texas, para llamar atenciÓn a su caso y su causa. y lo hace sin piernas. con prÓtesis. ¿quÉ ocurriÓ que hizo que tu vida dirÁ un giro tan drastico?. a dos aÑos de ocurrido aÚn se le hace difÍcil hablar de la forma en quÉ fue ultrajado. >>> me mutilaron mis pies y luego iban por mi familia. con mis niÑos a cortarle la cabeza. >>> carlos era un exitoso empresario en chihuahua, vendÍa papitas y refrescos en los eventos mÁs grande de la naciÓn, su negocio era suficiente mente lucrativo para hacerlo blanco de extorsiÓn >>> habÍa sido extorsionado por elementos del crimen oroiganiza en chihuahua y por no poder pagar loc castigaron cortÁndole los pies >>> sÍ escuchÓ bien, el abogado (nombre en inglÉs) quien representa a carlos en su asilo polÍtico, dijo crimen autorizado >>> cuando realmente en mÉxico mismo se empieza a manejar el concepto de costa rica menrimeno puede suceder sin la complicidad del gobierno mexicano a nivel estatal y federal >>> te dejaron por muerto? >>> pienso mÁs bien que fue un mensaje para quiene

talk to your doctor about toviaz. >>> austin, texas, august 26th, 2005. away from the swirl of activity on 6th street, university of texas undergraduate laura ashley hall finds herself alone in an interrogation room contemplating the possibility of prison. police have already charged laura with hindering apprehension for driving boyfriend colton pitonyak into mexico after he kills his other girlfriend, 21-year-old jennifer cave. investigators also suspect laura of dismembering the corpse in the bathtub, cutting off the head and the hands to prevent identification. >> didn't say anything about handling the body. >> i didn't touch the body. >> didn't say anything about handling things -- >> i didn't touch the hacksaw. >> when did we talk about a hacksaw? >> we didn't. i read it in the paper. >> do you believe everything you read in the paper? >> no. >> how did you know there was a hacksaw involved. >> he told me he went and bought the hacksaw. he confessed that. >> laura is in the box for more than eight hours tweaking, revising and sometimes inventing her

a writer from austin, texas... and our returning champion, a financial analyst from cedar rapids, iowa... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, johnny. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, welcome. you folks seem to prefer it when we get to all of the material in each program, so no preamble today -- just good luck to matt, neal, and loni. and here comes the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories, starting off with... and a lot of the clues in that category will be delivered by cnn correspondents or reporters. matt, start us off. let's start with the ague-leading stat for $200. matt. league-leading stat, $400. matt again. what are rushing yards?s. league-leading stats, $600. tt. what are points per game? right again. league-leading stats, $800.

and from austin, texas, it's the ellison family. everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in that head-turning ford fusion right there. hey, i'm gonna give away some money! let's go get it! give me burt, give me laura. let's go. ["family feud" theme plays] all right, guys, here we go, top 8 answers are on the board. name something that would be creepy for a mother to still be doing for her 40-year-old son. burt. >> breast-feed him. steve: ha ha! >> yes. steve: i think once you start cutting them teeth... it's time you find something else to do because every one know--i ain't going there. turn around and see if it'up there. breast-feed him. >> play! play! steve: they're gonna play. >> we're gonna play, steve. [cheering] steve: uh, celeste? >> yes, sir. steve: how you doing? good. what do you do, celeste? >> well, i'm a billing specialist for an oil and gas company. steve: oh, ok. >> yeah. are you gonna ask me something else? we practiced. we rehearsed. i'm expecting something

austin, texas pled kade passed in 1965, but it wasn't until two decades later, 1982, that arizona became a west belt city is trying to brew. >> our city has been about water. we know how to move it. we know how to process it. something big in the wind, about power, jobs and money. those stories and more as real money continues. keep >> we learned the dallas-based tri-global injury expects to expand 190 square miles into texas panhandle making it not just america's biggest wind farm but one of the largest in the world. >> that's big. l how big is wind energy. >> wind is still a tiny part of america's energy consumption wind power last year became the number 1 source of new e ledge trick generating capacity making up a blustery 43% that means wind energy can power about 15 million homes. wend energy projects totaled $25,000,000,000 in the last year alone. there are 891 wind projects. nine states now get more than 10% of their power generation from wind energy the u.s. and china lead the world. contr contributed $78,000,000,000 to the world's economy. it's an unpredictable they are heading

austin, texas pled kade passed in 1965, but it wasn't until two decades later, 1982, that arizona became a west belt city is trying to brew. >> our city has been about water. we know how to move it. we know how to process it. something big in the wind, about power, jobs and money. those stories and more as real money continues. keep [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. it here. >> we learned the dallas-based tri-global injury expects to expand 190 square miles into texas panhandle making it not just america's biggest wind farm world. >> that's big. l how big is wind energy. >> wind is still a tiny part of america's energy consumption wind power last year became the number 1 source of new e ledge trick generating capacity making up a blustery 43% that means wind energy can power about 15 million homes. wend energ

austin texas had four itches of rain in two hours. ho texas has had a lot of drought going on, and now they're th getting too much rain. ra we don't think that kind rain rn gets in here, put of should that rain is going to beou moving in our area from west to east tomorrow. most of the morning will be primarily dry. the afternoon and into thed int evening hours a different storyt tonight we had a couple of, a a little showers popping along thg ridge line.li those won't get this here and we will generally have clear skies, but thickening clouds during the morning and you will start to see showers showing up on the fox 5 weather app if you have it. the cool frontal boundary is the trigger. it's going to be sliding througg during the day. the at one point it looks like this would be soke slow, it would stl rain on sunday.n sunday it's going to be a drier day, a little on the blustery side as well.as w that will be good news for thee redskins, this frontal boundary because it's going to be out ahead of it, and plenty of moisture that we'r

liz joins us from austin, texas. during her tenure with the sexual assault unit, she helped change th way that victims are treated. and we have a survivor of a sexual assault, and a senior counselor at human rights watch. welcome to all of you. john, i want to start with you. talk about these misconceptions that still exist about rape and who the rapist is. >> yeah, there's still a lot of misconceptions out there. and if we can't overcome some of these, simple things like when i say rapist, the image in somebody's head is somebody jumping out of a bush. but the vast majority of these cases are non-stranger from intimate partner down to an equatance. if we can't get over those humps it makes it really difficult to make these cases. the vast majority of rape victims never come forward. and when somebody has the courage to come forward, we need to start out by believing them. >> eleanor you are the survivor of an attack at knife point, tell us about your story. >> my story comes from [ inaudible ] i was walking home lat

. >> reporter: now smaller anti-war protests took place in san francisco, chicago and austin, texas. recent polls show americans are evenly divided as to whether the u.s. should take military action against seyrisyria. >> thank you, brian. >>> we mentioned a moment ago that lawmakers have been at capitol hill for a briefing on national security. here elijahcummings. let's listen in. >> i think a lot of people and my constituents, i attend a church of 10,000, and most of these people, i say the average education is about four years of college. i don't think many of our constituents understand the full significance of chemical and biological warfare. that is something the president has got to spend some time explaining the significance of that and why it is off limits with regard to 98% of the world. because i think people have -- i think we have to be careful that the administration is not talking above people's heads when they don't understand the bas basics. another thing that i think we want to know and my constituents have asked over and over is what is the relationship to the uni

grand rapids, michigan, the san jose- area in california, austin texas and houston, texas. most of the jobs in those areas pay more than $50-thousand per year. the same day payroll company a- d-p released figures showing employment rising slightly in august, walmart workers held protests in 15-cities against their employer. our cover explores both ends of our economic recovery. while payroll company adp reported the private sector added 176-thousand jobs in august, a slight increase over july, walmart employees questioned the quality of their jobs. walmart pays security guard $12 per hr sales associate $11 per hr a walmart security guard makes 12-dollars an hour. a sales associate $11-dollars. despite selling electronics full time for eight years at warlmart, charmaine givens- thomas' pay qualifies her for government assistance. walmart employees want 25- thousand a year and also reinstatement of fired workers such as tyrone robinson who participated in strikes including one at walmart's arkansas headquarters in june. fired for protesting? walmart denies wrongdoing with the

number four, portland, oregon second place austin, texas and the best city to retire. >> drum roll. >> phoenix, arizona. >> where would you retire? >> i'm a big apple girl. it has everything, you can walk, transportation, theater, ballet. >> get deliveries. >> and it's hip and cool and when you get to a certain age, you want to be hip and cool. >> i like charlotte and new york city. >> i heart new york. >> yeah. >> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib and for more on all the stories we covered tonight, go to our website, nbr did the come. >> i'm tyler mathisen thanks for me as well. have a good evening everybody. hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by. >> sailing through the heart of historic cities and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >> tonight on the computer history museum presents revolutionaries. >> it's not like there is infinite oil. we will run out so we know we have to get to

san antonio, houston and baltimore came in two through five and the top city is austin, texas and it's interesting that four of the top five are in texas. meanwhile, new york, l.a. and san francisco were all near the bottom. >>> when we come back, we'll introduce you to a man whose making money by making the point. >>> it's been said if you can dream it, you can do it and a pencil and a dream can take you anywhere. well, as brian tells us, one man is really taking this to heart and making it pay off. >> want to do it with a knife? that scars me a little bit. that's good. that's a good sign. >> reporter: sharp whit and pen pencils have been good to david reese. lucrative hobby, part time job run like a business. sound crazy? listen closely, there are methods and a little madness. >> i was a professional cartoonest, which is amazing and i was lucky but once it was my job it couldn't be fun and i stopped liking it and i quit. >> reporter: he took a temp job knocking on doors with the u.s. census burro. his kit is a pencil and sharpener. >> you don't use this anymore? >> no, it's there for

number four, portland, oregon second place austin, texas and the best city to retire. >> drum roll. >> phoenix, arizona. >> where would you retire? >> i'm a big apple girl. it has everything, you can walk, transportation, theater, ballet. >> get deliveries. >> and it's hip and cool and when you get to a certain age, you want to be hip and cool. >> i like charlotte and new york city. >> i heart new york. >> yeah. >> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib and for more on all the stories we covered tonight, go to our website, nbr did the come. >> i'm tyler mathisen thanks for me as well. have a good evening everybody. hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by. >> sailing through the heart of historic cities and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort.  >>> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. >> narrator: this time on "spark" -- yoshi's jazz club opens a new ou

these are the traders on the desk and in austin texas, we know about the dow and s & p 500 losing ground. but it's small caps that has this desk worried tonight. savvy options traders suggests trouble could be in store for this. this has been one of the best performing of the four major indices, what does this mean for the market? let's find out. let's start with the desk. dan, when you look at small caps, it's a bet on businesses mostly domestically oriented. >> desk bear. a little skeptical here. fair enough. listen, today, there was a trade we'll go through that caught my eye. but when you think about it, the russell 2,000, it is primarily a domestically focused small cap index. so to me, you know, this thing has performed well. massively outperformed the s & p, up 28%, the s & p is up about 18%. people are going for it. as we get to q-4. one of the things that worries me you have portfolio managers looking to rotate out of the stuff that performed very, very well. and look at some of the laggards, which could be larger cap issues. there is nothing wrong with that chart up there. it l

number four, portland, oregon second place austin, texas and the best city to retire. >> drum roll. >> phoenix, arizona. >> where would you retire? >> i'm a big apple girl. it has everything, you can walk, transportation, theater, ballet. >> get deliveries. >> and it's hip and cool and when you get to a certain age, you want to be hip and cool. >> i like charlotte and new york city. >> i heart new york. >> yeah. >> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib and for more on all the stories we covered tonight, go to our website, nbr did the come. >> i'm tyler mathisen thanks for me as well. have a good evening everybody. hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by. >> sailing through the heart of historic cities and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> it's time now for newsline. many people in japan have paused on the 11th day of every month ever since the disaster in 2011. they pray for the famil

texas residents mary sweeney and joshua hill agreed to have their daughter placed in protective care while they figured out who should have custody of the two year old now the family is mourning the loss of their baby girl and looking for answers on how this horrible tragedy could have happened mary sweeney joins me now to tell us her story mary thank you so much for joining me when and why did child protective services take your daughter away well it all started with. josh and i getting into an argument you know as simple parents do and kind of escalated from there or he asked his sister for advice and she unexpectedly showed up at the house our apartment and she had gotten furious with her brother joshua and. there was a lot of anger and a lot of. just. on happiness at that at that moment and. so his sister wanted up call and c.p.s. do to josh is anger issue and just how things were panning out at that moment and because i was in mother of alexandria i was part of the situation and it was unfortunate. it was due to marijuana use i did admit that i smoked marijuana in the past and i

texas really interesting to hear your thoughts on this and get your expert knowledge on chemical weapons thank you very much indeed. well we'll be back in. a very short break with more news including successful touched the soyuz capsule brings the crew of the international space station back to earth completing a mission in space plus. the smaller parties hoping to make a big impact in germany's national election and that's how they plan to take votes from mainstream accused of boring the electorate that's coming your way after the break. so. please. please please. please very hard to take. on the one that we ever had sex with her right there please. please. please. please please. please. please give them. a bit of a. use continues here in our teach oil now is ready to reform to make sure it's already spectacular rate of economic growth continues its aiming to establish the one as a world currency alongside combating corruption and regulating markets now this is likely to be discussed in the chinese city of delhi which is hosting the world economic forum or what's become known as the sum

injury and that the foster care provider taking care of their daughter had been charged with murder austin texas residents mary mary sweeney and joshua hill agreed to have their daughter placed in to into protective custody while they were figuring out who should have alternate custody over two year old alexandria now the family is mourning the loss of their baby girl and looking for answers as to how this horrible tragedy could have ever happened mary sweeney joined me earlier today to tell me her story and i first asked her when and why protective services took their daughter away well it all started with. josh and i getting into an argument you know as simple parents do and kind of escalated from there he asked his sister for advice and she unexpectedly showed up at the house our apartment and she had gotten furious with her brother with joshua and. there was a lot of anger and a lot of. just. unhappiness at that at that moment and. so his sister wanted up call and c.p.s. due to josh is anger issue and just how things were panning out at that moment and because i was in mother of alexan

>> outside of austin, texas, great new track. >> is that champagne? >> my co-driver is on the other side. >> who cares? >> i do. it was great. we had a good run. >> you got third? >> you get champagne sprayed on you for third? >> the top three spots. >> really? >> yeah. >> they always want to know if i'm going to win. when are you going to win and i'm like i'm trying. >> do they get excited by the trophies? >> they like to see the trophies. >> do you let them keep the trophies. >> i'm not allowed to keep them in the bedroom. >> is that your first inclination as to where you would place them, in the bedroom? like look at this honey. behold. she doesn't go for that? not in the bedroom. >> you have to look at the trophies. >> the bathroom is a nice place to admire them. >> that's where all trophies go. >> is that where you keep them? you don't keep any of that stuff around. >> no, i don't. >> do you? >> what makes you think i have trophies? >> i know. it's unfortunate about last night. >> what are you gonna do. >> the 200th episode of grey's anatomy. >>

, texas. >> coming here, soon. >> we'll hear from a couple silicon valley biggest rock stwharz they're doing to protect your privacy post september 11th. >> and here is another look live at the new york skyline and twin beams of light representing of course twin towers that fell 12 yearsing ayes, today, stay with us. back in a moment. >>> today tech crunch conference went out with a bang on the third, and final day. >> yes. abc 7 news shows us, chief executives took to the stage in san francisco to answer tough questions. ceo marisa mayer was the hot ticket. people packed floors and aisles to hear about the vogue photo shoot. >> the photographer said, in show form. woup -- would you please move upside down? i said sure. >> and of course. >> that is the logo. what happened here? right? >> well, i mean i should say... that, i like the way the logo turned out and i like the way we did it she said she's most proud they didn't spend millions of dollars on it. >> to be fair mobile products a year ago sucked. >> they did. we took a year and retool that had and took a lot because we weren't fo

texas which is not only the capital of texas from what i understand but also a big arts capital so had i known that there was going to that that austin was a power center for creativity i doubt i ever would have seen slacker and said oh i should make clerks i still would have felt a little bit impotent so what happened was i left there and i was like you know what man maybe i could do this maybe i could do the filmmaking thing like these kids in texas went back to jersey is where i live i was working this convenience store i said i'll start writing a script based on this interview that rob rodriguez ago did. had done once and he said take stock everything you've got is like never mind write until like a budget you don't have or are writing things that you have no access to think about what you've got access to write your script around and i was sitting in the command of never really seen it could mean store movie so let me do that but really it came down to this day i was watching movies my whole life. never saw myself or my friends represented on screen you know insane even in movies

texas which is not only the capital of texas from what i understand but also a big arts capital so had i known that there was going to that that austin was a power center for creativity i doubt i ever would have seen slacker and said oh i should make clerks i still would have felt a little bit impotent so what happened was i left there and i was like you know what man maybe i could do this maybe i could do the filmmaking thing like these kids in texas went back to jersey is where i live i was working this convenience store i said i'll start writing a script based on this song interview that rob rodriguez ago did. had done once and he said take stock everything you've got is like never mind write until like a budget you don't have or are writing things that you have no access to think about what you've got access to write your script around and i was sitting in the command of never really seen a comedian store movie so let me do that but really it came down to this day i was watching movies my whole life. never saw myself or my friends represented on screen you know insane even in movie

and our returning champion, a recent college graduate from austin, texas... and ouand now here ismpion, the host of"jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! johnny. jared has paid off his student loans, and set aside a lot of money in addition. parth and hillary -- challengers today. you know you're in against an excellent champion. so, i'll wish all three of you good luck, and we'll direct your attention to the board as we put the dollar figures in and now reveal these categories for the jeopardy! round. you identify the motion picture. jared, you start. let's try female nobel peace prize winners for $200. hillary. what is islam? yes. i'll try james bond themes for $200. jared. what is "goldfinger"? "goldfinger," correct. nobel peace prize for $400.

and our returning champion, a writer from austin, texas... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hey, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to our show. quite often, bright peopintelli, seem to be more reserved when expressing their emotions, but that wasn't the case on our program yesterday for our new champion, neal pollack. he was excited, he was happy, and he showed it, and we love that. kamal and eric, good luck to you today, as well. let's go to work, players. here comes the jeopardy! round for you. and today we feature these categories. uh-oh. each correct response in that category ll be a word made up of the letters in the word "divisible." neal, you start. let's go with strategy games for $200, alex. neal. r. s bridge? bridge is right. strategy for $400. neal. what is checkers? correct. strategy for $600.

, texas. >> coming here, soon. >> we'll hear from a couple silicon valley biggest rock stwharz they're doing to protect your privacy post september 11th. >> and here is another look live at the new york skyline and twin beams of light representing of course twin towers that fell 12 yearsing ayes, today, stay with us. back in a moment. >>> today tech crunch conference went out with a bang on the third, and final day. >> yes. abc 7 news shows us, chief executives took to the stage in san francisco to answer tough questions. ceo marisa mayer was the hot ticket. people packed floors and aisles to hear about the vogue photo shoot. >> the photographer said, in show form. woup -- would you please move upside down? i said sure. >> and of course. >> that is the logo. what happened here? right? >> well, i mean i should say... that, i like the way the logo turned out and i like the way we did it she said she's most proud they didn't spend millions of dollars on it. >> to be fair mobile products a year ago sucked. >> they did. we took a year and retool that had and took a lot because we weren't fo

longhorns from austin, texas. you are looking at mack brown, the embattled head coach of the longhorns. tonight, he begins what could be his last season home stand.

and our returning champion, a recent college graduate from austin, texas... and now here is the host of"jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. jared has paid off his student loans, and set aside a lot of money in addition. parth and hillary -- challengers today. you know you're in against an excellent champion. so, i'll wish all three of you go luck, and we'll direct your attention to the board as we put the dollar figures in and now reveal these categories for the jeopardy! round. you identify the motion picture. jared, you start. let's try female nobel peace prize winners for $200. hillary. what is islam? yes. i'll try james bond themes for $200. jared. what is "goldfinger"? "goldfinger," correct. nobel peace prize for $400. jared. what is deforestation? yes. nobel peace prize for $600. answer -- daily double. well, good news and bad news. good news is, you found it. the bad news is, you don't have too much money, but you can risk up to $1,000. i'll wager $1,000. all right, here is the clue. what is belfast? belfast, yes. [ appl

and our returning champion, a recent college graduate from austin, texas... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to our show. i hope you were watching yesterday because our returning champion, jared, started our new season in the same way he ended last season -- with a big win -- $88,000-plus after just three appearances. melissa and tova, welcome aboard. good luck to all three of you. let's go to work, shall we? here comes the jeopardy! round. and these are the categories now in play. ...with kathie lee and hoda. alex: jared, start. let's try islands for $200. there are more than 600 gigantic stone figures on this island. melissa. what is easter island? yes. name-dropping songs for $200, please. jared. what is molly? yeah. islands for $400. melissa. what are the falklands? you got them. let's go back to name-dropping songs

, texas... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. welcome, ladies and gentlemen. jared hall is our most successful player on "jeopardy!" in quite some time. a lot of you who have been watching this week are wondering, "is he gonna make it over the $200,000 mark today?" kellie and matt are going to have a great deal to say about that. so i'll wish all three of you good luck, and we now go into the "jeopardy!" round. and we feature today these categories... jared, start. heading "north" for $200. alex: jared. what is the north pole? good. "north" for $400. matt. what is north korea? right. could i have rephrasing cliches for $200? jared. what is "paint the town red"? yes. "north" for $600. kellie. what is north carolina? that's it. "north" for $800. jared. what is the north sea? yes. "north" for $1,000. jared. what is the north slope? yes, for $1,000 more. rephrasing cliches for $400. kellie. what is "keep your fingers crossed"? yes. cliches for $600. kellie. wh

and our returning champion, a writer from austin, texas... and now here is the host of "jeopard alex trebek! thank you, johnny. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. it hasn't always been easy, but neal has performed very well, indeed, in those three victories. sarah and andrew, you have your work cut out for you today, but good luck to all of you. let's go to work. one daily double in this round. here are the categories. we all remember them, i hope. i hope you do that. ...in the clues, but you have to identify the mythological figure. the "bad" will come up at the beginning of each correct response. alex: all right, neal. start us. let's go with the "bad" for $200, alex. neal. what's a bad hair day? yep. "bad" for $400. andrew. what is badminton? yes. th" for $600. e "bad what is badminton? yesneal. what are the badlands? yes. "bad" for $800.

, texas... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. welcome, ladies and gentlemen. jared hall is our most successful player in quite s. a lot of you who have been watching this week are wondering, "is he gonna make it over the $200,000 mark today?" kellie and matt are going to have a great deal to say about that. so i'll wish all three of you good luck, and we now go into the "jeopardy!" round. and we f today these categories... heading "north" for $200. alex: jared. what is the north pole? good. "north" for $400. matt. what is north korea? right. could i have rephrasing cliches for jared. what is "paint the town red"? yes.

in austin, texas, the arrest of a fort hood soldier after authorities found what they believed to be bomb making components inside his home e.whns in south carolina with the strange case of the frog photo bombing. look at that circle. nasa says it's a frog during a rocket launch friday in virginia and real. the frog's condition is uncertain. this is a live look at seaside park, new jersey in philadelphia. fire is still burning on the board walk by the pier. dozens of firefighters have been battling that flame for hours. firefighters from neighboring communities are called in to help. that's a live look outside the belt way from special report. we'll be right back. clay. mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. >>> the mayor of the district of columbia has vetoed the

authorities say it has been traced to pan ma through a server in austin, texas. according to investigators it's likely people behind this site are just aggressively marketing their service. however, new state laws are now in effect to protect people from misinformation or confusion when looking up plans on official government web sites. >> president obama spoke today at united nations but the talk tonight is about meeting that didn't happen between the president and iran's new leader. saying it will be too complicated to explain back in iran. u.s. and iranian leaders have not met in 36 years. he did pledge to resume talks over the nuclear program. >> i do believe if we can resolve the issue of iran's nuclear program that can serve as a step down a long road towards a different relationship. >> president obama did meet with palestinian authority president, praising abbas for rejecting violence skpk open to peace negotiation autos a powerful earthquake hitting pakistan may have created a new island. the 7.7 quake centered in a remote part of southern pakistan. witn

. >> it was unconstitutional number one to try me in austin, texas the most liberal start of the -- part of the state. the you couldn't find a pool of jury whatever jury knew me would con vukt me. >>> the house votes to slash money for food stamps they propose cutting $4 billion from the program annually. the vote is for the opposition. the cuts would happen by allowing states to increase requirements for food stamps and test applicants for drugs. the bill also targets able bodied adults who don't have dependents. the white house threatened a veto. >> andy reid back in philly taking on his old team the eagles. it was a rough night for the eagl eagles quarterback michael vick. the chiefs running game finishing things off. he find the end zone. they win 26-16. >>> now tore some extreme weather. the death toll rising to 97 as hurricane manual slams into the pacific coast. >> maria molina is here with what they can expect today. >> so much devastation all because of a storm system. man well which has anticipated maximum sustained winds right now about 30 miles an hour. the big story p and th

tony and austin, texas. independent caller. caller: last year, i called into c-span on 9/11 him as i do every year, and as soon as i told the screener that i was wanting a new investigation of 9/11, she hung up on me. i am not sure why we cannot be taken seriously. i think you should get an expert on 9/11 on, someone from the alternative side, let's discuss this. host: tony, we have taken your phone calls. we appreciate you are exercising your right to call in and voice your opinion. and that is the format of this show. we have had members of congress who were on the program when you and others have called in to answer those questions. that is not our topic right now. so, i am going to move on and stick to "the atlantic" special commemorative edition, looking at jfk, the man and his leadership. you, mr. bennett, talk about the piece that talked about how historians do not give him such a great grade, but americans do. can you talk about a little bit more about why it is? guest: alan brinkley wrestles with this question, what is

let's bring in fox news analyst karl rove who joins us from austin, texas. run it down 10 to 7 vote to approve military action against syria today in the senate foreign relations committee. real quick, the votes yes mccain, flake corker, menendez, boxer, barbara boxer supporting her guy president obama. ben card democrat in maryland. shaheen new hampshire, coons. as liberal as they get supporting action. oh my god. and dick durbin. dick durbin supporting action. who would have thunk it and angus king knows some surprising nos. marco rubio no. chris murphy, jim reesh, bob johnson, rand paul we knew that tom you uudoll how could you process it. >> this was the easiest vote senate relations committee between menendez and corker you had bipartisan effort president's resolution. you touched on tellerrier. the first and most important thing for the president to do is to convince the president and american people that there is a strategic american interest in taking action against saddam hussein. not simply a humanitarian or an international component but there is

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. >> in the college town of austin, texas, government major is grilled about mutilating a romantic rival. >> jealous girl friend. jealous girlfriends make cr

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. >> bill: joining us from austin, texas, fox news analyst karl rove. no question cruze is under siege by some republicans, why? >> well, the strategy of defunding obama care was an ad hoc strategy laid out without consulting with his fellow senators and at every step of the way, it's been sort of cobbled together on the fly. for example, the house of representatives voted to defund obama care and senator cruz that a way to go. i can't get it through the senate. i hope the house republicans will stand strong and continue to call for defending obama care -- defunding obama care. this upset the house republicans. his response was to say okay now, i'm going to filibuster it when it comes to the senate. then it was pointed out if he filibustered it it, he would be filibustering the bill that the house passed that it wouldn't be filibustering a bill that the democrats supported. he would be filibustering a bill the republicans supported. so some day -- >> bill: knows that the senate would vote it down. all of this is pretty self-effort. >> but, you know what

the app is currently being tested in salt lake city and austin, texas. it lets those lucky bastards pick up the food in the restaurant or curbside or using the drive through. drive-thru. one researcher, an actual job, says it will appeal to millenials and teenagers, aka, awful people. meanwhile, my healthy restaurant for lemurs is really taking off. >> since working on the show my hate for monkeys -- are they monkeys? >> lemurs are a kind of monkey. >> monkey and all monkey related things. they are creeping me out. back to the mcdonalds idea is it a great idea or great idea? >> normally i love anything related to mcdonalds. any innovation that brings mcdonalds closer to my face, i'm all about it. >> you are on the road and love the drive-thru at mcdone -- mcdonalds drive-thru? >> it is quick enough. mcdonalds has a short shelf life. if you order it ahead of time, like 2 minutes before your fries are past prime. >> that's a good point. >> that's why sometimes i order special things, weird things so thisy have to make it up for me. >> no salt on the fries

patrick jensen in austin, texas. i admire you for taking the moral and ethical high road of syria with the exception of israel what countries in the middle east support the sanctity of life. would the message of punishing assad be as effective on iran as uh punishing saddam? different time, different place. iran was concerned about embracing democracy and did what it could to prevent it. the bush administration didn't punish iran thereby emboldening them. from florida, why not arrest assad on international crimes and let the icc handle it? who is going to make the arrest? batman? aaron brandbury of ohio. the u.s. used chemical weapons in vietnam and it affected children. that's why we signed the chemical weapons ban. back then agent orange was used to kill foliage, not humans. you are correct that the unintended consequences did harm people. marilyn knight, selma, california. bill, urchin is not a suitable description for a child. you may have been an urchin, but my kids are not. you may need to re lax a little. deni

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