hat's off to arkansas. they played awfully well.we have some heroics, guys came in and said, listen, i can do this, calm, and handled this, y unusual game. >> kristina: congratulations. thank you. >> thank you. >> tim: some might say les miles is the prince of unusual victory. la'el collins, the hug for zach mettenberger who was in tears but the play of the game presented by napa auto parts is that one. travin dural on theei recving end from the freshman of some influence today, anthony jennings from marietta, georgia. another youngster from georgia playing the quarterback position at l.s.u. with the touchdown pass, 49 yards and the alma mater heard with tears coming down the cheeks of mettenberger and 13 other seniors for this l.s.u. football team. this is why they love miles. he is a player's coach. he knows the words by heart. may have had "hail to the victors" in 1976 as a senior but he knows this alma mater as well. yet another reason why the south eastern conference is so much fun to cover. that is a last-place team you witnes

freezing rain in parts of texas and arkansas.stern pennsylvania. >>> a quarter million dollar award is being offered for helping those responsible for the murder of a postman who was shot and killed while makes his rounds in maryland this weekend. because he was a federal employee, the person or persons convicted in this case could face the death penalty. >>> and mark zuckerberg taking on politics andism rights. speaking to abc news, he spoke out against those who say undocumented immigrants are here ill let mely and don't have a right to citizenship. >> when you meet these children who are really talented and, you know, they've grown up in america and don't know any other country besides that, but they don't have the opportunities that, you know, that we all enjoy, it's really heartbreaking. it seems like it's one of the biggest civil rights issues of our time. >> well, later today in san francisco, barack obama is putting it back into the spotlight. >> this is probably the best piece of video we saw all morning. more than half

i got hit hard coming home to arkansas for voting for part d of bush's medicare. democrats hit merity hard then. i think i was one of 11 or 12 senators who voted with the president. i worked with the administration. we did our dog and pony shows with cms and hss folks and arkansas ended up being the top ten states for enroll lees for the prescription plans. it's hard to envision a health care plan for seniors without a prescription drug. it hard for us to see wing able to put our economy right if we continue to spend the money we do on health care, the percentage of our gdp and getting the same results we are. we have to start looking at how we'll make this thing work and come together and figure that out and i think that's what they are doing with the add minute -- administration. they heard what there is out there and will ramp up. those are technical things that can get fixed and they will. >> you know, i wanted to see if something sounded familiar. this is a little bit of a national republican editorial campaign committee video that came out. it an ad against

that has got to be at some level worry some for someone in arkansas. >> it is. just certainly because arkansas has become very red and there's a problem there in that a lot of people, i think, they have -- have the other side, the republicans have really prayed on the arkansas people to create that distrust with obama but, you know, it's not anything that he he can't rise above and not anything as we move forward in the next six months of enrollment we won't be able to see. there was a man in arkansas rece recently, a republican actually able to go to the marketplace and get his health care, better coverage from his same blue cross package for 13, $13,000 less. so i mean, there -- there are people out there finding it. it just takes time. >> it does that. i want to bring in the rest of the group and turn this in general to where the president's poll numbers are now. 4 2% not an all-time low but getting down there. to the opening question, is this a slump or beginning of the laying duck period? >> well, of course the period on lame duck period but he can recover.

one of the times i met with him, he remembered very fondly standing at the headwaters of the arkansas river with a river running between his legs. that was in the great state of colorado. that does connect us all. i want to thank my colleagues who are here today and i want to thank all the witnesses for appearing before the committee. and he additional questions for the record should be submitted to the committee clerk five business days from today. that is by 4 p.m. tuesday, november 12. we are adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> and a few moments "washington journal" is live. at 10 a.m. eastern, " newsmakers." after that, last week's hearing with health and human services secretary kathleen's ability as, talking about the health care law and the latest improvements being made to the health care.gov website. the places note called the mercedes-benz superdome in new orleans where the new orleans saints play. it is built entirely at public expense. after hurricane katrina badly damaged the area a

. >> it's called cover the river, and this is the river, the arkansas in south central colorado. what cristo is do is span cloth in six miles of it along a 42 nile stretch the river. his drawing shows how the sunlight will filter through the fabric. the best way to see it will be underneath on a raft drifting through big sheep horn canyon. >> it will be spectacular. but it is created play of light passing into the fabric. cristo and his team have been working on over the river for more than 20 years. they've had to get approval because much of the project is on protected lapped. he's raising the $50 million it will cost by telling hundreds of preparatory works, which he makes by hand. cristo and his late wife and collaborator became known for their out-sized and some say outlandish projects. and some are controversial in their own way, and over the river is no different. >> when we keep this in the mind of thousands who tried to stop us, even though who could not help us, you're part of the project. willing or not willing in they say that he and jean-claude crowded all over befor

. >> it's called "over the river," and this is the river, the arkansas in south central colorado.hat christos wants to do is suspend hundreds of huge panels of silvery cloth, six miles of it, in eight sections along a 42 mile stretch of the river. his drawings show how the sunlight will filter through the fabric. christos says the best way to seal is is underneath on a raft. drifting through the canyon. >> it is spectacular over the hill. that's a play of life passing through the fabric, reflecting in the water. >> up, not down. >> >> reporter: christo and his team have been working on "over the river" for 20 years. they had to have approval because most of the project is on protected land. christo is raising the $50 million it will cost by selling hundreds of preppa tory works which he makes by hand. christo and his late wife and collaborator were namous for their out sized and outlandish projects - every one controversial in its own way. "over the river" is no different. >> outline our projects have this journey, when the project is in the minds of thousands who try to stop us a

in arkansas an icy conclusion monday, on this highway bridge snarling traffic for hours. road accidents to blame for at least a dozen deaths across the country. a reminder to take extra care when hitting the roads for the holiday. triple a offers drivers a tip. in normal traffic, you usually

arkansas stretching back through texas and concern for sleet and freezing rain. look at this. anywhere from several inches to a foot of snow seen allow new mexico and oklahoma. the concern through texas. freezing rain. majority of these reports have been less than a quarter of an inch but when you get to that you're talking about the power lines weighing 500 pounds and never a good thing and also not for air travel. two systems colliding. one bringing the moisture in from the gulf and combining with system coming out of canada. those two combine. you're talking about moisture combining with cold air and this is a concern as we go through the holidays. first into the southeast they were talking about heavy rain. 2 to 4 inches around the gulf

tpoek, the nature conservancy does a tremendous job in arkansas. scott simon is there and you are all exemplary and a great public/private partnerships can do and i want to commend you for that. i would like to ask you and mr. troxel - we have heard about climate change and budget cuts and this and that and have heard of fightingoblem fires and expending all of her funds doing that versus mitigating these things. what percentage of this over the last early has been cause from poor management? as far as the situation -- the forest are a threat to our community. essentially, she is concerned because this is a danger now. i think mr. pitcher alluded to the same type of thing. acreage that this is a tinderbox for a variety of different reasons print what percentage of that is just poor management? >> i don't have a percentage but i would say we would be wrong if we did not attribute an awful lot of the weather related events to these really intense fires. the very intense fires we have had in the last decade are due to these high temperature, long drou

that will move - mousture moving across arkansas. that's up the coast for our travel forecast - rain near the atlantic, inland snow this week. . >> i'm jonathan betz with the top stories. >> joy in iran although the world's reaction to the iran nuclear deal is mixed. the foreign minister welcomed being called the ambassador of peace. benyamin netanyahu called the deal historic mistake. after intense debate tribal leaders voted to keep american soldiers behind 2014, when nato forces are set to leave. president hamid karzai is refusing to s

arkansas has got one. is there another option for us? and i think would at the end of the day it's all about whether or not those individual states because of you all ask for slightly different things, pennsylvania and michigan and iowa, they are all asking for slightly different things. it's really going to come down to is the administration going to be willing to work with them to come up with a fourth option, if this option, a way to get there? i think the arkansas model, was the conservative flavor of the private sector approach, and as a way strengthen the exchange market the potential to be a big win-win for everybody if the cards so of on. >> this also raises the question that dan brought up earlier about the states on the exchanges also on the marketplaces who are doing plan management, there are about 14 states that are doing a little bit more than just, than some of the other states. whether we will see a shift in that responsibility, taking on more of, states taking on actually the market place operations. maybe talk about tha

arizo arkansas has changed a lot. but they have a solid candidate and he has a great personal story and connects with voters. so i would say that is the one most in danger. we have five seats in a column called lean democrats. i am interested to know the general election opponent. there is a three-way opponent and for everything you hear about miller i don't think he is a big factor. i think it is between the lieutenant governor and a guy name dan sullivan who left state government the make the race. the open seat in iowa and louisiana -- that state is more republican since last time she e was on the ballot. the seat in michigan is surprising. they have cleared the republican feel and she is going to face peters from the detroit area.nds going to have a race if republicans get the candidate they need to have the primary, but there is a clear front runner with the speak of the house and tom tiller. i suspect three of the seats wi will end up in toss ups and whether the republicans can expand that field -- it something

the razorbacks were hanging tough all you arkansas fans. woo!ut lsu down, and freshman throwing his first career touchdown pass. arkansas had had one last chance. and tigers are all over it. lsu wins a they willer 37-21. >>> after weeks suffering a nasty crash and tearing her ligament in her right knee, lindsay vaughn was back on the streets. the 29-year-old vaughn said three super g runs and her right knee which she injured last week felt pretty good. she hopes to compete in calbert aalberta,canada, and hopes to bi moscow in 69 days. >> stay with us. weather is next. and many thought a broke up after a pressure with the sun. now the comet that simply won't go away. we'll talk to an expert next. >> and now a techknow minute... >> and now a techknow minute... >> mission incomplete. last minute technical glitch scrubs the rocket launch. in the last minute count down engineers aborted the lift off. it's better to be paranoid than wrong and the launch may be r rescheduled in days. >>> there is a bright spot in space. it turns out the comet may still

they played earlier today. 13-4 run to start the second half against arkansas. can we see that again? the perfect one hand. looking good. cobs had 15 points. assisting again. this time to david who will go with the two hand slam. 19 points and 15 rebounds. cal wins 85-77. >> as for the pro basketball team the warriors off to a great start but things shaky lately. they lost their third straight and now they will lose bogan for a game. dust up with the trail blazers saturday night. he will be suspended for one game. things get out of control. wim-ups also suspected. -- williams also suspended. the raiders, getting used to it. blows leads when they had a chance to win. it happened again. yesterday they could be in the driver's seat for a playoff spot. however tennessee driving 18 yards. raiders lose, woodson, you can't let this happen. >> you know, we have opportunities to get off the field and we didn't do it. we got to get off the field on 3 3rd down situations. especially late in the game. clock is running out. we got to hold them to a field goal if anything and

we'll watch it expand in arkansas, possibly in tennessee. heavy travel today, i-10, i-20 will be mostly rain. again, the worst of it today, the dallas-ft. worth area, just treacherous conditions. >> thanks, bill. and that system has already turned deadly. this morning, at least 13 people confirmed killed by the storms. nbc's miguel almaguer brings us up to date. >> reporter: in the southwest, wicked winter weather that's dangerous and on the move. the powerful storm blanketing several states with heavy snow, steady rain, debilitating ice and high winds. in texas, icy roads turned i-20 near dallas into a skating rink. three killed here, 13 across the region. at dfw, more than 300 flights canceled. >> after hundred us of crashes to the west, dallas was ready as the storm moved in. 30 trucks dumped sand on city streets. >> reporter: the commute in oklahoma just as treacherous. too many spinouts and rollovers to tally. outside of oklahoma city, 13 inches and counting. >> oh, it's good, oh, yeah. >> reporter: in new mexico, frigid temperatures sn

take a look at arkansas back through texas today. travel currently as we are talking about even the threat for sleet and freezing rain. never a good thing. what is going on? this system in the south is bringing in the moisture in the gulf and atlantic and spped to combine with the cold air system from canada. put the two together and you have a big travel mess the next several days. the south first isolating that low that is currently producing freezing rain through texas and heavy rain from 2 to 4 inches and through tomorrow the two-day total up to 3 to 5 inches into the carolinas. notice even by tomorrow the hubs will see some rain into the northeast. not really the story just yet. here is tuesday rain in the northeast and farther back in the northern atlantic see the icy concerns. the snow staying in the ohio valley out of the major hubs on the east coast. tuesday night through wednesday this is going to be the biggest concern. here is where we start talking about the strongest winds and heaviest rain and more update and farther w

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. >>> sports is just ahead including this time-honored tradition in arkansas. it's so fun. look at that. we'll have it when we come back. >>> by the way, congratulations on your baby. >> thank you. >> i know exactly -- >> thank you. thank you very much. you know how good it feels. >> i know exactly how that is. after i lost running for president, i slept like a baby. >> did you? >> you know exactly how it is. >> sleep two hours, wake up and cry. sleep two hours, wake up and cry. >> that was funny, john mccain. >>> now the latest in sports. we start with "monday night football." chicago at green bay. first quarter, packers' quarterback aaron rodgers was sacked by bears' defensive end shane mcclelland. the smackdown injured rodgers nonthrowing left shoulder. he left the game for evaluation. then in the third quarter green bay's eddie lacy broke for tthr the defense, a 56-yard run. he did get taken down on the 1 yard line. then on the next play, they tie it at 17-17. then josh mccown connects with jefferys. chicago, 27-20. >>> nfl.com reports that houston texans' head coach ga

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right now it's affecting texas arkansas, missouri, they have had mix of rain and snow, and some of that is heavy. look, across north central texas, ten inches of snow coming down, a number of accidents have been reported in this area. not only is it snow but you're getting a mix of sleet and freezing rain as well. very slippery roadways there and along i-40 this area of freezing rain has pushed east. it will improve a little bit there. mem first at 46, very cold air is in place. if this storm develops, if you have anything keeping the cold air in place we're talking about snow and will bring the warm air with it. and that will change the mix, virginia, over to rain, but the rain will become heavy. the cold air is all the way to western pennsylvania and ohio, even southern ohio is seeing rain. this is a lot of travel troubles here so low clouds and rain, a lot of flights will be delayed throughout the day and on wednesday. rain pushes to the north. that snow still over central pennsylvania, really not enough to amount to anything. snow continues four to six inches, not long i-95 however.

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which is rags over the arkansas river. work to install the anchors and the cable and the fabric will damage the landscape. >> it's a major construction project in an area of critical environmental concern. >> cristo's team say they will minimize the damage. others support the project. >> i think it will create a lot of attention for this part of the colorado. and it will do a lot to put this area of the state on the map. >> assuming that cristo wins the final round of legal wrangling, work will begin next summer. >> construction will take two years when it's completed the work will be up for two weeks. cristo is famous for out maneuvering his opponents. but at 80 years old it could be one of his last works of his long ca carry career. >> michael is back with sports. >> i wondered when this came out what kind of legs it would have. >> it just drips, drips, drips. >> it picks up more speed. johnathan martin will meet next week with the n.f.l.'s apointe d investigator. the meeting will take place near martin's home in los ang

we're getting a mixed snow and rain in some spots around arkansas and oklahoma. temperatures right now, you can see 46 for houston. it's just a cool rain for you. we day you with temperatures well above the freezing mark in miami. up north, 20s to the low 30's. it is cold and you said and field even more bitter cold as you get in the winds. feels like 12 in cleveland, pittsburgh, you feel like one degree. that's a look at our radar and clouds a little closer. we have the snow that's been tracking up and falling apart, not a large accumulations today, but we'll probably see a new round of snow coming in as it pushes a little farther east and north. so far, we've had reports of two and a half inches of snow, in colorado to north texas, four and a half inches of snow. the sleet is bringing ice accumulation of anywhere from a half inch to an inch in texas. roads are just so slippery and icy out there, it's treacherous travel. we're going to see the most likely area for ice accumulating as we get through monday, primarily through texas and into the very edge of oklaho

the arkansas in south central colorado. what cristo wants to do is suspend hundreds of panels of silvery cloth, nearly six miles of it in eight sections across a 42-mile stretch of the river. it will show how sunlight will filter through the fabric. he said the best way to see it is underneath on a craft drifting through the big horn sheep canyon. >> that is spectacular, to experience it from the inner space of the river. it is a play of light passing into the fabric, reflecting on the water. >> up, not down. >> reporter: cristo and his team has been working on over the river for more than 20 years. they've had to get approval from state and federal agencies because much of their projects are on protected land. cristo is raising the $50 million it will cost by selling hundreds of preparatory works which he makes by hand. cristo and his late wife and collaborator jean-claude became famous for their out-sized and some say outlandish projects. >> all of our projects have this journey when the public has it in mind to try to st

cal beats arkansas 85-77. they are 5-0. all the young can pay.tball, coming up in just a few minutes. rg3 versus the capper. we will break it down on the fifth quarter with live post game reaction from fed ex field. but steve young hit it on the money. this offense has got to show up, games. this is a game they have to win. mike not starting at left guard. adam snyder in his place. >> see which kaepernick shows up. >> that's right. >>> you will not miss your favorite cbs shows. all new episodes of mike and molly followed by mom. at 10:00, brand new how i met your mother and at 10:32 broke girls. then join us for kpix news at 11:00. dvr gets set. >> thank you for watching. >> ready for sol football. >> go 9ers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, monday night football. >> good evening. welcome to nfl monday night football. >> the ghost of homer jones. >> an amazing event to make rock concerts look like tea parties. >> what a show they are putting on tonight. >> ignition. we have lift off. >> william perry. >> and nobody catches bo. >> monday night football became a na

if any of arkansas. wives should say die tomorrow. sure or scolding the book is a rusty sword you rock show. two of the markham site as its director since two thousand and six. still makes show up all the students arrive on time will lose i still get to it. one last ditch bid to show good equinox he has this issue the local cpa which to sew the little one up on it as a scene that improvements in its educational services before the fall of the top by two thousand won only fifty thousands of white meat in children's court where tourists. this is international intervention the beginners reason to eight million including premium goes up. with five million children still out of school the government is working hard to provide them i see the ducks and fish. will put it out to the top of the song well you know something. you see. they all put it out though the idea that it is the most honest i didn't add up. the central issue. since it affected due to the digi and what not to know what yet she does not have approved of the beauty that the de

but how about arkansas?>> arkansas also is very interesting, another state where insurance regulations can really go back and forth in terms of the politics. but they're also saying that they don't want to waive any exceptions for these insurance plans that are changing under obama care. and that could create a backlash among people seeing their plans canceled. they could appeal to these insurance commissioners and say why don't you back up president obama on this one. but i think the real key here is seeing what individual insurance companies do in other states because they're really going to be looking to these regulators for cues on where to go. >> how about insurance companies themselves, do they like the idea of resurrecting the canceled policies? >> no, they know the policies won't be profitable for them in a post-obama care world. and they put out a very strong statement today while president obama was in fact still explaining his plan, of course his press conference was pretty long and they put it ou

and arkansas is a good example. we have a number of things we could talk about today, different things where federal spending has made a difference in our state. one is the biomeda water project started back in 1923, the subject of a lot of fights and i have scars to show i've been part of some of those fights but they're making great progress there and not only is it good for thousands and thousands of farmers but it's also great for drinking water and for flood control and there's 55,000 acres of fish and wildlife habitat that's being protected through this project. so it's a win-win for everybody. arkansas airports is another example. in our state you may not think of arkansas as an aviation state or an aviation powerhouse, we have 29,000 jobs that are tied to commercial and general aviation. $2.5 billion in our economy. and, again, that investment in infrastructure is what makes that possible. we also have the senate center for,to logical research near pine bluff, arkansas, lots of research on nan owe technology

arkansas has got one. is there another option for us? and i think would at the end of the day it's all about whether or not those individual states because of you all ask for slightly different things, pennsylvania and michigan and iowa, they are all asking for slightly different things. it's really going to come down to is the administration going to be willing to work with them to come up with a fourth option, if this option, a way to get there? i think the arkansas model, was the conservative flavor of the private sector approach, and as a way strengthen the exchange market the potential to be a big win-win for everybody if the cards so of on. >> this also raises the question that dan brought up earlier about the states on the exchanges also on the marketplaces who are doing plan management, there are about 14 states that are doing a little bit more than just, than some of the other states. whether we will see a shift in that responsibility, taking on more of, states taking on actually the market place operations. maybe talk about tha

arkansas has changed a great deal. mark pryor's name still means a lot there but republicans have a very solid candidate in congress than tom cochran. he's got a great personal story. he seems to connect well with voters. so i think that of the democratic incumbent i would say jenkins by the most in favor. with five seats leaning democratic. cinemark baggage and alaska. i'm interested no who is general election opponent is. there's a three-way primary, and for everything the democrats tell you about joe miller the beat lisa murkowski in 2010, i don't think he's a big factor. the primary is between the lieutenant governor and a guy named dan sullivan who just left state government to make this race to the open seat in iowa, which is a story unto itself, senator landrieu in louisiana, she's got a tough race. the estate has become more republican. the open seat in michigan as surprising as a little bit. today is a lot more competitive than we would have believed. the republican side, former secretary of state has done a g

. >> arkansas and others say there just is not enough time. how long do you take? if they cannot accommodate the time frame and how long do you take to get a plan that market? >> the lot longer than the of 40 days then if u think about it with your original question can this happen? for large constituent groups of president of united states the insurance ceos those that have the insurance state commissioners to get together. we heard the state insurance commissioner from washington will not comply with what the president laid out yesterday. situations in california and florida the insurance commissioner says they want to comply but even the carriers say we don't know how we can and in this time period. melissa: i know you are not a fly on the wall today with the president but did you have a sense what when don? lahood. >> it is a lack of time insurance companies are preparing for a couple of years for january 1st, 20 with the new mandated coverage is and obamacare provisions to be included and has been preparing to get out of the individual market with lower-cost a

let me take you to arkansas. arkansas also dealing with accidents as well.cene in fayetteville in the northwest part of the state. rain and cold causing roads to ice up and that meant many cars losing control. >> i get on the highway and next thing i know, i'm spinning." people don't realize who they get on the bridges they have ice on them and when they hit the ice, they lose it. >> keep a close eye if you're traveling today. if the storm revs up, cancellations all over the country. >> we see a lot of delays and cancellations with storms like this. it's really impactful, particularly this time of the year when you could have multiple weather systems hitting multiple major cities that host hubs for airlines. >> high winds could ground the famous balloons over new york city if sustained winds top 23 miles an hour. officials say it's too dangerous to fly. >> i think indra was mentioning we may have winds that are that potent. >> talking about strong shifting. it will affect everyone's travel plans based on where you are. the snow we starting to see snow. remem

, obviously governor of arkansas, the great middle class and middle america. of had a sense, you know, of the people. i'm not trying to lionize clinton but he had a certain sense of what america was, even though he was a little more liberal. when he got shellacked, he was humbled. he was brought down a peg or two and he changed. you do not get that sense of this administration. there's no pivot here. in fact, the filibuster removal, push forward on obama care, push the deadline back to make it look better, there doesn't seem any movement. >> you know what's interesting in what you just said, 2010, that is the tea party election, the republican sweep in the house of representatives. that did not have the same effect on barack obama that the republican revolution of 1994 clearly had on bill clinton. again, there's another democratic president even though, as obama said, he can take clinton in small doses. well, one small dose that he maybe ought to take is a look back at how clinton dealt with the aftermath of 1994. >> where are the kennedy democrats today? >> a

one of the things you write about in this book is his upbringing in poor and rural arkansas.e his artistry came from would be the hardest part of a book. he comes from a cotton patch in arkansas and entries the field of country music and it turned out that was the dice, arkansas worked with his family every day as a child in the cotton patch, hot sun, and they sang gospel songs. they went to church, three times a week. they sang gospel songs and that gave them hope. his idea from a childhood was to make music that lifted people's spirits. and that was his best music that did that. >> yeah, definitely done that. you know, bob, toure and i were talking, and toure often looks for a way to awkwardly insert hip pop into whatever we're doing here. and we were looking to do that. and then we pointed out that johnny cash actually did a lot of work with rick reuben. so we hit the marker on that. and you have said, and written that that actually -- >> not hip-hop, but okay. >> that extended his leg race. what do you mean by that? >> well, i think if johnny cash had died in 1990, he was

there are some gold fields in arkansas. they go up into arkansas, they look for gold. and then they make a trek all the way to santa fe. and la tour draws this detailed map. he writes about a 40-page report and gives it to the spanish attendant in cuba and the vice roy of mexico and he tells the spanish, you guys better do something. because the americans are flooding into arkansas now. and it's only a matter of time before they're going to be, as he says, pouring into texas. he hits the nail on the head on that one. and in fact, he says the great architect of this plan, pushing these americans into the southwest and seizing spanish land. the great architect, he says, is thomas jefferson. the man who didn't want war. the pacifist. well, the viceroy of mexico, they submit the reports to the provincial governs, and they say, we know this is happening, you're not giving us troops, there's not much we can do about it. that's kind of the next part of the story. lafitte and his associates. other questions? >> apparently i've been yanked. >> i was curious about your take on b

looking a broad look and seeing through parts of texas and oklahoma and arkansas is pink and freezingoves along it's a low pressure air that will skirt across the south and up the east coast and over 24 hours look at the heavy rain expected in the south, evidently consistent, 1-3", isolated spots more and watch for flood concerns and travel problems in tuesday and wednesday and on the north end of this snow this morning from iowa up through the great lakes and watch for that too, it's a slick morning and take your time and back to you. >> at least 5,000 people have known to have died after typhoon haiyan struck two weeks ago and many are homeless and dependent on government aid because livelihoods have been wiped out too and we have their story. >> it's been two weeks since the family had a proper meal and the children are hungry. they have lost their home, belongings and livelihood and he doesn't know how he will be able to feed his family. >> translator: it hurts for a father to see his children go hungry, i have no food to give them and i don't know where to go, i hope there are ki

i'm from arkansas. >> arkansas? >> arkansas? you on vacation or something?wn here working. >> his picture is taken. >> thank you. >> and when the police search his rental car, they start collecting evidence. >> he was supposed to bring condoms, booze, and lunch. >> he's coming around back. >> and remember that man kenneth forton who online asked a girl claiming to be 15 if he could tie her up? look what the police find in his car. >> rope. his rope. there's duct tape and extension cords. >> he did admit to me that he had rope in his car, but he denied bringing anything else. >> did you bring condoms with you? no. >> no? not in your car? >> no. >> did you bring marijuana? >> no. >> are you sure? >> uh-huh. >> turns out he wasn't telling me the truth. >> didn't think you had any narcotics on you, sir. >> the police find the marijuana. and a box of condoms. >> get on the ground. get on the ground? >> all of the 24 men who are arrested outside our house were charged with felonies, attempted lewd and lascivious behavior with a minor, and attempting to solicit a c