houston -- [ applause ] your city of houston, with its manned spacecraft center, will become the heart of a large scientific and engineering community. during the next five years, the national aeronautic and space administration expects to double the number of scientists and engineers in this area. to increase its outlay for its salaries and expenses to $60 million a year. to invest some $200 million in plant and laboratory facilities, and to direct a contract a new space effort over $1 billion from this center in this city. to be sure, all of this cost us all a great deal of money. this year's space budget is three times what it was in january 1961. and it is greater than the space's budget of the privious eight years combined. that budget now stands at $5.4 billion a year. a staggering sum, though somewhat less than we pay for cigarettes and cigars every year. space expenditures -- [ applause ] space expenditures will soon rise some more from 40 cents per person per week to more than 50 cents a week for every man, woman and child in the united states. for we have given this program a

houston. houston. [laughter] >> so yes, first question. >> i'm kind of relating to both stories because i was born and raised in the '50s in a small town in central ohio, and i kind of relate it to george packer's presentation yesterday on where we went wrong. and i've now lived in texas or 15 years, so i can live in this contrast that i'm listening to, okay? i would like to address my question to you, mark. it's kind of two-pronged. one, your title of your book is detroit city, a good place to be, or you know, and i wanted to know why you felt that way? because i've my memories and what i do to go back to the '50s, even though my hometown is very depressed like youngstown, ohio, and some of those. i understand detroit is on a grander scale. so i want to know about the title of your book. and the next question was what do you think, how long would it take to revitalize detroit and the stand in ohio that are very similar? what is it going to take to take us out of what you just described? >> th

and he was part of this and he became the chief justice in this includes a great friend of sam houston and thomas rusk and my roots to go way back. >> kay hutchison is our guest and pioneering women who shaped texas, sally, good morning to you. you're on booktv. >> good morning. >> caller: my question for the senator is about the mexican women. we talked about the southern belles that came from the east and the women who are already there. >> yes, there were very brave mexican women who are part of mexico in the early days especially and many of them stay, but it was hard for them, because there was a revolution and there was a hardship that yes, there were, and the early women and came in and helped to settle them were at war with mexico and it was a tough situation for them. >> we have lena in norwalk, connecticut. please go with your question or comment. >> i just want to tell you how much of an inspiration you are and i thank you for the weight you are bridging the gap between people and that you are a peacemaker and that being said, i wanted to know if you are involved at all with

case keenum in houston is now the starter for houston texans. of course, third barobert griff the heisman trophy winner. bryce petty who has been around a long time at baylor. prior to this season? >> gus: not very-kÑ many. >> charlie: 14. he is clearly in the heisman trophy discussion with the first year he is having as a starter at baylor. his last start before the seaso4 was in the usa football under 19 world championships. he played for the usa team was : of the team teams like new zealand and france and they beat canada in the finals and he was a perfect 14 for 14 throwing that day. that was his last start prior to this season. he got his undergraduate degree before his first start at baylor. that's how long he has been around. >> gus: very patient young man. see how tech35)[esponds as this one is sent out of the end zone. one 7n have it at the end zone. their own 25. victims of typhoon haiyan in the philippines urgently need your help. with your support the american red cross is distributing relief items and repairing and rebuilding shel

community college and i'm very well known in the houston community. i just refuse to let race dominate this. >> your ads do not have your picture. your facebook does not have your picture. the radio ads said "our friend." you have in most of the literature that channel 11 in your hometown does not have any pictures of you. walking, knocking doors, we can't establish. but your literature, your facebook, your radio ad, your campaign stuff appears to have deliberately not let voters know who you were. >> yeah, i'm kind of of the 1960s era when i'm looking for the day when a man is not judged on his skin color but judged by his character. there were a lot of important issues in this race that needed not to be confused with one's race. and i think it's important that we focus on the issues rather than somebody's skin color. so i don't understand why you're so excited about that. >> well, i'm not excited about the skin color being in the way of the character. what i'm excited about is that if we're going to try and act like the skin color is different than

i was in texas at the university of texas in austin for college and went to medical school in houston. i finished my medical school there and did my residency at the texas medical center and i came to san francisco for cardiology training and have been working in san francisco for the last 11 years. >> and the doctor is a cardiologist and specialized in internal medicine. >> what made you go into medicine? >> that is an interesting question. since i was away from the faith at the time. i can't say it was a calling that i recognized and followed. but i had started off my studies as an engineer. i have an liti have and -- analytical mind and i like to figure things out. but i could use my skills and apply them to human interactions and i took that route and it has been very gratifying for me and i'm glad that i went into medicine. i think it corresponds well to what i can do. >> one of the thing that i know about your practice is that your catholicism is the forefront of you. i think this is more of a vocation than a job. >>i think so. people have this reversion of faith, it comes with

that ties the case keenum-led houston cougars. it's fun to watch him play, if in fact this is his last game as a collegian and kyle field, what better way to go out than an offensive explosion. >> brian: the five touchdow, three interceptions but he's still in that heisman race just behind jameis winston, and if he can continue to put on shows especially when he goes to death valley to take on l.s.u. he will have a good chance at bringing home another trophy. >> adam: he also had a lot of fun in this game. the fun continues in college station. s.e.c. east. missouri-kentucky. >> brian: four t.d.'s for dorial green-beckham. >> adam: missouri got to avoid a tie with south carolina because they lost the head to head. missouri would take the division based on today. >> spencer: it's about special teams. this is key, adam and b.j., corey grant, big return, special teams put a show on, took pressure off gus malzahn's offense, escape times the last two games they've thrown the football. if you've got to face them you can't prepare for wha

cardinals hand houston its franchise record 27-24. arizona is just 5-4. >>> broncos peyton manning threw for four more than the chargers. andrew luck helped celebrate the veterans weekend. rookie receiver tayvon two losses but turned it into a 57 in this 89-yard touchdown also ran a punt. that 98-yard for a touchdown was a ram. coming up college basketball is next. and it should have been a >>> san jose opened a five game road trip tonight with a shoot out between the jets and sharks in winnipeg. and we're not talking about some off broad way production of west side story here folks. san jose in their white sweaters. to rocky thomas hurdle. his tenth goal of the season. it's 2-0 shark i -- sharks in the first. boyle scores his second power play goal of the game. and check out that clever back handed pass. you have to like that. tonight's game featured eight goals. and third time in four games san jose faces a shoot out. sharks are not great in shoot outs. lad against antiniemen. and lull it is goalie to sleep trick, it didn't work. lo

. >> houston taking on the colts. the texans were rolling through the first half. andre johnson pulls in his third touchdown of the game. texans up 21-3. what we told you about texan's head coach gary kubiak collapsing it's down there from houston they go on to drop their 6th straight. 27-24. raider rs taking on the eagles. it was the colts the eagles quarterback shutting down the raider's defense for a record tieing 7 touchdown passes. connecting with riley cooper for three of his 7 touchdowns. finishing the became 406 yards, 7 touchdowns no interceptions. >> it was a double victory for kenya at the new york city marathon. thousands ran after last year's marathon was canceled because of super storm sandy. security also tight after april's boston marathon bombing. here is video of bill ransic crossing the finish line. he started the race head last f -- dead last. every person he passed they gave money to charity. pamela anderson there, too, the former bay watch star posting this photo. she ended in under 6 hours. i can image you would feel that way. >> the jets als

mavericks wanted to pump up fans so they released a video of the incredible hulk for their game against houston. the mavs pull out a comeback win over the rockets. did you see that movie? >> i did not. >>> inside nba hosts running around t shaquille o'neil slipp >> that's a big fall. shaq getting a couple of chuckles. >>> for the second time this weekend oklahoma thunder fans another $20,000 half court shot. fifth one this year. got a handshake from jay-z, too. >> you know what would be worth $20,000? if he got to shake e's hand. >> happy friday. >>> just ahead monty python's gift to the world and mtv hands the key to the channel to miley cyrus. front for you as we go throughout the next three days. today it shows up in the northern plains. by the time we get to saturday the arctic front blasts through minneapolis. look at chicago. 30 for a high, windy and cold. a lot of snow showers. and then by the time we get to sunday you wake up sunday morning to big changes on the east coast. 32 for a high in new york. that is going to be it. >> yieks. >> it is a big day today, bill. do you know why? >> i

less than a week after winning a local election in houston, texas, one candidate is already embroiled in a racial controversy. >> dave wilson is a white republican. his critics are taking issue with his campaign statistic to win in a district that is mostly african-american. doug miller explains. >> reporter: on election night as some campaign dates celebrated -- candidates celebrated victory, not many people noticed a campaign shocker. that's dave wilson, an antigay activist and sort of political mischief maker who put his name on the ballot. >> i had always said it was a long shot. no, i didn't expect to win. >> reporter: he ran against this man, houston community college trustee bruce austin who voters elected and reelected for 23 years. >> i was rather disgusted. >> reporter: disgusted by something that turned up in voters' mailboxes. most of the voters in the district are african-american. wilson sent out a bunch of these direct mail pieces implying he's african-american. his flyers depicted smiling african-american faces. the word said please vote for our friend and neighbor dav

. >> looking at houston with rain there. >> looks like new york. and by wednesday, a whole different story. that is the latest. back to you. >> the family of the palo alto man spoke out in an emotional interview pleading for him to come back home. >> it as month since merrill newman was pulled off the plane from united states. and korea. the korean war veteran completed a 10 day tour there. >> there are no answers to why he is being held. >> ready to fly to beijing. and then across. >> i would sit in the street. >> i would do what ever i could do. >> it is just so hard not to run around. and do something. but the important thing to do is the right thing. we are not sure what that is. >> he needs to be at the head of the table for the holidays. that's what we are hoping. >> the family has sent medication for new man's heart condition. don't know if he received them. >> they don't know under what condition he is being held now. >> the as and raiders will play in oakland for a few more years. major jean quan announced on twitter that they reached a le

. >> a white guy led voters to believe he was black to win a seat on the houston community college board. >> i had always said it was a long shot, no i didn't expect to win. >> dave wilson is a houston electrician by trade and is described in the texas observer as a man known locally -- mailers he sent out saying that an openly gay candidate shouldn't be mayor because homosexual behavior leads to extinction. he was running in a predominantly black district. so in an attempt to make himself more palatable for voters in his district. first, there was a fact that his campaign material never showed his face. >> his flyers depicted -- the pictures he admits were just lifted off the internet. >> all of these supporters are african-american. >> what a coincidence. >> then there was this radio ad. >> have you be keeping up with the hccc district two race? >> the one between -- voted against $6 million in scholarships for our children right here in our neighborhood. girl, please, i bet he has relative who could use some of that scholarship money. >> it's hard to say how much wilson's little show

from houston to new orleans, chicago to detroit. the system is barreling towards the east coast and parts of the upper midwest. wicked weather that will give millions a post-halloween scare. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> that severe weather system is moving out. but not before making the morning commute very messy for millions of people. >> we get more from accuweather meteorologist, jim dickey. jim? >> good morning, john and reea. we continue to prak a powerful area of low pressure. we've been tracking this all week. it's moving into canada. cold front moving towards the eastern seaboard. keeping heavy rain in the eastern seaboard. soaking rain through this morning. the morning commute going to be an absolute mess. along with strong, gusty winds. widespread gusts, 40, 50 miles per hour. that will down some trees and power lines. john and reena, back to you. >> all right, jim. stay with abc news, as this system moves east. we'll have live team coverage on "gma." >>> from washington this morning. some new evidence of the r

if you have been down at dealey plaza in dallas you know about the main street, houston and houston hits the intersection of elm street. you know where that plaza sits now, the big red brick building to the right, the book depository building where lee harvey oswald was making his escape at this moment 50 years ago and you know what this means to us in american history in dealey plaza, dallas, 50 years later, at 1:00 central time, just about 20 seconds from now, after the roman catholic priest at parkland memorial hospital administered last rights to john f. kennedy, the world was told that the president was dead, pronounced dead in trauma room number one, at this moment, 50 years ago now. >>> i'm live here in new york. >> thanks so much for joining us. here's "the real story." >>> hi. it is friday. welcome to "the real story." breaki breaking news on obama care. now extending the enrollment from december 15th to december 23rd in order to get coverage by january 15th. this just happening moments ago. yet another delay now for obama care. the administration postponing the 2015 enrollment

we had to turn right on houston. the crowds dropped off considerably. >> i remember seeing the motorcade turn right on houston street and go that short block. >> bill and gail newman are the closest eye witnesses, they're on the grassy knoll. >> i turned around to the president and i said, mr. president, you can't say dallas doesn't love you just as we were approaching the book depository. >> we noticed this building at the corner of elm and houston as we drove down houston street. >> oswald had a clear shot from his sniper's perch on the sixth floor, but he doesn't take it. >> the windows were open. that's nothing unusual. made the left turn on to elm. >> we saw the car turn towards us. >> i was scanning the area from the grassy area. >> we'd gone to i suspect 250 feet when i heard what i thought was a rifle shot. >> i heard this explosion of noise over my right shoulder. i immediately started to scan toward that. i saw the president grab his throat. and lean violently to his left. so i jumped and ran towards the pr

. >> storm warnings are in effect from houston to chicago. >> the potential for severe weather today including strong winds and isolated tornadoes. >> power was knocked out in parts of texas and utility companies are bracing for outrages as well. all of these storms have dumped more than a foot of rain across texas and they are being blamed for one man's death. >>> ray lewis and dozens of nfl players are suing a bank for nearly $60 million. they allow add financial advising firm to open accounts in their names and make investments. >>> wrongful death. the family of a man who died in custody of baltimore city police officers is suing the department. their lawsuit claims officers used excessive force on anthony anderson. >> reporter: according to this multi-million dollar lawsuit, anthony anderson died from police brutality. wjz spoke to his family lawyer. >> obviously more than anything else they want justice for their son, their father anthony anderson. >> reporter: officers say anderson refused to follow orders and put drugs in his mouth. they say an officer bear hugged anderson and

which is what a white anti-gay activist did in houston, texas. and he won. we'll talk to the man he beat to find out how this got past them. >>> and let me finish tonight with why women lean democratic. i say it's a matter of sharp interest. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> it's official. caroline kennedy is the u.s. ambassador to japan. she was sworn in today in a private ceremony. kennedy will take up her host in tokyo later this month. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." governor chris christie of new jersey is coming off perhaps the best week ever in his political career. he won a resounding re-election last week carrying women, latinos, and moderates. he landed of course on the cover of "time" magazine and appeared on four sunday talk shows. the buzz around him for 2016 has been deafening. yet he may have one problem he can't overcome already. his party label. in a head to head matchup against hillary rodham clinton, the former secretary of state, beats governor christie by ten points. and that's not something to snee

we are in southeast texas in both harris county and jefferson county, which is houston and beaumont. we have 11 clinics, and clinical locations and seven school-based clinics. our clinics are located in historically a neighborhood, hispanic neighborhoods, an african-american neighborhoods. we are a certified application counselor organization. we have 28 certified application counselors, and we see, this you will see approximately 60,000 individual patients through 200,000 visits. so also i would be remiss if i didn't say texas as i'm sure all of you in this room know, this is not medicaid expansion state, so, therefore, only children, the elderly and disabled are still eligible for medicaid. we are also a, on the federal run exchange we did not object to a state exchange. our marketplace and how people are accessing it, they are coming into our clinic, making appointment or walking in. they meet first with a certified application counselor who starts the process by getting them to walk through the consent. this causes a lot of anxiety for some people, and because they've heard a lot

a local community organization in houston that receive somewhere around $700,000 of your taxpayer dollars confederal command are advising our reporter wearing a hidden cera to not report income to the irs so that we give more obamacare subsidies. if you're at the federal poverty line you get 100 percent subsidy if you are four times over you get less money from the federal government. it is just a systemic thing. if you're familiar with my work i release videos one at a time to grab the naysayers and critics say it is isolated. lou: isolated not in this instance certainly. and a stand yet another video coming out next week. tell us about that. >> well, in the first video we focused on the relationship between battleground taxes which is a political action committee and in rural america which is a 50163 group, and how they work together to achieve a political agenda which is not really what i thought health care was supposed to be about. so what we're going to do is have a little deeper into out people's private medical information and medical data is shared with political action to many s

it is matt on his first start in houston. former president george w bush with the coin toss. it would work out well early. they fumble and his first nfl touchdown pass is 7-0 raiders. the defense bearing down and what an effort on the interception there. they started houston 16 and bullet to streeter and two texas turnovers and two texas touchdowns. second quarter on the punt and martin off the face mask and making a couple of men miss and he is gone. 87 yards. they take a three-point lead at half time. jennings lowers the shoulder and this would end up being the decisive play in the game. he had 153 games and 28-17 raiders. matt schaub's pass in the end zone. coaching from the booth and disbelief. dennis alan, the first road win of the year 28-23. mclovin, he speaks. >> it feels great being out there. contributing to your team and helping out when you can and getting a win on the road. i have been in that situation before. you have to per form. you have to make the most of the reps and make the most of your chiewbt. sharks in chicago are taking on the stanley cup champs. the

it is matt on his first start in houston. former president george w bush with the coin toss. it would work out well early. they fumble and his first nfl touchdown pass is 7-0 raiders. the defense bearing down and what an effort on the interception there. they started houston 16 and bullet to streeter and two texas turnovers and two texas touchdowns. second quarter on the punt and martin off the face mask and making a couple of men miss and he is gone. 87 yards. they take a three-point lead at half time. jennings lowers the shoulder and this would end up being the decisive play in the game. he had 153 games and 28-17 raiders. matt schaub's pass in the end zone. coaching from the booth and disbelief. dennis alan, the first road win of the year 28-23. mclovin, he speaks. >> it feels great being out there. contributing to your team and helping out when you can and getting a win on the road. i have been in that situation before. you have to per form. you have to make the most of the reps and make the most of your chiewbt. sharks in chicago are taking on the stanley cup champs. the

it was to pump up the game against houston. it worked. the mavs a with a comeback win r the rockets. >>> in the nhl, columbus on a power play. calgary's goalie with superhigh kick. he makes the save. it's not enough, though. call ga calgary loses this one. >>> an on-screen goof. shaq falling, laughing, appears to be unhurt. >>> twice this week, an oklahoma thunder fan sinking a $20,000 half court shot. the fifth this year. he got a hand shake from who? jay-z. just ahead, mon ty python's look at the world. >>> and mtv hands the keys to miley cyrus. is that a good idea? >>> well, if you're in arizona, you don't see many days like this. look at the radar. almost the entire state it's raining. it's pouring in the deserts, too. we have flood warnings up. we could get isolated flooding. other areas, cold in the inner mountain west. clear as could be from about central california to the north. over the weekend, this big storm pulse away. it will be a big snowstorm in areas of new mexico. really nice sunday in many areas of the west. >> the bad w

school in houston, texas, where he taught speech and debate. for a brief period of time before he was hired on by mr. clayburg to work for him in congress. so he really didn't -- he got kind of a late start but once he got started, there was no stopping him. >> went to congress as a congressional aide. >> as a secretary to the congressman. >> and then made a bid for the house himself? >> yes, began his house career and served six terms in the house and then two terms in the senate. he was 13 years, i believe in the senate, at the time of the -- or he had been 13 years in the senate at the time he was -- became vice president. >> let's bring our third and final guest from texas into the conversation. we're going to introduce you to lyndon nugent who joins us inside the family room of the texas white house here which we have said many times is still the private family home of the johnson family. thank you so much for joining us. you flew your plane in to this landing strip we've heard so much about this morning. what is -- how old were you when y

which is what a white anti-gay activist did in houston, texas. and he won. we'll talk to the man he beat to find out how this got past them. >>> and let me finish tonight with why women lean democratic. i say it's a matter of sharp interest. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> it's official. caroline kennedy is the u.s. ambassador to japan. she was sworn in today in a private ceremony. kennedy will take up her host in tokyo later this month. we'll be right back. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> welcome back to "hardball." governor chris christie of new jersey is coming off perhaps the best week ever in his political caree

a local community organization in houston that receive somewhere around $700,000 of your taxpayer dollars confederal command are advising our reporter wearing a hidden camera to not report income to the irs so that we give more obamacare subsidies. if you're at the federal poverty line you get 100 percent subsidy if you are fourimes over you get less money from the federal government. it is just a systemic thing. if you're familiar with my work i release videos one at a time to grab the naysayers and critics say it is isolated. lou: isolated not in this instance certainly. and a stand yet another video coming out next week. tell us about that. >> well, in the first video we focused on the relationship between battleground taxes which is a political action committee and in rural america which is a 50163 group, and how they work together to achieve a political agenda which is not really what i thought health care was supposed to be about. so what we're going to do is have a little deeper into out people's private medical information and medical data is shared with political action to many s

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the monster storm hit more than 50 million people from houston to new orleans to chicago to detroit. the system is barreling towards the east coast in parts of the upper midwest. the main threat for friday was moving to the northeast. >> wicked weather that will give millions of post halloween square. timon bradley, abc news, washington. >>> we have trick or treating, it was pretty nice outside. >> we fell into the upper 50s. running from house to house probably pet kept them pretty warm. we have fallen back into the 40s and 50s in most areas. i wanted to show you what's going on to the east. there will probably be a lot of flight delays in boston, washington, new york and boston. there's a possibility of severe weather in the ohio river valley behind this particular line as we head into the afternoon hours. still keep an eye on that for you. back here at home, unlimited visibility on live doppler 7 hd. let's talk about temperatures, then. we're running 39 in santa rosa for the cool spot. san carlos in hayward, about 50. everybody else in the mid to upper 40s. this is the way it look

right side houston looking pretty, perhaps a little haze, but it is houston. pittsburgh got some snow overnight making things tricky on the roads. look at that on 422. check out the radar, lots of precipitation hitting east coast right now in the richmond-raleigh areas, so leave extra time if you're heading out on the road. >>> the obama administration is proposing new rule that say would rein in super pac ads from groups like the koch brothers and others. the two groups flooded the air waves in last year's election. >> behind these doors mitt romney calls half the american people -- >> they believe that they are victims. >> victims? >> no matter how obama spins it, gas costs too much. tell obama stop blaming others and work to pass better energy policies. >> mitt romney, he made millions off companies that made bankrupt, while workers lost promised health and retirement benefits. >> mitt romney turned around dozens of american companies and helped create thousands of jobs. >> the proposed changes would ban ads advocating for a candidate and ads urging a candi

. >> a white guy led voters to believe he was black to win a seat on the houston community college board. >> i had always said it was a long shot, no i didn't expect to win. >> dave wilson is a houston electrician by trade and is described in the texas observer as a man known locally for -- mailers he sent out in twoourn saying that an openly gay candidate shouldn't be mayor because homosexual behavior leads to extinction. he was running in a predominantly black district. so in an attempt to make himself more palatable for voters in his district. first, there was a fact that his campaign material never showed hiss face. >> his flyers delaware picketed -- the pictures he admits were just lifted off the internet. >> all of these supporters are african-american. >> what a coincidence. >> then there was this radio ad. >> how you be keeping up with the hccc district two race? >> the one between -- voted against $6 million in scholarships for our children right here in our neighborhood. girl, please, i bet he has relative who is could use some of that scholarship money. >> it's hard to say how

we are in southeast texas in both harris county and jefferson county, which is houston and beaumont. we have 11 clinics, and clinical locations and seven school-based clinics. our clinics are located in historically a neighborhood, hispanic neighborhoods, an african-american neighborhoods. we are a certified application counselor organization. we have 28 certified application counselors, and we see, this you will see approximately 60,000 individual patients through 200,000 visits. so also i would be remiss if i didn't say texas as i'm sure all of you in this room know, this is not medicaid expansion state, so, therefore, only children, the elderly and disabled are still eligible for medicaid. we are also a, on the federal run exchange we did not object to a state exchange. our marketplace and how people are accessing it, they are coming into our clinic, making appointment or walking in. they meet first with a certified application counselor who starts the process by getting them to walk through the consent. this causes a lot of anxiety for some people, and because they've heard a lot

in some locations we saw nine inches of rain in parts of houston, dallas and austin. good conditions are in play. dallas high temperatures. no rain until we get to tuesday with a temperature of 74. >>> federal investigators say a lightening strike may have caused an oil pipeline to burst in north dakota spilling 20,000 barrels of lawyer. it's part of a report issued on the 29 september rupture. investigators in north dakota thought corrosion may have been the cause. upgrades have been ordered before operations can resume. the owner agreed to install leak protectors and conduct aerial patrols of the pipeline. >> the supreme court of virmginnia ruled virginia tech university was not at fault in failing to warn students of the 2007 campus shooting. 32 were killed when a gunman opened fire in a residence call and classroom. it ruled virginia tech could not have known students were in harm, meaning the families of the victims will not be paid by virginia tech. >> what was behind the motive for an attack by israeli on syria? >> changes to new york city's controversial stop

they will have a high of 37 houston also will be ready at 48. we will have widespread rain for the northeast. we are concerned with some delays. the highs for today, 67 in campbell and a lot of 60's for today. 55 for walnut creek and low 60's for hayward. >> ocean beach will have a high of 59 and oakland will have a high of 65 degrees. your kron 47 day around the bay shows that we will be dry for the next couple of days and a lot of people are watching wednesday is forecast. with all head out to go to grandma's for thanks giving. thursday, thanksgiving day when are tracking the possibility of light rain coming this way and the best chance will be the bulk of it will head farther south. if you're born to orange county you may encounter rain on wednesday. the time now is 5:19 a.m.. >> we're still enjoyed a pretty ride around the bay. light traffic for the bay bridge because this is the holiday week. we may see a little bit of lighter traffic. we certainly have no delays heading to the bay or across the span. your ride to the san mateo bridge, high

houston won. >>> and jonathan flores made an incredible jump from a helicopter in his custom made wing suit. the death defying stunt was captured by cameras attached to flores and a jumping partner as they sped at over 100 miles per hour. and dallas mavericks have released a fun paparody video o song called what does the fox say. ♪ >> i like the animal costumes. is it bad that i don't know that song? >> you do. >> i don't. i've been living under a rock. >> it will be in your head will the rest of the day. >> bill karins is here with the forecast. >> nasty wind storm. almost like a dangerous type morning out there for a lot of the people in the northeast. right through the ohio valley. we had wind gusts of 54 miles per hour in buffalo, that's now down tree lines and have pow p outages. this will mean significant airport delays. looks about everyone on i-95 will get rain during the morning hours. it will clear up by the away, b afternoon, but severe storm watch in pennsylvania, and that's for gusts up to 60 miles per hour. so as far as the storm goes, it will move quickly at least, so

as far as the rest of the travel goes, houston airport, heavy delays with rain, new orleans, a little later, it looks like atlanta will be okay today. as we go into tuesday, that's when the heavy rain will be over the top of atlanta, possibly significant delays, charlotte, raleigh. late in the day up towards d.c. and for wednesday, the really busy travel day, snow for areas like buffalo and pittsburgh and you have to boston, travel trouble and windy conditions, for people traveling across the country, it willing be a difficult traveling. >> the system that we're talking about has turned deadly, this morning at least 13 people are confirmed killed by the storms, nbc's miguel almaguer brings us up to date. >>> in the southwest, wicked weather that's dangerous and on the move. >> the powerful storm blanketing several states, with snow, ice and high winds. in texas, icy roads turned dallas into a skating rink, three killed here, 13 across the region. at dfw, more than 300 flights canceled. >> after hundreds of crashes to the west, dallas was ready as the storm moved in. 30 trucks dumped s

. >> two people were killed at least 20 others were hurt outside houston and police say more than 100 came to celebrate a girl's 18th birthday party when somebody fired a gun into the celebration which led to mass confusion and panic and at least two other teens pulled out guns and opened fire in a home filled with party goers. >>> a new study finds there is more gun violence in movies that are rated r. p j13 has more than tripled since 1985 than in "r" rated to audiences 10 years and older. the administration has not commented on that study. >>> they have enough signatures to try to repeal it and a coalition has submitted 20,000 signatures for of the november 2014 ballot. that law enacted allows students to play on either girls or boys sports teams. students can use the bathroom of the gender they identify with. they are rewriting lesson plans for the standardized test and they could see meaning full results on the common standards in 44 other states. this year's text results will allow them to study in detail and will encourage critical thinking. >> the america's cup may be over but

-- lined up to buy pieces of the houston astro dome. up for grabs for a price. the dome once called the eighth wonder of the world it's been closed since 2009. a voter referendum will decide its fate. >>> a boy is recovering after biten by a shark. he was wading in the water when the shark latched on to his foot. he had his foot stitched up. >>> finally, quite a surprise for a security worker at chicago's o'hare airport, an all gator, this alligator was hanging out underneath the escalator. they scooped the animal up with a broom and dustpan. now, they're trying to figure out how the gator got there and now what to do with that alligator. >> is it an alligator or an iguana? i thought that you would you proud of me. >> gator of similar size. >>> there's a new book coming out creating a lot of buzz and complications for new jersey governor chris christie. >> that's right, the book is called double down. republican nominee mitt romney considered picking him as vice president. is this likely to hurt governor christie as he contemplates a ru

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houston won 3-0. >>> after boston's world series win, some historic red sox gear, david ortiz' bat, glove of koji euhara, cleats and a glove with you headed for an exhibit to cooperstown. >>> boston fans got another chance to celebrate. their trophy was brought to the bruins. >> in columbia, daredevil made an incredible jump from a helicopter in his custom made wing suit. cameras were attached to flores as he sped through the air at 100 miles an hour towards the sanctuary. >>> the dallas mavericks have released a fun parody video on the song "what does a fox say" called "what do the mavs say". ♪ what do the mavs say ♪ ♪ what do the mavs say ♪ ♪ i wonder if they got to pick their own animal costumes. >> just ahead, the battle of hollywood's living legends at the movies. harrison ford takes on difficult niro, douglas, freeman and klein. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. >> lets talk about friday into the weekend. pacific northwest will be dealing with rain looks like saturday morning at the most is when the highest amounts of rain are falling. seattle late in

del aÑo 1963 en dallas hizo olvidar el entusiasmo con que fue recibido 24 horas antes en su parada houston, texas. el presidente y su esposa eran invitados de honor en la gala de activistas latinoamericanos lulac. la primera dama hablÓ espaÑol en ese evento. >>> estoy muy contenta de estar con los hispanos en texas. estar con ustedes que forman parte de la enorme tradicional espaÑola que tanto ha conseguido en texas, esta tradiciÓn...... es una tradiciÓn que se mantiene. >>> hoy se encuentra con nosotros ernesto e. del consejo de lulac que ayudÓ a organizar esa gala, gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> gracias a ustedes. >>> fueron pocas horas antes de la muerte del presidente john f kennedy ¿cÓmo fue para lulac y la comunidad hispana recibir al presidente en ese evento?. >>> la Única cosa que puedo decir de esa noche ¿quien esperaba que el presidente fuera asesinado el siguiente dÍa?. fue una noche de tfestejo y despuÉs un dÍa probablemente una cosa muy triste. asÍ es que es una cosa que nosotros aquÍ los miembros de lulac localmente cada aÑo nos unimos aquÍ para que no s

no delays expected at sfo. 62 degrees, mostly sunny in houston. partly cloudy in chicago and 40 degrees in new york. around the bay, sunshine and mild temperatures. 70 in morgan hill. 69 in san jose and 66 in san mateo. east bay temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. then inside the bay, hazy sunshine and it is a spare the air day. looks like a a lot of pollutants building up in the air. >>> much cooler on tuesday and wednesday. a slight chance for showers. by the way, your sunrise-sunset times, sunrise at 7:05, sunset at 4:51. so yeah, sad news about ison. wish we could see it but like brian said, a chance of a chance. those are weather terms that i can understand. >> a chance of a chance? >> chance of a chance. we speak in those terms all the time. >> yes, you do. >> because things are highly uncertain in the world of forecasting. >>> can you hear this? i think it is garth brooks. >> is that right? >> that's what i'm talking about! >> if you haven't seen garth brooks, his one-man showed in vegas, you might have one more chance. in fact, do you hav

it was to pump up their game against houston. it worked. mavs with a comeback win 123-120. always fun to see those tv goofs, right? >> of course. unless they're us. >> who is that falling there? >> that would be mr. shaquille o'neal. >> over 7 feet tall, over 300 pounds. i think that was on the richter scale. >> whole studio shook. >> he said he's okay. he looks okay. >>> a thunder fan sinking a $20,000 half court shot. >> good for him. >> and it's the fifth this year. this time this guy got a handshake from jay-z worth 20 k. don't say it. >> what really would be worth 20 k, a handshake from beyonce. could have had it. wasn't paying attention. >> not predictable. >> thanks, rich arresteard. keep an eye on the wood framed house in the video. this shows a tornado blowing it away in a matter of seconds. looks almost unreal. officials now believe a total ever of 1500 homes were lost in one day across 12 states. never ceases to amaze me how strong these storms are. >> disintegrate before, but never like that. let's start off with the temperatures. those plunge. it's made all the

houston builds a lead at halftime. texans coach gary kubiak is in the circle as he heads to the locker room. kubiak dropped to his knees and was taken off the field on a stretcher. the texans say tonight he did not suffer a heart attack. down 24-6. andrew luck rallies the colts to 21 unanswered points. that's the third of three touchdown passes. the colts 6-2. houston 2-6 after this 27-24 final and things continue to be tough for the defending super bowl champs. the browns ended a losing streak to baltimore at 11 games with a 24-18 win. browns in second place in the afc north. >>> denver is in a bye week but it's been an eventful weekend for fox. fox is hospitalized awaiting heart surgery. fox has planned on having that surgery in february but suffered from dizziness yesterday and was taken to the hospital. jack del rio is expected to take over as head coach while fox recovers. >>> still to come, just two races left to decide nascar's sprint [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious, but say i press a few

there are 31 ballot measures up for a vote in six states including in houston. the old astrodome and what to do with it. of course two states, virginia and new jersey, will elect or re-elect new governors today. it could be the first time since 1973 when the party that controls the white house wins the virginia gubernatorial race. it could be the first time since 1985 when the winner of the virginia and new jersey gubernatorial contests come from different parties. and a statewide republican candidate in new jersey could get more than 50% of the vote for the first time since '88. could be the first time that a democrat wins new york's mayoral contest since 1989. and it could be the first time since the early '90s that boston has a new mayor. detroit may get its first white mayor since 1974. but of course the two big contests we'll be watching tonight are the governors races in new jersey and virginia. no state has better reflected the center of american politics or the kun ti's changing demographics than the old dominion. perhaps we should be calling it the new