by now, dad has acquired a reputation and a new nickname, "dino cowboy." begin to respect his knowledge of dinosaur bones, and his ability to find them. >> the only way you can find fossils is with your eyes. and the only way you can do that is get out there on foot and and walk the outcrops. a guy like clayton can invent. he can solve problems. ♪ >> clayton offers to show a new york gal how it's done. he starts with a safety lecture. >> any snakes? >> there's rattlesnakes. there's mountain lions. walking along the crest of a hill, there could be a cavity, and you could step on one of those and fall 30 feet down. looks great. if you move the dirt, you might find one. >> now, what is that? >> this is a little end of a limb bone to a little plant-eater. it's pretty cool. you can see the whole end of the bone. >> oh, this is definitely bone. >> yep. that's most like a rib. i can tell by the -- >> oh, the shape. i can see why they call him the dino cowboy. >> another piece of bone washed down there. >> and i can see how you could get hooked on fossil hunting.

the cowboy hero. "shane," you may have seen the movie. shane is the quintessential cowboy hero. he comes into the valley, who knows what his history is, doesn't even have a last name, he saves us from the powers of evil. and he sacrifices himself to loneliness as he leaves the valley again. his job is to use his weapons and commit the violence that will save us from the bad guys. really youngare a country, we don't have a big mythology to look back to. we don't have "beowulf." we don't have "king arthur." of europeanhistory americans moving into the west, so as a result our heroes, our who tell us heroes, who we are as a people, how we should conduct ourselves, what we should value. our euros are the mountain men, ,"e cowboys like "shane and a lot of my own writing is to shift that myth. we need a mythology. i'm not saying we should dump the cowboy myth. i want to shift it a little bit. i want to nudge it away from the darker side, the underbelly of that mythology, include the women, shows the heroism

in dallas, the cowboys playing. he has some block. wn the sideline. 38 yards.his aould be touchdown. eke puts the cowboys on to 13-10. matthew staffordhanges that. he's going to find golden tate. he takes it 38 yards for a touchdown. lions a late 24-23 lead. dallas is not quitting. finds elliot. zeke with 240 yards total in the game. no pressure. he comes through. cowboys beat the lions, 26-24. >>> this season felt like a mile high drop to the nati while they deal with their ownak heartbre, chance to impact the postseason for the regular season. is this the last time we'll see him as a national. doug says yes.th 's much we know.battling the dodgers. then the third, this time it's charlie black mon. another two run shots. not rogood. ck keys all over the nats today. it was an emotional day in baltimore. adam jones sent out by himself. teammates cheering in the dug out. a free agent this off season. today might have been his last in the orange and black. he's been with the orioles since 2008. fans on their feet. an emotional day in ltimore. >>> let's hit it quick

goldstein is a dallas cowboys fan. [laughter] [applause] >> nevertheless, mrs. goldstein we have over the years and we have all experienced this for kids on a base and the specific question is access to child care is still an issue for many military families, do you have any updates to help get families get off wait list and get kids to care faster and at affordable rate? >> i just want to ask you one quick question.

it had a picture of black cowboys. i said, wow, i didn't even know there were black cowboys. i still have that slacker. i kept it. could tell one story about that. who wasn't slaved, brought to the west enslaved by a mormon doctor. he took her to utah where slavery was legal. they went to california where slavery was not legal. she sued to gain her freedom in california and in 1854 the courts declared that because she had been taken to a free state that she would be free. so that she was able to live as a free woman, establish a business, leave a mark on the community of los angeles. become a pretty well-known figure in california history. this is a couple years before dred scott. it's always been puzzling to me that the courts never took into account any of this stuff having to do with biddy mason and her successful sue for freedom when they decided the dred scott case, which made slavery illegal throughout american territory. legal through american territory. >> do either of you want to weigh in? i don't want to suggest that the people in this audience are not of high schoo

it shows a native american on the ground with catholic missionary and spanish cowboy standing over him.? say it disrespects native americans and last april the city's arts convention approved removing the statue but it was challenged. the board of appeals rejected the statue and it has now been removed from civic center plaza. >>> paul manafort pleaded guilty just a short while ago to two charges as part of a cooperation agreement with prosecutors. the charges were one count of conspiracy against the united states, one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice due to

final, 20-13 cowboys. >>>e jacksonvilln a rematch of the afc t championship andhe jags team that is 0- against tom mady-led patriots tea until today. first blake h bortlesits dante touchdown.r the the jags only got hotter with the temperature on the field at 107 degrees. jags roll to a big 31-20 victory. then to arguably the week's mvp of the week, the chiefs' pat mahomes, 3 for 6 touchdowns, and 326 yardsgainst the host pittsburgh steelers. at one point kansas cit had a three-touchdown l but survived by going up 14 points to hold on. final score there 42-37 chiefs. >>> and now the bizarre play of the day that happened off the field. buffalo bills defensive back vontae davis shocked his teammates and called it a career and then just retired at halftime. he later said, field reality hit me fast and hard. i shouldn't be out there anymore." that would be the equivalent of us right now saying all right, i just did -- i just did sports, marlie, i'm out. >> right. ionder if he knew he was going to do that before

in fact, zydeco music was born out of cowboy culture.le: we don't want to lose our culture we have here because this is a true thing that goes on every weekend. and i think the world needs to see it, you know. yeah, we are creole black guys riding horses, wearing cowboy hats, dancing to zydeco music. >> herman fusiler: playing the accordions. >> dave lemelle: playing accordion. at one time maybe it wasn't cool, but now if you being country, and trail riding, and listening to zydeco music, you're cool. ♪ why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it helps block six key inflammatory substances. most pills block one. flonase sensimist. most pills block one. the first thing that was important for me to change was the culture of the company. and i think that had to shift to responsible growth. second thing i wanted to change was the leadership of the company. and the third was for us to start listening. listening to our riders. listening to our dri

and right from the opening drive, the cowboys started the day with this dak prescott strike to tavonustin for a 64-yard touchdown. the giants struggled throughout as big "d's" defense dominated. the final 20-13 cowboys. >>> in jacksonville, a rematch of the afc championship and a jags team that is 0-8 against the tom brady-led patriots team, until today. jags strike first. blake bortles hits donteemratur 107 degrees. jags rolled to victory. >>> and then arguably the week's mvp of the week,chiefs' pat mahomes threw for six touchdowns and 326 yards against the host pittsburgh steelers. at one point, kansas city blew a three-touchdown lead but survived by going up 14 points to hold on. final score there, 42-37 chiefs. >>> and then, that bizarre play of the day. it happened off the field. buffalo bills defensive back vontae davis shocked his teammates when he called it a career and retired. guess when? at halftime. he later said "today on the field, reality hit me fast and hard. i shouldn't be out there anymore." didn't even finish the game. he's like, i'm out. >> his coach must not have

here's a cowboys fan dressed head cowboys fan here's a cowboys fan here's a cowboys fan here's a heada go.. omg dak prescott is hurt.. we need you on the field now!!! then you have the theme dressers.. fans who showed up in chuckie customes.. or with dolls.. what's worse full custome or bare chested body paint?? ( darya )what about when you see someone "out" of costume: james your favorite: starlord was just sipping win in napa.. chris pratt and girlfriend katherine schwartzenegger.. arnold and maria's daughter. remember pratt divorced ann farris.. and these two have been together for a couple of months. the were spotted at the round pond estate winery in napa. why do i never see anyone?? (i saw james franco in new york and my mom saw sean penn in mill valley like 15 years ago). here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity

. >> it's a cowboy's dream.s this place special is what's buried out back. so i asked realtor lori cedarstrom to show me around and take me underground. so, lori, you're gonna show me something very unique about this property. sort of from the outside, a little like a log cabin. but when was this built? >> this was actually brought to the property in the late '60s. >> let's go take a look at this, lori. >> all right. >> oh, my goodness. what the -- really? >> it's exactly what you think it is. >> the home was built in the late '60s. and three vintage train cars were buried by the original owner to be used as a bomb shelter. >> it was during the cuban missile crisis. the original doctor that owned the property had these three santa fe railroad cars brought up school house road and placed on the property. they were then covered with dirt. and a tunnel from the main home out to the boxcars was put in place. >> they have since been converted into the ultimate man cave, with their own plumbing and electricity. >> the

the dallas cowboys defeated the cowboys by 20-13 that was the final score giants beginning their year time in the -- still to come, the latest on florence rising flood waters posing a major threat to everybody in rtcalinoh rona we have a live report in wilmington the hardest hit when "worldwide exchange" comes back what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley comfort. what we deliver by delivering. >>> good morning and welcome back 5:44 here on the east coast. the good news is this. hurricane florence is now tropical depression florence but the threat is nowhere near being over storm continuing to linger and hover above north carolina jackie deangeles is in the hardest hit city in wilmington, north carolina jackie. >> reporter: good morning, brian. the rain has been on and off, intermittent the problem here in wilmington right now is the flooding. this city in some senses is

cowboys, guns!n. into alleged sexual assault allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> pushing the senate to vote late next week. chris leland vittert is live with more. >> good morning. some of the kavanaugh supporters say this is a good thing. the mere fact of an fbi report will take away key democratic talking points. making the week delay well worth it. this is the president's tweet. just started tonight our seventh fbi investigation of judge brett kavanaugh. he will someday be recognized as a truly great justice in the united states supreme court. the attorney of dr. ford says they full investigation is critical in getting all of the facts. doctor ford welcomes the step are no limits to time or scope should be imposed on the investigation. for mitch mcconnell it is another one week of unrelenting democratic pressure on key swing votes like susan collins and lisa murkowski. >> also they have thoroughly investigated last-minute allegations that have been brought forward. the e

and there's a very strong tradition of creole cowboys, black cowboys beginning in the 18th century, going into the 19th century conducting trail rides and cattle drives of these wild range cattle from here to the eastern ports, to new orleans, the eastern part of louisiana. cowboy culture starts in southwest louisiana. because southwest louisiana was no man's land by actual agreement of the two closest forts, the spanish fort in texas and the fort jesup which is not far from louisiana, had a gentlemen's agreement -- herera and wilkinson -- they had a gentlemen's agreement at the end of the louisiana purchase p that this corner of louisiana was not going -- or this corner of territory was not going to be visited by militia or tax men or any sort of law. because it just was underpopulated, remote, difficult to get to. we're just not going to bother with those people there. we're -- if you go there, you're on your own. it's no man's land. and because of this, by many journals when enslaved people escaped, when they managed to escape, many times they went north, of course, but some went west.

cowboy coy it is. >> yes. it works.n be the guy you come to for the fashion element. >> reporter: we have something for everyone here at saturday sports and "new day." have a good one. >> coy wire, thank you very much. >>> it took just minutes for a tornado in canada to rip roofs off of homes and send cars flying. watch this. wow. this was near ottawa. the man who took the video said he got a warning, but minutes later the tornado was in front of him. >> at least 30 people were injured. almost surprised it was not more. wow. many were trapped in their homes and cars at the time. >>> next, we take you to kenya for a look inside the season premiere of the final episodes of "parts unknown" hosted by our light colleague, anthony bore -- late colleague, anthony bourdain. sleep, won't let you try new nyquil severe with vicks vapocool and vaporize it. ahhhhh! shhhhh! new nyquil severe with vicks vapocool. the vaporizing, nightime coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. comdeeper than the oceanrld as un

live on fox square. ♪ cowboy baby ♪ cowboy baby ♪ stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nervesg sense over the last two days senator lindsey graham talking about the brett kavanaugh hearings, he could be next chairman of the judiciary committee and chuck grassley saying went to take it now? so many times, how would you characterize what is happening so far? >> a comedy of errors. this should be required viewing. if you're going to use a document, read it. the document they used to accuse him of racial profiling if you read the thing, he was against racial profiling. if you are willing to get kicked out of the senate to make sure documents are provided make sure they haven't been provided. the one that bothered me the most and i like senator harris, is to insinuate that brett kavanaugh did something wrong by talking to an unnamed person at a 300 person law firm. what she tried to do for the country is suggest that brett kavanaugh had an inappropriate conversation with somebody in a 300 person law firm but she would never tell him who. he said i don't know what you are talking ab

i think th will be the message they take forward. >> al: one of anr staples, /cowboys. each team comes in 0-1. a great matchup of running backn nexty night. >> cris: it is also time to get it going. both of those offenses faced great defenses today. they really did. and so now they will get a chance to back. nobody plays much in preseason. it has to be better offensively for both of those themes going into next week. a >> that is next sunday night. here in green bay tonight what thn you say? that was a game foages. lambeau has seen some games. that one is in the top whatever you want to make it. aaron rodgers from the cart to the locker room to tld and won the game by a score of 24-23. coming up next except on the west coast it is your local news our entire gang saying good night from lambeaun ield in greebay. nbc sports thanks you for wa hing this special presentation of the national football league. >>> right now, what a start to the seaso for the redskins. withtoday's big win, they did something they hadn't done in six years. we are keeping an eye on enhurricane fl,

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it started off as cowboy town. through the lumbering industry, through petrochemical and what we find now, a wonderful mixed economy that includes a fairmont of gaming and recreation, as well as blue-collar. let's see it. this part of louisiana was the no man's land. it wasn't part of the louisiana purchase. servant yearsf,or his as a buzzer between the u.s. and spain. was an area that use as a a bit of refuge for scandals and pirates. john lafitte knew most of the early settlers in lake charles. we are talking about the late 1700s, early 1800s. 1803-1820, the. -- that period of john lafitte. he would relocate people for money, he dealt with commodities. it wasn't just gold and silver. drive, weakeshore will convert into shelby drive. you are actually seeing the lake. lake charles was named for charles elliott, one of the people brought to this area probably by john the feet. he was part of the wrong side of the french revolution. had to escape europe and go west. he pushed further west to louisiana and settled alo

one of the things they're proposing is they'll have an army of people, presumably not cowboys, who will money for these solar panels in your roof and so on —— on your roof. i don't know where all this money is going to come from. as you said, there will be lots of people who do believe what he's saying and do want a change. if he is offering an end to austerity, people will think, you never know, maybe corbyn? of the metro have got a picture of him in full flow, and their headline: —— the metro. a line of thought in the labour party, if brexit goes belly up and no deal, this could be the chance for a general election. he says he's ready to negotiate on the brexit deal he would like. he's looking towards more of a soft brexit, talking about customs unions and things like that. then the free childcare offer as well, that will go down well with a lot of people. the other thing about the new wave nationalisation and deregulating... sorry, not deregulating but deregulation of capitalism hasn't gone down well with a lot of people. again, lots of people feel left out, lots of people voting bre

i got my picture of the cowboy boots with the resolute desk. erick: she told this story earlier. her face is not in the picture, just her boots and the desk. you have interviewed every president from gerald ford to donald trump. any momentterviews, that distinctly stands out for you among all these presidents? what would it the? -- what would it be? salena: they are all very unique and love the country. you may not love them politically, but they love their country in a unique way. and they are all elected for different reasons and different moments and different crisis is -- different crises. there were ones i did not like as much. just personality. it is always clear they love the country. i think that is the most important thing. erick: what is next for you? salena: there is going to be another book. erick: besides our cookbook. salena: we are going to do a cookbook, and you are going to buy it. [laughter] salena: by the way, you can go on your phone and see "the great revolt." buy one for your family member. i teach a class at harvard, so i take my students -- erick: from vir

sunday night the giants of new york, the cowboys in dallas.orning. yo representative teams d i , the oakland raiders, off to a tough start, 0-1, 0-1, 0-1. let's win in the food department. you start prepping. >> so we're doingy an e slow cooker pastrami. this starts off gsimply, through not all the hassle. buy corned beef from the grocery ore. >> can you explain the beef and brisket?as >> pastrami ish layered w the seasoning that is that iconic new york city -- okay. >> take the seasoning. granulated garlic,n, on black pepper, light brown sugar, salt, chili powder, smoked paprika. we are making a rub. >> day of or night before? >> you can do it the night before. we are g to generously season our cured corned beef you buy from the gcery store. then get both sides. we are going to wrap it in foilm two. so it has a nice -- t before?do you put th >> put it into the slow cooker. put it on tok r -- >> while you are sleeping? >> yeah, or in the morning of if you have a night >>game. ut it in, set it on low. nine it ten hours later the internal temper

cowboys, yes, exactly right.hich should make them worth $6 billion. >> arcel mittall is up what we're see something fairly short-term again looking into october, they're looking at a strike just above this you can see by the chart here, it's bounced, bounced and here it is moving to the upside once again is it ready to break out to the upside we're seeing call buying in there today. over 5,000 of these october calls being bought, the 33's, stock is about 10 cents, 15 cents lower than it was he had they started buying these calls. we're seeing good paper in there that's more than 5100. i bought those calls, added to my other calls i got a quick update cbs, we talked about cvs, huge october 75 call buying, the number was close to 10,000 look at this since that time this is a significant run to the upside the stock was trading around 73. here we are, 79, pushing towards the 52-week highs for cvs, i took that position off today i'm out. >> doc, what you got >> take a look at fedex. fdx. this is an october spread, the

he was a cowboy, and he was a conservationist, etc., etc. hughes does not do well in the west. and california is eventually what flips the electoral college for wilson in 1916. hughes loses the state by 3500 votes after a kind of little set-to with the republican governor who wants to be the senator -- or the progressive governor, hawaii ram johnson -- hiram johnson who was theodore roosevelt's running mate in 1912. and johnson carries the state by something like 200 or 300,000 votes because they're jumping off, away from hughes. t.r. would have retained those votes. another interesting little factoid piece of trivia is who does hir a am johnson beat for senator that year? george s. patton's father. >> yeah, so -- what was i going to ask about? one of the things that just comparing, you know, how politics really hasn't changed that much, because when i was reading this, i looked at the bull moose as the progressives in 1916, and they reminded me a lot of the bernie or people in 2016. bernie or bust people in 2016. >> yeah. they're in love with their candidate. >> they're in lov

. >> reporter: where the designer gets to be a real life cowboy. >> and i guess i'm wearing the rightwart hat to go with the terrain because i always thought that this was a cowboy movie. >> this 20,000-acre expansion, over 30 square miles, has been a second home to lauren and his wife rikki for over 50 years. >> this is where rikki and i fell in love with the west. this is a really romantic, beautiful location. >> reporter: and it's just one of the many romantic, beautiful locations that have helped shape the ralph lauren aesthetic, from the english aristocracy to the nautical to african safaris, but lauren's own beginnings in the bronx were far less exotic. >> you know, as a kid, i wore a lot of my older brother's hand me downs. i thought i like wearing the clothes. >> reporter: you liked wearing hand me downs. >> i did. well, i never had a lot, but i -- >> reporter: but kids in hand me downs are resent it? >> i didn't resent it, and i -- my brothers were cool and they had good stuff. >> reporter: and lauren says it wasn't really about the clothes. >> when you put on something you r

our two favorite reubens as cowboys going through the different stages of starting with amico's and ending with comatose , with all the stops in between. was a discovery that is so much fun within the fred harvey collection, it is that these are imprints, these are paintings. it is interesting that the fred harvey company invested in real life art to hang in a bar, not just prints. never had a fred harvey hotel or restaurant but if we think beyond the boundaries of flagstaff to just northern arizona, there were harvey thelities, significant ones painted desert, national monument to the east, certainly at grand canyon, but we have big harvey hotels in winslow and williams and asked for ashport. those are tiny towns, to this day, so to have this identity in their midst, hiring people and providing employment and providing tourist dollars, probably had to be a fairly significant benefit. and like route 66 and the santa fe railway, but just coming into northern arizona, people from all over the world, really worth being exposed to local southwestern, hispanic culture navajos to apaches, to any

and it depicts our two favorite cowboys going through the seven stages of drunkenness starting with amicose and ending with comatose with all the stops in between. for us, the discovery that was so much fun within the fred harvey collection is these are not prints. these are the original paintings. and it kind of is interesting that the fred harvey company invested in real live art to hang in a bar and not just prints. we never had a harvey hotel or harvey restaurant. but if we think out beyond the boundaries of flagstaff to just northern arizona, there were harvey facilities significant ones. certainly at grand canyon. but we had had big harvey hotels in winslow and williams and ashfork. and those are tiny towns even to this day those are small towns. and so to have a nationally known entity down in their midst, hiring people and providing employment and drawing in tourist dollars probably had to be a fairly significant benefit. and by just coming through northern arizona, people from all over the world really were being exposed to local western hispanic culture to hopis to navajos to apac

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. >> andy: in about five seconds we're gonna go past a woman who has a cowboy hat on. >> anthony: thens of street vendors across from the old city's north gate. >> andy: the best khao kha moo, or stewed pork leg, in the city, potentially none finer in thailand. >> anthony: yeah, are we goin' -- are we doin' that still? >> andy: well -- >> anthony: for years, she's been serving this -- khao kha moo, slowly stewed pork. >> andy: she cooks it in a master sauce. you know, the chinese master sauce where you cook it in the same thing, it probably goes back at least a generation. >> anthony: it's like sherry, there's a little bit of the original batch still in there. >> andy: exactly. >> anthony: she's hacking red meat all day. and there's like not a drop on the -- the frilly. >> andy: on the ruffley -- this is the sauce that goes with it. it's kinda like a sour chili sauce. and then you gotta have some of these pickled mustard greens too, pak dong. >> anthony: that's really tasty. >> andy: this place is famous as hell. like half the people here are tourists, probably chinese tourists. >> an

. >>> por segundo año consecutivo los dallas cowboys son el grupo más grande. y valioso de la liga.ra en festival inaugural del espacio aéreo y tecnología de turquía r>> una mujer abrió su casa os animales comenzó en el 2011 cuando su hijo recogió a un gato de la calle. eso ocurrió en una etapa difícil para promoción. >>> de ese entonces decidió ayudar a más animales y tiene en su casa 205 gatos y 10 perros que ella misma a rescatado, todos están bien cuidados por su veterinario >>> quienes me hacen votar en estas elecciones tiene que estar atentos le vamos a decir porque. >>> luchó por la libertad de este país comomiembro del ejército pro tras ver que describe como un error fue deportado, ahora tiene una nueva oportunidad >>> tan aguzado que nos cada recién caben en los servicios forenses en este país. que tendré un reporte completo

. >> starting with the dallas cowboys, taking care of their division rival. know why, you're a giants fan. let's take a listen. >> all the way in. touchdown. >> i'll say it so todd doesn't have to. the cowboys got the win, 20-13. >> i hate sports. can i do this one? >> sure. blake border outplaying the legendary tom brady. the jags knocked off the patriots, 31-20. >> the carolinas panthers can't quite keep up with their division foe. atlanta the falcons holding on to a 31-24 win. >>> finally, buffalo bills defensive back donte davis retires at half time. the veteran said it suddenly dawned on him he couldn't keep up anymore. the bills lost to the l.a. chargers, 31-20. >> how crazy is that? >> that's unbelievable. can't wait until the end of the game? i guess when it hits you, it hits you. >>> the time now is 10 minutes after the hour. ride horror, children left screaming in terror after a roller coaster's wheels fall off. the dramatic rescue as kids were left hanging 50 feet in the air. >>> brett kavanaugh's future uncertain after his accuser steps out of the

heather: the cowboys getting a win, 22-13.ansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahone through six touchdowns. he's thrown 10 touchdowns through two games. blake bortels outplaying the legendary tom brady, the jags knocking off the patriots, 31-20. buffalo bills' defensive back donte davis retires at half time. the veteran said it sudde suddey dawned on him, he couldn't keep it up may more. no highlights from the panthers but they lost. that's okay. the furious florence still in full force, rescues around the clock as heavy rains fuel massive floods and the north carolina fire chief will join us next with how first responders are working night and day to save those in danger. >> where is the other $38 trillion going to come from? >> it's a broader agenda. it doesn't always happen with the wave of a wand. we can work to make these happen. >> we're not going to get an answer for the other 3 38 3 $38 trillion. heather:. heather: a fox news alert. florence still battering the carolina coast as first responders fight through the de

complete with cowboy hat and mustache the world loved him but most of all the girls burt reynolds was of the sex symbol of the seventy's he was one of the first men who took off his clothes for a fashion magazine editor is quick witted and charming like in smokey and the bandit his most successful film. yeah you know. as you say it was. his daredevil stunts helped build his reputation reynolds was part italian part irish but also part native american the critics waited to give their seal of approval until the movie deliverance came out ajantha. but reynolds took things into his own hands when he began directing films himself is leading ladies were some of the most famous actresses of the time like catherine deneuve. he lived the life of a hollywood star sometimes earning millions then declaring bankruptcy demi moore was by his side when he celebrated his comeback in the film striptease he played a corrupt southern politician with elegance and irony for his abilities as a stunt man here and a prize in two thousand and seven mr b. hayes and salomon welcomed the greatest of the great pro

the big game between the giant and the cowboys. >> it's still early. >> let's win in the food department. >> we'll let you start. walk me through the giants meal. >> an easy slow cooker pastrami. we're going to buy a corn beef. >> can you explain the differences? >> they're all the same meet, corn beef is cured brisket. and pastrami is essentially corn beef that's been layered with the seasoning that's become the iconic new york city sandsandwi. we take the seasonings. bla . >> you make a rub? >> exactly. a quick simple rub. you can do it the night before. it will take about 9 or 10 hours in your crock pot. generously season the corn beef and get both sides. then we wrap it up in foil. two times. it has a nice big -- >> where do you put it the night before? >> put it right into our slow cooker. put it onto a rack? >> cook it while you're sleeping? >> yes. low nine to ten hours later the internal temperature is about 198 to 200. meat will be nice and fall alart tender. >> do you need to let it rest? >> yes. slice it against the grai

thank you. >> thank you. >> go cowboys. [laughter] >> mrs. wright, one of the things that all of white house have served in the air force is the school systems, i know for myself like many other parents i've had to pcs and leave my family behind because of school systems or where they were in school. so the specific question is i know of many air force families who have had to remain in one location because of school or employment while the member is -- the member pcs is to a new location, this can often be a financial burden on families who are making the transition especially on those pcs moves that happen outside the summer-moving cycle. is there anything being done to help ease this transition for families? >> so first i would like to say go steelers. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> actually this is -- this is a really good question, i'm not sure how many of you all have heard of the military family stabilization act but it's a fairly new act that was passed into law i want to say this year or late last year but it will essentially al

how about arlington, outside of dallas, at&t stadium, where the cowboys play? in there. maybe trump would feel more comfortable. jerry jones of course has been on trump's side when it comes to that issue of kneeling. you see a picture last year, jones brought the team out before the anthem to kneel, then they all stood up for the anthem. he says he doesn't want a dallas cowboy player kneeling, so they're sort of allies about that. if you want to be more technical about the biggest stadium in texas, try this one on for size. the texas motor speedway, 181,000 people can fit into there. it gets into the whole issue, do you consider a racetrack, a speedway, folks driving around in cars, do you consider that a stadium or does a stadium have to have track and field or soccer or football? does it have to have some kind of support besides auto racing? but again, technically you could say 180,000 folks could fit into that speedway. here is the big issue. 102,000 at texas a&m, 180,000 at the texas motor speedway, trump has been doing these big rallies since he became a c

en otro juego de la nfc, los dallas cowboys visitaron a los carolina pantanos.te estados unidos unto las condiciones climatolÓgicas modifican en la prÁctica del tricolor. >>saludos, la selecciÓn mexicana continÚa su preparaciÓn en esta ciudad de tennessee, luego de descansar el sÁbado, hoy trabajo doble sesiÓn. por la maÑana trabajo en el gimnasio en el hotel de concentraciÓn y por la tarde trabajaron en una universidad privada de esta ciudad. asÍ pudieron afinar un poquito unto tuvimos oportunidad de platicar con jonathan gonzÁlez, uno de los jÓvenes que dejó la selecciÓn de estados unidos por jugar con mÉxico. >>es verdad que tiene un significado mi. es un clÁsico, siempre han sido buenos rivales. creo que es uno de los mejores equipos de la concacaf. ojalÁ se pueda ganar. >>las palabras del jugador de rayados de monterrey, este lunes el conjunto tricolor tendrÁ el reconocimiento de cancha y tambiÉn conferencia de prensa. tiene planeado hacer muchas modificaciones para este partido. recuerdan las bajas conocidas, ochoa lozano y gutiÉrrez abandonaron la concent

what's cooler than a cowboy?into an indispensable element of cool -- independence. ♪ [ whistling ] >> the closest thing to a synonymous phrase for cool is individual rebellion that a person carves out his or her own path. and that can get projected onto a product. >> it wasn't as if people were completely blind to the idea that smoking had deleterious effects. i think that the coolness of smoking kept that at bay for a while. >> there can no longer be any doubt that the heavy smoking of cigarettes is a serious health hazard. >> but that day in 1964, when the surgeon general made his announcement, everything changed. >> when science finally came into the field to say, uh, you know, not only is it probably not good for you, but it's probably going to kill you, um, that did begin to change the narrative. >> cigarette consumption took a nose dive. big tobacco stood to lose billions. >> smoke which goes into the body. >> and it wasn't enough to deny the reports' findings. the tobacco companies wanted to survive, they

no cowboy outfit complete without a cowboy hat. i got to meet ut's texas longhorn mascot.th chevy who named him the pick of the official truck. did you know that? bevo attending george w. bush's inauguration in 2004. i will take full advantage of this weekend here in college football. >> austin, texas, one of the great cities in america. did you pick up some boots? >> i did not pick up the boots yet. they are more expensive than i was thinking. i did get a hat. that may be seen on tv. >> i saw that on instagram. good look for you. coy, enjoy. thank you, my friend. romans, over to you. >>> i don't recommend trying to expense $13,000 boots. christine blasey ford wants to make sure if she does testify against brett kavanaugh it is on her terms. what she is asking for and what the president now says about the timeline for confirming his supreme court nominee. the financial worl stop acting. in today's complex world, you need a partner that is driven to provide you with better solutions for these challenging times, one that is willing to disrupt the industry, and break free fro

now to dallas for a showdown on sunday night football between the giants and the cowboys.scott hooking up with austin on a 64-yard score on their first drive of the game. the cowboys' defense shut out new york in the first half, sacking eli manning six times in the game. it's shaping up to be another rough season for giants fans. dallas improved to 1-1 with last night's victory. >>> let's turn now to major league baseball as teams eye the playoffs. the cardinals allowed two hits over six innings pitched. the win puts st. lie louis in a with los angeles. >>> new reporting about how president trump's continued claim of fake news could potentially hurt him in the midterms. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, only from shark. i saw my leg did not look right. and fearlei landed.urs piles. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe bloo

. ♪ she gets what she ♪ turning me on like it's her job ♪ >> wait a minute, a singing cowboy. on like it's her job? working overtime. >> you had a busy weekend. you were on the streets. you were with the cast of "small foot." >> if uhyou're calling me out, u were calling yourself out. you were there. channing tatum just instagrammed this adorable moment with his 5-year-old daughter. >> i'm just watching her and >> she's just the lone one going mmmmm and being silent about it. solidarity. >> jenna told us once about taking her to ballet class. >> she likes to free style more than she likes to follow a routine. >> every kid is up doing the proper stuff and she's just doing her own thing. she kind of came out that way. i wish i could take credit for that, but i can't. >> channing's "smallfoot" co-star gina rodriguez was also talking family on her first carpet since getting engaged, fiance joe a little camera shy. >> he's taking a break. it's a lot. >> the ring is very romantic. so my head just went will the dress be romantic too? >> oh, i haven't even thought that far. i'm like i

. >> what about good pair of cowboy boots and a belt. >> chip. >> you want all this demo done today? i'm only one person. i'm not the property brothers. oh, chris and gaby love that idea, that is so perfect, yes. that's not going to happen. >>> they're the best at this. >> nice move sblf see them next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, taking a closer look at a little piece of history. >> and what are we going to do with it? >> see why testing it out is a total blast? >> uyou missed, try again. >> plus, a man who reformed his phys seek while eating his favorite fast foods. >> i can have the keys to this diet? >> how he's trying to prove you can have your cake and eat it too. >> he's unrecognizable. that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze

it started out as a cowboy town -- blue-collar town. it started out as a cowboy town, and then it started out through the petrochemical and railroad to what we have now, a wonderful mixed economy that includes a fair amount of gaming and recreation as well as blue-collar. >> should we see it? >> let's see it. this museum was that oh man's land. it was not part of the louisiana purchase. so for a while, this no man's land served as the america and the kingdom of spain. it was used as a refuge for scoundrels and pirates. john lafitte knew most of the early settlers in lake charles. >> where are you talking? late 1700s, early 1800s, to 1803. that was the. -- that was the period of john lafitte. the trade in the mississippi valley was through his lack market. relocated people for money, dealt in other commodities -- not just gold and silver. we are not talking about johnny depp here. so this is the lake now? >> you are seeing the lake, the city's namesake. lake charles is named for charles salle, one of the people brought to this area by jo

so you might think you know houston usually when you think of it though you think cowboys horses andbarbecue which we have but not all the times you think of feeding street art houston is a great time it's a great place and it's really open to the arts. so here we are right in the middle of downtown and you can see everything is bigger in texas we have the architecture we have the theater district we have everything you can need the diversity is here this is our symphony texas size. ok we are downtown houston amongst the tower and skyscrapers tranquility park and nice always has a green space for the everyday person to enjoy inspired by the first phrase spoken from the moon houston tranquility base here that eagle has landed. one of the things i love about tranquility park really the name says it all if you can listen around you hear the nice kind of coldness of the water it's very refreshing very soothing it's a really good place to come you have a hectic day in downtown you can come here relaxed. when visiting houston another must see is space in houston since we are the space city