harris won. >> your reaction to dallas? >> well, we heard during the election rumors of bad activity. bladen county is a very small county. people know who the shady characters are. what is amazing here is that my opponent mark harris went out and hired this known criminal, dallas, who was under investigation for absentee ballot fraud to run his absentee ballot program amidst all these allegations. >> let's play -- to your point about how mr. dallas was a known criminal, here is robert pittinger who lost to harris in the primary since he heard about irregularities. take a listen to this. >> have you ever heard of voter irregularities in the district. is this news is now >> it's been out there. we were fully aware of it. some pretty unsavory people particularly in bladen county and i didn't have anything to do with them. let me just leave it at that. >> you know, it makes me wonder when you got into this race, how aware were you and how prepared were you for the type of activity that we're now talking about? >> i never expec

. >>> they'll add more flights to dallas and los angeles. expanded service from the charles m schultz to if the dallas/fort worth international airport will begin and the l.a.x. airport will start in may. tickets go on sale on monday. >>> and a college student who thought he would never walk again or graduate did just both. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> he used a exoskeleton device to walk across the stage to get his degree at florida international university. three years ago he broke his neck in a diving accident and his lungs collapsed. and he was offered a scholarship to getth pay his tuition and get his degree and he said that support helped him keep going despite the odds. >> it doesn't matter how hard things will be, ugh maybe you think it's impossible for you to make it, but you'll find people that are willing to help you. >> now, he trained within the ex open skeleton device for six months learning how bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and now, he plans to earn his masters degree. >> that's so incredible, what amazing techno

i can't remember, here i sit in dallas, i can't remember where weakness was cited out of dallas. this has been one of the biggest engines of growth in the nation and we saw a little bit more out of philadelphia. the beige book mentioned real estate, residential real estate coming down. this is the most leading indicator in the economy. so charles, i would, i would look to trading tomorrow morning to show concern about the price inflation that is very evident. i mean if people are walking off their jobs, that is pretty strong wage inflation. so i would look for potentially another rate hike in march after december. but the markets have begun to price that out, based on their leaning towards pockets of weakness that are now evident in the fed's own data and research. charles: because there are obviously to your point, with seven million job openings, you would expect wage pressure to start to build. we finally saw a big jump in the wages in the last jobs report. by the same token toll brothers yesterday reported a sharp decline in units ordered, particularly wealthier areas like ca

rookie sensation luka johnny shook off an injury free to return to the court with the dallas mavericks but he couldn't help them ha supporting trailblazers in lead with thirty three assholes who gave dallas a six straight loss. and two time world champion gabrielle medina has arrived home to brazil to a hero's welcome hundreds of fans turned up to cheer for the surfing superstar as he showed off his trophy on the top of a fire truck a few days ago the twenty five year old the one hundred twenty eighteen world surf league title the been a pipe masters he made history in twenty fourteen as a first brazilian to ever win a world surfing title and has now cemented his place in the history books by winning a second crown. and that's it for me had to back to santa thanks very much fifty years ago during christmas week three u.s. astronauts flew around the moon it was considered to be nasa is boldest and perhaps most dangerous undertaking a first voyage by humans to another world set the stage for the still grand apollo eleven moon landing seven months later al-jazeera is correspondent roslyn

severe weather in dallas forced the cancellation of the first responder bowl. it's believed to be the first football bowl game called off because of a storm. meanwhile, an american airlines flight from mexico to dallas had to be diverted because of heavy storms in texas. it still ran into severe turbulence. the jet landed in austin, but several passengers and a crew member needed medical attention. heavy snow and strong winds are expected beginning today in the central and northern plains, and heavy flood-producing rain is expected in the southeast starting tomorrow. meteorologist mary kay kleist of our chicago station wbbm has more. >> heavy snow and whiteout conditions will be an issue for today for parts of the plains reaching up to parts of minnesota today. low pressure will be winding its way through wichita and kansas city. a storm threat just ahead of that from st. louis north to maybe the quad cities. that ribbon of ice from minneapolis to green bay will be replaced with snow, which will be spreading into the backside or the cold side of this system. sn

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courtney reagan is in dallas tonight. >> reporter: time is running short to finish your shopping. but a store with no true checkout may improve your frantic experience. at least that's what retailers like sam's club is hoping. this new sam's clo ee's club no store and technology lab in one. the walmart-owned retailer can test technologies before deciding which to go with. scan and go has been available as one checkout option for sam's shoppers for a couple of years. it's the only way to check out here. there are no registers. sam's club said the scan and go checkout hasn't eliminated jobs, just repositioned what employees do at the store. a member host helps shoppers sign up with the app for the first time which takes about two minutes. then they're ready to shop. you scan items as you go and load up your cart. at the exit you scan a qr code on the phone as you go. >> we have had great member feedback for almost three years now with scan and go. it's one of these applications, the rare ones where people tell you they love the product, love the time it saves them, the ratings are h

been sure the dallas mavericks don't know it ski played his first game of the season after recovering from ankle surgery the german was on course for just six minutes making one jump shot but it marked his twenty first season for dallas that's an n.b.a. record unfortunately this came against their bogey team the phoenix suns who ended a ten game losing streak. a turn with the don't care from the pick n roll suns when ninety nine to eighty nine it's their seventh straight victory over the mavericks. football matches in the french league are have been perspiring for the second week running due to security around the protests are resigned trip to dijon as one of five games called off due to civil unrest in france marseilles hosting of bordeaux has also been affected p.s.g. beat red star belgrade in the champions league in midweek and the thirteen points clear at the top of the french domestic standings. anguished club chelsea has condemned this own fans over anti semitic chants during the europa league on thursday night chelsea were in budapest as they played out a two two draw with vide

february was the wettest february in dallas history september was the wettest month in dallas history. october, the wettest in dallas history. it's the wettest year in texas and we are dependant on weather, no question about that the silver lining is when the sun is shining everywhere, we're setting record volume days this company has never achieved it, and our volume is only deferred in weather impacted time, it's not -- it's delayed, not lost so it goes into future quarters. >> but it makes us worry, because while i know that $609 million of your debt is long dated, you have $730 million in debt i begin to think, what happens if it just keeps raining >> first of all, it's not going to just keep range the last two years have been abnormal but we have bought polaris materials to get other earnings avs, more consistent earning stream for our shareholders. and we're going to continue moving a little bit away from concrete and more into aggregates >> and we've been champions of martin marietta materials. but the one thing we're conscious of is that you also have this infrastructure compo

for fans and players yesterday. >> amazing images. >> dallas can get thunderstorms any time. their storm season is any month on the calendar. that's what they can get. around here we only average two days of lightning a year,which is the least stormy big city in the country. these are your current temperatures outside. got to hand it to mother nature with another amazing sunset. we'll gain daylight every day now until the first day of summer. oakland 60 degrees, san francisco 57. we are cooling off. the winds hit their peak early this afternoon. it will stay breezy, but the strongest winds have passed. 10 miles per hour in san jose, 16 miles per hour in berkeley, antioch 21 miles per hour, still windy, and 16 miles per hour in vallejo. with the breeze tonight it's not going to get as cold as it would if the wind was calm, but it will be plenty cold in concord, livermore, san jose 37, santa rosa down to 33, even vallejo 40, redwood city 38 degrees. san ramon is our microclimate forecast stop for today and tomorrow seasonal temperatures, a cold start, 57 with sunshine, less win

they're quickly shipped to dallas on an armored truck and locked in the safety of a vault. the next step is to get each card officially graded on a scale of 1 to 10. karl goes with professional sports authenticator. i meet up with joe orlando, president of psa, at the national sports collectors convention for a crash course in grading baseball cards. why is this one only a 1? babe ruth cannot be just a 1. >> so, if you look at the card, you can see all of the defects. there's surface wear, multiple creases throughout the card. this is about as low as it can get. >> so, this one is higher. this is 8. is that considered mint? >> this is considered almost mint. but when you look really, really close, you can see very little, tiny white pieces of wear on each corner. and that's the difference between an 8, a 9, or a 10. >> those tiny imperfections can make a difference of thousands of dollars. >> if this is a psa 8, it's worth roughly, you know, $100 or so. if it were a 9, it's worth probably, you know, north of $1,000. and if it's a 10, it's worth north of $5,000. >> so, what

it was left on the connecting flight to dallas instead of taken out of the cargo hold in seattle. the heart was meant for medical donation. the sierra donor services says the heart was eventually received unharmed. >>> a warning. some of the language in the story is offensive. a woman has been charged with two counts of assault after she attacked a female passenger on the new york city subway train. >> what are you doing? >> [ bleep ]. >> it's too early for this stuff. [ bleep ]. >> you obviously have a problem. >> she's not even fighting you back. >> call 911. >> stop! >> [ bleep ] >> what? what? what? >> the 40-year-old woman identified as anna luchinski. the man filming has made a citizen's arrest. >>> cbs settling a harassment suit filed by eliza dushku. the report says dushku was subjected to uncomfortable sex jokes from michael weatherly on the set of "bull." when she confronted him about his remarks, days later her character was written off the show. >> cbs says we remain committed to a culture of respectful workplace, but our work is far from done. weatherly maintained he

the team driving from dallas to memphis. the bus flipping over on the highway. here's abc's marcus moore tonight. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are trying to piece together why the driver lost control of this bus, killing one child and injured 45 people. >> we're still working on getting some of the ones that's trapped out. >> reporter: the accident happening near benton, arkansas, just before 3:00 this morning. that bus sliding and tumbling off interstate 30. >> i'm kind of speechless right now, to be honest with you. i'm just lost for words. >> reporter: the bus was carrying members of a youth football team on its way back to memphis, after playing a championship game this weekend in dallas. a third grader was killed. many of the others injured were between 9 and 13 years old. >> the injuries have ranged really from injuries to the skull and brain to lots of lacerations, lots of broken bones, lots of contusions. >> reporter: and david, investigators tell abc news they are considering all factors, including whether fatigue played a role in this tragic cra

alguien se olvido de ti bajarla y se dieron cuenta cuando iban a dallas. habrÍan pasado casi 1 hora de vuelo cuando el capitÁn dijo que debÍan regresar. >> la aerolÍnea actÚa y la mejor manera. de este corazÓn solamente se van a utilizar las vÁlvulas. >> para 1 trasplante cardÍaco no se puede esperar mÁs de 4 horas. >> todavÍa no se sabe quiÉnes recibirÁn las válvulas pero afortunadamente se solucionÓ. >> varios donantes aportaron dinero supuestamente al cambio de acceso a 1 nuevo gobierno. conductora: recibirla subsidios o beneficios no va a perjudicar su estatus migratorio. los senadores presentaron en el congreso 1 proyecto hable para conocer el estatus de protecciÓn a los venezolanos. la idea es que nos obligue regresar a su paÍs. conductor: 1 venezolana estÁ conmoviendo al continente con conductora: la fiscalÍa en barcelona en espaÑa acusÓ a shakira por delitos fiscales. la cantante colombiana agotÓ al fisco por el equivalente a mÁs de $16,000,000. conductor: la mujer logrÓ escapar de venezuela y con sus canciones narra su dolor

then we went, he finished his dental education at baylor dental school in dallas. and then, for some reason we are still trying to figure out, we moved to iowa. [laughter] david: at the time, you did not speak english. dr. kim: so when i came at the age of five, i did not speak a word of english. david: ok, so you move to muscatine, iowa. then in high school, how did you manage to be the quarterback of the football team, point guard on the basketball team, class president as well, and also valedictorian? was that, like, hard to do? dr. kim: well, before you get too impressed with that, our football team had the longest losing streak in the nation at the time. [laughter] david: ok. dr. kim: 56 defeats in a row. david: oh. dr. kim: i proudly kept that streak going. [laughter] david: you weren't recruited to play at the university of iowa? dr. kim: no. david: did you feel discrimination? because you were korean or asian? dr. kim: there was one town where i went to play basketball in where there were two african-american teammates and me, and the people would come of t

the number 41 lit up at this hotel in dallas. >> another tribute in light, this one on the "uss george h.w. bush." the crew assembled on the deck to spell out his initials with flashlights. abc's t.j. parker has more on what's coming up today. he's with us from houston. t.j. >> reporter: well, good morning, terrell and maggie. yes, president bush lies in repose at st. martin's episcopal church on the city's west side and houstonians have been coming out throughout the night. they've been coming on these met throw buses all night long to pay their final respects ahead of the funeral this morning. >> we're going to miss you. your decency, sincerity and kind soul will stay with us forever. a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have had. >> reporter: a celebration of life from the national cathedral in washington, d.c. to the city where president george h.w. bush called home for many years, houston, texas. carrying the president, special air mission 41 flying over college station, texas, where bush will be buried at his presidential library at texas a&m alongside h

they're quickly shipped to dallas on an armored truck and locked in the safety of a vault. the next step is to get each card officially graded on a scale of 1 to 10. karl goes with professional sports authenticator. i meet up with joe orlando, president of psa, at the national sports collectors convention for a crash course in grading baseball cards. why is this one only a 1? babe ruth cannot be just a 1. >> so, if you look at the card, you can see all of the defects. there's surface wear, multiple creases throughout the card. this is about as low as it can get. >> so, this one is higher. this is 8. is that considered mint? >> this is considered almost mint. but when you look really, really close, you can see very little, tiny white pieces of wear on each corner. and that's the difference between an 8, a 9, or a 10. >> those tiny imperfections can make a difference of thousands of dollars. >> if this is a psa 8, it's worth roughly, you know, $100 or so. if it were a 9, it's worth probably, you know, north of $1,000. and if it's a 10, it's worth north of $5,000. >> so, what

on the way to dallas, somebody discovered a human heart was onboard. a southwest spokesperson says they learned the heart was supposed to be delivered to a seattle hospital. they decided to head back. it's believed the heart did make it back in time to be viable for a valve transplant. hearts transported typically don't travel with a human carrying it. and that may be why. >> such a relief it was still viable. >> an update on the romaine lettuce e. coli outbreak. we now know where it started. >> plus, the crackdown on carpool cheaters. what abc 7 found as the chp targeted the people who make your commute even worse. >> i'm spencer christian. a colorful post-sunset sky shows more clouds. along with rain. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> the tech billionaire who built an app for the rest of us sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is

the dallas mavericks they're going to played his first game of the season after recovering from ankle surgery the german i was on board for just six minutes making one jump shot to but it mocked his twenty first season for dallas as an n.b.a. record unfortunately this game against the movie team the phoenix suns who ended a ten game losing streak suns winning ninety nine to eighty nine is the seventh straight victory over the mavericks football matches in the french league have been postponed for the second week running due to security around the yellow vests protest. trip to do you draw is one of five games that called off due to the civil unrest in france mark says hosting of bordeaux has also been affected p.s.g. be to red star belgrade in the champions league in midweek can are three thirteen points clear at the top of the french domestic standings. english club chelsea has condemned its own fans all the anti semitic chants during the europa league on thursday night chelsea were in the best as they played out a two two draw with the f.c. and the group stages a section of their way

the dallas mavericks dirk of it steve played his first game of the season after recovering from an ankle surgery the german no wasn't called for just six minutes and making one jump shot but it marked his twenty first season for dallas an n.b.a. record unfortunately this came against the team the phoenix suns or who ended the ten game losing streak suns winning ninety nine to eighty nine is the seventh straight victory over the mavericks football now in spanish and israel madrid could move into second place in league on saturday if other results go their way to wall if their city rivals that lead to cora beach and i don't need to answer and chad will scholars that men. very connel in second place it will be there is but it's complicated the current second place side that severe only play on sunday rails form has improved since allies took over os a disastrous start to the season. cheek letter said i was going to get him which i did to brian via kano have many good out tributes they manage very well with the ball they will not give it away easily and they usually start very well so we nee

to leave texas but it doesn't do so without possibly putting down a few wet snowflakes in and around dallas then moving off towards the east. it takes the wind with it and it also brings the rain here. a very big soaker for the east coast, especially through the carolinas where they're already having trouble with river flooding, and then you put rain on top of a snowpack here. we're talking about issues with fog as well as more flooding here through the carolinas. i'm meteorologist melissa constanzer. >>> well, coming up, the copyright lawsuit involving a famous song and the pop star ordered to pay millions. >>> also ahead, one of the best-known actors on prime-time tv faces sexual harassment claims. the major settlement just reached. >>> and a megachurch ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ hey, hey, hey >>> so the five-year legal battle over that popular song is finally over. pharrell and robin thicke have been ordered to pay marvin gaye's family $5 million for "blurred lines," and gaye's family argued the song sounded too much like his 1977 hit, "gotta give it up," and a judge agreed. >>> new details a

coming up in your thursday sport briefing: the la clippers and dallas mavericks both look to get back to winning ways in the nba. west indies can wrap up a t20 series win over bangladesh later. and gareth bale scores a hat—trick, as real madrid move through to the final of the club world cup. the la clippers will look arrest their form slump in the nba which has seen them lose their last four matches dropping them down the western conference table. they'll get their chance later on thursday when they hosts they'll get their chance later on thursday when they host the dallas mavericks. the mavericks themselves are coming off a run of three successive losses — the latest, this defeat against the conference leading denver nuggets on tuesday. the mavericks are two wins short of the clippers and, like the californians, are desperate to get back on track. west indies will hope to claim a t20 series win over bangladesh when they play the second match in dhaka later. the tourists crushed bangladesh in the first match on monday, winning by eight wickets, as shai hope hit the third fastest

the dallas mavericks dirk of it played his first game of the season after recovering from an ankle surgery the german no wasn't caught for just six minutes and making one jump shot but it marked his twenty first season for dallas that's an n.b.a. record unfortunately this came against the team the phoenix suns or who ended the ten game losing streak suns winning ninety nine to eighty nine is the seventh straight victory over the mavericks for the now spanish giants real madrid could move into second place in the league on saturday if other results go their way to wall if their city rivals that lead to garbage and i don't need to answer and chad will scholars that men. are very connel in second place it will be theirs but it's complicated the current second place side that severe only play on sunday rails form has improved since allies took over us a disastrous start to the season. cheek letter said i was going to get him which i did to brian via kano have many good out tributes they manage very well with the ball they will not give it away easily and they usually start very well so we need

abc's marcus moore reporting from love field in dallas. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful winter storm dumping up to a foot of snow in the northern plains, and leaving wreckage in its wake. along interstate 90 in south dakota, first responders using a ladder to rescue this motorist after his suv slid off the highway and flipped on its side. more than 100 million of us traveling this season, and 25 states, half the country, are on alert as the storm marches east. this video taken just before interstate 25 shut down in the new mexico mountains south of santa fe. and there is misery at some of the nation's busiest airports, with cancellations and delays starting to build, with nearly 3 million traveling by air today. multiple airlines already waving change fees for passengers. the storms brought two feet of snow to the mountains above sacramento over the holiday. >> as you can tell, it's snowing right now. a lot of cars are pulled over on the side of the freeway, as you can see, to put chains on their vehicles. >> reporter: and in san bernardino -- >> watch out! >> reporter: -- icy candid

all the republican judges in dallas and houston lost because o'rourke did so well in almost knocking off senator cruz. so 55 district judges in dallas and houston all lost their reelection campaigns and only tomocrats won because be did so well and took all those democratic judges into office. it's no way to run a railroad, i think, but i am partial because i didn't have to run. the one great thing i heard today is the great job california is doing about civics. civics is good not only for what we are talking about today, but future jurors. i worry about future jurors and if they know enough about the system to be good jurors. taught in not being schools anymore is a real problem in the future of our country, and what california is doing in civics is important to the future of our country. the best thing we heard here today is, can we spread what she is talking about? the chief justice had great comments on what they are doing in california on civics education. justice souter, justice o'connor have been pushing that, and i think that is a key to our future. i want to put in a plug fo

. >>> a sweet story from dallas. katherine and isabel are only 12 and 15 years old. they're already ceos of their own nonprofit, paper for water. the girls learned the art of origami from their dad. after some serious persistence, and now a worldwide army of volunteers, they sell their handmade paper ornaments in shops and now , eyr $1 seasons in dallas to sell two trees full of their creations to fund their efforts in kenya in 2020. and, guys, the girls wanted each of you to have these gifts. eva, this is for you. >> this is dan's. >> whit, you have one. >> if you guys could open them up. >> look how pretty they are. >> they're beautiful. >> these are awesome. >> oh, my gosh. they're so intricate. >> the thing about origami there are no scissors used. there are no cuts. it's all folded paper. no glue involved except for the beading. each one handmade. you can find out more on paperforwater.org. or you can contact the four seasons dallas if you want to y it's going to a great cause. >>> and you already saw here on the table. we have oreos. here for you oreo fans. the

abc's marcus moore reporting from love field in dallas. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful winter storm dumping up to a foot of snow to the northern plains, and leaving wreckage in its wake. along interstate 90 in south dakota, first responders using a ladder to rescue this motorist. more than 100 million of us traveling this season, and 25 states, half the country, are on alert as the storm marches east. this video taken just before interstate 25 shut down in the new mexico mountains south of santa fe. and there is misery at some of the nation's busiest airports, with cancellations and delays starting to build. with nearly 3 million traveling by air today. the storm's brought two feet of snow to the mountains above s k sacramento over the holiday. >> as you can see, it's snowing right now. a lot of cars are pulled over on the side of the freeway to put chains on their vehicles. >> reporter: and in san bernardino. icy conditions causing a multi car crash. this driver recording the scene, trying to warn others. >> oh, the guy just hit the truck. >> reporter: at least ten people were hurt

speaker, gas is $1.8 in dallas, texas. -- $1.82 in dallas, texas. what a far cry when it was almost $5 in the midst at the same point in president obama's administration when the democrats were, quote, running the place. the house, senate, and presidency. oh, mr. speaker, we have not forgotten what a difference it makes, but the finger pointing still continues. mr. speaker, let the record reflect itself that we have more revenue ever coming in. more people working than ever. more opportunity for people. and part of that success has been because republicans chose not to have a health care tax, a medical device tax, a cadillac tax. chose not to make in or h.r. 676, medicare for all that would outlaw all employer provided health care in this country. mr. speaker, the differences between our ideas really find themself at the center point of what we do today. last night the rules committee, the distinguished gentleman from lewisville, texas, dr. michael burgess, a retired physician, who has delivered some 3,000 babies, said that he had sat through for ye

the second thing you need to say what is going on with the dallas fed with the indicators. with the level of activity, not price of oil, but how much drilling is going on. look at the baker hughes report and how much drilling activity is going on. seems to me somebody is making the pipe going into ground for all these wells. charles: your goldman comment i would give up and give you standing ovation. but i'm tetheredded to the chair. >> read all the traders. charles: i read them all, my friend. >> we read the same stuff. charles: you know, it's tough, it is tougher now to parse out facts from opinion and opinion that is based on ideology, not fundamentals. danielle in this environment, people are not sure where to put their money. equities certainly look attractive from historic level. 4 p-e ratios, under the five-year average, not threatening anywhere near where bubbles are. bond yields are yo-yoing. one day we're breaking near 3 1/2. now we're near 2 1/2. we can't make sense. how do you help investors here who are saying hey, we're, where do i find some safety in this env

and then it was going to continue on to dallas. on the way to dallas, someone discovered that human heart on board. a southwest spokesperson said they learned the heart was supposed to be delivered to a seattle hospital. so they decided to head back. officials say the heart made it back unharmed and will still be viable for a transplant. >> at some point in time a recipient is going to be much more thankful because their life will be changed. >> it will take 30 days for the valve and what's called a patch to be ready for an unknown recipient in need. this is unusual because hearts transported for valve transplants usually don't travel with a human carrying it. okay. you have one job, right? don't lose the heart. >> don't lose the heart. >> oh, you lost the heart, okay? >> bizarre. >>> a new marriott hotel may be popping up near san jose international airport. according to our media partner at the mercury news, it is taking shape at the highline development site. this rendering shows what it would look like. it is just south of the

dallas, new orleans and atlanta airport delays. the roads throughout the southeast, the major interstates will be slick. as we move into sunday, the big problems will be in the mid-atlantic states from atlanta all the way to raleighraleigh-d >> it is already causing a lot of problems with a lot more to come. we are in houston, texas. >> reporter: good morning. a flash flood wash will be in effect here. could cause dramatic flooding. this is all part of that massive storm system sweeping across the country. >> parts of the south are bracing for a winter weather wallop from texas to the east coast. could be buried in snow, something folks there are definitely not accustomed to. >> i'm kind of excited. >> reporter: in sa lem, hardware stores stocking up. travelers and airlines already on high alert. delta, united, southwest and frontier waiving ticket change fees for some weekend travel. the massive storm sloging east after drenching southern california thursday. firefighters swooping in to save this man trapped in the raging flood wa

, dallas, oklahoma city, memphis, atlanta gets involved. t roads i-20, i-55, i-40, and on sunday it'sostly in the mid-atlantic states. e,raleigh-durham, charlo atlanta, and orlando. on the roads i-75, i-85 and i-95 jacksonvil to richmond. we will be tracking this all weekend long, guys. >> thank you. >>> comedian kevin hart stunned the entertainment world overnight by dropping out as the newly named host of the academy awards. he apologized to the lbgtq mm ity. miguel almaguer has the latest on this story from l.a. hey, miguel, goodrning. >> good morning. critics almost immediately startedla blasting the po actor and comedian for old tweets and stand-up routines many found offensive. he initially refused to apologize. now he is out. wrote, i have made the decision to step down from hosting this year's oscars. this is because i doot want to be a distraction on a night that should be celebrated by so my amazin talented artists. to therely apologize lbgtq community for my sensitive words from the past. it all comes just three days after the wi

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you were born in dallas. the second of four children. and i'm curious what it was like growing up melinda french. melinda: i was very lucky, because my parents told all four of us, "you will be college-going, and we think that is important." they explained why -- because of the opportunities. and they said, not only that, even though we could tell it was not going to be easy for my parents to put us through college, we will figure out a way as a family. so they said to me, "you can choose any college in the nation that you can get into, and we will figure out a way to pay for it." emily: your father was an aerospace engineer. you also studied computers. how did you discover computers as a young girl? melinda: yeah, so i was fortunate. so i went to an all-girls catholic high school. and one of the teachers there, the math teacher who i really admired a lot and worked with a lot, she went to a conference. and she saw these apple ii's had just come out. and she was so excited about them. she came to the principal, who happened to be a nun,

host: dallas, texas, charles between 30 and 60. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you. it is an honor to speak with one of the mothers of the movements, as well as the distinguished professor of texas. i am right up the street from you in dallas but i grew up in sacramento, california, where the latest example of heart break and police violence has happened. i want to say how amazing the panthers in dr. king were able to describe america as this immaculate rolls-royce with a knocked off engine. it looked good but socially, there was a limit. guest: i think it is brilliant. i have never heard that before. there is a huge difference in between what people experience and desire and what is actually happening in this country. i believe in the 1960's, what we saw was a waking up among black people, latino people, exploited people of what was being done to them, and looking at how we can take this on and because of vietnam. it was something said malcolm x said that resonated, little yellow men in black jobless are taking down uncle sam. it was like small people, poor people c

the team driving from dallas to memphis. the bus then flipping over on the highway. here's abc's marcus moore tonight. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are trying to piece together why the driver lost control of this bus, killing one child and injuring 45 people. >> we're still working on getting some of the ones that's trapped out. >> reporter: the accident happening near benton, arkansas, just before 3:00 this morning. that bus sliding and tumbling off interstate 30. >> i'm kind of speechless right now, to be honest with you. i'm just lost for words. >> reporter: the bus was carrying members of a youth football team on its way back to memphis, after playing a championship game this weekend in dallas. a third grader was killed. many of the others injured were between 9 and 13 years old. >> the injuries have ranged really from injuries to the skull and brain to lots of lacerations, lots of broken bones, lots of contusions. >> reporter: and david, investigators tell abc news tonight they are considering all factors, including whether fatigue played a role in this t

pastor of the first baptist church of dallas. author of the book, choosing the extraordinary life. it's great to have you with us, pastor. lamont hill and his ignorant statement. it is a country full and free speech. but my god the effect of that statement he made is to call for the destruction of israel, is it not? >> there is no doubt about it. his anti-semitic views were eerily similar to what iranian president rouhani said when he called israel a cancerous tumor on the middle east. that somehow the jewish people stole the land of palestine from the palestinians in 1948 and they are occupiers. that's fake history. we know the jews have been in possession of that land for 3,000 years. the thugs, the you have people accusing president trump of being anti-semitic when he has done more for israel than any president in history. w if you go to jerusalem today you see billboard praising president trump for what he has done for israel. i haven't seen one billboard for barack obama, george bush, president clinton or ronald reagan. lou: what is not funny, and i was talk recently with the

we havem a thunderstrning, a thunderstorm watch, a tornado watch around the dallas area. right now there is arn tornado g right there, that red there. that's a tornado warning. look at the flood watch all the way into parts of tennessee on t around the atlanta area. watch activity in our region, too, even though this storm, amelia, does not look like it will be nearly as big as the storms we have had in the past. we have had two, three, four inches with those storms. y looks like maybe an inch or more in some locations? >> yeah, absolutely. the thing is, doug, we are the wettest year on record. we have hadaio much at this point it's not taking a lot of rain to cause flooding ises and that could be a concern friday into saturday, especially around our area waterways. this is tomorrow. 5:00, 6:00 dry across the area. getting home from work, getting the evening errds done, the weather not impacting you. in the overnight hours,:0 p.m. rain moves into the area. friday morning wet roads out there stopping future weather at 8:00 a.m. as we head towards the lunchtime hours, we co

and the dallas cowboys a good member of the audience is women. the short version of that answer to that question is that entertainment has changed quite a bit. we don't have programs like this that just benefit women and symbols of home anymore. the entertainment that the military gets today's primarily through the uso. and through the arms versus professional entertainment office which sends groups, musical groups, theatrical groups that most of us have never heard of but are trying to make it big. there has been some discussion, probably not enough about what kinds of entertainment in terms of how women are presented. so again, you have everything from you know, women authors going to visit, women comedians, women actors, all those sorts of things that you see in the press today alongside very scantily clad suggestive dancers. and i think the conversation about how that should look in the military includes a whole lot of women, but also includes a whole lot of older men who are fathers. in the demographics are changing. we are not sending women

president will stay here during much of the shutdown, although we did here earlier from todd gillam of the dallas morning news that first lady melania trump and her son are already in west palm beach, florida. any indication on where things stand in the house? >> the house came in around noon and i would expect that following what just happened on the senate floor that the house has a couple of pro forma sessions and maybe bring lawmakers back into town for the 27th or lets them stay back in the districts for the holidays. when i was speaking to pete sessions earlier today he was on his way to the airport to head back to texas. he said there is a strong possibility that if a deal is through true unanimous consent that doesn't that require all lawmakers to come to town for a rollcall vote. >> remind is what congress needs to pass in order to reopen the federal government. >> every year we have 12 spending bills. first fiscal 2019 back on october 1. that allocation was roughly $1.24 trillion. of those bills, five were passed on time which includes the department of defense, the legislative branch,

the headline of the dallas morning news is this: the federal government partat shri shut us down. so, todd, what's happening there this morning and what do we expect as the day flowed. >> there is very little visible action tilt at the white house, and -- activity at the white house and we have no access to president. he does not appear to be in the west wing because there is no marine posted outside the west wing, which is the tradition when the president is at work in the oval office and that part of the white house complex. so he must be tweeting from the private residence, which of course the presidency hardly ever gets access to. a couple of dozen reporters and photographers here in the press area, just waiting to see if anything happens. i did when i was coming in this morning, i passed dish got stuck behind a motorcade that appeared to be the vice president's motorcade but i can't be certain and he is one of the best point people along with jared kushner and others in the negotiations with the hill. >> with regard to those negotiations, we know that the vice president was s

the dallas cowboy cheerleaders, a good number of people in the audience are women. the short version is entertainment has changed quite a bit. we do not have as many programs like this that just send women as symbols of home anymore. the entertainment the military gets today is primarily through the uso and through the armed forces professional entertainment office which sends musical groups, theatrical groups that most of us have never heard of, but are kind of trying to make it big. there's been some discussion -- probably not enough -- about what kinds of entertainment in terms of how women are presented , so again, you have everything from, you know, women authors going to visit, women comedians, women actors -- all the sort of things you see in the press today -- alongside very scantily clad suggestive dancers, and i think the conversation about how that should look in a military that includes a whole lot of , that also includes a whole lot of older men who are fathers, right? the demographics are changing. we are not sending women abroad to entertain and distr

the dallas cowboy cheerleaders, a good number of people in the audience are women. the short version is entertainment has changed quite a bit. we do not have as many programs like this that just send women as symbols of home anymore. the entertainment the military gets today is primarily through the uso and through the armed forces professional entertainment office which sends musical groups, theatrical groups that most of us have never heard of, but are kind of trying to make it big. there's been some discussion -- probably not enough -- about what kinds of entertainment in terms of how women are presented, so again, you have everything from, you know, women authors going to visit, women comedians, women actors -- all the sort of things you see in the press today -- alongside very scantily clad suggestive dancers, and i think the conversation about how that should look in a military that includes a whole lot of women, that also includes a whole lot of older men who are fathers, right? the demographics are changing. we are not sending women abroad to entertain and d

the dallas cowboy cheerleaders a number of women in the audience are women. the short version of the answer to that question is entertainment has changed quite a bit. we don't just send women as simal bos of home. the entertainment the military gets today is through the uso and through the armed forces entertainment office which sends musical groups that none of us have never heard of but are trying to make it big. there has been some discussion, probably not enough, about what kind of entertainment, in terms of how women are presented. so again you have everything from, you know, women authors going visit, women comedians, women actors -- all of the sort of things you see in the press today alongside very scantily clad suggestive dancers, and i think the conversation about how that should look in a military that includes a whole lot of women but also includes a whole lot of older men who are fathers -- the demographics are changing. we are not sending women abroad to enter tan and distract the single boy to distract from paris anymore. our military includes

being a texan, i hesitate to mention this, because they'll come and find me for mentioning the dallas cowboy cheerleaders with anything less than respect, but we are still sending peop entertainment of dubious value. why does the military do this? it costs a lot of money, to get these people abroad, to manage the transportation issues you might imagine, security issues you can imagine would be necessary. this is not an easy task. it takes a whole lot of effort. it comes from the top down in the military. this isn't a bunch of gis sitting in france saying, hey, we would really like some girls from home to come over. it doesn't come that way. this is a top-down, military and civilian organization approach. and so what does it tell us? why are they doing this? what does it tell us about world war i, what does it tell us about how the war effort in the united states at least mobimobie front? this program is about the dough boys. what can we learn about sort of military presumptions about the men and what they need through this program, what is it all about, basically, right? that's why we

. >>> and there's this news this morning from dallas, the fired dallas police officer amber guyger is now facing a murder charge for fatally shooting an unharmed black man who lived in the apartment above her. prosecutors announcing the grand jury's decision to indict guyger for murder instead of the initial manslaughter charge she was facing. guyger says she entered botham jean's apartment mistakenly thinking it was hers then opened fire when he appeared in the darkness. >> it was an emotional story out of dallas, texas. >>> i want to give you some inspiration this morning and the greatest gift of all ahead of christmas. a southern california woman due to give birth to twins in less than a week has found a life-saving bone marrow donor just in time. susie rabaca was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia just after learning she was pregnant just two months in. after a desperate search and a dramatic plea on our los angeles abc station, a perfect match turned up. and now she looks forward to meeting that good samaritan. >> if they're out there and they see any of this, you know

so, why did you leave dallas? taylor: honestly, i kind of wanted to get away. our personal relationship is very interesting. lemonis: whose personal relationship? taylor: jeff and i's. lemonis: why do you call him jeff, just out of curiosity? taylor: he never earned the father role. like, at the end of the day, that just isn't our relationship. i know he wants it to be, and i feel guilty, and i feel like i'm obligated to be that son for him, but honestly, he missed it. lemonis: you don't think about him as a dad? taylor: not really. i mean, his name's not even on my birth certificate. he wasn't even there when i was born. i didn't find that out until about a month ago. lemonis: like, he wanted you to come join him because he wanted to try to build a bond with you that he knew he broke. taylor: and i agree. lemonis: and he's probably throwing money at the problem because he feels like, if the business fails, you're gone. why don't we jump in and look at the financials? so, in the last year, 2015, total revenue of the locations is $2,050,000. $272,000 of assets a

the game was tied in the fourth and that's when cooper takes ov over. 17-16 dallas. and the eagles answers, so the game is tied up at 23 entering into overtime. into the hands of the defender and right into the arms of cooper. 217 yards and three touch downs. how about them cowboys? they win it 29-23. colts and texans, remember when people thought an drew was done with a neck injury? yeah, he's third in pass attempt this season, 27 of 41, 399 yards and two touch downs and including that one to eric ebron. and in the third the three-point lead puts a perfect touch pass, and the colts up 10. two minutes to go it's a three point game. luck gets the texans to jump offside and that seals the victory. 24-21 snapping houstons nine game win streak. fourth quarter, chased from the pocket and dropped from the safety. two points for the bears and the ball, which they turn into seven more points. mitchell with the special to bradley soul. the big man scores and we love it. 15-6 chicago. goff one of his worst games since a pro. the rams dropped 11 and 2 on the season. 15-6 the fi