kansas and abilene kansas is a dry state, you can't even get wine with dinner. that's a problem but i got to be good friends with the local sheriff who had single malt and so i would leave the library and go play with the sheriff and we would shoot guns and drink. and kate sent me books i like to see how academic work really gets done this went on for a long time and kate would send me books to review and one book she sent me was this nasty little book on lorraine hickok, hick who couldn't stand what she was reading, she couldn't stand it and said these letters couldn't possibly mean what they seem to mean. so when i got back, i called joe and joe and i had gotten to be friends. this is a book that should stay in print forever and we get to be friends with people who blurred your books. >> joseph lash wrote eleanor and franklin. >> and wrote then subsequently three other books to great extent biographers and i said, you're not having hick even mentioned anywhere in your book and he said i hated her. let's talk about it. so we had dinner and the reason she hated

an air force veteran hired at lowe's in abilene, texas along with his service dog charlotte. someone snapped a picture of the two working together and there was 1000 comments on it and i was like oh my gosh. it was ridiculous. i found a way to have a productive life and my prescription is four legged. >> help you find the right screws and nails for your job. charlotte is getting a little old so clay is training another service dog, lola to eventually take her acple at work. >> what a great move. >>> what joe biden sa worked up tonight. >> yeah, this has people worked up too. four virginia fraternities are in hot water after an incident involving a ghost. >>> right after the break, a powerful campaign to bring awareness about gun violence in ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to he

just say that was very nice because it took me a long time to research eisenhower in a place called abilene kansas which is a dry state you can't even get wind that the problem i got to be friends with the local sheriffs. they would shoot guns and drink. this went on for a very long time and they would send books to review and one she could understand what she was reading. they couldn't possibly mean what they seem to. so i called joe and w if we hadn to be friends. this is a book that should stay in print forever. >> and he wrote them subsequently three other books and is just a great esteem the biographer. i said he isn't even mentioned anywhere in your book and he said i hated her. let's talk about it. so we had dinner. one of the things i don't deal with th this all of the jealous. she ignored all that was swirling around waiting at the white house together. it is in the military history and as you know, i said don't be silly. i was doing diplomatic and military history. they took me up to hyde park and me went through papers and show had been the good son and anything he wanted to do s

all over abilene christian, 16 points apiece with the final score 86-51.y improve to a mac and 2 and finally as we showed you earlier, the raiders are busy handing out bicycles for the holidays and some other teams were active in the community today starting with the 49ers. a handful of players taking children on a shopping spree. the team is helping out kids from the boys and girls club. $1500 in sporting equipment for their afterschool programs. clay thompson very active. visited more than two dozen boys and girls delivering gifts, took softies, signed autographs, thompson also visited, this is the children at the st. vincent stay home in oakland. he brought toys to more than 220 kids so very nice to see them. raiders, 49ers, very nice. >> it is the season. >>> >>> less than one week until the first night of hanukkah so are you still thinking about the perfect gift? >> time is running out. as mary explains, there is a trend that may make your gift giving a little easier. >> stores are counting on last- minute shoppers. >> is target the place to get last-

living for the first time in a long time, and as a matter of fact the day i got a scholarship to go to abilenean university is right around the same day my father called me and asked me, hey, how much does it cost to get this guy killed? >> brian says his father told him his distant cousin, an 8-year-old girl who lived in california, was being molested by her father. the girl's grandmother and mother wanted to pay brian to kill the man. >> so told my father i would call him back and after a few days of thinking about it, i decided to come out to california and kill paul myself. >> a short time later brian flew out to the west coast to carry out the hit. he knocked on the man's door, but when a young boy answered, he got nervous and left. he went back a second time, but nobody was home. >> and by this time the two ladies that paid me, they're crying on the phone, screaming, telling me that their daughter, she cannot spend another day around this guy. they're afraid of what he's going to do. by this time i'm so tired of it if i get caught or i don't, i just cannot let this guy spend another day

. - my name is coe, ralph coe from abilene. - oh, mr. coe, i've heard of you. - where are you going? - across the street to the continental divide railroad. - you don't care which side you gun for, do you? - i do, indeed. in this case, the side that pays the most. does mr. coe work for 25 dollars a day? - coe's in charge of 35 men, he's a deputy agent. - a deputy agent. well, that's an imposing title for a gunfighter. - i'i'well qualified for the job. - i'm sure you are. - there is a possibility thatate could use another... - i don't think so. - well... as you say. - in that case, i bid you good day again. - what can i do for you? - mr. sukey? - that's right. my name is paladin, i'm looking for a job. - the opposition turn you down? i saw you leavinin their offices. - i'm shopping, mr. sukey. what do you have to offer? - the prevailing rate, 20... (door opens and closes) 30 dollars a day. - i'm not interested in pin money, mr. sukey. do you have e opening for a deputy agent? - i might have. you know what this fight's all about? - it's fo

host: brian calling from abilene, texas, 18 to 35-year-olds. caller: yes, hello. this is brian.i had to turn my tv off because interfering with the sound. am i live. host: you're live. turningthe right thing, off your tv. caller: i've been kind of out of the loop for a long while and my own studies into ethnic histories. biracial from parentage, so i'm kind of white and kind of not white. me, i feel as if we need to like take the initiative as a eneration -- i was born in 1983, and we need to push forward and get past all of racism issues. we all need to take pride in our qualities, and as it stands, there's a lot of like and on. ms going on 1900sbeen reading a lot of history, like all of the race ar stuff from back then, and it's just kind of strange, because it's almost like we're on a loop. but i'm just trying to find ways to get involved. i'm kind of stuck in a small kind of put here against my will due to medical establishment issues. it has to deal with more along the lines of racial and i'm kind of stuck in a place. i'm ot hispanic, but labelled hispanic. and these profil