incident on the way to texas, the rig pulling the hauler got in an accident. they had to get another rig to be able to pull that. we see the race lead going back to kyle larson. not seeing as much white smoke behind the 42 this time, a little as they exit turns. kyle larson and that tire rub may have gone away early this run. >> steve: manage the way he is driving the car. we talked about he had to follow that white line around the corner. puts tremendous force into the tires. that made him rub the quarter panel that much harder. he is running by himself, doesn't have to push. let the car go where it wants. doesn't have to pinch it off like he does when they're alongside. >> steve: they work at that strategy, gain some distance back. kevin harvick trying to stay close enough to attack with 30 laps to go. >> rick: kyle larson's best finish at texas is third. one of the things we talked about with young drivers moved up to the cup early, kyle larson may be a perfect example of that. kyle larson in the xfinity series, kyle larson has only one two races, and already now one of the cup supers

you have to connect. >> i would reverse the question a little bit. in texas, we have such a low voting participation. what state in the country that is predominantly -- we are fourth. have we done things that make it more difficult to vote? have we done things that make it more difficult for people to vote? carlos: people want to vote, aside from online -- let's go back. i don't know a lot of folks that have more than two weeks to vote. a different mobile voting site, different locations, whether it is a school, a church, whatever. we are given two weeks. can you get more? absolutely. will that increase put her participation? i don't know. -- voter participation? i don't know. today, about 50% of all votes cast for an election are done during early voting. the numbers go up significantly. they are about the same. the generational gap i spoke about a few minutes ago, there is a general arsenal -- generational gap between first and second time voters and their parents. i equated to this that if your abouts weren't religious going to church every saturday or sunday, there is a stro

to texas, the rig pulling the hauler got in an accident. they had to get another rig to be able to pull that. we see the race lead going back to kyle larson. not seeing as much white smoke behind the 42 this time, a little as they exit turns. kyle larson and that tire rub may have gone away early this run. >> steve: manage the way he is driving the car. we talked about he had to follow corner. puts tremendous force into the tires. that made him rub the quarter panel that much harder. he is running by himself, doesn't have to push. let the car go where it wants. doesn't have to pinch it off like he does when they're alongside. >> steve: they work at that strategy, gain some distance back. kevin harvick trying to stay close enough to attack with 30 laps to go. >> rick: kyle larson's best finish at texas is third. one of the things we talked about with young drivers moved up to the cup early, kyle larson that. kyle larson in the xfinity series, kyle larson has only one two races, and already now one of the cup superstars. still yet to find a win in the cup series, was he moved up too

incident on the way to texas, the rig pulling the hauler got in an accident. they had to get another rig to be able to pull that. we see the race lead going back to kyle larson. not seeing as much white smoke behind the 42 this time, a little as they exit turns. kyle larson and that tire rub may have gone away early this run. >> steve: manage the way he is driving the car. we talked about he had to follow that white line around the corner. puts tremendous force into the tires. that made him rub the quarter panel that much harder. he is running by himself, doesn't have to push. let the car go where it wants. doesn't have to pinch it off like he does when they're alongside. >> steve: they work at that strategy, gain some distance back. kevin harvick trying to stay close enough to attack with 30 laps to go. >> rick: kyle larson's best finish at texas is third. one of the things we talked about with young drivers moved up to the cup early, kyle larson may be a perfect example of that. kyle larson in the xfinity series, kyle larson has only one two races, and already now one of the cup su

>> good morning. on behalf of the texas tribune i am happy to welcome you to a panel called "border reality check." we are scheduled to talk for about an hour. the last 15 minutes will be reserved to questions from the audience. i will remind you that the hashtag for this event is #ptf. in the interest of time, i ask you to look at your programs for bios of the gentlemen. i will introduce them by name. oscar leeser ruben villarreal -- thank you, gentlemen, for joining us. [applause] >> i would like to ask, in relation to the $800 million border security package, is that a blessing or a curse? >> two things, it is a curse because of the publicity with the national guard and that $800 million to protect the border, it gives the impression that the border is unsafe, which is not . when we go to recruit industry we are doing it from the economic development standpoint. it has created a problem for us. the first question people ask is, what about security in that area? the border security issue is bad from a political standpoint. it does have a positive standpoint, and there is some mone

with sports - and what a huge win for iowa state last night. (mark) the cyclones - beating texas at home for the first time ever. we've got reaction from head coach paul rhoads and former plus - iowa is 8-0. hear from the hawkeyes coming up turned into one of the most gratifying wins in recent memory for iowa state. with a new offensive coordinator, and a new quarterback - the cyclones scored their first-ever win over texas at home. in all aspects of the game. sophomore q-b joel lanning won his first career start - throwing for 188 yards and a touchdown. but the defense was huge - holding texas to 204 total yards, the third fewest yards allowed in a big 12 game in program history. it's the first shutout for iowa state since 2013. head coach paul rhoads after the win - pure emotion. "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 playe

-minute, color film of president kennedy's fateful trip to texas in november 1963. ♪ >> president john f. kennedy departed washington on november 21, 1963. on saturday morning november 23, his body was returned to the white house. this is a filmed record of that two-day period. president kennedy went to texas to take his program to the people. he had carried the state only by a narrow margin in the election. 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: for more than three years, i have spoken about the new frontier. it is not the exclusive property of republicans or democrats. it refers instead to this nation's place in

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... president john f. 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 thirty wednesday morning at the war e

, lyndon johnson, ernest hemingway. >> lyndon johnson takes jfk on a deer hunt in texas and has two different endings, you got to decide which one you believe, whether it was the kennedy version. so cool. one of my favorite stories. he had his cadillac rigged out so he could deer hunt. 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

doubt. this whole offense is -- has done such a remarkable job since the game in texas against the longhorns, where they lost, and had a miserable day offensively. >> chris: i'm wondering, they couldn't find a scholarship for him in lubbock? i'm just saying. chris platt gets the edge and gets knocked down at the 30 yard line. so, baylor's got to show serious urgency. over on espn tonight, after the what sio washington state/ucla game, stick around for "sportscenter" at night to recap another eventful saturday in college football. that's "sportscenter" at night after washington state/ucla. >> kirk: baylor can score in a hurry. and that's exactly what it's going to take right here from stidham and this group of wide receivers, to make some big plays. something that's been tough to do against this sooner secondary. >> chris: stidham. down field. intercepted. tried to take a shot. ahmad thomas came across and made the catch. and that might do it for oklahoma. this secondary, given so much abuse and grief, so embarrassed at the last two meetings. how sweet is this celebration? >> kirk:

job since the game in texas against the longhorns, where they lost, and had a miserable day offensively. >> chris: i'm wondering, they couldn't find a scholarship for him in lubbock? i'm just saying. chris platt gets the edge and line. urgency. what sioux washington state/ucla game, stick around for "sportscenter" at night to recap another football. that's "sportscenter" at night after washington state/ucla. >> kirk: baylor can score in a hurry. and that's exactly what it's going to take right here from stidham and this group of wide plays. something that's been tough to do against this sooner secondary. >> chris: stidham. down field. intercepted. tried to take a shot. ahmad thomas came across and made the catch. and that might do it for oklahoma. this secondary, given so much abuse and grief, so embarrassed at the last two meetings. how sweet is this celebration? >> kirk: it's an amazing way to potentially wrap this up. credit. he's taken so much heat in norman for the way his defenses have performed in some of the bigger games. giving up a lot of points and plays. they put

have a two sided law and where i live in texas just outside of dallas, at the city council just voted and it was five / four decision in almost passed we all the respect america and texas lot. that's it that almost did not pass. there is a muslim community there and some of them are muslim brotherhood and they are setting up their own counsel to work with the people in their religion as are berson of sharia law. no. we don't have sharia law we cannot have to separate was it does not work in america that is not who we are. >> host: your new home state of texas, is that any event that muhammed contest? >> should that have happened ? i am not a fan i'm not doing a cartoon contest. i am ultimate freedom type of guy. i believe we have a right to do things but should we? know. he is trying to prove a point you can get killed i think we all know that. i think the push back on her but i did not attend but you have the right to do that we probably shouldn't. that being said i respect the fact there are some things we'd better wake up to and i think that is the altman goal was to say wake up am

of at. the chair: the gentleman from texas, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the yasm texas. mr. burgess: this amendment is to security government reforms nd we are able to exercise oversight and we want to make things hat with we be for ager life of cars and longer period of time. i will extends the sometime fer time. the ded the bipartisan for levels to ovideded advance work. this is and important amendment. and i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. ms. schakowsky: i clail time in opposition. y reducing oppositions, miss amendment is making impossible for the administration to carry out its administration and in cuts funding and the amendment requires more recording for the resources for admissions to save lives and save lives. average age of cars on is years.a-half this amendment requires manufacturers to keep record for 5 years and and the recent recall that were more than 10 g.m. ld, and affected cars would have to pay. replicats for standards cars . and they lovent look like a car that was made 25 years ago. these cars quo be

a texas dissension does detention center has reportedly spread. last week, 27 women confined at the for-profit t. don hutto facility in austin began refusing meals, demanding an end to mistreatment and their immediate release. most are asylum seekers from central america, which has seen a surge in migrants fleeing violence and abuse. in letters released along with their action, women detainees said they've faced threats of deportation, transfer, and disciplinary action, as well as unjustified surveillance. one wrote, "i'm dying of desperation from this injustice, from this cruelty." immigration officials have denied that the hunger strike is even taking place. but at least one immigrant detainee reached by democracy now! says she was transferred out of this facility in retaliation for her involvement. francisca morales macÍas, a mexican domestic abuse survivor who has been held for seven months, was moved to the mostly male south texas detention complex on monday. democracy now's amy littlefield spoke to morales by phone and asked her why she and other women decided to go on hunger

women's movement and as you just heard assorted political scandals in texas of which there are noand. and a lot of wheeler dealer scandals and conspiracy theories. i like intellectual and emotional intimacy of interviewing people face-to-fa face-to-face, upholding the space for other people's story. i like the silence in between the talking in interviews as it gives me a chance to reflect. the second thing that has always been for my work is the subject articulated in the biblical book of job that confronts the universal question, why do good people suffer? in fact why do all of us suffer? good or evil. how can the suffering be endured, and more than that, the path to transport with resilience and grace. in 2010 when i started "the train to crystal city" and byway crystal city is not a metro stop in my book, but a small town in texas. it was, i begin interviewing child survivors of the internment camp who are now in their 80s and '90s. to take something from the past, most of it largely unknown and to explore it with living characters, survivors, seem to me at impossiblimpossibl e pr

in texas against the longhorns, where they lost, and had a miserable day offensively. >> chris: i'm wondering, they couldn't find a scholarship for him in lubbock? i'm just saying. chris platt gets the edge and gets knocked down at the 30 yard line. so, baylor's got to show serious urgency. over on espn tonight, after the what sio washington state/ucla game, stick around for "sportscenter" at night to recap another eventful saturday in college football. that's "sportscenter" at night after washington state/ucla. >> kirk: baylor can score in a hurry. and that's exactly what it's going to take right here from stidham and this group of wide receivers, to make some big plays. something that's been tough to do against this sooner secondary. >> chris: stidham. down field. intercepted. tried to take a shot. ahmad thomas came across and made the catch. and that might do it for oklahoma. this secondary, given so much abuse and grief, so embarrassed at the last two meetings. how sweet is this celebration? >> kirk: it's an amazing way to potentially wrap this up. mike stoops deserves a ton of

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he wanted there. the next compromise came three years later in 1836 after texas rebelled and declared independence from mÉxico and it applied to be anexed. texas statehood would have given majority in congress. it might have provoked mÉxico to declare war in the united states. clay had to work out another compromise more complicated this time. any compromise had to maintain senate to keep them all in the union. and also avoid war with mÉxico which claimed texas had its own and had not recognized texas independence. 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 un

game in texas against the longhorns, where they lost, and had a miserable day offensively. >> chris: i'm wondering, they i'm just saying. chris platt gets the edge and gets knocked down at the 30 yard line. so, baylor's got to show serious urgency. over on espn tonight, after the what sioux washington state/ucla game, stick around for "sportscenter" at night to recap another eventful saturday in college football. that's "sportscenter" at night after washington state/ucla. >> kirk: baylor can score in a hurry. and that's exactly what it's going to take right here from stidham and this group of wide receivers, to make some big plays. something that's been tough to do against this sooner secondary. >> chris: stidham. down field. intercepted. tried to take a shot. ahmad thomas came across and made the catch. and that might do it for oklahoma. this secondary, given so much at the last two meetings. how sweet is this celebration? >> kirk: it's an amazing way to potentially wrap this up. credit. he's taken so much heat in norman for the way his defenses bigger games. plays. they put a plan

, improving the quality of life within our community. also by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. - i'm evan smith. he's a former texas secretary of state and former dallas mayor who served as the united states trade representative in president barak obama's first term. he's ambassador ron kirk. this is overheard. (upbeat music) let's be honest. so is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having being taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? i don't mean to say that he'd made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you going to run for president? i think i just got an f from you. (upbeat music) mr. ambassador, welcome. - i'm thrilled to be here. thanks for letting me come home. - very nice to see you again, sir. - thanks for letting me come in this building. you know, i've been by here millions of times. i don't think i've been here in years

such a remarkable job since the game in texas against the longhorns, where they lost, and had a miserable day offensively. >> chris: i'm wondering, they i'm just saying. chris platt gets the edge and line. urgency. what sioux washington state/ucla game, stick around for "sportscenter" at night to recap another eventful saturday in college football. that's "sportscenter" at night after washington state/ucla. >> kirk: baylor can score in a hurry. and that's exactly what it's going to take right here from stidham and this group of wide receivers, to make some big plays. something that's been tough to do against this sooner secondary. >> chris: stidham. down field. intercepted. tried to take a shot. ahmad thomas came across and made the catch. and that might do it for oklahoma. abuse and grief, so embarrassed at the last two meetings. how sweet is this celebration? >> kirk: it's an amazing way to potentially wrap this up. credit. he's taken so much heat in norman for the way his defenses have performed in some of the bigger games. giving up a lot of points and plays. they put a plan

. this whole offense is -- has done such a remarkable job since the game in texas against the longhorns, where they lost, and had a miserable day offensively. >> chris: i'm wondering, they couldn't find a scholarship for him in lubbock? i'm just saying. chris platt gets the edge and gets knocked down at the 30 yard line. so, baylor's got to show serious urgency. over on espn tonight, after the what sioux washington state/ucla game, stick around for "sportscenter" at nht to rerecap another eventful saturday in college football. that's "sportscenter" at night after washington state/ucla. >> kirk: baylor can score in a hurry. and that's exactly what it's going to take right here from stidham and this group of wide receivers, to make some big plays. something that's been tough to do against this sooner secondary. >> chris: stidham. down field. intercepted. tried to take a shot. ahmad thomas came across and made the catch. and that might do it for oklahoma. this secondary, given so much abuse and grief, so embarrassed at the last two meetings. how sweet is this celebration? >> kirk

at who gotten rid of first, is the darker skinned officers. banks has this idea of a texas expedition where he wants to go down the red river in the spring of 1963 and go into texas, but by the general in chief, says no, you need to help the operations against vicksburg. go -- i want you to attack fort hudson, in louisiana not far from baton rouge. i we -- i want you to attack there. your main purpose is to stop the from going todson vicksburg to reinforce the garrison there. keep them detained there. the assault on port hudson on may 27, 1863 is led by captain andre cal you. he was so highly confident that banks did not want to get rid of him. however, in his own words, he in america.kest man he would leave this assault on port hudson. their performance was such, their gallantry was such that the rebels could not reinforce at vicksburg. though you might say on a tactical level this was a failure, on a strategic level it was a success. this is a very important success. often we analyze military operations on a single level. there can be tactical victories that don't result in strategi

whole offense is -- has done such a remarkable job since the game in texas against the longhorns, where they lost, and had a miserable day offensively. >> chris: i'm wondering, they couldn't find a scholarship for him in lubbock? i'm just saying. chris platt gets the edge and gets knocked down at the 30 yard line. so, baylor's got to show serious urgency. over on espn tonight, after the what sioux washington state/ucla game, stick around for "sportscenter" at night to recap another eventful saturday in college football. that's "sportscenter" at night after washington state/ucla. >> kirk: baylor can score in a hurry. and that's exactly what it's going to take right here from stidham and this group of wide receivers, to make some big plays. something that's been tough to do against this sooner secondary. >> chris: stidham. down field. intercepted. tried to take a shot. ahmad thomas came across and and that might do it for oklahoma. this secondary, given so much abuse and grief, so embarrassed at the last two meetings. >> kirk: it's an amazing way to potentially wrap this up. mike s

been an attempt on the life of president kennedy. >> 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

in texas and has two different endings, you got to decide which one you believe, whether it was the kennedy version. so cool. one of my favorite stories. he had his cadillac rigged out so he could deer hunt. 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 true

to speak these words in front of this audience is good, because we want to texas, the entire u.s., and the world to know that the border is completely safe. it is also great for trade. but we will get to that? coexist withyou the notion that a city like problems likee wit homicide? mayor leeser: we started working together. as awe started working region, it really made a big difference. i actually travel to detroit and chicago, and we have gone to companies that do business within the two cities. our message is, what do you know about el paso, warez? -- juarez? to go out there and talk to them together as one. the 25 years we have been in business, they said they had never had both mayors come out to us and talk to us what about -- about what is going on. we actually made all issues head on as we talked. we continue to travel together and see that el paso being the safest -- one of the safest 500,000, country, over and warez is becoming a very safe city. it is important that we continue to go out and promote as one. how do you go from security to the economic benefit that mexico

didn't have to put a hand on the girl. the man in texas -- the girl was wearing a bikini. why is he sitting on her back? you have a few bad officers who are making bad calls. they need to be held accountable when they do something wrong. hold them accountable, prosecute them. host: heather macdonald. officers is right that need to be courteous and respectful and too often they are not. developed ae hardened attitude in part because of the hostility that they have encountered on the streets. when they do make a mistake. there is no question that they need to be held accountable. and i would think that this will policer way in easing community tensions if the police could be more respectful. but these videos represent a minute fraction of the police civilian encounters every year. police officers have 20 million encounters with civilians in new york city alone. unfortunately, some of those are not going to be a perp you. but the discourse -- some of those are not going to be appropriate. but the discourse has taken aim at the entirety of policing and says that somehow, the police in e

, among others. up next, a bipartisan panel of texas legislators and officials discuss the hispanic vote in the 2016 and 2018 elections. plus, a look at voting rights and voter turn out around the country. this took place at the texas tribune festival in austin. >> good morning. 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

country. a law passed in texas two years ago that imposes two requirements. first of all, it says any doctor performing an abortion in the state has to have admitting privileges at a hospital and all clinics must meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers. as a result of the law, the number of abortion clinics open in texas is more than cult in half and the advocates of women's rights say if the law is upheld by the supreme court that number of open clinics in texas, second largest state in the union could go to nine. they say the law is a restriction, an unconstitutional restriction on the right of abortion. the sponsors of the law say it's intended to protect women's health. so the court will hear this case, probably in late february or early march i'm guessing, kate, with a decision by late june. but it will be a constitutional challenge to the law. so the effect of it makes a difference to other states considering something similar. about a dozen states already imposed or tried to impose restrictions like texas. about of them on hold. >> this is far beyond the state of texa

more syrian refugees allowed. >> it is imperative that texas do everything we can to ensure that we don't have a syrian refugee sneak in to the state of texas who can pose a similar terroristic danger. >> reporter: since the start of the civil war in syria the u.s. has taken 2100 refugees but 8 85,000 are expected next year and the state department says refugees are the most highly vetted and do not pose a real threat. >> we are going to be robust in our inspection of those that would apply. >> reporter: it is believed the isis terrorists in the paris attacks including the mastermind has ties to isis. speaker ryan will receive a briefing on the attacks today. national security has taken center stage in the 2016 presidential race. donald trump at a tennessee rally last night. >> anybody that's brought in to this country from the migration is going to be out. we're not going to do it. we're not going to do it. >> reporter: the state department and federal law says states can't legally stop the flow of refugees after the u.s. gives them legal status. reena and kendis. >> kenneth moton

as good as it gets." santorum shot three pheasants in his second year with the hunt. texas senator and gop presidential candidate ted cruz joined the hunt later in the afternoon. "both last year and this year, everytime someone shot a bird they'd cl out good shot senator and so i got credited with all the shots," said cruz. "i joke, these are the only two hunts i've ever been on in my life where i've been credited with more birds than i actually fired shells." presidential candidate and louisiana governor jindal says the hunt is a great way for gop candidates to come together. "i've known a lot of them throughout our careers," said jindal. "i've seen them in different contexts. we admire each other. we respect each other. we don't agree on everything. but that's okay." the same friendship king hoped for with his event. in akron, iowa, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> tomorrow, former arkansas governor mike huckabee will join the pheasant hunt. coming up on news 4 at 10 on this halloween night, ktiv's sam curtiss takes us behind the scenes of one place you might not expect to pass out s

big brothers and big sisters. see the big weather issues facing texas and oklahoma this weekend. scott reister is back again, announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 6:00 with todd magel, laura terrell, meteorologist jason sydejko, and sports with scott reister. todd: right now in oklahoma and texas, authorities are dealing with heavy rains and flooding. now, mixed with freezing temperatures, making for a messy mix of ice, snow, and rising waters throughout the region. gabriel roxas reports from mckinney, texas, where first responders are busy searching for one person missing after being swept away by flash flooding. gabriel: neighbors who live along county road 317 in mckinney have come to expect some level of flooding. but never quite like this. adam: there was a lot of rainfall in may. and, i mean, the bridge was overflowed, but it wasn't nearly this fast-moving. and there wasn't this much water then. gabriel: firefighters responded this man called for help from a tree, when he and his dog got caught up in flood waters. firefighters tell us the man wasn'

is -- has done such a remarkable job since the game in texas against the longhorns, where they lost, and had a miserable day offensively. >> chris: i'm wondering, they couldn't find a scholarship for him in lubbock? i'm just saying. chris platt gets the edge and gets knocked down at the 30 yard line. so, baylor's got to show serious urgency. over on espn tonight, after the what sioux washington state/ucla game, stick around for "sportscenter" at night to recap another eventful saturday in college football. that's "sportscenter" at night after washington state/ucla. >> kirk: baylor can score in a hurry. going to take right here from stidham and this group of wide receivers, to make some big plays. something that's been tough to do against this sooner secondary. >> chris: stidham. down field. intercepted. tried to take a shot. ahmad thomas came across and made the catch. and that might do it for oklahoma. this secondary, given so much abuse and grief, so embarrassed at the last two meetings. how sweet is this celebration? >> kirk: it's an amazing way to potentially wrap this up. mike

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alabama or texas, i don't care. connecting a person. you're trying to connect americans. want to connect, be as cost effective as you can, use your budget as effectively to connect the most people do it in an efficient way. the fcc is making progress in this and i think that's really good. >> and that comes with as i mentioned earlier with levels of p.r. risk, which is probably why. >> absolutely, you see some people wanting to stay within a known and quote/unquote measurable framework and that's part, i think, of what outside forces could help us with, because we will never get close to nirvana by doing things the same way that work marginally. i really, you know -- will continue to push even if, again, that -- that target grows. >> okay. there's actually an interesting difference between, because i was involved in both of these things. part of the problem with rus in transition they had to do things timely targeted and temporary and had to move very, very rapidly and fall into the things they know. the part of the changes that the fcc reflect that we were able to step back with the pla

republican of ohio who had touted his strong fundraising abilities to the republican of texas. he set down with our own boat newsmakers" program and talked what he'd like to do. you can go to our website, www.c-span.org,o to watch that. newspaper," -- then there is also this from hope will politico" - also this morning, "the hill" says they have released the text of the transpacific partnership deal. it has 30 chapters and has been released by the white house. they have 30 days to do so after they came to an agreement with the other nations. now there is a 60 day review policy and it's available on her website. there are a lot of you out there that track this. it's available on her website. go there and you can start rolling through 30 chapters of , 60 day public review and then congress will take this up. that debate is to come in the coming weeks. we are talking about the condition of infrastructure where you live. let's go to rochester, new york, go ahead. caller: good morning. i want to make a couple of comments. we have a highway in western new parkway, the the hamlin beach parkway. i

garage. he looks for opened or unlocked garages. >> 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 different agencies to provide relief

texas book festival. that fun not only this festival but our texas library grants which helps rural libraries in texas cities. also, for a very limited time your local library is running a great promotion, free books. so i encourage you to take advantage of that. and then they also help us with raeing rock stars, a program where we go to inner city schools, have authors read their students and then give the student their hard copy of their book which is often the only book in the child's household. thank you again for coming. let me introduce to my left, an lees vans, at bloomberg business week and in the author of the opea elon muck, tesla spacex and the quest for a fantastic future" and to his left, kevin ashton, cofounder over the auto i.d. center at m.i.t., and perhaps most notably moan for coining the term "the internet of thing. "a book holiday how to fly --" how to fly a horse." join me in welcoming both gentlemen. [applause] >> kevin, your book, the photograph fast start widths: as all great stories do, the story of map named wolfgang. and this case, though, mozart, not myse

through texas with freezing rain continuing through parts of the southern plains. now, the biggest threat for dangerous icing will occur tonight from texas up into parts of central oklahoma that will last through early saturday morning. heavy potentially flooding rains through eastern texas, oklahoma, and into arkansas. then it all moves east as we go into sunday. now, arkansas could end up with about 5 to 7 inches of rain, especially through central arkansas, with dallas seeing another 3 to 4 inches. as for additional ice accumulations, northern texas and central oklahoma, another half an inch of ice is possible. that could lead to very dangerous conditions. lester. >> all right, dylan dreyer, thanks. >>> still ahead tonight, containing the skyrocketing price of in-patient health care. one hospital has found a way to make costs lower and recovery times shorter. i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or yo