>> phillip, thanks. >>> and also in texas, a manhunt under way in austin, after one person was killed and four injured in unrelated shootings. authorities say the chaos began when this suspect, endicott mcray fired into a crowd. killing one woman and injuring three more. he remains at large. minutes later, shots fired in a parking garage nearby. in that incident, the gunman taken down by witnesses. authorities later confirmed, the incidents were unrelated. >>> next to florida, and the growing concern after four confirmed cases of the zika virus transmitted by mosquitoes. mosquito control continues to spray. still no travel warnings, but as eva pilgrim reports, there is anxiety, especially among women trying to have a baby. >> reporter: tonight, south florida on edge, waiting on test results to hear if more people have zika. >> it's really scary. >> reporter: so far, four people confirmed with zika, at least two bitten by mosquitoes in this one square mile of miami next to downtown. and right in kenna felix's neighborhood, where health workers are going door-to-door, testing to see if

it is the newcomers that are there is brandon williams, the corner back from texas a&m. if you look at his circumstance right now, he is running with the first-team defense. there has been injuries that the position. you have a guy like mike jenkins from tampa who has a broken bone in his hand. this guy has been impressive. he is athletic and once a running back at a&m. to absorb every aspects of the position. he is battling with justin bethel who is out with the broken foot. when it comes to decisions on who wins the job, it is getting on the field and getting the reps to win the job. here is bruce arians the rookie from texas a&m. >> he is stating right now and playing very well. we knew what kind of an athlete we're you never know what kind of maturity you're going to get. it is brandon's job to lose. you can't win it not practicing. >> reporter: this is the time of training camp where you are lining up against, let's say if you're jared against jones. i have to defend this guy practice after practice. it is time to play a team. raiders. the first preseason game coming

let's see what the girls of delta gamma at texas a&m are up five? >> well -- a lot of beautiful girls. >> add a little diversity to their sorority picks. >> more bubbles. >> texas a&m is all about bubbles and slides. >> dang. when i was in college, you would get recruited as you were walking down the student union. it's just interesting to see how they evolved and come to these recruiting videos. >> alpha ph from arizona state university, this has aerial shots. they're out hiking. flying around the donut. >> the azu is pretty cool. >> i don't think i need to say that these videos are getting a lot of attention online. ? >>> a makeup artist starts applying to become someone else. >> some of you may start >> see which famous character's gets bored. >> right. >> make his own fun. >>> talent like this talent proves why makeup artists are called artists. what she creates is amazing. she puts some of those caps on her head so that she can then paint over it. >> wow. >> as she starts applying the makeup, she gives herself a reseeding hairline and you >> tha

a nice practice for the rookie out of texas a&m. it is a great chance for justin bethel to get on the field and get some reps. the competition is on. is going to be the front line starter when it is real against >> going out and jumping in somebody's face and covering them and getting beaten, shaking it off. he struggled last year thinking he let the team down when someone cat -- caught a pass on him. just come back and battle, which he did a good job of. with him coming back this soon and as g yesterday, it will be a good battle. >> reporter: that battle, of course, could resume on sunday here on fox 10 against the texans. not sure if bethel will see action then but we'll see more progression as it wraps up on friday. fox 10 news coming your way with news now and a chance to get into the dialogue here at cards' of minutes with mike. robert nkemdiche back at practice today. tyrann mathieu' second day at practice. we'll see you on news now. >> it looks like it might be quieting down out there. >> reporter: there might be a flash of a

president of texas a and m. defense secretary. where along the way did you learn the different things in this book. i write in the last chapter of the book that my first leadership position was as a patrol leader and boy scout troop 522. i write that nothing teaches you leadership skills like being in charge of a bunch of 11, 12 and 13 years old and trying to get them to do what they don't want to do and you can't make them do it and you're only a year or two older than they are. and then 15 i have the old and -- the only formal training i ever had that was at film out scott ranch. that was my last formal training in leadership but as i say in the book i had been learning for 55 years ever since then. i don't think that i've always had from my very first day at cia a desire i've always have a feeling of how things could be made better and i don't know if i would articulate it as wanting to take leadership but i saw where a good organization could be made better. and broke my first essay on how we could improve soviet analysis when

the types of photo identification that were allowed nder that law were a texas driver's license, a texas non-driver's license, state what id, which i think is the caller was talking about where you go to your department of motor vehicles and if you state id.e, you get a you still have to pay for that id. a u.s. passport was accepted and about three other identification with a photo on it. texas did create something election identification certificate, which was a card that had a identification on it that as to be used for voting purposes only and that was supposed to be the cost-free who native for any people didn't have one of these ids. however, you needed a birth certificate and documentation and what we saw time and again did not have the original certified copy of their birth certificate anymore. people who rimarily were older and had moved around a lot and had lost that document born outsides been of a hospital setting and didn't begin at document to with. o although there was a free voter id that was provided, getting it wasn't free and that problem for g the people and texas real

flash flood watches posted for parts of southeast texas. a flash flood warning, at least and a chance for rain every day this week. not what these folks need, considering the painful cleanup effort that they have in store. david? >> just incredible. no break for folks in the south. rob, thank you. >>> we are also following major developments in the wildfires tonight. word of an arrest now, and one community breaking out into cheers. was a serial arsonist to blame for more than 100 homes and businesses now gone? and right now, look at this. a fire raging out of control east of to las vegas. we are covering it all, and abc's mary bruce is in lower lake, california. >> reporter: it is my pleasure to announce the arrest of damian anthony pashlik, on 17 counts of arson. >> reporter: tonight, releech, mixed with outrage, for a community reeling. >> it makes me angry, so angry. >> reporter: police say damian pashilk is a serial arsonist who sparked fires across this california county, including the weekend, incinerating 175 homes and businesses. lon

let's see what the girls of delta gamma at texas a&m are up to. >> so what makes these the top five? >> well -- girls. >> add a little diversity to their sorority picks. >> more bubbles. >> texas a&m is all about bubbles and slides. >> dang. when i was in college, you would get recruited as you were walking down the student union. it's just interesting to see how they evolved and come to these recruiting videos. university, this has aerial shots. they're out hiking. flying around the donut. >> the azu is pretty cool. >> i don't think i need to say that these videos are getting a lot of attention online. ?? >>> a makeup artist starts applying to become someone else. >> some of you may start recognizing who she's transforming herself. >> see which famous character's >>> josh has got an extreme video and he's tearing it up on his dolly. ?? here he is posing with it, showing it off. and now he's going to show us his epic skills. >> okay. this is a joke, right? >> oh my god. >> i was really hoping this guy was going to surprise me and ride this dolly like a skate board and i would be like,

let's see what the girls of delta gamma at texas a&m are up to. >> so what makes these the top five? >> well -- a lot of beautiful girls. >> add a little diversity to their sorority picks. >> more bubbles. >> texas a&m is all about bubbles and slides. >> dang. when i was in college, you would get recruited as you were walking down the student union. it's just interesting to see how they evolved and come to these recruiting videos. university, this has aerial shots. they're out hiking. flying around the donut. >> the azu is pretty cool. >> i don't think i need to say that these videos are getting a lot of attention online. ?? >>> a makeup artist starts applying to become someone else. >> some of you may start recognizing who she's transforming herself. ?? doing a little cleaning i see. sparkle paper towels are great for wiping up fingerprints without wiping out your savings. just right for cleaning up...jelly... ...water... ...refrigerator doors... ...and look at this... security camera lenses. oh, why don't you tell the homeowners how great sparkle works? just right clean. just right

northwestern, texas a&m, or >> texas a&m? [ buzzer ] >> oh! >> lifeline didn't come through this time. >> sorry. >> the correct answer is -- >> northwestern. they're the wildcats. that's not a dog. texas a&m has reveille, georgetown has jack the bulldog. that's the most popular -- 30 something. >> wow. i think we have time for one more. >> here she is from portland, how are you? what influential singer inspired the name scooby doo? was it louie armstrong, tony bennett, or frank sinatra? >> frank sinatra. [ bell ] >> the famous song, scooby doobie doo. fred silverman was on a plane and heard the sound and said scooby doo. >> you're kidding! we learned a lot today. >> we try. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, dolly parton you don't want to miss that. >>> then from sketch comedy to "snl" to her latest dark comedy, the very funny casey wilson's here. and why she's a little angry after this. lo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! s?? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo

let's see what the girls of delta gamma at texas a&m are up to. >> so what makes these the top five? >> well -- a lot of beautiful girls. >> add a little diversity to their sorority picks. >> more bubbles. >> texas a&m is all about bubbles and slides. >> dang. when i was in college, you would get recruited as you were walking down the student union. it's just interesting to see how they evolved and come to these recruiting videos. >> alpha phi from arizona state shots. they're out hiking. flying around the donut. >> the azu is pretty cool. >> i don't think i need to say that these videos are getting a lot of attention online. ?? >>> a makeup artist starts applying to become someone else. >> some of you may start recognizing who she's transforming herself. >> see which famous character's thank you so much. did you say honey? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah >>

guns will be allowed on college campuses in texas.... a federal judge ruled against three professors from the university of texas... who wanted the campus carry law thrown out... the professors say guns on campus would disrupt classroom discussions on sensitive topics -- which they say would violate free speech... the teachers wanted a preliminary injunction put into law before the first day of classes there... which is today... the professors say they may file an appeal. flood waters devastate parts of louisiana.... now the president is getting a firsthand look at the areas hardest hit... why some are saying the visit is too little, too late. a texas teacher is starting the school year with one strict rule. the decision.. and what she's hardest hit by historic flooding in louisiana. already more than 100 thousand people have applied for aid. some say the trip is coming several days too late. foxs kevin corke has a look at the damage that has area. obama says: "we are heartbroken by the loss of life... heartbroken... about the suffering so

who a woman ine saw texas who had to mail in application for the birth get itcate and pay to printed and mailed back and that cost $42. she and her husband live on a fixed income. he is a bus driver. they live on in income of $300 a month and are feeding a family on that. they put money aside for six months in in attempt to get her birth certificate. they eventually did. the cost of voting should not be so high for people who are eligible citizens and simply want to use the same rights they using since they were 18 or 21-years-old. host: len's in richmond, indiana. in independent. caller: hello. thank you so much into thank you to c-span for having such a great public service. i would like to speak about the federal prison system and the state prison system. a sheriff work with in jackson county, kentucky, he and i would like to let her know about something that she might that islook into ian the candidate id numbers. to make sure they have not been compromised. those candidate id numbers, back in 2014, were tied directly to unverified illegal immigrants in the federal prison system.

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a lot. i love texas. austin is a great city and i would hate to see it go. >> i think they have to go too. >> what percent supports succession either way. succession has been a long held standard and long-herld. >> they would leave and take ted cruz? it sounds like a win-win. >> i'm voting for it. you can have ted cruz. >> they go, but they can't come back. i want to build a wall around texas because i don't want texans stealing our jobs and coming in and committing crimes and stealing horses off ranch and bringing them back. here is what i don't like about it. they don't like majority rules. that means they don't like democracy and they don't like america. >> this is all a moot point. >> i love texas, but i don't like the idea of succession. if we lost texas forget it. >> isn't it the seventh biggest economy in the world? >> exactly. >> plus the barbecues are amazing. >> the next i discovered was in cambridge, massachusetts. >> actually that's the reason i disagree with julie the most. >> have you ever be

served as a secretary of the navy, the texas navy. [laughter] perhaps potter -- in 1842, the regulated moderate award, potter found home surrounded by enemy of regulators. he thought he could get away by jumping into a nearby lake and escape by swimming under water to safety but he came up for air and the minute he did he was shot in the head. he's buried in texas and has a

jamie was taking time off from her studies at texas a&m and was working at a pizza parlor. her shift had ended around midnight. >> we contacted everybody that she delivered pizzas to, and nothing out of the ordinary. >> after work, she had headed over to a friend's house. >> he said they were there watching movies and she left his house around 4:30 in the morning. >> and what time did you think that she was killed? >> we got the call at 7:15 a.m. so between 4:30 a.m. and 7:00. >> the male friend, a college student, was the last known person to see jamie alive. the detective paid him a visit. >> he was upset. obviously. they were friends. and had been for some time. >> the friend's grief seemed genuine, but something was peculiar. when investigators asked for a dna sample -- >> he said no. >> no? >> of course, we wanted to know why. was he the killer or was he not? >> the detective was determined to answer that question. so, he put the young man under surveillance, followed him to a local restaurant. >> and are you hidden somewhere in the restaurant? >> i'm kind of back in a

one person is a resident of texas. dent of taiwan. >> reporter: governor scott has asked for more help from the cdc. they have become a more aggressive miskito campaign in miami-dade county. they are working to control the spread of zika as they were able to clear it three -- cleaner three additional blocks in the when area. >> this is in addition to the 14 blocks we were already able to clear and when would. this is good news and shows a reference to aggressively combat mosquitoes and educate the public. >> reporter: the cdc is adding to the advisory that all pregnant women avoid the winwood area, warning all pregnant women to stay away from miami beach as well. bill keating, fox news. >>> today is a big day for kanye west and all of the fence. look at this. just a few hours ago he opened 21 pop-up stores around the world including this one right here in san francisco. this is in the downtown area. the stores are expected to be open throughout the weekend. you still have time to get out there. he is expanding his pop-u

texas. breakfastr holds a rode onand sam rayburn the train with him. sam rayburn invited him to texas where he holds a reception and everybody, nobody is going to come so we are going to make sure texas turns out for a democratic president. rayburn himself has some questions whether the timing was right for civil rights reform that truman proposed. he was a good enough democratic to say, this is our president and we are going to stick with him. he invites all of his friends and they all show up in the gives a speech on his behalf. he emphasizes not civil rights, because he knows that it's going to be devices and texas, but he emphasizes foreign policy. speaking of truman's foreign policy and is a candidate, his shoulders are broad enough, his heart is big enough and his mind is keen enough. i do not know if all of the texans come into the recession were listening but this was sam rayburn, so they were going to come. margaret truman went along on a trip and she recalls to the burn's coming to the ray house, they came in droves and they kept coming. they

. >>> cameras scary moments in texas. a homeowner finding a 9 foot look at that 300 pound monster. the owner said he didn't see it until he was a foot away and it was not happy when authorities try to remove it. the gator broke one of the poles. it freaked out. the wranglers got it under control. >>> coming up alex rodriguez says goodbye to the yankees but is this the final game in the >>> it wasn't the start they were looking for in philly but after the dismal first quarter by the buccaneers the are thankful the preseason opener, fumbling the kickoff and eagles recovered and scored. james winston sacked on the first play, fumbles and eagles eventually score again. five total turnovers last night for the defense especially the line of the talk last night and this morning was all about the fumble. they said this afternoon despite the fumble he did some good things last night. >>> it's been two weeks since the trade for duffy and tonight we will see him and a raise uniform. he has been dealing with an achilles injury. yankees game is alex rodriguez's last game with the yankees. he is

bruce and mike, the center of texas a&m and now has a chance to make a name for himself with the browns. >> growing up i never understood how big a deal it is to have a dad in the hall of fame and i have always found a way to overcome that adversity and coming into the nfl especially being a free agent. at the browns took a chance on me and i'm super blessed. i'm not a quitter. i'm a hard worker. that's how i'm going to attack this thing. >> you are a rookie. keep your mouth shut and from there, do whatever the coach ask you to do and do it with a great attitude >> the matthews boys loved to play football and love to hunt. >> the biggest buckeye i shot was a 10 point. it's peaceful to be outside and just to be able to, you know, why you are mind is at ease and be thankful for what god has given us all. >> matthews seeing the spot and trying to carry on the family name. >> mike had a chance to catch with his cousin clay before he starts the next season. >>> what's going on with the water and the olympics. >> now to rio where officials are working to fix an algae problem where they draine

his cousin was shot and killed on a trip to austin, texas. a gunman opened fire wounding several others. >> surreal is not even the right word. still don't really believe it. i just saw her a few days ago. and yeah, just like, it's just unbelievable. still. >> she was 30. part aftof a happy couple. those who know them say they already had a privateer is mooen but were planning a familied withing in october. >> they were just two years apart and like the same people. and it feels like a part of me is gone now. and i just haven't grasped hold of it yet. >> he said the day was supposed to be fun. rafting in an evening out. leaving a doughnut shot when shots rang out. he believes they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. he said his sister was a school bus driver in the sequoia union high school district. passionate about family and friends. >> she loved her job. loved kids. she was a superstar basketball player in high school. she loved basketball and softball. she loved her family. she was just a great person. >> that was christie smith rep

a texas a-and-m student is dead -- from what could be a drug overdose at a frat house. police -- finding the 19-year- old -- unresponsive at the sigma-nu house. four other people were arrested -- for possession of marijuana -- and possession of a controe the fraternity says -- its thoughts and prayers -- are with the victim's family and loved ones -- and is cooperating with investigators. players arrested - v five notre dame football players -- arrested on marijuana charges -- could get kicked out of school. police - -pulling over the players for speeding on friday. officials say a trooper smelled marijuana in their car. sgt. tony slocum, indiana state police): "a trooper initiated a traffic stop and walking up to the vehicle to speak with the driver he smelled odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. a texas student -- claiming anti- semitic harrasment by his fellow classmates -- is blaming the school district. the incident -- happening at the international festival -- of all places. (eliav terk/ student) "a group of students who went to the middle east booth and t

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>>> next at 6:00, chaotic shooting at a popular tourist area in texas claims the life of a bay area woman. >>> dozens of east bay homes without water this evening as crews hurry to fix the problem. >> that's what you can expect from an america under trump. >> bay area republicans and muslim groups are among those responding to a growing conflict between donald trump and the parents of a fallen u.s. soldier. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> thank you for joining us. tragic news reached the bay area from texas. a peninsula woman is dead after being shot in austin. her brother shared these pictures of his sister. she drove buses for the sequoia union high school district. she graduate from woodside high. her family says she went to austin to visit her fiancee's family. >>> police are looking for a 24-year-old man they call a person of interest in the shooting, just looks away from the texas state capitol. >>> friends have identified a man who died after falling in san francisco yesterday. he fell 50 to 100 feet down to the ground and into the water. the victim, vincent holland worked at a g

depression, and were more likely to have trouble sleeping by their 40s. >>> trouble in the tracks in texas. arain goes off the tracks and into the water, coming up. >>> one boy's wish. a child with a rare disease is about to have a dream come true. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> we have breaking news out of pennsauken, camden county. police have made an arrest in the murder of a 2-year-old boy. the child died of energy injuries. the mother's boyfriend faces homicide charges. the police came to the home on route 38 saturday night after a 911 call. nbc 10's cydney long is working on the story, look for reports from her lat

should not a matter of if we will face a locally transmitted se but rather when because it's likely will similar climates louisiana alabama mississippi georgia and texas have cracked a plan to combat zeke a the threat goes even farther this map the national center of atmospheric research shows all the states at risk with yellow being yelled risk. health officials say they don't expect widespread outbreak. we do expect it to see more zeke are cases for the only state does far to have local the rest the country and stopping and spread. is begun using airplanes to free insecticides the chemical spread across a 10-mile area early results seem promising with a high traps used to gauge effectiveness. mopping up water to deprive mosquitoes from lane there. see how widespread the virus may be. ford has waged a fierce public relations campaign please officers handing out zeke information pamphlets to tourists encourage them to use a bug repellent bug spray has became so prevalent stores have actually run out of it. also in short supply money was signed his hope would fund research to zeke of vaccine the white house and congress have been engage in a fiercparta

texas? >> that was a prolonged fight over a law in texas like many others that required voters to produce specific id to cast a ballot. this has been up and down the courts and, in the most recent decision, the u.s. court of appeals decided this law was -- this law had a discriminatory impact and that there needed to be greater opportunities for people who had trouble getting these ids to obtain them. there have been meetings between the plaintiff voting rights advocates and the state, and they came to an agreement which effectively ended the photo id law and allowed anybody who has difficulty in getting an id to still vote by signing an affidavit at their polling place saying that they could not reasonably obtain one of the documents. so that was a big change. >> and north carolina's fourth circuit court struck down the voter id law there. in the court argument one of the judges questioned the intent of the voting laws. here's a couple minutes of that. >> all of this rhetoric. evidence that there was a search in african-american registration 10 years prior and the law was changed and they claim t

the rotc grudges from the university of texas makes superior officers to those who graduate from texas a&m or texas tech? >> i think that we want to make sure and this military example is only one of the important issues here but have respected that puma to make sure not just there are strong african-american and hispanic -- hispanic programs there are two c. program but everyone he graduates from the program at the university of texas white lack asian hispanic everyone knows how to lead effectively in a diverse environment in which they will be leading the first troops. >> that's important but to come back to my first question is anything to suggest the top 10% students are less likely to enroll in rotc or when they do they are not as good as the holistic. >> with respect to the university of texas in particular buts is going to apply to every university in the country and this is an important interest to the united states generally paid when you think about what is at stake here the interest in ensuring that we have military officers who can lead a diverse military force is critical. t

prolonged fight over a law in texas like many others that required voters to produce specific id to cast a ballot. this has been up into down the courts and in the most recent decision the u.s. court of appeals decided this law was discriminatory. there needed to be greater opportunities for people who had trouble getting these identifications to obtain them. there have been meetings between the plaintiff voting rights advocate and the state into they came to an agreement which effectively ended the photo id law and allowed anybody who has difficulty in getting an id to secure a vote by signing an affidavit of the polling place and they could not reasonably obtain one of the document so that was a good change. >> and north carolina scored struck down a law and in the court argument one of the judges questioned the intent of the voting laws. here's a couple minutes of that. >> all of this rhetoric. in african american registration continues. the laws changed and they claimed that it was adversely affected. to protect your own political interests. it means in this case republica

the supreme court struck down a texas abortion law that limited access to abortion services in a five-three vote a texas law requiring abortion doctors had admitting privileges within 30 miles of the clinic and abortion clinics need hospital lake standards for outpatient surgery is an unconstitutional undue burden on women seeking an abortion. this is the most significant ruling since 1992 when the supreme court including justice anthony kennedy upheld the length he wrote a dissenting opinion in which roberts joint. thomas filed a separate dissent. the argument this morning in case 217. whole women's health versus hellerstedt. the texas requirements undermine the careful balance between states legitimate is interest in regulated abortion and the fundamental ready to make personal decisions about their pregnancies. they are unnecessary health regulations that create substantial obstacles to abortion at best. there is a pulmonary question would you address that. let's take that first. the claim that was in the prior litigation. let's assume that they are separate claims that was decided why i

texas? >> that was a prolonged fight over a law in texas like many others that required voters to produce specific id to cast a ballot. this has been up and down the courts and, in the most recent decision, the u.s. court of appeals decided this law had a discriminatory impact and that there needed to be greater opportunities for people who had trouble getting these ids to obtain them. there have been meetings between the plaintiff voting rights advocates and the state, and they came to an agreement which effectively ended the photo id law and allowed anybody who has difficulty in getting an id to still vote by signing an affidavit at their polling place saying that they could not reasonably obtain one of the documents. so that was a big change. >> and north carolina's fourth circuit court struck down the voter id law there. in the court argument one of the judges questioned the intent of the voting laws. here's a couple minutes of that. >> all of this rhetoric. evidence that there was a search in african-american registration 10 years prior and the law was changed and they claim that you are adve

always be you. >> rose: in an odd coincidence, a texas law that expands gun rights on college campuses took effect today, just as victims of the horrifying act of gun violence were being remembered. manuel bojorquez reports tonight >> reporter: a solemn ceremony at the university of texas at austin today marked 50 years since charles whitman owned fire from the campus clock tower, killing 16 people. >> victims were cut down on the west and south sides of the campus. >> reporter: on the anniversary of one of first mass shootings, a controversial texas law allowing concealed handguns in public university classrooms went into effect. officials at the university of texas opposed the law. >> the more guns, the more >> reporter: u.t. professor joan neuberger is concerned about its impact in her classroom. >> guns are designed to hurt people. and if you don't know if someone has a gun, you don't know if you're in danger. >> reporter: nueberger fears professors and students will shy away from controversial topics. >> we want students to be passionate about what they have to say. report without

texas, austin. he has written books including a bestseller on franklin roosevelt. we have the director of the lyndon johnson library and museum at the university of texas next to the center. he is the author of four books and is an expert on lbj and the presidency. we have professor of history at the university of houston. she is also an expert on the presidency in presidential congressional relations in the 20th century. she is currently writing a bargain three of john garner. he has written books on many of the leading public figures of the 20th century. he has been a tremendous partner to us on this symposium. our sincere thanks again to him and went to turn it over to don in our fellow panelists for the first discussion this afternoon. [applause] >> well, it sounds like -- can you hear us ok? all right. we are on. thank you andy for that introduction. it is a great privilege and an honor for us to sponsor this celebration of the 40th anniversary of the truman scholars program. i also want to thank andy rich and secretary albright for really the outstanding job t