is "seat of empire: the embattled birth of austin, texas" which is a history of the founding of the austin and the battle in the republic of texas offer what its capital would be. jeff also writes a review history column for the austin post and he is a practicing pediatric neurologist at the same time. so if we have any emergencies -- [laughter] he is the author that will take care of them. mark binelli is the author of the novel "sacco and vanzetti must die!." is a contributing editor to rolling stone and men's health. "men's journal," sorry, mark. not health. so mark was born and raised in the detroit area. he went to university of michigan as an undergrad and got his degree from columbia university where we were actually last night's. so this is a bit of a reunion force. his new book is "detroit city is the place to be" which is the fruit of three years mark spent living in detroit after you been in your but he went back to detroit and one to can find out what kind of place it had become and what it had details that may be who we all are or what we all are as a nation right now. mark bi

bush and barack obama i'm joined by my guest austin peterson in washington he's the c.e.o. of stone gate an editor of the libertarian republic dot com also in washington we have daniel for achi he is the director of grassroots political consulting and in phoenix we cross to kimberly a day old she is the president of world money watch and author of beyond the great recession aren't cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to kimberly you got up early as for this program and i like to go to the person i got up earlier so kimberly simple question is obama serving george bush's fourth term. not in any way shape or form. the most important difference between george bush and barack obama is and you're going to laugh at this but it's really true bush increased the debt six trillion obama increased it five trillion and the reason that it's worse under bush than it was under obama is because bush had he had a small recession in the beginning of his term but in his second term the economy was booming and that's when you want to cut the debt you want to h

austin has signed his letter of intent. good for him. >> wow. let's get a check of the forecast right now. >>> it really came down. sandhya patel is looking forward to see what we have in store. >> dan and carolyn, it was pouring at times and it was area wide so nobody missed the drenching. just when you thought it was over it is redeveloping. they are tracking some showers and our radar on mount saint

basically agreeing with austin is broke obama just a continuation george w. bush george w. bush because you have the capture the neo-cons you have the security forces you have the military have captured the presidency again that's an empty suit on all of the issues that i just mentioned here because we had torture under george w. bush and it did and now we have drones we have killed listen what i'm getting at is that maybe not to the defamation of either person's character per se on this program daniel but the capture of the presidency itself by these other forces that are never elected by anyone. well your last question is coincide to each other and that both of these president said vastly different intents george w. bush went through nine eleven which was. just a catastrophe beyond words and did create homeland security to poor been one ton of obaid things like that but that was a thing the excuse of mine it was a presidency and a country in crisis on how to deal with this catastrophe of this first attack on our soil since pearl harbor compare that to president obama who

but austin is not an oil center, it's a tech center. you compare it to michigan where wages were once really high and really good and they can't recover from that. >> that's right. austin is a success story. it wasn't much of an economy in the 80s. if you look at job creation, they were lower than detroit. today wages in austin are 65% above wages in flint and detroit. i think it exemplifies what is going on in our economy. the centers of innovation there are a lot of highly skilled workers and innovation are risingish and the manufacturing areas are shrinking. >> what a great conversation, what a great book. economist at university of california-berkeley. the author of "the new geography of jobs." thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> gold is heading towards its first annual drop in value in 13 years. after it's worst weekly loss in two months the precious melt costs $1,240 an ounce. it's down 28% as much as the s&p 500 is up. gold is seen as protection against inflation. and inflation simply hasn't been a problem for some years. p

because as also mentioned i mean austin and if you live in a small little town.in utah not the bleeding edge of either finance or adoption for a new trend the ideas. is very conservative very republican area and yet they were able to buy gas they were able to buy groceries they were able to pay for their rent so i mean you know people are getting people who are understanding ok this is simply a form of communication the form of financial communication if you will there what you know after about a five minute conversation we're seeing people saying yes we hope sign them up and then they take payment but austin you are also acting also as missionaries because when you went to towns and they couldn't use your bad call and you just sign them up and they started to make life and yet i think n.p.r. covered a story about farmers using bitcoin and they were introduced a bit coy anan talked about that a little bit we had to evangelize bitcoin and sometimes it would be we would need somebody we had to do the transaction right there and then we had to convince them in five

because as also mentioned i mean austin and if you live in a small little town.provo in utah not the bleeding edge of either finance or adoption for nutrition the ideas. is very conservative very republican area and yet they were able to buy gas they were able to buy groceries they were able to pay for their rent so i mean you know people are getting people who are understanding ok this is simply a form of communication the form of financial communication if you will there what you know after about a five minute conversation we're seeing people saying get up and we hope sign them up and then they take payment but austin you are also acting also as missionaries because when you went to towns and they couldn't use it but connie just signed him up and they started to make light and yet i think n.p.r. covered a story about farmers using bitcoin and they were introduced a bit coy and talked about that a little bit we had to evangelize a bit corn and sometimes it would be we would meet somebody we had to do the transaction right there and then we had to convince them i

oh you should you should try it austin . do you think do you think do you really believe that it's ok for a multi billion dollar arguably over the over the decades multi-trillion dollar industry to get away with not pain the waste the bill for the trash that they take out when you. i have to pay to dispose of art absolutely not but that's exactly what this carbon tax would do you're basically saying to these industries that they can pay to pollute so let me ask you something do you think it's ok for me to go to the government and say hey i'm going to give you the government fifty dollars and then i'm going to go pollute my neighbor's lawn that's ridiculous tom people who pollute other people's lawns should have to pay the prices for that directly to the people whose lawn they pollute that's called private property rights what you're talking about is socialism sir you're talking about taking money from so what you're suggesting to the government so what you're suggesting. is that we should simply ban polluting no what i'm sug

in austin, texas, the weather meant for a deadly halloween. we have more tonight. >> reporter: the community near austin was swail led with flash flooding and a record level of rain. nearly 13 earns fell in the area. they had been suffering from drought. it uprooted trees and took down power lines. >> absolutely horrible. things started bending and cracking, all the transformers. >> reporter: a school bus with 10 children on board went off the road. the busilied on its side forcing the students to flip the emergency hatch and get out. fashs credited the kids' calm response for getting everyone out safely. many faced the grim task of cleaning up. >> i wouldn't go in there until someone takes it all away. i have nothing left. just take it all away. >> reporter: officials believe the cresting colorado river which runs through austin will do more damage. as for the rest of the weather, the system is moving through the northeast. in new york city it's running lightly and is expected to last into the evening. >>> looks like flex workers are embrags

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are the ones who arguably are tripping on acid but austin welcome. tom i never touch the stuff my friend begs for have moved back. oh well you should you should try it austin anyhow do you think do you think do you really believe that it's ok for a multi billion dollar arguably over the over the decades multi-trillion dollar industry to get away with not pain the waste the bill for the trash that they take out when you. and i have to pay to dispose of art absolutely not but that's exactly what this carbon tax would do you're basically saying to these industries that they can pay to pollute so let me ask you something do you think it's ok for me to go to the government and say hey i'm going to give you the government fifty dollars and then i'm going to go pollute my neighbor's lawn that's ridiculous tom people who pollute other people's lawns should have to pay the prices for that directly to the people whose lawn they pollute that's called private property rights what you're talking about is socialism sir you're talking about taking money from so wha

austin pollution is already happening and when people are not going to stop driving cars they're not going to stop using electricity from coal fired power plants if we simply said when coal is produced when oil is produced when natural gas is pollution produced we're going to recover the cost of cleaning up that trash if we did like sarah palin did in alaska all those years and took one hundred percent of that money and gave it back to the consumer she very gladly every year wrote a two thousand dollars check to every man woman and child in alaska and it was money from the oil industry and this is from the cost this was the cost of taking oil out of the ground if we simply said ok twenty five dollars a ton is the price of carbon and we're going to use that to reduce libertarians like you said that you believe in the whole of the market i do because for you to have a free market you have to account for both cost and value you're talking about the value of the fossil fuel you're talking about a negative extreme you don't see we haven't really actually the cost really has had and has ha

plans on legal grounds the sultan as a minor party meeting on the issues up for the development of austin but your will that do just that circled the room. we got turned back to the question of the return of land plots why haven't these land plots have been returned yet. this is a question for the leviathan and the smart on the go let's go for the bc there are thousand of reasons people are grabbing glance around the major cities there's always an official who was involved when it comes to development. this official games profits from lands and earns big money. he should be stopped he should be considered as legally earned money the local star beau coup participants to them the brushes. in two thousand the two city administration concluded agreements with when users who are willing to transfer these land plots to the state costs the capital administration was held by the suction kiama at the time the room is overstated what's your pick him up if he thought it was it due to the us although local authorities about their needs emily and that is what facilities and where are they going to bui

al fin estamos aqui en austin.s los mexicanos que estan en la misma situacion. no solo por una persona es por mucha gente que estamos en la misma situacion. tu me decías que ha sido un largo camino, a quien le das las gracias. >> las gracias solo a mi dios el me tiene de pie, también a mi famili ay a amis compañeros de viaje. >> volverias otra vez a la bici?. >> esto no para esto el el comienzo de lago más grande, después será washington. >> les quiero decir que ya hable con el abogado que lleva la matoria de los casos, spector me decía que intentara reavivar el caso de asilo politico de gutierrez, que lo va a iniciar el proximo miércoles. >> felicitaciones. >> esto es por etapas como las carreras de ciclismo. >> muchos adolescentes hispanos con problemas, continuan las instancias para despejar dudas por obama care. >> jaime maozan nos viene a hablar de las boals de fguego y nos presenta evidencia de lo qeu esta ocurriendo en el terreno mexi la piel, para meno. mientras que sus 5 navajas revelan la suavidad de tu p

i am a form called the twenty fourth place in the least of the war nature was austin's of the spirit. even before that i follow protocols in at the swamp that it would be the most destructive natural disaster in the keys to the country. the focus to prevent users however bets will be avoided. officially fourth of all the files and people will come from. an official sources we pulled up to ten thousand being to continue them injured the philippine authorities determined that david steele who tries to help the typhoon survivors. the most powerful typhoon destroyed entire village is inflated to the coast. when the typhoon was approaching the authorities evacuated thousands of people from the coastal zone covers the central regions of the country less destruction been expected. according to weather forecasters would speed up that i consider reached three hundred kilometers per hour thousands of soldiers in these workers are trying to reach the remote areas the biggest damage was done to dive into some are gifted with the hurricane produced three meter high waves water supply and electrici

a place where one austin neighborhood would seek refuge, this church, also flooded.fall festival now marks the beginning of what will be a long cleanup. emergency crews in and around austin have responded to more than 100 rescue calls since last night but, scott, in other places, the risk of more flooding remains. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez in the texas capital. manuel, thanks very much. it has been a tough year, but now boston has a real celebration. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years! >> pelley: at home, the red sox took the world series with a 6-1 victory over the st. louis cardinals in game six last night. it was especially sweet, coming six month after the boston marathon bombing. m.v.p. david ortiz said, "this is for you, boston. you guys deserve it." still ahead, a major development in a mysterious death of a high school athlete. constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cash card from capital one, i get 2% cash back on every purchase, every day. i break my back around here. fin

. >> just for clarity you identified senator deeds'son, talking about austin deeds? >> the information i had was gus. has he four children and his only son, i believe. >> was anyone else at the house this morning? >> i don't know at this point. i don't have any information. >> does the son have any kind of criminal record? >> we can't comment on criminal history. state law prohibits that in virginia. >> can you tell us -- [ inaudible ] >> because of hipaa, we can't get into details. he has serious injuries. you have to contact the hospital to classify what they say is his condition at this point. the family is at the hospital. we have state troopers with the family. we'll remain there to support them any way we can and provide them whatever assistance they need. >> was senator deeds able to say anything to troopers or first responders? >> yes, he has made some statements to the investigators and so forth but i can't comment obviously on what those are at this point. >>. [ inaudible ] >> i don't know. i don't have that information. >> again, i don't know. basically wh

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?

declared a state of national calamity which will allow it to use state funds for relief that this does austin is too much for them to confirm that. a dozen small soldiers to the right to the stricken philippine city of taco bound amid fears that desperation thirst and hunger of provoking routine and tonic key to its fullest rumpled planes landed with more trips than humanitarian provisions relief agencies have been mulched warehouses robes and bolt upright come to this people try to get the supplies to the police chief said. doesn't our message to the lyrics this is that we'll implement the full full so that all the cousins come to tolerate it. people are suffering enough already about. restoring order is as important the priority is distributing supplies one un official in type about it said disasters like this about a three day window to get a te it does nothing by faithful people are angry he added. the terrible destruction and the city is at least visible finances also been reported in the devastated areas which the rescue effort has yet to reach. the priority is to see this applies as to

austin, texas, that stormed moved into the ohio valley, they got rained out. now the big airport of the east coast. could be ripples and delays. for the most part should be looking at a quiet friday throughout much of the west. temperatures on the cool side. the next storm on its way. we will see clouds increasing during the day today. again, this clock is east coast time. take three hours off this. as we go throughout saturday morning at 7:00 a.m. or 8:00 a.m., yellow and red show heavier precipitation. light rain. up and down the corridor saturday morning, then inland, still be left with showers. saturday doesn't look like a complete washout. if you're anywhere from seattle southward, olympia, tacoma, eugene, medford, anywhere in between you will see rain. no at lot of rain. rainfall totals an inch or less in all cases but still cloudy on the cool side. you're looking great for friday. sunshine after a cool start. warming up nicely in areas like tahoe. weekend forecast coming up. i mentioned rain on saturday. i'll let you know what sunday looks like. >>> com

del momento >> no ahy plazo ni meta que no se cumpla >> pedaleando por la justicia al capitolio de austin duro camino >> de >> trece días de mucho pedalear de ucho cansancio >> yo no imagine que iba a estar tan cansador >> perido peso >> se antojaba imposible este recorrido >> pedaleando con protesis >> hace dos años, no recuerdo nada hace dos años >> este es el presente >> esto es lo que quiero >> si el camino no vencio a carlso con sus tres compañeros llamados ahora tres mosqueteros >> es un proyecto que se inicio sin saber que iba a pasar pero pasaron cosas maravillosas >> carlos recuerda su misión >>a termino la carrera y icanos empieza la lucha >> el siguiente paso es insistir en una serie de audiencias contra el congreso norteamiercano con la participación de congresista >> para buscar asilo politico a ciudadanos mexicanos >> levantar bicicletas en el congreso es la próxima meta >> abogado de gutierrez intentara inciiar las mociones judiciales para busar el asilo politico >> desde austin texas maría anotnieta univisión >> el senado prohibe que se discrimine por la diversidad sexual

austin has signed his letter of intent. good for him. >> wow. let's get a check of the forecast right now. >>> it really came down. sandhya patel is looking forward to see what we have in store. >> dan and carolyn, it was pouring at times and it was area wide so nobody missed the drenching. just when you thought it was over it is redeveloping. they are tracking some showers and our radar on mount saint helena is picking up some moisture. some of this is moderate to heavy. it is northeast of yaunt vie lle and we are watching pockets of heavier showers around fairfield, gateway, boulevard north texas street and heading up to the 80 area. just be aware of the fact we have showers around. winter weather advisory canceled for the sierra nevada and we will have a couple more inches in south lake tahoe. things are winding down and we are requiring chain controls except highway 80. wanted to give you a little perspective on whether -- well yesterday and today's rainfall made a difference. the green indicates where we were just two days ago on monday. sa

many people were rescued from austin. there's reports of wind damage, downed powerlines and thousands left without electricity. . >>> on thursday we saw a lot of flooding in texas and severe whether across the mississippi valley, and ohio river valley. on friday this is what it looks like. all the weather will make its way to the east coast. rain from new york to georgia will be a problem. by the time we get to friday afternoon and saturday morning things will have cleared out. i want to take you to the north-west. we are seeing showers pushing through, but light at times, unfortunately for seattle we'll see deterioration of weather. as you go towards saturday rain will come into play. temperatures of 51, a break in the weather on monday. it comes back on tuesday. down here towards the south-west things are looking nice. we have snow up here towards the higher elevations in colorado, utah and idaho. and even into wyoming. the ski areas are enjoying that. that is packing their base for the start of the season. as we go dow

austin hit on it. keyword he talked about, transparency.here are all sorts of tricks used in the game of politics to try to win votes. but when -- and there's nothing wrong with, you know, taking pictures of smiling african-american faces and puts them on literature to try to get african-americans to vote for you. where mr. austin's opponent went wrong was not putting his own picture on there saying, hey, this is me the candidate. >> shouldn't the voter have said where are you in this picture? >> right. and if you don't ever see the candidate in -- candidate's picture in a piece of literature, that should be a red flag right there. >> mr. austin, are you going to contest this? ask for a recount? are you going to try to get back in the game? >> i'm asking for a recount because i'm concerned about the future of the voters and the people in this district. i am from this district. i went to school, grew up in this district. >> you know what i think you should do? exploit the hell out of this. run next time, beat the guy and become the better gu

an alabama judge sentenced the attack, 35-year-old austin clem to a total of 35 years behind bars butting to give clem equivalent to house arrest. clem still has to register as a sex offender. >> and i just don't want anyone else to hurt me. and he gets to stay home with his three little girls and that scares the crap out of me. >> you're scared for their safety. because what's been done to me is done. i don't want anybody else being hurt. >> reporter: clem has a history of sexual assaults and according to his attorney was sent to a juvenile facility for a sex abuse case before he was 15. frankly, the attorney said, i think the judge's sentence was surprising to most everyone in the courtroom. but with his track record, andrews was convinced that clem would be sentenced to years in jail. instead, clem will avoid seeing the inside of a jail cell altogether if he following the judge's orders. dan totten, the defense attorney said the sentence is who harsh. saying the relationship was consensual. this is a case with two sides to the coin. the evidence was not clear and convincing. now 20

>> austin knight leaves the security of the intake dorm behind. >> i'm a little nervous. but other than that, it's more exciting than anything. you get your coffee here. you get your hair cut here. you find that certain thing you were looking for here, but actually you get so much more. when you shop at these small local businesses, you support all the things that make your community great. the money you spend here, stays here. in this place you call your neighborhood. tomorrow is small business saturday. get out and shop small. store and essentially they

austin plays guitar, piano, drums. and, oh, yeah, he sings, too. >> ♪ there won't be many other nights like this ♪ ♪ when i'll be standing here with someone new ♪ >> austin plans to make music his career. chase isn't sure about what his future holds, but one thing is certain -- they'll always have music in their lives, and they want other kids to have it, too. >> when is a full moon even fuller? when it's closer to the earth. as we learn in science class, the moon's orbit is not a perfect circle -- more like an oval. so as the moon travels, it actually moves closer or farther from the earth. the closest point is the perigee. the furthest is the apogee, so when a perigee moon rises, it's 14% bigger and 30% brighter than the other full moons, unless it's a cloudy night. >> "teen kids news" got a chance to visit the culinary institute of america and get some recipes and cooking tips. here's a taste of what we learned. >> when you get home from school, you're always looking for an afternoon snack. i'm gonna show you how to

oakland hills and another man died when he stepped on a power line and electrocuted in east oakland on austin street. matt has more on that damage. >> the winds are very strong. a lost debris in the streets including a tree lying here in the middle of telegraph. we have seen a lost debris including garbage cans and signs from restaurants and even books. pg&e said in the east bay 20,000 customers are without power. in the north bay, 6,900 are pizza store, the restaurant, has its power still on. as you can see with the debris the potential is there for a branch to bring down a power line. we have been listening to the scanner, the police and fire

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con nuetros cuerpos en caso de enfermedad irreversible >>jovens de estudiantes de universidad de austin conservadora dentro de la universidad de austin, es un juego denigrante dicen los jjovens indocumentados >>estan jugando con nuestras vidas, vivimos con miedo, que nos agarre la migracion, esto no es juego para nosotrso >>el juego que durará tres horas, consiste que en que cada particiante capture un indocumentados, que deberá ser llevado a la corporacion de jóvenes conservadores y el ganador recibirá una tarjeta de dinero. >>el que diga alguein que no podemos estar aquí me duele mucho >>el presidente de la universidad dijo que el grupo conservador no respeta la regla de la universidad y los insta a discutir sobre inmigración, pero aun así no impediran su juego. >>los autos en el túnel circularion en la madrugada del sábado, pero este día lunes fue la prueba de fuego para persona que viajan de aockland >>y se ofrece 25 mil dólares de recompensa a quien de con los responsables de una masacre, solo a una bebe de tres meses perdonaron la vida, sin embargo mataron a ocho miembrso de su fa

. >> reporter: he ran against this man, houston community college trustee bruce austin who voters elected and reelected for 23 years. >> i was rather disgusted. >> reporter: disgusted by something that turned up in voters' mailboxes. most of the voters in the district are african-american. wilson sent out a bunch of these direct mail pieces implying he's african-american. his flyers depicted smiling african-american faces. the word said please vote for our friend and neighbor dave wilson. the pictures he admits were just lifted off the internet. >> all of these supporters are african-american. >> what a coincidence. >> reporter: the flyer said he was endorsed by ron wilson. no, not the former state representative, the fine print

austin, the rookie changes direction. he he's got guilty up to his step. sick five yards to the happy place. rams took an early lead. later, keep on eye on the spot shadow. chris long going after his brother, kyle long and is busy getting into a fight. those are howie longed kids, by the way, hall of famer.

austin has signed his letter of intent. good for him. >> wow. let's get a check of the forecast right now. >>> it really came down. sandhya patel is looking forward to see what we have in store. >> dan and carolyn, it was pouring at times and it was area wide so nobody missed the drenching. just when you thought it was over it is redeveloping. they are tracking some showers and our radar on mount saint helena is picking up some moisture. some of this is moderate to heavy. it is northeast of yaunt vie lle and we are watching pockets of heavier showers around fairfield, gateway, boulevard north texas street and heading up to the 80 area. just be aware of the fact we have showers around. winter weather advisory canceled for the sierra nevada and we will have a couple more inches in south lake tahoe. things are winding down and we are requiring chain controls except highway 80. wanted to give you a little perspective on whether -- well yesterday and today's rainfall made a difference. the green indicates where we were just two days ago on monday. sa

done i never had but what i had done is you know we used to i used to work with the rock or steve austin and at the end of our matches we would do ten or fifteen minutes of improv just for the fans in the arena just to give them something fun before they went home so we were doing improv every night and it was you know austin is a funny iraq is a funny guy and i was kind of the perfect straight man like the bad guy kind of the frumpy guy that was always kind of been the butt of their jokes but it was fun improv this is team sport you work together like tennis you bat back and forth and once you can figure that out improv is actually a lot of fun to do so when i hit the groundings it was kind of a natural progression for i was already doing the devotee we have a funny. while wrestling yeah to do antics was always fighting always i mean having that while fighting but you know the promos leading up to the matches i was always doing you know gags and showing like sight gags on the screen putting people's heads on top of you know whatever it was i see if you're a jackass a take a donkey and p

this panel, from the 2013 texas book festival in austin, is about 40 minutes. >> okay. my name is charles, i'm the book's editor, and we are supposed to have three gentlemen here. hugh is running late, apparently, so we're going to go ahead and get started since this is being televised. but hugh ainsworth, who was the reporter who was on the scene when kennedy was killed in deally plaza in 1963, to my far left is alan childs who was at parkland hospital when kennedy arrived there. and he has written a book, an oral history of those people who were there. and then to my immediate left is

. - austin powers. - mm-mm. - ferris bueller. - mm-mm. you're getting colder. - not night at the roxbury. - no. the odd life of timothy green. - i'm sorry. how did you think i was expected to guess that? - i don't know. but it's interesting, right? - it's fascinating. - he said he can't help but tear up when he looks at it, and it's right next to his desk. he must look at it, like, 20 times a y. - that's amazing. well, listen, you can't win 'em all, right? - mm-hmm. - so the next interview has to be better. - i don't know. - what do you mean? of course it will. you're amazing. - i know. it's just, even if it was a great boss and a great job, i just--i don't-- i don't know if i-- if i want to-- i don't know if i want this.

and in austin. for the first time, we asked, well, how are construction workers going to benefit from the project? a million square foot facility. and, no one had even thought about that. no one had thought about the lowest paid workers. they had thought about the high tech jobs it would bring. so we asked that, apple ensure that all construction workers on the project had workers compensation which, aren't guaranteed in texas, safety training and they got paid a living page. also that we would get to monitor the standard to make sure. >> of who the state or apple? >> the city and apple. they came to the table with us. they agreed to the standard. over the last 12 months in austin alone we created, ensured 5,000 living wage jobs for construction workers. apple, we are assuming it will be 1,000 construction jobs. that its the first time those standard have happened in a place like texas. we saw a statewide, legislator this last legislative session try to propose a bill that would make all the work il

austin has signed his letter of intent. good for him. >> wow.et's get a check of the forecast right now. >>> it really came down. sandhya patel is looking forward to see what we have in store. >> dan and carolyn, it was pouring at times and it was area wide so nobody missed the drenching. just when you thought it was over it is redeveloping. they are tracking some showers and our radar on mount saint helena is picking up some moisture. some of this is moderate to heavy. it is northeast of yaunt yaunt e lle and we are watching pockets of heavier showers around fairfield, gateway, boulevard north texas street to the 80 area. just be aware of the fact we have showers around. winter weather advisory canceled for the sierra nevada and we will have a couple more inches in south lake tahoe. things are winding down and we are requiring chain controls except highway 80. wanted to give you a little perspective on whether -- well yesterday and today's rainfall made a difference. the green indicates where we were just two days ago on monday. santa rosa was