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the biggest human smuggling rings. 150 people were crammed inside a suspected stash house in houston. authorities say they came from central america and are believed to have entered the u.s. illegally. nine are dead after a hotel shooting in the capital of kaboom. four gunmen attacked a restaurant inside the serena hotel. three women, two children and four foreigners were killed in the shooting. a 16-year-old boy who climbed to the top of new york city s one world trade center has been charged with trespassing. officials say he sneaked on to the construction site, passed a guard who has been forward. those are the headlines, america tonight is next. possible clue about the fate of malaysia air 370. australian researchers take the lead. underwater experts stand ready to go down deep. at what point is it too late for you guys to get involved? i think it s more than issue of whether it s too early. i say that because the search area is so huge. also soldier again ....
historian john, keying writes, the second world war is the second largest event in human history. it killed 50 million human beings and left hundreds of millions of others wounded in mind and body and materially devastated. this largest single event affected life here in abilene as well as in communities around the world and where our panelists were during the war. i will begin our introductions with our abilene resident. margin olson. she spent part of the war in exas and oklahoma as she fored her husband from post to pust. next on our panel, doris snyder. she spent part of the war in akron, ohio. not exactly rosie the riveter, but some type of war work. she is the mother of our museum curator, william snyder. we have made this panel into a family affair as you will see in a moment. skipping down to the end of the table pause this is the way i rangered my remarks, bob went to oklahoma a&m, now oklahoma state university, where he studied journalism. bob while he was the ....
the four koch brothers. culminates in a boardroom showdown that charles ends up boarding. some ofederick, and shareholders were essentially trying to expand the size of the board. it could have ended up deposing charles as chairman and they would have taken a greater role in the direction of the company. the end result is bill is tossed out of the company. by his brothers. by his brothers. there is a really dramatic moments in the book where the board has to sit down and decide if bill stays. wichita author daniel schulman sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on q&a. hill insit prospect jackson. hill was founded by a revolutionary war veteran from south carolina. when he realized he was going to die and the slaves would end up being sold or would become common slaves, he wrote in his will that at the time of his daughter s death, the plantation would be sold and the money be used to pay the way for them to emigrate to liberia where a freed slave colony had been establish ....
in his book, john keegan writes, a second world war is the largest single event in human history, fought across six continents and all its oceans. it left hundreds of millions wounded, killed 100 18 million human beings, and materially devastated much of the heartland of human civilization. this affected life here in abilene as well as in communities around the world where our panelists were during the war. i will begin our introductions with march olson. marge spent the war, part of the war in texas and oklahoma. she followed her husband from post to post. they spent time in our relic, texas, that i know we will talk about. next on our panel we have doris snyder. doris is the mother of our museum curator, william snyder. that has made the panel a real family affair as you will see in a moment. skipping down to the end of the table, bob was a boy in western oklahoma. went on to oklahoma a&m, now of course oklahoma state university, where he studied journalism. he met ....
and good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it s saturday january 1st. i m mike. and i m in for claudine wong. reporter: good morning to you. we re going to be dry through the mlk weekend and for today mostly clear, cold start a lot like yesterday as we step outside. some of us have sunk into the 30s once again. for the afternoon temperatures will come down just a few degrees and today is the spare the air day. have we ll we ll have a look at the air quality coming up. they re looking at a small fire. and it started 9:20 last night and it was along the fair faction ridge line. they re calling it suspicious, it has burned about one acre and is 50% contained. they expect full containment by the end of the day. no clue on what started the fire at this point. it started after dark and it s in an unusual spot. it includes marin county fire and cal fire. they say because of the conditions this fire has the potential to grow to 75 or 100 acres. firefighte ....