facebook and ebay, google, every macbook pro is made in austin, texas. they're not coming because we have great weather in august. they know they are coming to a place opportunity reigns. it is tax policy, legal policy education policy. those are the four things, the foundation of an economy. it is pretty simple. the hard part is finding men and women who have the courage to over the course of that decade plus that had the privilege of being governor of texas, we put tax policy, regulatory policy, we passed the most sweeping reform in the nation. let me share with you what the result of the policies were. put it into terms where people can really understand. this is what is the result of good policy. we talk about that reform. we codified it in our constitution so that future generations would know that stability and the predictability would be there, particularly on the regulatory side. today, there are more than 35,000 licensed physicians, more than there were in 2003. 35,000 more licensed physicians in the state of texas. a lot of that is due to be to

august of 1995, 77-year-old madeleine, her 40 year old son and 30-year-old daughter robin left austin, texas without saying a word to anyone. the staff of the american atheists organization found a note on their office door saying the o'hares had been called away for an emergency and didn't know when they would return. john's mercedes benz and robin's porsche were gone, too but left madeleine's diabetes medicine and her three dogs. >> madeleine didn't care for people but loved those dogs. >> couldn't get in touch so i started making phone calls and then i called john's cell phone and that's when madeleine answered. >> but madeleine wouldn't tell board member ellen johnson where she was. johnson said the calls were short and strained and she worried madeleine and her son were under some sort of duress. >> i questioned him about what was going on, and, you know, he tried to reassure me that everything was okay and i believed it. >> just one month later, madeleine and john stopped answering their cell phone calls. when ellen johnson took over the american atheist group in madeleine's absence, s

facebook and ebay google, every macbook made in austin texas today. -- austin, texas. they're not coming because we have great weather in august. they know they are coming to a place where opportunity reigns. it is tax policy, legal policy, education policy. those are the town foundations of an economy. it is pretty simple. the hard part is finding men and women who have the courage to implement those policies. over the course of that decade that i had the privilege to be the governor of texas, we put tax policies, regulatory policies. let me share with the results of those policies are. let me put it into terms where people can understand. this is what the result of good policy. we talk about that tort reform. we codified in our constitution so that those future generations would know that the stability and predictability was going to be there on the tort side and regulatory side. today there are more than 35,000 licensed physicians, more than in 2003. 35,000 more licensed physicians in the state of texas. that is due to tort reform. they knew they would not sued friv

facebook and ebay google, every macbook made in austin texas today. -- austin, texas. they're not coming because we have great weather in august. they know they are coming to a place where opportunity reigns. it is tax policy, legal policy, education policy. those are the town foundations of an economy. it is pretty simple. the hard part is finding men and women who have the courage to implement those policies. over the course of that decade that i had the privilege to be the governor of texas, we put tax policies, regulatory policies. let me share with the results of those policies are. let me put it into terms where people can understand. this is what the result of good policy. we talk about that tort reform. we codified in our constitution so that those future generations would know that the stability and predictability was going to be there on the tort side and regulatory side. today there are more than 35,000 licensed physicians, more than in 2003. 35,000 more licensed physicians in the state of texas. that is due to tort reform. they knew they would not sued friv

. >>> police in austin, texas shot and killed a man who allegedly fired on their helicopter twice. officers encounter sawyer flash carrying several guns in the street. fearing public safety, s.w.a.t teams turned out and tried to negotiate with him. he fired up at a chopper. when he took aim at the chopper a swat officer shot him. >> the sixers fails the wearer -- face the warriors tonight. >>> the flyers won the game, but lost goalie steve mason to another injury. he left in the second period with a lower body injury. the team haves not revealed what it is. wayne simmons scored the winner 3-1 victory over the capitols. >>> america's most successful investors and world wealthiest people is auctioning off his car for charity. >> and researchers find blue berries are good for your heart. >> reporter: we've got storm tracker 6 live showing some areas of precipitation, not all the kids need umbrellas because it's light. but they would need coats because it's cold today. i'll have the day planner forecast coming up next. when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oats, and

there is an austin texas, based company called home away that filed a lawsuit against the city saying the law favors the air b & b model. the lawsuit was tossed out by a federal judge last month. reporting live, sergio quintana abc7 news. >> thank you. ed a midnight, all work will stop at an oil refinery in martinez. union workers at the tesoro refinery will take part in a nationwide work stoppage involving a total of nine refine riz. contract talks are underway. major sticking points include heavy overtime, unsafe staffing and dangerous working conditions. >>> starting tomorrow, teachers at a bay area elementary school will not work past school hours. it's called working to rule. the unionized teaching staff at cleveland elementary school? oakland will not stay after school to grade papers or prepare lessons. they're joining other oakland teachers who plan to too this until a new contract is in place guaranteeing smaller class sizes and better pay. the teachers will match on to campus together before school and leave together tend of the school day. >> we're coming off the driest jan

with us from the austin texas is mario loyola, a constitutional lawyer and contributing editor the the national review. from tucson, arizona, a border litigation attorney for the american civil liberties union of arizona, he works on cases relating to civil and human rights violations. and also out of tucson, he says he has been stopped more than 300 times and frequently, films his check point refusals, his channel has gotten close to 2 million views. thank you for joining us, you say you have been stopped more than 300 times why? and over what period of time. >> sure. well, the border patrol first set up a check point along a rout that i frequent to our remote site. near mile marker 146.5, which is just a few miles outside of 3 points arizona. what is interesting about this check point, is that it is set up along the secondary rout, that runs east to west. it never intersects the border and my remote work site doesn't take me to the border, in fact, i am about how miles away, but since 2008, i have had to go through this check point on the order of about 50 to 60 times every year. tha

from austin, texas please welcome paul merino! [cheers and applause] what's up, paul? to see you. >> you're doing so good, man. >> i'm loving it. i'm loving it. >> so you just proposed. how did this happen? >> well, you know, i met her a long time ago, and we did the

the whole autism thing i think is debunked between jenny mccarthy and the doctor from austin, texas. it really is a lot cheaper to pay for vaccinations than to pay for these outbreaks. a lot of the payments are coming from cash-strapped local government. >> sure. up until now i think this felt like a very personal decision for a lot of people because there wasn't or didn't feel like there was a real risk of outbreak. this is one of those interesting places where we come full circle politically right? they felt like it was a very personal choice for them. i guess a lot of people are calculating this differently now they see there are real risks of this spreading. >> you think this vaccination should be mandatory? >> yes. i didn't feel comfortable wearing a seat belt when the law was first put into form years ago. now i wouldn't think about it. polio was supposed to be a trillion dollar disease. it's been eradicated through prevention. if we can force people to drive the speed limit we can force people to get health insurance, we can force people to get these vaccinations if they work

there is an austin texas, based company called home away that filed a lawsuit against the city saying the law favors the air b & b model. the lawsuit was tossed out by a federal judge last month. reporting live, sergio quintana abc7 news. >> thank you. ed a midnight, all work will stop at an oil refinery in martinez. union workers at the tesoro refinery will take part in a nationwide work stoppage involving a total of nine refine riz. contract talks are underway. major sticking points include heavy overtime, unsafe staffing and dangerous working conditions. >>> starting tomorrow, teachers at a bay area elementary school will not work past school hours. it's called working to rule. the unionized teaching staff at cleveland elementary school? oakland will not stay after school to grade papers or prepare lessons. they're joining other oakland teachers who plan to too this until a new contract is in place guaranteeing smaller class sizes and better pay. the teachers will match on to campus together before school and leave together tend of the school day. >> we're coming off the driest jan

hallie jackson nbc news, austin, texas. >>> that will do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. >>> right now at 6:00 are you about to be stung? investigators in the south bay will soon have a new hi-tech tracking device. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. >> that system offered referred to as a stingray uses cell phone towers to find and follow specific :zhm- users. now the santa clara county sheriff is on board. robert honda is in san t- security grant by may in order to pay for the device. several members of the public and a prominent supervisor were$%d not convinced she's done enough to make sure the device isn't used the wrong way. >> lori smith was asking for funds from the board of supervisors for a so-called triangulation system. the device known as stingray and hailstorm utilizes is cell phone towers to zero in on a phone location. sheriff smith pointed out the device has been used mainly in rescues including locating a woman who crashed off a

from austin, texas please welcome paul merino! [cheers and applause] what's up, paul?good to see you. >> you're doing so good, man. >> i'm loving it. i'm loving it. >> so you just proposed. how did this happen? >> well, you know, i met her

thank you and what a pleasure it is to be here in austin texas the greatest bookstore in the country. i'm the editor of texas monthly magazine and i'm so pleased to be here. the one secret that i have learned is when you like and admire the author that you've are introducing you keep it short and get her appear onstage. i would say how special it is to be here and what a nice pleasure it is. as we all know jim was raised in the pine woods and got the book for writing and reading in her household when she was growing up because there were books about because of her mom and dad in at the age of 16 took a part-time job at the weekly newspaper in her hometown of cleveland at the cleveland advocate and from then she has never stopped writing and went to the university of texas the teenager list covering politics first in san antonio and then off to bigger land became a fellow at harvard and then to our great fortune became a writer at texas monthly magazine where she's been a perfect friend and colleague. we were fortunate in the recent issue to take an excerpt of the book which was great

if i could expand on that, the texas connection, charlie was born in austin texas, like you were. we also have rand paul who is a texas native. the odds favor that the next president at least republican nominee is going to have a texas connection. >> schieffer: if all of those people wound up running, what the is that five of them, who finishes fifth? >> finishes fifth? who finishes third? that's beyond my predictable skills. >> schieffer: have you picked out -- do you have a horse yet? >> what i'm looking for is to ensure, for one, that we have nominee that is committed to what i am most committed to. someone who is going to follow the constitution and apply the constitution. second, someone who is going to step up and do what the american people are demanding, that is to secure our border. >> schieffer: i interpret that to me you are not ready to announce who you are supporting. >> i'm looking for the best candidate who can assure conservative agenda is going to be achieved for america. >> schieffer: thank you very much. i hope you'll come back to see us. i'll have personal thoug

can win lasting glory, and boy did we see an astounding performance yesterday at the marathon in austin texasnuel manuel bojorquez. >> almost done. >> reporter: kenyan runner hyvon ngetich had been in the lead for nearly 26 miles. the finish line was in sight when this happened. overcome byÑi exhaustion ngetich fell on to her hands and knees but kept going. >> oh, my goodness, look at what's going on here in the women's race. she led for the entire day only in the closing mile her body let her down. >> reporter: race director john conley was watching. >> i've seen athletes wobble and fall and crawl across the finish line but that story of her going 26 miles and crawling the last 450 feet or so, never seen anything like that. >> reporter: whe&i the medical team rushed to help she refused. >> she's taking no for an answer. keep on going young lady. ngetich still managed to come in third. conley greeted her after the race. >> you ran the bravest race and crawled the bravest crawl i have ever seen in my life. >> crawling the last 50 meters to the finish line. >> reporter: ngetich couldn't recall

on skype out of austin texas jamie may chief investigator of identity theft for all clear id, a businesst uses advanced technology to provide consumers with protection from identity theft. and from bolder, colorado, criminal stole his son's identity. thank you to all of you for joining us. adam, a carnegie melon report says the attack rate on kids fraudulent use of their social security numbers is 51 times that of adults. why the high value ol kids social security numbers and who is doing the stealing? >> it's a high value because the child's social security number is really pristine. their credit report is pristine because they don't have one. kids wouldn't normally be checking their credit. parents historically haven't checked their chirp's credit. so, if you are an identity they've, you have a clear run in years. >> who are the people most identity. >> well, all sorts of folks can steal it. the truth is, there is a great deal of identity theft going on within the family unit. and so when you hear reports of possibly one out of 40 households having children who were victims of identity

nbc news austin texas. >>> that will do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt.all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good >>> breaking couples news sofia and joe's wedding suddenly on hold. >> now, on "extra." >> wedding postponed. why sofia and joe are are putting the brakes on their i dos hours after hitting the oscar party circuit. >> bruce jenner in drag. curly hair heavy make up and heels. jenner cross dressing for a tv special. >> orlando bloom's run in with his ex miranda kerr. exclusive new photos from vanity fair's oscar barb. the stunt that stunned jen aniston. >> and who was clint eastwooded

nbc news, austin, texas. >>> that will do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt.all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> this hair to me overwhelms her. i feel like she smells like pa chuly oil. >> yeah, maybe weed. >> zendaya fires back calling the fashion police critique and mo

greg abbot from austin texas there. you. >> thank you. >>> well with all of the current global unrest foreign policy will be a top issue in the 2016 presidential election. many potential republican candidates are focusing on this. jeb bush is speaking in chicago today. foreign policy jeb bush, what do we expect? >> this is a big speech for him. it isn't entirely about foreign policy. his last name is an issue and we will talk about that today. he is the son and brother of the last two republican presidents and knows this views will be compared to there. so today we know he will say quote i admire their service to the nation and difficult decisions they had to make. but i am my own man and my views are shaped by thinking and experience. each president learns from those who came before and their principles and adjustments. but one thing we know is every president inherits a changing world. and he will criticize the president and hilary clinton and accuse the obama administration of being indecisive and making the united s

this event is from bookpeople bookstore in austin texas. it's about 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] .. our neighbor, iraqi, close of them, and an even more dangerous place to write texas. so the question, i guess, is tax is texas going to be the california of the 21st century? we will the migration into the state truly transform our state into something that will lead the nation as we go forth into the century? we will texas still be taxes when this is all said and done? without further ado i would like to present richard to try to talk to you about those issues. [applause] >> thank you for coming. special thanks to steve and the crew at book people the world's greatest bookstore. my publisher in new york pegasus books, and, and a few people here in the audience. one of the people this book is dedicated to a couple of friends we see you as well. thank you for coming. what what i would like to do is give you an overview of the book and then take a few questions and then read for about ten minutes. i promise i won't inflict 30 minutes of reading any. but the

this is what austin, texas needs, more guys living in dumpsters. >> didn't look that. >> we know i like space. i think this is really awful of him. there are some people who have to live in a space that small who don't get clean water nice air conditioning. he is choosing this. they don't get to choose to live that way. they don't get to lose in poverty. >> so he is a bad guy? >> exactly. he is airing white privilege around. >> professor dumpster the people i knew in college that had dumpster in their name. he had a.c. and a space heater. this is what i don't like. his point was that he wanted to show he could live happily in a small place. does he think all those people who live in tiny huts wouldn't love to have more room? it's a manifestation of extreme poverty or overcrowding. >> that's exactly what i just said. >> i put it in more -- >> guy terms. >> i get it. the stupid things you do. >> i don't know why people don't just consume. that's what makes the economy grow. a special thanks. that does it for me. i will see you next time. septic system breakdowns affect over 1 million home

. >> good evening from austin texas. it has been a remarkable news day today. something truly rare happened. we got a work at the inner workings of a premeditated ends justify the means lie. it involves candidate barack obama knowing and willfully misleading the public. no one died, it's not a case of corruption, it's politics at it's most elemental and it comes thanks to david axelrod. obama misled nation when he opposed gay marriage in 2008. many suspected at the time that candidate obama was just pretending to oppose full marriage equality because not enough of the country supported it. but the evolution of these politics are convoluted and fascinating. wear in mind that president obama did not voice support for same sex marriage until 2012, 16 years later. what happened in between, a political calculation? carfully articulated campaign position, lying. even u.s. senate candidate barack obama, circa 2004 sounded different from the 1994 state senate candidate that filled out that questionnaire. >> i have been clear. i am not a supporter of gay marriage. i thi

good evening paired what a pleasure it always has to be a people you're in austin, texas, the greatest bookstore in the country. my name is brian sweany. i'm so pleased to be here. one secret i've learned is when you really like and admire the author you are introducing can you keep it nice and short and get her up on stage. i would say how special it is to be here about people and what a nice pleasure it is to be here with jan tonight to celebrate her book, "the train to crystal city." order bouma, raised in a tiny but it's got the book for writing and reading in our household when she was growing up it does there always books around because of her mom and dad and at the age of 16 took a part-time job at the weekly newspaper in our hometown of cleveland. the cleburne advocates. from then she's never stopped writing. went to the university of texas, became a journalist covering politics in san antonio and off to bigger lands, became a name and fellow at harvard and then to our great fortune became a writer in texas monthly magazine where she's been a terrific friend and a terrific coll

serve with out of georgetown texas near austin, marsha farney of georgetown to not only increase funding by $300 million, but improve curriculum teacher training and lower student-teacher ratios. in this global economy we live today and tomorrow, students won't be competing for jobs in the workplace of neighboring states but we'll be competing with kids and students from all over the world. mr. speaker, let's do this for texas. let's do the right thing. let's help these children and i yield back my time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in rec

facebook and ebay, google, every macbook pro is made in austin, texas, today. i can assure you they are not coming to texas because we have great weather in august. those are the four things, that is the foundation of the economy. it's really simple. the heart part is finding men and women who have the kurds to implement the policies. over the course that i was the governor of texas, we put attack and regulatory policy let me share what the results of the policy are. put it in terms where people can really understand. this is what is the result of good policy. we talk about tort reform. we codified it in our constitution, so that future generations with no the predictability and stability would be there on the tour and regulatory site. today, there are more than 35,000 licensed physicians. more than there was in 2003. a lot of that is due to tour reform. they knew they would not be sued frivolously. the results is that access to health care -- if you are a pregnant female along the rio grande you probably had to leave your county to find pre-new -- prenatal car

an environmental studies professor in austin, texas just completed a year of living dumpster rously. he leafed in a 33 square-foot trashcan on the outer campus. he added heferl amenities the point was to prove that people can be happy if they live in a small space meant for garbage. a theory disproven by oscar the grouch. wilson claimed he wanted to be the ultimate one percenter living in the 1% size using 1% of the electricity and creating 1% of the waste. was this a waste of time? gavin? >> yeah. what was the revelation here? a single guy who is a professor and surrounded by young, beautiful women who admire it can be happy with just a bed? whoa! mind blown. >> do you think he had visitors? >> he is one of the -- he is not a real professor. he can't have tenure. he is surrounded by babes. >> he was making a point about the environment. >> yeah the environment under the sheets. >> do you think living among garbage helps the environment? >> it is the epicenter and so i am not surprised by the story. i do think he is doing us a real favor in terms of minimizing his carbon footprint an

. >>> and this is fox 7 from austin, texas, an amazing finish to the austin marathon. this woman led the women's race most of the way. but her body broke down at the finish. she had to crawl the final two blocks. she ended up in third place. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with new fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if new jublia is right for you. you know, just because your bladder is changing, it doesn't mean you have to. with tena, let yourself go. be the one with the crazy laugh. and keep being their favorite playmate. with tena's unique super absorbent micro beads that lock in moisture and odor... tena lets you be yo

. >> boy, a dramatic end to a marathon in austin, texas. the inspiring way one runner made it to the final stretch and why the people around her would not help. >>> good morning. right now, we're looking at east bay traffic. i think you will like what you see. it's nice and light on this president's day. >>> well, the unusually warm pattern continues. but there is a little bit of change over by the coast. some fog has returned. sure. why not? it's february. hey. these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care. >>> 7:14. the faa will investigate why a single engine plane made a crash landing on a hayward golf course yesterday. the plane had just taken off from the hayward airport when it lost power. the pilot brought the plane down near the 10th hole of the skywest golf course. no golfers were close by. the pilot was not hurt. but the undersid

halle jackson, nbc news austin texas. >> i just would be worried an the rats that might jump out. >>air enough. all the stuff he's keeping out landfill yeah. >> so we're talking about snow. what time? >> tomorrow morning. before you wake up tomorrow morning, a chance for some i coupelatg snow. not a big winter wallop but maybe enough to cause kathsal aces and delays. be up early with news 4ed it. first thing tomorrow tom here. watching i carefully. two to for inches of snow in southe maryland maybe and one to two around the metro ahead of what is another two or three days into the deep freeze around here. turn the corner back towards springti on sunday. that's march the 1st. so signs of spring are appearin d near 50 degrees on monday march 2nd. >> i forget that march -- february has so few days. >> right. we're getting into march faster than i was expecting. all right by me. >> thanks a lot. >>> and that's "news4 midday" for today, this wednesday. thank you for being with us and invite you to nun for news at 4:00 five 6:00 and tonight at 11:00. we'll be right back here tomorr morni a

if february in austin texas a driver loses his temper and is spitting mad when a woman photos his licensete. [ bleep ] you white power. . he later apologized for his actions. in january in north carolina a mother video tapes an aggressive driver. >> this person is front of me is being a real character. >> reporter: a minute later an attack. >> stop it. >> reporter: who can forget this? new york city a confrontation between the driver of a suv and motorcyclesists motorcyclists. bikers harassed drivers and slowed down in front of suv. one bike got hit. the motorcyclist then attacked the vehicle and the suv driver afraid for his family hits the gas running over three of the bikers. it ends when the bikers pull the suv driver from his car and beat him. several of the bikers have been charged. then there's this in 2013. a doctor sworn to do no harm rages against another driver when the driver pulls out the cell phone to capture the aggressive driving. >> he doesn't like that and slams on his brake. >> reporter: eventually the doctor pulls a gun. no one was hurt. despite our instinct to pull ou

karl rove, joining us today from austin texas. carl, thank you. >> you bet. >> overseas now to another summit as military leaders from two dozen countries fighting isis meet to discuss strategy in saudi arabia. the syrian civil war also on the agenda which killed more than 220,000 people. conor powell is following all the developments live from our mideast bureau in jerusalem. connor? >> reporter: jenna, the political and military leaders that make up the isis coalition agree, something needs to be done about the insurgency. what needs to be done is much more difficult to pinpoint. the arab countries of the coalition want u.s. to do more. nato and u.s. want the arab countries to do more in the fight against isis. now, neither, it important to note are talking about any type of ground force or ground invasion in iraq. centcom commander general lloyd austin is trying to settle administration's point defeating isis can really only happen with a well-trained well-equipped strong iraqi army backed up by coalition air force. the u.s. an

or even from austin, texas but by giving -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> we want to have a debate. >>ontrol is what we should have. >> i disagree. >> well let -- >> you just said you want local control. you have local control. you decided common core wouldn't be in texas so it is not in texas. and texas can teach math any way it wants but it can't change the nature of mathematics and what it becomes. >> chris, i've got to strenuously disagree with that. and this is going to be easy frankly. i hope all of your viewers go into google and plug in 9 plus 6 common core and if you do that, you will find a video that shows the way math is taught under common core. and remember this -- >> wait. i would think nine plus six is 15 so what is the big deal? >> you will find it will take you more than a minute to see how a teacher teaches how to add that. >> is that true? >> chris these are the common core standards being pushed down from the top that we must get away from. >> wait, wait. you made your point. >> there is an easy way to resolve this. i haven't seen this, if this is crazy, it probabl

. >> this is a live look at austin, texas. the big story is a declaration of chris kyle day in texas. governor greg abbott signed the declaration. the movie has been a huge hit across the country. kyle was born and lived in texas. he was fatally shot in a north texas gun range two years ago. >>> that is a live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. epic music] ♪ introducing aleve pm... the pm pain reliever. that dares to work all the way until... [birds chirping] the am. new aleve pm. it's the first to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last all the way until morning. new aleve pm, for a better am. our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me. hey! and bad for the barkley twins. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your most important parts with centrum. multivitamins expertly designed with nutrients people don't get enough of from food alone.

. >> there is a dramatic, very emotional ending to a marathon in austin texas after the break, the inspiring way this runner made it down the final stretch after her body just gave out. >>> good morning we're looking at traffic in san francisco on northbound 101, it looks pretty good approaching the 80 split on this holiday. >>> after a very warm pattern over the weekend with record highs, little twist today some coastal fog has decided to work its way back, won't be too much, but work its way down, we'll show you that. check out my breakfast! i got eggs... sausage... ham... bacon... cheese... and toasted sourdough bread. uh, mine's easier. mmm... (eating sounds) do you know that guy? get a load of jack's loaded breakfast sandwich. what's on it? what's not on it? two freshly cracked eggs, ham, sausage, bacon, and cheese all on toasty sourdough made just for you. it's like a big ol' breakfast buffet right in your hand. . >>> welcome back, record snow in new england in being followed by some of the coldest temperatures in years, as much as a foot of snow fell in boston yesterday, snowfall tota

. >> this valentine's day some men in austin texas may splurge on their dates with a marge rota.s more than some cars. it's 30 grand. the iron cactus bar going to mick the up for you with patrone, glad platinum tequila grand mariniere and fresh lime juice it holds a pair of diamond earrings. the bar says it's donateing a portion of those sales to a children's charity. >> what if you accidentally swallowed it? >> that would not be good. not romantic. in the at all. >> seattle family may lose their home over their barking dog. >> a neighbor sued them over the dog's how long and won. if you can believe that. the 36 page lawsuit claimed that the dog copper caused profound emotional distress and the neighbor has now been awarded $500,000. the dog's owner admits she was served a notice to appear in court but she thought it was a joke. never responded and it turns out record show the neighbor wouldn't default judge because no one challenged his claims. >> in my head everything was so bogus that he'd been doing that i didn't -- i don't know why i just didn't think it was real or somethin

we're taking our show on the road again to austin, texas. [ cheers and applause ] for south by southweste we thought we'd do it again. we'll be at the beautiful long center from march 16th to 20th. if you'd like to come see us, the tickets are available right now. we're putting them on sale free at kimbleinaustin.com. please go get your tickets online if you have the internet. our first guest ruled the nba when legends were born and shorts were actually short. he is a five-time nba champion, olympic gold medalist, owner of the long dodgers, spark, i think he even owns the airport l.a.x. too. please welcome earvin "magic" johnson! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you. thank you. first i got a problem. >> jimmy: what's the problem? >> you didn't negotiate my check from magic!. they stole my name. >> jimmy: that's right, they did steal your name. orlando magic stole your name and this band stole your name -- >> i got my money from orlando, i need it from magic!. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: take it from them, simple as that. i'm surprised you don't have a trademark. >> i tri

. >> at you have austin texas a rather mazing store.hon is almost a test of perseverance. >> one woman was pushed past the limb. this weekend. yvonne started running on empty with less than mile to go in the race but she didn't quit. with nurses by her side she crawled to the finish line. she had help she would have been disqualified. so the crowd watched and cheered as she pushed through. she crossed the minute initiate line on her hands and knees in third place. >> amazeing. >>> utah three high school friends got dressed up for dance for nothing. the school wouldn't let them in. >> not because of what they were wearing. one of the girls refused a ticket because she didn't have a date. >> here's what happened much the girls didn't have dates as iain said to the valentine's day dance. they asked each other. two shared a tick when the third tried to buy one for herself at the door the school said, nope can't. school district says the dance was for couples only. the girl doctors however get a refund for the tick they had already bought. >

. >>> and lance armstrong getting back on his bike in austin, texas, making money for his livestrong, his first return to the livestrong event since 2012 when his use of performance enhancing drugs was exposed. >>> let's go back to the white house now because the white house still taking slack over its summit on violent extremism this week as president obama tries to turn the focus now to the economy during his appearance at the winter meeting of the democratic national committee. chief white house correspondent ed henry is with us. what is the white house saying about the fbi director not being invited to the summit? >> reporter: very curious that james comey was not invited because this was obviously a summit on countering violent extremism extremism. he's in charge of the fbi. josh earnest said attorney general eric holder his boss was there, but overall the white house did not want to send the signal to muslims that there was too much of a law enforcement presence at this summit, something i pressed earnest on. listen. >> we wanted to make sure this wasn't overly focused on law e