tech center in austin. >> at the tech center in austin. >> biosciences -- all four place. it's pretty phenomenal and its

eventually, the friend returns -- austin does not.a few minutes before nine o'clock, you see austin's mother on the phone.we don't know who she's talking to but we do know she called the police that night to report austin missing, saying he had been acting strangely for about a week... claiming to be immortal and to have super powers.at 9:05 the family gets up and leaves the restaurant, having no idea that austin was about to attack three people, killing two of them. (grant) (grant)austin harrouff is facing two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder.he has pleaded not guilty based on insanity.no trial date has been set yet. (pam) after more than six decades --- the beloved 'virginia bakery' is closing its doors. the berkeley bakery has been in john erdmann's family for 65 - years... it is known for its cookies, decorated cakes, and danish pastries. after working at the bakery for forty- years himself ....erdmann says, he is now retiring. if you want to check out virginia bakery before it closes..you still have some time. the last day the bakery is open is april 28th. (pam)

therman austin. she now takes her rest. however, she will never be forgotten by her students, colleagues, parents, and family who make up the sfusd. thank you to virginia and emily for providing us this beautiful tribute to educator ann austin. thank you. [ applause ] >> so at this time, we would like to take any public comment for those who have submitted speaker cards for closed session items. i do not have any cards at this time. so section o is closed. the board will go into close the session. i call this regular meeting into recess, and we'll be coming back . ess, and we'll be coming back >> section p is following the closed session. we're going to resume the regular board meeting and i'm going to report on the closed session action items. a vote on approval -- i move approval of a stipulate expulsion agreement where the parties agreed to waive the expulsion hearing of one high school student case number 2018-13 and stipulated to the expulsion of the student from the district for one year from the date of the board's a

verne troyer said his part in austin powers grew as they saw what he could do.ngside. mike myers said troyer was the consummate professional and a beacon of positivity. simon clemison, bbc news. verne troyer, who has died at the age of 49. the queen celebrated her 92nd birthday with a concert at the albert hall last night with performances from sting and kylie minogue. there was a broad range of music from across the decades and across the world, organised by the royal commonwealth society. andy moore reports. # ..unusual to go out at any time. sir tom jones kicked off the show, backed by the sound of traditional indian drummers. # if you should ever want to be loved by anyone... zoe ball presented a night she described as ‘the biggest party of the year'. like any one of us on our birthday, the queen has booked her local hall! it is, of course, the stunning and historic royal albert hall. the performers came from across the commonwealth. kylie minogue from australia, shawn mendes from canada and from jamaica, shaggy. # bombastic, say me fantastic, touch me in me

tech center in austin. >> at the tech center in austin. >> biosciences -- all four place.t's pretty phenomenal and its suggests we ought to have a dispolitics and policy stance with respect to how we treat cities in texas. >> we'll come back to that. the cities have been in cross-hairs of the legislature but we taught have better aways but that's another conversation. the inconsistency is on the one hand we have rapid growth, and talk about the wealth creation, and business, and one persistent problem, imagine austin -- austin emergencies it to be progressive and one over most economically segregated cities. affordability in the cities is becoming a problem to point that many immigrants are being forced out of the urban core because they can no longer afford to live there. >> a per tis extent problem but a problem because we have not really disaggregated what we could do to try make a more equitable city. >> talk about that. >> you do have the issue of housing and affordability, big part of this and gets only worse as people -- amazon is looking at where to go and going to

verne troyer said his part austin powers grew as they saw what he could do.man he starred alongside. mike myers said troyer was the consummate professional and a beacon of positivity. simon clemison, bbc news. tributes have been coming in to the late actor from stars of the screen and the sporting world. his beloved american football club, the pittsburgh steelers tweeted: meanwhile, the 0scar—winning west wing actress marlee matlin said: and the world of wrestling is mourning one of its most high—profile fans, tweeting: one of the favourites to be the next first minister of wales has said he will seriously consider throwing his hat in the ring. mark dra keford, wales's finance secretary, said he would consult his family before making a final decision. it follows the announcement by the welsh labour leader carwynjones that he would stand down in the autumn. 31 people have been killed and 50 injured in car ball according to officials there in a suicide bombing. it targeted people outside of voting registration centre. it is the latest in a string of attacks in

here with me now are austin's parents, marc and debra tice.ou so much for being with us tonight. greater your son's story is an incredible one and it takes such enormous strength to go through what you've been through, so thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> martha: i want to ask you when you listen to ben hall's report and you hear what the assad regime is doing, you know that somewhere in that country, your son is being held, what goes through your mind? >> we want him home, regardless of what's going on there, even if they were having it tonight, we just want him home. >> martha: tell me about your journey and where you think it stands now and who you believe has her son. >> no one has taken responsibility or communicated with us and claimed responsibility for holding austin, so our journey every day, job number one for us is to do everything we can to find out where he is, find out what it's going to take to bring him safely home, so we are frankly thrilled with the idea that word was recently posted, we are hoping t

austin perine/4 year old "it makes me feel great."dad, terance perin tells me this idea sparked after watching animal planet on tv. austin asked his dad why the mother panda left her cubs alone. terance perine/father"and i said 'well i guess it's going to be homeless for awhile' and he said 'are people homeless?' i said 'yeah some of them,' and he asked me to take him to see a homeless person." they did just that... this father and son bought food for the homeless in prichard. that experience launched a passion project for the four year old who helps the hungry wherever he goes... in birmingham, washington d-c -- even in the middle of our interview. nat sound"i got an idea! we should go feed the homeless right now." so that's exactly what we didaustin took us with him as he went out the door, to show us what it's like when he's out giving back. austin perine/4 year old "i would say to feed everybody else that's homeless." terance perine/father"i just want austin's experience to be contagious to everyone else. even though people are di

he is talking as if you are in austin, did you go to austin to interview him?lian: we did this over the phone. i was in the studio in washington, d.c. austin into a studio in and we coordinated to have a recording of his end of the conversation. i came across his story just reading some old newspaper clippings of the final ratification of the 27th amendment. in the early 1990's, it was officially ratified. there were some writeups at the time about this young student who had really spurred the campaign. i just went digging for where he was. it turned out he had gone on to work for the state legislature in austin, and at the time i found him, was out of a job, but so passionate still about the story and average people getting involved in the process of government. a wildwas just kind of goose chase of tracking down contact info for him. brian: where does he live now? lillian: he is still in austin. brian: not working at the moment. lillian: as of last summer. forn: was he working then the state legislature when you interviewed him? lillian: no, they had budget c

verne troyer said his part austin powers grew as they saw what he could do.d by its co—creator and the man he starred alongside. mike myers said troyer was the consummate professional and a beacon of positivity. simon clemison, bbc news. tributes have been coming in to the late actor from stars of the screen and the sporting world. his beloved american football club, the pittsburgh steelers tweeted: and the world of wrestling is mourning one of its most high—profile fans, tweeting: matthew belloni, the editorial director of the hollywood reporter, said mr troyer had described his alcoholism as "the great struggle of his life". he actually did an interview a couple of years ago where he said it was the great struggle of his life and that at that time he was in a good place and he thought he had moved past the darkest time. we know in recent months that he had been in the hospital and had struggled with alcohol and he had helped challenges because of his stature. when you add the alcohol addiction on top of it, it was a constant problem in his life. the big iss

taylor's younger brother austin is pursuing his passion -- movies.as with him exclusively last night at his big-screen premiere. >> we can get a three album deal. what's the number? half a million dollars. >> austin jumps into the spotlight with a leading role in the film "cover versions." >> we're playing in that show tomorrow. >> he plays a rocker in a band, so why not get advice from his superstar sis? >> are you ready for it? >> i think the best advice i get from taylor is that she says i can do things. a lot of times i'm more reserved and cautious, and she's like, you can do it. you can handle it. and that's always nice to have that in the background. >> austin is two years younger than taylor, and they've always been close. >> my brother is off at college, sohe ideal day off would be, like, if my brother came back from college and my whole family was there. >> after graduating from notre dame, austin followed his dream of becoming an actor. you may have seen him with pierce brosnan in "i.t." and ben affleck in "live by night." >> keep up the go

before he can testify, shayne austin hangs himself in a florida hotel room.es desperately need a break. there is no physical evidence linking the adams brothers or jason autry to the crime. even so, prosecutors charge all of them, including dylan, announcing they'll seek the death penalty. all three plead not guilty. and this guy actually believes them, the former agent in charge of the early years of the investigation, terry dicus. why don't you think these young men are guilty? >> i don't think they're capable of doin' arithmetic, much less this. >> reporter: but prosecutors are confident they can make it all add up. still ahead, the trial that rocked decatur county, a best friend's betrayal and chilling story about what happened to holly. >> boom. boom. boom. >> reporter: stay with us. ancestrydna can reveal where in the world you're from. and with 5x more detail, it can lead you on an unexpected journey... ...that brings you closer to home. for just a few days, it's only $59 to discover your heritage. so instead of telling stories of where you went... ...

austin first with the mayor steve adler. >> so austin, texas, is a magical city we have a populationd entrepreneurial. we have great music, wonderful barbecue, and just awesome breakfast tacos. it's a beautiful city. educated and skilled work force. it would be a wonderful place for, i'm sure, amazon would love being here we're also a city has significant challenges first among them, transportation and mobility and affordability what we're wondering is if a company of that scale, size, and resources of amazon might be able to help us join with us to help address those challenges at a scale we couldn't do by ourselves or at a speed that we would never be able to realize >> first of all, that was clever second of all, that was the least austin pitch i've ever seen he was in a shirt and tie and an office >> laid back is austin >> that's true now to toronto >> hi, i'm john tory, and this is why amazon should come here first and foremost, deep and diverse talent pool. our welcoming immigration policy, competitive taxes, affordable wage costs in health care these are the reasons, and you k

verne troyer said his part in austin powers grew as they saw what he could do.r and the man he starred alongside. mike myers said troyer was the consummate professional and a beacon of positivity. simon clemison, bbc news. tributes have been coming in to the late actor from stars of the screen and the sporting world. his beloved american football club, the pittsburgh steelers, tweeted: "our thoughts and prayers are with the family of verne troyer." meanwhile, the oscar—winning west wing actress marlee matlin said: "so sad to read of the passing of verne troyer. a lovely smile, with a caring and big heart, he helped raise money for free hearing aids for deaf and hard of hearing people. rest in peace." and the world of wrestling is mourning one of its most high—profile fans, tweeting: "wwe is saddened to learn that actor and guest #raw general manager verne troyer has passed away at age 49." a group of mps is warning that brexit could be "disastrous" for the food and drink industry. the business select committee says the sector will suffer if the uk, as planned, q

it was in the northern part of austin 360 loop. it consisted primarily of some large hills, live oak firewood and to long parallel roads with saint augustine. this is right off the freeway and a smaller dingy mobile home behind it. the proprietors name was danny. he was about 42 or 43. he told me, you get a lot more business if you are born again. i've been looking through these christian yellow pages and there is a whole network of christian businesses that you can hook up with. we sat in his office, the little trailer for speedway and he told me about his life while we smoked a joint. he had been a welder. 10 years before he smoked dope and drugs into new mexico. he said i got to fight one day in santa rosa with a bunch of indians. one of them took a break and knocked my whole jaw. he had reconstructive surgery. they had to rebuild my entire drawer. this was not my teeth either. he turned his head and show me where they stitching together. i can see the pink scars. his face had a plastic rubbery shine to it. and it will do the wr

verne troyer said his part austin powers grew as they saw what he could do.e man he starred alongside. mike myers said troyer was the consummate professional and a beacon of positivity. simon clemison, bbc news. let's find out how the weather is looking, here is matt taylor. we're going back to normal spring weather over the coming week, that means temperatures will be a lot cooler they have been at the lake, some sunshine, but also downpours as well. tonight, big thunderstorms see this out these, there out—of—the—way, and we will see clear skies on eastern parts of the country. a few rain showers for the north but most lives will be dry. a cooler night than you are used to, on the eastern part of the country, all uk, single figure temperatures for the morning commute, but there will be some sunshine to temper that do, for many eastern parts, a pleasa nt do, for many eastern parts, a pleasant day. sunshine in the west will give to cloudy conditions through the afternoon, occasional rain into northern ireland, west of scotla nd rain into northern ireland, west

verne troyer said his part austin powers grew as they saw what he could do. man he starred alongside. mike myers said troyer was the consummate professional and a beacon of positivity. simon clemison, bbc news. let's catch up with the weather and sea waves and store in the coming hours and days, matt taylor has the details. good evening, after a taste of summer over the past few days, changes are afoot. the unusually warm weather of late was due to jet strea m warm weather of late was due to jet stream buckle to the north helping drag are up from iberia. the week ahead, a atlantic jet drag are up from iberia. the week ahead, a atlanticjet stream charging its way in and during the second half of the week we are in the northern flank into slightly colder air. so the week ahead, back to normal. spring weather as you expect, some nicer bits but heavy downpour with the showers coming along, it'll be cooler as of late. a cooler night tonight, evening storms across east anglia clear, and a few showers are continued on parts of northern ireland and scotland, mostly d

verne troyer, best known as mini—me in the austin powers movies, has died aged 49.ld you all give her majesty three unbelievably rousing cheers on her birthday? hip, hip, hip! hooray! prince charles leads the tributes to the queen at a concert to celebrate her 92nd birthday. and it's another fa cup final for manchester united. they inflict tottenham's eighth successive semi final loss in a row. and phil avery has the weather. it isa it is a day of change on the weather front as the overnight thunderstorms drift off into the north sea. we have more cloud and rain moving in from the west but all of that will not stop it being a really hot marathon in london. good morning. first, our main story. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, is threatening social media companies with new legislation unless they voluntarily come forward with safeguards to protect children's mental health. he's written to platforms such as facebook and google accusing them of "turning a blind eye" to the problems arising from social media use. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. six

austin perine/4 year old "it makes me feel great."rance perin tells me this idea sparked after watching animal planet on tv. austin asked his dad why the mother panda left her cubs alone. terance perine/father"and i said 'well i guess it's going to be homeless for awhile' and he said 'are people homeless?' i said 'yeah some of them,' and he asked me to take him to see a homeless person." they did just that... this father and son bought food for the homeless in prichard. that experience launched a passion project for the four year old who helps the hungry wherever he goes... in birmingham, washington d-c -- even in the middle of our interview. nat sound"i got an idea! we should go feed the homeless right now." so that's exactly what we didaustin took us with him as he went out the door, to show us what it's like when he's out giving back. austin perine/4 year old "i would say to feed everybody else that's homeless." terance perine/father"i just want austin's experience to be contagious to everyone else. even though people are different

verne troyer, who is best known for playing mini—me in the austin powers films, has died at the age ofnd what happens when you lose your hair early. that's in newsbeat documentaries in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news.

verne troyer, who is best known for playing mini—me in the austin powers films, has died at the age of good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, is threatening social media companies with new legislation unless they voluntarily come forward with safeguards to protect children's mental health. he's written to platforms such as facebook and google accusing them of "turning a blind eye" to the problems arising from social media use. our business correspondent, joe lynam reports. it is the new worry

go retire in the hills of austin. >> i'm from texas, born and raised there. that is what it is, you come to the big cities and make your money and then go, and live a lot more inexpensive life everywhere else. >> live lux impaired to how you live over here. >> less stressful too. just ahead, we want to show you base-brawls. what is behind the fights that clear today benches in two separate games? you are watching "early today ". strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day, so you can stay home. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to neulasta or neupogen (filgrastim). ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries, and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing

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austin does not like it and he will flock to the mound. here we go. todd: i was wondering if the yankees red sox rivalry still continued, the bench clearing brawl continues. ♪ ♪ jump jump jump jump jump jump jump jump jump jump jump jump ♪ jump jump jump jump ♪ shannon: please. todd: they were not in great shape and this guy, don't mess with him. real serious news, the song. >> you are watching "fox and friends first," apologize for the last minute of your life. todd: thank you for starting the day with us. there has been so much news that it starts with the situation in syria. the us could strike syria at any moment. jillian: bashar al-assad waiting for donald trump's promise to respond to a deadly chemical attack. todd: a closed door meeting on the intense situation. >> reporter: the region continues to hold its breath waiting for military action by the us and other countries in response to the reported chemical weapons attack. the ap is reporting the russian military as a source the syrian regime is in full control of the previously rebel held town

for more, we go to austin, texas, where we're joined by the woman who is the daughter who representative howard just referred to in her speech opposing a law requiring fetal burial.

a bunt.. and watch tyler austin slide in to second base...holt.holt and austin start yelling at each other.. you came in late with spikes up! no i didn't.. it was a clean slide! (and technically it was cuz he didn't hit him above the knee.. but that doesn't mean there wasn't gonna be payback). four innings later, red sox reliever joe kelly sends a 98 mile per hour ball into austin's elbow. game on!!! ( darya ) warrior's star klay thompson's "brother" is makes quite a splash in his debut with the oakland a's robbing the dodgers of a home run! bottom of the 6th.. yasiel puig smacks a good one and it looks like a homer.. but wait... trayce channels klay going for a rebound.. leeps up and catches it! for the rest of the game oakland can't be stopped and they beat the dodgers 16 to 6!so glad there's another splash brother in town.. or james as you put it: the splash brother's brother from the same mother! ( darya ) trayce will know he's made it when we refer to klay as "trayce thomspons brother who's plays basketball with the war

austin, thank you so much for being here. i'm so sorry for everything that you've been through, for your loss and your strength. thank you for being here. >> yeah. thank you very much for having me. >> i imagine that when every anniversary, there are a lot of emotions that come back. i'm wondering if you can share some of them with us. what are your emotions today as you mark this 19th anniversary? >> yeah, absolutely. i think for me, my response to these tragedies has really evolved over time. for a while i was just completely detached from my own emotional healing and so when something like this would occur, i couldn't engage with it from a place of empathy and sadness because it was just too difficult. i was going to hide my emotions. and since i was able to recover from my own trauma, my response has rely evolved at first from a place of empathy and sadness and now my predominant emotion is really anger. that empathy and sadness remains but the anger is just due to the lack of action we've seen on any meaning until reform

austin halewood, bbc news.ve a 1—shot lead going into the second round of the spanish open. like warren, dunne shot a six under par 66 at the spanish national golf club and this was his second on the 18th. home favourite and world number four, who finished fourth at the masters on sunday, was one shot further back, finishing on five under parfor a further back, finishing on five under par for a tie for third—place. on the pga tour, south africa's rory sabbatini leads by two strokes on seven under after the opening round of the rbc heritage in south carolina. he's the last of —— the last of his six pga tour wins was in 2011 and he got consecutive birdies on the eighth and the ninth. world number one dustin johnson is on the eighth and the ninth. world number one dustinjohnson is five off the lead with an up and down round that saw six birdies and four bogeys and also at two under par is ian poulter, who got the houston open that guaranteed him playing in the masters last week, and his compatriot, paul casey, ano

verne troyer said his part austin powers grew as they saw what he could do. co—creator and the man he starred alongside. mike myers said troyer was the consummate professional and a beacon of positivity. simon clemison, bbc news. one of the favourites to be the next first minister of wales has said he will seriously consider throwing his hat in the ring. mark dra keford, wales‘s finance secretary, said he would consult his family before making a final decision. it follows the announcement by the welsh labour leader carwynjones that he would stand down in the autumn. in a few hours, about 40,000 people will be taking their places on the start line for this year's london marathon, set to be one of the hottest ever. the met office has predicted temperatures of up to 23 degrees celsius and people who are planning to wear costumes have been asked to make sure they're appropriate for the weather. 0ur reporter kathryn stanczyszyn is at the start line in greenwich. good morning. i guess the big question is how wanders feel? go for how warm does it feel? it is already

the austin bombing investigation, that is still an open case.wing up on leads and agents still have questions about the explosives that were used. >> fascinating to see how they recreate the remnants from the bomb as well. great to see you out there as well, jeff. thank you. >>> up next, a look at this morning's other headlines including the powerful spying devices discovered in the nation's capital. the mystery behind who put them in place. >>> plus, the fda's first ever mandatory recall for a tainted food pr >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by safelite auto glass. america's largest vehicle glass experts. experts. nute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why at safelite, we'll show you exactly when we'll be there. with a replacement you can trust. all done sir. >> grandpa: looks great! >> tech: thanks for choosing safelite. >> grandpa: thank you! >> child: bye! >> tech: bye! saving you time... so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ let's talk about thisd when

a lot of people happy about that in austin but not everybody because some people say it will jack uphe price of rents like this twitter user who says at the same time no, i can barely handle rent as is. being a renter in new york city i understand where that person is coming from. heather: thank you so much. 15 minutes until the top of the hour, accused of killing an officer in the line of duty but a magazine giving him a voice to share his side of the story, slamming the article is disgusting bias in the president of the union's live next. >> hey, hey, come on. heather: we have the aviation officer who sparked nationwide outrage for dragging a man, he says he is the real victim and you won't believe the reason why. more pet pictures on this national pet day. their dog, crosby. here is tracy and her 7-year-old duke. ♪ baby baby baby ♪ you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes.

austin, texas, was left on edge in the weak of multiple package bombings last month.nts have been studying similar home made explosions. >> what kind of damage might it have done if there were people around that? >> you would have people with, internal injuries to their lungs. and earrings. also, brain. >> the atf sent hundreds of agents to austin. follow followed sand of leepds. some of the most important evidence from the austin attacks. bomb fragments themselves. when of which are held in the secure lab outside washington, d.c. awe all very good at retaining finger prints. >> tape is. >> atf. what is left of an explosive device is preserved for a reason. off up awe are going to try to recreate and collect much of the evidence left over from the bomb. it doesn't all go away. >> the devastation left behind is stunning. >> like we are on the surface of the moon? >> causes a good sized crater. off off at atf national center for explosives training and research. stockpile pieces used to make bombs. batteries, timers, switches and different types of lick witd, powder for

tyler austin hit by a 98-mile-an-hour fastball on his elbow. he charges the mound. austin and joe kelly exchanging punches before getting booted from the game. >> round two. padres and rockies in denver. a fastball behind colorado's nolan arenado. the benches clear. five players ejected. the rockies energized after the brawl. scoring five runs to win. i love hockey. >>> all right. turning to president trump. he signed an anti-sex trafficking bill on wednesday. one woman could not contain her excitement. she started dancing and dabbing behind the president. she has been identified by her initials m.a. we are told she was the first to sue backpage.com in 2010 after she was kidnapped and sold via the site. the new laws gives victims more power to hold accountability. >>> guess who has a plan for president trump to beat the mueller investigation? steve bannon. >> he's back. >> more on his strategy ahead. >>> and the "access hollywood" tape is back in the news posing more trouble for the president. >>> could that access hollywood tape come back to haunt donald trump? sou

. >>> coming up, mike myers remembers his austin powers next on kron-4 news at eight: a van plows intocanada...killing at least ten and injuring more than a dozen others. what police are saying tonight about the possibility of terrorism. plus, delays and cancellations hit the bay area as southwest works to inspect engines after last week's deadly accident. and ...former president george h-w bush is in the hospital tonight....just days after his wife's funeral. i'm grant lodes i'm vicki liviakis. the news -- at eight -- is next. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. travel consideration provided by -- >>> i'm having a good time playing the mini me character. it's already brought me a

it is a cemetery in south austin. i visited there. this was particularly shocking to me.ent into the office and asked where i would find the fetal remains from seton are buried and was asked what the mother's name is. so i kind of hesitated and gave them blake's name and they directed me to the grave where the remains of her pregnancy were buried. amy: was it an individual grave? >> it is not. it is a shared grave. every few months, seton since the remains of all of the miscarriages that occurred in that time period together to the cemetery, and they are blessed -- excuse me, they are buried in one plot and blessed by a chaplain at a catholic cemetery. amy: is there some kind of marker? >> there is. there are markers on each grave. they are lined up in a row and each marker says "baby angels" on it and the date that those remains were buried, and then they each have different quotes or things engraved in them. it is a catholic cemetery, so leaving ornaments like crosses on the burial that marks -- excuse me, the marker that marks where these remains are buried it has the

. >>> coming up, mike myers remembers his austin powers costar, vern troyer.ion provided by -- >>> i'm having a good time playing the mini me character. it's already brought me a lot. >> "e.t." behind the scenes of "austin powers in gold member" just one of the memorable times we spent with verne troyer, who passed away this weekend at the age of 49. no cause of death was given. >> he stood just 2'8". but you know what? he was a big man in hollywood. appearing in 58 movies. >> he stood all the in the life of mike myers. who remembered his friend and costar with us today. >> when you saw verne, you were like, wow, that is a little person. but at the end of the day, you forgot. it was just verne. he will be missed. >> good guy. he'll be missed. bye, everybody. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average leng

and that's, again, it's going to depend on people that we send to austin. another question, please. >> it also matters, by the way, while we're on that, you have to address both moving water from the aquifers, but also from the river basins. that also remains a very complex issue in this state. it is very difficult to move water from one basin to the next. and you have the question of water rights. those are administrative issues. those are things that can be handled legislatively. >> question here, please. >> that actually leads right into my question. because you're familiar with the texan culture, i'm curious to know at what level you think the best solutions would come to fruition. whether that's at the federal, state, local legislative level, or do you think that it's more likely going to be solved by private business? >> i've come to the conclusion that it has to be solved on the state level. i've come to the conclusion that is the level that it's most effective. because the interests of this gentleman need to be weighed. and they're not going to be w