there were thousands of crockett products. like our friends at picks sar and disney, they were masters of marketing. i'm sure they won't admit and i know paul does, there was even davy crockett underpants. >> he has them on now. [laughter] >> so i think paul is absolutely right. like all of these figures from history, especially the american west and this mythologized west, these men and women go through all sorts of incarnation. sometimes they are in vogue and some of the of them are out of vogue. it's true with billy the kid and it is true with so many people. and it definitely is true with crockett there is a myriad of views of how his career came to an end and you can pick or choose any one you wish. the only one you should know is he did die. >> that was way before my time on the tv stuff. it really was actually. so i missed that in the first go round. but i think another reason it might be even subconscious or semiconscious but it still resonate even more in this century across america is that the men in the alamo and in

two men who became bitter enemies of crockett. here is what i remember crockett four.t so much the alamo but i really value him as a courageous man because of the indian removal act. i live in oklahoma. i live in a land where so many tribal people were dumped including the five tribes of the southeast which we white americans have or george or the given them the name of civilized tribes which is a ridiculous name to give it. but the cherokees and the creeks and the choctaw and the seminoles were all brought on trails of tears to indian territory and one of the men most responsible was andrew jackson who you know as we know as old victory and who they know as sharp knife. it was a cruel act. they are called the five drives because particularly the cherokees in the creeks, if we worship the white guys gods and take on the western dress and customs and mores and even have a plantation system, and they had african slaves, then they won't map -- mess with us and we did anyway. we moved them out of georgia, tennessee and alabama and so forth. two rivers and on land and broug

. >> crockett, daily city, pacifica. mountain view all reporting fog. be careful. once it burns off, it will be sunny. temperatures by the coast and bay 50s and 60s. inland 70s. >>> steve, good morning. right now we are looking at highway 4. it looks pretty good coming up to the willow pass grade. also the morning commute looks good on southbound 680. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. we are now on the scene of breaking news in guerneville we first told you about at 4:30. we are getting reports of a shooting. possibly involving police officers that happened at the intersection of odd fellows park road and river side drive. right now police still on the scene. now this is video shot just before midnight as officers taped off that area. ktvu tara moriarty just a run down the scene. joins us on the phone with more on how this may have started with a kidnapping. tara. >> reporter: we are off river road in guerneville where there is a heavy law enforcement presence here. we're being kept several hundred yards back from the crime scene. a deputy told me ther

and, a native-r born texan, that if davy crockett and jim gould alive today, they would have been standing shoulder to shoulder with him on the floor of the senate. [applause] i got to read from shakespeare's -- crispin's day speech. there are some senators who were not there that night who have held their manhoods cheap and as a result. [cheers and applause] i got to read the opening monologue from the great movie, patton. cleaned up a little bit to make it suitable for television. read president ronald reagan's 1964 a time for choosing speech. [cheers and applause] as they say in the beer commercial, it don't get no better than this. a second example is sequestration. sequestration has actually gone into effect. the white house is astonished. all of us remember the president's scare america tour. he went all over the country talking about the dramatic consequences. washington, d.c. is the only place on earth where the phrase draconian 2% cuts can be uttered. [laughter] the president was self parody as he described the consequences of a 2.5% cut. it reminded me of the scene from murrayust

i observed to rand, a native- born texan, that if davy crockett and jim gould alive today, they wouldave been standing shoulder to shoulder with him on the floor of the senate. [applause] i got to read from shakespeare's st. chrispin' -- crispin's day speech. there are some senators who were not there that night who have held their manhoods cheap and as a result. [cheers and applause] i got to read the opening monologue from the great movie, patton. cleaned up a little bit to make it suitable for television. it got to read president ronald reagan's 1964 a time for choosing speech. [cheers and applause] as they say in the beer commercial, it don't get no better than this. a second example is sequestration. sequestration has actually gone into effect. the white house is astonished. all of us remember the president's scare america tour. he went all over the country talking about the dramatic consequences. washington, d.c. is the only place on earth where the phrase draconian 2% cuts can be uttered. [laughter] after a while, the president was self parody as he described the consequences o

first-generation americans or like hispanics in texas, families living here a long time before davey crockett james bowie and sam houston made their way south. [cheers and applause] my friends, this is what we as conservatives stand for. we are not the people of equal outcomes, of quotas, of race- based appeals or a nanny state. we're the people who say everyone deserves a shot, but success is only the product of hard work and innovation, where the ideology is blind of color and solely grounded in a merit system. we are compassionate without being cynical. government can be a tool to self-improvement, and self- empowerment. not self-entrapment. these ideals are as old as america, and they will live on as the prevailing sentiment long after we are gone, because they are what make america unique. we will never bend to the social and economic agenda of western europe. yet it is an interesting place example of government. we will continue to pursue a uniquely american vision seated in liberty, personal responsibility, and individuality. god bless you, and may god continue to bless this country. t

we kick off another week of our critically acknowledged series with tennessee, the home of davy crockett loy parton and a former senator who became vice president and then did some things that made him very unpopular. of course, i'm talking about andrew johnson. john: welcome back. it's time for w.t.f. america and our w.t.f. america series continues with a whole week of w.t.f. tennessee stories. now tennessee is the home of nashville, so it's a little bit country and a whole lot of w.t.f. as "the new york times" reported today, two nights a year, residents of tennessee can call a hot line and if they get through, they might qualify for something called 10 care. it's like tennessee's version of medicare. it's the kind of everyday health care available to citizens of most nations except this one the united third word state of america. people call all night to try to get health care. that what could be more fun for a person in tennessee who desperately needs arthritis medication than to spend an entire night dialing a phone. this could be aleveed by obamacare, however the republican governo

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a couple reports coming out toward crockett. coast and bay mainly. inland though temperatures i'm telling you it will be very mild to warm today. in fact we're looking for some mid maybe upper 70s. we get weak high pressure kind of muggy and humid. for pam a little tropical feel there. mostly sunny. daytime highs. this will be inland. 70-78-degrees as we get the system coming. you can see the moisture source has gone well to the north. there is still a lot of cloud cover outs there. but the low clouds are definitely in place. the low out here is on the way. it will impact us saturday and no doubt about it on sunday. 40s and 50s on the temps. running a little cooler than yesterday. yesterday we had all that cloud cover and drizzle. the low is slowly has two speeds slow and stop. but today is that betweener day. weak high pressure that is squashing the fog. definitely higher humidity. cloudy with rain developing over the weekend. saturday looks cloudy. possibility of thundershowers. rain will pick up late saturday and most of sunday. so thick morning f

a couple reports coming out toward crockett. coast and bay mainly. inland though temperatures i'm telling you it will be very mild to warm today. in fact we're looking for some mid maybe upper 70s. we get weak high pressure kind of muggy and humid. for pam a little tropical feel there. mostly sunny. daytime highs. this will be inland. 70-78-degrees as we get the system coming. you can see the moisture source has gone well to the north. there is still a lot of cloud cover outs there. but the low clouds are definitely in place. the low out here is on the way. it will impact us saturday and no doubt about it on sunday. 40s and 50s on the temps. running a little cooler than yesterday. yesterday we had all that cloud cover and drizzle. the low is slowly has two speeds slow and stop. but today is that betweener day. weak high pressure that is squashing the fog. definitely higher humidity. cloudy with rain developing over the weekend. saturday looks cloudy. possibility of thundershowers. rain will pick up late saturday and most of sunday. so thick morning f

i am getting word from california highway patrol about a problem in crockett.using interstate 780 and heading over to the benicia bridge. i do not have complete confirmation and the chp has not yet entered the scene. >> all of these problems on the lower east shore freeway means that the bay bridge is not nearly as backed up as it normally is. all the traffic is sitting on the shore freeway. it is an easy ride. >> there is at 13 to 15 minute drive time for the golden gate bridge. they have been incidents free. the transit is experiencing good conditions and they have no delays for ace train. >> a lot of cloudsoutside. storm tracker 4 shows that rain is around petaluma. you will need to use your windshield wipers. it will last into novato. aside from that the bay area is dry. future cast 4 shows that we would not have much to blame by lunchtime. it is really just sticking with cloudy skies. by 6:00 p.m. we may see some rain in the livermore valley in downtown san jose. by 9:00 p.m. it will be moderate to heavy rain but after that the rain should taper off. tomor

nearly all of the americans inside died including the frontier legend davy crockett. the core rage just stand mark as symbol of prick sacrifice. -- patriotic sacrifice. won the war 177 years ago today. and now you know the news for this wednesday, march the 6th, 2013. shoot you from the sky dead? here? he says no. hold it. get to tee off at you. give me one damn program he said he had cut. one. big shootout with alan colmes tonight. i say president obama has not put forth any specific budget cuts at all. yet liberal america continues to defend that. we have a follow-up report tonight so buckle up. >> we have very strong laws, stronger than jessica's law. >> you actually don't have strong laws. you are lucky o'reilly wasn't here today, sir. >> bill: what is going on in the state of colorado? it doesn't want to passjessicat kids but it does want to legalize marijuana and impose new restrictions on gun ownership. we'll have a follow-up on that. also tonight, dennis miller on dennis rodman, alan colmes, and the obama administration telling the kids they can't come to the

there is a lot forming from san jose out to san jose, crockett, and benicia and out on the coast. the clouds will move in here late tonight and tomorrow. inland temps will be mild to warm today. 60s -- 50s and 60s coast and bay. here is sal. >>> as steve mentioned the fog may be an issue for drivers. this is a look at interstate 880. normally we can see a lot of it. but just if you are driving soon please give yourself a little extra time as you might have to negotiate poor visibility. >>> in just the past few minutes we received new information. the sonoma county sheriffs office just confirmed a man was shot and killed by officers near the intersection of odd fellows park road and river side drive. now this is video shot just before midnight as officers sealed off that area. ktvu tara moriarty joins us now on the phone with more of this latest information from the sheriffs deputies. tara. >> the sheriffs mobile crime lab unit pulled up moments ago. we're off highway 116. a few minutes from downtown guerneville. we are being kept several hundred yards back from the crime scene. i'

joining us right now, amy young and thorton crockett. good to see you both.heard what ceo greg maffei said, there's potential. is this the beginning for liberty media and charter. do you think we see a string of further deals? >> i think so. i think now that he's established his position in charter, i definitely think this is the first of many moves. i think he will eventually take it up to 35%. and i think he'll be in the u.s. cable business for many, many years. >> oh, yeah. martin, as you know, john malone is one smart cookie and a tough negotiator. he never pays retail. what do you think he's got up his sleeve here, taking this position in charter? what's going on here? >> well, liberty media is sitting on nearly $2 billion of cash and cash is earning almost nothing. so putting in something is better than earning nothing. so that's one of the motivators here. but, clearly, this guy knows the cable industry. he has a longer perspective, a better perspective on this than most people on the planet. i think it's interesting that he's bullish on cable, certain

rodeo in crockett, texas. i'll debut it in joe beaver's roping later in the month. going to rock out there. warner, we don't have time for sports. warner: and finally, i-man, attention participating sports fans, this is unbelievable, effective in april the transportation security administration will allow airline passengers to carry on lacrosse sticks, hockey sticks, pool sticks, ski poles, golf clubs and small bats. >> oh, no. warner: two per person. imus: let's he do it. warner: what in the world are they thinking? >> sub machine guns-- >> man. imus: the mensa meeting is next. this song contains one of the great lines in rock and roll, you mess with me, baby, you're going to wind up eat your lunch all by yourself. legalese. ♪ well, i heard some people talking just the other day ♪ ♪ and they said you were gonna put me on a shelf ♪ ♪ let me tell you, got some news for ♪ ♪ and you'll soon find out it's true ♪ ♪ then you'll have to eat your lunch all by yourself ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm already gone ♪ ♪ and i'm feeling strong ♪ ♪ i will sing this victory song ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh

imus: driving to crockett, texas and she gets mad because she said sounds like a pervert. >> like he when you were dating. imus: that's what jerry jones-- she doesn't know what jerry jones sounds like or cares, that's what he sounds like. she says don't do it in the car. and i looked over, and i said you've got a real noise-- >> that's it. bernie: she had a flashback. warner: so long, jerry. imus: and anyway, well, on the fox business network, we've got ole "varney & company" coming up and on the radio frank rich. here is elizabeth cook. ♪ i'll never know how far my arms can reach around you ♪ ♪ i never know the way ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ imus in the morning ♪ >> you're going to like this. we're starting a new week and in ten minutes stocks look set to go up some more. good monday morning, everyone, yes, the early indications are that you will at least hold onto the big gains you made last week. armageddon hasn't hit. d.c. is at least exchanging ideas. the jobs report was encouraging. and ben appears willing to keep printing money. and don't forget profits at near record levels. add it all up,

i observed to rand, a davye-born texan, that if crockett and jim gould alive -- alive today,were theyld have been standing shoulder to shoulder with him on the floor of the senate. i got to read from shakespeare's st. crispin's day speech. there are some senators who were not there that night who have held their manhoods cheap and as a result. [applause] opening read the monologue from the great movie "patton." [cheers] cleaned up a little bit to make it suitable for television. [laughter] it got to read president ronald reagan's 1964 a time for choosing speech. [applause] as they say in the beer commercial, it don't get no better than this. but a second example is sequestration. sequestration has actually gone into effect. the white house is astonished. all of us remember the president's scare america tour. where he went all over the country talking about the dramatic consequences. you know, washington, d.c. is the only place on earth where the phrase draconian 2% cuts can be uttered. after a while, the president was self parody as he described the consequences of a 2.5% cut. it remi

a truck lost a load of scaffolding west 80 near the crockett exit, westbound traffic is going to be slowthe bigger problem is -- we have a lot of slow traffic because of an earlier problem in berkeley. those problems are gone but the traffic on 80 is very slow. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it's very slow. it's about a 20 minute delay at the plaza now. if you are driving in the east bay on 880 north and south bound this traffic is moderate. >> good morning to you. lots of cloud cover so far. not much in the way of rain but it's closing n at least the rain shower activity closing in on the shoreline. here you can seat loop over the past hour, the most recent majeure i'm watching some of this green approaching the coastline out toward point reyes. with that rain source, coverage on the increase, chance this morning and a better bet late this morning and into the afternoon. here is a look at five-day. another round of rain for today with the chance of a few thunderstorms, more clouds for friday morning, partly cloudy by the afternoon with the weekend always in view. no rain thre

first-generation american unlike a lot of hispanics in texas, families living here a long time for davy crockettames. sam houston made their way south. [cheers and applause] my friends commences but we as conservatives stand for. were not the people of equal outcomes, quotas of race-based appeals were cradle two the grave nanny state. we are the people who say ever and deserves a shot, the successes only the product of hard work and innovation. we are the ideology that is fine in color and solely grounded in the merit system. we are compassionate without being cynical. government can be a tool to self-improvement and self empowerment, not self entrapment. these ideals are as old as america humble blood flow long after we're gone because they are what make america unique. we will never been to the social and economic of western europe yet it's an interesting place to vacation, but a sorry example of government. who continue to pursue an american vision, personal responsibility and individuality. god bless you and through you, may god continue to bless this great nation we live in. caught at >> th

first-generation americans are like hispanics in texas, families lived here a long time before david crockettooley made their way south. my friends, this is what we as conservatives stand for. were not the people of equal outcomes for the cradle two the grave nanny state. for the people who say everyone deserves a shot, but success is only the product of hard work and innovation. we had the ideology that is solely grounded in americans. we are compassionate without being cynical. government can be a tool to self-improvement and self empowerment, not self and trot it. the site deals as old as america and they will live on is the prevailing sentiment long after work on because they are what make america a unique. we will never enter the social and economic agenda of western europe. yes, it's an interesting place to vacation, but it's a sorry example of governance. we will pursue a uniquely efficient and personal responsibility and individuality. god bless you and may god continue to bless this great country we live in. thank you. the night the simple fact is we're all getting older together and

first-generation americans or like hispanics in texas, families living here a long time before they crockett and james dewey and sam houston made their way south with my friends, this is what we as conservatives stand for. we are not the people of equal outcomes, of quotas, of raised- based appeals or a nanny state. we're the people who say everyone deserves a shot, but success is only the product of hard work and innovation. were the ideology that is blind of color and solely grounded in a merit system. we are compassionate without being cynical. government can be a tool to self-improvement, and self- empowerment. not self-entrapment. these ideals are as old as america, and they will live on as the prevailing sentiment long after we are gone, because they are what make america unique. we will never bend to the social and economic agenda of western europe. yet it is an interesting place to vacation, but it is a sorry example of government. we will continue to pursue a uniquely american vision seed in liberty, personal responsibility, and individual ity. god bless you, and may god continue to

would suggest if those brave patriots of the alamo were here, that william barrett travis and davy crockett and jim bowie and each of the others who gave their lives for freedom would be standing side by side with you and would be proud to call you brother. mr. president, i'd like to say that i appreciate the remarks of the senator from texas, and if the filibuster goes on long enough, we would like to hear a recitation of will ym bear travis' last words at the alamo. we had to memorize that as a kid and i'm afraid my memory's gone a little dusty but you are younger and may still remember that for us. the issue at hand is really an issue that goes beyond party politics, it goes beyond nominations. it goes beyond, you know, the president's a democrat, i'm a republican. i voted for three of the president's nominations, much to the chagrin and much to the criticism of some on my side. but i've done so because i think the president does get some progressive. that's just my personal viewpoint on choose, political appointees. now, this is a political appointee but i don't consider this debate to