>> that's not the kind of music that goes over in corpus christi, i guess.f tough crowds when you were wrestling. >> at that type, by the way, i had my very first match event. they say you've got a lot of potential, but you're just not ready for the big show. you have to start at the bottom. so i had to move to nashville, tennessee. i wrestled there. and starting at the bottom meant every night i would wrestle in flea markets. i would wrestle in used car dealerships. i would wrestle in barns, real barns where people are sitting -- >> jimmy: what kind of people come to barns to watch wrestling? >> doctors, lawyers. stuff like that. yeah. the kind where they have been -- there's been a lot of moon shine throughout the day. so by the time you get there, these flea markets or barns, there's no security or guard gate or anything like that. so it was a bitch to try to just get to the ring. because you would actually have to go through the people. going through the people, as you can imagine was, that's where you get -- i have scars all over my head. you get hit wi

. >> eric: corpus christie, texas. more visitors. are you all right with this? you did spring break until 11 years ago when i was sober. but there is a serious side to this. it found a kid on the beach panama city dead from drinking -- >> kimberly: alcohol poisoning. >> bob: yeah. his friend couldn'te him. alcohol in particular -- freddie what are we showing? we're showing women bouncing their butt in viewers' faces. can we stop that? >> eric: hear this out. it sent out an e-mail at 2:00 this afternoon and said we are doing the party first, hangover second, all that stuff in a minute. >> eric: you have a son and eventually he will end up in one of these places. >> kimberly: i'm going. i'll be a chaperon. i went with my girlfriends and everything, at the time, i was 18 and some were night so parents had me sign to be the legal guar guardian. >> bob: i wish you'd do it for me for everything. >> eric: did you do spring break? >> greg: i did. i don't like it. college kids can't drink but they persist in drinking. this is like injecting gorillas with steroids. it mak

the american, texas and citgo flags at half staff outside the refinery in houston in corpus christi.k issue with the fact that ha chave chavez is na texas wan. at this time go is owned by venezuela's national oil company. also a program to help low income people run by joe kennedy former congressman and son of robert and/8 they will kennedy. thens of thousands marched through the treat streets alongside a hearse carrying chavez body. he died after a two year battle with cancer. >>> kia's new concept car designed to provoke. provo. it is also the name of the retired branch of the irish rap army. the campaign to force northern island out of the united kingdom. law make hes across britain and ireland appealed to the south korean carmakers to junk the name. kia says hill it is too late to junk the name it promises not to use the name in the british isles. >>> what is being done after they lost track of billions of your dollars. >>> a woman hires a company to find her missing cat but can the company really track down a lot of pet? i'm michael finney ahead on 7 on your side. i will show yo

corpus christi, texas were shown this video. >> why would the church be so mad at us anyway. >> a lot of people blame the united states for problems around the world. >> i don't get it? >> america is such a big and powerful country that the decisions we make here effect other countries around the world and a lot of people think that we don't use our power the right way. that's because sometimes the things that we do here can have a negative effect on other countries and a lot of people disagree with the decisions and policies that the united states has. >> bill: all right. joining us now from dallas to sort it all out our pal glenn beck. first of all, beck, i'm sorry i called you a frog but you are wearing green. >> that's all right. i took a piece of paper and i wrote your name on it and i stomped on it. >> bill: now you are going to be thrown out of class. which way do you want to take first? do you want to take the indoctrination of the bad america or the ryan. >> let's take that one. what kills me here is first of all, a, it's in texas. texas is the last real strong hold of the re

. >> i understand they are getting a route from a houston to corpus christi? >> the houston metroplex initiative is one of the early short-term benefits of next gen. i have met with the interdepartmental staff working on it and they take great pride in getting the approvals in designing the approaches and the other parts on an accelerated basis. they are literally committed to shaving years of of what would be a multi-year process. >> is there anything this committee can do to help expedite the process? >> congress has been very supportive historically of next gen which is a multi-tier system. which is very expensive. it is the continued year-to-year commitments so we can plan ahead and the contract in community and the airlines can be confident to make those investments. that is the single most important thing is the consistency. >> i had the privilege of touring some faa facilities and you have some fine men and women working there. the traveling public would be better served as well as the environment if that were taken care of. i will yield back the remain

have a direct interest in the pipeline no they don't own it but the oil goes to them at their corpus christi refinery on the texas gulf coast and the reason they want the canadian oil the reason why. to run this filthy tube all the way down from canada always cross the united states because at the moment they buy their oil from hugo chavez they don't mind buying venezuelan oil except at a cost thirty three dollars a barrel more than they could get from canada canada is willing to rip itself to pieces and send us their crud at a discount because it's it's crud this you know liquid tar and it would replace oil that is shipped to those refineries by china is that cost the koch brothers three billion extra year to be three billion in their pocket so they've got to get rid of chavez get someone who will either sell them the oil or kind of get rid of the united states or get rid of mother earth by running that pipeline down so it's really charged as versus the koch brothers so they've run his big campaign as of others who have felt the wrath of child as his dislike for the super rich ripping off h

corpus christi. >> steve: all right. >> brian: meanwhile, that's my cue.ernment. secret service agent nearly killed ahmadinejab. it hatched while he was here -- happened while he was here in 2006. the agent who worked for president bush accidentally discharged a shotgun. ahmadinejab was loading his motorcade at the intercontinental hotel right by us. the agent tried to apologize, but he couldn't be heard overt gun fire. ahmadinejab just turned his head and got into the car. can you imagine if we accidentally killed him? >> steve: that would be bad. >> brian: for him. >> steve: or both sides, believe me. meanwhile, drug sniffing dogs not allowed to sniff out pot. that's right. police dogs in states like colorado, which now has legal marijuana use, will no longer be trained, dogs won't be trained to sniff out marijuana. >> brian: they're going to focus on tug of war. >> steve: it does look like some training exercises. cops say dogs cannot be taught to differentiate between recreational, criminal, and medicinal pot. this is going to make it harder to get sea

. >> reporter: the flags, megyn, flown at half staff at houston, corpus christi and lake charles.those were outraged much the last time flags were at half staff in texas was when neil armstrong died, ironic since hugo chavez once said he didn't believe the united states actually landed on the moon. you mentioned he called george w. bush the devil. he also accused the ideunited states of using a device for the earthquake in haiti. it was intense and sustained. if you look at social network sites, there are some comments supporting the flag at half staff. majority of outraged. citgo released a statement detailing their sense of loss, but nothing about lowering the flag. hugo chavez leaves a legacy of social justice that transcended geographical boundaries. clearly most people do not believe this even comes close to qualifying and again, citgo, the whole company owned entirely boy the venezuelan government, still no reaction as to why they lowered those flags. >> megyn: all right, trace, thank you. th did the president's 2014 strategy back fire? a look at the pushback on exaggeration

bill churchwell of our station in corpus christi reports. >> reporter: it is not something you see every the pelican riding shotgun in a golf cart side-by-side with his new best friend. >> no, you can't drive. >> reporter: richard dunn, a dock worker here says it was 3 months ago when he first met the pelican. he was hurt, and needed help. >> i saw him. he had a hook in his breast, stuck in his wing and i caught him with the net and took the hook out and he just stayed there. >> reporter: he thought the bird would have flown away and never returned. the next day pete was back. they have been best friends ever since. >> he is tough to handle some times. >> how so? >> he will bite my hand. roll over, put his wing over his head like he is hiding. >> reporter: the pelican adopted the dock worker, going wherever he goes, eating out of his hand, and yes riding in the golf cart. the new found friendship has visitors doing a double take. >> he is look a dog. comes in, wants food. lets him pet him. feed him. puts his hand in his mouth. he don't bite him. it is cool. >> be nice. >> reporter: pete

. >> they're struggling getting a route from to corpus christi. there's other regulatory approval. >> the houston metroplex initiative is one of the marquee is a the short-term benefits of nexgen. i've been down to houston to meet with the interlude part mental status. they take great pride in getting approvals in designing the approach is another accelerated basis. they are the truly committed to shaving years off of what would be a multiyear process. >> anything this committee can do to expedite the process? be that congress has been supportive of nexgen, a multiyear system of systems that quite frankly is expensive. if it continued year-to-year commitments that we can plan ahead, the contract to community and airlines can be confident to make investments. that's the single most important thing. >> have been had the privilege of touring sa facilities, you have some kind than in women working there, the years 1950s technology. the traveling public would be better served if that were taken care of. unhealed that can recognize the ranking member fo

caller: i'm actually in corpse cris, texas, but it really -- corpus christi, texas, but it really doesn't matter. the changes that the republican party should make is that trying to get in touch more with the youth, i mean, democrats were out there, obama was out there with the children, and i mean, also with, like, it doesn't matter, but he was still getting out there. and people see that, and that's what they want. they don't care about information, really, because all the voters, they're low informed. and so, i mean, i think that the republicans should, my en just come out -- just -- host: i think we're losing you there, miguel, but thanks for calling in. we'll try now brad from greenville, south carolina, a republican as well. we're talking about -- we talked to just republicans in just the first 45 minutes of the "washington journal" today. good morning, brad. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good. caller: i think we should keep it simple and go back to the thoughts of ronald reagan and stop conservatism and just go back to the good old truth that is worked back then, that re

i grew up in a traveling tourism town, corpus christi, texas. we see the value of that.ot to get the people in these government agencies to realize it's not their money they're spending. it's the taxpayers' hard-earned money. >>brian: you've got $89 for the department of defense. sure they could use that for better things. $72.7 million for the department of veterans affairs. i'm sure they would like to see that in their health care plan. $38.7 million to the justice -- $58.7 million to the justice department. if you're doing smart cuts, you would imagine that these conferences with face time and everything else, these could be one of the things that are cut back? >> it's a natural to be cut. obviously people need to get together from time to time on a face-to-face basis. but let's use some of these technologies that are free like, oh, skype. >>brian: exactly. you say you have a site set up for people to go to if they see a situation like this and want to report it. >> oversight.house.gov is a website you can go to to be a whistle-blower on waste golf. a way to get it st