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he was in austin, texas, attending the 51st birthday party of governor connelly. at the time when cronkite was editorializing, lyndon johnson was making remarks at the -- on the campus of the university of texas at austin about connelly turning 51, saying well, you've reached the age all politicians, the magic number all politicians shoot for. a civil majority, 50 plus one. it's not the greatest joke ever told, but nonetheless, johnson was not sitting in front of the tv set, he's making light with an old political ally at a black tie dinner, black tie reception in austin, texas. moreover, johnson in the aftermath of the cronkite show is out on the stump, publicly saying we should recommit to end the war in vietnam successfully. let's bring home a victory. and he's saying this on more than one occasion in the aftermath of the cronkite show. so if this was such an epiphany for the president, he really didn't make it very clear that this had changed his mind in his public comments afterwards. and the power of this anecdote lies in the immediate abrupt decisive effect

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. >>> this coming to us from austin texas where in near by bastrop the wreckage of a devastating fire is helping one community group healed. they teamed up with a texas nonprofit organization to transform ruins from last september's fire. an exhibit displays artwork reflecting a wide array of emotions and painful reminders. proceeds will go toward restoration efforts giving the town a much needed lift as it works to rise from the ashes. >>> i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> 4:28 is your time. 67 degrees. a nice, mild start to your wednesday morning. forecast in just a moment. first, good morning. i'm eun yang. >>> police found a man with a gunshot wound to his leg around 2:30 this morning. right now police have no information on a possible suspect or motive to the shooting. >>> also following some breaking news. four coordinated bomb attack as in iraq killed 56 people. the attacks happened in baghdad and the city of haila. >> officials say the bombings targeted during an annual pilgrimage. >>> republicans are count

. >>> this coming to us from austin texas where in near by bastrop the wreckage of a devastating fire is helping one community group healed. they teamed up with a texas nonprofit organization to transform ruins from last september's fire. an exhibit displays artwork reflecting a wide array of emotions and painful reminders. proceeds will go toward restoration efforts giving the town a much needed lift as it works to rise from the ashes. >>> i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start on this wednesday morning. temperatures in the upper 60's to around 70. there is a front going off the coast and humidity will be going down. we will make it up to 82 this afternoon. a mixture of sun and clouds. it will become mostly sunny this afternoon and turn less humid. all in all, it will turn out to be a nice day. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> 4:57. 69 degrees on tv hill. all eyes focused on b

> finally after five years and two years matthew mcconaughey and camilla alves were married in austin, texas. wedding guests slept over friday in luxury tents. he was wearing a dolce & gabanna tux. for the vows, the couple whispered into each other's ears. >> who married up, him or her? >> i would say they're even. >> you can't just sit on the fence. de. she's gorgeous. she's beautiful. >> i'm being politically correct. >> not me. >>> this comes to us from wmc action news 5 in memphis, tennessee, where the city rallied around a rescue effort to save one precious life. a team of plumbers, city workers and animal advocates worked tirelessly to free a kitten from an underground pipe while it was trapped. while it was trapped the kitten became a social media dar willing generating buzz on twitter. there's tally of how many of the cat's nine lives were used up but eventually it was saved and aptly named pipe kitty. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we're

. >>> two kid, matthew mccon that hey and camilla were married in a sunset ceremony in austin, texas. cute couple. >> slightly. >> yeah. wedding guests slept over friday in luxury tents. he was wearing a dolce & gabanna tux. the couple whispered into each other's ears during vows. >> i didn't realize they were together that long. >> five years, two kids later. >>> this comes from action news 5 in memphis, tennessee, where the city rallied around a rescue effort to save one precious life. a team of plumbers, city workers and animal advocates worked tirelessly to free a kitten from an underground pipe while it s trapped. the animal was a social media darling generating buzz on twitter. there's tally of how many of the cat's nine lives were used up but eventually saved. guess what they named it? >> trouble. >> pipe kitty. yeah, trouble would have worked well, too. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> here's a live look at the nation's capital as we begin another week. a warm start after a hot weekend. tom is ge

austin, texas, 103. the drought's getting worse and worse in the heartland. we'll have an update on debby coming up at the end of the show. >> thanks, bill. >>> health care hangs in the balance. belgian goes south of the border. which summer dip is your best barbecue deal? >>> plus, one new release hits box office bull's-eye while another gets staked. >>> red sox trade kevin youkilis and you're going to the olympics. this is "early today." >>> very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. turkey is still searching for the pilot of a plane shot down by syria in the mediterranean friday and called for an emergency nato meeting over the incident. tensions are high as syria's military yesterday continued to attack areas held by opposition forces. >>> in oklahoma, three railroad workers are still missing after a collision between two freight trains. two engineers and a conductor are unaccounted for. >>> in canada, search teams hope to resume looking for people trapped in the rubb

austin, texas...all here to represent the country we love this is for everyone back home it's go time. across america, we're all committed to team usa. >>> first up, had a guy dressed like a chicken end up in a campaign ad? it started when a senate debate between a republican and democrat got postponed. h rayberg said he had to be somewhere else, but if you ask, there's another reason. ♪ ♪ >> they say he was too chicken to face tester. i think in hollywood, they call that high concept. the obama campaign has been pushing their dinner with barack. you get entered into a lottery and the winner gets a date night with the the president, but how do you know he makes a good dinner companion? ask the other person who will be at the dinner. >> it was a cool date, actually. we spent the whole day together and we went to the art institute. >> art -- art guys out there, it impresses people. >> he showed his cultural side and then we took a nice, long walk. our first meal was a lovely lunch. >> then we went to se

> finally after five years and two years matthew mcconaughey and camilla alves were married in austin, texas. wedding guests slept over friday in luxury tents. he was wearing a dolce & gabanna tux. for the vows, the couple whispered into each other's ears. what does a luxury tent entail? >> a luxury tent. maybe it's a come if i, come if i bed. you can go places in the caribbean. >> king sized? i heard there was air conditioning. >> in the tent? >> in the tent, yeah. >> tent. not green. >> it's now coming to us from wmc action news 5 where the city rallied to save one precious life. a team of plumbers, city workers and animal advocates worked tirelessly to free a kitten from an underground pipe while it was trapped. while it was trapped the kitten became a social media darling generating buzz on twitter. there's no official tally of how many of the cat's nine lives were used up but eventually it was saved and was aptly named, pipe kitty. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> in chile, one man goes to great depths for his wine,

but are you guaranteeing victory in austin, texas, right now? >> i'd love to say we can but no. obviously relatively new team. this is the fifth season and, you know, they battle to get to the top isn't quite there but we'll set ourselves high. you know, we have had a good season up until now. misfortune yesterday, didn't get the strategy and tires right but we'll look forward to an exciting year and hopefully a strong end to the year and austin being part of that. >> this is an indian-sponsored formula 1 car if i eemg not wrong, the first i'm just wondering to what extent to see more sponsorship and more money from the emerging markets in the future to this. >> yeah. obviously, the corners of the team, you know, they're there to represent their brands. india's a huge market and, you know, our job to try to get people's attention away from cricket and just focus a bit on formula 1. last year that helped with the india grand prix and we'll continue to do that but a great part of -- feeling very much a part of the family and the future may be bright for these guys. >> making one c

. >>> well, this coming to us from kxan news in austin, texas, where in nearby bastrop the wreckage of a devastating fire is helping one community heal. a group of local artists teamed up with a texas nonprofit organization to transform ruins from last september's fire. an exhibit displays artwork reflecting a wide array of emotions and painful reminders. proceeds will go toward restoration efforts, giving the town a much needed lift as it works to rise from the ashes. >>> i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in china two polar bear cubs have reason to celebrate. they were born earlier this year, and today marks their 100th day together. could that be any cuter? while the cuddly cubs appear to be harmless, zookeepers say the bears are rapidly getting stronger and they must use caution when handling them. officials believe they'll be old enough for public viewing any day now. >>> ten cooks used seven cows to prepare the world's largest kabob, a traditional turkish dish with roasted meat cooked on a spit. measuring more

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thank you so much for waiting from austin, texas. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. bryan was -- social issues that meant conservativism. there was a similar movement in europe, the advent of christian democracy going on as well. it seems there's no really outlet for -- that a position like that was in today's two major parties. i was wondering, i think that there's actually a big constituency for that, if there was an outlet for it. i was wanting to get your take on what you think the possibilities of a bryan type position would have today in american politics. >> thanks for the call and the question. >> well, you know, every politician today, whatever their position, in a sense has to be -- at least has to appear to be a religious person, whether they go to church or not so. in that sense, everybody who has a chance to become president is a religious person. and so far, at least, a christian. but i think, though, that it's most people on the liberal side of politics mistrust people who talk too much about their religion in politics. and most people on the conservat

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between ipo's and job creation, can you pick your favorite city, wage it's seattle or cupertino or austin texas and you'll think of a company that's changed the landscape of that city. >> but specifically, all of the provisions of the jobs act can be accessed by companies that do not grow one additional job. they can avoid sarbanes oxley reports, they can do this until they get to the size of $1 billion in revenue. it would seem to me the company that has $1 billion in revenue could afford to have audit standards and could afford many other things which would protect their shareholders. the reality is that you don't have to have one extra job to be an emerging growth company, is that correct? >> yes, sir. and several points in response to your very good questions there, the profit and loss system of the capital markets and our free enterprise system entails both profit and loss. we cannot -- this goes back to the distinction between merit regulation versus disclosure, and people now in hindsight talk about certain dot com companies, and how they are examples bad ideas. well, nobody knew for sur

joe joins me live from austin, texas. good morning, joe, and congratulations.'s a lot of kids out there, young men and women that are saddled with debt looking at you with envy right now. let's talk about student debt first. it's a national issue. it's huge. it's tripled over the past ten years, obviously even bigger at the ivy league levels. you weren't alone in having this much debt, were you? >> no. a lot of my friends still have that, that i went to school with. >> when did you decide, hey, man, i just have to to get rid of it? i have to do whatever i can to get rid of it? why not space it out a little bit? why kill yourself this much? >> so for the first two years out of grad school i bought a house, i bought furniture for the house, two cars, a motorcycle, a road bike, a lot of stuff on entertainment, going out with friends, dinner dates, traveling, and things like that. and then one day in august i sat down at my computer, looked at my student loan balances and though i had paid off 22k in principal and interest i still had $91,000 and so for the next ei

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could these folks came from austin, texas just to be here. >> though, is that right? is a different conference now. >> from texas. >> thank you. it is exciting. >> get into it a little bit, duchy? >> maybe 1,000 people. >> you guys. [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [applause] >> let's ignore the man knew just what gen. i am going to make this very quick. we had better people to talk and i, but i have to take advantage. i went to georgia tech. we have not beaten the university of georgia but one time in the last ten years to so i just want to make this remark. lee is a fine guy because he drives an educated. on the other hand, i superfine guy and very educated. a long, long time ago in a place far, far away a group of americans many of your contemporaries, but most of you much younger, had the pleasure of going to graduate school in a terrible place. it took us over six years on average to get out of there. a lot of it had to do with our academic prowess, which john held us back, but most of all, we were in a laboratory, and it really was a l

his daughter lives in austin, texas where i live a. she could not have been more generous giving the interviews when you are a biographer, it is a real plus. they took on a full life and times of the father. >> he talked to a lot of people in the media business. was this exclusive to you? >> yes. >> he was always open for business. he never grew bitter or unapproachable. he got up every morning knowing who he was. dan rather will cut try to decide who he would be that day. rather did not have a clue. >> tom brokaw and walter cronkite formed a great relationship. we think of the two tv anchor people, brokaw and cronkite very some ominous. cronkite knew you had to have sharp elbows. he worked very hard. he was always authentic to his midwestern roots. to is from missouri in grew up in taxes. he kept his clock in central time. it is a different animal altogether. cronkite was a little more like tom brokaw. >> "dan rather was the second most quoted in terms of meetings. why did he talk to you so much? >> he was helpful because cronkite did

there was a hidden camera video in a austin, texas revealed >> the girls, or continue with the pregnancy in the meantime or what? >> yeah, i think that would be the plan. i have had -- >> all right. are you saying from experience? okay. all right. and so then i would want to schedule an ultrasound with an ob around then and then i would be able to come back for termation if it is a girl. >> good luck . i hope you get your boy. >> wow, that video was released by prolife group live action . >> joining me is lionel rose . great to see you. >> first of all. how did you find out that planned parenthood was participating in gender selection! we set out how planned parenthood is pro women and yet they perform 300,000 abortions every year and discover what they would do with the gender. gender selection is gendericide . we are having in the country worst gender disparities than in china and india. and so our investigators covered every clinic. they were arranging late-term abortion. and the brain was developed and everything is developed. but gender with the ultrasound and come back and we'll sc

when you're trying to meet payroll on a day-to-day basis, and you're out in arizona or you're in austin, texas, you don't have time to keep up with what is going on in d.c. on capitol hill. so we try to educate them, put out a monthly president's message that lets them know what is going on, keep them educated, keep them informed so they can make better decisions. >> thank you very much. congressman west? >> before we get too far, i think one of the important thing that dr. laffer brought up, there has to be a synergy with the public sector, a synergy that goes from the federal level to the state level to the county level down to the local municipality that enables to have the -- there may be a top-down planning, but there has to be a bottom-up refinement. because that's the closest level is government down locally. and what the federal government is doing, you know, in my little 18 months that i've been here, we're pushing too many unfunded liabilities and mandates. >> sure are. >> down on the states, which then in turn go down further to the local level. and we're the ones that are causing t

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here's a debate a couple months ago in the austin, texas, mayor's race. sponsored by the austin american statesman newspaper, which endorsed the older guy on the right there, the current mayor, the guy you just saw a second ago, him. this was a debate held in the 1994 massachusetts senate race between ted kennedy and a guy you might have heard of named mitt rom nay. that was sponsored by the boston globe and the boston herald. the boston globe endorsed ted kennedy that year. the boston herald endorsed mitt romney that year. the organizations that sponsor debates sometimes also endorse one of the candidates in the debates. it happens all the time. at every level of debating. this year in massachusetts, u.s. senator scott brown is running for re-election against elizabeth warren. before scott brown, the skeet in the senate he currently holds now was held for decades by ted kennedy. asked to participate in a debate sponsored by the edward m. kennedy institute, scott brown decided there's a new rule for debates. he said he would not participate in that kennedy

. >> heather: hundreds of thousands of bikers take over downtown austin, texas.i couldn't today that will go down in history. >> gregg: catch a killer, 22-year-old student murdered three years ago. now her mother is leading the call to catch the suspect before he kills again. >> we are very concerned that -- and statistically it's possible and likely that we will find our murderer through dna or forensics from another body. we are determined that that not be how this unfolds. >> heather: hundreds of thousands of motorcycle fans crowding the streets of austin, texas to make history. the guiness book of world records declaring the 50,000 bikers the world's longest motorcycle parade. it was part of the annual republic of texas rally. besides the bikers, 200,000 others were there just to cheer them on. the crowd is being called the largest biker party in any metropolitan city's downtown. >> gregg: i used to have a mo town. the f.b.i. is just leased a new clue in the death of a college student, 20-year-old virginia tech student vanished from a concert in 2009. her bod

. >> in austin texas.they exchanged personal vows in whispers so no one knows what they said. he whispered it. the 42-year-old proposed christmas after dating her for nearly 6 years the pair have two children. >>> lyndsey lohan is in the spotlight after getting into a car accident friday. according totmz the driver to have 18 wheeler she crashed into said she tried to pay him off after the accident. she told him, her sister removed a bag from the car and asked him not to say anything to police. sources close to the accident told tmz the whole story is a lie. i don't know i think he might be telling the truth. >> but isn't she such an easy target. who knows. >> well,. >> coming up fox 5s melanie alnwick is getting a look at the new skating park. >> chatting live with a pro skate border, a dc native too. and says the sport helped change his life. we will have his story coming up next. >>> james mccartney is in studio, with us his new album is available on itunes. he will perform, coming up 9:37 a.m. does you

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