for instance, one of the focal for focal points is on austin, texas, university of texas, people would question why that would be included. austin and the university of texas were epicenters in their own fashion, the antiwar movement, with the women's movement, we use that as a microcosm examining the process, focusing on hate not surprisingly from 1967. earlier in scope, the appearance at columbia university, the small circle of friends referred to in that manner, ginsberg and jack kerouac and their bodies were challenging the institution that was columbia and challenging the literary establishment and questioning moloch as goods are referred to it as he does in the famous epic poem howell, as jack kerouac does on the road. the delivery presented in public the first time in 1955, the publication of on the road, those who accompany those seminal moments serve as triggers. the appearance, the emergence and harvard believe it or not which involved timothy leary, richard albert and brought in young people to serve as guinea pigs as it were, proved enormously controversial, surprisingly wh

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one of the focal points in one of the chapters is in austin texas and people would question why that would be included but austin and the university of texas were epicenters in their own fashion for the new left for the antiwar movement. i used that as kind of a microcosmic examining process as i focus on hate not surprisingly when you get into 1967. earlier in scope you can talk about the appearance at camus kumble --dash mike columbia university it was ginsburg and the carol act. they are buddies who were challenging the institution that was columbia and they were challenging the literary establishment and they were questioning that. as he does in the famous epic point. the delivery of how which was predict projected in 1955. those are a couple of those similar moments. and they serve as triggers. the appearance the emergence of this project at harvard believe it or not which involved timothy leary and eventually richard the young people to serve as guinea pigs as they were. and proved to be enormously controversial. surprisingly what became most controversial what the institution

18-hour cities like austin, texas. do you think that the public transportation on the municipal levels, local levels -- does it have to all come from the local level? can there be participation on the federal level, and do you think there can be some sort of ? blic/private partnership it appears the demand is going to continue. >> can i go first? because that's exciting. thank you, mr. haskins. i want to say something that is very interesting in this. tell me when it's not. ever since the second world war, if you look at a graph of vehicle miles traveled in the united states, since the second world war, the trendline went up andup through recessions downturns and slowdowns. this relatively steady increase until about 2005 or 2006, and np -- then p -- the mp's slowly decreased. there are many theories, and one being that young people are different. when you were 16, the first thing you wanted to do was get your drivers license, go out and drink beer. but the younger people, when thierry is that they are connected throug

john: she said she's a dissenting politician austin texas where bureaucrats ran ridesharing companies mayor in new york city tried but failed. >> what we have agreed to is the limit we needed so we could make sense of a complicated situation. john: such a weasley hustler. politicians routinely don't like new ideas and they really don't like new ideas that compete with people who give them money. in this case the regulated taxi business. uber is largely one but it's an ongoing battle. author of uber posits a consumer's benefit is the politicians move in new companies when an and that's jared meyer. but the politicians are supposed to be there for the public interest. they are supposed to but when you have their private interest in the case of maher de blasio getting half a million dollars from the tax industry and they stand up at a news conference and say this about ube >> they are lookinut for their corporate bottom line. they're putting their profits overall the considerations. john: yeah that's what businesses tend to do and says they can can't make a profit unless they serve their

so for instance, one of the focal points in one of the chapters is on austin texas, the university of texas and people would kind of question why that would be included as often and the university of texas were epicenters in their own fashion for the new left, the end of war movement, for the counterculture, for the women's movement so i use that is kind of a microcosm examining concept, just as i focus on a and not surprisingly when you get into 1967. earlier in scope you can talk about the appearance at columbia university of this small circle of friends who were referred to as ginsburg and kerouac. and their buddies who were challenging the institution that was columbia and they were challenging the literary establishment. and they were questioning morlock as ginsburg referred to it. as he does in his famous epic poem howled. as kerouac does in on the road so the delivery of howl which was presented to the public for the first time in 1955, the publication of on the roadyears later , those were a couple of those little moments. and they serve as a trigger. the appearance, the emerg

producer circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, he's a james beard award winning chef and celebrated restaurateur best known outside the kitchen for his regular appearances on chopped, top chef, and other irresistible foodie reality shows. his new collection of mouthwatering multicultural recipes, the red rooster cookbook: the story of food and hustle in harlem has just been published. he's marcus samuelsson, this is overheard. (applause) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on and let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? think i just got an f from you. (applause) marcus samuelsson, welcome. - thank you so much for having me. i'm super excited to be in this iconic location. - great to be here with you, an

producer circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, he's an academy award nominated and emmy award winning actor best known for the tv series wings and ned and stacey, and films like sideways and spiderman 3. his latest role is soon to be ex-husband robert dufresne on the hbo comedy, divorce. he's thomas haden church, this is overheard. (pleasant music) let's be honest, is this about your ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa-- hate to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? just got an f from you actually. (applause) thomas haden church, nice to see you. - thank you evan. - may i say it is nice to see your mug back on television. - oh, in a, in a-- - [evan] in a series. - weekly fashion. - in a weekly fashion. - thank you. - 'cause you were there and t

the weather but also the energy of the ecosystem and the guess reduce the debt in places like austin, texas. so talk about the smart phones and other technological devices but it hasn't gotten that much worse recently. so it only goes half a percent that is then suddenly because they have the i phone it is much deeper than that. so with capital investment we don't have the tools coming into the workplace that embodied those technologies. if the capital is declining per worker. said to bring those cities into the marketplace with those few restrictions. with the tax reform and regulatory reform. to say this is why a more sensible regulatory policy will lead to more productivity with 9 percent of the workforce. with the services or financial services think of productivity in the service sector. had to think of capital formation? >> it is the same story and is harder it is hard to understand so that could be added to this service in that area that people sea every day so since it is a bigger faction of the economy in manufacturing appoint to the of restrictions and here you have a lot of of la

kiss-cam, kiss-cam, austin, texas. >> wait. >> vacant. >> they're on a break. >> seriously.this up. six contestants, kissing this car. >>> this morning on "world news now," the deadly shooting rampage of a hate filled suspect. >> social media post painting a dark portrait of the black man police say randomly killed three white men, opening fire while stalking the downtown streets of fresno and shouting muslim praise. terrorism or hate crime? >> former president, george w.h. bush hospitalized treated for pneumonia. update on his condition. >> too close for comfort, two russian bombers intercept add long the coastline, american jets escorting the military craft for more than ten minutes. but when was the last time this happened? >> no fairy tale, unicorn trend a thing. star bucks trading in bitter taste of coffee with sweet, sour explosion of mythical proportions. what will be next to get the unicorn trea

producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, he's a civil rights activist and educator whose work on behalf of the black lives matter movement has made him one of the country's most celebrated and consequential advocates for social justice. he's deray mckesson. this is overheard. let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem, and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle, before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually. this is overheard. (audience applauding) deray mckesson, welcome. - it's good to be here. - thank you very much for being here. so, we sit here today on january the 13th, one week from the trump presidency beginning officially. how are you feeling? - you know, it is sad in so many ways, and so mu

, took his first win of the 2017 season with victory at motogp‘s grand prix of the americas in austin, texasaken the championship lead with three races completed. that's after his teammate maverick vinales crashed out on just the second lap leaving him pointless for the first time since last season's race in argentina allowing his spanish compatriot marquez to win his fifth consecutive race at this venue. 38—year—old rossi has seven career motogp championships but none since 2009. alejandro valverde dedicated his victory in the final ardennes classic, liege bastogne liege, to mick—ayley scarponi who was killed in a road accident on saturday. valverde overtook irishman, dan martin, in the final 300 metres of the 258 kilometre race to take victory and build on his successful start to the season. he's already won four stage races and two one day classics so far. the spaniard then said he'd give all his prize money to scarponi's family. at the world snooker championship, last year's beaten semi—finalist, marco fu of hong kong, is in a real tussle with 2010 winner neil robertson with the pair lev

producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith. he's the breakout star of the political journalism class of 2016. a reporter for the washington post, whose dogged coverage of donald trump won him praise from his peers and legions of fans and just maybe a pulitzer. he is david fahrenthold. this is overheard. let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa one could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually. this is over. - david fahrenthold welcome. - great to be here - so a reporter in 2016, who people like and admire - (laughs) - you're like half unicorn, half bigfoot. - it won't last. - no it couldn't possibly be. we're not in a business that people like or admire very much

he is also a professor at the university of texas austin. call from massachusetts on our independent line. caller: it is actually an honor to speak with professor joseph, because i frequently watched him on our local obligate affairs and called " basic black," i know he was a professor at tufts. i admire his career and respect a majority of his views. but i wanted to approach this from a slightly different angle. about anted upcoming book that will be released called "locking up our own: crime and punishment in lack america." pbsas on npr and the newshour. his thesis cuts to the core of my experience. i grew up in the civil rights era, the late 1960's. my parents were not activists. they were fairly conservative, family a greatur deal of sensitivity and respect for the struggles of african-americans at that time. i lived in baltimore, and remember when dr. martin luther king was assassinated, my father brought us all into the living room and made us get down on our hands and knees and pray because we knew our city would erupt in massive viol

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this optima sedan at a dealership in austin, texas. the winner of the drawing, this woman here, 30-year-old state health lab technician. after 50 hours of kissing that car. that is insane. >> so the six remaining contestants received lesser prizes. interesting techniques. >> she won a car. they won like, tickets to a music festival. >> 20 people began kissing the kia 7:00 a.m. monday with ten minute breaks eve. hour. >> look at this. facebook live streamed. >> trust me. i watched it. now to know it came done to a draw. i feel gypped. >> a lot of them over the overnight hours. 50 hour straight of keeping your lips on everything, got to be wearing. >> moving on. >> yeah. coming up. the fiery collapse of a power line tower, drone video captures the scene as a fire causes it to collapse. >> according to a new book, the clinton campaign collapsed on itself. the fascinating look inside the election and learn where hillary's run for the white house apparently went off course. >> and check out our behind the scenes pics on instagram. promise w

this is a car contest taking place in austin, texas. it's called kiss a kia. >> radio station is sponsoring. contestants must keep klehr lips locked on this 2016 opt mia. a live look at the contest started yesterday at 7 a.m. with 20 people. last check there are six here in front. some are probably there around the back. can you imagine this. a lot of slobber to clear off of that car. >> i would fall asleep. >> it looks like some of them may have fallen asleep. >> you got to do wh do, if you want to win a car. >> we're talking about it here in d.c. and it ' z2c5qz z16fz y2c5qy y16fy coming up on today's telecast: >> this just burns the devil up! glory to god! >> i feel good! >> jesus! he's going to shout a little bit! where's all the pain? >> i don't know. >> you know who touched you? >> jesus! >> no more pain right here in my lower back. no more pain! >> doctor jesus gave her a divine chiropractic treatment! amen! god has used reverend peter popoff throughout his entire life and ministry to bring miraculous deliverance to hundreds of t

. >> the contest sponsor by a radio station theren austin, texas. if more than one of the people, are still kissing the kia by the time they hit 50 hours, a random drawing will take place to deter men a winner. i wish i had known about it. >> would you do it? >> i have kiss aid lot worse. >> i wouldn't do that. >> kissed a lot worse for a lot less. you with me, jack? >> turn into prince rm chaing. the kia its just a kia. great car. do it for a good car. >> whoa. hating on the kia? >> saying a great car. do it for a great kia. >> safe car. good looking car. kia, don't come after me. >> i would do it for air lemon and then some. >> thrill a minute. going to continue to monitor that situation. >> breaking news. >> riveting video. last time we checked in on it. amazing. >> all right, coming up. the new study on smoking pot. not just smoking, but, dabbing or vaping or however cannibis users are getting their thc these days. no idea. why the marijuana taboo seems to be going up in smoke. >> close encounter one woman had with a toilet. the bathroom fiks fx

it is happening at a dealership near austin, texas. >> the basic rule, keep your lips on the car lasterson kissing the kia wins the car. >> information streaming in right now. there are about 12 people, 12 people still left but they're dropping fast. they started at 8:00 monday morning. if there's more than one person still going by tomorrow morning, the winning will be picked in a drawing. it was only awkward when one dude kia. a little awkward. >>> this is what you could call a crappy day. >> so, this woman in texas got her arm stuck in her toilet. all because she didn't want to spend the money on a plumber when it got clogged. >> after trying in vain to free herself she had to call 911. the firefighters finally liberating her arm but the video going viral sotuesday april 18t you are waking up to a mild morning - on this tax day. good morning i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. good morning washington. toss to eileen - roller coaster temperatures the next few days - isolated shower chances tomorrow through friday - cooler weekend ahead - sunday soaker (next best chance for rain

. >> in austin, texas a radio station decided to give away a free kia with the kiss the kia contest. 96.7 kiss fm decided to come up with a marketing idea for 20 contestants put their lips on the car and waited to see who lasted the longest. as of 6:30 a.m. central time on tuesday, it started on monday, there still 11 contestants left. there can be only one. after 50 hours the rule says that one contestant will be picked from a lottery. >> let's do it. >> put the headphones up. >> we are doing it, live. >> for women who wanted all, career, love, and a family, sometimes the biological clock will not play long. what they do is take their biological clock and get their eggs frozen. it's not a new phenomenon but now it's young women who are doing it. >> we have new hit music first,. >> i caught up with astra who is a radio host in new york, we spoke about her decision. >> i did because i know getting older. i don't want to rush into finding a boyfriend or into getting married. you know how the pressure is. the older you get feel like you have to get married and have kids but the guys are

host: here is sue from austin, texas. hi.er: i grew up in amherst. i know the kind of jobs that, when we were in high school, we were either going to go to college, or we would go to the steel mills. you could get the training to be a skilled worker in both places. remember in the late 1970's and early 1980's, a friend of mine who did not choose to go to college ended up becoming a machinist at the steel mill. he was doing quite well. then in the 1990's when the layoffs started, and getting hit became aard, he craftsman. i think he was making something like $10 per hour. it was a big blow to his income. guess, we had problems with pollution. we used to say this sky was always orange over lorraine in the 1960's and 1970's. host: thank you for that. we will that our guest respond. for calling you living inreality of industrial america. our summary workers from amherst and grafting, committees i have been privileged to represent in , whose workers today have been impacted by these new layoffs. the people of lorain county know well the price that america

if we'll have some new party it will emerge locally and emerge in des moines, detroit, austin, texas,that will give rise to t not a presidential candidate. >> does that mean you're running for office in austin, texas? >> no, i'm here on your show just talking to but. >> sure he is. all right, gentleman, that wraps it up for the hour. thank you, i'll see you tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. or any time on twitter. right now more news with hallie jackson. >> steve eruhle thank you very much. this thursday for the white house, a full scale foreign policy blitz. iran could become the next north korea and north korea warning it may launch a "super mighty pre-ememptive strike." we have reports from global hot spots. >>> remember the judge targeted by the president on the campaign trail? he's now overseeing the case of this man, a deported dreamer who is suing the federal government, we're diving into that. >>> plus developing this morning, rumblings of a health care compromise, but is it really or is this one also dead on arrival? new details on what's in and what's out, with the best team in the busi

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more than a century later the diamond-studded relic made its way 1700 miles east to austin, texas, where a couple found it tossed in with a $5 box of books at an estate sale. after doing some research, they decided to send it home. the badge is on display at the berkeley historical society. >>> people marked holocaust remembrance day in berkeley today. the point was to keep the memory alive of the more than 6 million jews who died in world war ii. dozens of survivors lit a candle and speakers reflected on a continuing problem of anti- semitism. >> we continue to move forward with our responsibility to fight more than ever against intolerance and hatred. indifference is not an option. >> today's event featured musical performances and poetry readings. >>> still ahead, the sun was out, and so were bay area sailors. how they kicked off boating season with an extra special 100th anniversary of opening day on the bay. >> it was windy and cool out there. >>> as we look towards that, there is more clouds on the way. in fact, there will be some rain. we will talk about the forecast when we come

this is a car contest taking place in austin, texas.s called kiss a kia. >> radio station is sponsoring. contestants must keep klehr lips locked on this 2016 opt mia. a live look at the contest started yesterday at 7 a.m. with 20 people. last check there are six here in front. some are probably there around the back. can you imagine this. a lot of slobber to clear off of that car. >> i would fall asleep. >> it looks like some of them may have fallen asleep. >> you got to do what you got to do, if you want to win a in d.c. and it ' down in texas. stay tuned, tmz is coming up next. we'll see you tomorrow night. harvey: bradley cooper just had a baby, which did not stop him from making out with lady gaga. >> the two are on the set of "a star is born" and they're all over each other. >> if you're irina shayk looking on and the director yells cut! and there's like one second more and you're like -- harvey: and she's also vulnerable because she also gained probably three pounds in the pregnancy. >> oprah, she's walking out of a building and t

he's a tech executive from austin, texas, who's considering a run for congress. kopser spent 20 years in the army after studying aerospace engineering at west point. >> as a kid, i was so inspired by nasa, and the idea of being in space was just fascinating. >> reporter: kopser is exploring a run against texas republican lamar smith, a 30-year incumbent who's chairman of the house committee on science, space and technology. >> most climate science today appears to be based more on exaggerations, personal agendas and questionable predictions than on the scientific method. >> reporter: kopser says he's motivated in part by smith's skeptical views of climate change science. >> lamar smith is a nice gentlemen. he has a view toward science and technology that is not helpful in terms of where our economy is going. his views on climate change are not in step with where the body of the science is. >> reporter: smith also supported president trump's recent executive order rolling back president obama's clean power plan. >> the whole discussion of the clean power plan and

you're looking at the kiss a kia contest in austin, texas.uckering up to a new k kia optima. here's the rule. you have to keep your lips pressed against the car. if you pull away, you're out. contest ants get a ten-minute break every hour if more than one of them make it to the end and win the lottery, the remaining competitors will determine the winner. i could do that so easy. >> ten minutes every hour? come on. wish we were there. >> show them how it's done. >> just ahead, bill karins with an update on that severe weather with $18 million at risk. >> plus a goose attack on one of america's finest. you're watching "early today." why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? oh, are you reading why people put milk on cereal? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all? no more questions for you! ouph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, happens to more people than you think... try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good, right? mmm, yeah. i got your ba

producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, he's a civil rights activist and educator whose work on behalf of the black lives matter movement has made him one of the country's most celebrated and consequential advocates for social justice. he's deray mckesson. this is overheard. let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem, and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle, before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president?

could be severe from chicago, indianapolis all the way down towards little rock, dallas and into austin texas. about 17 million people under that slight risk of severe weather and around chicago, green bay and across st. louis, further south into dallas afternoon and evening thunderstorms with strong winds, maybe hail, and can't rule out a tornado. the temperature start off great. april is that kind of month. monday is great. 70s then we go into the middle of the week, take a look at this, new york city temperature take a real nose dive ten to as much as 15 degrees, then after the weekend jumps back up so that's the hope of spring. >> thanks. spring means golf. just like when sergio was about to write another mess, he was unraveling at the back 9 until he had this eagle to tie justin rose. they were going at it a long time and long time friends and teammates, all garcia needed to do was two-putt but finished it off in style to win his first major on his 74th try. he admits he was getting tired of being the best player to never win. you see the look of relief on his face. >> that dual with his

hejoins me on skype from austin, texas. overbooking is very common on this, isn't it?d here? here we had a full flight where the airline realised they needed to take some crew and send them to louisville to fly the next morning so they had people that were going to work on another plane but if they didn't have the crew there, the plane would be delayed or cancelled so all of a sudden they had four more people that needed to be accommodated on this aircraft and there were seats are they began by asking if there were any volunteers who would take compensation. they offered 400, they offered 800. there we re offered 400, they offered 800. there were no takers. finally, they said, ok, were no takers. finally, they said, 0k, we have four more people who we need to take some people off the aircraft and they have a procedure for that. it appears that they followed it but one of the people who they had asked to leave wouldn't do so. it is surely yet another pr disaster for united, isn't it? do so. it is surely yet another pr disasterfor united, isn't it? and it looks particula

it is happening at a dealership near austin, texas. >> the basic rule, keep your lips on the car. last person kissing the kia wins the car. >> information streaming in right now. there are about 12 people, 12 people still left, but they're dropping fast. they started at 8:00 monday morning. if there's more than one person still going by tomorrow morning, the winning will be picked in a drawing. it was only awkward when one dude started to french kiss the kia. >> oh, no. >> that was just a little awkward. >> i know. >>> and this is what you could call a crappy day. >> so, this woman in texas got her arm stuck in her toilet, all because she didn't want to spend the money on a plumber when it got clogged. >> after trying in vain to free herself, she had to call 911 for help. as you see, the firefighters finally liberating her arm, but the video going viral so embarrassing enough, i'd say. >> oh, can't say we've been there. ere. arrassing enough, i'd say. >> oh, can't say we've been there. so when their windshield got cracked... customer: we can't drive this car. tech: ...they wanted

producer circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, he's an academy award nominated and emmy award winning actor best known for the tv series wings and ned and stacey, and films like sideways and spiderman 3. his latest role is soon to be ex-husband robert dufresne on the hbo comedy, divorce. he's thomas haden church, this is overheard. (pleasant music) let's be honest, is this about your ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa-- hate to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on.

producer circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, he's a james beard award winning chef and celebrated restaurateur best known outside the kitchen for his regular appearances on chopped, top chef, and other irresistible foodie reality shows. his new collection of mouthwatering multicultural recipes, the red rooster cookbook: the story of food and hustle in harlem has just been published. he's marcus samuelsson, this is overheard. (applause) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it.

gary: i live down in texas outside of austin. charlie: outside of austin? gary: yes, sir.ace. gary: it is a great place. i lived in new york for a couple of years, i started getting cold. it scared me away. charlie: like today. it is windy. gary: out in california a little bit, but austin, i love to be at home. i love my family. charlie: where do you think you are going? where is the journey leading? is it just to get better? is it explore new experiences? is it to open people's ears to a variety of music? or all of the above? gary: all of it. you express that better than i could. [laughter] charlie: maybe i should be writing songs. gary: there you go. charlie: it would certainly be better to write than singing, i can tell you that. gary: how about we collaborate? charlie: all right, you sing. what is the hat about? gary: my dad bought me this had a long time ago. i loved seeing michael jackson wearing a hat. i remember him singing "who is loving you" with the jackson five, that purple hat, i thought it was the cool thing. from that to stevie ray vaughn to jimi hendrix to

joining us from austin, texas marjorie clifton. >> i don't know it's party specific. i think there's lots of people who have strong emotions because he's done things to evoke responses about the wall and comments about women that go beyond politics but when it comes to things like the hearing we're talking about i think that's separate and what is like you talked about the base being fired up, that's going to energize politicses who politicians. >> bill: we did a survey and people don't follow the supreme court like that and don't know who neil gorsuch is or watch the hearings we're talking about the general folks not people who watch "the o'reilly factor." this is a good man, gorsuch, you see that don't you? honorable man? >> he seems such. i agree this is not the food fight i mate be worth in a ditch climate. >> bill: he's a good man and his record on the bench is stellar. it's a stellar record then when he was appointed to the lower court all the democrats went along with it, ok. now they don't. it's not because of gorsuch it's because of trump. they don't want to

from los angeles to austin, texas to chicago and palm beach, florida, organizers say saturday's protest called the tax march was inspired by the women's march that took place the day after president trump was inaugurated. our fox news correspondent is in new york with details. >> reporter: demonstrators gathered across the nation for the tax march, a protest aimed at getting president trump to release his tax returns. the majority of tax protests have been peaceful. >> millions of thousands of americans are taking to the streets from sea to shining sea, in big cities, and small cities across this nation, we demand donald trump release tax returns. are you ready to go? >> reporter: marchers organize 150 cities including new york, los angeles, washington and chicago. >> if taxation without representation is tyranny, representation without tax and -- >> reporter: protesters gathered outside of president trump's he stayed in florida. president trump was the first major party nominee to withhold his tax return since gerald ford in 1976 and has no signs of plans to release them. in new york,

the clements center for national security in austin, texas, hosteda i three-day conference on ronald reagan. we'll begin with a panel on his leadership style and diplomatic legacy. >> i'm will inboden one of the directors for the clements center and your host today and honored to be here with thee distinguished statesman, three alumni of the reagan administration. so rather than the formal academic papers that we're having on most of the other panels, this one will be more informal recollections and reminiscence of what it was like working in the administration for the president himself, the atmosphere at the time. and each of our panelists will offer ten to 15 minutes of prefatory comments and then we'll turn it over to q&a. for my fellow mishistorians in the room, this is the time to do the expert interview you've been wanting do. introducing our three panelists first over on this end the man who needs no introduction i mean it lirt rally because i introduced him three hours ago, again ambassador kenned a he willman. >> i don't mind, go on. >> all right. for our purposes here, thou

a century later, the relic made its way to austin texas where a couple found it tossed in with a $5 box of books at an estate sale. the badge is now on display at the berkeley historical society along with his revolver. >>> the goal is to keep alive the more than 6 million jews and 5 million others who died in nazi concentration camps. today dozens of survivors each lit a candle and speakers reflected on the continued problem of semitism. >> continue to move forward to fight against hatred. indifference is not an option. >> reporter: amanda grew up in poland. a man who survived the holocaust shared his story. >>> still to come. would you consider a six figure salary low income? apparently in the bay area it is. >> i go through a hack a day. and that's kind of hard on me. >> plus the new tactic big tobacco is trying to make sure that americans keep smoking. >> and a big tumble into a ravine. the heartwarming reunion between a horse and his owner. >> and we move toward sunny san francisco looking south from transamerica. it's all coming up after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> brought to

producer's circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texasty. - i'm evan smith, he's an award winning novelist, short-story writer, and academic who's 26 works of fiction over an amazing four decades include, world's end, tortilla curtain, tooth and claw, wild child, the harder they come, and the road to wellville. his latest, the terranauts, has just been published. he's t. c. boyle, this is overheard. let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and, over time, took it on.

producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas- i'm evan smith. he's the breakout star of the political journalism class of 2016. a reporter for the washington post, whose dogged coverage of donald trump won him praise from his peers and legions of fans and just maybe a pulitzer. he is david fahrenthold. this is overheard. let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa one could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle

well a woman from austin, texas drive ago way with a 2017 kia opt ma after kissing the car for 50 hours all part aivr local radio competition. she got a little lucky thoxt six other people puckerd up for just as long and names were drawn to mic a winner. that's business i'm david as mond. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? ing. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> starting in june the d.c. dmv goyl back to using washington d.c. and they're making change on license plates after d.c. residents were stopped at the airport because tsa didn't recognize it they thought districts of columbia meant columbia with an o and if you have one of those licenses it will remain valid until expires. >> princess headlines getting hit with major fine for polluting they'll pay $40 million for dumping oil contaminated waste and fal falsifying

. >> i'm from austin, texas. i asked you about tax reform. you say on your tax form you are going to consolidate taxes and lowered the top individual income tax rate. this actually only affects those currently making over $413,000. that does not reduce taxes on average. the second one made in america products some manufactures can't -- i don't believe we should allow -- to fit into this category. the third point repeal the death tax so a family member will no longer be taxable. repeal the death tax and is sufficiently estate tax would only if it was those within the state over $5.4 million. i also believe this will affect the average american. you want to cut taxes on small businesses by creating a separate. of 25% but you want to lower the corporate tax rate to 20%. i don't understand why you want to cut rates 20% for corporate but only down to 25% for small businesses. you are now making small businesses compete with corporations. >> okay, a fair question. first of all their three individual rackets. the top bracket would go to 33 in the me

somehow it traveled to austin texas, and when the couple spotted it they gave berkeley p.d. a call.ow it's part of an exhibit and locals are quick to point out how his progressive past matches the city's own. >> he hired berkeley's first woman police officer in 1917, first african-american police officer in 1918. and when some of his white officers said they would resign if they would to work with a black officer he told them he would accept their resignation. >> the badge and his revolver will be on display for the next six months. >>> nine states are seeing a hash brown recall stemming from golf balls. we have that sty and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. right now futures are pointing up. on friday the dow dropped 31 points and the nasdaq lost six. and overseas, the eurorallyed following the results of the french election. emanuel-- who finished first is committed to european unity. his opponent hopes to pull france out of the union. wells fargo's managers are set to meet with shareholders and reassure them the bank is on a new path. they agreed to add $32 mi