austin: that's the point i was going to make. it would not be a good thing to speculate on what may have happened or not happened at this point. we'll know a lot more after we finish debriefing our sailors. and we're in the process of doing that now. again, this is going to take a bit more time, but i think it's the right thing to do, to get the full context of the situation. reporter: then one question about the general kind of effort here. you see 500 troops next month headed to iraq and kuwait, another 1,000 or maybe more headed this spring. a lot of people just kind of, in military towns like this, who wonder if this is a steady drip of a larger ground operation that is coming down the line, if this isn't taken care of right away. how do you respond to people who just wonder whether we're kind of in this? mr. carter: i was just with folks at fort campbell yesterday who are deploying to this theater. let me remind you that from postcamp stations, bases, air, naval around the world, all the time we've got people deploying. in t

as soon as i turned 18, i came to austin. kind of rebellious, i wanted to do whatever i wanted to do. i would just run away. it wasn't like my home life was horrible or terrible. no one was beating me or anything. >> while nikki is still in contact with her blood family, she said she's much closer to her street family. group of mostly homeless and trance kept kids known by a collection of offbeat names. shroomy, sleezy, dave, gage, katy and nikki's boyfriend called a.k., as in ak-47. >> i love you, too. family out here. we help take care of each other. we argue just like you would with your blood family. and we still love each other. we have to watch out for each other. and we are like brothers and sisters out here, really. >> my name is stacy. i'm 21 years old. i am homeless. it really sucks. >> reporter: unlike nikki, stacy, better known on the drag as chocolate, no longer sees the streets as a free, romantic place. >> actually, notice a lot of people that choose to have this lifestyle. i can't understand it for the life of

austin bluffs hill me it too treacherous to get through. and on the hilly sectionf union ben woodmen and dublin, cars had a hard time opping andtarting, leang tohis cident. as of thisorninga couple eas are still accident alt status-- including colorado sings and fntain. we'll ay on to all the latest road nditions a bring you the updates on air and online at ko dot com. reporting live in corado spris, joanna wise, news. thanks joanna... as thetorm blew in last night... this nine vehicle crash at5 and gard of the gods,... backed up southbound traffic for several hos. no word yet on any serious injuries,... or the official cause of the crash also... the snow made for treachous driving conditions in the fountain and widefld- security area last night... whe slide-offs were also anks joanna... as thetorm blew in last nigh.. this nine vehicle crash at-25 and garden of the gods,... backed up southbound traffic for several hours. word yeon anyerious injuri,... or the official cause of the crash so... the snow made r treachs iving conditionsn the unt

. >> austin: ski trip, huh? >> summer: yeah. sounds like fun, doesn' m more of a basketball hoops kind of guy, you know? >> summer: you' ve never been skiing with me. >> austin: yeah, slopes are more for rich guys like kyle. >> summer: okay, well, what about sitting in front of the fire at the lodge afterwards? >> austin: i' m sure he' s a pro there, too. >> summer: okay, stop, stop. we have been over this before. you have no reason to be jealous of kyle. okay, i' m happy with my life with you. >> austin: even without all the expensive vacations? >> summer: yes. look, i love you, okay? you are everything i will ever want or need. right here is where i want to be. >> austin: i want to make this a great year for you. i promise. >> jack: i' m -- i' m sorry if i misled you in any way -- >> kelly: jack, let me explain. i understand now that you were in a terrible position. i mean, phyllis shows up after a year in a coma? i mean, how could you possibly turn your back on her? >> jack: that' s -- that' s not what happened. i love phylli

if you days before christmas, hundreds of people gather to celebrate austin's life. he was full of life and he lived life to the fullest. today, urge that he took it to do the right thing and returned the boys tablet to his parents. the sheriff said no questions asked, just bring it back. i don't care if you hand it, give it to somebody else to give a don't care how it happens come i just won it back and that is son. problems and worthless to anyone else the price list to austin's parents. those videos for our memories of him smiling and giggling with his laugh. it is him just being a goofball. i wanted people of people to hear his voice. and so they are very special memories. a growing cash reward for whoever helps gives the tablet back to the family and anyone with information to please call the police. fox 31 denver julie hayden. hopefully the family is able to get their tablet back. colorado business with uncertain future to find new ways to survive. video stores will not give up the fight to keep his doors open. and thousands of 9:30, coach kubiak pay tend the b

if there's anyone who's been at the center of oklahoma's earthquake debate - it's austin holland, the head seismologist. >> this is unprecedented in the geological sciences. we're looking at something well beyond the scale of anything we understand or have seen in the past. >> even though the u.s. geological survey had drawn a connection between earthquakes and wastewater disposal by 2012, the state's scientists lagged behind. >> so then when did you get the science finally? >> 2013 was basically when we started goin', "oh, there's just no way". and so by early 2014... fits hitting the shan, you know, we're done talking about any of this being natural. there are still naturally-occurring earthquakes in oklahoma. but they're so few and far between we don't even need to talk about those. so this is one of these areas where current science meets political and social realms, very similar to climate change. >> in 2013 the oklahoma geological survey issued a joint statement with federal scientists at the u.s. geological survey, linking the earthquakes to injection wells. shortly thereafter,

there's a new gym in austin, texas, where young people are building more than just muscle. >> they're focusing on at-risk youth helping them build up their bodies and their minds to help them rebid their lives. nicole rosales of kvuw has the story. >> reporter: this isn't your typical gym. yes, they have dumbbells, speed bags, but it's what they teach that sets them apart. >> this is a professional arm wrestling team here in austin. >> reporter: bone breaker bar bell is a new kind of fitness center started with big bald mike. he along with arm wrestling professionals have joined together to help kick start pulling for the future, a group of troubles youth overcoming addiction. >> learning respect for themself and their opponent. >> reporter: teams from a drug and alcohol radio bill tags center will have a chance to the state, all in exchange for good grades and behavior. >> showing them how to use their strength and help other people. >> reporter: 14-year-old destiny sanchez has been competing in arm wrestling for years. she says it's important for kids to have an outlet. >> having so

state of texas one city is tackling that problem head on and report from austin. >>> waste not, want many americans follow that closely any more but at this ingredients store in austin, texas it's the guiding principle and almost no packaging here. customers bring their own bags, jars or buckets from home. assistant manager erica howard showed us around. >> a customer fills up their mason jar and that is a lot less plastic. >> a lot less plastic. >> reporter: comeing from farms to the shelves. >> this is our produce section. we have, it is small and it's all pretty much going to be seasonal. >> reporter: through hard work and creative thinking the store has reduced waste to almost zero as displayed on this blackboard. for the whole month you only produced about one and a half kilos of trash and what is that compared to the average american family's trash? >> it's less than the average american individual throws away per day. >> one person. >> uh-huh. >> the whole store. >> exactly. >> reporter: store manager josh blaine. >> before the industrial food system took over things were most

austin: that's the point i was going to make. it would not be a good thing to speculate on what may have happened or not happened at this point. we'll know a lot more after we finish debriefing our sailors. and we're in the process of doing that now. again, this is going to take a bit more time, but i think it's the right thing to do, to get the full context of the situation. questioner: then one question about the general kind of effort here. you see 500 troops next month headed to iraq and kuwait, another 1,000 or maybe more headed this spring. a lot of people just kind of, in military louns like, this, -- towns like this, who wonder if this is a steady drip of operations that are coming down the line, if this isn't taken care of right away. how do you respond to people who just wonder whether we're kind of in this? mr. carter: i was just with folks at fort campbell yesterday who are deploying to this theater. let me remind you that from postcamp stations, bases, air, naval around the world, all the time we've got people deploy

alex same matchup in the boys game...josh spanjer and austin kathol also got this one for us. first quarter.. pierce's taggart bailey passes to brady starkel who shoots a three pointer for the first points of the contest first quarter. pierce's austin freeman hooks up with brady starkel for another three point shot to put the blue jays up by 6. first quarter. austin freeman passes to taggart bailey who lobs the ball inside to braydan waldener who finishes his the bluejays get the sweep...53-38. chris: with the exception of a loss to 2a number one western christian...the cherokee girls have been dominant this season, winning their remaining fifteen games by an average of 30 points per. alex tonight the lady braves were in action against le mars, a team they only beat by 11 earlier this year. alex the lady bulldogs, looking to snap a two game skid. late first quarter......le mars down three.....until madison dreckman ties things up at 14........that stroke....so pure! on the other end...its payton slaughter.....answ ering for cherokee.....the three ball makes it 17-14 braves....

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you can see there are some austin lease cruisers as well. the police chief here in arlington came out and asked wind to us the nature of the threat. >> the threat threatened backpacks. any surviving students exiting the building would he shot. -- be shot. given the nature of the threat decisions. we went into a shelter in place students. todd: schools in the visible here referred to that when he sent an to what happened. he said that while we do not feel there is a significant threat, given recent threats, we caution. that is the latest here in arlington. school has been dismissed. police are still on scene. reporting live in austin -- arlington. erika: thank you. now to the weather. another blast of arctic cold grips the state. another system could bring substantial snow. cindy: the timeframe on this is centered around saturday during the storm is not on the map you. it' s tuesday and things could change. if that piece of energy comes we will have a better idea of how things will play out if you have weekend plans, we will develop. this is

mike: this is where austin' s crash happened. he spent nearly eight hours trapped in his car in this creek on highway 49. the 17-year-old regained consciousness to discover water coming through his windows. by throughout the early morning on sunday. he would yell, but no one could hear him, and it was too dark car. up, i' m like, i guess this is my it' s my time, and i am probably not going to live to see the next day or probably the next few minutes. so i am just like i' m going to , pray while this is happening. mike: his prayers were answered. two family members found his car. >> my first instinct was to yell back, resting, i am ok, i am ok, just get me out of here. his response was, i' m coming, baby, i' m coming. it was the biggest relief. mike: pieces of his car are still in the creek, and austin knows this story could have ended much differently. >> in my mind, i just cannot believe i lived through this. after looking at the pictures of the car and the wreckage, i' m, like, i had a guardian angel when you see that car t kn

table. >> austin has significant motor development issues.has difficulty even moving his arm. >> reporter: today, even as a toddler, dad john kellenberger says, austin feels apart from his twin brother and older sister. >> oftentimes my other son, dylan, and my daughter savannah, will be playing at the table with toys. he's not able to do that. so you do see he is very frustrated, he wants, he's a very social boy. he wants to be part of the group. >> reporter: this furniture is supposed to make that possible, to make austin feel less different and to build his physical strength. >> right now he fatigues quickly, but he hasn't had the right chair in order to build strength. so the angles of this will actually give him a bit of a challenge. >> reporter: cardboard is relatively inexpensive, readily available and really sturdy. a trifecta for growing kids and for families, often burdened by medical costs, who are asked for contributions of just $500. austin's chair is measured, and measured again, and cut to within an eighth of an inch, so it is

there's a new gym in austin, texas where young people are building more than just muscle. >> focusinghelping them build up their bodies and their minds to help them rebuild their lives. nicole row sales of kview has the story. >> this isn't your typical gym. they have dumbbells and speed bags but it's what they teach that sets them apart. >> this is professional arm wrestling team here in austin into bone breaker barbell is a new fitness center started by big bald mike. he along with arm wrestling professionals have joined together to help kick start pulling for the future, a foundation for troubles youth overcoming addiction. >> learning respect for themself. >> teams from a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center will have a chance to train with the top coaches in the state all in exchange for good glades and behavior. >> showing them how to use their strength and help other people. >> he 14-year-old destiny sanchez has been competing in arm wrestling for years and says it's important kids have an outlet. >> having something to doing to get your mind off everything that you're going

austin. like many high technical cities austin is booming, more than 100 people move here every day. gentrification can can be seen everywhere and the housing market is tight. last year a company called rv horizons bought lamar, first was to raise the rent. many own their residences but not the land blow them. what did your contract say? >> now the rent has been risen to 450, and on top of that, fees imposed, add that all up and the sanchezs are looking at $800 a month. >> you used to pay $350 a month and now you pay $810 a month. this is more than you were expecting. othe sanchezs came to the united states from mexico, for them north lamar has been a springboard to a better life for their children. one is now a firearm. one attending the university of texas. two more are still in high school. when several residents of north lamar refused to pay the new amount they found a notice on their door. come up with the money in 72 hours or face eviction. can you tell me a little bit about what it is

the average is about 800 so chin up, austin. most of us will never ever know. >> tinder users do not learn their measure because it's constantly changing. > would you want to snow? would you? be honest. >> they're probably not rating had imvery well. >> based on what i'm getting on this, this tinder. >> we did find your profile. we know you recently joined. we're going to pull it up. look at your hair profile. >> everybody would love that. that would increase my desisht score way more than the one i'm using right now. >> really? a dead skunk on your head increase your clickability or likableability. >> desirability. your wantability, i just keep swiping playing the numbers game and it's not working. > how come nobody's matched with you? >> i don't know. there's got to be some desperate people out there. i'm going to keep my tinder prohe file for a little while longer. >> we've got lots of updates and more news from abc coming up. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. did you know there'

have those memories kicking a morgan county sheriff stephanie was driving the eight -year-old son austin to a wrestling match december 19th. the boy died after there were involved in a crash. their pickup was to two to afford more than impound lot they learned someone cut a hole in the sense there and stole stroll among other things he had been playing with it just before the crash. >> my son was a ham bone and he liked to video himself and take pictures. >> going through this anyway and then finding out that was also stolen, or back a few days. >> reporter: a few days before christmas, hundreds of people gathered to celebrate austin's life. >> he was full of life. he lived life to the fullest. he was funny. >> angry facebook postings today urged to ever took it to do the right thing and return the boys tablet to his parents. the sheriff says no questions asked, just bring it back. >> i don't care if you walk in and handed, i don't care if you give it to someone else to give my don't care. i just want it back and that's it. i want those memories of my son kick at. >> the tablet itself is

>> i know everything. >> reporter: actually journalist austin carr uncovered the truth. one of the only people on earth who know their rating. >> you get a sense of how many are swiping right on you and how desirable you are as a human being. >> reporter: tinder told austin his rating when he was writing about the app for the magazine "fast company." >> my score came out to 946. i would like to think it's out of a scale of 1,000. that would make me feel a lot better. >> desirability is far more physically attractive or not. >> the average they say is about 800 so chin up, austin. most of us will never ever know. >> tinder users do not learn their measure because it's constantly changing. >> would you want to know? would you? be honest. >> they're probably not rating him very well. >> nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> based on what i'm getting on this, this tinder. >> we did find your profile. we know you recently joined. we're going to pull it up. look at your hair profile. >> everybody would love that. >> that was back when you had hair. >> now, that would increase m

austin's parents. those videos are memories of him smiling in his giggle and his laugh. him being a goofball. i just want to people to voice. just to hear his voice. so they are very special. whoever helps and they ask anyone with any information to please call the police. julie hayden fox 31 denver. he deserve it. and hoping to adapt adapt. helped as one of the only denver. and finally a break from the know how long the some new year's days with family and the perfect day to watch a movie but the days of renting a movie at a store quickly coming to an end. unfortunately the only remaining stores to keep its doors open because the owner, more than a store. fox 31 denver has the story tonight. on the corner of sixth. looking for anything in particular today -- nearing the end of an era. the very beginning of this we have airplanes. plenty of action. one that jumps out at me, and unfortunately not as much action business, no different than the very first door in denver open in 1984 and now it's over 30,0

austin pendergrass was underwater for 30 minutes before he was found. efforts to revive him dead at a local hospital hours later. shelly: "the first six or seven months i was in denial. i knew he was gone, but i just couldn't believe it. it hit me at registration day, school r rgistration day and then just spiraled down." but today as she relived her own loss she learned a 19 year old man had drowned hours earlier at paradise pond. shelly: "it just broke my heart because it's still happening.' the 19 year old and family members had gone to paradise park after three in the morning. he reportedly walked out on the ice toward an area stirred by a pump where the ice was weak and had fallen through. when rescuers arrived they found family members on the ice trying to get to him. winkelman: "fortunately we were able to get them off the ice with no added injuries or people exposed to that. it's just not worth it. we're well equipped and trained to go do that." the young and daring. and some will tell you once it reaches a certain thickness, it's safe. winkelma

red raiders knew they had to match power with power in this one.2) chargers go down low austin lefler drives and feeds austin homan for the layin.3) back come the red raiders koima feeds his big man jordan baker as northwestern going shot for shot with the chargers.4)4) briar cliff is just so o ick. shshe graves with the drive from the top of the key. and 5) and then lefler driving he is fast! less than two minutes in we are tied at 6.6) then they put herrald in the game! and he creates his own shot! that's the first three for him! 7) then northwestern coming back. ends up with a chris borchers layin. hes from sioux center!briar cliff f ns 99-91. harreld gets 3 3 pointers, 7 points for forbes so we will wait for their milestones. 3 number two morningside visiting dordt. number two lexi ackerman came in just 22 points shy of 1000 for her career! had foul trouble in this one though only 5 points. 1) starting in the 3rd quarter, morningside is up 35 to 30. dordts mycah hulst grabs the rebound and puts it back up. 35 to 32 morningside. 2) next possesion, jamie gesink takes it down the cou

we were the first and only austin. i had to fly from houston to austin, and then to jfk. if i had to put a bet on that, i was like, great, it's not happening. i already made restaurant lists austin. then it took off, and we >> wow. >> did you really? >> amazing. >> franklin barbecue. >> i should have missed my flight. >> also, we were talking about there was going to be costal is wildwood and stone harbor, new jersey. i mean, this is good compared to what it was during the height of the storm. >> wow. >> so many people had major damage to their homes, the businesses. at some points, looked almost surreal because there were chunks of ice floating down the middle of north wildwood. the pd did a good job of getting people safe. it lived up to its storm. unfortunately, we'll be talking about this, there may be another one lurking. >> are you kidding? >> when, this weekend? >> the latter part of this week, thursday and friday, possibly. >> yes. >> i do have to say, we -- go back to austin, yeah. the 35-mile car pileup in kentucky, i kept thinking, what that? i know -- >> nothi

nathan camp, 23, austin camp, 21. kay johnson, 6. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, the administration blames the violence in america on gun dealers and congress. so the administration is going to issue some more executive memos and unilaterally ignore the second amendment. never mind that the administration's illegal action would not have prevented any of the tragic mass shootings in recent years. the administration's -- the administration should be prosecuting criminals who use guns, not vetoing the second amendment. the administration's executive action on gun control is just the latest example of white house attempting to bypass the

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austin----i fill my car up for about 15 bucks so i can't complain you know it's a lot better than when it was three or four bucks. mike----to fill even a small car up i spend 40 or 50 bucks now it's less than 20 bucks to fill it up and i usually fill it up a couple of times a week. steven-----on a monthly budget it saves me about 150-bucks a month. and what are motorists doing with the savings? steven------we just larry------spoil my grandkids a little bit more. take them to shows....stuff like that as a matter of fact that's where we're going now they're out of school today. close the folks at triple-a tell me they expect the price of gas to drop even further....at least in the near term and that's the kind of trend many small business owners like to see. in east walnut hills i'm gordon graham fox19 now. and if you didn't know... you can keep an eye on the lowest prices in the tri-state using our "gas gauge." it's a real time update center on fox19 now dot com. you can find a link... at the top of the front page. when gas prices fall... so does the stock market... and today it plunged

911 prosecutors say wells did everything he could to clean up the scene--judge donald oda sentenced austin wells to ten years in prison for the crime---today ryan patrick's mother tracey miller said that she thought the sentence was fair "my son is dead because of this my only son and today is actually the day he died on a year ago and this man killed my son and that's just how i feel." feel."wells told the judge today that he's not a monster and that he will become a better person as a result of this million dollar drama - reaches a tipping point pointa settlement reached in the ongoing indian hill court fight.why it may not be over yet. what's your snow persona?white knuckle driver? or captain of take our poll right now.the a dispute over an indian hill dream home has been settled in court. court.jacqueline "crysta" pleatman - was purchasing this million dollar home, when she learned an attempted murderer once lived next door. that man's parents still live there. when she tried to pull out of to court, claiming she breached their contract. attorneys could not release specifics about the

playing in place of a suspended trevone boykin -- finds jaelen austin for the 26-yard touchdown strike. t-c-u cuts the lead to 21. in the fourth quarter now -- t- c-u trailing by just eleven. aaron green -- gets the direct snap, races to the right side toward the pylon... ...and he's in! t-c-u converts the two-point try, and would hit a field goal to tie forcing overtime! and in the third overtime -- game tied at 41 -- kohlhausen keeps it on the option. and he awkwardly maneuvers around the ducks defense for the score. t-c-u takes a six- point lead! and now oregon -- facing fourth and eight -- it's jeff lockie looking for somewhere to go with it. he chucks it toward the goal line. the ball is knocked down. and t-c-u completes a tie of the biggest comeback in bowl history! they come back to stun oregon, 47-41. long time n-b-a referee -- joey crawford -- announced his retirement today. the 64-year-old says he will hang it up after this season. crawford has reffed in the n-b-a for the past 39 years. he is the most recognizable official in the association today... ...often due to controver

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