minnesota got the score but rush got dallas with a minute left. the cowboys win 20-16. >> mike white came out of nowhere for the jets through for two touch downs to give new york a lead a controversial personal foul on the bengals would seal the win white's monster game would put him on top of week eight performers look at the passing yards there. the niners stood out in their win over the bears >>> we are tracking to a chilly cool downen xt >>> and cheers to 60 years the dallas cowboy cheerleaders celebrate a major milestone. me. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher with cascade platinum and save water. did you know an energy star certified dishwasher uses less than four gallons per cycle? while a running sink uses that, every two minutes. that means even small loads can save water. so why not do it? run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. the surprising way to save water. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on hometown fie

an impossible winner by the incomparable rocket brings the dallas crowd to theirfeet . he's come back from a 2 5 deficit and it is in good position to win the match. borg breaks back and we rejoined action with him serving at deuce. another topspin winner and he forces a tiebreaker. labor's done it and he wins the tiebreaker once again in the final of the one he has yet to win. the fans can't get over this match which has gone well beyond three hours. borg has become devastating under pressure who jumps to a commandinglead in this all-importanttiebreaker . labor serving with his back to the wall . so after 3 and a half hours of hard-core tennis it all comes down to the sixth and final set. the spectators are seeing an all out game of young borg but a fifth set is all borg and we find labor 2points from defeat . so it's double match point, bjorn borg approaching one of the brightest victories inhis career . the pride of sweden has done it and on this night when they both played spectacular tennis he outlasted the great rod labor and the teenager is in the finals. he must

. >> more spectators than any event in dallas. they do battle with the $50,000.1 prize money in 1975 cadillac in the wbc championship ring. ♪♪ >> it has been very exhausting. the wbc players traveled 73,000 miles in the finalists represent five different countries and now spectators from 33 states five foreign lands of millions of home television viewers observing on television to see who will be the world champion in tennis. ♪♪ ♪♪ in the first quarterfinal match brawl ramirez who is teamed with brian godfrey against 18-year-old bjorn borg. developed into a contest between ramirez tantalizing touch game and the uncanny quickness quickness of bored. bored survived to set point that forced the tiebreaker and took the set. 6-5 before another tiebreaker which he won. these two come from behind wins were too much for one nurse who folded under the unrelenting pressure. [applause] next it was second on the scoreboard in the baseline specialist harold salem. his game is so studied the other players can't hold them at the back

arriving in dallas on the morning of the fateful day, he and mrs. kennedy are greeted by vice president johnson and the mayor of dallas. john f. kennedy has been president for two months to years ten months and two days. they're riding the familiar presidential limousine. because the weather has turned fair the transparent talk has been removed. from a fifth floor window, at 12:30 pm, come the rifle shots that bring death to president kennedy and seriously wound governor connally of texas. 29 minutes later, the 35th president of the united states lies dead in a nearby hospital. the presidential limousine bears the marks of violent death. flowers that mrs. kennedy carried from the airport are twisted and torn. shock and disbelief give way to tears. ♪ ♪ the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the dallas airport, 99 minutes after mr. kennedy's death, vice president lyndon b. johnson, his wife at his side and the grief stricken widow with them, takes the presidential oath before aboard the jet that brings him togethe

we know what happened in dallas. touching a day like november 22nd, 1963, you don't do that lightly. we knew that it had to be done the right way. it had had to be done sensitively. but one of the stops we had to make was in dallas. and who told the dallas story so well and so respectfully. and how we could tell this it story differently and respectfully and augment the rest of of the day. you are morning story the way they tell the rest of of the day story. so part of the process of developing this tribute was reaching out to the kennedy family and letting them know that we were going to do it. we found avenues and folks who had relationships with the kennedys and had correspondents with caroline kennedy, who was very appreciative of this work. we worked with the architect who designed the kennedy tribute in boston. so that was a good connection as well. none of the kennedys attended the ribbon cutting for the event, but caroline did send a very gracious letter that was read that morning. i had the privilege of read

so they will fly the 50 miles between dallas and fort worth and they land in dallas and the sun is shining the skies of opened up and then of course we know what happened in dallas. >> november 22nd, 1963 you don't do that lately. we knew it had to be done the right way. so one of the stops we knew we had to make was in dallas. and to tell the jfk story so well and respectfully and how we could tell it differently and respectfully and augment the rest of the day so part of the process of developing this tribute was reaching out to the kennedy family to let them know we would do it. and those that had relationships with the kennedys. and had correspondence with caroline kennedy who was very appreciative of the work. we worked with the architects who denied the kennedy tribute in boston. so that is a good connection as well. that caroline did send a very gracious letter and then we were very proud to know that the family recognize what we are trying to accomplish here in fort worth. >> but that phrase of the development process of that storyline creation process and that quote resonated with

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you asked me about issues in dallas. i am not aware of issues in dallas. obviously, if you're looking at all facilities, are there issues? yes, there are. but i am telling you that i think that based on everything i have seen in the ones i have visited, the administration is doing a much betterjob today than they were when it first started because they were not prepared for the sheer numbers, they did not have the facilities in place, they do now. the government told the bbc that children in dallas and the other new centres have access to nutritious food and recreation. and they are being kept in a healthy environment. they say they are trying to speed up releases. this is wilton, ten years old. he had been wondering for hours in the desert in march when a border guard found him. president biden is not the first to deal with a surge of migrant children over the border. in 2018, under president trump, nearly 3000 children were separated from their parents and crammed with others into detention centres. these are believed to be some of their voices. parents

veremos que no le supliquen a los dueños (hablan todos). >>> gracias, cuídate mucho y saludos hasta dallas, texas. >>> aquí los esperamos. >>> muchas gracias por acompañarnos , hay más infgo esta tarde y también en línea, nos vemos mañana muy tempranito en hoy día ♪♪. es la preguntadera de la señora hortencia y toda la familia. - no, y debió conocer a libia. - la pobrecita de libia no debió matarse por ese viejo. - yo no quiero regresar y pensar que estoy durmiendo en el cuarto que era de libia. ¡no! - ahora más que nunca tenemos que prteneder que todo está noramalmente, ¿entiendes? - ¿de dónde lo sacaste? - solo dime si te gusta. - ay, franco, no me diga que no sabe que hoy rosario está cumpliendo años. - ¿y a ti qué te pasa? ¿por qué te quedas ahí? - hay gente que no quiero ver, doña eduvina. - ¿no se saludan? - yo no tengo nada de qué hablar con este señor. - yo lo que quiero es irme, doña eduvina. son casi son las nueve, no me puedo quedar más tiempo. - vamos a ese bar alcalá. ¿sabes dónde queda? - sí, señora. - ¡rápido! todos: ♪ happy birthday

well joining me now is texas state lawmaker jeff leach, a republican representing an area north of dallas. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. i know you heard jen and their plight there having to burn their own furniture for heat. and the power is coming back on and the issue now is lack of water. fema have arrived in fort worth near where you are. what are you doing to make sure that your constituents have what they need right now? >> well thanks for having me on. jen's story is the story of millions of texans including thousands in my own district north of dallas. what happened here in texas was unacceptable. the storm was unprecedented. it touched and impacted all of texas, 254 counties. but like i said, what happened was unacceptable. we are addressing the situation and working with folks just like jen to make sure the power gets back on, and make sure they have clean water and they don't have boil water for much longer and as we look forward, figure out a way and have tough conversations

found out that he was still in dallas, he was a professional. i kept thinking why is this man having a good life after he murdered angie? russell was going to go to jail. >> well, just a minute. >> sheila's persistence breathed new life into a case that sat cold for nearly 24 years. now, the investigation was about to take a stunning turn. coming up -- >> the detective said we've got him. my mind immediately went to russell. who else could have done it? >> good question. but the last thing she was prepared for was the answer. when "dateline" continues. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now and experience a better life. at carvana, we treat every customer you can experience better hearing

found out that he was still in dallas, he was a professional. i kept thinking why is this man having a good life after he murdered angie? russell was going to go to jail. >> well, just a minute. >> sheila's persistence breathed new life into a case that sat cold for nearly 24 years. now, the investigation was about to take a stunning turn. >>> coming up -- >> the detective said we've got him. my mind immediately went to russell. who else could have done it? >> good question. but the last thing she was prepared for was the answer. when "dateline" continues. when "dateline" continues. ch ca. but with pataday once daily relief extra strength you get fast, 24-hour relief in one drop. make it a pataday with the drop that's right for you. now without a prescription. everywhere. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has b

dallas/fort worth record temperature is 8 below zero. ice can fall as well as snow it is not more typical to see it happening in this area, versus a place like new york city >> the gop faces turmoil after the impeachment trials republican senators who voted to convict are deals with backlash, several facing sense your by state and local. it doesn't have legal consequences >> meanwhile, the former president, spent the day playing golf he waved to his supporters, his car drove by in west palm beach. in a written statement, former president donald trump said his movement has only just begun there are those within the republican party that want to move past trump. we heard from them we hear from others who still see him as the leader of the gop. either way, people are having to pick sides >> there are several camps, saturday's vote is a shock test for the republican party those who believe that former president is is guilty of insurrection, a clearing of conscious, and bipartisan condemnation for trump supporters, it was vindication. rank an

>> porque en dallas casi no hay tacos de canasta decidí compartir la expericia con la gente de dallas y así empezamos esto y nos salió bien >> esto viene para acá >> alfredo noticias telemundo >> ya veo lo que dicen en l forma deagarra un taco se conocen los tragos ayer en exatlón estados unid >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪] >> batal en el circuito de fuerza por la (nombre en inglés) estaban en juego 6 mil puntos primera ronda pareja >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> la segunda ronda de emparejamiento fue crucial para el equipo de los famosos , al final la victoria fue para el equipo de los famosos que una vez más fue la (nombre en inglés) >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> familia exatlón que comience la emoción >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪]

dee dawkins heigl or she is a political strategist and a former georgia state representative and in dallas we cross to george c. he is a doll a space businessman and a conservative political leader all right cross talk rules that affect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it well let's go to george in dallas here's what he said in my introduction george you know presidential legacy is everything once you get into the oval office here but the comparisons to after f.d.r. and l.b.j. are pretty hard for me to comprehend because let's look at f.d.r. the country was in a massive economic turndown that's we call it the great depression for a reason and when he came became president in march of 1933 he had massive majorities when l.b.j. ran on his own in 1964 in jan in. january now 965 he had a big majority for his big programs go up to 2020 and now as we speak joe biden just doesn't have it why are there then are people making so many comparisons to l.b.j. and f.d.r. go ahead. well thanks for having me on it's great to be here and i would just say that i don't thin

that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to george in dallas here's what he said in my introduction george you know presidential legacy is everything once you get into the oval office here but the comparisons to f.d.r. and l.b.j. are pretty hard for me to comprehend because let's look at f.d.r. the country was in a mask. of economic turndown it's we call it the great depression for a reason and when he came became president in march of 1933 he had massive majorities when l.b.j. ran on his own and 964 in jan in january and 965 he had a big majority for his big programs go up to 2020 and now as we speak joe biden just doesn't have it why are there then are people making so many comparisons to l.b.j. and f.d.r. go ahead. well thanks for having me on it's great to be here and i would just say that i don't think it's happening in a vacuum there is no more arrogant group of people than an incoming president staff not necessarily the present themselves but the people around the president and i think they have delusions of grandeur and cattle live in a

>> luckily we are the dallas independent school district so independent from the county. the order that was made was for the county and not for us. and to answer your question directly i think we have very strong support from our parents, our students, and our staff. we asked them to comply. we told them we'd make them do it. we had no confrontations today. that tells me we have a lot of support in this community and in this city. >> are you gearing up for a legal fight now, given the supreme court ruling, given governor abbott is not backing down? is it time now for a legal fight? do you have plans in place to fight in court? >> well, i was sued today. i've never been sued virtually but i got a bunch of lawsuits in my inbox today the first time in 27 years that's happened. absolutely there is going to be a fight. i'm going to fight for our students and our community and we'll let the courts play this out. i'm going to hang on as long as i can. when the court actually rules that i cannot do what i'm doing then i will comply with the court. right now we have the executive

do they know this door is locked >> charles: looking live in dallas, texas. texas republican senator ted cruz is set to tour migrant facility at the dallas and convention center at 5:00 p.m. casey stegall has more. casey? >> yeah, charles, we're watching that event right now. officials with health and human services say about 80% of the children caught crossing the southern border illegally have at least one family member or a guardian in the united states already stateside. about 40% of those cases it is a parent or a legal guardian already in the u.s. now it's time to link the two up. right now there's more than 12,500 juveniles in hhs custody. another 5,500 being held by customs and border protection. those here on the front line says this is where the backlog begins. it ends in the immigration courts with many cases taking years and years. >> we cannot return children back by federal law. we have to prioritize them. they're a vulnerable population. we have to make sure they're safe and secure. >> as we were just telling you, texas senator ted cruz, he wil

in dallas, texas, and here is your top five at five. stocks looking to build on records in a build way futures are pointing to solid gains. covid cases and hospitalizations falling dramatically all across the country. but a different kind of danger in the mid and southwest millions of families with no power or even no heat. ultra cold temperatures have power companies scrambling to find energy while buying it at huge premiums. >>> bitcoin closin

in dallas, y'all. yay! while we often think about the black trans community being in big cities like l.a. and new york, we need to see that black trans folks are everywhere. even in a state like texas, where 70% of the population identifies as christian, and not just easter/christmas christian, megachurch christian. that is exactly why it's important to be here in dallas because despite everything, the black trans community here is out, proud, and insisting on living their best lives, whether you like it or not. >> so here is the word. ezekiel 37: 1-14. the hand of the lord came upon me and brought me out of the spirit of the lord and fed me down in the midst of the valley. and in that valley was full of dry bones. listen to what they said. our bones are dry. our hope is lost, and we ourselves are cut off. goodness, gracious. don't i know something about that? as a woman of trans experience, don't i know something about that. jesus. >> preach, preach. >> i was reared in a very spiritual household. my d

well, you take a look at dallas. dallas and arkansas and oklahoma, they could be picking up six inches of snow. for the major northeast cities, we're looking at six inches of snow, if not a lot more than that. we've got to watch the models. they are trending with bigger numbers as of late. but the last day of the cold air, we want to talk about this, will be friday. friday morning dallas will feel like three degrees. temperatures will warm over the weekend and by monday, dallas, you will feel about 61, which is normal for you. that's the latest. back to you. >> o'donnell: all right, lonnie, thank you. tonight, the c.d.c. tells cbs ho dwinters will cause widesprdelaysfhe coming days, just hours after the biden administration promised to ramp up the number of doses it's giving to states. so far, nearly 40 million americans have received at least one dose, and nearly 15 million are fully vaccinated. we get more now from cbs' jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: the vaccine roll out remains bumpy, supplies still tight, but h

llega a la ciudad fronteriza z pedro guerrero nos cuenta que varios autobuses salieron con rumbo a dallas donde fueron recibidos por una organizaciÓn que les brindÓ apoyo. >>> el pasado miÉrcoles llegÓ a nuevo laredo un autobÚs con familias migrantes. >>> el transporte de migrantes se hizo sin previo aviso lo que provocÓ que funcionarios de la policÍa de dallas y otras organizaciones trataran de resolver en tiempo rÉcord la forma de ayudar a estos migrantes. >>> agua, comida, paÑales y explicarle a las familias dÓnde estaban, ni siquiera sabÍan que estaban en dallas. >>> provenÍan de paÍses centroamericanos, haitÍ y cuba. >>> fueron dejados salir el (inaudible). >>> dallas no era el destino final de estas familias y luego de pasar dos noches en el metroplex siguieron hacia otros estados. >>> hicimos una entrevista con las familias para saptereo dÓnde iban, iban hasta indinapolis, carolina del sur , hacia todos lados. >>> no se informÓ sobre la situaciÓn inmigratoria. >>> ndra preocupaciÓn era que estuvieran seguros, a salvo. >>> a ninguno de estos inmigrantes de nuevo la

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this one open 24 hours a day in richardson, texas, that's outside dallas. and, of course, the impact on vaccinations across this country. at least 34 states canceling or delaying vaccinations. and in texas tonight, authorities are now facing tough questions about the power grid there. and the texas governor and what he's now blaming for the outages. critics say that's just not true. we have it all covered, beginning with abc's marcus moore, leading us off from dallas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with the nation focused on the next winter storm, the humanitarian crisis in texas is only worsening. pipes bursting in austin, water cascading out of buildings. icy roads sending vehicles sliding down the street. in houston, authorities responding to more calls for possible carbon monoxide poisoning. freezing rain and no power making travel dangerous in darkened neighborhoods, some people are even sleeping in their cars. broken pipes causing ceilings to cave in. >> this is a very bad situation. a one-two punch here with this second ice storm. >> reporter: by midd

he's interesting because he is one of the few black officers on the dallas s.w.a.t. team. she's come to the job with a really his own complicated feelings about race and police he grew up in a core neighborhood that was overpoliced by cops. and he understands a lot of the concerns that people have with law enforcement and how policing is occurring in this country. so he's spent his whole career feeling as if he's straddling two worlds of cop and black man. the book is really a tick tech account of what happens that night. while it does focus heavily on the cops it also includes story of others who were impacted that night one of the main characters is a -- woman by the name of taylor she's a mother of four. who went down to show her son what a peaceful protest looks like she had felt compelled to speak out after the castile shooting so you get to know her story. another one of the main subjects is a trauma surgeon in the er park land hospital he's the only black trauma surgeon on staff of 12 at the hospital and spent that night desperately trying to save one after another

his toll tag shows that he came back to dallas that evening. everything indicates he's in dallas. >> which is not anywhere near where she was getting into her car? >> 20, 25 miles away. >> and the reason hunter was so reluctant to give up his phone? well, it had nothing to do with christina. hunter was dealing drugs that night. and the proof? one of his customers was a narc. >> hunter foster actually dealt to an undercover agent. >> so on the night christina vanishes, hunter is selling drugs to an undercover officer? >> yes, sir. >> then, less than a week after hunter's arrest, police had something else to announce. enrique arochi was under arrest for kidnapping christina morris, though police believed he had murdered her. >> i can't even explain the emotions and the pain. my whole world was turned upside down. >> you knew she was gone then? >> yeah. >> in september of 2016, almost two years to the day since christina had vanished, enrique arochi went on trial at the collin county courthouse charged with aggravated kidnapping. zeke fortenberry

worth and dallas. this picture of jackie and jfk arriving in dallas on november 22nd shows really the warm reception they received. and as they road through this motorcade in dallas and entered an area which we call daily plaza, three shots rang out and before we knew it, the president had slumped forward in his limousine and the secret service had ordered the car to be rushed to the hospital. this picture taken by an unknown photographer transmitted by associated press gives you the feeling of the urgency of the moment. it wasn't long before walter cronkite, the best-known newscaster on television had to announce not only to america but to the world at large that jfk had not only been shot, but his life had been lost and he had succumbed to the bullet that had entered his head in parkland hospital. a memory sprung up. here in new york city, a photograph of jfk placed in a store window is really a reminder that you couldn't move without seeing some memory of jfk. and, of course, a few days later there

>> well, our biggest water supplier is the dallas water utility for the city of dallas. that's in pretty good shape. people in dallas don't need to conserve. they can keep dripping their faucet. then other cities like university park or -- are under notices from their city. look, if you are in a crisis like this, do whatever your city asks you to do. there are different sources and different water treatment plants. the water treatment plants for many cities have been compromised. >> have you gotten word on when power will be restored to everyone in your area? >> right now, there is no power out due to lack of generation in dallas county and the 8 million person metroplex. what we have now is lines and transformers that are frozen during the time the power was out that after they were re-energized, they were found to be faulty. so oncor crews are out trying to restore those. there's about 23,000 people in dallas county without power for three straight days. worried about them. working with oncor on them. in tarrant county it's about 35,000 people and the rest of the count

do these people now leave dallas again? they thought this was going to happen in 2019, they thought it was going to happen two weeks ago, they thought it was going to happen last night at midnight, it seems like it hasn't happened. do they stay in dallas now, because they're going to get another date? right? the guy is going to pick some numbers in the squiggles in his ramen noodles and tell them, oh, actually, it's wednesday. do they stay in dallas? do they pack it up? does he say that other dead celebrities are going to turn up somewhere else? do they pledge allegiance to one of the multiple grifters who is claiming to be reincarnated jfk jr.? i kid you not. do the trump supporters and qanon pick one of those jfk jr. followers and start following them as if their prophesy came true? for the many, many grifters working the sad and dangerous trump world scam, happily relieving these poor souls of their retirement savings, but do they go back to dealey plaza again? will they make it a permanent site? will there be some other

por mandar a sus hijos en solitario, hasta hoy 14 mil menores estÁn bajo custodia del gobierno, en dallas hoy recibieron ya a unos 200 niÑos esta es nuestra principal noticia y ademÁs este jueves. >> oleada de tormentas mÁs de 20 tornados arrasan comunidades enteras y todo a su paso en alabama y otros cuatro estados del sureste del paÍs, 26 millones de personas estÁn bajo amenaza de mÁs tormentas devastadoras. emboscadas a policÍas, agentes de seguridad son sorprendidos por grupos criminales cuando patrullaban una zona del estado de mÉxico, hay al menos 13 oficiales muertos. >> axios latino, noticias telemundo se une a uno de los sitios de noticias mÁs importantes del paÍs, para ofrecer boletÍn con los temas que mÁs afectan al nuestra comunidad, se trata de que nuestra voz se escuche con mÁs fuerza. ♪♪ ♪♪ noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. los riesgos al que se enfrentan los inmigrantes comienzan mucho antes de llegar a la frontera una madre hondureÑa y su hija casi se asfixiaron en un camiÓn cruzando mÉxico, aun asÍ muchos sientes que emigrar sigue siendo

and tragically i was in dallas. when he was assassinated. >> yes. >> why the exhibit in this are position, at this time? it's the centennial of his birth. hundred years ago, on may 29th, he was born. how do you put in exhibit like this together? where do you start? well, first you start with a few researchers. and we collected actually, 34,000 photographs of jfk and his family. it took about six months and it became the basis of a very important book. that we published, with harper collins. and from those 34,000 pictures and the 400 and some of pictures of the book, we were able to select 77 photographs that we felt told the story of jfk and his life and times. jfk, was a modern president. john f. kennedy was one that saw america's place in the world. he was a man who understood history he had served in world war ii he understood the issues of civil rights. he understood many of the conflicts that were starting around the world. so he was a man with a vision and this exhibit, kind of addresses the issue of jfk's vis

tony is a representative from dallas. she serves as a first vice chair of the house democratic caucus and she is our dear friend and leader in our caucus. i invite her up to speak here. represented tony rose. >> thank you, republicans have failed -- texas republicans do not want free and fair d elections. they put deliberate barriers to make it harder for a free, safe and equal vote. it's an attack on voters freedom and democracy, even to ruthless provisions removed the bill as written makes it harder for texans to vote and easier for partisan to rapidly intimidate voters greg abbott once the spotlight in anywhere but his failure, rigging this instance and failing democracy and the rights of texans and the legislature. it is a price they're willing to pay in order to pay for trump prayer altar. we have real issues to address in texas. that greg abbott will not touch because it exposes his weaknesses. he has done nothing to protect the electric grid. even after 700 people died due to his negligence during the recent winter

the first one knocking out power to buildings in dallas/ft. worth. our affiliate in jackson, mississippi, hit by lightning tuesday, knocking them off air for a time. with another strong line of storms headed this way, the tornado threat continues through the night, which can be the most dangerous time for a tornado to strike. david? >> all victor, thank you. let's get right to ginger zee, in jackson, mississippi, tonight, and ginger, dangerous now, dangerous into tomorrow. but we're also concerned when these storms hit after dark. >> reporter: especially with tornadoes. we may see less, as far as numbers go of nocturnal tornadoes than we do during the day, however, they can be 2 1/2 times as deadly or injure people, because people are asleep. you can hear it right here behind me. we've had thunder and lightning, we're in a severe thunderstorm warning. this is the main line. and here is my concern tonight as we look at that particularly dangerous situation with those watches that extend all the way through alabama, western tennessee, down to new orlea

this man returning to his dallas apartment to find it destroyed. fighting fires in this water emergency. frozen hydrants in san antonio slowing the battle against this raging blaze. hospitals facing water shortages as well. houston's memorial hermann trucking the water in now as emergency cases rise there. the texas governor greg abbott said today ercot told him they were prepared for these storms, but after an emergency much like this one a decade ago, were recommendation and tonight, a power and water emergency in jackson, mississippi, after the ice storm there. in tennessee, water problems closing the memphis airport. that airport a major shipping hub for shipping vaccine. marcus moore in dallas leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, long lines stretching for miles across texas. millions struggling to find clean water even as the power comes back online. >> i don't have any water, that's why i'm here today. >> reporter: with more than 14 million people being told to boil their water, mass distribution sites like this one opening up today.

from a group called dallas justice now, an open letter to wealthy white liberals. "to our white allies, talk is not enough, commit yourself towards taking action and making sacrifices to correct centuries of injustice, open up spaces for black and latin communities by refusing to send your kids to ivy league and "u.s. news & world report" top 50 schools and encourage friends, neighbors, and family members to do the same. imagine if those hundreds of thousands of spots of these institutions were occupied only by look marginalized communities. imagine the opportunities. we can achieve true equity within our lifetimes but only if white folks are willing to sacrifice their privileges." yes, indeed it's not enough for you nice white allies just to listen to npr and giggle at how stupid all the white male differences are in commercials nowadays and admire how that splendid u.s. ladies soccer team is so committed to getting the taking the new stuff just like that they've given up all scoring. these are mere gestures. they cost you nothing. but are used efficiently all int

do they stay in dallas? do they pack it up? do they wait for another prophesy, another dead celebrity and politicians are gonna turn up somewhere else? i made, to they pledge allegiance to one side of the multiple grift or who has currently claiming to -- i kid you not. there are multiple people turning up a qanon conferences now, claiming there are all jfk junior. do the trump supporters and qanon pick one of those jfk junior impersonators and start following him as if they're prophecy came true? what's next for these folks? and for the many, many grifters working this sad and dangerous trump world scam, happily relieving these poor souls of the retirement savings, to they go back to dealey plaza again? do they make it a permanent pilgrimage site? will there be some other one? will there be merchandise for them to buy their? i'm sure there will. i mean, that's how things are going right now. in the republican party base interim florida, how is your day? what was the news in your world today? today, abc news reporter jonathan k

so we're gonna have you be the dallas manager and take the c.o.o. role completely out of the equation. lemonis: i'm wondering where the hell you've been up until this point. for the first time, lady finally took a stand. she's actually putting tasha in the right role. it's about time. lady: so, i think two options -- of having you outside of the organization and not staying with us or staying with us as the dallas manager. i think it's a position of just getting back to basics. tasha: i mean, that's fine. let's take the demotion, this or that, if that's what i need to do. and we will kick ass. i will sell the...out of everything like i normally do, like i did before when i got promoted. i'm still gonna give 150% to make that store the best it can possibly be. lemonis: i think your attitude about respecting the importance of this store-manager position and all of those things and proving yourself is exactly what i wanted to hear an hour ago. when you see it, i really want you to think about moving forward. it's time for me to show lady the new look o