichita state, they are taking youngut of the military, mcconnell air force base, and have an apprentice company with their program that surrounds wichita and they are able to make a living while they are going to school getting their ratings that they need from the faa to enter into the manufacturing and maintenance. it is a fantastic program. it should be a model for what we do throughout the nation. >> great for everybody. >> from an faa perspective. why are knowledge sharing opportunities with industry so important. i mentioned earlier that we are filling a great pool of experience that left eaa. they have a bunch of people in there. what we are doing we will take him to our factories and we will have them sit down with the engineers and say this is how we do it here or we host conferences, hosting a battery conference. we all know about the potential for the runaway and fire. that's why we have the procedures. there are new ways to be able to mitigate that. we need to teach new people what modern technology allows u

the nationals are in wichita, kansas and the worlds in boston.opes to be on the ice representing usa in 2026. >> so happy for her. thank you. >>> let's go to mr. roker and get another check of the weather. looks like a hot one. >> in the eastern half of the country, absolutely. look at these temperatures. we are going to be scorching. minneapolis at 39 doesn't sound that warm but that's ten degrees above average, san antonio at 80, new york city at 50, 77 in jacksonville. tomorrow, 66 in norfolk, albany, georgia, 77 degrees. don't get too used to it though. new york city at 61. boom! 37 degrees. buffalo you're 31. boom! 26 degrees. it stays chilly -- you like the boom? >> we do. a cold start but will be a very nice day. lots of sunshine in the forecast and tomorrow maybe a touch cooler in some of the inland valleys, but we're looking at some near normal high temperatures for much of the bay area and then finally getting back to rain chances in the forecast starting on thursday, and there will be a couple of more storm systems coming in, another o

she received her master's degree in economics at wichita state university, which is in the center ofy district at home. also, i'd like to introduce mr. feehery, who serves as ferry, who serves as the chief economist at the coalition for of a prosperous american. mr. ferry holds economics degrees from harvard in the london school of economics. a former technology executive in the private sector, his work now focuses on the economics of trade, globalization, and tariffs. thank you for joining us today and i yield back. >> mrs. york, the floor is yours for the next 5 minutes. >> representative beyer and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to join you today. i want to begin by saying the goals of boosting u.s. competitiveness, increasing manufacturing productivity, and growing opportunities for american workers are worthy. in my area of expertise, tax policy, these goals are best achieved by reforms that enhance the simplicity and neutrality of the tax system, not by policy changes that introduce new distortions, no matter how well -intentioned. for our conversation,

if you live and work in places like wichita where they literally make it illegal to turn it into a school you heard it all the way right. you need to make sure we have exited the buildings. not having to spend every 24 months renewing. shooting -- shutting down the entire organization just to exist only for some bureaucrat who could not even run a two legged race to tell you how to run a school. you do, too, yeah, we, do, too, but now you will shut us down because we have a suspension numbers of the district. if you shut them down, you have to give them more money. we have to create the conditions , we have to put together very clear concrete direction that we get to legislators up here and in our respective areas and that there is no breach because this is the final part. i told you, i struggle with you all. he huddled up, we call the play, we break the huddle, we get to the line and some of you all do your own thing. mess around and get somebody hurt and that is not cool. we break the huddle, we run the play. run the play. don't get creative. don't go out and do your own thing. run the

if you live and work in places like wichita where they make it illegal to take a school shuttered and turn it into a school, you heard it all the way right. we need to make sure we have access to buildings. we need to not have to spend every 24 months renewing. we have to shut down the entirety of the organization to exist for some bureaucrat who couldn't even run a two-legged race to tell you how to run a school. we think that you should spend less. you do, too? we do, too. now you will shut us down because we have numbers of the district. you will not shut them down. you will give them more money. we have to create the conditions. we have to put together very clear concrete directions that we give to legislators up here and in our tive areas. there's no breach. grown people, i told you, i struggle with y'all. we huddle up. we call a play. we break the huddle. we get to the line. some of y'all do your own damn thing. you mess around and get somebody hurt. that ain't cool. we break the huddle. we run the play. run the damn play. don't get creative. don't do your own thing. don't audib

our wichita regional office is working closely with us, but what happened in too many instances was people who claimed to be somebody else and got those loans, and now, the people who are paying the price for that fraud are the people who the sba and the treasury department are pursuing for repayment of loans they never made, never applied for, and never received. and i just would encourage you to, again, reach out and find a way to put the misery that these individuals are going through, through no fault of their own, that circumstances they find themselves in. and then, finally, to a more germane, perhaps, topic, again, what i think i said is important in all ways of how we fight disasters and how comprehensive the problem is at home. but i also would add, nothing is included in this appropriations bill at this point in regard to nasa, and senator shaheen and i are responsible in some ways, many ways, for the appropriations for nasa, and disasters that they've experienced over a long period of time, including in guam, as well as kennedy, johnson, and stennis are dramatic and huge and dam