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Good morning at home and morning to you. Sandra good morning, welcome back to you. Im sandra smith. Officers say the couples children ranging from 2 to 29 years old were found in filthy conditions on the verge of starvation. Their neighbors are still in shock. Everybody was super skinny and not athletic skinny. Malnourished skinny. I cant believe its happening. No one should be treated like that. They were all in pjs because it was early in the morning. They were very pale skinned like almost like theyve never seen the sun. Bill Jonathon Hunt on the story. What do we know about the daughter . ...

Residents still missing. Let me see your hands. Excessive force . The dramatic moment caught on a Police Body Cam. A 14yearold burglary suspect running from police, allegedly holding an airsoft gun. That teen shot and killed. Tonight, questions about the encounter. Plus, lost and found. The twist and turns involving this 72 oldsmobile and a lost wedding ring. The incredible story of love and hope. And good evening. Thank you for joining us on this saturday. Im tom llamas. And we begin tonight with that monster storm hitting the midwest and the northeast this weekend. A rough night ahead for th...

Working hard to get the work authorizations. but there are backlogs because guess what, once again we don't have the money allocated from congress. the money comes from congress. anything that's going to kocht a dime to help facility this processing or to help us manage the flow or help them get the jobs, congress is the only entity that can allocate the dollars. that's why republicans are so disingenuous. when members of congress or people who listened to donald trump when there was a viable plan on the table, you have no right to complain right now. you have no moral authority on this one be...

More than 1,000 migrants staying in Massachusetts shelters attended a clinic to fast-track processing times for work permits.

NYC goes back to court over the migrant crisis on for a hearing in a lawsuit over the mayor's effort to limit the "Right to Shelter" law.