health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is in austin, texas, we just saw her a few moments ago there. last night she was at a phoenix enrollment call center where she acknowledged the flawed rollout. however, when she was asked about the letter, that 33 lawmakers sent to president obama calling for her resignation, this was her response. >> the majority of people calling for me to resign i would say are people who i don't work for, and who do not want this program to work in the first place. i have had frequent conversations with the president and i have committed to him that my role is to get the program up and running and we will do just that. >> at that sideshow of the house hearing, contractors all pointed fingers at the white house, they were pointing fingers at each other as well. what should the outcome be here, congressman? >> well, it's not surprising that the contractors wouldn't take the blame. they want to get paid. they have a contract. there are legal matters here. look, there are two things about this. number one, it is an inexcusable mess-up and it really ha

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. >>> in austin, texas flash flooding causes evacuations. firefighters are used rafts to rescue people. a heavy downpour dumped 9 inches of rain and caught many people by surprise. several drivers got stuck in their cars and tree limbs topped onto power lines knocking out electricity. no one is seriously hurt. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, the skies are cloudy. will the rain hold off for trick-or-treating. your first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> first a look at today's midday stocks and last night's powerball numbers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back, everyone on this last day of october. temperatures on the mild side at 64 degrees right now. our normal high is just around 64 actually so we're right on target. our over night low is going to be on the mild side. normal low now is 41. we will be in the 50s. in some places the 60s also because of the cloud cover. it's going to lock in the warm temperatures and really act like a blanket an insulator and keep it on the mild side. south, south westerly wind is the cu

started interested and history. >> "seat of empire" talks of austin's creation of politics and the extraordinary struggle between two texas giants between dimaria and assam austin. for a different outcome would leave as with the different states of texas. born 1839 almost died early 1840's and spring back to life thereafter by for a few twists and turns our current home town would not likely exist the southern rockies to be the texas mountains we would not remember sam houston as the political titan of his age but the explanation begins with the buffalo hunt. as any good campaigner must must, he joined and local custom of his arrival where this meant hunting and one morning as a breakfast in the cabin one of his sons burst into the room the prairie was full of buffalo. quickly astride the amounts to a ravine that intersected the colorado river in wasted no time to shoot as many as they could. with the right weapon buffalo is easy to kill because of poor vision it relies on a sense of smell the us of the hunter stays up wind to have a rifle power it is possible to pick off a large number one by one without the heard sensin

host: joining us from austin, texas is author and historian douglas brinkley. we tried to count how many books you have written. what's the latest count? guest: i don't do counts, but i work hard on one at all times and right now i'm writing a book called "rightful heritage." it is about how fdr in the 1930's and 1940's really saved america by combating soil erosion and planting one billion trees with the civilian conservation corps. host: let me pick up on roosevelt's second term, and some of the problems many people say he had. are there lessons, are there parallels to this president? guest: fdr's second inaugural was the closest to what barack obama's second inaugural was. only presidential scholars study inaugurations, but they're both talking about how to press a progressive agenda forward. fdr was talking about class warfare, how do you help the middle class prosper. barack obama did too. they were promoting civil rights. n barack obama's case, climate change. fdr was working to rebuild the lead -- land with agriculture. fdr had hubris to try to pack the

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. >> she was meeting with health care workings in austin, texas, critics have called on her to resign because of the poor rollout. >>> bulgarian officials say they found the mother of that little girl who made a headlines. it was first thought the girl was abducted. they have said the girl was given to them by the child's mother. >>> thousands of supports of mohammed morsi marching in cairo once again today. protesters are denouncing the government and want morsi to be reinstated. their numbers have dwindled, though, amidst a violent government crackdown. >>> and there has been a ruling on the chinese politician and his last-chance appeal for life. >> how old are you? >> nine. >> how old were you when you first started working out here? >> seven. >> fault lines how children are hired by us agriculture to help put food on america's tables. >> in any other industry kids need to be 16 years old to be able to work. you don't see any of that in agriculture. >> they don't ask, "is she 12?". they just want their job done. >> how many of you get up before 5 o'clock in the morning? what happen

the chief of police of austin, texas, said after viewing the video it's clearly obvious that james wasching for his wallet. >> stay in the car. >> you can't have officers squeezing off rounds at you because they may be afraid. all we can see is the guy reaching into his pocket. could he have been reaching for a weapon, yes? but that officer

the chief of police of austin, texas, said after viewing the video it's clearly obvious that james was reaching for his wallet. >> stay in the car. >> you can't have officers squeezing off rounds at you because they may be afraid. all we can see is the guy reaching into his pocket. could he have been reaching for a weapon, yes? but that officer has to wait until he identifies a deadly threat before he returns with deadly force. >> the chief of police said it was an unreasonable action by the officer. it was clearly a wallet and does not expect his officers to act this way during a traffic spot. >> how long has he been on the force? >> five years. but a grand jury cleared him of criminal charges but the officer has been suspended indefinitely without pay but he can appeal. >> stay in the car. stay in the car! stay in the car! >> as far as close calls go, this could be the closest of the close. video from the airport in greece. this is a 737 air italy jet coming in for a landing. >> oh. >> wow. >> almost the top of that car and fence. just barely makes it. this airport known for close la

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. >>> health and human services secretary is in austin, texas at this hour.he is there to support healthcare.gov. she was asked if the site was having issued. >> i didn't realize it wouldn't be operating optimally before the launch. if we knew we had another six months we would have probably tested further. and i don't think anyone would realize that volume caused some problems but also exposed some problems. >> critics are calling for her to resign because of the poor rollout. >>> thousands of supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi are marching in cairo today. they are demanding that morsi will reinstated. he was ousted in july after a coup. his supporters have been staging regular protests since the ousting. their numbers dwindling though, amidst a violent military contact. >>> nigerian rebels say they know who kidnapped the american sailors. nigeria's navy says it is searching for the men who were kidnapped. there have been more than 40 pirate attacks off of the west coast of africa this year alone. >>> still to come, the fda trying to crack down on

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and san francisco ben berkowitz, and from austin, texas, . erica, i want to start with you. everything that was dysfunctioning in washington or did that change your view? >> being a millennial coming up in a time with many institutions that our parents believed in or failed or is significantly broken for us. public education, government, religious institutions. so there is a natural skepticism of how government works and how many institutions in our society works. that said research has shown that millennials still believe in their ability to change these institutions. it's not complete abandonment but there is a sense that it drastic changes are needed. >> i see you shaking your head, tell me why. >> i would agree very much with erica that government is completely and utterly--it's completely and utterly useless to us. we've seen it break down so much in the past few years especially with regards to the shutdown and we see how non-essential it is to our daily lives. libertarian christians is a project of mine to talk to christian churches throughout the nation and really th

effect for today in the eastern part of the state and evacuations have already been ordered near austin, texas. >>> well, republicans could not wait to pounce on health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius yesterday. she faced a house committee and defended the problem-plagued healthcare.gov website for a grueling 3 1/2 hours. she said the system is getting better, but the gop wasn't buying it. susan mcginnis is in washington with the latest. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. it was a 3 1/2-hour spectacle with several references to "the wizard of oz" with kathleen sebelius being from kansas. so many wanted to get their questions in that they each got two minutes each in a rapidfire fashion in order to get all the questions out. meanwhile throughout kathleen sebelius's testimony, the healthcare.gov website was down. kathleen sebelius is promising to fix the government's troubled health care website. >> let me say directly to the americans you deserve better. i apologize. >> one month after the launch americans still can't navigate healthcare.gov. >> it's been down duri

she spoke during a visit at a health clinic in austin, texas. two republican lawmakers are threatening her with a possible subpoena over the cost associated with building the site. >>> and 57.1 magnitude earthquake hit just off of japan's east coast several hours ago. the quake triggered self-small tsunamis but no damage. "america tonight" is next, and you can get your latest news on aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> on "america tonight," heavy hits and the lasting impact of gridiron clashes. why there's growing concern about concussions. >> this is is his brain. these very dark areas of discoloration in his brain -- >> a 21-year-old should haven't this from playing a game. >>> and now led exposure could be linked to criminal problems later in life. >>> and sharks, tailing these great powers of the deep, technology gives us a new view of their world. ♪ >>> good evening and thanks for being with us, i'm joie chen. it is a friday evening in october and on ball fields all across the country athletes will face off in football challenges. the latest great to thro

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-- state capital of austin, texas, for the texas book festival. up next, scott anderson talking about his book, "lawrence of arabia," on the history and politics of the middle east. here he is. [inaudible conversations] >> hello, well come. welcome. we're so happy that you're here today. this is the session on "lawrence in arabia," not lawrence of arabia. [laughter] i am so happy that you're here with us. as you can see, we're in a tent. it's warm. we're trying to stage manage for you some of the experiences that maybe lawrence had. [laughter] and i also would like to welcome, a very warm welcome. you're very lucky, because scott is a great guy, and he has written a beautiful book. we had a chance to chat a little bit before we came on, and you're in for a treat. let me tell you a little bit about scott. he is a veteran war correspondent who has reported from lebanon, israel, egypt, northern ireland, chechnya, sudan, bosnia and el salvador and many other strife-torn countries. ask so he knows of what he speaks when it comes to war and warfare. and

city limits music festival in austin, texas.he main venue at zilker park was flooded and vendor stands collapsed. the rain's also washed away homes in the area and led to evacuatio evacuations. >>> south dakota continues to deal with a record-breaking early snowstorm that left ranchers dealing with catastrophic losses to cattle herds. the storm started with 12 hours of rain. many of the animals could then not survive the 48 hours of snow, winds up to 60 miles an hour across the plain. many ranchers have lost half of their herds. a huge part of the economy, especially in the western part of that state. the lost aggravated by the fact that a government program to help them recover from loss has expired without a new farm bill to renew it. >>> and over the weekend, that giant cyclone came on shore in india, as big as any hurricane to hit the u.s. in recent years. while the death toll stands at 21, there were millions of people in its path. the government there is being credited with a hugely successful evacuation plan that spared a

those figures show california, massachusetts, new york even austin, texas are pricing out middle class buyers. 50% of the houses for sale are beyond the reach of america's middle class and that is a worrying trend. jud kulco is joining me now, on why owning a home is less of a reality for middle class americans. jud good to see you. let's use boston as an example. a year ago, more than half the homes in boston were affordable according to this measure. now it's down to about a third? >> it's fallen for two reasons, home prices are up and mortgage rates are higher than they were a year ago. even though rates have come down a little bit, we saw a big spike in mortgage rates in may and june. a lot of that had to do with expectations about what the fed would do. now all bets are off in terms of what the rest of the government would do with housing. but that's what sent rates up. that all considered, that means homes are less affordable to buy in pretty much he everywhere in the country. >> what does that mean economically? it means that the rich can buy homes and others get sort of priced

. >>> we're following breaking news from austin, texas, where it's been a dark and dangerous night. >> heavy rains triggering power outages, road closures and at least 11 emergency water rescues. crews struggled to reach one woman who had gone into labor. at least six inches of rain has fallen overnight in some areas. today, that fierce storm front is now on the move. accuweather meteorologist jim dickey with the forecast. >> good morning, john and diana. happy halloween. unfortunately, a rain-filled halloween on tap for many of us. from chicago eastward through detroit, into pittsburgh area. and there, you have low pressures bringing some gusty winds and some soaking rain. watch out for flooding in many locations. that rain will come down heavily at times. and again, some strong, gusty winds as the low is strengthening rapidly. some spots around the great lakes, looking for gusts up to 60 miles per hour here in the overnight hours. that's what everyone is concerned with. trick or treating weather not going to be ideal, for portions of the northeast, boston area and back through pitts

. >>> no. 1, keep your eye on lake travis high school in austin, texas.f the seven fall to the ground. i'm happy to report tonight that no were injured in the collision. two tubas were damaged, and the tubas were quick to toot their own horn because it's no. 1 thing on you tube right now. we'll be right back. ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. . >>> letterman is next with sean haney. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. >> and now, your friendly

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record amounts, austin texas, 3.15 was the daily record, but you had over 10-inches of rain reportedyour downtown area. you canceled the music festival the last day of the austin city limits. and we are going to continue with the flash flood and flood warnings. you are still going to get that rain coming up from the subtropics, blasting you with that heavy rain for the next 48 hours and some of that rain everyone moving in to arkansas through the day. >> rebecca, thank you. fbi agents are investigating a small explosion sunday night at los angeles international airport. the blast shutdown terminal two for several hours. brought security screenings to a halt and delayed flights from taking off. you are looking at a life picture of lax right now. no injuries aura rests are reported. investigators say it appears some dry ice exploded in an employee bathroom in the terminal. a midnight strike deadline has been pushed back 24 hours as union workers continues to negotiate with san francisco's bay area rapid transit system. talks resumed on sunday night. bart workers are asking for more ben

so jeff kerr is the author of austin texas history. the first was austin, texas: then and now. the next was republic of austin. on the most recent one of the reason we are here this morning is "seat of empire: the embattled birth of austin, texas," which is a history of the founding of boston and the battle in the republic of texas over by this capital would need. jeff also raised a regular history and he is practicing pediatric urologist at the same time. if we have and the emergence sees. the author will take care of them. mark binelli is the author of vincennes msi, contributing editor to relate to and men's health -- men's journal, sorry, mark. so mark was born and raised in the detroit area. he went to university of michigan as an undergrad and got is an essay from columbia university were mark and i were actually classmates. so it's a bit of a reunion for us. his new book is "detroit city is the place to be," which is the fruit of three years spent living in detroit after he been in new york, but went back to detroit wanted to find out what kind of place that had become a

people's faces what's wrong with them and if you look at what's not me places like buffalo and austin texas the extraordinary stuff going on around the next wave of growth if you look at the last hundred fifty do you think of possibly i am i mean are they going to you know they're going a bar and are going to go in it like there is i'm not big there is a wave of growth which is always a cose when you have a new image you have all this good that's going to new energy sources that get those who want to get growth growth of the debt that's all they want they said that yes they have by helped by scheme by giving mark already the guidance to create quantitative easing in interest rates down to zero zero interest rates creates mounds and mounds of debt and that's that's why not so this train line up north create for good trains trains from two hundred years ago went out to broadband shortage could work and there is government support going for that but it's bubbling up so it's going to be driven by the people we've got to go. thanks so much for being the guys who report back in march all right th

that's ahead. >>> in austin, texas, flash flooding could hit historic levels today. police saved several drivers stranded from their cars. organizers canceled the last days of the music city festival. >>> and rarn chers in south dakota are burying thousands of cattle. they were killed in a freak autumn blizzard. it dumped up to four feet of snow in the state last weekend and a political impasse means that the ranchers can't turn to the federal government for help. manuel bojorquez is in stchlt onge, south dakota. manuel. >> it's being called one of the worst disasters in south dakota history. the herd were still in summer pastures and had not grown winter coats. south dakota's $7 billion livestock industry will be digging out for years to come. the numbers are astounding. tens of thousands of dead cattle are being collected from south dakota's western prairie. on october 3rd, an unusual snowstorm blanketed 100 miles stranding animals where they froze to death and many more could die in the months to come. >> as the snow came over the top, it literally started burying

he joins us from austin, texas tonight. also from new york, george tin tkal who is wallace's lawyer and laura sullivan who covered the story for years. i want to begin with you because they you were with mr. wallace when the news broke. can you tell us what his reaction was? what he said? >> yes. >> once we go through -- and it was myself and when we broke the news, he was an innocent man. he had been with him . >> did he understand what you were saying? >> at some point you recognize some things tkpoeup believe we manage -- that he had his own attorney. most of the time, he was to some degree. his eyes and that he understood some of the things about it. i guess that's an indication that he understood what we were saying. that was not an herbish involved that indicated that he was actually innocent. i think all the people say -- >> a lot of years. is there any t i don't know, bittersweet element knowing that it is a technicality that is his freedom in the very end. it didn't go to heart of the case. >> well, it's bitterswee

and our returning champion, a marketing executive from austin, texas...ere is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hi, folks. well, i'm feeling good today. i get to spend the next half-hour in the company of three bright, talented young people. emily and nina, nice to have you with us. bill, good to see you again. let's go to work. the jeopardy! round is where we start, as always. and today these are the categories for you. you have to identify the sports. you have to translate the french word. and finally, are you gonna be all in? alex: let's find out. bill, start. gambling for $200. nina. what is a casino? yes. i'll take gambling for $400. emily. what is off-track betting? you got it. gambling for $600. emily. what is spot? right. gambling for $800.

. >>> flash flooding in austin, texas after a foot of rain fell in just 12 hours. sunday's rain closed roads and left many people stranded. the final day of the austin city limits music festival was canceled, and the problems may not be over yet. there's more rain in the austin forecast through tomorrow. >>> texas is bracing for more rain today. for more on the forecast let's brick in nicole mitchell. good morning, nicole. >> yes, it's a case of too much too soon. we needed the rain as we get to texas. you just don't want so much all at once. here's the broad picture across the country. this is a water vapor image, so it helps to show some of that moisture in the atmosphere. we have a disturbance over the rockies bringing rain and snow. but on the south side of that it's picking up a flow where you see moisture coming from a tropical system from the pacific and funneling right in over texas. so that's part of why we see that problem over the last couple of days. here's the rain that we have coming down now. you heard us mention austin, so that's just off to the nort

and our returning champion, a marketing executive from austin, texas...nd now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. on "jeopardy!", it pays to go into final jeopardy! having the most money of the three contestants, and it also pays if you come up with the correct response. that was the case for bill yesterday. that's why he's back here today as returning champion facing rose and arne. good luck to all three. here we go. jeopardy! round. and here are the categories. new york city. bill. tv through the years for $200. arne. who is lucille ball? yes. tv for $400. in the '70s, he was a perhaps unlikely sex symbol playing a cop. rose? who is telly savalas? right. tv for $600.

people's faces what's wrong with them and if you look at what time he places like both one and austin texas the extraordinary stuff going on around the next wave of growth if you look at the last hundred fifty do you think of possibly i mean are they going to you know are going a are not going to go and it's like they're saying i'm not big there is a wave of growth which always the caus when you have a new image apple has got this going and you wonder if you know with that get those who want to get growth growth of the debt that's all they want they said that yes they add bike help to buy scheme by giving mark already the guidance to create quantitative easing and interest rates down to zero zero interest rates creates mounds and mounds of debt that's why not some of this train line up north create for good trains train from two hundred years ago when i took broadband shortage could work and there is government support going for that it's bubbling up so it's going to be driven by the people we've got to go. thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you mark all right that's all th

we are live in austin texas. what is it all about. >> gretchen it is fascinating we have heard of smartphones, but what about smartweapons. they are being built here in this lab in central texas and boy do they pack quite a punch. for a trained military sniper hitting a har get ten football fields away on the first try happens about 11% of the time. with the tracking point rifle your odds jump to 75%. and that is for somebody who has never pickeded up a gun boasts the company ceo. >> it is allows somebody to make a target 100,000 yard s the controls o s automatically adju for wind speeds and the earth's rotation. you lock the target, but when you pull the trigger the gun picks the time to fire. the fun is made hunters. >> they have developed this weapon so that every citizen in this country would be at risk so they would be able to shoot a large animal. >> all of the laws that atry to buying a gun they have to go through and if this gun is stolen he can lock out that functionality. >> talk about high-tech these t

let's meet today's contestants -- a marketing executive from austin, texas... ...a retired teacher and writer from chicago, illinois... ...and our returning champion, a construction foreman from homewood, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, johnny. thank you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. for you, the folks at home are watching right now, big doings starting one week from today as we start giving away the first of several fascinating expeditions in honor of our 30 years of "jeopardy!" on the air. and big doings today, of course, for bill and sharon, the challengers, and our champion, nolan, as they try to win more than the $2,000 he picked up on friday. that was an anomaly. our champions win a lot more money, and i hope you three do today. here we go into the jeopardy! round. good luck to you with these categories. first off... hmm. celebrating 25 years on the air, a whole category devoted to "inside edition." alex: all right, champ. go ahead. beers to you! for $200. nolan. what is budweiser? that's it. beers to you! for $400.