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On Tuesday's show: We have the very latest on the freezing temperatures from Space City Weather. And we look ahead to what transportation projects are likely to affect Houston roads and highways in 2024.

A retired military couple, Keith and Robin Muschalek bought a dilapidated Wilson County home in 2015. They soon found out the property was a slave plantation, and are now trying to learn more about the enslaved people who lived and worked there. The other unanswered question revolves around their emancipation: Where did they go?

Number two, we have another unusual covid era election as well. you mentioned the early voting. virginia does not have a history of early voting really until the covid election of 2020. in the last race for governor, shy of 200,000 votes cast early. we have more than 1.1 million. this is as of sunday. monday was the final day of early voting. so you have 1.1 million votes to be counted. what does that mean? remember 2020 when early on some of the early votes came in first, right? in some states,...

Mark Wilson/Getty Images The Supreme Court decided not to decide an important case asking whether President Donald Trump can exclude undocumented immigrants from the 2020 census count. In its unsigned opinion in Trump v. New York, the Court says it lacks jurisdiction to hear this challenge to Trump’s census policy — but only for now. It is likely, however, that the Court will have to take up this case once again, after the census is completed and some uncertainties surrounding the impact o...

Appreciate so much. i have to check in with myself. you get caught up in the day to day life and you for get to check in with who makes it all possiblpossible. >> they dont get the choose when they will stand up. you had an opportunity to meet with a lot of war fighters. >> i had a great opportunity for the second time to host "ho modern warriors" where we sit down with vets and it airs tonight on the channel at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m., a candid conversation around basically on the grounds of marcus ...

Youre handcuffing the law enforcement in your county. >> exactly. >> where does this mind-set come from. >?>> in this case she was worrid about the inmates who are ms13, the family members coming to visit and seeing an i.c.e. presence in the jails. it would intimidate them from visiting their relatives. where did that mind-set come from, i dont know. it doesnt make a bit of sense to me. >> what if theyre illegal or supportive of the gang -- gang members dont exist in a vacuum. they need support ...

Later this hour. and today, thousands of biker wills take their last ride to our nations capitol for the annual rolling thunder rally. honoring fallen soldiers and missing in action for more than three deck kaisdz. there will be the events last year citing high costs. there are some questions about that. president trump has offered to support the ride in any way he can. well speak to the president of the ride at 7:00. griff, jed, down to you guys. >> i hope youre wrong on that. hillary clint...

She lost the election is staring her in the mirror. shes got to come up with a new excuse every week. she compares texas to california. theres no doubt in 2016 more eligible voters in the state of california turned out, i think it was 75% within than did eligible voters in texas, right arrangement 60%. but lets assume for a moment in 2020 75% of eligible texans turn out. think about what shes saying, the arrogance of what shes saying. shes assuming that all of the texans who didnt vote last time...

♪ griff: welcome back. the left lashing out at a lone g.o.p. congressman for blocking a $189 billion disaster relief package. but what theyre not mentioning is that the bill isnt addressing the disaster at the border. here to defend his move is that congressman chip roy of texas. congressman, thanks for joining us. before everyone headed off to the weekend you drew a lot of attention when you voted against the bill. why did you do it? >> good morning, griff. thanks for having me on. and i real...

>> im nicholas wagley, in the u.s. navy and tyler, texas. pete: greatest state ever? >> yes. pete: i kind of agree with you, a pretty great state, no offense to the other states. what do you do in the navy? >> im a p.a.c. seaman, we do pretty much anything in the water. pete: i have no idea what you just said. pop the ribs, what does that mean? >> put the smaller boats on the bigger boats, put em out and pick people up and stuff like that for man on everybodied im ta.d. with the way city. pete: ...