what's going on in houston? and, by the way, a federal judge is insisting that the biden administration reimplement remain in mexico, but my sources on the ground said i'll believe it when i seell it. your thoughts on what's going on in houston as well as this remain in mexico policy real quick, sir. >> so remain in mexico, that was the result of a lawsuit brought by texas against biden administration where a federal judge ruled in our favor compelling the biden administration to reinstate the remain in mexico policy. of course, we are apprehensive about the extent to which the the biden administration will reimpose it, however, the news the reports are that they are going to begin doing it. i think they've gotten agreement by the mexican government to begin that process beginning this weekend and early next week. but, of course, as usual, we'll believe it when we see it. with regardd to these crimes tht you're talking about the taking place, listen, this is part of activity.ten, this is part of the cartels are

them up from the border, driving them to houston. i was told one of the biggest businesses in houston right now is producing fake documents. that these companies that produce fake documents for these illegals are just soaring. what's going on in houston and by the way, a federal judge is insisting that the biden administration reimplement remain in mexico but my sources on the ground said i'll believe it when i see it. they still think they're going to blow-off the law. your thoughts on what's going on in houston as well as the rieu main in mexico policy. >> the remain in mexico, that was a result of a lawsuit where a federal judge ruled in our favor compelling the biden administration to reinstate the remain in mexico policy. we are apprehensive about the extent to which the buy ben bidn administration will reimpose it. the news reports are they're going to begin doing it. i think they've gotten agreement by the mexican government to begin the process, beginning this weekend, early next week. but of course as usual, we'll believe it

ha estado distribuyendo grandes acciones a la comunidad de houston desde la década de los 80. >>> es una bendición porque siga ayudando mucha gente... siempre debemos enfocar no nos bueno >>> como dicen al mal tiempo buena cara, y esto no fue motivo para detener la felicidad de los más pequeños. >>> magnífico venir aquí y ver este tipo de decoraciones. >>> (habla inglÉs) >>> escuchaban al presidente biden quien dedicó su mensaje navideño a todos los miembros de las fuerzas armadas, aérea, marítima y guardia costera en servicio alrededor del mundo, estuvo acompañada de su esposa y de su nueva mascota en un comunicado previo el primer mandatario dijo de que yo sobraron por aquellos que perdió seres queridos durante la pandemia. >>> acaban de ver el a lanzamiento del nuevo telescopio que se dedicará a escanear el espacionuevas galaxias y estrellas, es el sucesor de (nombre extranjero) activo por 31 años, ha denominado (nombre extranjero) y a diferencia del anterior que ubicaba la tierra este olvidara alrededor del sol y le tomara 13 días en llegar a su destino------------

. >> reporter: there is a place of houston, texas. >> their goal is making cancer history. the best and the brightest works there. researching. saving lives. >> i was never a number or just a patient. i was a human being. >> what happened when one of their own became dangerously ill. >> i was shocked. crazy things happening. i would never imagine it would happen to anybody i knew. >> not with cancer but still something lethal and bizarre. >> it was the worst kept secret. >> hollywood could not write this script, it's unbelievable that's why it's true. >> it was around midnight, january 27th, 2013, a 48-year-old man wobbled through the door of md anderson slurring his words, disoriented. >> he diplomat go to the emergency room. ryan c course guard. >> he went to a cancer hospital. >> where he felt safe. >> his office was also there. >> maybe he felt safe there because the sick man was george bloomingshine jr. many of his talents here dedicated to cancer. his life seems to revolve around his work. >> now this very private man was at md anderson not to be examined but to resea

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host: hattie in houston, texas. a few minutes left in our open forum. continue to call in on phone lines, split as usual, republicans, democrats, and indpersonalities. one other -- independents. one other bit of news from capitol hill yesterday. we found out that congressman devin nunes, the republican of california, plans to leave his seat in congress at the end of the this month. become c.e.o. of the new media company founded by former president donald trump. nunes first elected to congress in 2002 at the age of 30 was re-elected last year for a 10th term. if the g.o.p. were to take back the house majority in 2022, the congressman would be in line to chair the house ways and means committee by stepping down "the washington post" notes he would potentially be giving up what is considered the most powerful committee gavel. early drafts of california's next congressional map, we re-districted gap puts him in a less republican district in the fresno area. one backed biden by nine points in the 2020 election. before the announcement on monday, republicans

skilling is back in houston. he did 12 years in prison, the longest out of any of the enron executives he is now doing a startup, high-tech firm in the energy industry keeping a low profile. he declined to comment for our reporting today. andy fastow served five years in prison he plead ed guilty and testifie against. he's been talking about the issue of following the rules and corporate ethics, versus the principles he says he did too much of the former and not enough of the latter and has accepted his guilt he goes out and talks about to this day. >> scott, appreciate your insight today and of course all your incredible reporting. can't believe it is 20 years thank you. >> sure. >>> we are getting word from the minnesota department of health that they have confirmed their first omicron variant case an adult male had been vaccinated, mild symptoms on the 22nd of the month. the symptoms have resolved he had traveled to new york city and attended a conference at the ja visit center from the november 19 to 21. we'r

but then when i left the university of houston i got a job offer from university of texas, he called me. his nickname for me was she walls. >> was he referring to that moment? >> i don't know. >> after the moment? >> he would call and my heart would raise. and i would make it to the phonee conversation. somewhere someone would mention and i talked to him back at the university of houston and he said you're a great scholar. that is great. but that they had harassed or molested but as far as a know he always said nice things about me that in the back of your brain you know that he has power. more power than you have and he still has it. and then my heart did not recently more one day. i got stronger at what i did. and then he called me and said he was dying. i started to make one —- a started to be sympathetic he had done mean jean persona. he said he wanted me to speak at his funeral. i n said no and is that i will talk about what happened and he laughed. so i did speak at his funeral i told the funny stand up he doesn't have power over me anymore.er and then about 20 years after it

in houston, dr. wesley long agrees. >> my hope is people saw family members safely during thanksgiving and can delay what would be traditional holiday gatherings maybe till january or february. >> reporter: and americans are still traveling for the holidays. t.s.a. expects to screen 30 million people between now and january 3. here in new york, no word on if the big new year's eve segregation in times square will go on as planned, margaret. >> nancy, thank you. overseas, europe is dealing with a covid surge of their own forcing governments to issue new restrictions and lockdowns. cbs's roxana saberi reports from londony omicron infectious are exploding in numbers. >> reporter: protests against covid restrictions turn tense in london, and in brussels this weekend as demonstrators clashed with police. across europe, countries are battling to contain the omicron variant, heading into christmas. the netherlands has imposed its fourth lockdown closing nonessential shops, bars and restaurants. denmark has

in houston, dr. wesley long agrees. >> my hope is people saw family members safely during thanksgiving, and can delay what would be traditional holiday gatherings, maybe until january or february. >> reporter: and americans are still traveling for the holidays. february. >> reporter: and americans are st the t.s.a. expects to screen nearly 30 million people between now and january 3. here in new york, no word on yet if the big new year's eve celebration in times square will go on as planned, margaret. >> brennan: nancy, thank you. well, overseas tonight, europe is dealing with a covid surge of their own, forcing governments to issue new restrictions and lockdowns. cbs' roxana saberi reports from london, where omicron infectious are exploding in numbers. >> reporter: protests against covid restrictions turn tense in london, and in brussels, this weekend, as demonstrators clashed with police. across europe, countries are battling to contain the omicron variant heading into christmas. the netherlands ha

ken lay was more than just the founder of enron he was a local hero in houston politically connected. many expected he was bound for washington but not like there. >> i'd say you were a carnival barker except that wouldn't be fair to carnival barkers >> reporter: indicted on ten felony count, he said he was shocked when hef was convicted o all of them. >> i believe i'm innocent of the charges against me. >> reporter: six weeks later he died of a heart attack wiping out his convictions. in a statement provided to cnbc on the 20th anniversary of the bankruptcy lay's son and daughter focused on what he built the model was simple hire the smartest people, give them capital and manage the back off so they can build new markets. jeff skilling created the business model his sudden resignation raised some of first suspicions released from prison in 2019 after serving 12 years frr fraud, conspiracy and insider trading, today he's back in houston working on a high-tech start up in the energy industry and volunteering he declined to comment andy fastow, the former chief financial officer who coo

so or if that warms can also be found in houston $27.00 degrees. it's not going to be a record, but close enough and well above average for this time the year eastern canada, the northeast pretty well. what we would expect is swath of snow, northwestern ontario, and snow. and when a 4 labrador to the west we go, we may see our 1st white christmas for vancouver in portland in more than a decade. that's because we've got some snow falling and those temperatures are dropping big time. the 3 day forecast shows as vancouver minus 5 degrees on monday, well below average, quite dangerous, cold as well. disturbed weather around his span, your la into puerto rico printer can a high 30 degrees and for the top end of south america, we got storms bubbling up from the andes into the amazon basin. some rock in storm south of salvatore, north of rio de janeiro on friday. and for patagonia, it's all about the sunshine coma. doro has a high of 27 degrees. that's it. that's all see soon. oh, the weather sponsored by cataract ways. americans are increasingly saying a

so john said, well, we're running behind houston and we're going away. we're gonna do the moon or olympics. so he starts to bounce. and so i start to battles and then i gave a big jump. and when i did unfortunately, i straightened out and my center gravity went backwards and i were a nuclear seen real tv just going over back. i was like, it's very scary because if i land the backpack brakes, i done for i got a bearish goes, a tv camera was pointed right at me in, so they'd seen this stupid high job. they were very upset by the way, so that ended the moon olympics i said no more that get back in gas. and so john park, the rover, i climbed in, and that was an our stay being one of the, i think just a dozen people to ever have the chance to stand on the man and, and the copier. did that change your perspective of life on earth? where we stood on the moon, the earth was directly overhead. and my 1st thought, when we 1st got dear was we're a long way from home. there. if you just out there and it's you covered over with your in those views of earth, hung up i

>> so they were buttons she was distributing and honor of soldiers who were killed at camp logan in houston and she was so outraged the united states government would kill its own soldiers. >> tell us about that and give us a back story. >> some kid was killed outside of houston where black soldiers were being trained to fight for freedom and democracy that they were harassed and humiliated in houston to the point they decided they had to defend themselves and as a result they were court-martialed and hanged. without that was a complete outrage and the soldiers needed to be memorialized in the government needed to be criticized. >> so did she come up with the idea for the buttons? >> yes. she is very clear so my great-grandfather, her husband they felt they needed to be memorialized and the first to have a memorial service at churches and they called the church leaders to find a space and nobody was willing to do that. she decided she would pass out the buttons so that people would know what happened and then she can recoup some of the cost of printing the buttons. >> secret service agent s

indeed, dr peter hotez life must in houston, texas. --| life must in houston, texas. —— live. let's get some of the day's other news. the un says 3 million people are in need of assistance in the philippines — among them, around a million children. it comes after typhoon rai devastated the country's south—eastern islands. many have lost everything and are heading into christmas unsure if they'll be able to feed their families. 11 people are now known to have died when a boat carrying migrants sank off a greek island in the early hours of friday morning. another 90 people have been rescued from the island of antikythera. a search and rescue operation is still continuing. two leading american tech firms — meta, which was formerly known as facebook, and google — have received huge fines by a court in moscow for repeatedly failing to delete content russia deems illegal. google was fined $98 million, meta was fined $27 million. meta has yet to respond. google says it will study the ruling before deciding on any future action. christmas celebrations have taken place in bethl

in harris county, texas, where houston is. suspects out on low bail killed over 150 people according to our fox affiliate. in chicago a police dispatcher said things are so bad the cops just might not come when you call. take a look. >> i will tell you right now. 16th district is so shorthanded with offices when you call 9-11 you are not getting a quick response like other parts of the city. officers are not coming to you because they can't be assigned calls to go to you because we very few officers in these neighbors. a shooting came up a few days ago and we could not get a unit over there. >> pete: good on mr. thorton. and the state's democrat governor is rethinking his position on bail reform after a man on $1,000 bail killed 6 people at the waukesha christmas parade. you remember that but most don't. the left wing media wants people to forget. it was not the right narrative. the governor told a local tv station if everybody sits back and takes a breath maybe people with a violent past could have higher bail. imagine that.

now a houston plumber is coming forward saying he found cash hidden inside church walls. nbc's morgan chesky has more and morgan, what a strange case this is. >> reporter: yeah, alex, it is one incredible mystery, and the investigation into that initial theft seven years ago is still ongoing, and houston police say this recovered cash is connected. meanwhile, joel osteen known for his motivational speeches and sermons has yet to comment on this incredible discovery. >> we love you. we're praying for you. >> reporter: the inspirational messages pack his houston church with thousands, but pastor joel osteen in the spotlight with a money mystery. >> but i mean, it was just like unbelievable the things he was telling us that they found in the wall. >> reporter: during his morning radio show host george lindsey took a call from a man who identified himself as a plumber who worked inside osteen's lakewood church, the station, 100.3 asked callers to chime in. >> there was a loose toilet in the wall, and we removed the tile or they removed the tile, and about 500 envelopes fell o

"david is with the ceo of houston. dow's up 350 we'll see if the market likes the moderating prices. in a few moments powell and yellen on the hill this time for house commercial services we'll take you there live as soon as q and a begins >> here are three big movers we're watching this morning. w we're going to start with salesforce climbing. and better than expected q3 earnings and promoting brett taylor to the role and this just a day after taylor was also named twitter's chairman the biggest weight on the dow right now and an fda advisory panel with the oral treatment pill, despite reduced efficacy 13-10 in favor we're going to have more on that later this hour. shares uppall most 2%. and finally, all birds out with the first quarterly report since going public in a hotly anticipated offering last month. with the sneaker company 's losses rising, the stock is below the trade price of 2121 but still as of right now, above its ipo price. down about 13% >> let's get to steve liesman with what to expect from day two o

in harris county, texas, where houston is. suspects out on low bail killed over 150 people according to our fox affiliate. 150 people. meanwhile, in chicago a police dispatcher said things are so bad the cops just might not come when you call. take a look. >> i will tell you right now. 16th district is so shorthanded with offices when you call 9-11 you are not getting a quick response like other parts of the city. officers are not coming to you because they can't be assigned calls to go to you because we very few officers in these neighbors. a shooting came up a few days ago and we could not get a unit over there. >> pete: good on mr. thorton. and the state's democrat governor is rethinking his position on bail reform after a man on $1,000 bail killed 6 people at the waukesha christmas parade. you remember that but most don't. the left wing media wants people to forget. it was not the right narrative. the governor told a local tv station if everybody sits back and takes a breath maybe people with a violent past could have high

. >>> in his first interview since that deadly concert in houston last month, rapper travis scott is expressing anguish and addressing victims' families here's miguel almaguer. >> my intentions, you know, wasn't to -- you know, wasn't to harm their family at all. >> reporter: in his first interview since the tragedy at his concert, travis scott expressed remorse but said he's not to blame. >> the travis scott show or, you know, an actual show, you know wasn't the bottom line factor of what happened here. >> reporter: in a lengthy conversation, scott spoke with tv and radio host saying he did everything he possibly could on the night of november 5th. while headlining his own festival, 10 were killed during a crowd surge and hundreds injured. but the show in houston went on for more than 30 minutes as the rapper says he was unaware of the mayhem unfolding. >> you didn't hear those screams? >> no, man it's so crazy because i'm an artist, too any time you can or something like that, you want to stop the show. >> reporter: and this week with hundreds of lawsuits filed seeking billions in

the warriors begin a tough stretch with two games against denver and at houston. this will put a lot of pressure on steph curry to carry the load for these warriors. as for the 49ers, they are rooting for the dolphins to beat the saints on "monday night football." all they have to worry about is taking care of business, against houston and the rams. >> this season was well drawnup. >> there's a lot of complaints about 49ers fans. this is not pull. a lot of drama in the regular season. >> thanks a lot. >>> he leaves behind a towering legacy of service. we look back at the work of desmond tutu, who brought awareness to the horrors of apartheid decades ago. the holidays are in full swing and you can feel the magic in the air. especially at t-mobile! let's go to dianne. can you tell us what's happening? yeah, i got the awesome new iphone 13 pro and airpods, and t-mobile is paying for them both! oooh and i get a free year of apple tv+. upgrade to the iphone 13 pro and airpods both on us. only at t-mobile. and this is for new and existing t-mobile and sprint customers.

i would see him at lunch things never left the university of houston i got a job offer to come to the university of texas he would call me in his nickname form it was shewolf. i pick up the phone he was that she will and i would think oh. >> host: was he referring to that moment? >> i do not know. p2 he would call in my heart would raise and make it to the phone conversation. somewhere, someone would mention all yeah and we talked to jean back at the university of houston he said you are a really good scholar. that's great. they had been harassed or molested by men who were set on revenge. but as far as i know always said nice things about me. it's also that reminder in your brain, he has power. he has power, more power than you have. and he still has it. what happened through the years my heart didn't racing more. i got stronger at what i did. i got to where i was giving advice to other people. i was making this. and finally he called me as a talk about in the book he called me and said he was dying. and i start to make a sympathetic he said no he does not want any part of that. that

exploding is this fake document business in houston. it's as if the administration doesn't care about citizens. houston is a completely different city today than just two years ago. >> that's a great point. remember the biden administration, this is not about securing the border, they have also decapitated i.c.e. they would investigate organizations for fraudulent documents and that smuggled people in it, but i.c.e. has pretty much been told you are no longer to arrest anyone coming into the country illegally, that was in writing. it's not enough to be here illegally for i.c.e. to arrest you, so i.c.e. has been decapitated. maria: unbelievable dear tom, good to catch up with you. please come back soon. we will take a break and when we come back, one san francisco restaurant getting slammed this morning for kicking out the cops. the apology not going far enough. we are on it next hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ remember when no dream was too big? ♪ ♪ and you could fearlessly face the unknown. (kids playing) you still can.

i drove downon to houston to meet with the plan of action. and then i first major plan of action on the transit organization that there is so much territory and in this case ini was in five different counties. seventy-eight cities and towns. those. >> but then blending once again. >> and then the new ideas or something borrowed from previous experiences. something old and new and blue. the police department is blue. the statement that cannot be matched coming into a new organization and really just that as they change jobs is that excitement and then based on that success and then talk about mike dukakis the massachusetts governor and then talk about the metropolitan police and with that organization and with many of those highways and my predecessor was serving time in state prison. [laughter] so anything that benefits them but that was a broke experience. 600 once again was a turnaround in the net second transit police and with those 800 officers and at that time it was the ninth largest in eramerica. and that we all know george kelly he ha

here in houston there are a lot of believers still in enron's business model we talked to them over the past couple weeks, pretty much all of them say it was a great place to work, but they concede the company made some fundamental and obviously fatal mistakes chief among them pursuing growth at all costs there was a lot going on in the business in the 1990s, a lot of achieving growth at all costs. but enron took it to extremes. there was a decision to not pursue the top credit rating but obviously more borrowing power would have helped the company 20 years ago enron also focused on deals, insiders say often at the expense of the fundamentals. that can look good from the outside until it doesn't or as was the case at enron until ju juries find those deals were criminal and don't take the lesson take a backseat there was a desire to follow the rules but former prosecutors say it didn't go far enough and that left room to cheat. >> what's changed is, there's now a huge infrastructure that's designed to stop that before it becomes a big problem. so a lot of companies have large compliance

in houston dr. wesley long agrees. >> my hope is that people saw family members safely during thanksgiving and can delay what would be traditional holiday gatherings maybe until january or february. >> reporter: and americans are still traveling for the holidays. the tsa expects to screen nearly 30 million people between now and january 3rd. here in new york no word yet on if the big new year's eve celebration in times square will go on as planned, margaret. >> nancy, thank you. >>> well, overseas tonight europe is dealing with a covid surge of their own, forcing governments to issue new restrictions and lockdowns. cbs's roxana saberi reports from london, where omicron infections are exploding in numbers. >> reporter: protests against covid restrictions turned tense in london. and in brussels this weekend, as demonstrators clashed with police. across europe countries are battling to contain omicron variant, heading into christmas. the netherlands has imposed its fourth lockdown, closing non-essentia

que encontró dinero y cheques detrás de un inodoro mientras trabajaba en una iglesia la policía de houston le recompensó con 20,000 dólares por su honestidad es que el dinero estaría recuperado de 600,000 dólares cometidos hace 7 años >>> 13 personas resultaron heridas en una volcaduraal este de san diego, algunos salieron expulsados del vehículo a causa del impacto, posiblemente porque no llevaban puesto el cinturón de seguridad, según el portavoz ningún otro vehículo estuvo involucrado, fueron enviados para ayudar >>> en puerto rico un menor de 12años y de educación especial (inaudible) con una pistola de balín, ocurrió cuando denunciaron que el alumno cargaba una pistola, perocuando trataron de quitársela disparó. -(voz inaudible)- >>> tras el incidente el menor fue trasladado al hospital para recibir asistencia médica, testigos por otra parte aseguraron que no es la primera vez que el estudiante protagonista un incidente de agresión >>> devoción a la virgen, es aumentado cada año, se lo digo yo, ni la pandemia ha podido mermar la fe de los feligreses. >>> nos cuenta

fix shares tank down 24% >>> later, exclusive with the ceo of diamondback energy straight from the houston conference straight ahead when we return. >>> time now for your big money movers three stock stories. shares of pager duty pops. the company reporting more than $72 million in sales also higher by 11% shares of dave&busters higher in the open also saying its business continues to recover from the pandemic low it seems nothing can help shares of stitch fix. shares unraveling. down 24% after the online personal shopper company issued four-year guide engs that didn't match investor expectations. coming up short. earnings and sales did come in above estimates shares down 65% this year. stocks look to build on momentum this morning, all three major averages are marching back indicating they are open all off the highs. down 3% it is great to have you here tech may not have been the biggest gainer in total but yesterday, it certainly had a banner day it certainly did good morning it was really classic behind the dip moment back to where we met with omicron. the market has suggested the varie

delincuentes huyeron dejando la tirada con golpes y ensangrentada la división de robo de la policía de houston está investigando este suceso >>> nadie quiere ver a su madre así. para más información de última hora la cámara aprobó un proyecto de ley para aumentar el límite de la deuda: 5 billones de dólares al proyecto a sido enviado al presidente biden para su aprobación el departamento del tesoro dijo que la nación va alcanzar su límite de endeudamiento el 15 de diciembre maÑana. y que estados unidos podría caer en una recepción si washington no cumple con los pagos >>> partir de maÑana 15 de diciembre este 15 de enero entra en vigor en todo california mandato que exigir el uso de mascarillas en interior. y esta noche y ella ha llegado. en esos negocios. en este caso las personas y eso significa designación y el departamento en salud porque quiere que más personas en inoculadas antes de la navidad y más afectadas por esta pandemia. dinorah pérez nos tiene más detalles. familias entre yerno centro de vacunación la fila en la larga y tener una gran motivación tarjetas de

their inclusion the bearcats capped off an undefeated season with their aac championship victory over houston and became the first team from outside the power five conferences to make the college football playoffs. they're going to have a tough test against number one alabama, who beat georgia in the s.e.c. title game the bulldogs will get michigan in the other semifinal game on new year's eve >>> up next, a warning for drivers. before you get behind the wheel of your honda, the recall you need to know about >>> miraculous money or holy heist? oundofber finds hundreds of thsas dollars inside the walls of joel olsteen's lakewood church supplement with vitamin c and b vitamins to help energize and replenish. dayquil severe is a max strength daytime, coughing, power through your day, medicine. new from vicks. want more from your vitamins? at nature's bounty, we give you more. more immune support. with the only vitamin c that lasts 24 hours. more restful sleep. with the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. we put more of our brains into helping your heart. we give you more wellness solution

satcha: gracias por brindar estos nuevos detalles desde houston. vamos a conocer detalles del estado del tiempo. alberto martÍnez continÚa de vacaciones y en su ausencia estÁ robmariel olea con una historia diferente dependiendo donde vivas en el paÍs. robmariel: diferencia entre norte y sur. vamos a ver en esta grÁfica claramente, las mÍnimas con las que se amanece hoy. al norte nueva york con 47, chicago 33, dÉnver con 12 y sin embargo si vamos un poco al sur vemos que las temperaturas mÍnimas en 72 para la ciudad de miami, muchas personas en el sur de la florida se han quedado con el deseo de utilizar botas, bufandas y gorros en esa Época que deberÍa de ser frÍa. vamos a darle los buenos dÍas han otra gente de atlanta que amanece con 56. es bueno tomar en cuenta que hay una advertencia de neblina que puede reducir la velocidad, reducir la visibilidad para nuestra gente en atlanta y por lo tanto vamos a reducir la velocidad para que usted estÉ seguro. tenemos 53, estas son las temperaturas, en la ciudad de miami tenemos 73 de tempera

no word on whether smollett will take the stand >>> a 30-year-old houston man has been sentenced to more than nine years in prison after pleading guilty to fraudulently ob taping 1.6 million in covid relief fund. according to justice department, the man identified as lee price, iii, spent it on luxury items like a $233 lamborghini and $85,000 ford pickup truck, a $14,000 rolex and more and prosecutors say he spent thousands at houston nightclubs and strip clubs. >>> today is world aids day, president biden is pledging the ongoing fight and honored the proclamation which read ending the hiv epidemic is in our reach. we are committed to finishing this work. in a statement he recognized the 36 million which include several hundred,000 american who's have died from this disease and recognized lbgtq survivors at the hiv aids epidemic and the people world wide who live with hiv. >>> still to coming could spacex come crashing back to eah?rt why elon musk is warning employees about potential bankruptcy >> the spray breaks down dirt. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. unlike my mop that can spre

that's 25 miles east of houston reporter kelsey kernstine has the story. >> right now. we know several people are injured. at least 3 airlifted with second and third-degree burns and the latest update. the chemical plant manager says everyone else has been accounted for the blaze started around 1 o'clock this morning at exxonmobil facility just 25 miles east of houston and the baytown area. you can see here on your screen. a massive fire plumes of smoke. people are tweeting that they heard and felt a loud boom know describing it as an explosion before the blaze. local law enforcement calling it a major industrial accident. the company says the chemical plant was built in the 1920's and is located along a 3400 acre long. houston ship channel and point about 7,000 people. the cause of the fire is still not known. exxon officials say they are monitoring the air quality in the area. no problems as of now. no home evacuations or shelter in place is needed at this time. i'm kasey kahne stein newsnation. back to you. >> coming up on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock while we deal as ra

lee was taken on the good old boys of houston pd and i went down to houston to meet with bob and work with bob on a plan of action including redesigning the police car the image of the urbanization. my first major plan of action was developed the mta. the metro transfer -- metro transit authority is a city municipality. i was in five different counties and literally 78 cities in town. those challenges were meant and we had subways and commuter rail and we had trolleys. i had a lot of fun. i brought a couple of people on board like al sweeney the lifelong friend. and blending the police department as you know is like something old and something new with new ideas and something borrowed barring people from previous experiences something old something new something borrowed and something blue. the excitement of coming into a new organization and really getting too stirred up. there was that excitement is building. we have the crime down and we have phenomenal people to work with and based on that governor mike asked me to take over the metropolitan district acquires arabization that poli

was taken on the good old boys of the houston pd. i flew down to houston to meet with bob, work with bob and develop a plan of action redesigning police cars the image of the organization. my first major plan of action transit organization is the fact it covers so much territory versus a city municipality. i think i was in five different counties, i was in a literally 78 cities and towns we were policing with 68 cops. we had subways, we had commuter rail, we had trolleys and i had a lot of fun. i brought a couple people on board, al sweeney we go back to first grade. and once again many police department site planning a wedding something old, something new i had new ideas, something borrowed is borrowed from previous experience and something blue will police department isin blue. in the excitement that cannot be matched coming into a new organization and really just getting to stir it up was just thatat excitement of building a super bowl team. that crime down we've got the phenomenal equipment to work with. based on that success in

host: let us go back to the phone lines and talk to leonard from houston, texas. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: so much of the discussion today has been about one program after another, government assistance. why don't we take our resources and take the homeless person off of the street and deliver them back to their families? and continue to do that time and time again until the family's realize -- families realize that the responsibility is theirs, not just for the rest of the citizenry? ultimately there might have to be a financial penalty to the families to force them to take care of them, you know, those that we cannot find their next of kin, then they need to be arrested for vagrancy, and kept in jail and work programs cleaning the streets and the like. these people are the families' problems. the family created these people and whatever issues they have, they have known about, and the rest of the citizenry should not have to pay for this. it does not need a program, what it needs is people to be responsible, and what resources we have to use

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next year. houston urge citizens to get an ocoee later during his annual end of year press conference. hong kong university has removed his don't g, commemorating the victims of the 1989 tenement square massacre, which is highly centered in china. the university says the decision was based on legal advice. the move has drawn criticism from activists and rights groups. the death toll from major flooding in malaysia has risen to at least 37. the floods triggered by days of heavy rain have also displaced nearly 70000 people. those were the headlines, more news and half now with emily, next steps inside story to stay with me. ah, ah, ah, ah, russia will respond appropriately to any western aggression. thus, the warning for president vladimir putin as tensions wise over ukraine, who one security guarantees from the west as he masses, his troops on the border. but will he get them? does diplomacy stand a chance? this is inside story? ah . hello and welcome to the program. i'm hashem, abala. the 4th lines between russia and the west regarding ukraine are getting deeper, and both sides are re

. >> reporter: peter hotez is a virologist at houston's baylor college of medicine and recommends a fourth shot for healthcare workers and those who are immunocompromised. >> the level of protective immunity after the third immunization against the omicron variant wanes, declines pretty rapidly. >> reporter: massachusetts is one of several states activating the national guard to support hospitals as omicron spreads. you think that people should reconsider holiday plans? >> i think people should take a hard look at them and really think about their individual situations with their families. >> reporter: and tonight, another weapon in the fight against covid. the f.d.a. is reportedly expected to approve treatment pills from pfizer and merck some time this week. the pills could be taken at the early onset of symptoms and help prevent hospitalizations. major. >> garrett: nancy chen, thank you. now to the white house where president biden tried to reassure vaccinated americans about their holiday gatherings, while warning the unvaccinated they risk severe illness and even death. cbs' ed o'keefe

one a man claiming to be a plumber called into houston radio show. he says last month he was working and a church restroom. he had to open up one of the walls. and when he did, he discovered hundreds of on the lopes filled with money. police think the envelopes are connected to the 2014 theft of unknown amounts of money from that church. >> still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock longtime california congressman devin nunez has announced that he is leaving congress at the end of the year. a look at his new career plus the area. congresswoman jackie spear has endorsed a candidate to fill her seat in the house of representatives will let you know who she is now throwing her support behind and someone setting fire to the christmas tree and oakland's jack london square. will it usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. >> kron 4 i

houston on saturday is 87. baltimore 65. by sunday, houston is going to be dropping down to 52 for a high temperature, a 35-degree drop. baltimore, though, look at that, hasn't really budged at all because the cold air hasn't gotten there yet. the east coast, you tap into that big temperature drop by the time you get to monday. that's our weather picture as we kick off the new year. major, it's all yours. >> garrett: with all the details, lonnie quinn, thanks so much. the u.s. is ending the year with a record number of new covid cases, more than 2.5 million in the past week. 568,000 new infections were reported just yesterday. cbs' nancy chen is in new york's times square where the big new year's celebration is it just a bit smaller. nancy, good evening. >> reporter: major, good evening to you. average daily new cases in new york have increased nearly five-fold in just two weeks. but the show guilty on here tonight in times square, though, with a much smaller crowd than usual. >> happy new year! >> reporter: with the hope of

and ended up being killed by the husband but the story involves man who had gone away and lived in houston for a time, came back and was accused of raping a white woman and was put on trial, before he was put on trial, texas rangers were periodically and are of the jail cell and give him time to retreat and beat him they did this until he confessed to the rate and he was sentenced to death back when you could do that for raping people. sent him to the electric chair. his lawyers fought and appealed and the case was sent back a couple of times and it went to the supreme court which i did not know until i was working on this memoir. at the law school, here is a case i heard about since our little girl, i didn't know it went to the supreme court but the court sent it down saying time somebody to treat, with think them until they confess was violated the 14th a moment and they sent it back down for retrial and while he was on trial, the husband of the alleged victim came into the courthouse and shot him in the back of the head in front of the jury and all spectators, the judge, everybody the p

china and they cut off houston rockets, games from $0.10 streaming platform. and then when he moved to the philadelphia 6 years, they cut off 6 years games. so if you speak out against china and they be a, you don't hear players doing it, it's a struggle balancing player activism with a lucrative chinese market. so you're not hearing that a lot because they obviously have a very big presence in china. the mba is huge, there, so it would mostly affect the m b. i hadn't thought about that streaming. it's a world wide web there. golden lex right? yes. hey, let's be clear about these upcoming winter games usa teams will compete. and has this diplomatic big chill chased away any of that because zillions of dollars and the nbc sponsorship money? well that's to be determined if at all it does. but of course we know that nbc does have a $7700000000.00 deal for it's for streaming the lympics exclusively for the next 7 games until 2032. so it's going to be possibly sponsors could be pulling out as 10 of the top 12 sponsors make about $110000000000.00 in revenue in china

when all through the stores, like houston's fundamentally toys, procrastinators paced the aisles. and you waited until last minute because... >> it's like that every time. >> reporter: manager cliff moss says the most popular items are long gone. what's it like in the store right now? >> it's crazy. we don't have a lot of what, you know, they might be looking for. >> reporter: for those relying on premium services to deliver gifts before christmas, it's almost the midnight hour. >> i'm sending out a parcel. you know if it gets there on time, but i doubt it. >> reporter: at the post office, thursday is the last day to ship priority mail express, same with next-day delivery via u.p.s. and fedex. and only fedex can help you if you wait until friday using same-day delivery. with an active season driven by pent-up demand, the national retail federation predicts record sales. >> it looks like actual retail sales will exceed our forecast of growth. >> reporter: but the omicron variant could be a last-minute grinch. what about the u-turn of the last few days in terms of the rise of the ne