bowser fuming. she s asking for the national guard to be activated after the illegal immigrants started jamming up her city s homeless shelters. balzar is calling it a humanitarian crisis is lashing out at red state governors. well, it s obviously politically motivated. and the reason why we re different in this is that people aren t coming to d.c. as their final destination. what we see is that they are moving on to their final destinations through d.c. and the white house accusing republicans of using migrants as political pawns. what republicans are doing the way that they are meddling in the process and using migrants as a political pawn is just wrong. so the white house preference would be for 40% arizona to take care of these migrants rather than large metropolitan city. what they was that is not what i say that there really aren t . they re sending migrants to big cities on purpose, using them as a political ploy. but texas isn t backing down. gov. greg abbott vowing t
I knew something was not right. He just began sobbing and saying no. It was just before midnight when the shooting started. He had been shot multiple times. He was on the ground face down. A man was dead but not just any man. How do you kill superman . He was a olympian and a father killed by a intruder in his own backyard according to his wife. His wife. And what other secrets were hidden away . If her husband was dead ike, outside, why was the gun found hidden inside and what other secrets were hidden away . Sometimes she would say things like i would be better off if he was not around. Was the husband defending the family war was she . The mystery may not be who did it but why. The truth will come out and justice will be served. I have to believe that. Eve tha county, california, welcome to dateline. E he the elite athlete dave took him a bronze medal from the olympic games, home was Ventura County, california where he grew up, where he met his wife and where he lost his life. Jean
of a local business serving a diverse seattle community and supporting training programs for tomorrow s workforce in los angeles. because the more we can do in local neighborhoods and communities, the more we can help make opportunity possible. it s true. you never forget your first subaru. live from washington this on this veterans day, at the top of this hour, hours away at penn state university, this is where i wanted to begin this hour, a huge football game tomorrow without joe paterno, and a vigil tonight for the sex abuse victims held on campus among students. set the scene. hello again. things are really quiet where i am right now where crowds are around and just a little while ago, we had one of the campuses at the penn state. let s listen. so that s the penn state al a mater. this group has been going around singing spontaneously at different spots all in an effort to raise awareness for the victims in this child abuse. let s talk about those victims and spec
easing fears about a double dip recession. don? alison, all week we have heard outrage over bank of america s debit card fee. what happened to the outrage? oh, yeah. so everybody has been outraged after bank of america is going to tack on a fee to your debit card early yex year. this woman took her outrage one step further. so what she did was started an online petition. she has gathered already 150,000 signatures on it. she went ahead and presented it at a bank of america branch and sat on the sidewalk before this, though, and cut up her credit card and debit card and closed her account. so she appeared this morning on good morning america and said that the teller didn t seem very phased by it. she didn t really have a reaction. i went in, gave the petitions, and then i closed my bank account and that was kind of it. reporter: she said that she left her 4$400 in cash and intends to stick it in a credit union. that s her choice. alison kosik, thank you. new robo
of 8,000 structures were damaged or destroyed. nearly two dozen people, including three young men, took cover at a convenience store. the video is dark, but the audio, the sounds tell a story. oh, my god! [ screaming ] imagine pushing open the door after that incredible experience. elsewhere in joplin, one couple recorded the scene moments after the tornado struck. destruction all around them, homes on fire. they called out for the young man s sister and fiance. sarah! sarah, mike! of course, there s no end to the heartbreak, but no end to hope either. we met tracy pressler, looking for will, who was driving home with his dad and was sucked out of the sunroof of his suv as the tornado struck. we cry a lot. yeah. we cry. but we have faith, you know, that they re going to find him alive. you have to have hope and you have to pray. and if they don t, we pray they find him. more on will norton s story and also that of lantz hare. until he s find, dead or alive,