this week kansas state coming into norman. and they're 34 seconds away from upsetting the oklahoma sooners. >> charles: should not have to take another step. now bob stoops had been 7-1 to get bill snyder. >> charles: the stream for oklahoma comes to an end. >> gus: 24-19 kansas state. what a performance. let's take you to erin andrews and the fox studio for the at&t fox college saturday post-game show. >> guys, thanks so much. another great one. this week collin klein said there's a fire in us. we want this game. kansas state beating oklahoma for the first time at home since 1997. coming up next, on the at&t post-game, we'll break down everything. so, we all set? i've got two tickets to paradise! pack your bags, we'll leave tonight. uhh, it's next month, actually... eddie continues singing: to tickets to... paradiiiiiise! no four. remember? whoooa whooaa whooo! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than eddie money running a travel agency

this week kansas state coming into non. and they're 34 seconds away from upsetting the oklahoma sooners. >> charles: should not have to take another step. now bob stoops had been 7-1 to get bill snyder. >> les: the stream for oklahoma comes to an end. >> gus: 24-19 kansas state. what a performance. let's take you to erin andrews and the fox studio for the at&t fox college saturday post-game show. >> guys, thanks so much. another great one. this week collin klein said there's a fire in us. we want this game. kansas state beating oklahoma for the first time at home since 1997. coming up next, on the at&t post-game, we'll break down everything. so, we all set? i've got two tickets to paradise! pack ybags, we'll leave tonight. uhh, it's next month, actually... eddie continues singing: to tickets to... paradiiiiiise! no four. remember? whoooa whooaa whooo! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than eddie money running a travel agency. get ha

meanwhile - secretary of state obama will be on the kansas nt ballot."ificate oo record with the state of hawaii matches the birth certificate that is on the white house website. so i have no doubt.""stay five feet away from me."as arguments continue outside - all parties make sure their voices are heard. "it is absolutely an insult to any black american to see that our president ii being denigrated simply because of his race.""we see evidence of the most serious crimes committed by mr. obama and he &pneeds to be criminally just like anybody else.""the underground railroad came through kansas. it's wrong that this is happening. so, it's not the legacy of kansas and wanttthe people of this country to know that.. an attorney claims theeman who withdrew his challenge did so after receiving multiple threats ... and fought for another review.the kansas secretary of state says many people complained the board shouldn't have heard the objection in the first place. it's aamajor problem... plaguing the military, right no. nnw.the addiction... that affecting our s

he's a corn and soybean farmer in kansas.from the arkansas river to supply and irrigate 2,000 acres. >> how is a farmer supposed to do his business when you're down that much water? it makes it tough. it's a lot more money to pump the water from the ground and we don't have the water to use. >> reporter: here in kansas they call it the arkansas river, arkansas, kansas, never mind that. this year they can't call this a river at all. where are we walking right now? >> you're in the arkansas river. right smack in the middle it. >> reporter: it hasn't been this bad in kansas in 65 years. 200 miles of the arkansas river bed look like this. >> if we're doing a one to ten, one being the best, ten being the worst drought condition you could imagine, what's this part of kansas right now? >> 12, probably. it's bad. >> reporter: less than seven inches of rain has fallen here all year. a third of what they get in a normal year. the flat terrain in kansas provides few places for large amounts of water to collect. so farmers rely on gates

hazlett is a corn and soybean farmer in lakin, kansas. depends on water diverted from the arkansas river to supply and irrigate 2,000 acres. how's a farmer supposed to do his business when you're down that much water? >> it makes it much harder. it costs a lot more money to pump the water from the ground and we just lose our water. we don't have the water to use. >> reporter: here in kansas, they call it the arkansas river. never mind the pronunciation, this year they can't call this a river at all. where are we walking right now? >> you're in the bed of the arkansas river. right smack in the middle of it. >> reporter: it hasn't been this bad in kansas in 65 years. 200 miles of the arkansas riverbed look like this. if we're doing a 1-10-- 1 being the best, 10 being the worst drought condition you could imagine-- what what's this part of kansas right now? >> 12, probably. it's bad. >> reporter: less than seven inches of rain has fallen here all year-- a third of what they get in a normal year. the flat terrain in kansas provides few places

eventually, the area would make up all or part of 15 new states, including kansas. >> kansas is a flagant to represent "manifest destiny." there are three separate images of people on the flag, all moving westward. >> manifest destiny was the belief that the american expansion across the continent was both inevitable and justifiable. >> in the foreground, you see a farmer plowing his land. just beyond the farmer, you see a wagon train, also heading west. in the background, you see native americans hunting bison. there's also a steamboat on the kansas river, meant to represent commerce. life for the pioneers was not easy, and the state motto is "ad astra per aspera," which means "to the stars through difficulties," which is certainly a reference to how hard it was to settle the land. >> within the state seal, 34 stars represent kansas' place as our 34th state. >> above that state seal, there is a blue-and-gold band meant to reference the french and the louisiana purchase. >> and at the very top is the state flower -- the sunflower. believe it or not, in kansas, it used to be illegal to

aren't supposed to vote aren't voting in kansas so and also in kansas you can use your student i.d. to vote so that argument particularly in kansas that it's disenfranchising young people is absolutely incorrect and over the numbers these are and nobody is disputing these numbers after americans twenty five percent don't have a photo id to asians twenty percent latinos nineteen percent college age people eighteen percent seniors eighty. percent and all of these seniors they're not going to get out of the d.m.v. i mean there's their house and people and poor people the working poor three fifteen percent then you look at you know white folks it's only eight percent you know that's the republican conceiver is right predominantly right but seniors who are often cited as one of the groups being disenfranchised predominantly vote for republicans why would republicans want to cut seniors off from families because they've got a guy on the ticket who proposed voucher rising medicare. or younger maybe romney and paul ryan are leading with seniors right now is holy so it would be very much not

the ballot in kansas. he has not done that. this is another test of leadership that he has failed. you know, john mccain in 2008 called out the fringe elements. he said no, no, we're not going to sit here and say that the president wasn't born in this country. mitt romney seems unable to do that. ron, your father, when jimmy carter was unable to get the hostages out of iran, your father said this is a time for all americans to stand together. he didn't take that opportunity to bash carter, but mitt romney is unable to show that kind of leadership. he has failed his 3:00 a.m. test. >> i just saw the clip of president reagan doing what cynthia described so well, in the midst of the desert those guys were killed and incredibly difficult challenges to get the hostages out. he said this is a time the only words we speak should be few and they should be prayers. that's what he said. >> it is a question of judgment and a question of character and i am afraid mitt romney has shown lack of both this last week. >> i

the ballot in kansas. he has not done that. this is another test of leadership that he has failed. you know, john mccain in 2008 called out the fringe elements. he said no, no, we're not going to sit here and say that the president wasn't born in this country. mitt romney seems unable to do that. ron, your father, when jimmy carter was unable to get the hostages out of iran, your father said this is a time for all americans to stand together. he didn't take that opportunity to bash carter, but mitt romney is unable to show that kind of leadership. he has failed his 3:00 a.m. test. >> i just saw the clip of president reagan doing what cynthia described so well, in the midst of the desert those guys were killed and incredibly difficult challenges to get the hostages out. he said this is a time the only words we speak should be few and they should be prayers. that's what he said. of your father said this is the time for all americans to stand together. he didn't take that opportunity to bash carter. but mitt

office but actually lives in leawood, kansas.r a while, he was the project manager assigned to oversea the renovation of the thurgood marshall courthouse in new york. he made 58 trips from leawood, kansas, to new york city which cost us $99,000 in travel costs, and that project was severely criticized for $75 million in cost overruns. n now, i want to tell you he no longer works for the gsa and we don't know why, but i have to ask the question of gsa, they could not find a potential candidate in new york city? i mean the talent pool is so weak in new york city that you had to go to leawood, kansas? >> yes, the guy who had the courthouse overrun by $75 million, and -- well, sometimes the numbers and the words speak for themselves. one other thing, drew, is that there was a lot of response to your report last week about mr. x and some viewers say, all right, all right, what's the big deal, don't yuou have to travel as part of business? these people were more understanding? >> we can only report that whatever excessive travel that w

have you been to kansas city, the place where this woman works. >> i haven't yet been to kansas city. in part because i have been trying to minimize the amount of travel i do. i have met virtually with the staff. i'm aware of the issues out there. i do want to go out and learn more about it. but i also know that we are leaving that facility. >> reporter: kansas city regional facility marry, received bonuses despite hiring a quarter million dollars pr firm to respond to my investigation and allegations of misleading congress. in today's hearing, the inspector general called the commissioner out of control. >> again, i would have to go back and look. >> reporter: do you consider her an out of control commissioner for those acts and that quarter of a million dollars pr contract? >> i'm not going to try to defend what happened with that pr contract or any of those issues out there. >> reporter: although he answered questions from us and senators, he staid on point. he is at gsa to fix problems. the bonuses we exposed, he has cut them back and the agencies he says remains under review. i'm

a chance of storms tomorrow, kansas city to denver. and about five to ten degrees warmer there around chicago. >>> if you're watching us on kshb 41 action news, good old kansas city, separate fact from fiction at an exhibit about an american legend at the life and times of jesse james at the st. joseph museum. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> say it one more time? >> jesse james. >> no, just like you did. jesse james! >> i don't know enough about jesse james. >> you're going to have to go to that exhibit. >>> it was a battle at the box office over the weekend. two films so far tying for first place. jake gyllenhaal drama "end of watch" took in an estimated $13 million performing above expectations thanks to the mostly male over 25 audience. meanwhile, the jennifer lawrence horror pick "house at the end of the street" also took in an estimated $13 million fueled by mostly younger female fans. a close third with a disappointing $12.7 million, the clint eastwood baseball drama "trouble with the curve," half of its audience w

kansas city falls to 1-3. stay with us. john is back with your seven-day foreca >> the big rain day is tuesday. the rest of the stuff should be ok. >> right to the point. thanks for joining us. see you back here tonight at 11:00. >> this is a wbal tv 11 editorial with president and general manager. >> baltimore shows up on a lot of best and worst lists but the city was the toast of the town last sunday. and in a good way. in the mids of a lot of awards presented at the 64th annual primetime emmys, one of the biggest winners was baltimore on multiple fronts. it was a big night for baltimore productions, stars and even the jewelry designer, baltimore native julie bowen took another emmy home for best supporting actress for her role in "modern family." her introduction mentioned her baltimore childhood where love of acting began in the back yard with her sisters. in one of the strongest sweeps of the night the dock you drama "game change" won four award for acting, writing and direction, for a mini series competition. the come

ballot in kansas. he has not done that. this sh another test of leadership that he has failed. you know, john mccain in 2008 called out the fringe elements. he said no, no. we're not going to say the president wasn't born in this country. mitt romney seems unable to do that. ron, your father, when jimmy carter was unable to get the hostages out of iran, your father said this is a time for all americans to stand together. he didn't take that opportunity to bash carter. but mitt romney is unable to show that kind of leadership. he has failed his 3:00 a.m. test. >> yes. and by the way -- chris -- >> i just saw the clip of president reagan doing what cynthia described so well: he said there should be prayers. >> it's a question of judgment and it's a question of character. and i'm afraid mitt romney has shown a lack of both this last week. >> i don't like the smell of this, the way they're playing this birther card. i don't like the smell of the gaming that you actually think you get votes by accusing the

that's going to be impressive. >> tim: i want to talk about kansas state-oklahoma.usually kansas state handles in short order. will they do it tonight? >> spencer: i think they will, bob stoops, i think the concept is important, they have had the bye week to prepare, oklahoma is ready. >> tony: collin klein has to complete passes. >> tim: notre dame and michigan another game to keep an eye on. we think that one will be close. this is mike james taking it in from 25 yards out against georgia tech. this is a horrible loss for georgia tech. really hurts them in their division trying to get to the a.c.c. title game given the loss they had earlier to virginia tech. that will just about do it for this week. we thank you for watching "the jeep post-game show" and a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. tonight at 8:00 eastern. fresno state will face tulsa only on cbs sports network. the 24-hour home of cbs sports. home of the barnhart show and my show too. be sure to stupid saturday certificate for the home depot show on cbs. >> tim: be sure to stay tuned saturday. for

and further to the west, just light rain for you in in kansas city. but right rough theiddl of crywhre dealing with numerous areas of some light rains. as far as your forecast goes take, we are going to be looking for the most part temperatures to be on the cooler side, the only exception down here in texas where it's still pretty hot. but as we mentioned, just numerous areas. we won't see severe storms today fily a miss showers.b >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> coming up, reality hits wall street. home prices rise. and california climbs on board with google's carve the future. your first look at this mornins business headlines is straight ahead. > tngkheoc tigers get even and pop the champagne, another team punches their ticket to the postseason. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. jack, you're a little boring. boring. boring. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to the citi private pass page andecided tbe...not boring. ha hi mayn... giada... really good. yes! [ jack ] ...and alicia. ♪ this girl is on fire [ male announcer ] use any c

their teacher from oklahoma to the kansas line halfway across arkansas, a big upside down al qaeda way. democrats did that to make republicans to justice while. but here's what happened. i said look what they did to me. they didn't do it to me at all, did they? and about the provision in the constitution. you're supposed to know them and their system a year. as the city did representing wheat farmers and cattle ranchers and falls down merchants and i could not articulate well enough what was of importance to them. and by the way, the adjoining district, a world i was representing a part of the city because it worked for party advantage. so we allow that to happen. there's a way to get around

hail and gusty winds for minneapolis, omaha and kansas city.he remnants of isaac drench the eastern part of the country from vermont to virginia. and heavy rain from florida to mississippi. >>> finally from us this morning, the dry weather is forcing one wild animal to forage for some food in unexpected spots. >> abc's clayton sandell on why people are increasingly coming uncomfortably close to bears. >> reporter: it's not just the stuff of movies anymore. vail, colorado, is now in the grip of a bear epidemic. more than 50 calls about bears in the past month alone. >> there's a bear in my house. there's a bear in my house. >> in your house? >> yes. >> reporter: just down the road, melissa carol has come face-to-face with bears in her home. >> seeing one right like that, you know, in your house is just -- it took me a long time to calm down. >> reporter: not just once this year. but five different times. these are his claw marks. >> yeah, they are. >> reporter: this bear family was caught snooping around a neighborhood near denver. and with fall

. >> host: we want to show a montage shot by your wife on your trip to kansas in april, 2009. >> in all conversations [inaudible conversations] >> a >> it's where his great grandmother committed suicide, and stan dunham, obama's grandfather, was 8 years old aty the time, and his mother, obama's great grandmother, died. they lived in the little house here down on buchanan street down a few blocks, and the great grandfather, ralph dunham, ran a garage and auto shop on, what, sixth avenue which is right around the corner, and that's where she took some trick thine and was found dead on the night >> [inaudible] >> we are now approaching the house. a little white two-story >> house, no more than 10 feet wide one house from the corner of seventh and sure it is the same house 1926. this is where she died. [inaudible conversations] >> that break is old. >> host: how old was she when she killed herself? >> guest: she was 26. >> host: why did she kill herself? >> guest: she killed herself because of her, well, what we know is she left a suicide note that said that she was distraught over her husb

>> drew: opera singer from kansas.says he is from kansas and he's an opera singer and i just believed him. >> let's hear it. >> yeah? >> drew: yeah. >> okay, i'll sing you something in german. ( speaking german ) >> this is so much harder than in like an actual opera. ( laughter ) ( singing in german ) ( cheers and applause ) >> very nice! very nice! >> drew: the game is called line them up. this is a simple game, all right? it's a ford fiesta se-- these are the prices of the prizes we already showed you. you're going to use these numbers to put in the numbers for the car. so the first number is a five, nine or eight, you're going to slide that to whatever you think it is. this number is going to be a nine or eight, and this number will be a seven, four, or nine. you use the slider to adjust and it line up the numbers. if you line them up right you're a winner. >> too many choices! >> i know, what do you think? >> it's too many choices. >> it's got to be a $15,000 car, right? >> yeah. >> don't you think? >> yeah. >> th

strong storms moving down through the great lakes region and in towards kansas. red-flag warnings for you in wyoming, montana and north dakota. there are some advisories posted from kansas down through in towards louisiana. a very big storm system, this is ex carl that came across the atlantic. along the front we will find winds up to 100 kilometers an hour have been reported in the scott issue lands. cold rain across scandinavia. meanwhile a stub around system continuing to rotate here over italy bringing potential for hail as well as damaging winds. it is heating up across the south as well. lisbon up to 34. madrid up to 31 and heading up in the balkan peninsula as well. here is your system forecast as well. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

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made by some high-school students that even included some much younger students singing along in kansas where they decried the new federal guidelines and even burned the legislation. kids taking a strong political stand. pretty sophisticated stuff. >> the parody school was actually written by an english teacher at the school. (laughter) >> jon: oh, a teacher wrote a song that the children including what appear to be elementary schoolkids performed against the government. i wonder how fox is going to take this. i don't mean their pundits, i mean their news people. >> cafeteria revolt, the new school lunch program that has left students starving. >> in kansas some kids and a teacher came up with a parody, a video turning the song we are young into we are hungry. >> i'm told that if people don't like their vegetables you just serve it to them day after day after day and some people believe that that will make them love their vegetables. >> jon: it's all just good fun this is a funny little video, parody individual yog, kids at school t reminded me of that video of kids singing a song about

kansas city a shade off 80. tomorrow is the warm day mostly cloudy day. by thursday this front looks to traverse the area and move more toward the south. if we can push this toward the south we'll get a little more sunshine as opposed to cloud cover. mostly cloudy skies. so there's the spotty showers after midnight. there will be another rund that rolls in after the evening commute and everything will sag off toward the south. thursday looks good, a blend of sunshine and more showers make its way in friday. 358. late showers developing. tomorrow afternoon your two-degree guarantee, a balmy 81. i think the we're good for the orioles game as we go into tomorrow, 81. we have the ravens game thursday night, a blend of sunshine and clouds. got a night game for the ravens and 70s for fry descrai with the pos -- friday with the possibility of showers and for the weekend whether the storm comes over maryland. indications are spotty shower, nothing to worry b we'll drop the -- worry about. we'll drop the temperatures back into the 70s. >> i feel like i woke up and

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also thunderstorms rolling through kansas city. very hot in the middle of the country for the next two days. easily today and tomorrow above 100 in dallas. well, if you're watching us on on channel 2 news in buffalo, new york, learn about the notable land mark at architecture exposed at the burchfield penney art center. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. you can add yet another honor to the beatles' long list. this coming weekend french president francois hollande will decorate him with the highest public distinction. >>> elsewhere a nadial power couple is taking stake. dion phaneuf and his long-time girlfriend/actress shubert became engaged over the word. >>> tmz reports bobby brown is out of rehab, denies he leftarily and writes he's 20 days early. >>> the 57-year-old actor was considering legal architect from apple because he wants to leave his digital music collection to his daughters. >>> and bi

some of the showers closing in towards kansas city. des moines under the gun. chicago, the morning shouldn't be done. by the afternoon, a better chance for showers to fade in. saturday, breaks in showers. central pa, eastern new york may see some chances to start the week end. let's check out your local forecast. philly coming in with 83 degrees, full sunshine across the area today. tampa, as i mentioned, still a chance of some showers. this number is coming in just about the lower 90s. chicago replacing some of the sunshine and lower temperatures with showers. so we'll continue to track some of these showers as we move east. as we get to the weekend a few other areas will be dealing with rain. >> why does rain always come on the weekend? >> it seems to time out like that. >>> waiting on the fed. why so many people are saying no to bank accounts. and the end of blissful ig norngs at mcdonald's. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead, plus, we'll tell you who people magazine named the best dressed woman in the world. >>> coming up, a coaching l

so sm strong storms also moving down through the great lakes region and in towards kansas. mind that is going to be windy and dry. red-flag warnings for new wiley homing, montana as well as north dakota but the heat is down south. 40 deges in oklahoma city and riseries posted from kansas in towards louisiana. very big storm system. this is ex carl can which is tropical storm came across the atlantic, and in iceland and along the front we are finding winds up to 100 kilometers an hour have been reported in the scottish highlands. very strong winds and cold rain coming across scandinavia. meanwhile, stubborn system continuing to rotate here over italy bringing the potential for hail as well as damaging winds. andt is heating up across the south as well and lisbon 35 degrees and madrid 31 and the balkan peninsula as well. here is your extended forecast. >>> our top story once again. the deputy commander of the free syrian army says his forces now control 60% of the city of aleppo. >> translator: the government aircraft have dropped fuel a exosives that causwideread rnin they a

west known protest comes from wallace county high school in sharon springs, kansas.nd of funny. actually. it shows students keeping on the drama and collapsing from malnourishment. our own dr. manny took a look at that and the whole situation. as long as there has been high school lunches there have been students who have a beef with them. >> i think that the expression is teaching them a lesson about the importance of food and what it means for their lives. you know, i think that, you know, you have got to take it by individual case. and i think parents should get involved. if a child feels hungry at school, then a discussion has to be made and, you know, good healthy choices can be introduced also. >> now the school district says students which include students -- student athletes have the options of heaping as many fruits and veggies on their plate as they like. also have the option of buying more food, shep? >> shepard: you know, one thing is for sure here. the problem of obesity is a real one. >> you know, it has gotten so severe that one organization calling it

one of the driest states along with kansas. we've been very happy and pleased to report rain. some areas picked up as much as 4 inches of rain. this front is kind of stalled out here all the way back through just outside of philadelphia. back through central pennsylvania and all the way through the ohio valley into kansas and oklahoma. all along we've had areas of rain over the last two to three days. the heavy rain has now moved out but almost two inches of rain. it's just a little dent in the drought. this is what we need, more weather patterns like this. oklahoma city towards tulsa, just a shield of rain here all the way north of mccallister. that's great news there. rain continues in southern pennsylvania. the pennsylvania turnpike is not an enjoyable ride this morning. this rain is heading for philadelphia and new jersey eventually as we go throughout your morning rush hour. as far as the forecast goes today, we're beautiful in the northern portion of the country and it's in the middle that we're dealing with the rainfall today including washington, d.c. that's a look at

kansas city all the way back heading back into areas of new england. all the green on the map is a little bit of rain. a little radar tour will show you where we're dealing with the heaviest of rain. from oklahoma starting to clear out a little bit. we had stronger storms last night south of oklahoma city. this was welcomed rain. a couple of showers by lawsuton. from st. louis all the way south of indianapolis along the ohio river. all those locations need it. the wet weather in new england, very light. areas in vermont, new hampshire, massachusetts currently. from new york city to washington, d.c., your best chance of showers will be late today. not so much this morning where it should be okay. the southeast looks all right. just your afternoon showers and storms down there. an umbrella day. some areas are appreciating it. that's a look at your national forecast, now here's a look at the weather outside your window. >>> philadelphia today, also a chance of a shower or storm. much better chance of rain by the pittsburgh area as we go throughout the mor

and 79 in kansas 73 and 81 in los angeles. if you are traveling today. not to bad in the airports. possible for boston and new york. but looking good for memphis and dallas. you could see a thunderstorm later on today. and light travel in portland. hit or miss showers in the northeast and midatlantic. call ahead. always a good bet. >> good advice. >> does it foal like your household is not bringing home the bacon like it used to. how much incomes have actually dropped and here to break it down for us. robert gray. >> good morning ainsley. and research headed by a former couple guys did the survey the household wealth is sliding more interesting than that. since the recovery began. we have seen median next dropping more and they are off by 5.sevenpercent. and the median take home now. 450,964 and that's going back to the 1990s level. when you look at inflation adjusted. and that is the nation slipping in recession at 34.6 hours. and this is following up from the federal reserve talking about the loss of wealth. they had a big report out and a separate report from the census bureau a