please don't close the program. [ applause ] >> hi, my name is chris texas am. i'm an apparent. -- parent. this is my daughter. she's in the program. she came to the program 8 years ago. she had a heart problem which resulted in brain damage. when doctors came to us they told us there is something seriously wrong with your child. you can choose to leave her here and we will let her die in peace. we were expecting that she would be pretty much a pure vegetable and not be able to do anything she could ever do. right now she walks and she's walking at frances, she walks down the hallways and has friends that greet her and also if i can her hair. but more we see her actually improve. she's able to -- double which she has never been able to in the past and we have very much a hope in her lifetime she'll be able to walk on her own. she has originally had all three holes in her heart which not necessarily completely rediscovered but now she has visual impairment and developmental delay, severely. she requires a feed tube to feed. she was no the able to walk, she was no

>> would he fly in texas? >> i am not sure that it matters that present. he came to texas and raised money for rga and flew well. trying to pick any of us against each other at this point in time is -- >> i would not do that. >> it is not healthy for the republican governors association. >> it has been said that edward snowden is more of a whistleblower than a criminal. do you agree? >> i think we have rules, regulations, and laws in this country that mr. snowden broke. if washington dc or the nsa are breaking some of those laws, then we need to go after them. from my perspective, and i don't know all the details, but we have rules and regulations and we cannot have people passing out information that could do damage to our military, could damage our intelligence gathering. there are people in this world that want to do really bad harm to the united states and making all that information available the way snowden apparently did is against the law. i would suggest to you that he is more a criminal that he is a whistleblower. >> do you worry that rand paul's

. >> jimmy: you're from texas, right? >> i am from texas, yes. ian jewish comedy writers are, i am a texan at heart. >> jimmy: when i see you, though, i think cowboy. >> i have a leather cup. so come on. what's more texas than that? >> jimmy: have you ever ridden a horse? have you ever done anything western? >> no. not really. i rode a horse once. i don't think he liked it. and i didn't like it. [ laughter ] it seemed unpleasant for both of us. i wore cowboy boots once to school in elementary school because i thought that would be dope. garth brooks was big back then i think. i was riding that wave. but yeah. there's kind of cowboys in canada, i guess. but they're not like the gun-toting catch the bad guy cowboys. they're literally like the move the cow cowboys. like here's those cows you wanted. >> jimmy: there's not much in the wave cowboys around this town. >> i've been here since friday, and i am so full of tequila and pork that it's unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] it's truly a problem. >> jimmy: what is the best thing you've eaten since

. >> reporter: ride that go momentum she threw her hat in the ring to become texas governor. >> i am d to announce my candidacy to the fourth eight governor of this great state. >> reporter: she has gotten attention nationwide. 27% of funds she raised last month came from outside the texas compared to abbott's 2%, still some political strategists say it ma may not be enough. hal explains the democratic hopes of turning the state purple any time soon is wishful thinking. >> the problem that she has really is that texas is currently a conservative state. even if you think it's headed toward a competitive state, make a democratic state 20, 25 years from 2340u6789d running on i a personal story of struggle, davis advocates for improved education policies. >> by the time i was 19, i was already on my way to a divorce. living in a tiny trailer with my daughter amber. >> reporter: greg abbott has attacked her hard luck biography as embellishments saying she didn't divorce until the age of 21 and released a web video portraying the state senator as a flip flopper on guns and abortion. >> so w

texas. it appears that the tea party, the more right-wing challengers, did not do very well. >> i am not sure that i have analyzed that election well enough. i know the people of texas have a lot of really good choices in the republican primary. there are lots of good conservative individuals that did not make it to the top of the heap. the fact is there are some great candidates that will be serving in texas. >> this is not a turn away from the right? >> greg abbott is going to be a fabulous governor. he has proven himself day and, day out, a committed conservative. i think texas is as steady as you go. >> chris christie also got a pretty good reception at cpac. do you think he is applicable to most movements? >> i think he is doing a great job of governing his stay. that is the beauty of these 50 laboratories of innovation. chris gives a great speech, fires people up, leading the rga. i am not sure that it matters that present. he came to texas and raised money for rga and flew well. trying to pick any of us against each other at this point in time is -- >> i would not do that. >> it is not

the former texas and am order quarterbacks and am signed a contract with the company.adidas, under armour and new balance which made bids for his marketing rights. he's projected to be one of the topics in the nfl draft in may. those are your top headlines. we have a former senator and .overnor from nebraska what do you think? >> it exciting. -- it exciting. it's exciting. he is a real player. >> people worry that he is too small. i'm small, too. i hope he does well. job futures up 11. a let's go to washington. the republicans and their growing number of democrats suggest the affordable care act is a failure. there was another delay coming. all of that with ezekiel emanuel. is only damage control. is the university of we are honored to have you here today. you here, delay, delay. those are small issues. the delay here affects 500,000 people. you have to look at the big structure. the structural changes that the affordable care act button to place for the health-care system. it gave us a platform. it will increasingly be used to get people entrance whether they go when

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liz: do you think someone buying a in ohio or texas might say i am going to pick the one that has intel chips inside because they have a heart? where does it end up adding to the bottom line for your company? >> this is one of those things that is a thousand steps that make a journey and this is one of a thousand moves we do that is doing the right thing that makes the company what it is and gives us our brand reputation and overall reputation. will lot of people make that decision on products based solely on this? probably some but not all. this is the right thing to do and it is starting a movement more importantly in this industry. you have seen apple speak more openly about conflict minerals, they said they eliminated one, and other companies like hp and the whole industry will start to move. cheryl: if you allowed the income that was going to locals in some of these regions whether it is and will or tanzania or the democratic republic of the condo, is that not becoming negative for those people? >> that is why we didn't just eliminate those areas completely. we can go into the demo

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texas. caller: hello. i am johnny sanders. i signed my grandson up on obamacare in november. it took me 15 minutes. i got him out of foster care a fewdicaid. he is in texas. unfortunately. he is one of the kids they kicked off medicaid. i signed him up on obamacare and he has good insurance. it did not take me long. i have been paying since january 1. they kicked them off of medicaid on december 1. it was december 20 that i signed him up. they have been taking money out of my check since january 1. i pay $152 per month. he has vision, dental, mental, and health. host: does he get subsidies? caller: no. host: did you need any outside help to guide you through the process? caller: no. i am not computer literate either. host: that is johnny from texas. on the senate side, you may have heard about that package for ukraine. a story in "the guardian." that is from "the guardian." "roll call" talks about unemployment insurance on the senate side. this is from the roll call section. that vote could take place next week. caller: a man said it was the republicans fault because they did

. >> let me ask about the primary in texas. ,t appears that the tea party the more right-wing challengers, did not do very well. >> i am not sure that i have analyzed that election well enough. i know the people of texas have a lot of really good choices in the republican primary. there are lots of good conservative individuals that did not make it to the top of the heap. some great there are candidates that will be serving in texas. >> this is not a turn away from the right? going to be a is fabulous governor. he has proven himself day and, day out, a committed conservative. i think texas is as steady as you go. >> chris christie also got a pretty good reception at seatac -- cpac. toyou think he is applicable most movements? >> i think he is doing a great job of governing his stay. that is the beauty of these 50 laboratories of innovation. chris gives a great speech, fires people up, leading the rga. i am not sure that it matters that present. he came to texas and raised money for rga and flew well. pick any of us against each other at this point in time is -- >> i would not do that. healthy for the republican governo

. >> mayor white, you talk about texas being the place to be for business. you guys generalize america. amt? texas is booming and that is where the investments will go? >> served are doing better than others. -- some places are doing better than others. named,her morgan stanley j polonsky, he talks about the emerging or the american manufacturing renaissance. people bringing any faction back to the u.s. do you see that in texas? >> we do see that throughout the u.s. and also in texas. you're seeing a of the wage difference in india and china, higher wages, and the u.s. wages and productivity are up. you're certainly seeing it in taxes. a lot of it is in oil and gas related because of the renaissance of the oil and gas industry. most wouldggerate happen with the shale gas and normal manufacturing, after all, energy is a small component of most manufacturers cost -- except for aluminum, petrochemicals. >> president clinton in the energy department, and i think in the democrat tradition, within texas, or is your president pro-business enough for this nation? >> i don't know about the nation a

i am in wells, texas. >> population 800. a town of cattle and lumbarber. the groves came here looking for their daughter. instead, they found an even bigger mystery. >> katherine said she was with the church of wells. her parents asked locals for directions. >> they said, oh, you are here looking for the cult. >> three waco college students founded the church of wells in 2010. the group believes itself to be the world's only true christians, while everyone else is condemned to hell. the groves knocked on the door of this house owned by the church of wells. >> their first words were, mr. and mrs. grove, we fear you are going to kidnap your daughter from us. >> the groves say when they finally, saw katherine after four hours of pleading, she looked to have lost 10 pounds. >> i couldn't help but ask: are you okay? do you have plenty to eat? and she didn't answer. she looked at the elders. >> katherine grove chose not to return home that day. she has remained in wells since. her parents believe the group uses sleep deposrivation which e groups' members deny. >

for more i am joined from austin, texas by jim hall, national aviation safety board former chief. search effort a lesson in what not to do. have you changed your feelings since then? >> i really haven't. military running a civilian investigation, to me not a precedent we want to run in the future. >> finally, malaysian authorities are bringing in the fbi, in a limited sense, to help credit recover deleted files from pilot zaharie hamid's flight simulator. >> who knows, i think at this point in time we all have to be responsible, we don't know what we don't know. and that is, who was responsible for the things that occurred in the cockpit that evidently have been recorded and have been reported. that certainly could be the flight crew. it certainly could have been others that are on the aircraft. so there has to be a full investigation. but as that goes on, you know, to the extent possible, we need to hold the speculation to a minimum. >> right it could be -- >> because you know these are the lives and families are a lot of people are involved here. and we need to show them the res

i am from texas. we have talked. illegal border crossings are a big deal to me. know what is going on in the rio grande valley. rgv,group calls that the we call it the valley. we worry about the escalated flow of illegal aliens in our neighborhoods. aboutry more and more transnational criminal networks that support these illegal crossings. the word on the border is --at least in texas, is today, no one crosses the river without the cartel thing involved. are the statistics about apprehension --for the first quarter of fiscal year 2014 -- between october and january, four months. 66,828 people were apprehended. new -- other than mexicans. others were juvenile. were these folks apprehended -- they met the mandatory detention criteria. they were recent illegal entrants. they were not all placed in detention. what happened to them? once they were processed and turned over to ice? placed inere removed, alternative detention, credible fear --are awaiting immigration hearings? how many are waiting to be deported? we cannot ship them back to mexico. how many weren, deliv

texas. when makes me mad is that i am the enemy because i'm not a minority or muslim, homosexual, by sexual food stamps or poor. because of that i'm ignored. so, this goes back to the silent majority, right? >> yeah. i think there are a lot of people out there who feel the same way she does. enemy is a bit of a strong word. look, if you are taking care of yourself, if you are pulling your own weight and doing okay, nobody is too worried about you. that's the fact of the matter. and i think you and other people would argue that there are young men, babies we talked about the african-american babies 72% of them are born out of wedlock that they would need some extra help, it's a so he seattle americans have generous people they don't want to see this cull can temperature of corruption, this cycle that continues. they want to see something done about it. second letter is a.d., las vegas. i get mad when college educated people say i could care less when the proper phrase is i could not care less. then they say fewer when they mean less, then they say hot water heater which is redundant. it's a

it's texas-grown lead actor oscar nominated, too. >> welcome to the dallas buyer's club. >> i am fortunate to be in what i believe is a damn good movie. >> matthew mcconaughey. in his moment. >> this is a celebration time now. >> the actor with the major award season mojo. >> it feels good. >> a golden globe, a screen actors guild award and unending praise for the portrayal of the real ron woodward in "dallas y buyer's club." >> this is amazing. >> and "dallas buyer's club" and the star are both quint essentially texas the, and both basking in post-season glow. >> yes, i have been doing this for 22 years, and first time nominated and the first time really going around the award season with a film and performance with some light shown on it. the film and the work is preceding me everywhere i go, and i will talk about "dallas buyer's club" and my experience until i go home. >> and you should speak about your experience. >> and "dallas buyer's club" and it is a true life story -- >> and you grew up in texas. >> well, it is a wild movie and you lost so much weight for the mo i have and the cha

because i really am convinced that north dakota and texas with their unemployment rate 2, 3%. we could duplicate that success, hydrotracking, all these things seem to me to be the answer to an american economic renaissance. >> i see it as anais in the hole. it's something which could stimulate the economy and help erase some of the disadvantages we otherwise might have. having cheap plentiful natural gas means that manufacturing can come back to america and be competitive again. that's a terrific piece of news, it's an extraordinary gift that our land has given to us. at the same time, we have to be the innovative leader of the world, not just in energy, but high technology and entertainment, in agriculture, and america is the -- excuse me, the innovation leader of the world, that has to continue and so energy's a part of the picture but not the whole picture. >> what's life like post a very close election? >> it was the experience of a lifetime to run for president? >> would you do it again? >> look, if i were the right guy to do it again, i wouldn't shy away from it, but in

texas. there are several reasons. first of all, contrary to what many liberals believe, not all hispanics are the same. [laughter] ok? you just heard from a puerto rican. here i am, a mexican-american. there are cubans. there are central americans. and even within the large group of mexicans, there are mexicans that have been here, like my family for generations, since before texas was texas. and then there are those that just crossed the border, legally and -- you know. all of them have a different perspective on american politics. secondly, many hispanics continue to be attracted to the faith-based family values that we espouse. that makes fertile ground for recruiting them. third. very importantly is the outreach that we do. for example, we do trench work. over the gop, and i don't want to hurt their feelings, but over the gop they hire professionals, professional hispanics. [laughter] i'm sorry. they hire professional hispanics. in a clear example of how the differences, first of all, let me give you an example. there was a recall going on against a liberal city councilman. there was a grassroots effort led by faith-based groups and tea party folks. they go

ames, iowa. cal women going to waco, texas as the seven seed will take on fordham. >>> and the saber cats opened up in portland. threw for five touchdowns as san jose cruises to a 64-34 victory. but once again, the big story jared parker out for the year and griffin another solid starter for the oakland a's in that rotation is not going to open the season. he'll be on the disabled list as well. but they have a lot of depth. so stay tuned for the a's and good news for the raiders. hope you had a good st. patrick's day everybody. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> okay dennis. play of the day now nba hardwood. indiana's paul george taking the ball from half court. does he need help? i don't think so. on a mission. taking it in and dunking. pacers went on to beat philly 99-90. then again everyone beats the 76ers and now lost the franchise record 21 games in a row. >>> 5:25. a uc berkeley football player among four current and former college athletes taking part ? a lawsuit against the ncaa. it claims the ncaa and five big budget conferences made billions of dollars off the labor of athletes

texas. both basking in award season glow. you've got to be having the time of your life. >> i am. i've been doing this for 22 years.st time nominated. first time really going around an award season with a film and a performance that's had some light shown on it. the film and the work is preceding me everywhere i go. i'll talk about "dallas buyers club" and my experience till the cows come home. >> explain what the buyers club is. >> dallas buyers club is about a guy, true life story. >> you grew up in texas. >> it's just a wild movie and you lost so much weight for this role and character. >> we have to congratulate you, because this truly has been a great year for you. >> you were so brilliant. the film is so good. >> thank you. >> we'll begin where we always begin. where were you born? >> in uvalde, texas. >> 7.6 square miles in southwest texas. >> he's an authentic texas character. >> fellow texan matt profiled him early in his career. >> that part of texas is flat and dusty, and in some ways, freaky. if you grew up there, it feels normal. >> matthew is born the youngest son to kay and jim mcconaughey. matthew p

to all the people of texas, fellow citizens and compatriots, i am besieged is by a thousand or more of the enemy under santa ana. i have sustained a continuous bombardment in canon -- in cannon fire for over 24 hours but i have not lost a man. the enemy has demanded surrender at its discretion, otherwise, the fort will be put to the sword. i have answered that demand with a cannon shot. and the flag still waves proudly other the wall. i shall never surrender. i shall never retreat. i call upon you in the name of liberty, patriotism, and everything dear to our character to come to my aid with all dispatch. if this call is neglected, i am determined to sustain myself for as long as possible and die like a soldier that never forgets what is due his honor, and that of his country. victory or death. william barrett travels, commander of the alamo. -- travels, commander of the -- travis, commander of the alamo. we all know what happened later. he and his fellow freedom fighters were killed. some historians say that before it was impossible to leave the alamo, william barrett travis brought t

am not so sure. i think just the form is different. i came to texas in the 1960's for 30 years. my idols. but i am not so naÏve to think that there were not things going on back then. inducements for the young men and young women to complain. is -- not more obvious, but i think that the incidents of program cheating is higher now. >> big business. big business for the ncaa and cbs. athletes,nk that student athletes, should be paid for their time on the court? do not know how to administer that kind of program. i think there should be compensation of some sort, but how do you equate the contribution to the school's prestige or success, athletically, of the men's football program quarterback with a backup shortstop for the women's softball team? >> maybe you don't? maybe some sports pay better than others? twice that is true, but i don't know how you do that with any equity. and if you are going to pay the football team, you had better pay the women's volleyball team. i think. >> really? maybe you say the football team is what is bringing in the big ox for the school. the telecasti

texas. there are several reasons. first of all, contrary to what many liberals believe, not all hispanics are the same. [laughter] ok? you just heard from a puerto rican. here i ama mexican-american. there are cubans. there are central americans. and even within the large group of mexicans, there are mexicans that have been here, like my family for generations, since before texas was texas. and then there are those that just crossed the border, legally and -- you know. all of them have a different perspective on american politics. secondly, many hispanics continue to be attracted to the faith-based family values that we espouse. that makes fertile ground for recruiting them. third. very importantly is the outreach that we do. for example, we do trench work. over the gop, and i don't want to hurt their feelings, but over the gop they hire professionals, professional hispanics. [laughter] i'm sorry. they hire professional hispanics. in a clear example of how the differences, first of all, let me give you an example. there was a recall going on against a liberal city councilman. there was a grassroots effort led by faith-based groups and tea party folks. they go do

steve, texas, go ahead. caller: i amurt by the fact that our country is so divided, politically, spiritually, and it seems as though our president is not a supporter of the constitution. i am an american indian, a .eteran my uncles fought in the war. we fought for the ability to be free and we adapted. we are of the cherokee tribe and we fought in war war two. my one uncle was a double bronze double bronzet -- star recipient. another uncle had to shoot his best friend for jumping ship. great sacrifice. we fought for freedom. we are not free unless we think a certain way and believe a certain way or listen to a certain television station or the media. it seems to be so lopsided. i serve the living god that loves us all. i would serve again if i could. fight and reason to it is a fight to be free. -- the only freedom that we have is in christ jesus. host: what does this have to do with the budget? caller: i got off track. our budget, our economic situation is such that we have outsourced all of our jobs and we have all of

texas, republican line. good afternoon. >> hello. i am calling to speak about rand paul.ht his message was marvelous. where our country is going, and it is frightening. i am elderly. i have been around since roosevelt. and this is absolutely one of the worst times i can remember. thank you. >> one of the things that they do at cpac is the annual straw poll on presidential candidates, and they do a day by day thing. the results, the chairman of the conservative hq, rand running a ted cruz distant second. here is standing in lexington, kentucky. >> yes. i want to comment on rent paul ul's speech. i feel he would be an excellent present with ted cruz on the ticket. it is so exciting and refreshing to hear him and his love for the constitution. have put our constitution on the back burner with our president we have got now. >> what is the sense in kentucky of whether senator paul will run? >> we are hoping he will run. he is awesome. he is just a fine man. he is honest. he is going to be a great president. that is all i got to say. i watch you every day. >> thanks for calling

>> well, i am from texas, and we say the person that helps you. we don't even say -- anyway.s thing in new york city will cost you -- >> with a southern accent. >> will cost you $3,000. is this a good idea? if it's real, would you pay $3,000? >> no. enjoy your special day, don't spend that kind of cash to act like a celebrity and get yourself all out there. >> you want your friends to -- >> don't you have a teenager who is a family member who will do it for free? >> good wedding photographer and document the wedding -- >> you know what i say, #badidea. >> and that is what's trending today. we are back in 30 seconds. >>> and we are back with the latest celebrity split that is making headlines around the world. and nbc's stephanie gosk has more on this. steph, good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. they're one of hollywood's top of the a list power couples, a daughter of hollywood royalty and a rock star. after more than a decade of marriage, gwyneth paltrow and chris martin are what they call consciously uncoupling. >> there had already been breakup rumors about acade

of the few attacks like yell what the time helen texas you think the nsa has to be underweight controllers. will i mean they do have a lot of axes and am not too worried about my day so because they only like once or twice but on the blue boxes at least from reports that we've already heard or read through the garden itself. we did here last year that they had access to fiber optic cables which connect the link services. i yelled service in google's servers silly to have a lot of axis at least if we're to believe bills reports and access is um well like huge basically. to help and internet use is to protect themselves stick a piece of gum on the webcam what this does still cooks and today's online basically deals with something that you will regret online as well say that some time to do at least right now i'm gone that's the best advice. to find a in her nuts. the us state department criticizes what he calls for oppressive regimes for increasingly using force to crack down on pro democracy movements in its annual report on global human rights the us also denounced the ruling back of gay rights in eighty countries. it changed its harsh

i am glad you are coming on here for free and exclusively from texas. let's get right to it. late handed or are they right for now? >> you're doing with the eighth largest economy, they can retaliate all sorts of ways. a lot of equipment, a lot of money there. united states does not want to start a contest with russians over who can hurt who more. this is about the least they could do and still not appear to be completely affected, even though they are. liz: remember the tell a ban and what was i in the taliban. all the oil companies had to pull out. right off the bat are you saying the u.s. does not want to get into that kind of a situation with russia? >> the russians can retaliate in any number of ways to sanctions good many european countries will not go along with sanctions woulwhatever the eu says. you cannot use it. the fact is the united states has won a huge victory in ukraine creating a pro-western key have. ukraine is very strategic to it. the real issue here is can the russians allow ukrainian government and pro-western government to survive, will they do anything

am oklahoma. say china decided to take texas from the united states. do not have commercial interests in texas, yet all oklahomans and all americans would reject that, the angry, and fight over it, and not because of material interests, but because of symbolic politics, self-esteem. i do not think we are disagreeing with one another in the sense that at one level you asked about trust and distrust. those are the things that are below the surface. day working day-to- relationships are very smooth and improving. i agree with your analysis. issues thatou have pushes beneath the surfaces is when you see there is a lack of mutual trust that undermines the stability of the relationship in times of crisis. if you care about u.s.-china relations, we need to be repaired for the next bombing, plane collision -- if you allow this trust to build up below the surface, we could have serious problems the next time that kind of thing happens. >> thank you very much. i would like to open the floor to the audience. you are encouraged to ask questions. that gentleman --

am the host of the show. we are coming to you live from austin, texas. that's very nice. appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] i have to say, thank you so much. we've been broadcasting from austin all week and i'm sad to say this is our last night here, which is -- i would cry but my tear ducts are clogged with queso right now. we head home and then on monday i'm going on "the biggest loser" and work some of this weight off. you know it's a good trip when you have to request a seat belt extender for your flight back. speaking of seat belt extender, where is guillermo. guillermo, come out here and say hello and good-bye to everyone. [ cheers and applause ] hey -- you know, guillermo -- >> guillermo: it's okay. >> jimmy: the pants are supposed to go over the boot. >> guillermo: it's okay. >> jimmy: are you sad that we're leaving, guillermo? >> guillermo: yeah, very sad. >> jimmy: did you tell your wife you can't wait to get home? >> guillermo: yeah, i did. >> jimmy: you did, okay. [ laughter ] i really cannot overstate what a good time we've had here. i've learned a lot of