It was a tornado outbreak in North Texas. The National Weather Service continues its investigation into just how many. Here is a look at what tore through Grapevine Tuesday morning.
pledges. they believe the policy is deeply flawed and unfair to immigrants who come to the u.s. and try to go through the proper legal challenges. what is going on here in this country? why are we violating the rule of law. why did i bother to go through six or seven years of this to be a permanent resident or citizen when you have people like secretary solis in the obama administration thumbing their nose at the law and the american worker? in addition to the agreement already signed, the countrys in central america, she says there are plans to enter to similar partnership with governments in southeast asia and the caribbean. in washington, shannon breem, fox news. chris: following up a story we had on the grapevine tuesday, the mare than county labor council in wisconsin has backed off its decision to exclude republican elected officials from its labor day parade. the mayor of wausau threatened to withhold city funds over the move. wisconsin has been the site of new labor battl
chris: in overseas news, the cos sew vo albanian man charge kosovo albanian man charged to murdering two in march at the airport confessed. he said in emotional testimony today he was influenced by radical islamic propaganda online. activists in syria say security forces raided houses and made arrests and ham and hama today. tuesday, troops fired on protesters in several cities killing seven people. the united nations now says more than 2200 people have been killed since the uprising started in march. a rebel commander in tripoli says one of the sons of muammar gaddafi offered to surrender in return for a guarantee of safety. rebels say they now control the capital, but dominic di-natale tells us the challenge is far from over. the rebels are still taking casualties in tripoli even though the new government says the city is cleared of forces loyal to gaddafi.
pledges. they believe the policy is deeply flawed and unfair to immigrants who come to the u.s. and try to go through the proper legal challenges. what is going on here in this country? why are we violating the rule of law. why did i bother to go through six or seven years of this to be a permanent resident or citizen when you have people like secretary solis in the obama administration thumbing their nose at the law and the american worker? in addition to the agreement already signed, the countrys in central america, she says there are plans to enter to similar partnership with governments in southeast asia and the caribbean. in washington, shannon breem, fox news. chris: following up a story we had on the grapevine tuesday, the mare than county labor council in wisconsin has backed off its decision to exclude republican elected officials from its labor day parade. the mayor of wausau threatened to withhold city funds over the move. wisconsin has been the site of new labor battl