austin's brother is one of the rope swing engineers.s 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 bolts 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 every precaution but still it's a risky endeavor. a rope could break or has bolt could come loose. or, a slight misstep could land someone on the 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

everyone in austin is on the lookout for nick saban. someone at the austin airport got on the p.a. and said, nick saban, your car is waiting for you. of course, everyone ran around like crazy looking for him. >>> and imagine this, american football in the olympics. talk about a sport where you could just hand the united states the gold medal. this is a possibility because the international olympic committee has recognized football as an international sport. it's still pretty far off from happening, if it is added it would likely be seven on seven format where it's quarterbacks and receivers. >>> mike thissen is current lly

we're joined by mark an deborah tice, austin's parents. thank you both some of for joining us. deb ra, as we enter this holiday week, do you think we're any closer to finding out what happened to austin? >> well, i think that it's less important to find out what happened then it is to locate him now. >> jeff: mark, what else do you think can be done. >> we are now and we have been for over a year now asking for help, for mercy, and for austin to come home. >> jeff: debbi to all those other families out there were son, daughter, a journalist who went missing or is currently impri sound, what is your message to them this holiday season? >> you know, one of the challenges that we face, in being parts of family and with other children, it's just trying to present for them while at the same time praying and working for our loved ones to come home. and so we do hold each other's hands pretty tight so that we can all stay strong together. >> jeff: when you think about austin around the holidays, what is it that you think of most and remember most? >> well, he's a big guy with a big pe

i got choosing a new treaty is not laid up in austin. according to tradition the concert was held on the square in front of the residents of god the world and causes championed famous boxer died yet you've seen them live in the yew tree at the end of the concert a festive programme was of the time was presented this year to twenty five meter tree stands in the center of the stage. more than four thousand children participated in the event the ceremony ended with celebratory fireworks. lovely old. the main eu tree has been lived in austin. we hope that this year will be as good as last year. i'm here with my son happy new year the mother i congratulate you in the upcoming holiday i wish you all the mess i came here because i wanted to see the new agency no sport is a good thing for our country in the big sports fan the latest news is that three got the dogs cars out that stevie got cates said. and the sixth on the sweet niece using intensification of competition in boosting internet service is beyond it to expounding on world war new orle

the spins of the roundtable meeting in austin i discussed what will happen next. experts say that the security in the central asian region depends on the domestic political climate in the country such as afghanistan experts warn about the destabilization of the geo political situation in the region after withdraw the coalition troops the representatives of the afghan delegation noted that terrorism poses one of the main threats. because the delegation proposed to strengthen regional cooperation against terrorism also context and provides financial support to afghani people. when we walk thousand homes across the mobile. we are providing to military aid to afghan people. our president offered one thousand afghan students to get higher education context and universities. kazakhstan is happy to help afghanistan to maintain stability and security the incentive to stop this a new frontier post the mill was opened today in general district of the mudgee region the military unit is included in the psych unit of the regional command showbiz of the kazakhstan border servic

please welcome my man, austin mahone!♪ sleep in heavenly peace sleep in heavenly peace ♪ >> take it away -- ♪ ♪ ♪ silent night holy night son of god and love's pure light ♪ ♪ radiant beams from thy holy face with the dawn of redeeming grace ♪ ♪ jesus, lord at thy birth jesus, lord at thy birth ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ jesus, lord at thy birth jesus, lord at thy birth ♪ ♪ ahh ooh ooh yeah yeah, oh ♪ >> merry christmas, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right! austin mahone! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: look for his debut album next year! we'll be right back, everybody! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to ralph fiennes, juliette lewis, austin mahone! [ cheers and applause ] mayor michael bloomberg and the greatest band in late night, the roots, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for carson daly. thank you for watching, have a great weekend. hope to see you next week! bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

and he said austin never showed up to class today. and at that point my heart just dropped and i go, oh, my gosh, he could be one of the ones who got shot and i'm so scared. but then, and i'm like freaking out. i tell everyone and i'm on the verge of tears and i don't know what to do. and then i texted my dad. i go, dad, austin is missing, we have no idea where he is. and i almost lost it. and then my dad sent me a text. he goes, austin stayed home. he wasn't feeling good this morning. and i dropped my phone. and i like, i lost it. i was just, i started crying. i could not believe that he stayed home and he was safe. for all he knew he was one of the ones that got shot. >> well, christian, aware so glad you and austin are fine and i'm so sorry about the ordeal that you went through today. thank you so much for talking to us. >> no problem. thank you for having me. >> christian myers. this small area is no stranger to gun violence. arapahoe high school is eight miles from columbine high school where two students shot and killed 12 clas

place for a modern day armageddo.locad halfway between dallas and austin, it's an unlikely place for modern day armageddo located halfway between dallas and austin, it's an unlikely place for a modern day armageddon. ha and austin, it's an unlikely place for a modern day armageddon.aus place for a modern day armageddofor a armageddo for a modern day armageddon. >> we have a fire at the compound in carmel. the entire compound is going up right now. >> it was an epic debacle in united states law enforcement history. a deadly shootout followed by a 51-day siege that ended with more than 70 people dead in a raging inferno. all caught on live television with the whole world watching. two questions rise from the ashes of this american tragedy. who shot first and who started the fires? it began innocently enough. in 1935, a small religious group moved to waco. an off-chute of the seven day adventist church, they eventually called themselves the branch davidians. >> a pretty stable leadership for a lot of years, and they were known in town as a somewhat bizarre but benign religious group tha

austin has been good to us. we are thrilled to have austin as our headquarters.e have several thousand people in silicon valley. we have 110,000 people around the world. austin happens to be our home base. we have this dell world conference where we will have thousands of customers come there. the city has been great to us. we are grateful for the city. could it have happened in another place? could have gotten better in another place? i do not know. i do know that austin has been a fantastic place for us. it is now a kind of destination for start ups. we see enormous amounts of that kind of activity going on in our home. >> we're living in a world that is changing at a fast pace. it is changing fundamentally and technology is right at the heart of that change. i was in china last month and i spoke about how rapidly the center of the economic world is really moving very quickly. >> when you look at the global marketplace, what impact does china have? not just as manufacturers? what impact will they have on the i.t. world? >> china is an enormous in market. it is

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it is like having one of austin's students, c after c after c. second semester their junior year, they ace a quiz. still a c student. we have a c student on our hands. >> is that really the case? let's go into -- >> i don't have any students like that. >> all of your students are a students. >> he teaches in lake woebegone. >> does president obama deserve the credit for the good numbers we're seeing or are these economic trends that have very little to do with washington? >> well, look. 95% of what happens in the economy has nothing to do with washington. i would note that there are a lot of people if anything goes wrongs, they want to blame the president. if anything goes right, they say he had nothing to do with it. but i think broad trends are influenced by policy but no one month's job numbers are really influenced by policy. >> that is a very realistic view of thing and i applaud austin for saying it. if there were magic levers, we would have seen these kinds or better historically large job numbers. when they passed any of the thing the adm

>> merry cistmas to you, eric, from austin. it is a liberal nest. i think charles is a smart man, but he is about three and a half years too late. the affordable care act itself , obamacare itself was a bailout to the private insuranceompanies. they were losing premiums because employers were pulling out, dropping their insurance plans and this health care act pulled millions ofpeople into private health insurance without a counter bailing government option. i actually think the direction that wayne pointed out would be a great thing. we do need single payer in this country, but conservative forces did not allow that to happen. >> wow. wow. john i wonder if it is a bailout for the insurers and a bailout for the taxpayer and redistribution to the people who don't have health care. if president obama had presented it that wayhree and a half years ago do you think it would have passed? >> it would have never passed. the president has been deceiving every element of government controlled health care which is what this is. you don't have to look far in o

austin has been fantastic for us. we're thrilled to be in austin at our headquarters and we have several thousand people in silicon valley. dell's global economy. austin happens to be our home and our home base. next week we have this dell world conference. the city's been great to us and i think we've been great for the city. could it have happened in another place or could it have happened better in other place? don't really know. what i do know is that austin's been a fantastic place for us and it's now a kind of destination for startups and we see an enormous amount of activity going on in our home. >> there's a reason on the other hand that people like mark zuckerberg went out to silicon valley because of the easy access to so much talent and that kind of thing. >> it has its downsides, too. >> rose: which are? >> people day trading their careers. >> oh, yeah, i got you. they're looking for the better opportunity at every moment. >> rose. >> exactly. and that in itself causes is its set of problem. >> we're livin

thank you to michelle fields and jamou green from austin texas. coming up, we go from the hottest topics of 2013 to the hottest stocks of 2014. >>> time for what do i need to know for next week. the hottest stocks of 2014. wayne, what is it going to be? >> eric, have i been hot on biotech and i am again this year. i had one last year. it was up 25%. i like to put them in a basket so i am safe at the same time. i am looking for something called ibb. it is a biotech etf. >> how about you, are you staying hot? >> thank you. just as a financial collapse in 2008 and started in 200 sigh, i really believe the great bond blow up of 2014 started in 2013. i am betting against bonds in 2014. jgbs goes up with japanese interest rates. i think you should buy and i own it. >> bonds go down and rates go up and your picks will do well. thank you very much. great week. that's it for the cost of freedom block. thanks for joining us. before we go, end of year goodbyes are predictably gushy and nostalgic and not my style and not "cashing in" style. i want to thank yo

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red's shooting range in austin texas is normally packed with gun enthuses. today the difference is that these men are firing rounds with a do it yourself firearm the world's first three d. printed metal gun we wanted to showcase the abilities of what direct metal can do eric much later is a project ford major at solid concepts a company specializing in three d. printing here in prince arena archie was granted an exclusive tour of their austin facility which boasts ten three d. industrial printers and a glimpse of our technological future these are all the three d. printed parts that went into making this bar after getting a federal firearms license the company used a process called direct metal laser centering to produce this browning nine hundred eleven pistol the three d. printed metal gone has fired over one thousand rounds in the meantime solid concepts has manufactured its second nineteen eleven firearm solid concepts insists the stainless steel firearm they've introduced to the world can't be replicated by hobbyists these machines start at six hundred

. >> i'm austin craig. >> and i'm becky. >> we're going live the first honeymoon life on bit coin. we'll use bit coin to barter our way across the ocean, to show what works, how it works, what didn't work and why. >> we're joined by austin craig. what inspired you to do this? >> i've been interested in bit coin for a couple of years. but i'm not a technician. my background is in video marketing and production. i wanted to get involved some way and i wanted to learn more about it. this was the best way to learn about it and maybe contribute education to this burgeoning field of obscure difficult to understand area. >> let's try to understand. you get back from your honeymo honeymoon. you marry becky, and you get back and you try to pay for everything with bit coin. first how do you get food. how do you get gas. >> our first task was how to get home from the airport. we had to rely on educating people, persuading people to accept bit coin. when we started there was only one establishment in the entire state of utah where h we live tt used bit coin. we had to approach merchant, have y

articles from newspapers in austin, the papers in houston.ad the newspapers that i could just move on from that part of my life. i would no longer have to think about my father as the man who murdered my mother. so he didn't have to be a part of my life anymore. >> when my son turned 18, i got a letter that he was going to legally change his name and that he was going to be adopted by my sister-in-law and her husband. that i was going to officially and legally lose him. >> honestly in my heart they became my parents. so it made sense to take his name. >> with all the bad things that had happened, my wife's murder, my arrest and conviction, my life sentence, all the deaths in my family, the failed appeals, the dna snafus, all of that didn't do me in. i thought i was pretty tough and i could take it. but when i lost him, that's what broke me. >>> i never felt so empty, bankrupt, just completely at a loss that i did something completely out of character is i cried out to god. and when i did that, i got nothing. silence. aching, just dead nothing

i'm with golden gate austin bond and a resident. golden gate austin bone is in san francisco that was established in sporting by adversity and managing remaining nature resources. the practice of releasing commercially arbitrations butterflies violates those it unnecessarily harms nature butterflies by interrogating invasive butterflies with disease. it cuffs the nature butterflies making management for identifiable and inhumanely treats butterflies as promotes for deblg ration. i enjoy seeing the butterflies on pier 94 and here in the park so i support in legislation >> (clapping) members of the public seeing none, public comment is closed. like we said sxhois has led this i support her. we've endeavored to try to see where we stand. i'll read this. the thought is we clearly want to read into the record for enforcing the effort to ban the commercially raised help me sxhois butterflies within the city and county a to insure the board support we want to certainly authorizes the department to engage the scientific community and member

but since the austin city council end their meetings with music, toronto, they did the same. little bit of a jig? what do you think? >>> now for business. we turn to cnbc's seema mody. hi, seema. >> hi, richard. img represents celebs such as justin timberlake. rolling out the red carpet to lure those last-minute holiday shoppers. target, nordstrom has extended hours and free shipping wednesday with guaranteed delivery by christmas. >>> anxiously awaiting the fed's decision this afternoon, central bank may cut back its stimulus programs early next year. richard, back to you. >> seema, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, president obama's message to russia's president putin puts mr. obama's priorities front and center. >>> and the fearless feat of high-flying fancy for you to feast your eyes on when "early today" returns. >>> google is out with its most popular searches of the year that begin with "what is." the top five, what is gluten? what is molly? what is doma? what is ricin? the number one search of the year, what is twerking? >>> now let's get to the latest in sports. no

but they are able to get the message to austin row. he has a reason to go to the city with his cover story. i have a bar and a tavern i have to pick up supplies. i don't want a cheap stuff. every time it was perilous and every time he's going through british forces a lot of these times they were drunk and hanging out hop on the ferry, 55 miles back and he would give it to him and give it to caleb rooster. >> guest: he's a captain and to me when he comes to life my vision is the rock. it's hawaii in and not that many at that time but she is a big strong determined confident he said i would like to be caleb then he got the guys together in a boat with a tavern on the front and he decides i'm going to go across the long island. picture the body of water can you imagine i was down there during the stand up to explain the story. 65 degrees and line by the water and it's a choppy. can you imagine that in december from january, for jury? he would have to go through the british media and sometimes been the aggressor and scale them to stay away

austin university. we were taking a psych class. what caught my eye is he was immediate feeding her and line and she saw right through him immediately. i thought i want to get to know her. she had this amazing laugh. she would throw her head back and laugh. it was just to genuine. you couldn't help but laugh with her. she was smart. she wasn't just socialable. she had a head on her shoulders. everybody liked her. she was completely independent without me. i was lucky that she went out with me. nobody has a perfect marriage. there were things that i'm sure i profoundly disappointed her in and there were things that i was disappointed in her. but there was nobody -- there was nobody that i would rather spend my life with. when eric was born, chris changed. i didn't see the change in me coming, but when i saw him, everything changed. every parent has that chemical reaction that happens inside when they have a child. beforehand, you're the center of your universe. and afterwards, your child is. well, because he was ill, because he had h

. >> we found out where he was living in austin during the time of christine's murder and for a few yearsce found the news story in cold cases, a woman bludgeoned to death, and checked the location. and it was a block from where norwood was living at the time. the woman's name was debra jan baker and she was killed a couple years after christine. exactly the same way. bludgeoned to death in her bed. a few days after the hit on debra jan baker with norwood's hair at that murder scene, was announced in court, john bradley contacted barry scheck to discuss terms of michael's release. >> i received an e-mail from john raley about a month before, telling me that my father was innocent and that there would be new evidence exonerating him, and he would probably get out of jail. i was almost rude in my response. i was -- i shut the door. i didn't want anything to disrupt the life that i had. i felt like life was finally normal. i had a wife, i had a baby on the way. there was no room in my life for this. >> when they came to get me to say, you know, pack it up, you got to go, i gave away almost e

[laughter] it makes me insane and i just want to say no, no i'm from austin. [applause] the question is as you are researching this book was dallas really an isolated part of this kind of craziness or where their national trends in the same direction? >> there were certainly trends. by the way i found myself people were saying you are from texas and it's your fault. and i mean everything. i kept saying it's not our fault and i don't know what you mean. i have lived in austin and dallas and san antonio and even abilene. there were other outposts. all around the country. we objectified our own state and people objectified us in a way. yet there was great resistance to kennedy all around even in new york and the city of houston a very vigorous anti-kennedy movement. so it was everywhere. asking why i concentrate on dallas, hl hunt have a lot of disposable income and spend millions of his own dollars creating a radio station that was primarily dedicated to attacking kennedy and it reached 10 million listeners. he maintained the birth of extremist radio in america

tokyo governor gnocchi in austin has been under fire for accepting an inappropriate loan from a medical corporation nhk world still to come up to has the details. we learnt this was coming. they'll now be in the same track it down not the focus in twenty ten and the specter of that nation yup i know i have decided to resign because i don't want the issue of the loan to disrupt the tokyo government any further. anderson served as vice governor for friday as the fourteen minute picked it up popped up here. tokyo the insane spent only one who during the stampede mountains to the group that bought the un and the paralympic games at kentucky the japan team has won the twenty twenty tokyo olympics will write a new chapter in our country's long history to make an innocent found himself under fire prosecutors raided the offices of the group that operates hospitals across the pan. you are looking for and against another scandal over and the compounding. but to find out. in the same about five hundred companies from us. the money was not a competition to his election campaign. or i'll cry. he sai

along with other city council members to celebrate an agreement to promote a live music along with austinhe austin city council ends their meetings with music, toronto did the same. >>> morgan stewart who suffers from spinal muscular atrophy was honorary sheriff for a day in georgia. hundreds turned out to participate and even nba great shaquille o'neal made a special appearance much to morgan's delig delight. >>> the winner of the voice is tessmine chin. >> she was the big winner on nbc's blockbuster "the voice," along with winning the crown for herself and adam levine, she'll receive $100,000 and a record deal. >>> now here is a first look at business. we turn to cnbc. >> good morning. here's our news that we're watching. a super sized talent agency is in the works. reports say william morris has a deal with merge with img for $2.3 billion. img represents celebrities such as justin timber lake and taylor swift. >>> retailers are rolling out the red carpet to help the last minute shoppers. there are extended hours. best buy is using at which timer to promote deals and several stores embr

. >> well, i had been to austin before, and i love austin, and the university of texas is a great schoold i knew i wanted to go to a great school, and a public school, and i'm from california, but -- austin is sick similar to a lot of places. and texas provided so much support. >> and boyer made the most of that, losing his military conditioning to run pass and around much younger prospects. his desire, passion and commitment made quite the impression on the head coach. who gave boyer a spot on the team. first on defense, before he settled into his current position, an accomplishment he owed entirely to his time in the military. i definitely learned that despite a lack of intelligence, or athleticism, or lack of anything, that you can't really control -- you can't control how hard you work, and when you have your mind stuck on something, if you just put yourself out there, and religion afraid to fail, then you can really do anything. hit rally, looking at it at that time, as my age being 29 before i came back to college and try to play football, i never thought anybody would do that, not

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ken austin, chairman and cofounder of avion.th cramer. >>> many of you had a very underdiversified diet over the last week, so let's get to it and kick off a round of my favorite game am i diversified? this is where you call me or tweet me, tell me your top five holdings. let's start with steve in tennessee. >> caller: good afternoon, professor cramer. >> thank you. i always wanted tenure. what's going on? >> caller: big music city booyah from nashville. >> i'm liking that. >> caller: as an auburn grad i bet you have been eating a little crow or a little war eagle after your anointing of alabama last week. >> well, it was a mistake. cam newton paid a visit and gave me a whole new -- >> caller: you follow the s.e.c. seriously, i want to acknowledge all the hard work you, stephanie and the staff has done to bring investing to the home gamers. >> thank you. i work with great people, who i could not pull this thing off, believe me, without a lot of great people. go ahead. hit me. >> caller: like your recognition of the armed forces

he said austin rose tavern. more than likely logically, yes. absolutely they've met before. answer is yes. what i wanted to find out is robert thompson, did he meet robert thompson, the tortured soul who is forced into the british enforcers and in many respects. we can't identity as he did. however, his dad was above the page should they went to jail because of that. it would make sense to me at when he would die, you might knock on the door because the houses here. hewitt to visit the promenade area. the towns and houses here. three blocks away. it might be wise to say he might go say hi to samuel thompson at one point he might have said colbert junior. i do know that moment and i've yet to have anybody revealed there was that moment. ironically, teddy roosevelt is diagonally across any love this stuff. so he did not know there's a patriot in his midst like robert thompson. there is an area called the landing, where there's nothing but water and that's the local legend worried that the house here, the planting here could easily have been done. robert is a master keeping thi

stephen austin started changing his view. at first he thought that we could live and understand santa ana and thought he was a great leader and that he was his friend but after spending a year and a half in jail in mexico he started changing. [laughter] within a few sentences in the letter to marry the ec a new idea emerged that texas should become a part of the united states instead of an independent part of mexico with her through the political means or purchase. mexico's abrupt retreat from the constitutional space governance and 1834 had precipitated his own yearlong imprisonment as well as independent movements in california and other parts of the country including the state in central mexico. when santa ana, who stephen counted as a personal friend and a friend of texas brutally suppressed the uprising, stephen and the others were convinced that the accommodation with mexico was no longer possible. the fact is she continued. we must and ought to become a part of the united states. money should be no consideration so he

red's shooting range in austin texas is normally packed with gun enthusiasm. today the difference is that these men are firing rounds with a do it yourself firearm the world's first three d. printed metal gun we wanted to showcase the abilities of what direct metal can do eric much later is a project coordinator at solid concepts of company specializing in three d. printing game prints or in the arts he was granted an exclusive tour of their austin facility which boasts ten three d. industrial printers and a glimpse of our technological future these are all of the three d. printed parts that went into making this car after getting a federal firearms license the company used a process called direct metal laser centering to produce this browning nine hundred eleven pistol with three d. printing metal gun has fired over one thousand rounds in the meantime solid concepts has manufactured its second nineteen eleven firearm solid concepts insists the stainless steel firearm they've introduced to the world can't be replicated by hobbyists these machines start at six

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