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Ahmadian said this is the wrong time to evict anyone. "When people with the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses with spikes and raises in cases, people are out of jobs,” Ahmadian said. “People are out of income which puts them behind on rent.  When they get behind on rent the chances of them ending up here is 90%." Legal Aid of Northwest Texas advises renters to know their rights and seek help. More aid is also coming for Texas in January through the Texas Eviction Diversion Program. "That is go...

Legal help. all of that is needed. we want people to know that there is always a place to go to, to call, to reach out to, to get help. >> given your lifes work, the resources, do you worry when something like this happens at the white house, when something goes unchecked, when the fbi says, do not give this person security clearance and they keep him in his job and protect him, and they go on to say he is a man of high integrity and honor, do you worry that that hurts our ability to move forwar...

To get close to the plant because the fire is still burning, still releasing toxic chemicals into the air. there are fears that a second large fertilizer tank may explode. >> if you need more information about the victims of this fertilizer plant explosion in texas, the hillcrest hospital has set up an information hotline to call. grab your pen if you need to get this number down. it is 254-202-1100. that number again, 254-202-1100. we want to show you an image that really illustrates the level ...

>> greta: the florida governor, rick scott, was suppose to the give out the phone number for the states information hotline. but instead, he gave out the number of a phone sex line. thats right. the sex line was just one digit off from the meningitis hotline. a local radio station was monitoring the meeting live and it posted the sex line number on the web site. an alert listener discovered it and the radio station told the governors office. governor scott gave out the right number, but not befo...

School district and police do not want parents to come to the school because it would just complicate the situation. they want them to rely on this information hotline that the school is putting out. you can understand, though, that the natural urge from many parents is to come to the school and see how their child is doing. so right now theyre not getting any information right now. if you let me break off for just a minute or two, i can speak to them and gather some more information and find ou...