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it all began with tavon austin. austin's night continues. do you ever wish we had ipads... to practice math more? i love math! but two ipads means two data plans? that's crazy. maybe not. with at&t mobile share, adding an ipad is just $10 a month. but honestly, mom and dad's love is all i really need. we should keep these for us. we should keep these. what?! [ male announcer ] at&t mobile share. add an ipad for just $10 a month. one plan. up to 10 devices. at&t. rethink possible. [ birds chirping ] are you sure you can fit in there? [ chuckles ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] around view monitor with bird's-eye view. nice work. [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new nissan pathfinder. it's our most innovative pathfinder ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ nissan. innovation that excites. go for olive garden's new dinner today, dinner tomorrow. choose one of five entrÉes tonight for just $12.95. then take home a different entrÉe free for tomorrow. it's dinner today, just $12.95. dinner tomorrow, free when you go olive garden. >> craig: we better rethink this game. >> joel:

it is tavon austin. downed at the 24 yard line. 21 seconds, no time-outs remaining and west virginia with the ball down one. >> joel: got to understand the situation. no time-outs remaining. you can still go in the middle of the field because the first down will stop the clock but you've got to get your offensive line to get up, spike the football once they wind the clock after the chains are set. geno smith has to manage this situation perfectly to get himself and his team in position for a field goal. >> craig: first and ten. 21 seconds to play. down by one. at the 23 yard line. escapes, he'll run, first down. heads to the sideline. it stops the clock but it runs it down to 12. >> joel: i still think you can throw the ball in the middle of the field as long as it's past ten yards and you're stopping the clock with a first down. >> craig: every oklahoma defender has their eye on tavon austin. dropped it, stedman bailey. dropped it right at midfield. that leaves nine seconds on the clock. second and ten.

austin's brother is one of the rope swing engineers. his job is to make sure everyone survives to tell the tale. >> to actually jump you need two ropes. you always want a back-up rope when your life is on the line. you only mess up once. >> to build the rope swing, the crew is riffing off existing hardware left by past climbers. >> and there were five placed on the arch in the '80s. we attached the two ropes we jumped onto webbing to attach to the five anchor points. >> they're taking a a slight misstep could land someone over the edge, onto the unforgiving rocks below. >> if i would have slid maybe another foot and a half, it's 150 feet straight down. >> it's a close call. >> i got careless, i wasn't thinking, and i made a mistake. lucky i just brought brand new climbing shoes with rubber on the bottom. i was able to recover like a boss and live to do the rope swing. >> everything is in place for the moment of truth, with devon's cameras poised to record, austin clips in for a wild ride. >>> you have about three or four second fall bef

he was born and raised in austin, texas.ear-old company, greenling, regularly buys produce from green gate farms along with most of the other organic farms in the region. greene greenling distributes this locally grown produce to homes in austin. as a disstrib tore of locally grown foods, they offer familiar and exotic new produce to customers like lynette of austin, texas. >> it challenges me to make something i would never buy in the store. >> in this way, they are introducing new customers to new product from local suppliers. robbie larkin is a local austin angel investor. he puts some of his money behind greenling and a few other slow money businesses. >> you put all of these businesses together. it is not just investing in a farm but in the infrastructure of food and making sure that infrastructure of food stays in your community. we provide jobs. we provide healthy jobs. it's not just how much okra are you going to get this week? >>> it's time to answer some of your business questions. michael and colleen are with us o

there are some distinct austin and texas connections here. my name is mark, i am state representative from austin and member of the public education committee in the texas house and i want to start this discussion briefly with a little bit of edge occasional contacts. i got a press release from the texas indication agency a couple months ago that said that on the fourth grade science national assessment education abroad rests, texas, african-american students performed fourth best of all african-american students in the country, comparing hours to every other african american. hispanic students were the best on the fourth grade science naep. a anglo students were the eighth best of all the anglo students in the country. and i thought that is a pretty impressive record. it is a little different from what i expected actually. i went to the naep web site and found that in the aggregate, the texas student scores on the fourth grade science naep ranked 29th in this country. that is not so great. how is it possible that when you disaggregate those

austin ligon, former ceo of carmax joining us with that. david: if sandy was not enough, the northeast is getting hit with another storm, a nor'easter. we're already seeing snow right outside the window here. already this battered region has seen enough or so we thought. how much more will it get? more to come. ♪ . [ female announcer ] with the e-trade 360 investing dashboard. free streaming quotes, all your investments, positions, and even your trade ticket are all on one customizable page. see the 360 investing dashboard at e-trade. >> i'm robert gray with your fox business brief. it was a tough day for the butts on wall street as they face post-election blues. investors shifted their focus to the looming fiscal cliff. the dow is down more than 300 points. >>> after the bell, prudential saying net profit fell short of estimates during the third quarter at a buck 53 a share the company boosted its annual dividend by 10%. prudential now plans to pay quarterly dividend starting in its first quarter. >>> microsoft is reportedly building a sev

i did early voting in my precinct which is north of austin, a conservative republican county.n i went in, i intentionally because i wanted to see what the poll workers were doing brought one of several legally prescribed identifications under the texas law and that's my city issued utility bill. i walked in, gave that utility bill to the supervisor, who asked me for my photo i.d. i said, this is what i'm giving you. she said, i prefer the photo i.d. the driver's license, or your certification of voting. i said, are you telling me that i can't vote with this? at which point let me say there was a back and forth process very low key but a back and forth process in which another supervisor had to come and point out to this one supervisor, no, this is okay. this is one of the legal required documents. and it raised questions to me. look i'm sitting there talking to this person, who is mistyped my name and said i wasn't in the computer, although i was ultimately i was able to vote. i'm a person who knows what the law is, but you have to wonder what if i had been an elderly person,

those of you that know austin know that nothing more need be said.ng that urbane cultural scene chris invited me to visit his grandfather, where we got to do gold panning from the virgin load of dirt. it was lesson in history from the stevens family. i will never forget what a great experience it was to live with those two guys. moving on to his study habits, everyone knew how brilliant he was, an enlightened manner. he was truly the smartest man in the room but never comported himself that way. he was confident and outgoing. never arrogant. always self-effacing, quick with a laugh or grin. always looking for ways to learn something from everyone else around him. he was no surprise considering chris came from such good stock. chris studied western civilizations and immerses himselfs in cultures and languages and took multiple trips to study abroad in spain, italy, morocco. perhaps most importantly chris knew how to relax and enjoy the moment. when i would periodically freak out about my course work or some o ther problem i thought i had he would make

i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing a bit?>> all right, look. you belong to any gangs or organizations? >> no. >> all right. i'm going to work with you. it's very important you don't get involved with anybody. no peer pressure. or anything. don't borrow no money from someone if you can't pay it back. don't get hooked up with no drugs if you can't deal with it. you understand what i'm saying? >> i don't do no kind of drugs. >> then i'll work with you. how much time you got? >> 70 years. >> damn. what kind of crime did you commit? >> robbery. >> home invasion? >> uh-huh. >> they don't want you doing that, man. that's a dangerous thing, man. you go to somebody's house. >> yep. >> you can't do that, partner. you understand what i'm talking about? austin, what you want to do? there's a lot of opportunities you can do while you're here. you get your high school education? >> yeah. >> and you wasted that? how old are you? >> 18. >> 18? you come right out of high school, and you go commit a crime. >> uh-huh. >> why? what you doing? >>

know romney it is a lot of the currency the associated american citizen that i just want to hear austin you went to and when you shout over me or when i shout over you people out here people or whatever it may not appear when we have a say so that this is about mitt romney coming out and with the ads i'm talking about these ads that are deceptive and chrysler and g.m. is saying their lives were sitting on a president who is sitting on sixteen trillion dollars of debt do you want a trillion dollars and you want to talk about the lies that come from some candidate who has not sat on the president's and we have a we have another one says let me go over we're here because souter only went to a las vegas fund raiser while people were dying in all of it that you want to talk about kerry because this is a failed was certainly a fundraiser first of all and second was a campaign event and secondly of that sixteen trillion dollars of debt which was run up we were going to be years ago i was going to not talk about me versus president obama and the choice that americans have to make next tuesday a

. >> now from the 17th annual texas book vessel on the capital grounds of austin texas the discussion of president lyndon johnson and first lady, lady bird johnson each ring mark updegrove and michael gillette. this is just over 50 minutes. >> hide and welcome to the texas book festival, the panel on lady bird and lyndon. my name is caroln austin and i love being a moderator at the book festival and ier particulay love this task this year, because i have had the privileg of reading two books that interlock it provided one hold 360-degree experience in reading them. before we begin, and i introduce our authors, i want to remind you all that all proceeds of book sales at the texas book festival goats the libraries of this great state. so, please avail yourself of the book tent and after a recession is over the book signing tents where you can get both of the signatures of these two wonderful gentleman on the front pieces of your books. now, our panel today, as you know, is about ladybird johnson, an oral history, and it involves a total of 18 years' worth of interviews with ladybird joh

officer christopher royal is running 70 miles from the gates at fort hood to the texas capital in austin. and he says -- capitol in austin and he says he are during it for the men who were hurt when major opened fire. >> because of the illness of ptsd a lot of the soldiers are out of work. they have anger issues. and so they are not able to hold down jobs right now and these guys were national guard and reservists. as i tried to go back he saw me for the second time and that's when he was able to get me. >> royal was shot twice in the lower back and has permanent damage. he plans to arrive in austin on sunday which marks the third year anniversary of the shooting next year royal is hoping to run to the white house. >>> some of the victims another mass shooting are getting a break. 22 people hurt during the aroya movie theater disaster won't have to worry about hospital bills. physicians who bill separately from the hospitals are not charging the patients either. altogether, 58 people were hurt and 12 killed when a gunman opened fire during a premier of the dark knight rises in july. >>>

thank you, diane and thank you, ladies and gentlemen of austin. madam chairwoman, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen and in the great state of texas. [applause] and it's great to be here among so many teachers and friends and i want to give a special shout out to a couple of very special friends. the executive director of this deep branch of the nra. he counsels me, looks after mepy welcome. and kaye thurman, i'm surprised it took them her body. she is dynamic. she soon got the is durational and i'm so happy she's able to be here with me today and we reacquaint three years. boy does she have a story. god bless you, kaye. [applause] my new friends, the kraft family hospitality has been flawless and their generosity abundant. and how about diane fulton? isn't she something? she's red, white and blue. [applause] i want to thank c-span tv for being here today and broadcasting this event nationally. i want to thank the historic austin country club, our gracious hosts here todaythey ss of people in this world. those that are texans and those tha

amd putting its austin campus up for sale. big volume in that name. today's laggards include many of those retail names. kohl's, macy's, and gap. we saw tiffany lower after disappointing earnings. >> all right, jack. thank you so much. >>> fiscal cliff negotiations spinning the markets up and down like a yo-yo. i'll get reaction next from real estate guru barry sternlicht. also, we'll discuss how he's putting his investment firm to work. wait until you hear what he has his sights set on. >>> and stick around for my exclusive interview with the chevron ceo. we'll talk about whether dividends are in the pipeline or a big acquisition on the horizon. >>> and is it time to kill the $1 billion? the case is being made today on why $1 coins make more sense. do they really? stick around for that heated debate comes up. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. we're back in a minute. at u.s. trust, our expertise extends well beyond investment advice and research analysis. it includes proprietary offerings like our eldercare program, which helps provide for those

last time austin spoke to his family was august 13th, when he was about to leave syria for lebanon. >ad no idea who was holding austin and that is the primary reason that we have come to lebanon is to try to find out where austin is, and establish contact with him and bring him safely home. >> everyone we have spoken to and we have spoken to everyone we can has said the same thing, that they are unsure where he is, they don't know who he's with, where he is, we're hoping for answers and we're here appealing to the people in the region to have compassion on our family. to whom ever has our son right now, we ask you to treat him well, keep him safe, and return him to us as soon as possible. >> the tics say the syrian government told them it has no idea where their 31-year-old son is, but the couple was encouraged by an october youtube video showing him captive, but alive. >>> focusing on the battle in syria, the sides are now better defined. this is the leader of the newly formed national coalition forces of the syrian revolution. the group was established in qatar, sunday, as a way to

austin tice last talked to his family three months ago.the civil war and he has not been heard from since. austin's parents, mark and deborah tice, are in beirut, lebanon, trying to get some answers. welcome to you both. >> thank you, carol. >> thank you. >> the last time anyone saw your son was -- who was in a video, can you tell us about that video, mark? >> well, clearly it was good for us to see that austin was alive. it was difficult to see him in the circumstances that he was in. and we're here trying to determine to seek answers, to appeal to whoever's holding austin to let us know how we can contact him and what we need to do to bring him home. >> there we are seeing the video of austin and you can see that he's blindfolded. he doesn't look in the best of conditions. there were armed men around him. do you know whether these were syrian -- you know, pro-government men or the opposite? deborah, do you have any idea? >> we have no idea who is holding austin and that is the primary reason that we have come to lebanon, is to try to fin

next time you're in austin, check it out. a taco from a cannon. >>> this girl is alaire, she's autistic. one of the things she's found calming, chickens, but the family is in danger of losing their farm. the plan for keeping the farm and the chickens on the next "right this minute." >>> two videos coming at ya, but watch out. >> look out! >> see what happens when slush and speed don't mix. >>> and stick around for your chance to win an ipad3. >>> it's time for our friday edition of the best of "rtm." bonus videos on our website. >> as far as pranks go, this is dangerous. they are back, walking around columbus, ohio, with a pair of scissors and a lock of fake hair. >> sample of your hair -- >> people get super mad. >> give me my hair. >> yeah, that would make anybody mad. >> roman says, do not try this prank at home, but it made for a pretty funny video that's worth checking out. >> you know how you hear songs and make up your own lyrics? >> every day of my life. >> here's a video called misheard song lyrics. nirvana, pat benn

they say 31-year-old austin tice. appeared blindfolded held at gunpoint on a video posted on youtube. this is a screen cap that you're looking at. but there are questions about the authenticity of the video. videos like it are usually shared through extremist websites, not on youtube. also what the captors are wearing would not normally be found in syria. arwa damon joins us now. the parents talked to reporters a short time ago. what did they say? >> they had one really straightforward point, and that was a plea to anyone who may have any information on the whereabouts of their john, who may be able to help them bring him back home safely. austin crossed into syria illegally from turkey earlier in the year, went missing in mid august on the outskirts of damascus. his parents are saying that they are reaching out, both directly and indirectly, and have been to the syrian government. the syrian government, according to his parents saying that they have no information on the whereabouts of their son. they have also been

, texas, went to westwood high school in austin, will come on. see if he cannot only dump oregon out of the bcs championship picture but elevate the fighting irish to number one and put the southeastern conference very much back in the thick of things and wind up in miami. here we go. 37-yarder. from the left hash. long enough for sure. and good. stanford takes down oregon. number one and number two both lose. for the first time since 2007. and the cardinal celebrate. remarkable performance by these youngsters and i'm sure the oregon fans are absolutely shocked at what they have seen here tonight. >> kirk: i know the story nationally will about about oregon losing but a huge win for david shaw. >> heather: coach, what was your reaction when the kick by jordan williamson went through the uprights? >> i was just thinking to myself, jordan needs this. he's so talented and he makes 60-yard field goals daily. he keeps his head down and smooth, good good as kicker in the country, working on his consistency. he need this is. >> heather: andrew said we h

archives at the national archives and is currently the executive director of humanities texas in austin. he is the author of launching the war on poverty, an oral history. to my right mark of the growth is the current director of the lyndon baines johnson presidential library and museum in austin, texas. a post he assumed in october of 2009. an award winning author and presidential historian, he has written three books relating to the american presidency, indomitable will lbj in the presidency was published by crown in march of 2012. baptism by fire, a presidency took office in times of crisis in 2009 and second act, presidential lives and legacies after the white house. he spent much of his career at time magazine, first as president of time canada and toronto and then as los angeles manager. he has also been a publisher of newsweek magazine and the vice-president of sales, marketing, and operations for yahoo canada, so he is obviously covering the digital ground as well as the historical and archival ground. welcome to you both. thank you both for these marvelous books. i have had suc

but no one is sure if he's still alive. >> i was behind austin when we were running up to the car. i saw him spray his extinguisher first, so i started spraying. when he got about two or three foot from the car he dropped his extinguisher to go in and help mike because mike obviously hadn't gotten out yet. >> i initially sprayed my extinguisher to knock down the flame so i could get myself in there. as my partner ran around to the back side to push fire away from me. and reached in. he still had his chest belts on. i had to undo his chest belts. we had to get rid of the steering wheel. >> next thing i know some guy's reaching in and grabbing me, and dragging me out. i remember my throat just hurting really bad like i had drank a bunch of lighter fluid or something. my throat was just on fire. >> mike is taken to the hospital with first and second degree burn on his face and legs. but the cars aren't just physical. mike replay the video of the accident in an attempt to understand what went wrong. >> i just kept rewatching it, rewatching it and rewatching it, just to try to break dow

>> this is sue austin. she is experiencing the beauty and the peace of underwater exploration.s is a self-propelled wheelchair. and this was basically her brainchild. now sue ended up in a wheelchair at the age of 29. she had a virus that ended up affecting her nervous system. she wanted to create this kind of spectacle to let people know that people with disabilities no matter what they are can do anything. >> clearly. >> tell us more about this experience, to tell us more about this device, we have sue austin via skype all the way from the united kingdom "right this minute." first of all, sue, tell us why you wanted your wheelchair in the water. why not dive without it? >> as soon as people see the image of a wheelchair, if you ask them to say words came to mind, imitation, restriction, to me, it was more freedom. when i learned to scuba dive i realized, hold on, scuba gear extends your range of activity just like a wheelchair does. the association attached to scuba gear is excitement. i wonder what will happen if i put scuba gear and a wheelchair together. >> are you hoping

austin, texas, [speaker not understood]. in portland we have 30 electric vehicles and we have 2 80 combustion engines. so, you have a typical fleet size that fleet between, say, on the low side 250 and on the maybe higher side around 500 vehicles. what that does is a city of san francisco size, 40 square miles gives us an adequate density of vehicles to cover that area because what we really need is the members to have the sense that they are going to find the vehicles. so, it's not the situation where i'm in the southeast and i'm not going to get a taxicab. they know they're not going to have to walk more than two or three blocks to get to a vehicle. >> thank you. >> are there any other additional comments you'd like to leave with us? >>> i'd say the fact we are in eight cities in north america and we're in another seven cities in europe and our growth plan continues. and i think we'll see another two to three cities worldwide this year that will show that this is a system that is working and it is something that we get gre

let's go to austin in maryland to start. austin? >> how you doing? >> okay, austin, how about you? >> not too bad. i've never done stocks before. i want to look into getting into what you thought about getting into wal-mart stock. i know they have the early black friday coming out. >> no. no. stephanie link, co-director of my charitable trust and i both talked about wal-mart today. we agreed that this stock could go down, maybe even as much as five to eight points before it is no longer expensive. let's go to josh in my old home state of pennsylvania. josh? >> hey how you doing tonight there cramer? >> i'm hanging in. >> a red hill boo-yah. >> thank you. >> my question tonight is a stock that released earnings yesterday is activision with three great games, i just don't understand what happened today. you know, during the day. >> all right. this is a bad group. this is a bad group. everybody wants to own electronics. this is a bad group. what i mean when i say it's a bad group is you get good news and they don't move and when you get bad news, they plummet. it's a bad group. i don'

austin texas or athens georgia who are surrounded by those rabid right wing secessionists or even the good democrats who live in rural hard red areas but watch us on satellite t.v. and are hanging on for dear life friends and family serves there are no red states or blue states we're all purple states we both conservatives progressives and everything in between some states just have one of the other in greater quantities states and we can't condemn red state progresses to the libertarian dist opiah of the secessionist want to create. a humane so what's to be done. luckily for all of us are progressive neighbor to the north canada as a solution or at least so we hear on the internet is a number of reports surfaced post-election that canada might consider offering up a deal to conservatives in america who just can't handle an america governed by barack obama so far these reports of yet to go beyond internet rumor about being confirmed by the canadian government to given that actual facts are very little significance in the conservative world view there is some buzz that some conservativ

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