have a problem in houston. nise parker pushed through a city ordinance that gives preference to trances gender people who claim to be identifying with the opposite gender. some families protested and they collected enough signatures to put the measure up for a vote before the people. the heavy handed mayor declared that there were not enough valid signatures. and citizens sued. and that inflamed the mayor and her city council cronies and subpened the notes from houston pastors and churches. fox brokes the story and the storm came down. the houston mayor pretended to be surprised that the sermon was subpeona. and tweeted this. if theyous sermons for politics their sermons are fair game. were instructions given on filling out anti- hero petition. she anyhow. and we invited her on the show tonight and she declined. i can't say i blame her. she might not have enjoyed my questions. have you ever read the united states constitution? familiar with the first amendment and american fund of government was designed to tra

i have 92 foreign consulates in houston. the world comes to houston. we're one of the most internationally-focused u.s. cities. we're better known across our borders than across u.s. state lines. there's still a lot of folks up here who think about houston, and that's that cultural wasteland that's hot and muggy, has a lot of mosquitoes. yes, it -- yes, yes, yes. [laughter] however, we are a, we are a global megacity, and we attract the best and the brightest from around the world who come to houston because of the industry that we have, the economy that we have and the welcoming nature of the city. you know, that comparison between houston and san francisco that you referenced, they always start off with about how beautiful san francisco is. i have -- this is not an exaggeration to say there are 100 high-rise office and residential towers going up across the greater houston community. that may not be beautiful to some people, but it's awfully damn beautiful to me. laugh. >> you mentioned houston is a very welcoming city to people around the world, and

a successful homecoming it is indeed to houston.fense struggled tonight but when they get clowney back in there, that could change their whole football team. jim: andrew luck leads the way. t.y. hilton one yard off the all-time franchise records, 233 yards. the final score is 33-28 colts. coming up,e mazda post-game show." for all of us, so long from houston. ye- yes! we have the new iphone. how- cause everyone's coming in for the new iphone. wh-what... kind of service plan can you get? well right now if you select the 15 gig plan 'lubl double your data and make it 30 gigs for the same price. well that- great! you'll take it. in head * are you inside my mind right now? nope where was... albuquerque who was the porcupine what is my fave- holldasaise sauce no way... the new iphone is here and now you get 30 gigs of data to share starting at $160 dollars a month. come on! let'hin de in the tic. no. inheem basement. why can't we just get in the running car? e are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. ar smart. yeah. ok. ifyou make

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and houston mayor pastor's sermons are fair game. i say game on. ♪ >> good evening, and i >>> good evening, i'm mike huckabee, thanks for watching tonight. should pastors turn over their sermon and their sermon notes over to church members. sure it happens in china and ir iran. but should americans just shut up when their freedom of religious is directly threatened. just when you thought that someone in government -- irs scandals and spying on reporters, clelting on e-mails and phone records, forcing pastors do speak on the slaughter of innocent children, we see a stunning example of reckless abuse of power. >> houston, we have a problem. >> yes, we have a problem and it's in houston. an niece parker, the openly lesbian mayor of houston passed -- preference to transgender people who claim who identify with the opposite jechbder. didn't want to send their -- eventually they collected enough signatures to put the measure up for a vote before the people. a heavy handed mayor and city attorney declared that there weren't enough valid sig

. >> two in houston. >> two in houston. this is a two-part question. first of all, why so few? what is it about the job of mayor that creates unique challenges in terms of a class sailing for winning candidate and i'm interested why houston has been able to be an exception to that. >> of mayor of houston, represent more people than the governor 15 states. it is the ceo position. i run a $5 billion corporation and its a lot like running for a position as governor. it's big money, bickley politics. but i am also commander-in-chief of our police department, our fire department, in charge of emergency response and so forth. and so, while america is getting better about that, you have two of women qualified and capable in the pipeline to run for those positions. but we still have a set to go to the women as ceo commander-in-chief end is still an issue in the business community as well. >> why has he said that an exception to that? >> houston -- a wonderful, dynamic mayor, yes. people don't understand the minds

we have got more about the houston pastors ordered to turn over their sermons, that's tonight. >>> and welcome to huckabee, thank you for watching tonight. the elections coming up are genuinely important, but america can't be fixed by mere elections anymore. our great republic is morally and spiritually bankrupt and it's lost any semblance of common sense. ebola comes to our cities and while there's not a big chance of it affecting many of i.ámus, government -- it's better to let people from infected countries to travel her than to detain them where they are. we -- take down the fences that and speaking of prisons. this week detainees at guantanamo bay whined that they aren't going to leave their cells if female guards escort them because they don't want to be touched by a woman who's not their relative. i have been to gitmo and they're already accommodated with special muslim approved meals that cost 2 1/2 times what it costs to feed the military personnel who guard them. they have little arrows in their cells pointing to mechanicca, a they get to keep their beards to accommodate thei

send sermons and bibles to a nice parker in houston.here is todd starnes who is fox news radio host. todd is also the author of a wonderful book, called god less america. and you will love the bock. >> this story broke because of your reporting and it went viral. last week we asked people to send bibles and sermons and she wants to cough up the material. have we heard the response in >> my understanding from my sources that hundreds of people sent sermons and i have heard from people who sent bibles and i sent in four spiritual laws and book to be on the safe side. this story resonated with people. and the reason why, governor, it is an issue i write about in the book. there is a war on religious liberty. it is not targeting the islamic faith or jewish faith. it is targeting the jewish faith and what happened in houston, texas is a great example of how it is waged. >> this is not so much the issue of the transgender law. that was the heart of the controversy. but whether or not people acting in their capacity as a christian believer say

megan alexander is in houston with the highlights. >> reporter: indianapolis and houston brought matching2 records to the game. the winner has sole possession in the asc south. >> the indianapolis touchdown. >> reporter: indianapolis getting off to a strong start. the colts build a lead in the first quarter thanks to passes by andrew luck. >> to the end zone. touchdown. >> reporter: houston gives the home crowd reason to stick around. watts scoops up a fumble and returns it 45 yards for a touchdown. that kept indianapolis' lead to five. houston can't complete the comeback. the quarterback, ryan fitzpatrick fumbles. the colts win, 33-28. of course, you noticed the players were wearing pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month. what you may not have seen was this. every seat here at houston was decked out in pink. sitting in one of the seats was breast cancer survivor, laura holmes. she was a guest of kareem jackson. jackson's mother is a two-time breast cancer survivor. the disease hits close to home with many on the texans including the owner, his wife survived breast cancer. for cbs

-- and charles hamilton houston.t took place not at the elite law schools in the country. it was not the folks at harvard that figured out the conundrum of equal protection. it was not the folks at yale that figured out how to have a national strategy to dismantle segregation. it was lawyers, historians, sociologists that were pulled together that howard law school. why is that significant? it tells you the traditional intellectual hierarchies at the time that told us the smartest, brightest, best rep these elite were obviously not that smart or bright when it came to the biggest problem america had at the time, which was racial segregation. they could not identify the problem. they could not figure out how to wrap their heads around the problem. he did not -- they did not particularly care about the problem. this is the biggest contradiction in our democracy. issue spotting and figuring out how to get at it successfully took place way off the main road? that tells you something about how the main road is constituted

their relationship stayed strong until the end of houston's life in 1950. in fact, in the hundreds of letters i have reviewed between the two of them and about conflicts during the legal campaign where others were complaining about one thing or the other, not one word of criticism between the two men about each other to anyone or each other. i think that is very important. >> thank you. i want to ask professor kimberle crenshaw. you are someone who has studied race and society in many ways and from many perspectives. could you speculate if thurgood marshall were a litigator today and surveyed the civil rights landscape, where would he be putting his energies? would he be looking at over-incarceration, police brutality, would he be in ferguson? would he be elsewhere? the administration of the death penalty was something he was involved in when he was practicing. what do you think? >> i think clearly if thurgood marshall were a litigator today, among his most significant concerns would be the loss of so much of the civil rights infrastructure that earlier thu

the people of houston, they got sued. and so this is all about the lawsuit and an attempt to shut down the voices of descent. america is made great because we're a people who can express our descent. and when the government puts its heavy foot on the mouths of people and citizens and taxpayers, the real bosses of our culture, lou, we've lost our country. this is a big deal. i don't know how to say it anymore. this is a big deal when government acts in a way that tries to stop speech, stop religion, stop the preassembly. it is a trampling of several pieces of first amendment, not just the religious piece of it. lou: there's been rhetorical an3 political fire for effect of which they're trying to condition the political field. political correctness pervades and it certainly mitigates any strong response on the part of many to this outrage in houston. we appreciate your time. so much to get to. governor huckabee always good to see you. >> thank you, lou. lou: be sure o watch huckabee eight p.m. eastern that's on fox. stay wi

jamie apody has more. >> eagles feel right at home in houston.fact seven current eagles played for the texans at one time or another that is more than 3 percent of the roster. >> we have a lot of key important players on our team here in philly that came from houston. they are contributing and helping this team win games. >> reporter: demeco ryans played his first two years. connor barwin was his teammate there. he spent his first four seasons in houston a lot of my former teammates are still there good to see those guys. i had fun playing in the stadium. it will be different playing for a different team. >> reporter: then is there josh huff who didn't play for houston but was born and raised there he will have 30 to 40 family members in the stand and he wears his heart for houston on his leg. that is a texans tattoo. >> i got the tattoo because the texans were my favorite team and i grew up pretty much, any houston team i loved. >> is there plenty have room for some eagles. >> yeah, yeah. >> sound a little unsure. with the eagles jamie a apody f

houston officials say they are trying to intimidate christian views. eric, a very vocal voice. >> great to be here. if ever there was something for americans, all americans, but especially people of faith to scream and shout about, it's what the houston mayor did about a week ago. i couldn't actually believe my eyes when i read it on the internet. i said, this has to be a joke. this can't be happening in america. everyone needs to be aware this is serious. >> you've written some "new york times" best sellers, including them talking about what was going on in the 1930s. you said in this case you see parallels. >> it's a shocking thing. many people think i'm crazy. i hope jon stewart has this clip on to mock me. but the parallels are chilling. when i read an american member of government, the houston mayor, dared, dared in the united states that pastors would show their sermons, i said, this cannot be happening. this is america. we have had freedom of religion at the heart of all our rnks. the founders understood this was not just like an extra. this was

we know five pastors in the houston area were handed these subpoenas.ity was specifically looking for all of their correspondents with their pa igsers. they were looking for sermons where the pastors talked about ho homosexuality, and the mayor herself. >> who is openly gay. >> openly gay and severely -- the religious community there has a problem with this component of this ordinance that allow men as women to use the restroom of their choice and vicerer sa. that's where the number of the religious members in that community had issue. >> so they challenged it in court. they want another vote on it. >> right. they want another vote. so there was a lawsuit filed. and in the process of discovery the city went after these pastors who were not even party to this lawsuit and demanded that they turn over this information. what's interesting is just a few moments ago the attorney general weighed in. and we do know that the subpoenas have not been rescinded, but a texas attorney general greg abbott just released a statement and he is demanding that the city of

correspondent megan alexander joins us live from the stadium in houston. hey there. >> reporter: hi. yes, thursday night football has rolled through the lone star state for a big divisional showdown. the texans and the colts, the top two teams in their division, but as you just mentioned, tonight's game about so much more than just football. the texans are going pink for thursday night football. every single seat in nrg stadium is decked out in pink to celebrate breast cancer awareness month. for many fans the cause is personal. >> i've lost several family members and i have two surviving family members to breast cancer. >> reporter: lineman david quizenberry is currently fighting lymphoma. colts coach including pagano has successfully -- chuck pagano has successfully battled leukemia. >> it's a real reminder of how many people this has up temperatured. >> reporter: -- has touched. >> reporter: when the colts and texans take the field two of football's brightest young stars will be on the primetime staple. andrew luck has many touchdown passes and j.j. wat

eagles get a few cracks at the houston texans.day is the first meeting since demeco and connor barwin defectd to philadelphia after long careers in houston. ryans played six seasons in houston and still owns the club's all time tackles record with 634. barwin played four seasons in houston and his 19th sacks ranks fourth best all time texans. >> it will be cool to have an opportunity to go back and play in front of family members and friends. most important to me is about getting us in the win column. >> it's a game i'm looking forward to. i played a lot of games there, had a lot of fun at that stadium. i have a lot of friends that are there. so, obviously i'm looking forward to going back there. >> all right, former sixers coach larry brown is that not a fan of his old team strategy for improving the club. he called losing for lottery picks a terrible way to teach the young players nerlens noel and joel embiid about the nab. with a new season just under way a loss to indiana last night 109-91. brown said to the inquirer's john mi

guy who replaced him in houston, brian cushing, has often been injured.first, as ryan says, will be awful lot of fun. >> it will be fun, good reason to go back to houston. >> like any team going against former team, always exciting to go back and play there again. >> most of former teammate have fond memories of damico, well, most of them. >> he was one of my first welcome to the nfl actually. ya, man so maybe i get to pay him back. >> no, i got that most respect for him. we called him captain when he was here, he's always going to be held high regard in this organization, every loving him. got most recall for him. he is a great ffl player. >> what happened on that play? >> he smack me. smack me in pre-game warm ups, too. ya. >> get you back. >> hopefully damico gets him give. nate allen questionable for the game. one other question face the birds, fine out sunday game day live. eagles and texans 1:00 o'clock right here on fox 29. don't miss our postgame report. baseball neice with the touch of home. as for the rumor of joe made encouraging from hazleton,

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. >> we have key players on our team here in philly that played in houston. >> ryan played his first six years and when to two pro bowls as a texan. >> a lot of my former teammates are still there, good to see those guys, obviously i have a lot of fun playing in the stadi stadium, playing in a different team he wears his heart for houston on his leg. yes, that is a texan tattoo, because the texans were my favorite team and i mean i grew up on pretty much any houston team i loved. >> there is plenty of room for something eagles. >> oh yeah. >> sounds unsure, jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> a texans tattoo, all right. >> lets face it, college kids need money and how about this one college student, owl you had to do for $10,000 was make a free throw and a half quarter shot, check it out. and a lay-up. wow at brian college in tennessee, he wins $10,000 in tuition money, how about that shot? and again and again and again. >> thank you jeff. >>> adam joseph is here with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's wo

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what do they need to do against this houston defense? >> i still think that the texans defense is not the baltimore defense. they've done a great job. j.j. watt is incredible. they'll get pressure on the quarterback. i also think they had some protection problems last week. if indianapolis shores those up, andrew luck leads the league in touchdowns. he's probably the premier quarterback. jan believes he's even the premier quarterback and she's not even a sports analyst. [ laughter ] >> so i would have to say -- but i do agree with her. i think between russell wilson and andrew luck right now you're looking at two of the best in the league as young guys and no disrespect to rg3 who will be hurt foray turn the at some point. >> -- for eternity at some point. >> had to get it in there. what's your prediction? >> i like the colts. i say andrew luck versus ryan fitzpatrick, i like andrew luck. >> they're right in a three- game win streak. thank you so much for coming in. also now it's time for this week's papa john's key ingredient. unfortuna

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anyone who watches that game on sund sunday, watch number 99 for houston, texas.. quick as a cat, strong as an ox he can do anything. he will create a lot of problems for the offensive line and the backs and tight ends and pass protection. number one, the eagles must be aware of where he is and get two hats on him. >> and the match-up with the texan s sunday morning. and recapping it with highlights and interviews. >>> the sixers trying to pick up the first win in milwaukee. before the game the sixers taking up next year's contract options from william, noel and rfs rotten. >>> and on the ice today, he is not expected to play tomorrow. first getting in shape, the 12-year vet a much-needed addition. >> and they called the name, not taking much to think about it. a great team to come to. a lot of good players and good aspiration. and a team that competes for the stanley cup every year, that's what you play hockey for. >>> go figure on whom we know the flyers send down the ghost, the rookie defenseman. the old man out sent back to lehigh valley. speaking of halloween

houston street, most commonly confused with the street houston street.here and you see the sign you think, oh, houston, texas, houston street. incorrect. houston street. >> before you go there, just understand taylor swift donated all the proceeds from her new song to the new york city public school system. dana, your thoughts. >> look, she's an american gem. she's a self-made person. >> an amazingly talented person. she comes to new york, she loves it and she donates all these proceeds to the new york city schools and does a free concert. she's a winner. absolute international star. new york should be so glad. new york should be so glad they're talking about taylor swift and not de blasio. she's the best ambassador new york could imagine. >> and she can pay a lot of taxes and help us out. >> with her $20 million apartment that she dropped. >> all the criticism -- when we talk about criticism, you have to understand it's driven by envious bloggers and critics on websites like gawker. because she is self made -- she's a self-made millionaire at the age of

. >>> subpoenas for sermons, it's happening in houston where city officials are demanding pastors turn sermons or face contempt of court. we have a religious leader. first, bernard mcguirk, we're talking ebola straight ahead. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells,... you can get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include dry mouth and constipation. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better.

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thursday night football tonight pits indianapolis against the houston texans right here on cbs-3. >> sports director beasley reese joins with us more on tonight's game, beasley. >> it is battle for first place in the afc south but for fans, the game has more meaning. cbs news special correspondent megan alexander joins is live from houston hi megan. >> reporter: yes, we are here in the lone star state in the divisional match up, top two teams, the the texans and the colts but tonight it is about so much more, then just football. the texans are going pink, for thursday night football. every single seat in nrg stadium is deck out in pink to celebrate breast cancer awareness month. for many fans the causes personal. >> i have lost former family members and i have two surviving family members to breast cancer. >> reporter: lineman david quizenbury is fighting limb foam, colts coach chug pay gain owe and janet mcnair, wife of the texans owner is a breast cancer survivor. >> it is a real reminder of how many people, that this has touched. >> reporter: when colts and texans take the field,

take the houston situation first.arently there are search sermons involved or were involved, correct? that's correct there was a subpoena issued in a civil suit in which the city of houston is a defendant and the city in responding to this lawsuit issued a subpoena for all these religious records including the sermons of a certain group of ministers who were involved in the activism that relates to an ordinance that the city passed that these ministers and others are trying to get repealed through a referendum and that's what gave rise to the civil suit and this asked for the sermons and other things. that caused a big roar in houston. the mayor has now said we shouldn't have asked for the sermons. she has taken the word sermons out of the subpoena. but basically there she is, the mayor. aniece parker. basically the subpoena still stands and being fought over. >> what's in play here is houston passed a city ordinance saying you can't discriminate against anybody. it was led by this mayor whoson an open lesbian. in ord

houston's labor shortage permeates the shipping industry, too.s job offers health insurance, on the job training, overtime pay and even a matching 401 pay and he still can't track down enough workers with the right skills. >> i could hire in this yard alone 25 welds are and have them working within -- welders and have them working within the week. >> right now there's 100,000 manufacturing jobs in america going unfilled. >> reporter: led by vice president joe biden the white house ready to work strategy is helping connect the unemployed with jobs that pay as much as $37 an hour plus overtime. >> it's not the federal government creating jobs. we're not. we're facilitating. we're just saying here it is. here's where the jobs are. here's the requirements. here's how you get those requirements and we can help you pay for it if you qualify. >> reporter: but first americans eager to work must gain the skills employers need. >> community colleges have programs. for profit trade schools have programs. big companies have programs. >> reporter: the microwo

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houston, texas, republican line.o make theuld like comment that i recently saw a textbook of my granddaughters here in houston, texas. it was an english course. it was just nothing but political indoctrination into environmental issues. so i am totally against any more money going into public usedtion when it is being to indoctrinate our children. in thisngle article textbook, this english course textbook, was all about environmental issues. i was absolutely appalled at how blatant it was. so i'm just calling in to tell every person, every parent should look at your children's textbooks. you should read these textbooks and see if you agree with what your children are being taught. the money being spent on this. you, hasuestion for this issue come up either in the governors race in texas or maybe locally where you are in houston? is education one of those issues that plays out overall this november? in the races you have been paying attention to? caller: you know, i do not hear it so very much. texas is a pretty conse

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