>> austin.rs take bingo very serious. >> jimmy: yes, they do. >> and we're playing for high stakes. so if you yell bingo and if you don't b have it and somebody actually has it and they miss it, they miss out on $1,000 or more. >> jimmy: how would you handle a situation like this? would you break his knees and dump him in the desert? >> i don't think i would go that far but -- >> jimmy: austin, maybe if you got very interested in bingo, suddenly you would understand what a terrible, terrible thing you did. i hear you have a job interview at the end of the week, is that true? >> yeah, that's true. at radio shack. >> jimmy: at radio shack? will you mention this criminal past that you have? >> i'll just try to be honest. >> jimmy: all right. well, thank you. i'm glad we were able to -- he didn't really do anything. but i'm glad we're able to do whatever it is that we did. good luck to you at radio shack. we have a good show for you tonight. kareem abdul-jabbar is here. we'll be right back with jere

it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> austin, texas, august 26th, 2005.y from the swirl of activity on 6th street, university of texas undergraduate laura ashley hall finds herself alone in an interrogation room contemplating the possibility of prison. police have already charged laura with hindering apprehension for driving boyfriend colton pitonyak into mexico after he kills his own girlfriend, 21-year-old jennifer cave. investigators also suspect laura of dismembering the corpse in the bathtub, cutting off the head and the hands to prevent identification. >> didn't say anything about handling the body. >> i didn't touch the body. >> didn't say anything about handling things -- >> i didn't touch the hacksaw. >> when did we talk about a hacksaw? >> we didn't. i read it in the paper. >> do you believe everything you read it in the paper? >> no. >> how did you know there was a hacksaw involved. >> he told me he went and bought the hacksaw. he confessed that. >> laura is in the box for more than eight hours tweaking, revising, and sometimes in reinventing h

roc® max for maximum results. >>> austin, texas, august 26th, 2005.rom the swirl of activity on 6th street, university of texas undergraduate laura ashley hall finds herself alone in an interrogation room contemplating the possibility of prison. police have already charged laura with hindering apprehension for driving boyfriend colton pitonyak into mexico after he kills his own girlfriend, 21-year-old jennifer cave. investigators also suspect laura of dismembering the corpse in the bathtub, cutting off the head and the hands to prevent identification. >> didn't say anything about handling the body. >> i didn't touch the body. >> didn't say anything about handling things -- >> i didn't touch the hacksaw. >> when did we talk about a hacksaw? >> we didn't. i read it in the paper. >> do you believe everything you read it in the paper? >> no. >> how did you know there was a hacksaw involved. >> he told me he went and bought the hacksaw. he confessed that. >> laura is in the box for more than eight hours tweaking, revising, and sometimes in venting. >> he s

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in austin, and in south by southwest, we see a glimpse of the future.opefully you will like what you see. >>> i am fredrika whitfield in the cnn newsroom. >>> the top stories we're following, two people are dead following a charter bus crash in southern pennsylvania. the bus was carrying members of the seton hill university women's lacrosse team. 23 people were on board. everyone was taken to a hospital. joining me now so the phone is megan silverstrim with the cumberland county department of public safety. do you have any understanding what caused this crash? >> not at this time. the pennsylvania state police are actively investigating. they are still on the scene with reconstruction crews and a forensics team looking into that. >> is it your understanding this bus was on its way to a match? >> yes, they were on their way to a lacrosse tournament at mill lerzville, university, in pennsylvania. >> what was the distance? how far had they been traveling? >> we sit at about a middle point in their travels in carlisle. the middle -- they were coming from th

austin, yes, i would love to go to prom with you. >> right. >> she is a cutie. >> good taste there, austin >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> she was there on hand when this video was delivered and -- >> thank you for saying yes. >> i am excited. >> we're going to go to mcdonald's. >> oh. let's go to mcdonald's. >> totally. >> get all dressed up in my nine because nothing was going to happen. >> there is a business story behind this. this is austin about a year ago. he was in the hospital after suffering a severe brain injury. he was hit in the head with a baseball. >> oh, my gosh. >> he is still recovering, so it is pretty amazing that this kid that you see in this picture is now asking a local sports reporter to the prom. >> looks like he is doing really, really well and good for her. she is making his prom. >> couldn't have picked a better date. >> right. >> everybody will be wanting to dance with her and she will be dancing with him. >> i got a hot date for prom. >>> clara is the cutest pug easter bunny you will ever see. strike a pose, parents and all next. >>> we have the latest video from dev

we build them at our shop in austin and ship them to you in three or four weeks. they start at a base price of $50 and we are looking to go our first real marketing campaign. in return we're offering a 20% equity stake in the country. >> kevin, thank you so much. either of you guys guitar players. >> now you don't need to. let's get to business. the pitch. how do you you did? >>over all you did well. you're definitely having a solution to a problem. people who want fancy and interesting guitars. i would add more on the money that's been made. i would focus on the success you may have had before, no matter how small. >> yeah, this business is passing one of the best tests. this is isn't innate. it's really important. the amount of money you're raising and the ek wetive you're giving is probably market appropriate. i think you have a very good shot of raising the money and growing the business. >> now the key for someone who isn't necessarily a customer, this shows how good your pitch is, would you take another meeting? >> i think so you have a company already. you'

of course subject to the review of this court under the review of northwest austin. i do say with all due respect that i think it would be extraordinary to look behind the judgment of congress as expressed in the statutory findings and evaluate the judgment of congress on the basis of that mode of analysis. >> i am not talking about dismissing it. i am talking about looking at it to see if it makes any sense. >> but i do think the deference --katzenbach said much deference. that is appropriate because of the nature of power conferred here and because of the superior institutional competence of congress to make those decisions. these are predictive judgments about human behavior. something the people in congress know most about, which is voting and the political process. i would also say that i understand your point about entrenchment, but certainly with respect to the senate you just cannot say that it is in everybody's interest. the enforcement of section five lome get easier for some senators to win, and harder for some senators to win -- will make it easier for so

i'm the co-founder of mon can kerr guitars in austin, texas. we build custom electric guitars you can design be on our website. we look up to guys like jimi hendrix and stevie ray vaughn, all had custom guitars made for them by the big manufacturers. unfortunately, we haven't sold millions of records yet, so we launched moniker guitars.com where you can choose the body shape, color, parts, even do custom graphics. we build at our shop in austin and ship them to you in three or four weeks. they start add a base price $850. we are looking to 0 expand manufacturing and do our first real marketing campaign. in return we're offering a 20% equity stake in the company. >> kevin, thank you so much. either of you guitar players? >> i play pea iano, not guitar. >> close. >> i tried to make one once. it is a lot harder than it looks. >> the pitch, ramon, how do you think he did? >> overall well. i think his delivery was great. i think you are having a solution to a problem of people who want fancy, interesting guitars. i would add more on the money that's

officials are not that concerned about austin, but they are keeping a close eye on the north's latest move. look passed the picture of kim jong-un. there's a chart marked u.s. mainland strike plan, with missile trails aiming at hawaii, california, d.c., and for some reason austin, texas. it's wishful thinking on kim jong-un's part, they can't reach the u.s. yet. but they have a more limited strike, something short of an all out attack. >> i think it's more in the sense of north korea getting right up to the edge, stumbling and then falling over the edge. >> former ambassador chris hill says the real danger is the north shelling the border island like it did in 2010, and there's a wildcard here that worries the u.s., young, inexperienced and kim jong-un's desire to prove himself as a leader. >> are there any north koreans that have their doubts to whether he is really up to this. >> the north rhetoric has not been matched by any actual military moves, but it has no foreseeable end game and could go on for a while. north koreans protested on the streets one day after the u.s. flew b2 bo

. >> michael brick former "new york times" reporter who now lives in austin was texas roots and his book is about reagan high school and everybody remembers if they did not make the scores they would be shut down by the state of texas. >> thank you for the being of conversation. it tells the story of reagin high school that opened in the '60s as the pride of the city the madrigal singers and go bay blue banners all over town and 40 years later the police raided academically unacceptable for years in a row a lot of families fled for charter

in austin, things will be awesome you'll see. >> so they're on their way from san francisco to austin'south by southwest festival. on the way through, he stopped at my house to perform. ♪ thank y they're joining us right now, can you tell us about the south by southwest. >> it's great mace for independent artists, and you get to meet them, and tour -- >> jeff, you just won a national competition, what does that mean for you? >> i get to make a record with him, i basically get a year of incredible promotions from some of the biggest music stores in the world. it's an amazing opportunity, and i'm so honored to be a part of this. >> you have some interesting stories from the road? >> outside of the castle, something happened, the border control. they tore through our car and let their dog have a sniffy. >> any chance you can sing for us? >> yeah, we have a ten second clip of something we wrote for you guys. >> megan wrote that while i was taking a nap. if you want to hear more, go to our website. >> it's the tuning fork, and the bullet. it's two for one slo-mo video time. and coming up, ic

. >> opposing attorney austin nimocks agreed the court was conflicted and the outcome

samsung is already in austin where employees are 2500 and is expanding their plant. >> more smaller sizepany to come to get closer to samsung, to get closer to the cyst co. i think in the long run it's a benefit to san jose. >> the city says it's not giving anything away except future tax breaks. >>> on tuesday the supreme court will hear a challenge to proposition 8. the voter passed initiative defines marriage between a man and a woman. >> when we talk about fund meantlized as related to the constitution we're talking about those sacred of all the rights we have. the united states supreme court describes it as such. >> a challenge to the federal defense of marriage act will be heard this week. there was a rally in new york today. >> reporter: people are camping out in front of the supreme court. tuesday they focus on california's proposition 8. wednesday the court looks at the constitution natural tickets of the act. >> this ultimately is not about marriage. it's about fundamentally altering society. >> reporter: austin is part of the legal team defending proposition 8 band. >> this is

everyone acknowledges, petitioner, its amici, this court in northwest austin, that the voting rights act made a huge difference in transforming the culture of blatantly racist vote suppression that characterized parts of this country for a century. section 5 preclearance was the principal engine of that progress. and it has always been true that only a tiny fraction of submissions under section 5 result in objections. so that progress under section 5 that follows from that has been as a result of the deterrence and the constraint section 5 imposes on states and subjurisdictions and not on the actual enforcement by means of objection. now, when congress faced the question whether to reauthorize section 5 in 2006, it had to decide whether -- whether it could be confident that the attitudes and behaviors in covered jurisdictions had changed enough that that very effective constraint and deterrence could be confidently removed. and congress had, as judge kagan identified earlier, a very substantial record of continuing need before it when it -- >> can i ask you just a little bit about th

i have just recently moved to austin. i am looking for a physician that will take a new medicare patient. "sorry, we don't take any new medicare people." i felt frustration, disace pointment. i would say despair. a lot of days just get to the point i thought i'm never going to find a doctor in austin. what do you think i'll have to do? i don't know. >> suarez: martin has high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes. >> i'll just go to the emergency room. >> suarez: after two years of searching, martin finally found a primary care physician. >> nice to see you today. thank you. suarez: there are differing estimates on how widespread the access problems are for medicare recipients nationally. only a handful of health organizations have even tried to study the issue. texas has one of the few state medical associations that have. >> patients are having a much harder time getting... finding a doctor who will accept medicare. >> suarez: lou goodman is the ceo. with 47,000 members, it's the largest state medical society in the u.s. >

austin johnny dawkins back to defend nit title 2nd half dwight powell with the huge ally-oop dunk 51-final seconds steven f. austin down by one with a chance to win but the 15-footer falls short cardinal win final: 58-57 stanford nuggets win 13th straight kevin durant and the thunder looking to snap the nuggets 12-game win streak 1st quartertr durant drives and hits the tough one-handed jumper 29- 22 thunder 4th quarter nuggets up 9 andre iguodala gets the pass from andre miller for the ally-oop reverse dunk 95-84 nuggets final: 114-104 nuggets . 49ers new kicker - phil dawson the san francisco 49ers have signed former cleveland browns kicker phil dawson. dawson, 38, made 29-of-31 field goals last season and was voted to the pro bowl. he has made 14-of-15 from 50-plus yards and 13 of 14 attempts from 40 to 49 yards during the past two seasons. dawson, who played his entire 14-year career wioth the browns, will replace david akers, who came under fire last season for a subpar year and was released. return to index of stories... ---------------------------- ----------------------------

in northwest austin, this court addressed the formula, and the circumstances there were a very small jurisdiction, as the court said, approaching a very big question. it did the same in rome, the city of rome. it did the same in katzenbach. the -- so the formula itself is the reason why shelby county encounters the burdens, and it is the reason why the court needs to address it. >> interestingly enough, in katzenbach the court didn't do what you're asking us to do, which is to look at the record of all the other states or all of the other counties. it basically concentrated on the record of the two litigants in the case, and from that extrapolate -- extrapolated more broadly. >> i don't think that -- >> you're asking us to do something, which is to ignore your record and look at everybody else's. >> i don't think that's a fair reading of katzenbach. in katzenbach, what the court did was examined whether the -- the formula was rational in practice and theory. and what the court said is, while we don't have evidence on every jurisdiction that's reached by the formula, that by devising

of course subject to review under the standard of northwest austin, that's the first point.the second point i say with all due respect, i think it would be extraordinary to the behind congress as expressed in the statutory findings and evaluate congress on the basis of that mode of analysis -- >> i'm not talking about dismissing it. i'm talking about looking to see whether it makes sense. >> i do think the deference congress does the city, katzenbach says that different is appropriate because of the nature conferred here and the superior institutional confidence of congress to make these judgments. these are judgments that assess social conditions. judgments about human behavior. predictive judgments of human behavior and something that people in congress know the most about, which is voting on the political process. i understand your point about entrenchment, but with respect to the senate, you just can't say it's in everybody's interest to section bible make it easier for some of the senators to win. it's going to make it harder. >> to think the preclearance device could b

. >> austin tx. >> austin tx. >> they are wondering. in the why austin tx?d nobody knows. >> they could be relieved to know that this will not be targeted. the computer of choice is a aluminum imac. it was released ibm upgrade would increase the propaganda videos. this latest shows that it is manhattan. they are not taking this lightly. but they seem to shore up his image. >> i think that it is more in the sense of getting right up to the edge. stumbling and crawli falling over. >> pam: pope francis spent his frist good friday leading services at saint peter's basilica in vatican city. this is the first time the new pontiff has led these services since being elected two weeks ago. the pope also lead the procession in the way of the cross ceremony. it's a candlelit march through rome and around the colosseum. good friday is considered one of the most important days on the christian calender. how far would you go to save the life of someone you don't even know. well a man in philadelphia put his own life in danger to save a man who fell onto the subway tracks.

two key players join us, california attorney general kamala harris and prop 8 supporter austin nimocks. i'm candy crowley. and this is "state of the union". >>> the mass shooting at a school in columbine, colorado, and a movie theater in aurora often left the state in the unwelcomed center of the country's long debate about violence. this week the colorado governor found himself professionally and personally back in the middle again. first he learned that a good friend, colorado state prison chief tom clements, was gunned down in his own home. it was learned there soon after that a person of interest in the clements murder was an ex-con, the long troubled son of the close friend of the governor's. he died in a shootout with texas authorities following a high speed chase. he is now considered a suspect in the clements killing. authorities also suspect his involvement in the shooting death of a pizza delivery man in denver. wednesday as the tragically coincidental story unfolded, governor hickenlooper signed legislation aimed at cutting down on gun violence. the governor joins me now fro

race officials say they believe the 46-year-old man from austin, texas suffered a massive cardiac event during the first portion of the triathlon. we talked with the race organizer who says in the year history of the triathlon this is the first time someone died. >> the gentleman received assist ance right when it happened. i mean, that's all you can ask for if you're an athlete. if you're an athlete and something happens, you want to get assistance as soon as something happens to you in the water or on the bike or on the run. and he got that assistance today. unfortunately, any type of assistance we could give him, it just wasn't enough. >> the triathletes hit chillier waters this year because the race was moved from its traditional spot in june to february because of the america's cup. rather march. the race organizer says that isn't likely a factor. participants from the age of 7 to 70 years old finished the race. it is one of the world mfs's most infamous. >>> a fire started at independence high school. it started outside a building in the bvilla which houses one of the principals o

>> what about austin, texas? why austin, texas? any analysis on that front? >> no one knows, wolf.ls there, the regional intelligence officials say they've been in touch with the federal government, just in case. but some folks in austin are sort of having a little bit of fun with this. they came out with a top ten list of reasons north korea would want to bomb austin. everything from are apocalypse to the fact that kim jong-un may be a little jealous for rick perry's desire to rule forever as a beloved leader. >> at least they're having a little fun with that. chris, thank you. >> yeah. >>> now to oklahoma, where thousands of dental patients may have been exposed to hiv and hepatitis. this is a story we've been following since yesterday evening. we're learning more about the dentist's office that's being described as a perfect storm for dangerous infections. and hearing from a patient at risk. susan candiotti is in tulsa this evening. susan, these details scare anyone. >> reporter: oh, yeah. well, imagine, kate, imagine being one of 7,000 patients who might be infected with hiv or

austin, if the u.s.t rules that same-sex marriage is constitutional, now the law of the land, what will you do? >> the debate on marriage is not going to end in this country. the supreme court can no more settle the question of this marriage debate than it settled the question of abortion. americans are more pro-life now than at anytime since roe v. wade because the debate continued. so that's why we need the supreme court to not rule with a her have i hand here. this is a rich supreme court precedent about marriage. and it has always been about one man and one woman. mr. herrera's argument he wants to redefine marriage and apply past supreme court precedence to it, it doesn't work that way. marriage has always been one man and one woman and americans should have the constitutional and legal right to continue to uphold that in public policy. it's a political debate. it's not a constitutional question and where he nee need t to the political processes. >> dennis, i will ask you the question. if the suprem

country, to a narrower ruling that would be limited basically to california. >> opposing attorney austine court was conflicted and the outcome uncertain. can you tell at all from the questions you were getting about the way in which the justices were thinking about this case? >> you can tell a lot about how they're thinking about it. what you can't tell is how they may decide the case. >> it will be months until the court announces a decision. >> this could be a step along the way or it could be the end of the line in terms of vindicating the rights of gay and lesbian citizens in this country. we've put a lot of faith in this country, in the supreme court, we always have, and we will accept decisions from the supreme court. maybe like bush versus gore, that some people thought was the wrong decision. but we have -- >> he thought it was the wrong decision. >> he still thinks it's the wrong decision. i haven't been able to win him over on that one. >> we're working on it ♪♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle. see how much you could save.

. >> they figured it was 100 million-dollar difference in the cost of the project between austin ande. >> reporter: san jose had a deal started last year with the governor and approved today gives samsung about $7 million in economic development funds, tax breaks and incentives and will reduce fees associated with traffic, construction and utilities. high tech analysts say that san jose also had one big advantage. samsung didn't want to relocate. >> they want to be here. they want to be close to apple, they want to take apple's employees, they want to watch apple. >> reporter: with silicon valley doing well financially while most cities are hurting company cans are being courted. >> something we have to deal with all the time in san jose. there is probably a governor in the state today looking for companies that will move to their state. >> reporter: now samsung is staying put and the company said it hopes to start demolition and construction this summer. live in san jose. robert honda. >> a san jose executive was charged with insider traderring over the sail of his former company. d

it's under way right now in austin, texas.a. this year, over 150,000 people have descended upon that great city. it is nothing short of a cultural invasion. i so badly wanted to go this year. reluctantly, i could not. we were happy, however, to be able to send fellow music fan kate snow. >> reporter: on a regular old day in this town, the motto is keep austin weird, and that's on a regular old day. ♪ this is south by southwest, the annual arts and tech festival that draws thousands of people from all over the world. celebrities intermingle with techheads and film directors and all kinds of people pulling all kinds of stunts to draw attention to their next big thing. the bunny car, broom guy, bird dude, grumpy cat in the window, they're all here to plug a product, a new film, a new app, a new band. >> everybody's here promoting start-ups, patrolmening their band, their companies. >> reporter: and they're all hoping someone like ryan bort will notice. he's what you call a tastemaker, a writer for "paste" magazine. he's going to

. >> they figured it was 100 million-dollar difference in the cost of the project between austin and san jose. >> reporter: san jose had a deal started last year with the governor and approved today gives samsung about $7 million in economic development funds, tax breaks and incentives and will reduce fees associated with traffic, construction and utilities. high tech analysts say that san jose also had one big advantage. samsung didn't want to relocate. >> they want to be here. they want to be close to apple, they want to take apple's employees, they want to watch apple. >> reporter: with silicon valley doing well financially while most cities are hurting company cans are being courted. >> something we have to deal with all the time in san jose. there is probably a governor in the state today looking for companies that will move to their state. >> reporter: now samsung is staying put and the company said it hopes to start demolition and construction this summer. live in san jose. robert honda. >> a san jose executive was charged with insider traderring over the sail of his former co

these are the sure shots, a women's only shooting league based in austin, texas. >> rock out, girl. > was awesome. >> reporter: nationwide, gun ownership is at an all-time high, and now a report 23% of women say they own a gun. the surprising spike has spawned a cottage industry from hello kitty handguns to this blinged out revolver tweeted by kim kardashian. but make no mistake, these women are dead serious about the right to bear arms. >> you have to say it defensively all the time. you have to think about it when you're in your car. you have to think about it when you're at the grocery store. it just takes a second for everything to change. >> reporter: holly is a mother of two who says she joined sure shots to learn the best way to protect her family. >> we talk about what is that situation if somebody breaks in the house. you know, your dad and i are going to defend you. but i also know that my 10-year-old will pick up my a.r. and he'll be able to use it. >> who here regularly carries in a purse? do you have a specific spot in your purse that it goes? >> reporter: today holly is

. >> austin nimocks is defending proposition 8. part of the legal team. >> to say proposition 8 discriminates, you would have to say that marriage laws and marriage from the very beginning of civilization only existed to discriminate against gays and lesbians and we know that's not the case. >> he says it's not a matter of discrimination but rather of definition and marriage is defined as between a man and a woman for one main reason. >> we have marriage laws because we have children. and marriage laws attach men and women to each other and legally to the children that they bring forth. >> so do you think the olson boies case is pure overreach? >> ultimately the sovereignty in this country belongs in the hands of their people and their democratically elected representatives and that's where we need to keep this debate. >> that debate in the states has resulted in a seismic shift in support of same-sex marriage and some argue the court needs to just stay out of the way. >> my real worry is that we, gay people, gay americans, lose th

nischelle turner in austin, thank you. >>> pandora looking for a new leader.tepping down as ceo of the internet radio service. kennedy is quitting just as pandora is getting more listeners and more money. the company's last quarter was stronger than expected financially. and pandora is forecasting better than expected revenue this quarter. pandora shares are up almost 20%, trading today around $14 a share. >>> caffeine heads, i know i have my cup of coffee in the morning. we all have now a new way to get our jolt. wait for it. caffeinated gum. wrigley going after adults with its new alert energy caffeine gum. alert is a -- apparently has the same caffeine as half a cup of coffee, the same bitter taste, even though it comes in fruit and mint flavors and it costs $2.99 for eight pieces. wrigley's branching out as sales of energy drinks are spiking and gum sales are falling. >>> kobe bryant was on jimmy kimmel live last night. just a couple of days after dennis rodman's visit to north korea. kimmel asked him about that. he asked bryant, would you go to north kore

we should point out joe, you are in austin. >> i'm in austin.arl, you have oil friends down here but they show me where your whiteboard is. i've got it. >> bret: don't let trippi touch it. >> i got it right here. >> i hope you enjoy my pool house but turn the heater off when you finish swimming this afternoon. >> bret: all right, guys. >> will do, my friend. will do. >> bret: breaking news. sad story, just in. u.s. navy aircraft crashed in a rural area near spokane, washington. three crew members aboard the e.a.-6 prowler radar jamming jet were killed. the aircraft operating out of naval base whidbey island north of seattle. today is the sixth month anniversary of the deadly terror attack on mission in benghazi, libya. frank wolf is calling for creation of the select committee to investigate that assault. wolf points out that none of the perpetrators is in custody and none of the survivors has been identified or questioned by congress. north korean state media says the country's government carried through on its threat to cancel the armistice th

for a continuance. >> austin pleads not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> mr. howard and mr.rseful. >> definitely sorry that it happened and i wish we all would have handled it in a different way. >> mr. howard who is a large man made a comment that he was throwing some large roundhouse punches and that he feels fortunate that he never really directly made contact with the ref or any of the opposing team because he could have really hurt them. >> although the referee threw the first punch, he is not charged. >> the referee used good judgment and he wanted to defend himself. >> i did not see him throw the first punch, but based on what i saw with my eyes, i would have defended myself, as well. >> the arrests are not the only consequences. the entire gators' team is expelled from the league. >> while i agree that a big statement needed to be made, the sarasota gators now are suffering as a result of the actions of three grown men and a youth who attacks the referee. >> a reminder of the power of one video going viral. >> if we wouldn't have had this on video, this would have be

is no way i can make it without you. >> thank you so much, austin.> step aside, please. i need a clear shot of our happy couple. [ laughter ] >> wait! i can explain! >> gretchen: sometimes things get a little complicated as fans saw in one of the highest rated episodes of the season. the stars are here with a sneak peek of what happens next. all the tweens and the parents who are waiting for what's going to happen, get ready. spill the beans. >> okay. so basically just to catch up on everything, 'cause the clip you saw, that's when allie realized she liked austin. the next episode -- >> steve: the two of you like each other. >> basically austin found out he liked allie. and then the third episode, we're like, what do we do? we're friends, but we like each other. >> meanwhile, the other girl in the mix -- >> steve: there always is. she comes back and says, by the way -- >> i want to be your girlfriend. meanwhile, what just happened before that, we kissed. >> right. >> what? >> gretchen: i read that. >> so basically the next episode which is coming out

you can get talent to move or you can find talent in other cities whether it is austin or even in thens often nevada. >> sure. actually, you taught is a popular place to start companies right now. it is funny you mentioned that. we are trying to create what amazon did for products and goods. teeth cleaning, massages, dog walking, all the different businesses are listing the services on my time. we are national, in the sense that we want to be in all the major cities and population centers. the fact that our headquarters is in california is almost irrelevant to the business. the d.c. money is more actively looking around the country and around the world. investing in asia, europe and india. absolutely no reason you need to be in california anymore. dagen: you can eat as much -- and nevada as your stomach can handle. you cannot do that in california. >> you heard about our plan. dagen: oh, yes. i have friends who are criminals because of that. congratulations on my time. be well. speaking talking about apps coming up. apple is not playing nice. we will hear from walt mossberg next. dage

the good news is austin has learned a very important lesson from all of this. a lesson he's kind enough to share with his fellow youth of america. >> kids out there, don't say mingo in the mingo hall. >> these kids today with their video games and mp3 players and unbridled love of bingo halls. they think they're so clever. back in my day there was more respect. sure, a bunch of us would occasionally sneak into a bridge game or canasta tournament. but we didn't yell things out willy-nilly. those days are gone but not forgotten on the "ridiculist."erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. after threats, the u.s. develops a military response. >>> jerry sandusky is talking again and again the convicted sex offender gives an interview from behind bars explaining the shower. and michelle bachmann under investigation. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" today, america's new path to war. so the united states is lowering the threshold for american military involvement in a possible war with north korea. in the face of mounting t

the good news is austin has learned a very important lesson from all of this. a lesson he's kind enough to share with his fellow youth of america. >> kids out there, don't say mingo in the mingo hall. >> these kids today with their video games and mp3 players and unbridled love of bingo halls. they think they're so clever. back in my day there was more respect. sure, a bunch of us would occasionally sneak into a bridge game or can aasta tournament. but we didn't yell things out willy-nilly. those days are gone but not forgotten on the "ridiculist." "piers morgan live" starts now. >>> tonight, tiger back on top. number one in the world just two years after hitting rock bottom. >> feels good right now. >> is this his second great act? >>> also, jerry sandusky's jailhouse interview. >> horseplay, maybe snapping towels or something like that. >> a prime time exclusive with the controversial film maker who claims there's been a rush to judgment in the case. i'll go one-on-one with him. >>> and guns in america. i'll talk to the mother of a 13 month old baby gunned do

outside austin this morning, wow, bridge over the lake took 6 seconds to fall.eople couldn't call 911 because it damaged phone services. >>> a smart watch battle may be on the horizon between apple and samsung. they told bloomberg news they've been working on a wrist like watch for a while now. there are reports apple is also developing one but they have not said so. >>> a new york pain are you positive simulate torr judge has cleared the way for twinkies to return to stores. a $400 million deal was approved. this is the largest of five deals concerning the now divideed up host tess company. they were more than a billion dollars in debt when they shut down in november. >>> tonight we're getting a preview of some of the arguments that will be made before the high court. >>> there are light showers falling throughout the bay tonight. we're showing you where the rain is offshore. i.'s going to get wet around here. i'll show you more back here in 10 minutes. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my d

peterson director of production of freedom works and editor of the libertarian republic dot com hey austin top bottom line our democracy has been hijacked by billionaires and transnationals this is a dead. areas issue this is we are looking at something like a like a monarchy rather than a democracy not good right so we're talking about the specific issue is this petition that was brought up to the white house was that we would have you know corporate sponsors would be put labeled on the congressman's outfit and they're wearing and when you sent me this topic earlier today i was like no this is ridiculous is stupid then you know what i thought about it today and i actually i changed my mind you know what i absolutely support it but only on one circumstance if you're going to dress these people up and make them look like nasa drivers nascar drivers these congressmen we've got to be able to make sure that we can watch them crash into each other. about israel around them right that's the only way that's the only way that i would support something like this bill but this is the news this is th

. >> and close up show a black line with dc and left-sideand possible austin or austin. that they are also targeting hawaii. why they are i don't know . there is a broadcast of kim inside of his war room. >> [laughing] oh, oh, oh. >> we should be worried. the missiles do look like crayionings. terry should we go to war or would we go to war because this guy doesn't want to lose face. is this how war starts >> no, no. here's the thing. not are we china -- north korea is their (bleep) and does that make sense. >> great way to put it. >> because was that china will never allow north korea to ruin what they have. china right now owns us and love that we are distracted by north korea. we are wondering what china is doing to take our eye off of them. crayon missiles that is a real photo. we shouldn't be scared of that. but we should be scared of the back stuff that is going on >> i wonder if that -- you thought that was real. >> was it? >> no . you have a fragile ego like kim jong-un and let him pretend like he is okay? >> no, we shouldn't. no one stands toup the guy and you h

guys flipping out at the big film fest in austin.t happens when one dude decides enough is enough. god luck getting away from a hungry croc. >> their jaws are like --. surveillance shows a store full of people. but see that little girl? why cops say she's pulling some very adult moves. >>> the south by southwest festival just wrapped up in us tip, texas, a good time had by all, but some bad times going on on sx street. this guy is taunting other people, but watch this guy in the black shert. . >> oh. >> he totally pops that guy in the face. that guy is totally up confrontational, but then a guy comes and sucker punches this boy. that's in the the classest of moves of the either, he's not unconscious on 2 sbauk. it actually looks like the guy in the black shirt goes over and tries to kick him. >> does he have frepds who are trying to aid him? >> it doesn't lock like anybody's coming to this guy's i'd. we have a call into the us turn police department and find ow out if this was actually an arrest. >>> its unbelievable how people will

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