keselowski will win in texas. harvick holding on for second. >> decision getting to victory lane. >> rick: austin dillon, erik jones, ty dillon, rounding out the top five. >> good job, good job. >> rick: owners championship because brad keselowski and the situation, he can't earn points as a driver in the xfinity series, but they can for this car number earn points for the championship. brad keselowski adding to those numbers, and making a beeline for victory lane. we will be there when we return. is never easy. doing your own thing, making your own way can be pretty, well, bold. rickie fowler is redefining what it means to be a golfer. quicken loans is doing the same for mortgages. quicken loans. home buy. refi. power. official mortgage sponsor of the pga tour. two cars are traveling sin the same direction,? how long until they collide? you ready to solve it? go. woah! [buzzer sounds] go. [buzzer sounds] go. [buzzer sounds] what's the answer? i don't know. it was a lot to process quickly, right? want to meet a ca

txdot maps and at the texas border. end at the texas border. you need to understand that the border does not end at the river. and you need to understand that we need help for mexico to go into the state of texas. only go out there, we go out with our hand like this. we are important, and we need you to pay attention to us. carlos: mayor leeser, 20 years ago el paso made a name for itself by convening the court of inquiry. demanding to know why state services were not up to par along the borders. is something like that necessary at this point? mayor leeser: i don't think it is necessary. it is one of the things that we will continue to monitor, but i -- we will continue to monitor but i would not see that it is , necessary at this point. carlos: so you're not going to help us all pay for it? [laughter] mayor leeser: the court of inquiry is like the star chamber. i think we have done that once in cameron county as well. it does sell a lot of papers, by the way. carlos: at this point i would like to take questions for the -- questions from the au

kennedy was assassinated in dallas, texas 52 years ago. the president and first lady were in the lone-star state for a five- city campaign tour ahead of the 1964 general election... he was killed after bullets s struck his head d and d ck area while ding in his open limousine. police arrested lee harvey oswald shortly after the shooting... oswald himself was then shot and killed on live television two days later lukas this week will be busy for the native american community, with two big upcoming events. the first event begins monday with a town hall meeting to discuss a proposed ban on single can alcoholic beverages. this is the arrest records for public intoxication through september of this year. the plan is to address alcohol abuse, which among arrests come in about half involving native americans. another important community event this week is the march to honor lost children. on wednesday the native american community willmarch to raise awareness of the problems they have had with the foster care system. the march begins at seven thi

looking for his first texas win, only his third career win, if he can hold off the field at texas motor speedway. kevin harvick, half second back. little wiggle. v this ultimate chicken sandwich is so great. i mean, >>> you saw it on nascar nonstop. the race leader, around he goes, caution comes out. >> jeff: talking about that left rear tire rub the entire race. seemed like it wasn't that bad. obviously the car went down. >> rick: out of turn four, you can see the tire had gone down. he was trying to hang onto it. >> jeff: car wiggled, now he tries to slow it down, keep it straight. left rear comes apart. nothing he can do. once he got around backwards, all you can do is lock it down. >> rick: and hang on. they had been fighting tire rub issue on the left rear the entire race. had just come to pit road. >> jeff: it is flat there obviously. watch when it comes apart, blows the sheet metal out from the car, car literally explodes. unbelievable what that sounds like. it would scare you when that tire blows like that. marty? >> funny, he was flying sideways, said left rear is going, he kne

>> why did you move to texas? >> it seems to be america to those into. it thinks it can weather the storm. but it is texas and always will be but there are 1,000 people from california alone moving in every day more was at a meeting with a 200 ceos who have moved their companies and i said you know, why you moved your company's to texas but do your employees? have you made a point to tell then you could do longer do business in new jersey your california? no. you just moved all the employees come and say i like it but then they will go through the savings and they will fundamentally change texas. >> to expect another 9/11? >> yes i think it is only a matter of time before we are attacked. not necessarily like that my worst fears is like dublin that is where america should be worried something like that. especially with greece just ask them to remember what they felt on september 11. this is fragile. it has 15 years of taking a beating financially, morally, spirit ually, politically and to can keep doing best some little take advantage of think there are

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with fraudan issue in texas. there is a concern about that voter identification is merely meant to make sure that the ballot is delivered in a way that is an adherence to the existing rule of law. voter identification, you need that to rent a car, get on an airplane, why not to exercise the franchise? i don't think it is asking too much. the courts have suggested recently that our law needs to be addressed. they did not say it was unconstitutional, as many would argue. they just said the way it was drawn in needs to be revised to expand the ways the numbers of identification and types. senator ellis: like a student id. but there is no effort. alexa: we are running out of time, i want to get one more question in. it is clearly a modern-day poll tax. i think that opinion is well worth reading. the real issue is, do people honestly believe it was an texas doy wouldn't things like oregon and california to do automatic registration? why wouldn't we simply put more of it online. ? why wouldn't we just show it online wh

it's the one really good game that texas has played all year. wondered about oklahoma, as you see mike stoops down from the press box, celebrating. but now, kirk, you have to really rethink oklahoma as a playoff contender. why not, a one-loss team from this conference, if the sooners can take care of tcu and, as of now, unbeaten oklahoma state. >> kirk: well, they're going to move up this week in the rankings and now they start to become, we said earlier, one of the teams of all the one-loss teams, the texas loss will hurt them, if they get into the ends of the year, it's a one-loss, notre dame, who took care of texas and one-loss oklahoma, that could hurt them. but you have to remember, they beat baylor in waco. a good baylor team. they still have a chance to play tcu. they still have a chance to go out and play oklahoma state in stillwater. so, a lot of it is in front of them. and as it happened every year, teams are going to lose in front of you, if you keep winning, you're going to keep climbing. at the very least, if they're going to win ou

looking for his first texas win, only his third career win, if he can hold off the field at texas motor speedway. kevin harvick, half second back. little wiggle. v this ultimate chicken sandwich is so great. i mean, >>> you saw it on nascar nonstop. the race leader, around he goes, caution comes out. >> jeff: talking about that left rear tire rub the entire race. seemed like it wasn't that bad. obviously the car went down. >> rick: out of turn four, you can see the tire had gone down. he was trying to hang onto it. >> jeff: car wiggled, now he straight. left rear comes apart. nothing he can do. all you can do is lock it down. >> rick: and hang on. they had been fighting tire rub issue on the left rear the entire race. had just come to pit road. >> jeff: it is flat there obviously. watch when it comes apart, blows the sheet metal out from the car, car literally explodes. unbelievable what that sounds like. it would scare you when that marty? >> funny, he was flying sideways, said left rear is going, he knew exactly what was going on. kyle thought the car might have been on fire. you see

texas is now brought back into the union. there is no confederate government in texas. on june 16, frederick steele makes it very clear that texas is now under federal control. gordon granger is ordered by phil sheridan, general sheridan to write in order stating that texas was brought back into the union and to issue that order when he arrives in galveston. he arrives in the early morning of june 19. hen he arrives in galveston writes, that when he got there there was of her of the 25th corps. there are over 2000 african-american soldiers in galveston texas. in the state legislature of that younia they say 19th is a holiday because that is the day that they got the word they had been freed by the emancipation proclamation. that legislation and your state is a product of victims of the lost story. they are not telling the truth. they are giving you the impression that the negroes did nothing in texas to free themselves. it wasn't we be free or they showed up. union has been preserved and texas has been brought back in the union and the emancipation proclamation has been

my name is alexa, i'm a reporter with the texas tribune. i'm happy to welcome you to the fifth annual texas tribune festival. we're happy you've decided to spend your saturday with us and that you are here at 8:30 for our panel on unlocking the hispanic vote. we have a great set of panelists to talk to you. before i introduce them, a couple quick housekeeping things. we are going to be on here for about an hour. we'll do 40 to 45 minutes of discussion on stage then we'll open it up to q&a. there are two mics on either side of the room, i'll give you the go ahead. please have all your questions ready. we're excited to give you an opportunity to ask them. we don't ask you turn off your cell phones, we never will but please put them on vibrate. if you are going to tweet about this panel, the hashtag is "ttf." let's get started. to my left we have juan hernandez, one of the founders of the hispanic republicans of texas group which helps hispanic republicans run for office here in the state. he is a long-time political advisor to many, many folk

my father was the first black postal clerk in austin, texas. - [evan] in austin, texas? - not a letter carrier. we make that distinction. - but a postal worker. - postal worker, because whites wouldn't even deliver mail into east austin. we had black and hispanic letter carriers, but he was the first to work inside. - and they were very conscious of their obligation in passing on to your and your siblings the importance of all this stuff. i want to come back to race in a little bit, but i want to go into the administration and your work. you've done something. it's a small club that you belong to, people who've served at that level, at the cabinet level of the administration. what was it like? because most of us are never going to know. we only see it from the outside of the glass. - it was humbling beyond anything i could have imagined. i was really flattered and stunned, to some degree, when i got the call and was asked to serve. - you had known the president. - i met the president when i ran for the senate in 2002. - you'd known him. - but we bonded, ironically - he c

it's the one really good game that texas has played all year. wondered about oklahoma, as you see mike stoops down from the press box, celebrating. but now, kirk, you have to really rethink oklahoma as a playoff contender. why not, a one-loss team from this conference, if the sooners can take care of tcu and, as of now, unbeaten oklahoma state. >> kirk: well, they're going to move up this week in the rankings and now they start to become, we said earlier, one of the teams of all the one-loss teams, the texas loss will hurt them, if they get into the ends of the year, it's a one-loss, notre dame, who took care of texas and one-loss oklahoma, that could hurt them. but you have to remember, they beat baylor in waco. a good baylor team. they still have a chance to play tcu. they still have a chance to go out and play oklahoma state in stillwater. so, a lot of it is in front of them. and as it happened every year, teams are going to lose in front of you, if you keep winning, you're going to keep climbing. at the very least, if they're going to win ou

this is not really about texas. i know how easy to write off texas. there are actually 44 states with some kind of these laws on the books although far fewer decided by this case. but if this goes the wrong way, anti-choice politicians will see it as open season on abortion access and, you know, that's a history that we still remember. we've been there and this country doesn't want to go back. >> elise hoge, thank you for your perspective. we want to mention we're also reaching out to anti-abortion rights advocates and bring it to you as soon as we get it. >>> turning the other big breaking news this hour. the u.s. military calling it a significant blow to the prestige of isis. the u.s. is now quote/unquote reasonably certain an overnight air strike in syria killed the isis executioner mohammed emwazi also known as jihadi john. >> still little early but we are reasonably certain that we killed the target that we intended to kill which is jihadi john. it will take some time as it always does to be able to finally formally declare we know that we have h

president kennedy went to texas to take his program to the people. he carried the state only by a narrow margin in the election. a there was dissension over his strong civil rights program. conservative elements were critical of the administration's foreign policy. and yet the crowds that greeted the president and mrs. kennedy were friendly, enthusiastic. most newspapers described the trip as political. a it was that and more than that. speaking at dedication ceremonies for the aerospace medical health center president kennedy sought for unity amongst americans. his conviction was that the united states should be a leader. president kennedy: it is not the exclusive property of republicans or democrats. it refers instead to this nation's place in history, to the fact we do stand on the edge of a great new era. filled with both opportunity -- to be characterized by achievement and by challenge. it is an area which calls for action. and to the best efforts of all those who would test the unknown and the uncertain in and re--- in every stage of human end

in a letter to both the texas health and human services commission and the texas department of public safety, governor abbott called for local volunteer groups to stop efforts to resettle syrians. "we know that we have information that these charity groups simply don't have."in an interview today with fox news abbott defended his position."it's essential that this country get in control both of our border as well as know exactly who these syrian refugees are, know whether or not they are connected to isis. we know for a fact from arrests we have made here in texas that some are connected with isis." but protestors vowed to fight the movement to bar syrians fleeing their war-torn country. "we can't resort to the sort of dangerous thinking that refugees are somehow going to be dangerous to us or that 3 still to come, confidence in chipotle mexican grill restaurants has fallen after an e-coli outbreak in six states. 3 we'll tell you what health officials at the center for disease control is saying about the foodborne illness. 3 hello. i'm mark hyman.in the spring of 1980, the cuban econo

"we shouldn't beat texas, probably," said rhoads. "we shouldn't beat texas probably. every kid that they recruit, if i go recruit him, i'm not going to get him. but we did [win]. and we have twice. because the program's moving in the right direction. i've got great coaches, and i've got unbelievable players that care, that play for passion in the cardinal and gold jerseys that iowa state rushed for 238 yards against texas - and has averaged 225 yards per game their last 6 outings. a key part of the offensive line opening those holes - is former cherokee standout brock dagel. dagel, a three-year starter for the cyclones, went through season-ending knee surgery last year. but he - like the entire team - is savoring the big win over texas. "it means so much," said dagel. "it's been a long time coming, and it was just a big team win. it's awesome." "we just focused on our preparation, and just focused on beating texas, honestly. nothing much you could do, really." iowa state is now 2-3 in the big 12. the cyclones are on the road at oklahoma on saturday. iowa is still unde

definitely a texas thing. he had it rigged out and driving and shooting deer on the ranch, sounds like a lot of fun. kennedy: oh, willie. great guy. coming up everyone's favorite socialist bernie sanders playing the bongos. how you cannot wait to see that? >>> a defense attorney releases an ad that is so amazing, you may move to texas and break laws to hire them. another "topical storm," that is next. >> detect the war hawk. >> you a loved one have been arrested. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business...

it's the one really good game that texas has played all year. wondered about oklahoma, as you see mike stoops down from the press box, celebrating. but now, kirk, you have to ally rethink oklahoma as a playoff contender. why not, a one-loss team from this conference, if the sooners can take care of tcu and, as of now, unbeaten oklahoma state. >> kirk: well, they're going to move up this week in the rankingsnd now they start to become, we said earlier, one of the teams of all the onloss teams, the texas loss will hurt them, if they get i into the ends of the year, it's a one-loss, notre dame, who took care of texas and one-loss oklahoma, that could hurt them. but you have to remember, they beat baylor in waco. a good baylor team. they still have a chance to play tcu. they still have a chance to go stillwater. so, a lot of it is in front of them. and as it happened every year, teams are going to lose in front of you, if you keep winning, you're going to keep climbing. at the very least, if they're going to win out, they're going sure. >> baylor, w

and so then i asked him a question people from texas always ask which is how did you get to texas. and he said, my family was in camp. and i think they could back to school at the time, not so good now, i said, well, church camp? [laughter] and he said not exactly. and over the course of our long relationship he explained to me that he and his family were in the crystal city and chairman camp. so i always knew even from 18 years old about the can. i knew the existence but it was something that was in the back of my mind. after learned that alan had died i decided to take this on. i was very sorry that i've not gotten more information about the can. and so i dug down and dug deep. almost all of you know about the executive order 966 in which one in 20,000 japanese, two-thirds americans, were in relocation camps. this is a very beautiful photograph of a very famous photographer of one of the characters in my book being rounded up on the streets of san francisco. the little girl holding the doll is standing next to her mother. you can see the army of people putting them on the bus. th

hensarling of texas. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 45 seconds. mr. hensarling: i thank the gentleman for yielding. transportation ought to be funded out of transportation fees. it shouldn't be funded out of the functional equivalent of a bank account tax. it should not be funded on the backs of home buyers or particularly those taxpayers who are forced to back stop fannie and freddie. if we're ever going to have a sustainable housing finance system in americaing the guarantee fees cannot be diverted. i want to thank the gentleman from texas, i want to thank the gentleman from michigan, no, they didn't come up with the perfect solution. but it is far superior than this bank account tax and really this home buyer tax. it makes no sense whatsoever so i urge the entire house to adopt the neugebauer amendment and get rid of this terrible idea from the senate. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the question is on he amendment the chair: thaped. he ayes have it. recorded vote. pursuant

texas, a solidly red state. if you're a democrat on a statewide basis, you know your primary vote is not particularly relevant because it's going to be determined by republicans in their primary vote, right? if you're a republican, you know you're going to win and your candidates in your mine are relatively the same, why vote? what that leaves is a disstild component of the republican party primary voter that happens to be more of a strident tone, a libertarian minded further to the right, and that's where we end up. that only creates more impetus for folks not to vote because we elect candidates who are very conservative. sometimes more conservative outside the mainstream. and that alienates folks that would otherwise come to the polls. to touch on your argument we have a voter identification law, it's one of the strongest in the country, we -- i believe, as a republican -- i think most republicans agree -- we do have to balance the need to bring people to the polls with this concern about fraud. the common man

in the state of texas, they have responded -- the state of texas has responded by tengion to go through an emergency process to license these facilities, even of these facilities have an open for more than a year and it doesn't appear this is in response to any sort of childcare issue. so we have joined other advocates around the country, 140 organizations, and social workers and legal professionals in writing a letter to the texas department of -- family and protective services saying that this is, you know, not in the best interest of children. we have also filed suit with the state of texas saying that there was no reason for them to issue we havey licenses, and actually won a temporary restraining order and will be in fort again next week to -- the next step in that process. essentially, we're arguing that groups like ours another child welfare organizations should have the ability to weigh in on this process, and that the know, this is happening to appease corrections corporation of america and the geo group -- amy: these private prison corporations. >> yes, they're tending to lice

definitely a texas thing. he had it rigged out and driving and shooting deer on the ranch, sounds like a lot of fun. kennedy: oh, willie. great guy. coming up everyone's favorite socialist bernie sanders playing the bongos. how you cannot wait to see that? >>> a defense attorney releases an ad that is so amazing, you may move to texas and break laws to hire them. another "topical storm," that is next. is next. >> usaa makes me feel like i'm a car buying expert in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. if i buy a car through usaa, i know i'm getting a fair price. we realized, okay, this not only could be convenient, we could save a lot of money. i was like, wow, if i could save this much, then i could actually maybe upgrade a little bit. and it was just easy. usaa, they just really make sure that you're well taken care of. usaa car buying service. powered by truecar. online and on the usaa app. . kennedy: all right, it's that feeling you get when you jump onto a bean bag chair, it pops open and

it's the one really good game that texas has played all year. wondered about oklahoma, as you see mike stoops down from the press box, celebrating. but now, kirk, you have to really rethink oklahoma as a playoff contender. why not, a one-loss team from this conference, if the sooners can take care of tcu and, as of now, unbeaten oklahoma state. >> kirk: well, they're going to move up this week in the rankings and now they start to become, we said earlier, one of the teams of all the one-loss teams, the texas loss will hurt them, if they get into the ends of the year, it's a one-loss, notre dame, who took care of texas and one-loss oklahoma, that could hurt them. but you have to remember, they beat baylor in waco. a good baylor team. they still have a chance to play tcu. they still have a chance to go out and play oklahoma state in stillwater. so, a lot of it is in f fnt of them. and as it happened every year, teams are going to lose in front of you, if you keep winning, you're going to keep climbing. at the very least, if they're going to win ou

it's the one really good game that texas has played all year. wondered about oklahoma, as you see mike stoops down from the press box, celebrating. but now, kirk, you have to really rethink oklahoma as a playoff contender. why not, a one-loss team from this conference, if the sooners can take care of tcu and, as of now, unbeaten oklahoma state. >> kirk: well, they're going to move up this week in the rankings and now they start to become, we said earlier, one of the teams of all the one-loss teams, the texas loss will hurt them, if they get into the ends of the year, it's a one-loss, notre dame, who took care of texas and one-loss oklahoma, that could hurt them. but you have to remember, they beat baylor in waco. a good baylor team. they still have a chance to play tcu. they still have a chance to go out and play oklahoma state in stillwater. so, a lot of it is in front of them. and as it happened every year, teams are going to lose in front of you, if you keep winning, you're going to keep climbing. at the very least, if they're going to win ou

pedro rojas desde texas tiene diferentes el acceso a la polÉmica creada por esto. pedro: los oficiales desaparece texas al parecer estÁn identificando incorrectamente los hispanos como blancos durante retenciones de trÁfico. asÍ lo afirma un reporte divulgado por una estaciÓn de televisiÓn tejana que expuso cifras oficiales suministradas por el gobierno del estado. para esta profesora de criminologÍa se trata de un fenÓmeno popular que va mucho mÁs allá del racismo. profesora: uno se vea bien moreno lo mira con reveses y alguien mira al mÁs clarito con ojos azules lo ve, su preferencia. reportero: se indicÓ que dar a entender o insinuar perfil racial sin pruebas concretas es algo que empaÑa la reputaciÓn de los hombres y mujeres vinculados al departamento de seguridad texas. profesora: cÓmo no vamos a esperar que personas tambiÉn del gobierno sean racistas?es parte de todo nuestra sociedad. reportero: el nÚmero de conductores hispanos detenidos aumentÓ a 351.000 en 2014 comparados con los cientos 8000 en 2010.. profesora: estamos tan mezclados todo

in texas, especially. whether it is a white man problem of hair when these days, it doesn't matter as long as we get here. let these people go. don't send them to jail for three or four years for talking back when they are high or stoned out there. people roam when they get on pills and they get thrown in jail and their lives are messed up. >> definitely we really have to push for drug treatment. i'm very concerned about that. in many of the communities experiencing the heroine crisis, if there are not enough drug treatment beds, what happens? people continue in their addiction and that's connected to crime, they start committing crimes in order to get drugs. until we really go about this from every front, looking at the health, looking at education, looking at housing and unemployment, we will continue to have this problem. host: republican line, springfield, virginia, you are on the air with congresswoman bass. caller: i was going to reference the ad earlier that was officers notut wanting to get involve

. >> now to texas. there is a trail of destruction after a powerful storm ripped through parts of the state, flood waters rush into homes and swept off cars. residents have suffered thousands of dollars in damage. today, we learned that several lives have been loss in the storm. >> the central part of the state have been with particular hard with torrential rain. we have more on this severe weather in texas including reports of possible tornados in the area. >> at least two people were hurt after a possible tornado that hit early this morning in houston. according to officials on the ground, it happened in southern harris county. you can see from the video the winds were so stlong it tossed trailers and mobile homes around like toys. >> widespread power outages in the region have been reported. in the austin area, flood waters from the rising onion creek are a haunting reminder how much damage water can cause. folks here are building from a devastating flood two years ago. >> i am trying to talk to diff

they let off some steam as they rolled texas to the tune of 24 zip. it was their first home win over the longhorns ever and just their second in program history. it cap a week in which they parted ways with a order back and after snapping the losing streak, they celebrated. >> we should not eat texas, probably. every kid they recruit, if i go recruit them, i'm not going to get them. but we did. the program is moving in the right direction. i've got great coaches and and play with passion in the cardinals jerseys they wear. scott: the polls came out today and iowa is at number 10 nationally, but the one number that counts is zero, as in zero losses. the hawkeyes are getting major attention, but don't tell them that. >> our goal the first week was to win the game and ever since then, it's win the next game. we are trying to keep it as simple as that. there are no style points and when you win, it's you to fall. it is about as some was that. >> you can't focus on the outside noise and people telling us who we are playing. we have indiana next, and that's

it's the one really good game that texas has played all year. wondered about oklahoma, as you see mike stoops down from the press box, celebrating. but now, kirk, you have to really rethink oklahoma as a playoff contender. why not, a one-loss team from this conference, if the sooners can take care of tcu and, as of now, unbeaten oklahoma state. >> kirk: well, they're going to move up this week in the rankings and now they start to become, we said earlier, one of the teams of all the one-loss teams, the texas loss will hurt them, if they get into the ends notre dame, who took care of texas and one-loss oklahoma, that could hurt them. but you have to remember, they beat baylor in waco. a good baylor team. they still have a chance to play tcu. they still have a chance to go out and play oklahoma state in stillwater. so, a lot of it is in front of them. and as it happened every year, teams are going to lose in front of you, if you keep winning, you're going to keep climbing. at the very least, if they're going to win out, they're going to be in the

everything went wrong against texas. you wonder, what's going on? sterling shepard told me, they had a players only meeting, a team meet egg, they told the coaches, hey, we have to start practicing faster with more urgency, playing faster. and this team still has a lot to play for at that point, but we wondered, kirk, with the last four games, they were blasting people, but how much of that was level of competition, how good was this team. we're finding out tonight. >> kirk: it was only fair to look at how much they had improved from texas and to wonder, you're right, is it because they're playing texas tech and kansas and some of the others? or, is it because they've actually improved? i think tonight, especially on the offense, from where they were that night that they played in dallas, to where they are now, it's a totally different feel and different-looking team. >> chris: in the big 12, it was going to be about the stretch run, and storming in norman, we're calling it. tcu coming calling. ugly win over kansas today. we certainly hope trevone b

it's the one really good game that texas has played all year. wondered about oklahoma, as you see mike stoops down from the press box, celebrating. but now, kirk, you have to really rethink oklahoma as a playoff contender. why not, a one-loss team from this conference, if the sooners can take care of tcu and, as of now, unbeaten oklahoma state. >> kirk: well, they're going to move up this week in the rankings and now they start to become, we said earlier, one of the teams of all the one-loss teams, the texas loss will hurt them, if they get into the ends of the year, it's a one-loss, notre dame, who took care of texas and one-loss oklahoma, that could hurt them. but you have to remember, they beat baylor in waco. a good baylor team. they still have a chance to play tcu. they still have a chance to go out and play oklahoma state in stillwater. so, a lot of it is in front of them. and as it happened every year, teams are going to lose in front of you, if you keep winning, you're going to keep climbing. at the very least, if they're going to win ou

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daley, who makes a move and gets all the way down to the texas 2-yard line. next, play, the handoff to freshman mike warren - 157 yards and a touchdown for warren on the day. iowa state leads 7-nothing after one quarter. the cyclone defense held texas to under 100 yards of total offense in the first half. jordan harris with the interception and the cyclones pitched a first half shutout. end of the half, cole netten boots a 27-yard field goal. iowa state led 10- nothing at the half. second half - lanning - to daley again - 19 yard touchdown - iowa state's losing streak is over - the cyclones shut out texas, 24-0. iowa, 7-0 and ranked 10th - hosting maryland. but today it was about the rushing attack - leshun daniels is back - he kicks things off with a touchdown run in the first quarter to make it 7-0 iowa. then in the second quarter - akrum wadley adds an 11 yard rushing touchdown - iowa's up 14-nothing - the hawkeyes were actually on the ground, 167-111. but iowa gets three rushing scores - and three interceptions - desmond king ties for the f-b-s lead in th

here's a picture of a tornado warmed storm in texas today. the stormcast hd shows the cold front moving away from us, ushering in cool but quieter weather. your forecast for tonight is for a low of 33 and partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, expect a high of 52 and a slight chance of light rain in the afternoon and/or evening. many of us will stay dry. the 7- day forecast shwos highs in the 50s and 60s. another system could bring showers next wednesday and thursday. the various computer models don't agree on this system, though, so stay tuned! fred: tim: jenna: (tim) (fred) you bet. tim: would expect post- front, at 15 to 25 miles per hour. you can see the front very clearly on the national temperature map, and the system produced snow in north dakota and some severe weather in texas. here's a picture of a tornado warmed storm in texas today. the stormcast hd shows the cold front moving away from us, ushering in cool but quieter weather. your forecast for tonight is for a low cloudy skies. tomorrow, expect a high of 52 and a slight chance of light

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i grew up in texas, but not a part of texas that is really western. -- fromi say i am texas texas, people immediately think cowboys. , thank you forn joining us. announcer: you are watching american history tv. or the eight hours of programming every weekend on onpan three. follow us twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. each week, american history tv reel america help brings context. cummington story shows how a community gradually accepted and integrated refugees during a postwar crisis when millions were uprooted and homeless. >> i had heard of it these refugees at a conference for ministers. they needed a place to live. my church had a house standing vacant. and i had an idea. perhaps the refugees could have found another place to live. undoubtedly the good people of cummington would have preferred it that way. but then, that's what gave me the idea. almost before i had begun my theon, i looked down to see refugees filing in. i was moved, because i knew they came from many different churches and denominations. i took it as a gesture to me

. >> they are combing the floors of the texas book depository building to find assassin. >> did you shoot the president? >> i'm just a patsy. >> oswald has been fired at point blank range, fired into his stomach. >> police are working on the assumption that oswald's murder was to shut him up. >> elements of the central intelligence agency killed john kennedy. >> a story that has been suppressed. witnesses have been killed. we have a right to know who killed our president and why he died. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in dallas, preparations were already underway for extraordinary police protection when the president should arrive. >> do you anticipate any trouble on the president's arrival? >> because of what has happened here previously we would be foolish, i think, not to anticipate some trouble. i don't -- really i don't anticipate any violence. >> here comes air force number one, the president's plane now touching down. there is mrs. kennedy, and the crowd yells. and the president of the united states. >> looking at how things actually went, it wasn't just a trip to dallas, it was a political trip

clay's compromise rejected texas texas would not be part of the union. now, he had to satisfy the southerners. he did so not by recognizing texas but by granting letting it be and granting all the privileges of statehood. he opened the borders and people go back and forth just like they would in any other state line. texas was not a slave state or free state, it was nothing. as with all other state compromises, the compromise in 1836 had nothing to do with slavery, it had to be with preserving the union by extending the peaceful existence and integrity of the union, clay was now able to put -- translate his dream into action. his dream was economic and social scheme, in american history. in transfer with john boehner that couldn't work with one president that he didn't like, clay worked with ten different presidents, many of them bitter political foes and with feuding states across the nation to bring all these feuding entities, federal and state officials together to make the u.s. the world's most prosperous nation, to fulfill his dream. under clay's le

the gentleman from texas has 30 seconds remaining. the chair: the gentlewoman from invited to close. he chair: the gentleman from texas has 0 seconds. . an auto dealer wants to provide great service and loan vehicles to their customers can drop their kids off at school and run errands. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from texas. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 14 printed in part b of house report 114-326. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. kinzinger: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 14 printed in house report 114-326, offered by mr. kinzinger of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 512, the gentleman from illinois, mr. kinzinger, and a member opposed each will

but as with texas and missouri to texas statehood would have given the majority in congress and also might have provoked mexico to declare war so they have to work out another compromise, more complicated this time. any compromise had to maintain the senate parity between slave states and the priest will states to keep them all in the union and also to avoid war with mexico which claimed texas as its own and haven't recognized texas independence so the compromise immediately rejected the annexation of texas which qualified mexico and the northern abolitionists who wouldn't be part of the union. now he had to satisfy the southerners. he did so not by recognizing texas that by granting texas and leading it letting it be in the statehood. he opened up the borders and people would go back and forth just as they would in any other state line. it wasn't a free state. it was nothing. it had nothing to do with slavery but with preserving the union at the peaceful existence in the union and they were now able to push his dream into action. his dream was the most grandiose economic social sche

"texas senator ted tim seaman on this week in siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." jessica rae: and don't forget we keep you informed every sunday morning at 9 ... with "this week in siouxland". tim seaman brings you the latest on federal, state and local politics. you can also watch episodes on our website, siouxland matters dot com, by clicking on the "this week in siouxland" tab. jessica rae: two new national polls suggest voters prefer change over political experience. donald trump now has a double-digit lead over ben carson in the republican presidential race. trump leads carson 32-percent to 22-percent... in a new poll by the washington post and a-b-c news. trump leads the carson 28- percent to 18- percent... in a new fox news poll. the two are trailed by florida senator marco rubio... texas senator ted cruz and former florida governor jeb bush. jessica rae: and speaking of donald trump... he appeared on a- b-c's this week with george stephanopoulos... and clarified his answers to a r

he was asking about voting in texas. the lieutenant governor said he does not think texas needs to make it easier to vote. he said, "if people do not show up and vote, they are either happy or they don't care." is there anyone on this panel that agrees to that approach to get more hispanic voters out? >> let me interject real quick. good morning. no, i don't think that should be the premise. what we have done, at least in my office, we have been reaching out to campuses. there's a generational gap in voting right now. you have a lot of first-time voters that are very cynical. they don't trust -- that is the word i'm getting not just from hispanics. everybody across the board. i think we have to focus on how we can get the hispanic vote. i think it's somewhat disingenuous. my role is to get everybody's vote out. i think it is great being nonpartisan now. i think if you go back to mr. trump, i agree with what the panel said. he is not a republican. he may be an independent. i think what is somewhat concerning aside from th

a texas man is accused in a deadly camp fight attack. those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. >>> the dallas morning news reports on the arrest of a suspect in the killing of six people at a texas campsite. a dallas area couple and a young child are among the victims t. sheriff says the bodies were found in rural anderson countery about 100 miles southeast of dallas. authorities have not revealed the possible motive. "people" magazine reports charlie sheen will announce today that he has hiv. the 50-year-old actor plans to reveal his diagnosis later this morning. the magazine says sheen could face lawsuits from past partners. >>> and the salt lake tribune judge removed himself from the case in which he ordered a foster child taken away from a lesbian couple. last week judge scott johanneson "late show" stephen colbert in support of the paris attack victims. tis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel