now this distribution started at 10am in the morning, but families started to line up at 3am, hoping we wouldn t run out of food. the panic and fear and anxiety for a lot of these families who lost theirjob two or three weeks ago and now their final dollars have run out and they re just desperate and panicked that they won t be able to feed their family, many come from the hospitality industry and our community has just been decimated. manyjobs are lost and so there s a long line of families to get food. eric, i guess you are trying to deal with this in the heat of texas, of course. and is that really for many this is their only chance of eating that day? it might be. we try to move families through. we have lots of different ways that we get families food throughout south texas,
that they had some connection with the death of dar foley. ladies and gentlemen of the jury, i submit to you there s more than reasonable doubt. i respectfully ask you to find tom foley not guilty. then came prosecutor tarry norris s turn and she started by attacking the credibility of those witnesses who say they saw the cars. if you were to believe that all of these vehicles were there, there was a party at the foley home that day with a bunch of white cars and a black suv. that makes no sense whatsoever. none. tarry norris wanted this jury thinking only one thing motive? it s tom foley. whose fingerprint was on the bag of shells in the basement, tom foley. tom foley is guilty and i m asking you to bring back that verdict. the outcome of tom s second trial was far from certain. what worried you the most? just that he was such a nice
i wanted to introduce donald lacy. he s our emcee for the night. thank you. in terms of being an artist, i ve always dealt with socially relevant themes, conscious related themes. i m from oakland. i m talking about old school oakland when oakland was the best city in the planet.
border. listen. i don t think we ll ever have to close the border because the penalty of tariffs on cars coming into the united states from mexico at 25 percent will be massive. last week trump said he would give mexico one week to increase apprehensions of migrants headed to the u.s. from central america. he threatened to close the border if that didn t happen. he also tried to shift the burden of fixing the border crisis on to democrats. hopes raised then shattered for the family of timmothy pitzen. dna tests reveal the person who told police he escaped kidnappers is not. the news another blow for the family. it s devastating. it s like reliving that day all over again, and timothy s father is devastated once again.
temperatures tumbling by the start of the work week. abc senior meteorologist rob marciano starting us off tonight. reporter: tonight, terrifying images out of colorado. rvs tossed around like toys by an apparent tornado. watch as another is picked up by fierce winds. got real quiet and then everything, mirrors and everything started shaking on the house. reporter: and in nearby colorado springs, these funnel clouds spinning in the air. that noise the sound of hail brought by that storm system, peppering the streets, piling up like snow. even causing spin outs and stopping cars in their tracks. drivers using their hands and their cars to get everybody moving. and in denver, actual snow creating problems for commuters, this car flipped onto its side. these near white out conditions making travel treacherous. ea.raska also dealing with u ion rob is joining us now. the mercury drop.