it's great to be in kansas. [applause] of course, i'm not the first kansan to say, "there's no place like home." but for me, the words have special meaning. wherever i have traveled in this life, i have never forgotten where i came from -- or where i go home to. -- and that is very important. [applause] whatever lessons i have applied in public life were first learned here as a member of the kansas house of representatives. -- and i am very proud of that too. o.these days i spend much of my time in another capitol. -- you can see a america from here. common sense and uncommon sensitivity: that's the kansas way. it's what made dwight eisenhower a great general and a great president. and it's what prompted alf landon with his unique wisdom to say, "there are some intelligent people in washington, but there are more of 'em in kansas." i hasten to add the same applies to forty nine other states. -- particularly iowa and new hampshire. but then, kansans have never had to look to washington, dc for a sense of compassi

this is not a kansas phenomena. north carolina is on the same trajectory. the governor of maine, republican governor wants a constitutional amendment to do the same thing. the governor of arizona is looking for a phase out. the governor and legislature in louisiana, mississippi, is embarking on this as well. you have a number of states. what have we learnt? the 10 highest income tax states in a 15 year period lost 2.4 million. the 10 lowest tax state. in my opinion of them have no. they grew 3.8 million. people leave high tax states and move to low tax states. >> a lot of the lower income tax states have lower incomes, like texas. jush refused to sign the -- jed bush refused to sign the anti-tax pledge. doesn't? >> everywhere running signed the pledge, made a commitment not to raise taxes. jed bush has not been in office for 10 years, he's pre tea party, didn't raise taxes when he was governor, and had some tax reductions and didn't raise taxes. it's awkward for him to make the commitment, because his father broke it. heap has -- he has to decide thou run a

the kansas state wildcats are alive.ey are definitely in. >> 70-69 the final score. baylor hosting west virginia. >> and juwan staten one of the outstanding guards. out due to a knee injury. the mountaineers in transition. that's daxter miles finishing on the play. taurean prince. and rico gathers. gathers that one up and down. and taurean prince knocking it down if 3. that's what he does. the baylor bears plus 14. they go on to win by 12. >> baylor has won 4 straight and shot 51%. led throughout this game. the baylor bears win over west virginia. now the "road to the final 4" continues tomorrow here on cbs. double header action beginning at 2 eastern time with smu taking on u-conn. that is followed by 5th ranked wisconsin hosting the michigan state spartans. ncaa basketball action continues tonight on cbs sports network. do you think anything about that seth? >> yes, i am headed there. >> only on the 24 hour home of cbs sports. tonight begins with ncis and 48 hours. only coming up on cbs. >> just getting started. >> enj

millers case is the miss steps when i denied the kansas street permit she postponed and the planning commission voted 5 to one to take review and disapprove the permit yet on january 28th you denied the permit based on the fact it was illegally issued this is illegal inconsistent with the kansas street project all of that coffin evaluated if the permit were proper viewed before it was issued all of that could have been evaluated the error the department milled this is also the result of the planning department error in allowing the permit to are issued wyoming's without the discretionary review this remained effective despite the planning commission sdraul by upholding the permit despite the decision you've created a legally maneuvered injustice do the right thing and grant a rehearing in this case and deny the permit thank you. >> we can hear from the permit holder. >> hello, i'm the truest for the disease property owner. >> i'm sorry can you speak directly into the mike i am the truest for the deceased property owner by the took out a permit the people that we got the permit from a

kansas state up 4, nino williams had 15. nigel johnson had 20. and kansas state storms the court. they win it 70-63. over the jayhawks. >>> wild finish down the stretch in the atl. 29 to play louisville beating georgia tech by two. onowaku misses at the line. the hunt for the yellow jacks goes all the way and ties it up with 24 to play. no time-outs left. rick pitino wants terry roseier to slow it down. he doesn't listen. he makes the right choice because he scored and georgia tech turns it over on the other end and louisville hangs on for the one-point win avoiding disaster. >> can you tell it's almost tournament time? >> oh yeah, last monday in february. the madness is coming, stan. >> all we got. >> janonu onawaku. >> he will she's keep doing that ten time. >>> up next in "the pulse," what plenty were tweeting about overnight. >>> one intrepid reporter buts on gloves and goggles to eat a burger. the fiery details straight ahead. finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel

is trying to fix that. >> in kansas governor brownback has issued an executive order to remove legal protection for gay lesbian and transgender employees. that means state workers can now legally be fired harassed or denied a job based on sexual orientation and gender identity. >> jon: there you go in kansas it was not legal for state employees to be fired or harassed because they were gay. governor sam brownback thought, i need to rectify that. i can get in trouble for firing or harassing a lesbian? this cannot stand. and it being kansas, i guess brownback clicked his heels three times and said there is no place like homophobia. you know-- (applause) >> i got to have, we saw, we saw how the name santorum got redefined due to his position on gay rights. you are really telling me we can't do better with the almost already there name brownback? (cheers and applause) come on internet! of course it isn't all bad news for gay people living in states where you might not expect them to be. >> same sex couples began getting licences in alabama after a federal judge two weeks ago struck down

the properties at 1325 kansas city, the first appeal is protesting the issuance on november 13th to michael welch to remove ill laoem permit and bathroom from second floor legalize illegal bathroom the next is for an electric permit and the third is plumbing permit to remove illegal cap all utilities at the source. we will start with the appellant, there are three appeals so you have 21 minutes if you need to use them. >> i'm alex, the attorney for the appellant, i don't plan to use the full 21 minutes. the situation here, there was a single family home that was built over a century ago and when the permit holder and property owner bought the property he constructed an unpermitted unit in the basement area, and that is the unit that mr. mccabe has reined for the last 10 years. when it was van taij yours for the permit holder to rent the unit and receive rental income, he did so now when it is advantageous to demolish the unit and sell the property as a single family home in this insane real estate market, he is trying to take advantage of the farting that he built an ill laoem unit and sell

kansas downcourt. perry ellis quickly up ahead of everybody. all he has to do is make the layup. off the back of the rim. look at how close he was to winning it. but instead it's west virginia, big win for them to get to 20 wins on the season and beat kansas in morgantown for the second straight year. >>> 19 butler at creighton. butler just had that tough loss at home. seven seconds to play. we're tied. roosevelt jones told the coach, hey, i got this. i got this. take another look. his friends, they call him mr. glass. last chance inbound for creighton. two-point game, no. butler wins by two. >> i'm ready for the tournament now. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> just around the corner. about a month away here. >> yeah. >> yep. >>> we're going to the duke game. >> yeah. >> him and me. we won't be here all week. >> sounds like a good reason. >> exactly. >>> up next in "the pulse," mama monster's big announcement from bad romance to finding true love. is lady gaga about to walk down the aisle? >>> and don't even bother coming here. the city's tourism website that admits it's just too cold to vis

there had been much fighting in kansas as a result of the kansas -- nebraska act of 1854. in 1856, it had gotten particularly violent and charles sumner, a massachusetts senator got up in the senate and delivered a speech that was very much accusatory of the south. he called it the rape of kansas, the slavery number going into kansas and trying to influence the votes they are. he also said some pretty nasty things about a man named andrew pickens butler, who was a senator from south carolina. butler's cousin was serving on the house at this time. he was a man by the name of preston brooks. brooks did not take kindly to this. he did not hear the speech, but he read about it and thought this was a problem. so, he decided to confront sumner. sumner, completely unwittingly avoided brooks for some time. it just happened that they passed each other at times where brooks couldn't go to speak to him and after a couple days of this, brooks got very angry. he waited for sumner at the back of the senate and he went up to them once the galleries were clear and struck him over the head

i used to represent kansas state and the university of kansas when i was in the congress. they were both in my congressional district. they started talking to me and one remembered me being the congressman from manhattan, kansas. and he was talking to me about the fact they got married in man manhattan and his wonderful experience in manhattan, kansas. so fastforward to my first night in iran and i sat down to dinner with the man's assistant, and guess where he went to school? he went to the university of kansas. and he was telling me he remembered me being his congressman. and he had a conversation about the jayhawks and their

louis and kansas city? >> if there were to close one, we'd close kansas city right. >> i don't think you should close feds. using the regional structure to your advantage. you've got low-cost cities and do a lot of the work in lower cost areas. >> where do you think some are underserved? is there ridges of the country that could use -- >> i didn't think so. the fed has a branch system. you say there's no fed in l.a. but there's a branch in l.a. there's no fed in seattle but a branch there there's a branch in miami. if we wanted to we could certainly -- people felt they were underserved -- we could beef up. >> thanks jim. great two hours. thanks dunkin' donuts. >> really? >> right there. join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >>> good thursday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david favor at new york stock exchange. two trading sessions left in the month after we hit intraday highs yesterday. retail earnings driving the bus, upgrade of ame

eight, the kansas jayhawks. the court looked like a riot scene as students and fans stormed on to it. at one point the jayhawks coach was nearly crushed. police were asking for help identifying unruly fans. kansas state has apologized. and at the high school level, two tennessee girls teams are banned from postseason play amid accusations that they both intentionally tried to lose the game against each other because the loser would be placed in an easier bracket. we're talking about a lot of missed free-throws and moments when it seemed nobody was playing offense or defense. >>> alaska today became the third state to legalize the recreational use of marijuana. following colorado and washington state. it follows a voter-approved ballot measure last year, adults 21 and older are allowed to have up to an ounce of pot. and up to six plants. the state is still working out the rules for marijuana sales. there is a ban on smoking pot in public. >>> here's something for kids to smile about. it seems the tooth fairy is p

i used to represent both kansas state and the university of kansas when i was in the congress.they were both in my congressional district. and these guys started talking to me. and one of them remembered me being the congressman from manhattan. >> manhattan, kansas. >> correct. he was talking to me about the fact he got married in manhattan and his wonderful experience in manhattan, kansas. so fast iffrpd forward to my first tight in teheran. and i sit down to dinner with the assistant. and guess where he went to school. okay. he went to school at the university of kansas. and he was telling me he remembered me being his congressman while he was in school there. and we had this wonderful conversation about the jay hawks and how they were doing in basketball this season. but talk about a small world. it just sort of blows your mind. back to your point, i arrived in teheran about 3:00 in the morning. >> yeah. >> and i think every light in teheran was on. i felt like i was flying into the l.a., you know. >> was it a thursday night. >> it may have been. >> it may have been a thursd

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derek played trombone in the kansas state marching band. he decided to break it out again. >> then i got the idea to go play for my cows. because who else am i going to play to? ♪ >> reporter: why not, he wondered, serenade the cattle. and they sang right back. how many have seen it now? >> 8 million. >> reporter: derek's restless imagination yearned to reach even further. recently he posted this, an etch-a-sketch type drawing with a smiley face with a pasture as his canvas and his feed truck acting as a paint brush, guiding his cattle into place. the video from a drone at 300 feet. do you think it's art? >> cow art, yeah. >> reporter: while the smiley face was a masterpiece in its own right, his newest creation may be even more impressive. the cattle take their place to form a heart, a valentine from the heartland. harry smith, nbc news, peabody, kansas. >>> that will do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good >>> when communities find out, they're up in arms that these

i used to represent kansas state and the university of kansas when i was in the congress.hese guys started talking to me and one of them remembered me as the congressman from manhattan. manhattan, kansas. that's correct. he was talking to me about the fact that they got married in manhattan and his wonderful experience in manhattan, kansas. fast forward to my first night in to iran. i went out to dinner with the assistant. guess where he went to school? he went to school at the university of kansas. he was telling me that he remembered me being his congressman while he was in school there. we had this wonderful conversation about the jayhawks and how they were doing in basketball this season. talk about a small world, it just sort of blows your mind. back to your point, i arrived at about 3:00 in the morning and i think that every light into iran was on. it felt like i was flying into los angeles. it may have been a thursday night. anyway, every light you could imagine was on, not a cloud in the sky. spectacular views. we arrived and i should identify the doctor, sitting h

door-to-door in the summer and in kansas. finally opening a modest business in kansas. let me tell you something, a man who has walked across europe to escape bizarre and the violent prejudice of his neighbors know what america's promise of opportunity really means. i know what the promise of opportunity in this country means, and i intend to projected to every man, woman, and child in this country. and by instituting an economic system with a flat tax which will provide unlimited opportunity for every man, woman, and child. and as much as i learned from my father, i learned about compassion and family values from my mother. it was my mother who would tell me in america i could be anything i wanted to be. i'm still listening to her. my father had no formal education, but he was educated by himself. my mother had to leave school in the eighth grade to help support her family. my two sisters and i have shared in the american dream because of educational opportunity. and i am very deeply committed to education. and so i stand before you today to declare my candidacy for pr

. >>> 22nd ranked west virginia hosting ninth ranked kansas, upset alert. mountaineers dexter miles misses the three. e rebound gives it right back to miles. he gets a second chance with that layup. mountaineers started the game on an 8-0 run. 2nd half jayhawks storm back. kelly ubray gives kansas their first lead. eight seconds left, jayhawks up one. jayhawks have a clear shot. downcourt they should make the basket, but they don't. west virginia upsets kansas 62- twit 1, incredible finish. >>> the -- 62-61, incredible finish. >>> lady terps had a firm hold in the 1st half, the rebound and dished out to lexie brown for two of her 14, but spartans took advantage of numerous maryland mistakes in the 2nd half. the big three ties the game 42- 42, but the terps able to hang on, 75-69 to win their 17th straight game so, a great first season for the lady terps and the men in the big 10. >> very exciting night in >>> there's our turbo. i think we turbo charge it. our turbo snow stick 9000. >> high technology. >> that's right. about 4 inches and as erica reported, t

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i used to represent kansas state and the university of kansas when i was in the congress. they were both in my congressional district. they started talking to me and one remembered me being the congressman from manhattan, kansas. and he was talking to me about the fact they got married in man manhattan and his wonderful experience in manhattan, kansas. so fastforward to my first night in iran and i sat down to dinner with the man's assistant, and guess where he went to school? he went to the university of kansas. and he was telling me he remembered me being his congressman. and he had a conversation about the jayhawks and their season. talk about a small world, though. it blows your mind. back to your point, i arrived inat 3:30 in the morning and i think every light was on when i flew in. >> was it thursday night? >> it may have been. anyway every light that you can imagine was on and there wasn't a cloud in the sky so it was a great view as you arrived. we arrived and i should identify doctor here sitting in the front row and he was my guide as we landed there. one of the

the gentlelady from kansas. ms. jenkins: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield to the gentleman from illinois an esteemed member of the house ways and means committee and subcommittee chair of the oversight subcommittee mr. roskam, for as much time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. roskam: thank you mr. speaker. i'd thank the gentlelady for yielding. mr. speaker, do you notice something? did you notice that as speaker and the person who's presiding over this chamber today oftentimes you hear a great deal of difficulty between the two parties and a lot of wrangling and a lot of different positions and so forth that manifest itself in arguing and so forth, but did you notice something? you're hearing both sides of the aisle coming before you and coming before this house and saying the same thing and that is we ought to move h.r. 529, and there's a recognition and i think my constituency in suburban chicago is breathing a collective sigh of relie

. >> too bad the good folks at kqtv outside kansas city, missouri, missed that show.just a month later, they, too, will endure the kenny strasser experience. >> thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> may 2010. kyle martin and arion jenkins are the anchors and producers of "hometown this morning." >> we kind of have a lot of freedom doing the morning show. it was a lot of fun. >> small market. we're limited to so many resources. >> so when a yo-yo champion passes through the area, pitches himself to the show, they jump on it. >> i do remember some e-mails that were going back and forth through kyle and i with the company zip -- zim-zam productions. we thought it was a legitimate company. >> but when k. strass shows up on the set, the red flags start flying. >> he comes walking down the stairs getting ready to go on and i saw him and i was like his outfit. >> i'll never forget that yellow hat. those green shorts. >> you go around to schools. >> and the suspenders. >> not only is the outfit outlandish, but so is k. strass. >> so we went on the air and i thought he was fo

today kansas state's athletic director apiz to kansas for the incident.men pull off the win against wisconsin, some expect a similar scene tonight right on the heels as this debate rag on. i've made my own flowchart diagrammed on -- you can this and see u agree, when they should be storming the court. >> no. >> importance, rival, thrilling victory at the end. he x'd it. >> if the players can't go in the stands t people in the stands can't co on the court. >> never. >> they shoder be allowed. >> how do you stop them? >> there's no rules against it. >> tear ga who knows wt. they have no right down there on the court. >> a little har >>> on the broadcast tonight, disaster on the tracks. another commuter train plows into a vehicle in its path. tonight passengers critically injured and the fiery >>> out of control, this relentless record cold, when will it end. crippling conditions in the roads north to south. >>> sudden explosion shatters a quiet neighborhood and blows a home to bits. a terrifying moment caught on camera. >>> to the jury, closing arguments of

anybody still confused as to the question of what is the matter with kansas now has a definitive answerwelcome to "the ed show" live from new york. let's get to work. >> i will not allow these terrorists to have a safe haven. >> tonight authorizing against isis. >> the president's point is he wants to dismantle and destroy isis. >> i believe this resolution can grow stronger with the thoughtful and dignified debate that this moment demands. this resolution strikes the necessary balance by giving us the flexibility we need for unforeseen circumstances. >> later, interrupting your regularly scheduled programming.

, finally opening a modest business -- a junkyard in russell, kansas. let me tell you something: a man who has walked across europe to escape the czar and the violent prejudice of his neighbors knows what america's promise of opportunity really means, and he passed that on to me. and i believe i know what the promise of opportunity in this country means, and i intend to protected for every man, woman, and child in this country by instituting an economic system which will provide unlimited opportunity for every man, woman, and child. [applause] and as much as i learned from my father, i learned about compassion and family values, i learned from my mother, lillie specter. it was my mother who would tell me that in america, i could be anything i wanted to be, even president. and i listened to her and i am still listening to her. from both my parents, i learned the value of education because they had so little of it. my father had no formal education and my mother left school in the 8th grade to help support her family. my brother, my two sisters, and i hav

in the family would turn to the first cowtown abilene kansas. as a historian who has written one of the post acclaimed biographies. >> u.s.-born in poverty and realized he would not only have to work hard to work harder than the next guy. his mother was the backbone of the family. the father was on the selling side and did not say much. oliver: this is the house where they raised there six sons now part of the presidential library. >> with the six boys it is just remarkable they are rambunctious they fought in argued a and i can agree to temper one's story he beat the tree into lgbt and bloody. >> key had a great deal of difficulty to control his temper. oliver: susan eisenhower learned a lot about her grandfather for grandmother. >> he had a number of strategies to manage his temper. one was to keep a diary in he would use that to blow off steam. >> poverty was something he never got over. he knew he would not have an education beyond high school the only way to get a free education was to apply to the naval academy but few people though the fi

how about peggy in kansas. peggy. >>> hey, jim.taking my call i'm a big fan of your show. >> thank you. >> caller: and greetings from southeast kansas where a week ago today it was 76 and right now it's 28. >> that's the problem. that's why i live in jersey. always, you know kansas jersey. >> caller: apple, nike bristol myer whole foods, and proctor & gamble. >> i've got a portfolio here kansas, horse sense! about sclutsolute absolutely. i love this. whole foods, i think they're making a comeback i do. i love the action in that stock, by the way, but that shouldn't define things. everybody else has been left by the wayside. nike, just talked about that one, i think that stock is under $90. got to buy it. apple, don't trade it, just own it. another 52-week high. proctor, the good consumer products company and bristol-myers, good yield. drug retail, apparel, consumer product good and tech. i say, perfection! ernest in california ernest? >> caller: jim thank you for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> caller: my stocks are johnson & jo

. >>> krispy kreme is opening up a store in kansas city kansas. they'll get free treats. so get them while they're hot. >> those are some of the best donuts. i could eat about a dozen myself. >>> let's get the latest in sports. in the nba, the sixers isaiah cannon hits an amazing circus shot to beat the clock just before the half. the struggling heat pulled out a victory. >>> alex rodriguez arrived at spring training yesterday. a few days earlier than expected. yankees officials were fuming that a-rod did not give him a heads up about his early arrival. he passed a physical practiced and spoke to the media. >>> marshawn lynch wants to own the phrase "i'm just here so i won't get fined." >>> michael sam is going to compete on the dance floor. tmz reports that he will be on the next season of "dancing with the stars." he was the first openly gay player to be drafted into the nfl. he was cut by the rams and later waived by the cowboys. >>> an incredible leap. did you see that? byron jones showed off his athleticism and made a whopping 12 foot 3 inch leap. he put up an impres

. >> reporter: a flight between kansas city, missouri, and an town in kansas cost the government more than $2,700 per passenger, carrying only 523 people. kris van cleave, cbs news, north dakota. >> congress has increased the requirements to participate in the essential air service program and capped the number of routes but all the efforts to end the program have failed on capitol hill. >>> santa clara county supervisors are considering a plan to buy a new cell phone tracking device. the sheriff's department wants to use the stingray to track locations of suspects' cell phones but say it would not eavesdrop on private conversations. critics claim law enforcement underreports the use of the devices and few seek public input before buying them. santa clara county board of supervisors though expected to vote on that idea later today. >>> today marks since months since the earthquake in napa valley. 6.0 quake caused significant damage. one person was killed hundreds injured. the quake knocked down buildings in parts of napa and nearby cities including vallejo. recovery is still ongoing.

rowdy teams like this one from kansas on monday are making some question whether the tradition shouldn empty center court in philadelphia arena. don, good morning. just you know charlie wants to see you dunk the ball. >> reporter: yeah, okay i'll do it in a little while when i'm off camera. good morning to you. after viewing the videotape of the kansas state game, the commissioner for the big 12 conference openly criticized the school's handling of the post-victory celebration saying that the interaction between the crowd and the players and coaches and staff was inappropriate and unacceptable. the moment the final buzzer sounded monday night, a surge of kansas state wildcat fans flooded the courts. >> here they come, folks. here they come. >> reporter: celebrating their upset victory over the eighth ranked university of kansas jayhawks. it's a wild scene that plays out at college basketball games across the nation. >> this time of year february where conference rivals are playing against each other, this is where we see it. >> reporter: amid monday's chaos, bill self was nearly crush

the kansas city area transit bus only has a few passengers so a man wearing a hoodie walks up to the and at first looks like he's planning to get on. then, watch this. he pulls out a gun and starts shooting. he fired at least nine shots. the bus driver had the good sense to speed away and it looked at first like the gunman was about to follow the bus. but then he fled down the side street. now look at the surveillance video from on the bus. you can see the windows are immediately blasted out. a 15-year-old girl is sitting next to her boyfriend and they dove for cover. the girl was struck in the leg and seriously injured. the bus driver got her to a safe place and called 911 and she has since recovered and now police believe the gunman was actually targeting the boy's girlfriend but they won't say why. police have interviewed all of the witnesses but still have not come up with a sketch of the suspect. as you can see, with the man wearing a hoodie, it's very difficult to make out his face. there was, by the way another shooting on a different kansas city transit bus a month later but

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the 1,000th store is opening in kansas city, kansas. customer in line there wins a free box of doughnuts every week for the next year. the next 99 customers win a free box of a dozen doughnuts every month for the next year. >> i'm willing to take over the next reads if you get in a cab right now and go. >> i may have to. wait, they are all closed in new york. >> kansas. >> okay. we will fly. somebody get the private plane ready. i'm off. wait, i have to read this one first, though because it is elsa. you know i'm her lawyer. while some are blaming elsa for this severe winter as we reported in the last half hour, others are putting her to use. watch as this elsa, that's right, elsa the dog, shovels the backyard hockey rink taking a bite out of the snow. that's no pooper scooper but a full-size snow shovel. go elsa. >> it does look like a little pooper scooper. >> she's not letting it go for sure. >> elsa, the idea is to move it -- >> oh. >> pretty good. however, the yellow lab zigzags, crosses the blue line and still hasn't cleared the g