. >>> and jiffy mix ceo howdy holmes says business is easy, it's the people who are complicated.i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >>> one of the things i've learned in both, you know, as an avocado grower, and as a song writer and as a touring artist it is as important to ask for or take the advice of those who have been in the business longer than you. after i performed at farm aid, i got to know willie nelson quite well and i relate to him so much, because i feel like i'm in that same game of songwriting, of touring, of agriculture. and you know, i couldn't be who i am if i didn't look up to others. you know. if

it's like howdy duty. >> everything i say is my opinion. >> don't smear howdy duty. he's a legend. >> dana, put some sense and color on this. >> thread the needle? >> talk about jasper. >> take a picture, pulling back. we have to decide how much -- when we say we fully support israel, does that mean we fully support their right to defend themselves no matter what it takes? they have taken great pains to make sure that civilians are not in harm's way. hamas, one of the tactics is to put innocent people in harm's way. so what you are doing, what is fundamentally different ideologies of how to fight a war. if this is going to continue, and we're going to say that we support israel, that has to mean fully supporting israel to do what they might have to do, which could be very unfortunate for some civilians that's are put in harm's way. >> how does the u.s. do that? what do they need to do to fully support israel? >> i think i'm not sure. i think that john kerry hopefully, we'll have to put our faith in the leadership to get a cease-fire, at least. cease-fire will allow y

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. >> howdy. >> to help tell some of the history of billings is kevin kooistra-manning. he's with the western heritage center. and joyce jensen wrote a book about the town. how did billings get its name? >> billing got its name from frederick billings, former president of the northern pacific railroad, who they honored by naming the town after him. >> the railroad actually created the town, and it happened almost by accident. >> there was a nearby town by the name of coulson, which expected to be the next great railroad town. but instead, because they raised prices and made it kind of inconvenient for the railroad, the railroad decided to build their own town, the town of billings. and billings basically prospered. coulson disappeared. >> about the only thing left of coulson is boot hill cemetery. >> this is the burying grounds of coulson. most people buried here died violently. there were murders, suicides, and accidents. they died with their boots on, so we call it "boot hill." >> meanwhile, back at billings... >> when the railroad came in, billings grew so quickly, on

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howdy my name is sean paul and from durham north carolina and i'm writing for u.s. senate as a libertarian and you know i really didn't want to do this. but i couldn't stand the idea walking to the voting booth and just seeing the democrat and the republican on the ballot we just keep ending up with more war and more debt and more of the same problems just keeps getting worse. watch one of those you can't get enough of them let me tell you what does this all indicate while according to the washington post in addition to north carolina libertarians are poised to draw votes and at least ten other competitive senate elections this fall in montana oregon colorado minnesota iowa arkansas michigan virginia west virginia and alaska the parties working to collect enough signatures to appear on ballots at kentucky and new hampshire and are even looking to run for governor in florida and kansas to discuss this i was joined earlier by carla howell political director of the national libertarian party i first asked her if it's possible for sean hot to make a strong impact in nor

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. >> howdy, y'all. >> for the time being, john schmidt need not be concerned with the other inmates in his housing unit. >> back in the hole again? >> yep. >> finish your lockup time up, all right? [ bleep ] >> yeah. >> he's in a one-man segregation cell after damaging some phone cords. >> same old bull [ bleep ]. >> schmidt was arrested on a charge of inducing panic after allegedly claiming to have an atomic bomb in his car. >> they got me [ bleep ] >> he's made some other questioning claims in jail as well. >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> are we ready? >> yeah. >> now he has to meet with the jail psychiatrist, dr. leslie kopitz, who has to try to determine if he is mentally ill or just a troublemaker. >> any thoughts that somebody is following you, watching you, keeping track of you, other than the cos, that's everybody's job and they are paid for that? >> no. >> what was going on that the police ended up hauling you in? that's what i want to know. >> well, because somebody told them i had an atomic bomb detonator in my suv. >> who told

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so while, you know, a lot of the hype has been about the 2008 law and howdy porting children here is like a visualization of the solution, that's not what we're going to see here. we're going to see family units, mothers with their children, don. >> all right, rosa flores, thank you. we'll get back to rosa when she gets more information. the immigration crisis has become a pawn in the face between texas governor rick perry versus senator -- the senator from kentucky, rand paul. i'm not talking a future republican primary for president. i'm talking about the current online war of words. and ideology between the two men. this is what rand paul wrote, there are obviously many important events going on in the world right now, but with 60,000 foreign children, streaming across the texas border, i am surprised governor perry has apparently still found time to mischaracterize and attack my foreign policy. and then rick perry made his attack in the "washington post" and writes this. "we live in a world where isolationist policies would only en daeng our national security even further. that's

but when people are so desperate to get a job and a decent salary, howdy you do that when you don't wantcannot show that you are desperate. you have to be confident and motivated. if you sure you are desperate they will see it and use it as leverage. you want to make sure you show your confidence, experience, and be willing to walk away because you don't want to compromise our values, your bottom line. there are times when you just need to walk away depending upon what they offer you. liz: let's talk about the next one, leave emotion out of it. that is sort of the tail end of desperation, right? >> right. well, a lot of times in negotiation people often get emotional. they use in motion, bullying, yelling. you don't want to do that, be over emotional, fire hose someone with me it -- information. you need to be calmed and collected. that is where you draw from confidence and experience. liz: when you landed jobs don't be afraid -- this is number 45 to ask for what you want. there are a lot of things that can be negotiable. if you want one certain thing when it comes to leaving early on a

if it's a guy, i say, howdy.s, fist bumps hurt when you start to get arthritis in your fingers. i sound old saying that. lol. liz, we'll be germ phobic. thank you for writing. >>> this past weekend i had the opportunity to visit newtown connecticut, the placey a year and a half ago two dozen children were killed at sandy hook elementary school. my daughter and i went to a piece of lan that will soon book a 35-acre animal sanctuary in honor of one of the little girls who died. katherine violet hubbard. here's a bit of our amazing weekend experience. >> last year, after the sandy hook tragedy, my then ten-year-old daughter gave a piano recitele in honor of the newtown victims. he played 11 classical pieces to raise money for grace mcdonald's art foundation, and katherine hubbard's animal sanctuary. >> the trees back here are going to be for kids. >> just one year later the hand has been secured, and katherine's mom, jenny, showed us the area where the animals will eventually live. >> the barn is going to we keep al

they want me to say howdy. far, whatperience so have you found that has surprised you on what is robust, has held up quite well on the space station, and what have you found that is fragile that you see that we will have to do future reengineering of? this is my first spaceflight and i have known the space station are many years and we're into our 5000 plus day of operations. what are the first things that struck me when i arrived is i expected to see an aging system, i that did it to be, well, from the tv, maybe it does look messy to you. every one of these has a purpose. this is a brilliant laboratory. it is amazing shape. i think that it is a testament to the engineering that went in. the robustness of the design. this looks like a brand-new machine. very impressive to me. they're not as reliable, the things that have surprised me, you get to see how quickly technology on earth develops. this was developed in the 80's and 90's. really, you do see ethernet cables running all around the outside because we did

a texan on my staff says howdy. what have you found on what has surprised you on what is robust, held up quite well on the space station? and what have you found that is fragile that you see we will have to do future reengineering of? >> so i would lead that off with this is my first space flight and i have known the space station many years. we are into our 5,000 plus day of ops up here and one of the first things that struck me was i expected to see an aging system when i arrived and i expected it, well from the tv maybe it looks messy, but every wire has a purpose. and when i got up here i realized this is a brilliant laboratory. it is in amazing shape and very well cared for a testament to the engineering that went in and the robustness of the design. we have been operating 5,000 days and it looks like a brand new machine up here. some things that are not quite as reliable and surprised me a little is you get to see how quickly technology on earth develops when you come up here. this was developed in the '80's a

chairman, and a texan on my staff wants me to say howdy. in your experience so far, what have you found that has surprised you on what's robust, has held up quite well on the space station, and what have you found that is fragile that you see we're going to have to do future re-engineering of? >> so i would lead that off, sir, with this is my first space flight, and i have known the space station for many, many years. we're into our 5,000th plus day of ops up here, and one of the things that struck me when i arrived is i expected to see an aging system, i expected it to be, from the tv, maybe it does look messy to you, but every one of these wires has a purpose. when i got up here, i realized this is a brilliant laboratory. it's in overall amazing shape. it's been very well cared for, and i think it's basically a testament to the engineering that went in, the robustness of the design that here we have been operating 5,000 days and this looks like a brand new machine up here. very impressive to me from that aspect. some things that aren't qu

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. >> they restrict where and howdies they can operate.ing it will be too expensive for club owners to consider. >> it is going to be really bad. within 90 days, the city will start doing enforcement letters, and then within a year, it will be down to the seven or eight that the city estimates. >> she supports the referendum because she says she doesn't like the alternative. >> there is going to be more dope dealers selling more weed, more people in jail going to prison for selling marijuana. >> cannabis patient has glaucoma and says marijuana is his best medication. >> what will you do if you don't have access to the dispensary? >> i'm not sure. maybe go blind. >> the city says that the dispinsries that sec saysfly complete the registration process can legally operate in the city. at city hall, kron 4 news. >>> a domestic violence call resulted in an officer-involved shooting. kron 4's reporter explains what happens. >> several 911 calls were received around 4:30 in the afternoon reporting a domestic violence situation on east 14 14th str