an emotional event, losing houston at such a young age. houston was only 54 when he away and it was very difficult for marshall. statement which really puzzled me but then it was so clear. the work thatall thurgood marshall did, and all he helped pass and helped put together and somebody whatever heow what, as, something to the point awning backed up whatever he pushed it wouldn't mean nothing because the people rebelled against it and when they told me how much the a part in making sure that these laws are passed because if not the people that didn't want to do it wouldn't have done it had not the military was there. ironic that is a lawmeone to have such degree and put things together march and organize and construct only to find out that had it not been the behind, it would have been -- it wouldn't have went no place. you bring up an excellent place, that because the supreme court issued these rulings and the law did not mean that people woke up one day and decided to follow it. all know that did not happen and it did take the army. air

about how climate change could effect houston. how do you motivate people in yind to care -- indiana to care and apply for some grants. >> the grants talked about were limited to 60 cities, but an exciting thing about the programme was that it's going to be a competition. and other cities may not be eligible can learn from the competition, and learn the lessons that the design contest will be taught. but in the end, granted we are not on the front lines. the coastal cities are on the front line. if there's a climatic event to prevent prices, fuel or food, that will impact everyone. we are deal in the midwest with impacts to agriculture and pest. impact and agriculture, the yield that the farmers can get from the fields, and stormwater systems that were built for 5-7 inches in a 24 hour period, and would happen every five years, and now is coming on a regular rebuilt. >> we have to leave it there. thank you to the mayor, and you rick. that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story". thank you for you for being with us i

he said he was off the houston when the houston sunk and it's true that some of the survivors of the uss houston did in fact build that railroad in burma, thighland, which was the genesis of that movie. >> host: what's the mystery of the so-called buried treasure. >> well, the mystery is created by the fact that the -- there is the speaker of the house wants to deal with -- speaker of the house of representatives in washington wanted to deal with polarization going on in washington, dc. this is fiction so of course that's not true. right? so he has a scheme, a plan he is going to deal with the polarizeddation. he wanted to expand mount rush rushmore and add ronald reagan and franklin roosevelt. i try to snowfall polarization. well, there's a journalist, kind of a nasty guy, who says, i've got some history on franklin roosevelt you don't want to put him up on the mountain so the speaker to be safe, contacts the fbi and says i have to find out about this, and zane rigby is ordered, reluctantly, doesn't like to do this work, but is off to find -- initially rejected by the journalist but

sam houston was jacksonian. he went out looking for him and found him and started beating him almost to death with his cane -- these canes come in handy back then -- and he was hauled before the u.s. house for a trial because it involved a congressmen, and jackson and houston were very close friends. jackson had key defense houston in congress. the trial took a month. it was the number one piece of business for three or four weeks in a row. key with his two-our speeches, and sam houston would give speeches, and this was not frank's finest hour. he tried to kill a guy, had to be pulled off of the guy. he was found in contempt of congress, and then there was a civil trial. key represented houston in the court, and he was convicted, and he was fined $500, but andrew jackson pardoned sam houston, and he never had to serve a day in jail and wound of never paying the $500. $500. houston later wrote that this was one of the best things that ever happened to him. his career was on the way down, and what did he do after

he was of the houston windsock. it is true that some of those survivors of the uss houston did, in fact says. >> guest: the mystery. so well, it is created by the fact that the -- there is the speaker of the house it wants to deal with polarization going on in washington d.c. of course that is not true. he is -- he has this scheme, a plan that he is going to deal with. he wants to expand mount rushmore. he wants to add or reagan and franklin roosevelt. icons from either party to try to solve the polarization. well, a journalist, a nasty guy. i have some history around crack roosevelt. you don't want upon amount. the speaker to be safe context the fbi and says i have to find out about this. ordered reluctantly, does not like to do this kind of work, but he is off to find out. he is rejected but initially he goes back and finds out what he knows. and he goes back -- is a journalist as an art. so he is ready to give up on the case. the speaker says i have to know what the journal's new or i can't go ahead with my proje

over. >> roger, copy. >> eagle, houston, angled pitch. plus one eight. >> roger. here a go. >> go to continue. you're go to continue. >> altitude now 21,000 feet still looking very good. velocity down to 1,200 feet per second. >> give us a reading on the program alarm. >> roger. we are going at alarm. >> good radar data. we're now in the approach phase. everything looking good. altitude 4200. you're go for landing. over. >> open landing. 3,000 feet. >> altitude 1600. 1400 feet still looking very good. >> 33 degrees. 100 feet down. 19. >> roger. 1201 alarm. we're a go. we're a go. >> altitude velocity light, air down. 23 feet. 15 forward. another forward. 200 feet. 4 1/2 down. 5 1/2 down. 60 seconds. lights on. down 2 1/2. forward. forward. 30 feet down. 2 1/2. picking up some dust. forward. forward. drift to the right a little. engine stopped. >> we copy you down, eagle. >> tranquillity base, the eagle has landed. >> through the window of "the eagle" armstrong and aldrin see what no human eyes have ever seen before. their spacecraft casts a long shadow across the

. >> houston, the eagle has landed. >> roger tranquility we copy you on the ground. got a bunch of guys that were about to turn blue. we're breathing again. >> we're getting a picture on the tv. there's a great deal of contrast. currently it's upside down but can he can make out a fair amount of detail. okay. neil we can see you coming down the latter now. >> sunday july 20th, 1969, around the world nearly a billion people watched this moment on television as the first man from earth prepared to set foot on the moon. >> the surface appears to be very, very fine grained as you get close to it. it's almost like a powder. it's very fine. i'm going to step off now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind. >> i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> all that we have accomplished in space, all that we may have accomplish in days and years to come, we stand ready to share it for the benefit of all man kind. as we explore the reache

>> host: what is the -- uss houston. >> guest: the uss houston was a cruiser, franklin roosevelt's favorite warship. took it out a number of times. went on fish can expeditions on the uss houston, and in fact he took it three times to cocoa's island off of costa rica, and it's about 300 miles west in the pacific off costa rica, and supposedly there are number of buried treasures on the island. now, mr. roosevelt was a fisherman, he liked to fish in those waters and in fact caught a 110-pound sail fish that is with the something i sewnan today. -- something i sewnan today -- signature sewnan today. and one time he had entertained a couple of british treasure hunters on the houston on whether they can find treasure on cocoa island. the houston was sunk by the japanese, went down with the hmm perking dhmsperth.

but tonight, the 3.5-hour game in houston. guys on the bubble to make this team, it's texans and 49ers here on kpix 5. and dennis o'donnell gets us in the mood. >> reporter: thank you, vern. once upon a time, shayne skov was a highly touted draft prospects out of stanford but unfortunately injuries derailed those prospects. he signed as a free agent with the 49ers. >> definitely surprised. but i mean, turned things out of my control but i have the wonderful opportunity to come out here and join the 49ers which was a tough decision but it's a great place to be, i mean, it's -- it's close to home. great team. and just the roster, the locker room, get a chance to contribute. >> reporter: the stanford linebacker is reunited with jim harbaugh who coached skov down on the farm. skov hopes his transition to the nfl is as smooth as harbaugh's. >> i think everybody changes over time. the college game and pro game are different so you have to coach a little differently but he is definitely mastered it and the success he has had over the

houston says, we've looked into it.ll, it doesn't make lyndon johnson look good, it doesn't make us look very good, either. huston comes up with a strange story in which he says there's a complete bombing halt report with all the documents from the time at the brookings institution. and it was prepared by clark clifford's defense department. his top aides. and this is exactly the sort of thing we need. probably going way longer than i should. >> if you want to know the rest, read this book. >> there, that's fair. >> elizabeth, one of your dispatches you wrote about a time in which the unfolding story, quote, began to take on the characteristics of a russian novel. someone we had never heard of suddenly emerged as an agent in activities that were almost inconceivable.

in houston? >> yeah. >> not here? >> no. [ticking] [dog barking] >> you're watching a surprise early-morning raid, police in riot gear looking for counterfeit prescription drugs. and they found them everywhere. the police were led here by someone you wouldn't expect: john clark from the american drug company pfizer. this stuff is gonna get into people's medicine cabinets? >> unfortunately, yes. >> counterfeit drugs are ending up in millions of american homes. at this postal facility, the shear volume of packages of suspicious drugs is staggering, and this is just from one day. [ticking] [crowd chanting] >> when most people think of brazil, they think of its passion and excellence in soccer... [crowd cheers] not of skyscrapers in sao paulo, the financial hub of a fledgling economic superpower. they think of the pulsating beat of the samba and carnival, not commodities or the world's largest cattle industry. [cow moos] most powerful country in south america? >> gdp-wise, we are bigger than all the other countries togeth

and houston is a wealthy city or so you think and he's on the way to the food pantry. >> houston has a problem with hunger. we went to houston and the suburbs and they have highest concentrations of working families on food stamps in the country. >> and another photo, they are picking grapes out in the woods and using grapes and mushrooms to supplement. >> it is growing there. and it is going to be fresh and healthy. it is still sad. >> americans are self relint. and that family in iowa, they went to the food bank a lot. but the food you get there is processed and starch and sugar and so to get their kids fruits and vegetable they went foraging. >> and just the position of images. a woman sitting in the car and she has enough money to afford a car, but the meal is fast-food. >> it is a contradiction of hunger. they are working and if you want to keep your job, you need a car and cell phone. and food being the one thing that they can play with in their budget and it means they are sticking with convenience food. she tracked around all day. and she can't cook a lot and she ended up get

as we look at some of the leading directors from this time period including john houston. pietro was shot by john houston in italy and was intended to be commissioned by frank capra of the successful u.s. effort to free a small, ancient italian village. capra told houston to go to italy in search of a town that could provide images of things like joyful and grateful villagers emerging from their rounds ofces with cheese and loaves of bread to greet the victorious americans. houston got to italy and found the wrightstown -- the right to wn but the battle was already over. there were no villagers insight. the town was still lined with german traps. , with the full knowledge and enthusiastic cooperation of the army, to re-stage the battle. the battle of san pietro is fake. it is all reenacted in don on that location and with actual u.s. soldiers. none of it israel. it was very successfully passed off to the american public as predominantly actual battle footage. the army put out press releases saying, these men were so brave that they preceded the army on the front so that th

>> hello, houston.rived on time. >> we didn't actually spend much time asking ourselves about the greater meaning of this. we weren't aware of what was going on around the world in terms of the reaction of people. we just pressed right on. >> i think i see my crater. there it is, there it is! son of a gun, right down the middle of the road. >> outstanding, 42 degrees. >> it wasn't until afterwards that we began to realize the depth of the significance of it. >> until apollo 11, the moon was an unobtainable mystery. but after apollo 11, the moon is mysterious no longer. >> all of human experience will be divided into two eras. before man walked on the moon and after man walked on the moon. >> the whole world was together at that particular moment. it was an example that in spite of all this going on down here, in spite of all that we're going through, there is hope. >> my generation is the generation that changed the moon from an object to a place. and that will never happen again. there can only be one

. >> there is every indication we have recovered the body of jennifer houston. we do not suspect foul play at this time and there's nothing to suggest the public should be alarmed because this is a pending death investigation, we are not t releasing the apparent cause of death. the oregon state crime lab along with police detectives are processing the scene. our purpose is not delete any unanswered questions for our investigation, for the family or for the public. >> that was police chief confirming the news last night that investigators found what they believed to be the body of jennifer houston. reported missing two weeks ago. dan springer in oregon with mo more. reporter: they believe they know how houston died, but they will not say until after the autopsy is finished perhaps as early as today, but every indication points to a suicide as you heard yesterday, foul play is not expected and the public is not in any danger. it was spotted by property owner at 10:30 roughly 25 miles from her done the oregon home. they found the body 50 yards away. the car had not

we'll have that plus 49ers wrapping up the preseason in houston tonight. dennis o'donnell is counting down to kickoff. >>> a bay area teen continues her cinderella run at the u.s. open today. 15-year-old cici bellis returns to the tennis court two days after becoming the youngest player to win a match in the tournament since 1996. she will try to follow up her surprising victory over the 1th seed going up against 48th ranked serena dias. >> she made $60,000. if she wins today she will make over $100,000 but can't take it because she is an amateur. she is only a 15-year-old sophomore in high school. >> we are rooting for her big time. >> have a great afternoon. >> let's go to the ballgame, shall we? >> let's go! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> hope: hi. >> wyatt: hi. >> hope: you leaving? >> wyatt: uh, not for long... unless you want me to stay and help you unpack. >> hope: no. no, i'm almost finished. >> wyatt: yeah? >> hope: yeah. >> wyatt: okay. well, just use any closet or drawer that you want. just remember -- this is our home. okay? >> hope: okay. >> wyatt: [ s

nbc news, houston. >>> and that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com pictures are from a special kind of drone. the bay area technology allowing us to go along for the ride as two hurricanes bear down on a hawaii. good evening. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with that developing story tonight. all eyes on hawaii as you heard is not one but two hurricanes bear down on the island. i want to show you pictures to show you what's happening as people across hawaii brace for the storms. we have team coverage for you this etchvening. nbc bay area's meteorologist is in maui with what tourists are facing but we begin with monte francis live from sfo. a role a silicon valley company is playing in this developing story. >> reporter: here at sfo two direct flights has been canceled today. the hurricane has not yet made landfall but tonight one silicon valley company is already taking us right into the eye o

when he arrived at houston v.a.and asked for a refill end somewhere in the first couple of appointments said he would like to go back on lexipro as that worked better for him with less side-effects, the state cap -- a psychiatrist said i understand that does work you in did give it to him so he leaves the march 15 the psychiatrist office goes to the pharmacy at the v.a. he spent two hours in the pharmacy. he was called to pick up the prescription and given the ambien for sleep then told they could not give him lexipro they don't stop it because it is not generic it would have to be mailed to him. it was. sometime within the next week. but if you know, about antidepressant medications you cannot stop them cold. you cannot wait for it to come in the mail than expected will work quickly it takes a while. they have to stay built up in your system. he was extremely frustrated and called me on the way home and said i cannot go back to the doctor at the houston and v.a. i have spoken with him several times since clay's deb

also had seen the end of an extraordinary life that took vicki lynn holden from a stripper pole in houston, texas, to the supreme court of the united states. tonight we'll track her extraordinary journey, probe the six of her death and meet the beautiful child anna nicole smith left behind. >> your response when you heard the news? >> i thought it was fake. and i said yeah, right. you know, she's going to say she's sick. and here i'm going to be out tons more money. months without my daughter. and this is never going to end. >> at the time of her death, embroiled in a bitter battle over custody of dani lynn. as news broke of anna's death, lar larry berkhead heard the all kau. >> was she a junkie? >> i wouldn't call her a junkie. she didn't always do what she's supposed to do. the problem of some of that came to the access with that. >> why aren't you angry at the people who gave her the drugs that killed her? >> if you know anna, she was strong willed. you know, she's stubborn. you know, spay one pill two times a day. might take four pills three times a day. no one was sitting there force

houston at 33 degrees with high humidity it is going to be like a steam bath. to the north cooler temperatures. 23 in winnipeg. down to the teens in seattle it is more like september. >>> across the indochina pencea. as it continues to move to the west monsoonal rain will intensify. lots of rain is on the menu for a lot of areas. the heaviest rain is found. more than 200 millimeters likely. across china we have intensive

convertido en uno de los pasatiempos favoritos de joseph mientras estÁ internado en este hospital de houstonÁn donando dinero para las personas que padecen de als. >> estas historias son las que le dan sentido al tema. le damos la bienvenida a carla aranguren que ahora nos trae toda la informaciÓn deportiva. regresÓ messi con todo. >> domingo de fÚtbol liga mx jornada seis. pumas estrenando tÉcnico. es eduardo herrera el que adelanta el uno a cero el marcador pero poco les durÓ porque a los 44 richard ruiz hizo el del empate y asÍ terminÓ el partido. al menos pudieron romper su racha de cuatro derrotas consecutivas. universidad de guadalajara y leÓn cerraron la fecha seis. los leones pusieron 1 0 logrando su primera victoria del torneo. en el fÚtbol espaÑol un inesperado jugador entrÓ al fuego. en la liga premier, sigue sin conocer la victoria en torneada. esta vez sÓlo pudo empatar en un partido en el que no tuvo javier el chicharito hernÁndez. el el mexicano sergio pÉrez finalizÓ en la posición nÚmero nueve y su compatriota en la posiciÓn nÚmero 15. para estar informado de toda la informac

again tonight down in houston texas, the astros are playing the as very tight. is no score on the bottom of the 4th. play opportunity here. but look at that double play as gregorio pet eat and then the turn beautifully done by the astros all star second basement and no score. drew pitching right now for the oak lands as, meantime we have college football a. lot of people pumped up for that this weekend. cal and stanford both in action. one of the things you have got to watch out for is stanford they will play uc davis and of course lurking next week is usc, so attempting to overlook the aggies, they can't let that happen and one guy who is very aware of that, senior quarterback kevin hogan, well aware of what it means to play the aggies first. >> you have to respect them. at the end of the day they are college football players and anything can happen. we know the people are going to be looking forward to that game. but i don't really see that in the locker room so all of our focus is on them. we're not worried about how they are projected to do. it's our first g

blanca --desde houston, texas...as, nos tiene el reporte completo. ;01 ;20 ;35 ;38 ;55 01;00 snipe 01;52 ) sorprendido quedo este pequeno hondureno de 5 anos al ver por primera vez el salon de clases de la escuela publica en houston a la que asistir mientras un juez de inmigracion decide su futuro en este pais. hace dos meses el pequeno ronaldo cruzo ilegalmente la frontera junto a su madre. la emocion del nino se pudo palpar en cada cosa que vio y toco en el salon, articulos que dificilmente alguna vez vio en su natal honduras uno de los paises mas pobres y violentos del mundo. 5, 280 nuevos estudiantes solo en las escuelas publicas de texas, seguidos por 4 mil en nueva york y otros 4 mil en california. el resto se registraran en la florida y virginia. los requisitos para registrar a estos menores en la escuela son los mismos que cumple cualquier ciudadano en cualquier lugar del pais. a maria magdalena pozo y su hijo mario romero de 13 anos les toca comparecer ante un juez de inmigracion en julio de 2015 el adolesce

has said to united states senator ted stevens to four maryland executives on wall street from houston and dallas, they can do it to anyone. the reason i wrote it now is because we have given the legal system every chance to work and it failed to do so. we also gave the bar associations every chance to do something about it, vis-À-vis the lawyers and the bar associations did nothing. the texas bar bounced the grievance was filed against the texas lawyer like a super bowl. it practically came back by return mail even though it was written by bill posed the co-author of the law of lawyering and considered one of the top three legal ethics experts in the country. there were numerous citations to all the rules and citations to cases and definitive explanations that showed the great couple of cents on the

joshua houston, doing a nice job, after giving up three in the first inning. and both of these teams, playing all the way to the end. nothing was easy for either one of the teams. >> nomar: what a tremendous performance. chicago, they believed they were going to be able to pull this one out. and that's exactly how they did. >> karl: how about having ed howard on the mound. a shortstop by trade. makes the first out. and then the double play, as if he's at shortstop. >> barry: well, they brought him in the pitch. fills in nicely. throws to probably the strongest man on the team, marquis jackson. and has the ball in his hand. watch the footwork, and the strike to first base, double play. and american champion. >> karl: hard to imagine what it means to the kids, the families, the little league, jackie robinson west, and the city of chicago. they are the united states world series champions. an unbelievable story. taking care of the powerhouse of the west. las vegas, nevada. hondras. double play balls. some strong pitching. we'll be back after this message, and a w

. >> flying today, airport delays possible in houston, miami and charlotte. >>> and back to the newsant health alert for women. a brand-new study connects breast cancer risk to birth control pills. >> a leading cancer journal reports women aged 20 to 49 on the pill appeared to have a 50% higher risk for breast cancer. women taking pod rat to high doses of oral contraceptives seem to face the biggest cancer risk after hundreds of women were studied. it's the latest study linking tumors to the pill. >>> well, here's a caught on camera for you. a robber at a convenience store near houston stopped in his tracks thanks to a brave group of clerks and customers. they pounced on the man after he was spotted stealing cell phones from the display case. take a look. one worker holding him in a choke hold while everyone else jumped in including a 67-year-old clerk. they eventually released the robber after his accomplice threatened them but they left empty-handed. >>> this is what happened to a speeding suv in towson, maryland. the driver hit a car in the parking lot, jumped the curb before cras

lorena --desde houston, texas... juan jos rodas, nos tiene el reporte completo.1 ;20 ;35 ;38 ;55 01;00 snipe 01;52 ) sorprendido quedo este pequeno hondureno de 5 anos al ver por primera vez el salon de clases de la escuela publica en houston a la que asistir mientras un juez de inmigracion decide su futuro en este pais. hace dos meses el pequeno ronaldo cruzo ilegalmente la frontera junto a su madre. la emocion del nino se pudo palpar en cada cosa que vio y toco en el salon, articulos que dificilmente alguna vez vio en su natal honduras uno de los paises mas pobres y violentos del mundo. 5, 280 nuevos estudiantes solo en las escuelas publicas de texas, seguidos por 4 mil en nueva york y otros 4 mil en california. el resto se registraran en la florida y virginia. los requisitos para registrar a estos menores en la escuela son los mismos que cumple cualquier ciudadano en cualquier lugar del pais. a maria magdalena pozo y su hijo mario romero de 13 anos les toca comparecer ante un juez de inmigracion en julio de 2015 el adolescente tambien esta los requisitos para

and the district judge agreed with them just like in houston.the ninth circuit reversed and said yes it certainly did matter and the judge wrote a blistering concurrence that said the government's attitude was completely unacceptable she would have completely and dismissed the indictment and the of majority of the panel remanded for a new trial. i am not sure what happened with both cases they may have entered pleas but i don't think the justice department learned anything from that. also the government is still trying to alter the physical role said all the states to include whether the evidence matters are not so if they have to provide evidence or not in the first place for it of their allowed to decide what happens we are in big trouble because to them anything contrary to their view with a wink or nod they use that language in ted stevens and merrill lynch case of the defendant said something completely exculpatory then it was said with a wink and nod to cover his ass then it was not true him anything works to their benefit. everything is t

gracias por ser como son. >> houston, los queremos. >> la ciudad de houston tiene mÁs restaurantes por11 de la maÑana. >> Éxito tda, para que sigan con nuestro dÍa alegre. >> me enterÉ que tienen su propio panel social. >> hoy en dÍa, un show para seguirles los pasos a ustedes puede funcionar sin redes sociales? claro que no. >> nos pueden seguir en @tdashow >> y acompÁÑenos con el #exitoentda >> ellos ahorita stand llegando a la casita. manden sus felicitaciones y Éxito. ¿no? >> sÍ. y ya vamos para allÁ. ahorita entramos al estudio. >> oigan... >> los felicito, chicos. los quiero muchÍsimo. >> se ha comentado. ¿cuÁnto conocen en realidad sus padres a sus hijos? >> ay, no se pueden perder cÓmo vamos a hacer una proa sobre el tema. >> ok, johnny, pon atenciÓn. los vestidos con aperturas estÁn de moda en nuestra pasarela. tenemos los modelos para ir a la Última moda sin verte vulgar. >> ademÁs, no te pierdas cuáles son esas seÑales de alerta que delatan a un hombre mujeriego. >> sÍ. nunca. >> y nos revelan cÓmo luce aitana, ya sabemos dÓnde podemos ver a esta linda bebita. >> ya volvemos

for the phillies tonight, they're back home against the houston astros, now an american league team, how about that? partly cloudy, likely dry, 81 degrees for the first pitch, 75 in the ninth inning. be prepared for a possible pop-up shower or thunderstorm but chances are pretty small for. that out to the atlantic we go and bertha was a hurricane but is now a tropical storm with winds down to 65 miles per hour. this storm will be splitting the difference between bermuda and the east coast as it passes us by today. but over the next couple of days the waves generated by that storm will be coming in on the delaware and jersey beaches so be careful of rip currents and high wave action down the shore the next couple days, okay. little heads up to you swimmers. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, 89 today today very warm out that, humidity evident in the morning, less so in the afternoon. spotty thunderstorm possible. tomorrow clouds and sun, 84, looking at the potential for a thunderstorm popping up. little better chance tomorrow afternoon. after that sunny and nice on thursday, 84. friday

in 1970, nixon authorized what was called the houston plan which he had requested which -- top-secretn to expand wiretapping, openings and clearly illegal. in fact, in one of the tapes that is coming out in john dean's new book in 1973, nixon is talking to his new chief of staff al haig and he says on the tape, he said, i authorize the houston plan. it was to use any means available including illegal means. and then nixon with kind of a sense of, oh, my god, what did i get into, says, no president of the united states can admit that. and so watergate started much before watergate because it was a mind-set of doing anything to advance nixon's policies, his political stature and there was no barrier, including the law. >> the notion that the nixon white house, and you hear it on the tapes. and i use the term advisedly, was a criminal madhouse. and the more that we learned, the more it becomes apparent and it goes to nixon. it always goes to nixon. never an those tapes do we hear nixon say -- and bob calls it the dog that never barks. never do we hear nixon say, what would be right for t

houston the kratz who control the house joined with senate republicans and past teacher raises. they need those raises. when it comes to increases in classroom funding, school safety, textbooks, technology, house republicans said no. who control the house, joined with senate republicans, and they stood up and said yes to our kids. comes to bridges, the new bridges we are starting to , housever kentucky lake republicans voted against funding those projects. house democrats stepped up with senate republicans and we are funding those bridges and we're going to see them. [applause] i-65,t comes to widening house republicans said no. houston the kratz joined with --ate republicans and voted house republicans joined with senate publicans. expand came time to high-speed broadband and create jobs, house republicans said no way. house democrats joined with senate republicans and they passed broadband access. we are going to create jobs in the 21st century. [applause] look at the record. control ofans take the state house they will try to mitche state just like mcconnell tried to run wash

it is clear that something was in the sky over houston this week, but what in the world was it?en pictures from several different parts of the city were posted online this week. in one picture, the circle of light appears to hover. in another, it appears in front of a cloud formation. an expert with the houston museum of natural science says it is possible that bad weather has something to do with the siding. for now, the lights are a mystery. what kind of weather do they have in texas? if they consider that part of >> one more good weekend ahead of us. >> absolutely. looks really good. actually a little more humidity, but today was humid. he's looking at me like, what you talking about? [laughter] near 90 degrees on sunday. tuesday, wednesday, not going to be a washout. normally we see middle 80's for daytime highs. typical august weather. tomorrow morning, definitely a chill in the air, with some lows in the 50's. 40's in the mountains. >> that humidity -- [laughter] "jimmy >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! [ cheers and applause ] tonight, mickey rourke. jordana br

>> the only thing i had to do was send him the money and my hopes were that he will call me from houstonme, i'm here. >> eliseo's brother bayron was 18 years old. he called him his little brother always. we were sure that he was there. we couldn't say who he was. >> even though we don't want to admit it, we were still hoping it wasn't him but it didn't make sense, you know, that it was one of him. with all of the violence and all this stuff going on, that's what makes us sometimes just leave the country and look for a better place to live. i mean, my brother was -- probably that was what he had in mind. you know, he was young. he figured he'll look for a better future. you know, we take the risk. we take the chances. unfortunately, some of us make it, some of us not. >> coyotes all over the world have abandoned people in the waters off of florida, children and mothers have drowned, they have abandoned them in the desert coming into across the southwest united states, a coyote is ruthless just like the coyotes in the wild. they are predators. >> eliseo's information was invaluable to us.

i quoted president kennedy's moon speech that he gave here in houston in 1962. think we are exactly there. this is a great opportunity for brownsville and the state of texas. i welcome all of the opportunities that will come my way. >> mr. mayor, when do you expect the first launches? >> construction is supposed to be 18 to 24 months. i suspect the way this organization will -- works, probably 18, 19 months from now. >> all right, tony martinez, joining us from our bureau in houston. your honor, it has been a pleasure. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up, sotheby's opens its doors to the masses. we have details on why it is listing its collectibles on ebay. "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ >> southerly stock is falling on news that its battle with billion air -- so the bees stock is falling on news that its battle with billionaire dan loeb is costing it millions. olivia sterns has been digging into these numbers and she joins me in studio. b is getting what he wants, but it comes at a cost, doesn't it? >> it looks like it will cost more than sot

so the four merrill lynch executives were convicted by the houston jury. no vise. their lawyers were like -- no surprise. their lawyers were like deer in the headlights anytime anything happened in the courtroom. the prosecution had witnesses who were cooperating with the prosecution under plea agreements that gave them extraordinary benefits. their witnesses were the people who had actually stolen money within end on. yes, there were -- enron. yes, there were definitely some thieves within enron. they all testified for the government against people who had not taken any money. in fact, as a district court young sent the merrill lynch defendants to prison, he said i realize you were just doing your jobs. the merrill lynch defendants did not take a penny from anyone. merrill lynch made $775,000 on the transaction. the enron group made $53 million on the transaction. no one lost any money, and there were no material misstatements to the market that would qualify as a securities fraud prosecution. so instead they indicted the merrill defendants under the honest servic

. >> according to vogler, he and a pentagon team traveled to houston, texas, to the epicenter of big oil to discuss post-invasion plans for iraq's oil sector. the defense department team does not convene at a u.s. military base or even at a government building. they meet instead at this hu houston location, the offices of kbr, subsidiary of the oil company, halliburton. part of the defense department's pre-war planning for iraq's oil takes place in a halliburton subsidiary office in texas. a detail not known to the public before now. >> the bush administration had lots of contacts in houston in the sophisticated executive suites of the major u.s. headquartered oil companies and they reached out there. >> the pentagon team that traveled to houston calls for rapidly increasing iraqi oil production soon after the invasion. they set an initial goal of bringing production up to 3.1 million barrels a day. 50% more than iraq was producing at the time. the long-term goal is to increase iraq's oil production to 5 million barrels a day, more than iraq has ever produced. while administration of