texas state. >> thank you. thank you. mary beth, thank you very much for barbara jordan: american hero. tremendous, tremendous work. [applause] my question for you is in what way can we begin to have this democratic machine that you're talking about earlier? because you've talked about having a candidate. we also need to have some type of a machine, if you will, to get that candidate in that building. >> that's true. well, for one thing, it takes a lot of money to do that. and if we look at the reality of money in texas -- and i'm talking about money from democrats -- most of it goes right out of state, just kind of blows out with the wind. because if you noticed, president obama has been into texas a number of times for fundraisers, hillary clinton has been into texas for fundraisers. there's probably not a democratic senator who is in a competitive district and up for re-election or a democratic senate challenger who has not been into texas to raise the money. i mean, the sad fact of our situation as democrats is there

texas trying to win to become bowl eligible. we're tied at 21. >> mike: if i were basing it on energy, i would believe texas doesn't want to be here. there's too many guys on the sideline. the kansas crew was excited. i'll tell you what, their work is cut out for them in overtime. the center of the the field for the coin toss. we'll see how the overtime is going to get started. >> referee: gentlemen, great game. welcome to overtime. the rules. winner of the coin toss, choose, oefr, defense or what side of the field to play on. the loser of the coin toss chooses offense or have the remaining choices. each team gets one time-out for overtime series. texas you're the visitors, you get to call heads, tails, heads, tails. what's your call? >> tails is the call. it is heads. kansas you get to call. kansas wins the toss and will go on defense. which side of the field are you going to play on? first and ten. texas from the 25. >> allen: so kansas wins the review. each team will get a possession from the opponent's 25 yard line until a w

the gentleman from texas -- for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: i move the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4665 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4665, a bill to require the secretary of commerce to conduct assessment and analysis of the outdoor recreation economy of the united states and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. burgess and the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. schakowsky will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. burgess: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the record on the bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. burgess: i yield mist suture -- myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burgess: i rise in support of h.r. 4665, the outdoor recreation jobs and economic impact act

joining me now, texas governor greg abbott. it is great always to have an opportunity to talk with you. we welcome you. your order, cutting off funding to those sanctuary cities, what has been the reaction in texas? >> well, this is simple, we're a nation of laws. and time for our cities, and counties, all elected officials to follow the laws, we've seen even in texas, some other parts of america, some local officials say, they are not going to enforce the law. i am being clear, i don't care what jurisdiction you are in state of texas, you are going to comply with the law, i issued governor order cutting off funding from governor's office, funding on some of these jurisdiction. we have a ban on sanctuary cities in the state of texas putting teeth on this. lou: is it incredible. in 21st century we have to talk about enforcing the law. as if somehow that was a valid considering. >> you have some people in some media come out, and criticize those who want to enforce the law on the books. to see some elected official get up and say

it is fall, after all and i currently we have the longhorns playing texas tech. not sure what the score is. fairly strong. we have at my alma mater against ole miss, not sure what the score was and baylor against tcu's a great football games going on. we want to talk about the intersection of football, college sports and sexual violence and sexual assault. i am from bartlett, texas, a huge football fan in a small rural town, a small football town, we went to three state the 90s so s in÷÷÷÷ football is ingrained not only in myself but the state of texas and beyond and graduated from clemson university, another huge college town. so you can imagine my cognitive dissonance every week during the fall, when i get excited about football games but at the same time being deputy director at texas association against sexual assault i know the reality of sexual assault on campuses and i know the reality and dynamics of college courts, young men and young women going to colleges and we owe a great deal of both jessica luther and daniel solomon for the work they have done

>> kelcy warren is a native of east texas and he studied civil engineering at the university of texas at arlington and went to work in the gas industry. his father, interestingly enough, had been a field hand for the sun pipeline, which kelcy warren's company owns. he worked his way up through the industry. in 1995, he cofounded energy transfer with ray davis, who you might know as the owner of the texas rangers baseball team. it was in 2007 that worn becacae the co-ceo and chairman of the company. nermeen: can you tell us a little bit about this company he cofounded in 1995, energy transfer partners? >> yes, as you mentioned in the introduction, he has been called one of america's new shale tycoons but it is important to know his company is not actually drilling for the oil, but rather moving the oil around. they currently own 71,000 miles of pipelines in the united states. nermeen: can you explain what that means, moving oil around? >> once we get the oil out of the ground, it becomes important to get it to where it needs to go. the pipeline is the way that kelcy warren has made his

. >> joel: he was a track champion in north texas in the 100 meters. he qualified for the state 100-meter final and you know he has good wheels and coverage ability. >> gus: and they need to get inside the tcu 20 for a first down. russell comes back and drops and steps back and looking and throws it up at the last minute but a flag on the play. blake lynch the intended receiver down field and the penalty is declined. first down. >> gus: tcu defends properly. 7:10 to go in the fourth. >> gus: here's some players to keep an eye on for the heisman watch jabrill peppers and lamar jackson who was sensational today seven total touchdowns in louisville's big win and a couple other guys dalvin at texas going for 341 today and three touchdowns. some love to deontai foreman but right now i think it's lamar jackson's trophy to lose. >> joel: i don't know. jabril peppers has been wonderful. we have a player down right now on the sideline. tipa galeai and he goes and hits his hip and was slow to get up, gus, and took off right away and got himself off the field and

texas trying to win to become bowl eligible. we're tied at 21. >> mike: if i were basing it on energy, i would believe texas doesn't want to be here. there's too many guys on the sideline. the kansas crew was excited. i'll tell you what, their work is cut out for them in overtime. >> allen: scott campbell gathering the team captains at the coin toss. we'll see how the overtime is going to get started. >> referee: gentlemen, great game. welcome to overtime. the rules. winner of the coin toss, choose, oefr, defense or what side of the field to play on. the loser of the coin toss chooses offense or have the remaining choices. each team gets one time-out for overtime series. texas you're the visitors, you get to call the coin heads, tails, heads, tails. what's your call? >> tails is the call. it is heads. kansas you get to call. kansas wins the toss and will go on defense. which side of the field are you going to play on? first and ten. texas from the 25. >> allen: so kansas wins the each team will get a possession from the opponent

and texas in the hunt, if i'm texas, forget that you are texas, get this arrogance out of your mind. you're not texas. charlie strong to gut the program. he had no talent to speak of. he recruits well the last two years and you are getting your heads radial every now and then but they're not being drubbed like a season ago, they have been close in ault games this season. >> rick: if it's true that jimbo fisher has turned down the l.s.u. offer then tom herman if in fact this ends up as it will, you will have ultimate leverage between l.s.u. and attempts >> brian: i think they should keep charlie strong at texas. let him finish the job. to reports had a meeting with l.s.u. this moorng. thank you for watching "the jeep post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. a reminder. tomorrow it is "the home depot s.e.c. on cbs." the iron bowl. number 13 auburn. number one blchlt coverage begins at 2:30 eastern -- number one alabama. >> adam: for all of us, have a great evening. we'll i tomorrow. dltd closed captioning provided . >>> "10news at 6" starts right now. >> good

el controversial libro fue producido por quien opera en texas. la editorial amenazÓ con acciones legales. emilio zamora dice que estÁ colaborando con nuevos libros. luego de culminar el encuentro, algunos miembros destacaron que la decisiÓn beneficiarÁ a millones de estudiantes de escuelas lejanas. se espera que el rechazo absoluto a este libro en texas sirva de referente a la que autores y escritores sean mÁs cuidadosos y verifican correctamente los datos histÓricos de los libros que pretenden publicar. en texas se abriÓ un nuevo perÍodo a que casas editoriales de sentar nuevas propuestas de libros. ilia: por primera vez un hispano ocupa uno de los puestos mÁs importantes, el arzobispo gÓmez. ha cobrado notoriedad por declararse a favor de la reforma migratoria y del fin de las deportaciones. reportero: con setenta millones feligreces, el futuro de la iglesia catÓlica de estados unidos depende de sus devotos hispanos. >> mÁs del 50% de los catÓlicos menores son de origen latino. reportero: la conferencia de obispos catÓlicos de est

[applause] so, texas, we are doing great in texas. we are doing great in new hampshire. we are doing great in iowa. we are doing great in ohio. againeft, going back soon. doing phenomenally well and in northolina -- carolina. i think we are going to win pennsylvania. [applause] are going tok we win pennsylvania. we are right there. even is not, like, my thing. but they had me way down in pennsylvania, and last night, .'m looking "jim, trump is even now in ." nsylvania, too because they protect hillary. i do not understand it. i do not understand why. when this is all over with, i'm going to sit down with the dishonest media and have an honest top. what is she going to do? she is a dishonest person. she has no energy. you know, you need energy to help this country. for instance, i'm going to be doing five or six of these every day. you need energy, folks. she goes home and she goes to sleep. >> lock her up! lock her up! lock her up! up! her mr. trump: you need a lot of energy, so we are going to be doing at least five of these today. the arenas are all packed across the c

and texas in the hunt, if i'm texas, forget that you are texas, get this arrogance out of your mind. you're not texas. charlie strong to gut the program. he had no talent to speak of. he recruits well the last t years and you are getting your heads radial every now and then but they're not being drubbed like a season ago, they have been close in ault games this season. >> rick: if it's true that jimbo fisher has turned down the l.s.u. offer then tom herman if in fact this ends up as it will, you will have ultimate leverage between l.s.u. and attempts >> brian: i think they should keep charlie strong at texas. let him finish the job. >> adam: ed orfwe ron according to reports had a meeting with l.s.u. this mo. orng post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. a reminder. tomorrow it is "the home depot s.e.c. on cbs." the iron bowl. number 13 auburn. number one blchlt coverage begins at 2:30 eastern -- number one alabama. great evening. we'll i tomorrow. dltd you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get

and texas in the hunt, if i'm texas, forget that you are texas, get this arrogance out of your mind. you're not texas. charlie strong to gut the program. he had no talent to speak of. he recruits years and you are getting your heads radial every now and then but they're not being drubbed like a season ago, they have been close in ault games this season. >> rick: if it's true that jimbo fisher has turned down the l.s.u. offer then tom herman if in fact this ends up as it will, you will have ultimate leverage between l.s.u. and attempts >> brian: i think they should keep charlie strong at texas. let him finish the job. >> adam: ed orfwe ron according to reports had a meeting with post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. a reminder. tomorrow it is "the home depot s.e.c. on cbs." the iron bowl. number 13 auburn. number one blchlt coverage begins at 2:30 eastern -- number one alabama. >> adam: for all of us, have a great evening. we'll i tomorrow. dltd hey julie, i know today's critical, but i really... ...need a sick day. dads don't take sick days. dads take da

. >> joel: he was a track champion in north texas in the 100 meters. he qualified for the state 100-meter final and you know he has good wheels and coverage ability. >> gus: and they need to get inside the tcu 20 for a first down. russell comes back and drops and steps back and looking and throws it up at the last minute but a flag on the play. blake lynch the intended receiver. receiver down field and the penalty is declined. first down. >> gus: tcu defends properly. 7:10 to go in the fourth. >> gus: here's some players to keep an eye on for the heisman watch jabrill peppers and lamar jackson who was sensational today seven total touchdowns in louisville's big win and a couple other guys dalvin at texas going for 341 today and three touchdowns. some love to deontai foreman but right now i think it's lamar jackson's trophy to lose. >> joel: i don't know. jabril peppers has been wonderful. we have a player down right now on the sideline. tipa galeai and he goes and hits his hip and was slow to get up, gus, and took off right away and got himself off the

and texas in the hunt, if i'm texas, forget that you are texas, get this arrogance out of your mind. you're not texas. charlie strong to gut the program. he had no talent to speak of. he recruits well the last two years and you are getting your heads radial every now and then but they're not being drubbed like a season ago, they have been close in ault games this season. >> rick: if it's true that jimbo fisher has turned down the l.s.u. offer then tom herman if in fact this ends up as it will, you will have ultimate leverage between l.s.u. and attempts >> brian: i think they should keep charlie strong at texas. let him finish the job. >> adam: ed orfwe ron according to reports had a meeting with l.s.u. this moorng. thank you for watching "the jeep post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. a reminder. tomorrow it is "the home depot s.e.c. on cbs." the iron bowl. number 13 auburn. number one blchlt coverage begins at 2:30 eastern -- number one alabama. >> adam: for all of us, have a great evening. we'll i tomorrow. dltd closed captioning provided by cbs sports

and texas in the hunt, if i'm texas, forget that you are texas, get this arrogance out of your mind. you're not texas. charlie strong to gut the program. he had no talent to speak of. he recruitsel years and you are getting your heads radial every now and then but they're not being drubbed like a season ago, they have been close in ault games this season. >> rick: if it's true that jimbo fisher has turned down the l.s.u. offer then tom herman if in fact this ends up as it will, you will have ultimate leverage between l.s.u. and attempts >> brian: i think they should keep charlie strong at texas. let him finish the job. >> adam: ed orfwe ron according to reports had a meeting with post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. a reminder. tomorrow it is "the home depot s.e.c. on cbs." the iron bowl. number 13 auburn. number one blchlt coverage begins at 2:30 eastern -- number one alabama. >> adam: for all of us, have a great evening. we'll i tomorrow. dltd closed captioning provided by cbs sports division anthem blue cross and blue shield can help you get a great

possession in texas comes with serious punishment. and one law firm help people remember-- not to cook your weed--if you live in texas. " making pot brownies is a big mistake, if you live in texas while you bake, because the butter and the flour and the oil are all included in the weight. " texas lawmakers treat marijuana edibles like a controlled substance. controlled substance. the lawyers say the law includes the entire weight of the food the product is in for sentancing. so a pound and a half of brownies--in the eyes of the texas law is the same as a pound and a half of heroin. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were

nafta was signed right here in san antonio, texas. we should be talking about being partners in energy with mexico because this is a great opportunity for us to be selling energy to eastern europe and all places. these are some of the issues i have been talking about since i have been running and in congress. steve: you are in favor of nafta? rep. hurd: yes. steve: star opposition to donald trump calling it one of the worst radials he has seen in his life. you do not agree? rep. hurd: i do not. steve: do you agree with nafta? have learnedwe lessons about how to make it better, it helps a lot of industries in texas but now we know so much more. the first time you do things is a harder time but let me go back for a second if i may about the two questions that you asked. one was the issue of the wall and the other was student loans. it was interesting that the san antonio current at an article about mr. hurd who asked the constituents to explain to him about the zika stuff because he blocked these eco-funding about nine times -- zika fun

as a member of the texas supreme court, and a secretary of state in the state of texas. i have worked with alan alston in washington, d.c. we both agree that it is an honor and privilege and really hard work to work at the highest level of government in the state of texas and the washington, d.c. i thought i knew everything, big picture is that as happened with president bush but in reading al's book it made me realize there's a depth and complexity i had no notion of at all. i found his book inspiring, and interesting. it was about the key decisions that were made, what decisions are made in how and why there may. it's also a wonderful. [inaudible] the attorney general of the united states coming from the background he did in houston. i have told time and again it only happens in america. in the form of government that we have as pointed out by this book only exists in america. it is a wonderful read but i am a little biased. i've i've known al for a long time and i've worked with the president also. let's get on with the discussion. al, what is your story? [laughter] i

for texas to be a beacon state. a state so different and unique that when people look at us, they say "that's where i want to live." - in 1994, he ran against ann richards, a very popular governor. - when he first said he was interested in running for governor, people didn't take him very seriously. he was considered a long shot. - i think that the business of running government, uh, for good or ill, is different than running a private business. - and i think an attempt to smear my business record is simply a diversion away from trying to determine what's best for texas. listen-- - he won in a landslide in 1994. - texas is ready for a new generation of leadership, and i will provide that. [cheering] - from that night, george bush was seen as potential presidential material. i think the campaign began almost at that moment. [chanting together] go, george, go! go, george, go! - hey. - national reporters started coming to texas to see the governor who was so popular. - in his first term, he overhauled the welfare syste

antonio, texas. there's now healing after a st. petersburg church was vandalized with offensive messages and drawings. the temperature is starting to drop. so you may want to to protect your plants. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm allison kropff.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist a massive manhunt is a massive manhunt is underway after a police detective was is underway after a police detective was murdered outside of police headquarters in san antonio, texas. marlie hall has hew details. police released a picture of a person of interest in the shooting death of a police detective in san antonio. witnesses say benjamin marconi, a 20 year veteran of the force was conducting a traffic stop in the suspect got out of another car and opened fire. the suspect reached the driver side door he fired a gunshot toward detective marconi striking him in the head. the suspect then reached in through the open window and fired a second shot. the 50-year-old officer was rushed to the hospital where he later

and texas in the hunt, if i'm texas, forget that you are texas, get this arrogance out of your mind. you're not texas. charlie strong to gut the program. he had no talent to speak of. he recruits wel years and you are getting your heads radial every now and then but they're not being drubbed like a season ago, they have been close in ault games this season. >> rick: if it's true that jimbo fisher has turned down the l.s.u. offer then tom herman if in fact this ends up as it will, you will have ultimate leverage between l.s.u. and attempts >> brian: i think they should keep charlie strong at texas. let him finish the job. >> adam: ed orfwe ron according to reports had a meeting with post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. a reminder. tomorrow it is "the home depot s.e.c. on cbs." the iron bowl. number 13 auburn. number one blchlt coverage begins at 2:30 eastern -- number one alabama. >> adam: for all of us, have a great evening. we'll i tomorrow. dltd right now, live at five - - the un-official kick-off - - to the holiday season - - is underway - - right no

welcome to the 21st annual texas book festival. thank you for coming out today in support of our authors, the festival and celebrating great literature. as you may know the book festival is a nonprofit organization that works to strengthen literacy by a wording grants and funding nationally recognized authors and illustrators in the title i schools and donating books to those students. by being here today, you are funding these important initiatives. thank you very much. please silence your cell phones, there is no flash photography allowed. the authors will be signing books after the session and books will be available in the tent. my name is clay johnson and i will be the moderator of the session today. we are here to hear from alberto gonzales, the author of this new book "true faith and allegiance a story of service and sacrifi sacrifice." he served as attorney general, the white house senior counsel to the president, a member of the texas supreme court and secretary of state of the state ostateof texas. i've worked with him in

. >> we get to austin, texas, at 5:00 in the afternoon. you don't want to hit austin, texas, at 5:00 in the afternoon. because it takes you a few hours to get through what normally takes you 15 minutes.

una en el paso, texas y la otra en amarillo, texas. les pido a todos que continuemos trabajando con el mismo nivel de entusiasmo y pasiÓn. >> el 70% de las ganancias de la cementera se genera en estados unidos. >> con esto llegamos a una capacidad instalada superior a los 5 millones de toneladas en siete planntas. >> escalante dijo incluso que con donald trump como presidente a la empresa le irÁ mejor. pero sus declaraciones generaron enojo en mÉxico. sobre todo entre habitantes de la frontera donde aÚn no hay muro. >> me causa indignaciÓn y me parece una falte de respeto hacia los mexicanos. cÓmo es posible que nosotros mismos le demos las armas para que sigane burlÁndose de nosotros? >> lo veo como una traiciÓn hacia el paÍs. el muro mÁs que nada es para reprimir a los propios inmigrantes mexicanos. >> gustavo de oyos es lÍder empresarial en mÉxico. confiÓ su deseo que el muro fronterizo se quede sÓlo en una loca promesa de campaÑa. >> ignoro si conforme a la reglamentaciÓn de estados unidos serÍa factible que una em

and in texas -- a manhunt -- underway right now. a man -- guns down a police officer --in san antonio abc's -- marci gonzalez -- reports -- the killer opened fire -- across the street -- from police headquarters. tonight- a tense manhunt in texas - for the killer - who ambushed a san antonio police officer shooting him in the head. nats - "i've got an officer down in front of headquarters. investigators say officer benjamin marconi was in his squad car just before noon today writing a ticket across from police headquarters, when another driver pulled up behind him, walked up to the passengers' side window- and shot marconi twice, before driving off in this dark-colored car. nats - "this is everyone's worst nightmare." investigators - are now scanning surveillance already this year- 58 other officers in this country have been shot to death in the line reporting. right now -- police have a the susupect -- is still on the run. tonight -- san antonio police -- are being extra cautious. they're only making traffic stops in teams -- until

. >> joel: he was a track champion in north texas in the 100 meters. he qualified for the state 100-meter final and you know he has good wheels and coverage >> gus: third down and nine and they need to get inside the tcu 20 for a first down. russell comes back and drops and steps back and looking and throws it up at the last minute but a flag on the play. blake lynch the intended >> referee: ineligible receiver down field and the penalty is declined. first down. >> gus: tcu defends properly. 7:10 to go in the fourth. >> gus: here's some players to keep an eye on for the heisman watch jabrill peppers and lamar jackson who was sensational today seven total touchdowns in louisville's big win and a couple other guys dalvin at texas going for 341 today and three touchdowns. some love to deontai foreman but right now i think it's lamar jackson's trophy to lose. >> joel: i don't know. jabril peppers has been now on the sideline. tipa galeai and he goes and hits his hip and was slow to get up, gus, and took off right away and got himself off the field and ran

from the 21st annual texas book festival. we are halfway through our coverage with a few more authors to go and you can follow us on social media to get the complete schedule with behind the scenes photos and videos on twitter. @booktv is our twitter handle. on his to grandma or booktv and facebook.com/booktv. here is jessica luther on the culture of college sports. inaudible conversations]÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ >> good afternoon. good afternoon, everyone. we are going to get started. thank you all for being here, welcome. this beautiful fall afternoon, the great state of texas, we are excited to talk about football. it is fall, after all and i currently we have the longhorns playing texas tech. not sure what the score i

a 1997 texas law allows u.s. astronauts to vote from space. nasa astronauts call houston home when they're not circling the globe. the unlv struggling to stay afloat. how you can help the rebels keep their paper, but time is running out! our hometown hero kris bryant going hollywood.... visting the set of ellen... what he told ellen was the one thing that was even cooler than winning the world series! dawn to meet their favorite cubs players! here's a look at the lines outside the macy's store on state street, where some fans say they waited 17 hours to get an autograph from javier baez. thanks to the make-a-wish foundation, the first person in line was a 7-year- old cubs fan and his two brothers. baez met with the child before greeting the rest of his fans. our favorite cubs player, hometown hero kris bryant will be on the ellen degeneres show today. bryant told ellen about the one thing cooler than winning the world series. "5 million people. i mean that just like to ya'll? (laughs) you should have seen going up to grand park, it was unbelie

>> now, but to the ansi spent to live in austin, texas, with day two of the 21st annual book festival. during the day you will hear from stanford university professor jeff chang on race relations and former obama administration official derek should lay on foreign-policy, but pursed up, to others talk about conservation. tony award-winning actress jane alexander talks about her book, "wild things, wildplaces" and miriam horn, her book is called "rancher, farmer fisherman". now, for a complete schedule of today's events, you can visit our website at book tv.org. you can also follow us on twitter at book tv, instagram at book_tv and facebook, facebook.com. /book to the. throughout the day we will post behind the scenes pictures on all these social media platforms and you can also watch exclusive videos on facebook life. now, here are authors jane alexander and miriam horn talking about conservation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> with jane alexander and miriam horn. miriam horn has long been passionate about the environment. today she works with the environmental d

a manhunt is under way in texas. after this incident on sunday when the officer was shot and killed during what's been described as a routine traffic stop. the shooting unfolded when the suspect pulled his car behind the parked police cruiser and got out, according to authorities, walked to the patrol car and shot the detective in the head through the window as he was writing a ticket. we'll continue to follow the latest developments of this situation and bring it to you as soon as we get more of an update. again, we apologize for the technical difficulty we experienced there with a bad live shot and just simply got worse there. >>> let's go back to politics. for more on the security outside of trump tower and how much it's costing taxpayers. let's go to msnbc's cal perry in mid-town. we heard melania tru and her son barron will remain at least to the school here. so in addition to the protest, even the macy's day parade and general tourist traffic around there, people expect gridlock but also a price tag that could

give a big texas welcome to diane guerrero. [applause] >> i'm so happy to be here, my first time in texas and austin is wonderful. i like it. she was at the gala last night. >> i am deaf from last night. is this good. we want to get to the heart of the book, if you have read it raise your hand. you will know where i am when i ask these questions. all the tent people who are going to buy it and go to the this.igning after÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ the book opens -- we already got kleenexes out because it is that emotional. the book opens the day you come home and your life is forever changed, your parents are gone. there were some stark memories from that day. share with us what you remember and what you ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ regret. >> i had just started my first year in high school. it was a special time for me because i struggled in school in the past and also the schools that were available to me were tough, they were very tough schools and very tough neighborhoods. i was little and when the. i couldn't defend myself. that is a joke. i r

bit cool for those folks in texas too. back here at home though, a beautiful afternoon shaping up with 82 degrees. anything wasn't to do, shopping or head to the beach, it will be fantastic weather for that. staying dry friday. even though the model shows a few little blips of moisture, we won't see anything more than an isolated stray shower and 99.9% of us won't see anything. your seven-day forecast looking great too. slightly cooler for sunday way low temperature of battle the grounds on black friday, here are the top five parking mistake you need to look out for. number five is the planner. this driver will only park in mace spaces where the car will face out even though it is much easier to pull into a space and then back out. they just hold up traffic instead. number four, the perfectionist. this person will take no less parking space. number three, the optimist. even though there won't be any room to open the door doors, the optimist will swedes in there anyway. number two, home coming king or queen. the parking lot

it is going to come down to illinois, texas and california. >> i'm going to need texas. >> how is he? is he jolly? >> it's lyndon. >> hello, lyndon. >> i see we're winning in pennsylvania. but what the hell happened to you in ohio? >> well, how's it going down there? >> i'm happy to tell you, texas is going to be close but safe. >> all right. thank you, thank you very much. >> i swear to god, jack, swear to god, if that's all it takes to make you president is to make that son of a bitch lyndon johnson vice president, so be it. >> the best deal we ever made. >> in connecticut, kennedy took that state by 9:00. >> jack, look at that. you've won connecticut. you're president now. >> no. no, no. >> but look at lead you've got. >> sure, in the northeast. we need to wait for the midwest and the west. it's going to be a long night. >> well, tell me in the morning who wins, mr. president. >> don't say that. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ speaking russian ] >> dance. >> would you dance? >> marina. >> lee. >> lee? >> no, i'm not c

esto ha ggenerado pÁnico, no solamente en texas, sino en otras partes del paÍs. en missouri vimos los casos de ataques a policÍas e igualmente florida. mientras la situaciÓn continua, hay mucho pÁnico y mucha vigilancia policial en las calles de san antonio, texas. ilia: seguiremos saltando del desarrollo de esta noticia. un violento choque en una estaciÓn escolar, el vehÍculo transportaba 35 niÑos cuando volcÓ y quedó contra un Árbol. tendremos los Últimos detalles de ese accidente en la ediciÓn de octubre. -- nocturna. al regresar se resuelve el misterio de un espeluznante caso de maternidad que involucra a dos hispanas. enrique: el papa francisco da su bendiciÓn a todos los sacerdotes ♪ ♪ enrique:autoridades federales culparon a agentes de seguridad sin capacitaciÓn adecuada, por sumar a una situaciÓn de pÁnico masivo ocurrido en el aeropuerto internacional john f kennedy de nueva york, ocurriÓ en agosto pasado cuando pasajeros escucharon gritos de celebraciÓn por la victoria de usaim bolt por las olimpiadas y creyeron que se trataba de un

interview we did from a texas university professor in the visit to austin. [inaudible conversations] >> studying physics. >> well, there are many reasons for doing it. it has enormous practical value, of course, not the kind of physics i do. that may at some future date bring some technological advances, but that's not why i do it and i can't imagine now what they might be. there's also in addition to that kind of pract calling reason, there's a grand historical program of trying to uncover the laws of nature. they are at the root of all chains of explanation so if you ask why is grass green, you can trace the answer back through a chain of explanation to some fundamental mathematical principle. we don't have them yet. we have gone pretty far toward them. we have a very satisfying fare of all particles that make ordinary matter and all the forces that act on those particles called the standard model and it's amazingly comprehensive. it covers almost everything we know aside from gravitation but it's not the final answer and so we try to take the next step. >

book festival to resume we want to show you a little bit from an interview we did with university of texas professor on a recent visit to austin. guest: the predators are those who are attempting to take advantage of the programs that were created for the benefit of the middle-class, programs that made the middle class in america , social security, medicare, the housing finance programs and to essentially divert part of the revenue stream from those programs to private benefit. host: who would be the predators? guest: well, in the case of the housing finance sector, one could talk about the banks that took advantage in mortgage groups that to your advantage of the political d supervision over the last 15 years to write massive amounts of fraudulence mortgages and peddle them to the world investment community. that was a very predatory act, which contributed massively to the financial crisis. in the case of the retirement programs in the effort privatize social security. we could talk about the way in which the drug benefit of medicare was initiated and administered that benefited the pharm

texas jack's barbecue offering traoebies and more than that. you can find the list on our i'm going to go vote and then maybe texas jack barbecue. doug: i voted this morning before i came in and they didn't give out stickers. that is all right. we will get the weather and give you some headlines. like the beautiful sunshine and high clouds we are looking live at rockville m we have done our job. you vote and do your job. sideline and increasing -- sunshine and increasing clouds and midst to upper 60's. we will have clouds rolling in well ahead of a cold front but southerly so it will be warm. then overnight hours we will have areas of showers across the mountains and futurecast says about 6:00 a.m. we will have bands moving through but notice afternoon or evening changes. this is the forecast overnight chilly and skies -- this was last night's forecast. my bad. sorry. it will be increasing cloudiness with a few showers and by morning then the next few days we will see weather settle down to a very autumnal pattern with a cold fron saturday only

barack obama won in texas. in travis county, for example, which is austin, which is a democratic county, turnout has nearly doubled since 2012. now, texas doesn't track party affiliation so it's hard to say exactly who is turning out to vote and what this all means. people experts on texas voting told us today they do think we are probably seeing a democratic surge in texas although they don't think it's probably a big enough surge to turn the state blue yet. but there's reason that democrats are being looking at those numbers and feeling good, if not about this year, then maybe next time. now let's look at florida. in florida, turnout is up. democrats and republicans are both voting early in greater than expected numbers this year. in florida, the main story line turns out to be the hispanic vote. last election, the early in-person vote in florida, it was just under 10% hispanic. look, look at it this time. it's up over 14% this time. because of that increase in the proportion of the early vote being cast by p

the other in san antonio, texas. in st. louis, a 46-year-old sergeant was in his patrol car and shot twice by a gunman who pulled up alongside him and opened fire and sped off. that suspect was later killed by police. the officer is in critical, but stable condition. he is expected to survive. >> this officer was not involved in the traffic stop. he was not trying to pull this car over. this officer was driving down the road and ambushed by an individual who pointed a gun at him from inside of his car and shot out the police officer's window. >> until further notice, all officers in st. louis will ride two to a patrol car. the wounded sergeant spoke to fellow officers, but could not give a description of the shooter. >>> and ten minutes outside kansas city in gladstone, missouri, a police officer shot during a traffic stop late last night. the suspect also shot. the kansas city fop tweeting the officer is expected to survive. the suspect's condition and identity have yet to be confirmed. >>> and sanibel, florida, west of ft

i'm not talking about texas. i'm talking about, well, me. and people like me, who are way too comfortable thinking of texas as a big space filled with intolerant, invariably right wing white people waddling between the fast food outlet and the gun store. that, of course, is wrong. ♪ but then, i'm used to being wrong. texas, houston in particular, is a very different place than you might imagine from the stereotypes and the sound bites of its national political figures. immigrants, refugees, and non-white americans have, in fact, been transforming the city, the food and culture of houston for years. welcome to america, people. ♪ just another day at the supermarket, a sleepy strip mall on houston's hillcroft avenue. keemat grocers, serving the community since 1994. today, they're hosting a quiet, low-key affair. >> sunil: good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen! how are we doing today? [ cheers ] we're here in little india in keemat grocers, and i think this is the best little india in all of usa, right? [ cheers ] dj zee, i wanna throw a par

people are starting to trickle into texas station... clark county commissioner steve sisolak... along with state senator scott hammond are expected to attend. the event should bring in hundreds from the asian community... many of which were impacted by a horrible fire to the asian culture center last month. the operators of the center put on the annual event and are hoping donations from tonight will help them rebuild: ((crisanda selig: what we're planning right now is to put things together and we ask people to participate to build the asian culture center becs )) ((michael stevens)) >> here's video of flames growing outside the asian culture center.... which was one of 6 businesses impacted at a strip mall near valley view and charleston. investigators say the fire caused at least a million dollars in damage. the center which was towards the end of the strip mall--experienced the worst of it. now, members say they're working diligently to secure a new ((michael stevens)) >> the person in charge of the center says he hopes to rebuild by the end of the year. sharie? ((sharie joh

>> texas law hawk! >> it's the texas law hawk! >> we've had him on the show. for those that don't know, he's an attorney based in texas and produces some of the most ridiculous commercials out there. and this one is no different. >> thanks, santa! oh! yeah! ho, ho, ho! >> i don't know about this. >> this is advertising and this makes you stop and watch it. doesn't matter what he's doing. when you need a lawyer, who's the first name you think of? this guy! also does give legal advice. elf buddy minding their own business. >> looks like christmas is lit. >> what we have here is a step by step guide how to get on the naughty or nice list with brian. >> i don't know. >> i don't answer questions without my lawyer. >> you don't mind it i take a look. >> might as well. >> what we should say is -- >> because that's going to work better. >> right. if you say that and the cop says -- >> i'll search him anyway. >> how about no. >> yeah, we see how that one is. what you should do -- >> calling my lawyer. >> very politely get your hands up, call the lawyer. who are you goi