the performance of a play called "corpus christi" goes ahead symbolically to just 20 people. even days later, the director of the play is stunned by what happened. >> what happened that night, it was like a critical mass. many people, they have called my mother, they said to her that we are going to cut down your son and pieces and bring you a box. your son will be in that box. so it is not a performance anymore. it days, do we have a democracy in this country or do we have a dictatorship and nobody is telling us? if we have a dictatorship, then europe must do something. >> this is the man who led to shut down at the theater, the defacto commander of the attack squads. the policemen may come here to buy these? >> yes. >> the shop that he owns sells the paraphernalia of civil conflict, and civil conflict is what he intends. >> even though nobody likes this, greek society is ready to fight a new type of civil war. on one side, there will be let's say nationalists like us and the greeks who want our country to be as it used to be, and on the other side will be illegal immigrants

it will be a slick ride in texas to corpus christi. wet commute from albuquerque to las vegas and the california coast. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in the west, in los angeles, vegas and san francisco. >>> returning to the news. the scathing, new report from the u.s. anti-doping agency, virtually demolishes what's left of lance armstrong's image, painting him as a liar, a cheat and a bully. >> the investigation found armstrong was at the center of a highly-sophisticated and secret doping program. the details were provided by dozens of witnesses, including 11 of armstrong's teammates who say, he pushed them to cheat with him. the agency's chief says the evidence was just too overwhelming to ignore. >> our job, unfortunately, is to act on the evidence. nothing else. nothing more. nothing less. that's what we've done in this case. and what we saw, and the evidence shows an undeniable web of sophisticated doping, all aimed to succeed and bring success to this team. >> the agency stripped armstrong of his cycling titles

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it leaves you warm and kind of a little silky in new orleans, tampa, miami, corpus christi. the strong storms light up today. that line shifts east. it's not necessarily during the >> good morning. in jacqui jeras. a beautiful start your this forning during a lot o sunshine. our temperatures are comfortable 50's. national.an front to the west will >> all of the weather was brought to you by your professional. >>> christa b. allen. >> i can't believe this is what you do nor a living. i ran up to you and said, charlotte, enough with the pills. everything's great. what's coming up this season? >> really more of all of the drama you saw last season. i keep telling everyone, it's always different. it's always emily. but always a different story. >> now, when you started this role, it seemed like she was going to be an innocent schoolgirl. and this year, you have a lot more going on. were you ready for that this season? >> absolutely. anything they throw at me, i'm ready to take on head-first. >> is there one thing that would surprise us that you can give away? >> yeah. the dead b

it's a ten-hour round trip for them to make the drive from prison to corpus christi where they live.he facts came out after the case that this child -- foster child may have had a bizarre eating disorder, peca. he would peel paint off the wall, eat crayons, glow sticks, cat food, hair balls, dig out of the trash. >> wow, wow, wow. >> the prosecution painted her as a mom that wanted a way out. though she was six months' pregnant, been in a car accident, just a couple weeks before he died, was bedridden and wearing a neck brace. and they thank she was somehow able to force that amount of salt down his throat. so a very involved case. again, katie's show dedicating a full hour to it. >> check out paula's story on "katie." a gripping piece. wow. >> make sure to tune in to "good morning america." we'll have much more on the story of hannah overton. >> all right. >>> still ahead this half hour, the movie getting all of the oscar buzz this year. "argo," a story based on some of the most dramatic international event in a generation. >>> but first, a simple swim in the lake turned into a six-

showers from houston, corpus christi.nadian border, northern minnesota to the upper peninsula of michigan. >> highs only in the 40s from fargo to minneapolis. mostly 60s from chicago to boston. and, 80s, across the south. >>> when we think of activities at senior centers, golf, or arts and crafts come to mind. >> yes. but in great falls, montana, one group of seniors is going hog wild, hog as in harley, that is. these over 50 folks lined up for the chance to strap on helmets, goggles and hit the open road. accompanied by the local harley club. most had never, yes, never been on a bike. and they all agreed that given another chance, they would do it again. >> kind of fun being on the back of a bike, right? >> man, look at that. they have harleys too. >> check it out, man. >> they look cool. >> did they go to the road house, get in a fight. down pitchers of beer. what do you think? >> i'm digging it. >> me too. >>> well, coming up. another day, another round of drama, yes, for lindsay lohan. this time, she and her mother go

a 13-foot tiger shark washed ashore near corpus christi over the weekend the same shark the men attackedith a gps earlier. they jumped in to help it. the shark didn't make it but apparently, she was pregnant and gave birth during the ordeal. we don't know how the little sharks turned out but what an episode. >> hopefully the babies survived. >>> 5:56. in the next half hour a clash to the finish. a live report on the final showdown between the president and governor romney. >> and pg&e admits to skipping safety inspections. the risky bay area pipelines that flew under the radar. >> reporter: the giants are headed to the world series. do you want tickets? i have details on a contest that may have you glued to twitter. details coming up. ,,,, jack, you said you wanted a whole new breakfast item. i give you... flap jacks. hmm! yeah...um...the thing is, i don't know if i'm comfortable with people eating my face. how 'bout a loaded breakfast sandwich with country-grilled sausage, bacon, ham, two fried eggs, and melting cheese on toasted sourdough. don't do it. don't eat my face... do not eat m

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corpus christi, coming in at 91 today.e of and low clouds over the nation's capital right now. the sun is breaking through and up the cloudsng it will be nice today and comfortable and warmer than the last couple of days. 67 degrees downtown but cooler out west. los 70's this afternoon and a little breezy. >> thank you, guys, for staying with us in the mist. that's all the weather for this half hour. there will be more coming. let's go inside to that lara spencer. where are you? >> i'm right inside, sam. here i am. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." tori spelling opening up about the dramatic fight to keep her baby boy alive. >>> two surprising all-stars booted from "dancing with the stars." we hate to see them go. but we're going to talk to them all live. >>> and "jersey shore" taking over times square. there's the cast. they're with us live, coming up on "good morning america," live from times square. these fellas used capital one venture miles for a golf getaway. double miles you can actual

next is george from corpus christi, texas, another democrat. caller: a have been a democrat almost all my life, but the last election, i thought president obama was unqualified and he was just too young. jfk at least had a lot more political experience and was a war hero, but obama was way too far to the left. [indiscernbile] the main task of the president is to protect -- the constitution said, and i have always been a constitution fall wower. i think he has come too far, this president, and i am going to probably going to be switching to an independent, and i will probably vote for romney. i am not sure yet, but romney seems to be more moderate and centrist, like clinton was. clinton was a good president, not counting the personal dalliances which did not mean anything anyway. i am going to vote for romney and it might be different. host: that you, george. the vice presidential candidates debate this week on thursday, but there are two more presidential debates coming up, and here they are, october 16, a town hall type debate. finally, octobe

host: jim is on the republican line from corpus christi, texas.aller: one of your guests made the remark that in ohio, being a purple state, they go republican or democrat. they don't have a lot of passion for politics -- politicians to get the job done. i don't think we should wait forever for a difference to be made. another comment i wanted to make, i am a big believer in the best man will win. that this not just apply to candidates running for reelection. the best companies will survive. i think bailing out these things, intervening, it's probably not a good idea. host: thanks for the call from texas. guest: in terms of the impatience of ohio voters, i think he's right. ohio has been hit disproportionately hard during the most recent recession. we are 48th in jobless. only california and new york had more job losses, and michigan as well. we have been hit disproportionately hard. as a result, the citizens of this state of ohio don't have a great deal of patience. i think the fact that we are continuing to see this slow recovery is something th

one of those freshmen elected 2010 from corpus christi. a very instead to die.if you pay attention to the congressional delegation he certainly is more interesting and more fun to write about and more fun to cover the others. why did you pick on them? and why did you take him to write about? and would you talk about him for this group? >> many of you are texans know the name, but noted in a different context. his grandmother is a liberal icon. did not give his politics from his grandmother. an entrepreneur, and somewhat of an accidental congressman. he ran in 2010 as the texas congressional district that includes corpus christi, and at the time it included rumsfeld. district, in other words, that was 70 percent hispanic. blake himself spoke no spanish. he was a political unknown. however, in 2010, despite the numbers seemingly being overwhelmingly against him, it being a midterm year, a lot of latino voters stayed home, and there was a big tea party movements in the corpus area, and he won after a runoff by about 800 or 900 votes. >> cb solomon of -- solomon ort

jarrell] in 2000, a federal grand jury returned a 97 count indictment against koch industries in corpus christi, texas. they were charged not only with emitting more benzene than they were allowed to, they tried to cover it up. benzene is a known human carcinogen. people that are breathing benzene have increased risk of developing cancer. that's known. it's not suspected. it is known. [dr. jarrell] but the bush administration worked with koch to come up with a plea bargain, so it went from 97 count indictment to 1 count. the potential $350 million to just $20 million fine. as an environmental criminologist, watching this case evolve makes me sick. they know they can get away with it. they'll just wait and be fined. if they ever get caught-- which in most cases they won't ever be caught-- because the epa is understaffed and underfunded. [bouie] the koch brothers care more for their income than they do their neighbors, and people are constantly dying. it's just called cheap, and not caring about people, or rivers or the environment, or anyone but their bottom line. david koch, he can stop this, j