austin, texas. austin, texas, really the 1% increase in homicides. denver, 75% increase. milwaukee, 70%. st. louis, 58%. we know about st. louis. also baltimore, 53%. some major cities here seeing massive increases in homicides. wayne, any correlation? >> yeah. eric, there sure is. there's a whole war out there on authority. we have twopd somehow and i don't know how -- hostility towards america, towards the police, towards anybody, towards the school teachers, towards people who are in authority. now, i understand it in the black community because 70% of black kids are born out of wed lock. they don't have a father figure. they don't have anybody to discipline them. i can understand that. sfwa the movement can capitalize on making their message broader and to talk about systemic poverty. the totally of the black experience in america for education reform. >> john, hang in there because i want to bring this to juan. juan, there's something else that happened last year. juan, listen to this protest. listen to what they're saying. go ahead, roll it. >> now, that was new yor

austin, texas, may be known for live music and barbecue, but these days it's gaining steam for something else. it's a vibrant startup scene. isabel louisiana is one of austin's rising small business stars. this year she was awarded woman business of the year by governor greg babbott. she went on to show at new york and austin's fashion weeks. even landing her clothes in nordstrom stores. >> it started with art for me. i've been painting since a very young age. that really led me to fashion through way of sewing. i was doing a lot of mixed media and incorporating fabric into my art. that led me to an interest in selling. i fell in love with the world of fashion. i haven't stopped since. >> reporter: her fashion week debut was thanks in part to del, and its women's entrepreneur network. startup for launching at record rates here in austin, in fact, in 2015, there were an average of 550 new entrepreneurs per month in the metro according to theaufman foundation. technology companies like spice works, which has raised a total of $111 million in venture capital funding so far are laying the gr

apple says it is drawn to austin, texas for its tech. >>> new teen driver system. parents can use it to call up reporters. it will be an option on the 2016 model chevy malibu. gm is expected to make it standard. ford's my key system other tech companies are developing other systems to give parents peace of mind. >>> time is 6:17. already a busy labor day morning. let's check in with brian. i know you are watching highway 4. >> you have a daughter that is about to drive. >> about to drive. i like it. i think it sounds like a great safety tool. especially when you're a new driver. >> oh yeah. >> very nerve racking. it seems like yesterday my daughter was your daughters age. >> good morning everybody. we hope you're not having one of those right now. especially on this labor day. in terms of traffic things are looking very nicely out there this morning. dave mentioned highway 4 very light out there. it looks like people will be staying in. you could be a mother of three kids who's kids are up 45 minutes earlier than whey they are supposed to be. kids if you are watchi

. >>> it is building the largest global operation outside of silicon valley and that's in austin texas. apple is drawn to austin because of the cultural diversity. >>> queen elizabeth will have a break fast cereal. queen flakes, in honor of her being the longest running monashe a around -- monash. >>> it will have her favorite nut. it is only available in manchester. >>> someone is using barbie to people who use social media. it was created by an unanimous social hipster. posted staged pictures of the doll supposed to be having fun. >>> steph curry was in the philippines and doing more than showing off his basketball skills. take a look. he busted out his dance moves and did the nene. >> his daughter was a sensation when she did the dance move. she does way better than her dad. he says he learned the dance from his daughter. he was doing a promotional event for under armor. keep going. that's enough. that's enough. reilly had you. the time is 4:25, moving on to morer isous topics. the sexual assault at a napa college. >>> good morning everybody. welcome back to mornings on 2 it's monda

the weekend after that, we are live for the austin texas book festival and near the end of the month, we'll be covering two book festivals on the same weekend. it's the wisconsin book festival in madison and back on the east coast, the boston book festival. we'll be in portland, oregon, for word stock. at the end of november, we're live for the 18th year in a row from florida for the miami book fair international. that's a few of the book fairs and festivals this fall on c-span2's book tv. >>> now a look at allied military strategy in the pacific and world war ii. the vice president of the institute for the study of strategy in politics, james perry, took part in a symposium marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the war. this is an hour. >> let me begin by introducing dr. james perry. he was one of our imminent strategists. he is codirector of the institute. will present our opening discourse, setting the stage for the remarks that most of us will be making for the rest of the day. jim, it's yours. >> i realize this morning that i probably made too many slides. i'll get through a

. >> everyone in austin texas, right now, we have an acute skills gap.omeone on the back, and on the front. they'll get an interview and a job offer. right now in austin texas. we cannot find people. right now the unemployment rate is 3.4%. it was extremely high. engineering is 2.4%. do you know what, if you took an economics class, you know full employment is 4.5%. that's under employment. what is underemployment. >> a shortage. >> the unemployed rate for lawyers is one thing. >> this is the united states. >> if you look at it. you have the family. >> this is the problem with the discussion. you are playing games with the numbers. >> let's ask you - what is your solution? >> it's straightforward. you raise the wages so that foreign walkers are paid. >> someone has special skills, not because they can be paid less. that's current law. >> you repeated current wage. >> it's not used for cheaper labour. you give america and crews. first without the jobs. they are not wired for guest workers. >> and you put in, ensuring that workers don't play. >> you put a

. >> reporter: the quest has been completed at franklin's barbecue in austin, texas. why else would people line up at 5:00 in the morning to make sure they get inside for lunch in they do do that, every day. fault. >> there's a lot of love that goes into barbecue. there's technique, but with barbecue, whatever you put into it is what you'll get out of it. >> reporter: the one-tim rock musician turned barbecuer started cooking in his backyard. he learned people would pay him to do this, so he and his wife tracy opened a trailer, which turned into this. >> awesome. >> reporter: a mecca for barbecue lovers. they come and eat. they're happy. >> i've eaten barbecue from kansas city to st. louis, memphis, georgia, south carolina to north carolina and, by far, this is the best barbecue i've ever had. >> reporter: here's the part that will make you crazy, franklin swears there are no secrets. >> that's the fun thing about barbecue. it's all trial and error. it's typically been one of those things where it's passed down from generation to generation. some old-timer cooks this

we're going to start in austin, texas. that is where jennifer aniston and her new husband went out with sandra bullock and her new man. wouldn't you have loved to be a fly on that wall? >> we have eyewitnesss inside that restaurant who told us what happened during their dinner date. talk about your power double date. sandra and her new man brian randall with newlyweds jennifer and justin theroux. there they are, sandra hugging jen. there's justin leaving followed by brian. they were spotted saturday night by two other diners. >> i could not believe it. they were at the table next to us. brian randall was definitely rubbing sandra bullock's back throughout dinner. really listening to her and kind of into what what she was saying. >> jennifer was sitting across from sandra and they acted just like old friends. >> just like two regular couples having a great evening out. no one was bothering them or talking to them. >> brian is a model, good looking dude, and a photographer who early on sandra had reportedly asked to take som

happened in austin, texas.ding to the prosecutor on that case, miles had gotten into an argument at a homeless shelter. apparently he was spending time at the homeless shelter in austin texas. got into an argument and fight with another homeless man there at the shelter over the remote control in the television set in the recreation room. he was charged with aggravated assault. before the case could go to trial he was found mentally incompetent by a psychiatrist. and a judge agreed with that. miles was then sent to a state mental hospital for six months. when he was brought back to travis county to face those criminal charges, the prosecutors could not finds, we're told, the other homeless man in that case so it couldn't be brought to trial. so obviously, mental health issues playing a significant role in that case. we've also learned tonight here in harris county that prosecutors have issued a subpoena going after the hospital records of another mental hospital here in the houston area for any records pertaini

october of 2012, miles was arrested and criminally charged with assault with a deadly weapon in austin, texasr went to trial. he was found mentally incompetent to stand trial and sent to a state hospital for six months. prosecutors have issued a subpoena to track down records in the houston area. this comes as one of miles' attorneys will do is order a psychological evaluation for miles. the health issues here is something prosecutors will dig into as the case moves along. here at pump number eight at the chevron gas station where deputy sheriff goforth was shot and killed on friday night, the outpouring of support continues. thousand of people streaming by here leaving flowers and balloons for the family of goforth. this as many people had to hear and see the suspect in the case for the first time in court today. some of the gruesome details of the way the murder unfolded in the parking lot. troubling and emotional scene in the courtroom. christine and john. >>> thanks, ed. a stunning rise in murder rates in cities across the united states. milwaukee tops the list with 104 homicides so far t

we're from austin, texas. i sure i wish i was here. but i leave my heart here, as they say. >> the pope is not expected to come for another few days, you may have noticed it's getting tough to get around, both local and federal authorities are lock down the city ahead of pope francis' visit. workers have been securing manholes, light poles, and barricades are up across the city. homeland security has also been here, going around inspecting all the different security preparations that are underway. that's the latest live outside of st. patrick's cathedral, sheldon dutes, "today in new york." >>> you can find the pope's full schedule from his visit to cuba right through his visit to the u.s. online any time. we have a special section dedicated to the pope's visit go to nbcnewyork.com. >>> from the gop debate to how the pope's visit will play into politics, chuck todd live in washington with a preview of "meet the press." good morning. >> good morning. >> we've been talking about the pageantry with the pope's visit. there's sort of a poli

what a game tonight in austin, texas. cal survives. will move to 3-0. their best 3-0 start since 2011. and the first time in the history of the series that they have defeated the university of texas. gus johnson and joel klatt. >> joel: what a game. i thought that that last series encapsulated everything that tonight was all about. one is that, you know, goff was sensational all game. you have this electric red shirt freshman, jerrod heard that has infused life into this texas program. he goes out there, two scores down. they get a score and get the ball back. he takes off for a 45 yard

kate rogers tells us why. >> reporter: austin, texas, may be known for live music and barbecue but it's gaining attention for something else. at age 14, isabel rose taylor is one of austin's rising small business stars. this year she was awarded emerging women-owned business of the year by the governor. she graduated high school at 11 and went on to show at new york and austin fashion weeks, even landing her clothes in nordstrom stores. >> it all started with art for me. i've been painting since a very young age and that led me to fashion through way of sewing. i was incorporating fabric into my art and that led me into an interest in sewing. i fell in love with the world of fashion and haven't stopped since. >> reporter: her debut was in part to tech powerhouse dell and its women entrepreneur network. start-ups are opening at record rates. there were an average of 550 new entrepreneurs every month. technology companies has raised a total of $111 million in capital venture fund sog fing s. in fact, the social network for i.p. pros snatched a big hire in a former twitter executive. >> au

of an american woman who went to that country to help earthquake victims. 25-year-old dalia of austin, texas arrived in nepal back in july. she disappeared from the town of pocara last month. a local teacher who was hosting her confessed to beating her to death with a hammer and dumping her in a river. investigators are still searching that river for her body. police believe the motive was money. >>> we have at least one big traffic problem to follow. unfortunately very early for this. >> yes northbound 680 at capitol avenue there is a very serious accident that happened just before 3:00 in the morning and it's still there. they have let one lane through which at this time in the morning it's okay. but this very serious crash is blocking lanes and traffic will be in this area. moving along to other commutes. not a bad commute on highway 24. it looks pretty good heading up to the tunnel with no major problems. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is a nice drive and it's very light although we are expecting a lot more people after most people are back after the holiday weekend

. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in austin, texas. >> "a brave heart." the lizzy velasquez story hits movie theaters friday. >>> next behind the scenes of the new muppet show. plus viola davis tells us what led to her ground-breaking win at the emmys.ly? my li'l buddy? and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital but i wondered if this was the right treatment for me. then my doctor told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots, but eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. knowing eliquis had both... turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more ea

. >> google is praising the test run of the self driving vehicles in austin, texas, saying it will bethere than mountain view. the test drives in the lone star state have been accident-free but that cannot be said for the peninsula. google admits one of the suvs was involved in a crash last month when it stopped for a pedestrian and was rear ended. a similar crash happened in july looking three people with whiplash. >> it is know joke, amazon is expanding the dash button offerings which are designed to be placed around the house where you store items like soap, diapers, bottled water and more and you can reorder by pushing the button. originally it was only available for 18 items. amazon now said they are adding 11 more. for every $4.99 button a customer brings, the fame amount is credited to their amazon account. >> all right, still ahead, a wild help counter for a southern california homeowner when the playful >> coming up at 4, a $167 a million expansion sunday way at the casino with a new hotel that could be a game changer in wine country and why some folks do not like it. plus ab

bears won it 35 of 7 to take a 2-0 record into austin, texas next week against the longhorns.oy don't you just miss this? >>> oh come on admit it. michigan east jim harbaugh. his home opener against oregon state. no finesse just power running. daveon smith. fourth quarter scoring a 35-7 win. jim's first win as coach of the maze and blue. >>> notre dame quarterback malik kzair broken ankle. two minutes at the game of virginia at a verge of a huge upset. albert reid touchdown. virginia up 27-26. on ninth ranked irish. you see the time. irish backup quarterback kaiser. he threw will fuller got past the defenders, a game-winning 39-yard touchdown. a heartbreaker. i suffered -- yeah i feel you. i went through that a lot of times when i was there. notre dame won it in that thriller 34-27. >>> sixth ranked auburn under pressure. needed this jeremy johnson and melvin ray tandem. that's just to tie jacksonville state at 20. to send it to overtime. auburn went ahead. last chance for jacksonville state. josh bard. he would catch the fourth down pass. but was ruled out of bounds. that's h

broadcasting and by public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs maria hinojosa: up next: austin, texas. the american consumer market is changing. lizette williams: latinos today are growing at a rate of four times the national average. diversity is just good business. hinojosa: but has the advertising industry changed with it? the traditional agency from the mad mtv series is long gone. we're not going to go all mariachi band, okay? i'm still seeing these white models in advertisements and it's not who i am. my objective is to make multicultural be the new mainstream. this is the new america-- black, brown, asian, lgbt, immigrants. the country is going through a major demographic shift, and the numbers show it. the face of the u.s. has changed. christina ibanez: we're american. we care about the same things. but yet we also want to preserve our culture. i just see it destroying what we had planned to happen here. hinojosa: by 2043, we will be a majority non-white nation.

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this time it happened in austin, texas, during a game. it even caught the announcers by surprise. >> elf just hit the referee -- he just hit the referee. >> st. anthony catholic school said the player is no longer on the team. really? he's been given a three day suspension while the situation is investigated. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> you've been kind of shaky. >> i wouldn't say shaky. >> that's my word. what would you use? >> i'd say solid, mr. johnson. >> okay. >> he's shaking from the temperatures, kind of cold out there. >> we went 78 today. we did okay. no bull's eye, but it was 80, so within two. we're back on the horse. >> you said solid. >> we'll go 83 tomorrow. 31 in the last 35 and 12 of 14 so far this month. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, it's 66 already downtown, although most of the burbs are already in the 50s, relative humidity still home for this time of night, only 59% and winds generally light. a chilly start, 40

. >> our son was in the far southwest city limits of austin, texas. basically an asham is a spiritual community where people come together to live and to worship. i found this organization the international society for divine love. i decided this was my spiritual path pretty quickly. >> international society of divine love is really just a name for a religious sect that mostly kocongregates within the united states. they follow basic hindu philosophies. in the early 1990s they were looking for a place to really settle their society. they had found a large plot of land about 200 ache nerz central texas outside of austin to build a temple, a really magnificent temple. >> i was pretty young when we moved there. i was about 6 years old. being a kid was pretty amazing. to live on 200 acres of what was as bad a wild land as you can get in texas. so the big desire was to basically be enlightened, and that means that god realized, and that meant that you had renounced all worldly possessions and worldly attachments. ♪ >> at the ashram, the center of our world

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being from the culture of tennis, being from austin, texas, which is growing, prospering. >> right. >> it's a place that wants to give -- >> and yet there are kids who need a little bit over and above what they're getting. >> well, and that's one of our things is everyone hears about austin and all the great things that are happening, but there are still kids that need, that want to learn, that want to get better. we focus on out of school time, so summer learning and after school programs. >> and these are low socioeconomic kids from lower income families. >> yes. >> and you're trying to augment what they're getting during the school year. mental and physical wellness. >> well, i don't think the school system should have to do it all alone. i think there is a space for people to help. so when we looked at the numbers -- and, first of all, i want to do everything andre agassi did, always. >> always. follow in his -- yeah. are you going to shave your head? >> well, i might have to soon. might not be a choice. [laughter]. >> nice pivot. >> thank you. but when i was 17, he was a mentor t

for more than how he would handle this crisis and economy conjoined austin texas by the former governorthe great state and republican presidential candidate rick perry. good to have you with us. jeb bush says it is an act of love. donald trump wants to report illegal immigrants. where do you stand at this very moment on the issue of illegal immigration and border security? >> i think we need to flesh everyone out from the standpoint of just the rhetoric. when somebody says let's build a wall i think it is appropriate to say it is good to have this conversation, it is good that we are having a conversation that for 30 years this border has not been secure. lou: would you be surprised if i told you i did not believe a single one of these candidates about anything? we have heard it all before. >> good for you. the fact is until the media digs in on this issue and says explained to me exactly what your talking about when it comes to securing the border because everything goes back to that whether it's this issue about people on welfare, the cost of the states in the comes to the schools, al

austin, texas, is getting silicon valley people. it is the nature of that particular competition. i think it is up to the governor and the legislature to try to balance that in the best practical way. i do not really care to comment on that. i understand the dilemma. when you are taking the big wealth gap, you have to deal with the wealth gap. i am not the one to say how that is best handled. michael: you have an economic model. the fed probably has to do more qe. central banks have to ease. the u.s. in secular stagnation. you are optimistic about china. ray: i do not think the secular stagnation -- i am sorry, i should not interrupt the question. michael: what kind of returns in the next 10 years can investors expect? i am not talking about your particular funds, but is it going to be different? ray: yes, and you know it. you will have returns averaging between three and 4%. this is a major pension fund problem. the way assets work is when there is quantitative easing or purchases and prices go up, that is just producing a present value effect. it is like a bond. as your bond pri

it is currently chance for me. 38 acre lot in austin texas and was largest global operation outside theley for the company received $35 million of tax incentives from the city in the state of texas for its expansion. it has pledged to create 3600 new jobs that is texas campus.>>> a kayakers recovering after he was attacked on the southern california coast a hammerhead put him in the lower leg on saturday. los angeles county lifeguards say the fight-up. i was not severe. a fisherman brought him onto his boat of the victim was treated at a nearby hospital. la county beaches remain open. soon it last week. i cannot fishing in the fishing , they were getting eight by sharks, savanna popping up quite a bit. >> a week earlier a hammerhead shark was seen circling a kayakers off of san diego. struck the search is on for a missing blue well last seen entangled in hundreds of feet of fishing line. the well was a distressed friday by catalina island. the coast guard and others rushed to free the well trying to sever the fishing line. since then no one was able to find the way out. if it remains en

thousands taking to the streets of austin, texas with two very different messages of violence.and black lives matter. police supporters wearing blue outfits, one side raising awareness for racial bias by law enforcement, the others about the dangers police face each and every day keeping communities safe. >> they are my boys in blue, i have to support them as much as i can, i've lost too many of them anyway. >> black lives do matter. all lives matter, but in this case, black lives matter. we're being the ones gunned down shot and beaten by police. >> black lives matter protesters no one was hurt. >>> california wildfires, crews trying to put out the flames save lives. >>> thousands of sites in the u.s., sites are leaking into the environment. this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an hour. get reliable internet that's up to five times faster than dsl from the phone

. >>> happening now, a haearing under way in austin, texas, with the case of two football players who just leveled a referee in the middle of the game when he was not looking. this morning the students claim that the referee uttered at least two racial slurs at players, and the school district spokesman said that the assistant coach allegedly told the students that that guy needs to pay for cheating us. >> and both of the students have been suspended from the team and the school, and the coach involved has been placed on administrative leave, and now the school district is filing a report against the referee over to the alleged slurs. joining us now to discuss is pasqual, a member of the independent school district, and he is joining us by phone, and everybody wants to know, where does the investigation stand? have you spoken to the referee, and what has he told you? >> yeah, all of that is in progress right now, and unfortunately, this happened over a holiday weekend where lots of people were unavailable, but on tuesday when we all returned to work, we got into high gear to get it go

louis, austin, texas, i would find a man in every city that would do the same. >> joanne, if you went back in and saved the ribs would you wait and not eat them and wait for the camera crew to show up? >> this man understands opportunity. he really does. he has a nice smoke going on, too, that adds flavor to the ribs. this is just really an ideal situation for him. pretty soon he is going to get sponsors by like barbecue companies. they're going to want him to be the face of their sauce, of their rub. so this was brilliant. yeah, apparently, the reporters came and he ran up to them and wanted to tell his story. so good for had him. >> fantastic, i wanted to say he didn't cause the fire. it was his neighbor that caused the fire. very special thanks, i'm tom shillue, i'll see you next time. special monday 5:00 p.m. eastern. "special report" up now. >>> hillary clinton says she did not stop and think about her e-mail setup when she became secretary of state. she's thinking about it now. this is "special report." >> good evening. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. hillary clinton says s

austin, texas denver, colorado. milwaukee, st. louis and baltimore.s as the black lives matter group in minnesota still getting a lot of attention for one of the champs in their protests and one leader reacting to that. >> he was laughing and joking with the marchers. so then the marchers kind of started chanting that towards him. it was more playful than anything. >> so you're saying that was in a playful context that chant. >> at that particular demonstration, yes. that was. because the officer was laughing and joking along with the protesters. >> what about all of this? let's bring in our panel. tucker carlson host of fox and friends weekend. mara eliasson national public radio and syndicas krauthammer. >> imagine if marchers called for the murder of a protected group of americans. in other words anyone who was not a cop basically. the justice department would have swooped in immediately. you'd see a primetime address by the president. imagine if instead of 28 cops murdered 28 civil rights leaders over the last year. we would have a massive respons

it is currently transforming a 38 acre lot in austin, texas into a brand-new apple campus.eceived $35 million in tax incentives from the city in the state of texas for the expansion. they have pledged to create 3600 new jobs. and apple has something else up asleep. it is expected to make a big announcement this week. the event is set for wednesday at the bill graham auditorium in san francisco. in recent years they have revealed new iphones and updates and company might introduce an apple tv and maybe launch a large ipad pro. >>> a new federal study. it suggested that there are more likely to catch whooping cough from their siblings that from their mother. the mothers were previously considered the most common source for infection. the changes due to an increased frequency from whooping cough among school-age children. studies suggest the best way to protect inferences is significantly raise that number.>>> would you be willing to go a month without a shower? soon back how about a year or more? massachusetts company says spring live bacteria on your skin is all you need to