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People. forecasters wanting it could linger through next week. we joined with the very latest on this. hi, jackie. >> as the season begins, in texas more than 30,000 homes and businesses are without power at one point. as of this morning they were at least three confirmed tornadoes across the south-central u.s. after more than 30 preliminary tornado reports. texas, oklahoma, nebraska and kansas got the worst of it. two of the confirmed tornadoes hit texas, one injury and devastating homes. tripster downed trees and left powerlines and streets. the baseball stadium and a water tower also damage...

Power lines on streets, a baseball stadium and water tower were also hit leaving homes now flooded. right now power outages are impacting cleanup efforts with more than 83,000 people left in the dark in texas, 31,000 in arkansas, 16,000 in nebraska, 13,000 in oklahoma, and 8,000 in missouri. airports are snarled across the country with nearly 2,000 flight s delayed nationwide and about 400 cancellations. dallas is impacted the most with about a quarter of their flights delayed. forecasts show the areas hardest hit by the storm could be in for a second round of storms on monday and tuesday. rig...

Streets a baseball stadium and water tower were also damaged and some homes were reportedly flooded and strong winds forced a nursing home to evacuate several hopes and businesses were also damaged there. right now power outages are impacting the cleanup efforts with more than 83,000 people in the dark in texas, 31,000 in arkansas, 16,000 in nebraska, and 13,000 in oklahoma and 8,000 in missouri. hundreds of flights are also impacted those numbers by the way likely to grow, so far more than 3,100 delays nationwide and nearly 700 are canceled dallas is impacted the most with a quarter of their ...

The democrat party. >> this way of doing it i think is goij to end up with beto o'rourke out performing the candidates with the traditional approach. >> could he be the first democrat in a quarter century to win statewide office? >> this is not going to be the typical texas election. and i think a lot of people that began to get their hopes up. he actually could do this. >> he never ran like he thought he was going to lose. he never talked like a candidate. who would lose. >> tomorrow night we'll be celebrating the victory of our lifetime. for this state. this country. this generation. >> it's...

Here, he was -- you would call h&m a progressive. they did a lot of things -- they gave tax incentives to a big complex -- that's a big retail complex. they had some part in trying to get a baseball stadium in downtown el paso, so he did have that progressive label here on the city council. >> so would you label him a progressive even though won't label himself as one? >> yeah. i mean, i'd say he's a progressive leaning maybe moderate, maybe. he portrays himself, of course, saying that he isn't running against anybody. he's just running for the country, running -- he did a lot of that in his t...