where mcgowan taurus.(175508 jg) "these pictures of you getting into baylor footballl player) "yeah, my little taurus."(jg) (lm) "yeah, yeah. i bought that car for, like, $1,500. i it."(jg) "is it tough to get in and out of that? or no?" (laquan) "yeah. it is. i'll get a truck one day."(jeff) "how do you guys refer to yourselves?"(shawn) "i call him big sexy."(jeff) "you call him big sexy?"(shawn) "big sexy."(laquan) "i don't know where that name came from-" (shawn) "i don't either." (laquan) "i think-- he may-- you may have started that name. yeah" (jeff) "big sexy?" (laquan) "yeah. i've heard that-"mcgowan is a gentle giant who actively tries to be smaller, even if that means being uncomfortable.(175630 jg) "you're size 20, but you wear size?" (lm) "18." (jg) "because?" (lm) "they're lighter."(jg) "does it hurt your feet?"(lm) "it hurts, but i want to be fast. so i wear lighter shoes."(jg) "smaller shoes?"(lm) "yeah." oakman is fast and more combustible. potentially a very high pick in next year's nfl draft, he talks constantly about dominance, but he's also dealt with demons. afte

>>>>eporter: mcgowan i i 6'6", 400-pound offensive lineman turned tight end. he rumbled for this touchdown last season at the cotton bowl. >> wideepen in the milled of the field for the touchdown for the big guy. >> reporter: before the coin toss of the same game, his teammate 6'9" defensive end okmin loomed over the position and means about his signature stature. >> been doing it 37 years and never seen anybody like this. not like this, no, sir. they d d't exist now except at baylor. >> reporter: we met both men on baylor's campus where mcgowan comupts commutes in this ford ford taurus. >> there are pictures of you getting in this car. >> my ford taurus. >> reporter: you're bigger than the car. >> yeah. i bought that car for like $1500. i haven't had any problems with . >>>>eporter: is it tough to get in and out of that? >> it is. i'll get a truck one day. >> reporter: how do you guys refer to yourself? >> i call him beg sexy. >> -- big sexy. >> i don't know where that name game from. >> reporter: mcgowan is a gentle giant and tries to be smaller. you're a si

seniors laquan mcgowan and shawn oakman. >> he buries him behind the line. >> great people playing a great game. >> reporter: their coach is art briles. college football players are getting bigger across the country. they may be bigger here than anywhere else. why is that? >> we have the two guys. okey-doke you talk about and la qun. they are abnormal in a great way. >> reporter: mcgowan is 6'6", 400-pound offensive lineman turned tight end. he rumbled for this touchdown last season at the cotton bowl. >> wide open in the milled of the field for the touchdown for the big guy. >> reporter: before the coin toss of the same game, his teammate 6'9" defensive end okmin loomed over the position and means about his signature stature. >> been doing it 37 years and never seen anybody like this. not like this, no, sir. they don't exist now except at baylor. >> reporter: we met both men on baylor's campus where mcgowan comupts commutes in this ford ford taurus. >> there are pictures of you getting in this car. >> my ford taurus. >> reporter: you're bigger than the car. >> yeah. i bought that ca

. >> gus: also mcgowan, 410 pounds. trevor clemens, 98. here's the handoff. oh, lowered his shoulder and picked up the first down. threw himself under the chariot. >> joel: power here. he will have a three oklahoma state defender. and he meets them, powers through, and is able to get the always falling forward. 6'0", 225 pounds with 53 yards rushing on the night. >> gus: linwood injured his leg. hasn't sign much action in the second half. johnson! chris johnson with an eight-yard run. lampkin with the tackle. >> joel: he has some athleticism. mike gundy going to be forced into using his time-outs after this next snap. >> gus: you never want to second guess the coach like mike gundy. he's just one of the best in america. on-side kick with five minutes to go, you wonder if he'd like to have that back. >> joel: he would have been in this type of series, where the defense has to get a stop. >> gus: second down, chafin, >> joel: baylor, if it can methodically run the ball, i don't like the desperation plays, i don't like going for two or the on-side kick until you

nats of applause (and mcgowan sot) the reception was overwhelming. "the amount of pride and respect thay have for the military, and just in their day-to-day lives, it was heartfelt," said scpo ian thompson, u.s.s. sioux city. "i mean i could really tell that the city was proud to have this." commander kevin sioux city. "just the connection that i've of sioux city that i've gotten to do on the two visits i ie made has been awesome," said ralston. among the men and wowon of the u.s.s. nebraska-native. "i work with radar," said os2 cole lesiak, u.s.s. sioux city. operations specialist cole lesiak was born and raised in columbus, nebraska. the navy is in his blood. "my grandpa, my dad... he was in the navy," said lesiak. "his brother was in the navy, so it's like a family tradition. a nine-year navy man, lesiak is proud to serve his country, and serve aboard the u.s.s. sioux city. "best thing i ever did," lesiak said. for chief engineer kevin rhyne, the u.s.s. sioux city is the fourth ship he's served on in his 18-year naval career. "whenever you commiss

people who were laid off from deere, and i was one of the ones who was laid off at that time" now, mcgowan and dozens of other volunteers spend hours every year preparing for the massive meal... its a huge undertaking...these hundreds of slices of pie give you a glimpse of how much food it takes to feed up to a thousand people. but volunteers are happy to do it... and families are happy to be on the receiving end. "we're raising three kids on our have a lot of money" "if we didnt have it a lot of guys would go without a thanksgiving meal its a win-win for everybody because when you eat good, you feel good and when you do good...you feel great. also something to keep in mind for next year-- there is also free haircuts and blood pressure checks, so they really go above and beyond to help people out this time of year we've got you covered the salvation army will be serving a similar free meal from 11:30 to 1 this thursday, thanksgiving day, at 89 franklin street in waterloo it's like a death sentence, but no crime was committed. and it happens to about 125 people in eastern iowa every year. t

. >> gus: also mcgowan, 410 pounds. trevor clemens, 98. here's the handoff. oh, lowered his shoulder and picked up the first down. threw himself under the chariot. >> joel: power here. he will have a three oklahoma state defender. and he meets them, powers through, and is able to get the alalys falling forward. 6'0", 225 pounds with 53 yards rushing on the night. >> gus: linwood injured his leg. hasn't sign much action in the second half. johnson! chriri johnson with an eight-yarar run. lampkin with the tackle. >> joel: he has me athlhlicism. mike gundy going to be forced into using his time-outs after this next snap. >> gus: you never want to second guess the coach like mike gundy. he's just one of the best in america. on-side kick with five minutes to go, you wonder if he'd like to have that back. >> joel: he would have been in this type of series, where the defense has to get a stop. >> gus: secondddown, chafinin >> joel: baylor, if it can methodically run the ball, i von't like the desperation plays, i don't like going for two or the on-side kick until yo

tonight, i'm joined by the president of the siouxland chamber and the siouxland initiative, chris mcgowan. chris, before we look ahead too far, let's talk about the irons y have in the fire, right now. >> one example... work continues on c-f industries expansion at port neal; seaboard triumph is building a 264-million dollar pork processing plant, as well... what's the secret to these successes? >> the siouxland initiative has some ambitious goals for the future, too. brad's here -- it's a busy day of high school football. the 8-man semfinals featured to get into thth title game. we'll also have an update on sgt. bluff-luton from the dome. and, bishop heelan, western christian and central lyon play in the volleyball mifinals in cedar rapids. sports fource is next. started this morning at the uni-dome. newell-fonda and m-m-c were each in the semi's -- looking for a spot in next week's title game. ktiv's mark both newell-fonda and m-m-c were here at the uni-dome last year, with different results. the mustangss are out to defend their 8-man crown after winning the state title last season. th

. >> mcgowan predicts the lottery would hire an outside firm to design and run the online game. the challenge for the the challenge for the lottery -- the challenge for the lottery how to include the thousands of , small businesses now dependent on lottery sales. >> this is a challenge. we have to meet what private industry is doing. try to find a way to do it better for consumers. >> this would be the lottery' s first online venture. sweeney said he' s well aware that the words government and online have yet to prove to be a good fit. in braintree, janet wu, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the typical response we' ve been hearing to this next story is "what?!!" you' re talking about a $650,000 parking spot in boston. why its price per square foot is more than some penthouses. >> and police certainly have to deal with their fair share of stray dogs. e girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! dropped on thousands more items. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this lis

nats of applause (and mcgowan sot) the reception was overwhelming. "the amount of pride and respect thay have for the military, and just in their day-to-day lives, it wawa heartfelt," said scpo ian thompson, u.s.s. sioux city. "i mean i could really tell that the city was proud to have this." commander kevin ralston led that delegation to sioux city. "just the connection that i've gotten to make with the citizens of sioux city that i've gotten to do on the two visits i've made has been awesome," said ralston. among the men and women of the u.s.s. sioux city is one nebraska-native. "i work with radar," said os2 cole lesiak, u.s.s. sioux city. operations specialist cole lesiak was born and raised in columbus, nebraska. the navy is in his blood. "my grandpa, my dad... hhwas in the navy," said lesiak. "his brother was in the navy, so it's like a family tradition. a nine-year navy man, lesiak is proud to serve his country, and serve aboard the u.s.s. sioux city. "best thing i ever did," lesiak said. fofochief engineer kevin rhyne, the u.s.s. sioux city is

mcgowan theater and in 2003, it honored his memory by providing the public archives the funds to buildhis theater. here, films are screened and important ideas are discussed. this forum was quickly added by the fund to supplement programming at the theater. 2008, the forum focused on spotlighting women in leadership. believed in a frank and open exchange of ideas, and he loved to debate with his nieces and nephews, which we were tested on on a regular basis. only in such a democracy, could upstarts corporate at&t, whichrthrow had a virtual lock on phone services in 1982. a verdict in the federal district court affirmed his company's right to compete, and the at&t monopoly. history is repeating itself. it has paved the way for global advancements in information technology. our distinguished moderator will take full event is here to share perspectives here on the vibrant and vital process of political cartoons. to yourorward conversation and the discussion to follow. thank you very much. [applause] good evening, it is a pleasure to welcome you officially to the national archives tonight.

. >> gus: also mcgowan, 410 pounds. trevor clemens, 98. here's the handoff. oh, lowered his shoulder and picked up the first down. threw himself under the chariot. >> joel: power here. he will have a three oklahoma state defender. and he meets them, powers through, and is able to get the first down. always falling forward. 6'0", 225 pounds with 53 yards rushing on the night. >> gus: linwood injured his leg. hasn't sign much action in the second half. johnson! chris johnson with an eight-yard run. lampkin with the tackle. >> joel: he has some athleticism. mike gundy going to be forced into using his time-outs after this next snap. >> gus: you never want to second guess the coach like mike gundy. he's just one of the best in america. on-side kick with five minutes to go, you wonder if he'd like to have that back. >> joel: he would have been in this type of series, where the defense has to get a stop. >> gus: second down, chafin, first down. >> joel: baylor, if it can methodically run the ball, i don't like the desperation plays, i don't like going for two or th

. >> gus: also mcgowan, 410 trevor clemens, 98. here's the handoff. oh, lowered his shoulder and picked up the first down. threw himself under the chariot. >> joel: power here. he will have a three oklahoma state defender. and he meets them, powers through, and is able to get the first down. always falling forward. 6'0", 225 pounds with 53 yards rushing on the night. >> gus: linwood injured his leg. hasn't sign much action in the second half. johnson! chris johnson with an eight-yard run. athleticism. mike gundy going to be forced into using his time-outs after this next snap. >> gus: you never want to second guess the coach like mike gundy. he's just one of the best in america. on-side kick with five minutes to go, you wonder if he'd like to have that back. >> joel: he would have been in this type of series, where the defense has to get a stop. >> gus: second down, chafin, first down. >> joel: baylor, if it can methodically run the ball, i don't like the desperation plays, i don't like going for two or the on-side kick until you have to. mike gundy,

. >> gus: also mcgowan, 410 pounds. here's the handoff. oh, lowered his shoulder and picked up the first down. threw himself under the chariot. >> joel: power here. he will have a three oklahoma state defender. and he meets them, powers through, and is able to get the first down. always falling forward. 6'0", 225 pounds with 53 yards rushing on the night. >> gus: linwood injured his leg. hasn't sign much action in the second half. johnson! chris johnson with an eight-yard run. lampkin with the tackle. >> joel: he has some athleticism. mike gundy going to be forced into using his time-outs after this next snap. >> gus: you never want to second guess the coach like mike gundy. he's just one of the best in america. on-side kick with five minutes to go, you wonder if he'd like to have that back. >> joel: he would have been in this type of series, where the defense has to get a stop. >> gus: second down, chafin, first down. >> joel: baylor, if it can methodically run the ball, i don't like the desperation plays, i don't like going for two or th

s/maricruz mcgowan, analista conservadora "esta ley nunca ha sido justa. todavía creo que lo peor está por venir". mientras tanto organizaciones como la de michelle larue estarán no solo inscribiendo a nuevas personas durante noviembre y diciembre sino que también asistirán a quienes tengan que renovar su pólizas. s/michelle larue, casa "todos los que tienen plan privado tienen hasta el quince de diciembre para tomar alguna acción. ya a partir del quince se hace la renovación automática del plan que tienen este ano". aquellos que logran inscribirse o renovar su plan antes de esa fecha contaran con la nueva cobertura médica a partir del primero de enero. la meta del gobierno es lograr que casi un millón de personas mas obtengan seguro medico. blanca/vo ---un nueva investigacin sugiere que la mayora de pacientes prefieren tener seguridad cuando se trata de recibir resultados de examenes medicos sensibles. ---una encuesta entre 400 personas demostro que algunos estan bien con recibir correos electrnicos, textos o mensajes de voz sobre sus pruebras de laborato

he will be in the parade, doug mcgowan, veteran of iraq and afghanistan. thanks for your service. >> reporter: tell us about your time in the military. >> i had opportunity to serve in the marine corps in iraq in 2004 and department of defense as civilian in afghanistan in 2010. the message i guess anyone who is scared or beliefs in some weird capacity that perhaps we're not in good place as as a nation i would argue we are. i would challenge you to come out to see our veterans today, whether in new york or wherever it is. i would challenge you to come out to military base and see the latest, greatest generation. we're ready. we served and we're ready to do something better here in the states now that we're home. >> reporter: doug, you come from a military family. your dad served in the vietnam war. was it important to continue on the legacy and continue to follow in his footsteps? >> act absolutely. it is clear freedom isn't free. the vietnam war vets were not welcomed home with thank you for your service. they fought tirelessly. for the latest greatest g

. >> well joining us live now from washington, d.c, is mary cruz mcgowan, a strategist. thank you for joining us at al jazeera. we were hearing in allen fisher's report how president obama called these moves unpatriotic and even hillary clinton said she would like to take steps to prevent these moves. but realistically what can politicians do and do you think these politicians should get involved in trying to stop these kinds of mergers? >> well, on the other hand i think politician he should not get involved. this is a free market economy and i don't agree with president obama's comments. i think this is another example of economic policies implemented in the wrong manner. companies are not charitable institutions. they there are for profit. he can't exchange these scenarios by lowering the corporate taxes, the republicans are already in there, they want to lower the corporate taxes. the united states has the highest corporate taxes in the free world. lets say the members of the oacd. and i don't blame pfizer for doing that. i really don't. i think between that around t

well, something else people are talking about today, going viral, actress rose mcgowan is defending strong words towards caitlyn jenner. she wrote she does not understand what being a woman is about at all. this is in response to something jenner said backstage at the glamour awards show where she accepted a woman of the year award show. he said the hardest part about being a women is figuring out what to wear. she added a little more context. >> i'm at this point in my life where i'm trying to figure this womanhood thing out. >> reporter: she declared that her comments and criticism doesn't come from a place of transphobia. she's happy for what caitlin is doing for the transgender community but what she says has consequences for other women. steve: thank you. dari: she's making dreams come true on broadway and on the basketball court. steve: why a producer started working with young athletes. dari: and the city's new $3 billion push to help the homeless. we'll tell you where the money meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called t

. >> that used to be our theme song for "mornings on 2" quite a while ago when ross mcgowan was here.> that's a good song. >> perfect for this money. >>> we have record had record highs six days ago. not now. definitely a little bites to that morning air, 30s, 40s and 50s. the breeze is the big story here, cranked up in the north bay at higher elevations. santa rosa, but valley, cotati, penn grove, a shout out for penn grove. 37, woodside, danville 39. portola valley in there. many in the santa cruz mountains from scott valley to ben lomond and boulder creek. it did click the sierra with isolated snow showers. maybe today, but too far to the north now. rain in las vegas and the debtor, snow in flagstaff. it's been crazy down there. it continues today. it will be north philly at novato, northwest at oakland, north at concord, that will cut right through there. 40s, 50s on this panel here, 43, santa rosa, san ramon 42, the breeze kicks up and the temperature picks up about 10 degrees. sevastopol, 49 mill valley, 48 bodega bay, windsor and healdsburg, don't see that all the time. more li

and drones overhead delivering -- >> as ross mcgowan used to say, someday when we're in the home -- >[laughter] >> that's going to be a whole new world. >> traffic is going to be busy out there. let's take a look at highway 24 westbound. you can see traffic is getting busier from walnut creek to oakland. but not stop and go. as you drive through the tunnel, looks pretty good. no major problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. wanted to mention traffic is crowded act up for 10-15 minute delay before you make it onto the span. northbound 101, transition between morgan hill and san jose. there's a crash blocking lanes and a big backup unexpected. people hate unexpected backups. the traffic and the rest of the south bay area is not all that bad. the rest of the south bay freeways are looking pretty good. let's go to stephen the weather center. >>> we still have some crazy cold temperatures out of this morning. freezing but for some in the north bay, clouds were rolling in. some rain up in mendocino county. then hit and miss rain and snow up into lake county. for the peninsula, east bay, stil

. >> reporter: pete mcgowan has a view of the water from his place and the dump. the prime piece of real estate could be used for a marina, water front homes, restaurants, or other businesses. >> we're smart enough to realize we're going to let somebody else think of ideas also. >> i'm looking forward to them doing something to it. >> reporter: the dump is being capped with 83,000 cubic yards of muck dredged up from the bottom of the bay in ocean city. that resort is paying wildwood at least $1 million to take the material. >> i have 26 acres, could be enormous for the city taxpayer and it's a win-win for all of us. >> i think the development will bring up the property value, more people will be encouraged to build. >> reporter: i'm told it could take a year to completely cap the site. in the meantime, city leaders want to hear from developers and say they are all ears. in wildwood, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> speaking of win-win, we're getting excited for the eagles this sunday. the birds taking on the miami dolphins at the linc and nbc 10, of course, you

been protests to the university of texas, and the chancellor of the school, william mcgowan, actually, the of the hunt for bin laden, that is what he did before he was the chancellor of ut, and he was opposed to it, all kinds of people were not wanting more guns on campus, so there is a big protest gathering for when this actually happens next year. so i mean, that is the thing. david s.: keith, i am actually going to put two of yours up, one specifically about guns that you made -- that you gave me and secondly, the other one is also about guns, and you can talk about either or both of them in terms of how they work for you. i am going to show you both of them. remember, folks, hugged them extra tight before going to sleep tonight. you never know when they are going to be taken away from you. and this one is a more serious cartoon. david s.: what you tell me all about this one? about it is interesting this one, because if you are not a nerd, then you probably don't get it, but basically, this is, i did this just after the dylann roof shooting in south carolina, and a week before, wha