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. >> smith: the owner of a smokeshop in waco, texas, knows how to stay cool under pressure.day, two robbers pulled guns on him and his friend. surveillance video shows the owner, amar kayah, didn't panic, possibly because he had his own gun under the counter. suddenly, there was a fire fight. somehow, kayah and his friend were not hurt. he's pretty sure he hit one of the robbers who got away with $150. it's going to cost the new york jets plenty to put that now- infamous tripping incident behind them. the nfl today fined the team $100,000, all because an assistant coach tripped a miami dolphins player last month. the team was also faulted for lining players too close to the field of play. the jets have already suspended that coach for the rest of the season. the sun set today on a product celebrated by paul simon for making you think all the world's a sunny day. ♪ kodachrome... >> smith: introduced in 1935, kodachrome was the first effective color film used in many famous photos. kodak stopped making it last year, and today, dwayne's photo shop in parsons, kansas, shut down

. >>> to texas this morning, the owner of a smoke shop in waco waited for his chance wednesday.ance video showed two arm robbers holding the two guys and owner at gunpoint but he had a surprise of his own under the counter. he came up shooting saying he hit one of the robbers. the owner and his friend were unharmed. and in virginia tuesday, surveillance video shows a hooded man robbing a convenience store. that's a really big stick, that's right. it was taller than he was. when a clerk defended himself with a small hammer, the crook knocked him down he escaped with some cash and still on the loose of the the clerk wasn't seriously injured. >>> concerns of a large flu outbreak. federal health officials say widespread reports of flu in alabama, mississippi, georgia, virginia and new york. the report says the test of virus samples show the flu strains are well matched to this season's vaccine. cbs moneywatch time now this friday morning. asian stocks end the year on a high note. ashley morrison is in new york with more. good to see you. welcome back. >> thank you so much. good morn

. >> reporter: what soft drink was invented in waco, texas, in 1885? >> dr. pepper? >> reporter: that's correct. good job. texas is surrounded by what four states? >> oklahoma. >> reporter: that's one. >> louisiana. >> reporter: you got two. >> new mexico. >> reporter: that's three. >> arkansas. >> reporter: nice job, mr. geography. you're all right. you're rolling. you're from texas. which of the following teammates is not from texas, is not? ryan orakpo, anthony armstrong, trent williams, london fletcher. >> london fletcher, there it is. >> reporter: that's correct. you're 4-4. depends if we give you that first one on 7-eleven. are we giving you credit? >> you have to give me that one. i am a pretty smart guy. i went university of texas. >> reporter: not everyone that went to texas was smart, but i am. what texas team has a rule no smoking, no chewing gum while in uniform, a missed practice means missing the next home game, two missed practices means you're kicked off the team? what texas team? >> i might need a clue on that. >> reporter: here's your clue. there's

you remember when bill clinton had the waco raid going on and he was content to be quiet and let janeto take the fall for it? >> bill: yes. >> i think for all kinds of reasons right now, barack obama is very content to let this be hillary clinton's scandal. first of all, because he doesn't want it to be his own and secondly because it's hillary clinton. >> bill: you know, you are flying in the face. >> is he perfectly happy to sit there. >> brit hume made that argument earlier this week. you are flying in the face of the perception that the president is disengaged. he doesn't feel what americans feel. it's another example americans are angry about it they want this guy assange nailed to a cross and our leader, our commander and chief who dr. shroyer rightly pointed out could have knocked that thing right off the air if he gave the order to do so. i believe that the technology is in place. >> "new york times" would still have printed it and you can't knock them off the air. no but you could have made it a lot harder for everybody involved to disseminate that information. >> i think that

i was driving to the home of , north of my home in waco. my phone rang and a voice said, "hi, i am barack obama." it was senator obama, and he asked me if i could be vetted for vice presidency. it was a shock to me. i had known speaker pelosi had mentioned my name and she and i had worked very closely on veterans issue and she had been a real champion, as i tried to be in support of veterans' health care and veterans benefits. but i did not know that senator obama would be calling me to be vetted. i called a friend and said, is this 25, or 50, or how many is this? he said, no, it is four or five or six. i found out that 15 or 20 years ago a friend of mine gave me a home mortgage that was higher than the market rate. they checked everything in our life from our investments to our work in congress. it was an experience i would not take anything for. i always knew i would be outside the box choice. senator obama said for you to be considered or chosen would be an outside the box choice. i said, senator, that is ok with me because you are outsi

only his boxer shorts, running into the jammies dirty, bloody, and be seated as the lead shackle in waco. the employees are helping him a favorite know what's going on. he said he was afraid for is life wanted to hide behind the desk and covered with a towel with for police. he was held against his will for more than a year. now he was 19 years old still recovering from the hell he lived through. well leon kron 4 tonight kate thompson sat down with his hand for her first on- camera interview to share her nephew story. two years ago today, ramirez was running for his life and be seated bleeding and scared just having escaped from his captors. he now lives with his a and it said the consent the beginning was tough but kyle has made incredible progress. >> or occasion where he suffered tremendous fear and anxiety. he was scared, it was hard on him and difficult in the evenings at night time he was very scared. he's blossomed, he turned into a wonderful young man. he let us know just at approximately a week ago that he finally felt safe in our home. that was huge. >> when kyle escaped was 5

. >> do you have the waco? >> we put together a little bit of it. listen to this. >> governor clinton was elected president, correct? >> that's the record, correct. >> did you subscribe to any chicago newspapers on a home delivery basis in 2010 besides exhibit 31? >> you mean in 2010? >> yes. >> i read them online. >> so october 29, you decided to get the paper copy, correct, delivered to your house? >> correct. >> and you stopped reading them online? >> check them periodically during the day. >> of course that room is the kitchen. >> very good, mr. olsen. u.s. history for 200. >> now, some of the questioning is a tad bizarre, but they're trying to make the point, i guess, that's the house he rented out to somebody. >> see, these facts are not in dispute. which is why the hearing today has the circus-like qualities. there is no issue that rahm rented the house and that the kitchen was the kitchen of the house he lived in. so that's why this hearing did have this circus-like atmosphere, because this is a good for democracy moment. anyone that filed a

government's mishandling of waco in 1993 we may find ourselves on the end of this resolution and take us to task when the united states bureau of tobacco, alcohol and explosives failed to execute a search warrant located nine miles east of waco, texas and which time the siege was initiated by the federal bureau of investigation which led to the death of 76 people and 20 children. this said, mr. speaker, vietnam recognizes it has work to do and vietnam is trying to improve its record on all fronts. last month, i was in hanoi where i met with chairman of the foreign affairs committee, national assembly of the socialist republic of vietnam and vice chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the national assembly of the socialist republic of vietnam and had serious discussions about religious freedom and i can assure my colleagues there is a strong commitment on the part of the government to facilitate religious freedom and the central government is working with the local government to bring about this change. having visited vietnam five times, mr. speaker, during my tenure as chairman

>> he shot and killed a state senator make iner in waco texas >> matt damon. good to sigh.nowed if you read the book. >> yy why was the book more important than the original movie? >> i am thank's what they found and what john wayne found 40 years ago that it is just a phenomenal book, just wonderful. and the adaptation that joel and ethan did really uses so much of the dialogue that charles portis, the author of the novel, came one with. that was really there listen, not looking that the as a remake, looking a this the going back to the original source material and making our own movie out of it. >> glen campbell played the character you played it this the texas ranger. looking at the footage here, people aren't familiar with the story it is a western and yes, that means horses. i've always thought that the only thing worse than a baseball movie where the actor looked like he couldn't throw a pitch would be a we were if the actor looks like he is not comfortable on a horse. you are very comfortable. >> this is the same group that wrangled the movie that i did 11 years ago,

early, we look for cheap markets, waco, texas, springfield, missouri, wisconsin, those are the places we targeted were a little money could go a long way. surprising, places democrats gave us for little or no money. nine seats on the board for democrats to be dccc spent 0 dollars on advertising. we would have broken the bank to say these seats. democrats let us get them for nearly nothing. we actually spent nothing on the air because democrats did not put any pressure on our resources early. our original bosnia -- but it had $7 million allocated, and we spent less than half. democrats did not make us do anything we did not want to do. the transition to what we spent, a summary of our messaging. if i could put it into words, i would say lost independence was the key phrase for how we conducted house campaigns. we did not have to convince voters that these were bad guys. we had to convince them that they had changed. since nancy pelosi took over they were not as independent as they once were. in the house side, we were running in a lot of red districts. they have tough races before. i w

night at midnight 40,000 to 50,000 to 60,000 people from missouri lost their unemployment benefit last waco because they had worked -- benefit was lost because they had worked. it was an economic experiment. i opposed them. i was in the house. then congresswoman stabenow opposed them. shit was clear they didn't work. 22 million jobs during the clinton years. and as a result, and i would emphasize too that all of these proposals we're going to bring forward now, ask unanimous consent to get them passed so we can get the economy up and running better. the cost of all of them is more than the tax cut to the millionaires and billionaires. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the finance committee be discharged of s. s. 391, a bill to provide for temporary extension of unemployment insurance provisions, that the senate then proceed to its immediate consideration, the bill be read three times passed, the motion to reconsider be laid on the table, that any statements relating thereto appear in the appropriate place in the congressional record as if read. the presiding officer: without objec