tough choices. >> the entire cost of medicaid in missouri is one-third of missouri's budget. we can barely afford to be in the medicaid program as it exists today. >> jon: boy, this is a tough choice. should we as a state accept 100% of this program's expansion costs from the federal gofer for the first three years or i don't know-- [bleep] it? but it is a tough choice. what are some of the tough choices. >> am i going to take food out of a child's stomach or am i going to take her to the doctor, which would you choose? >> here's its best part. these governors and legislatures who refuse to accept federal dollars to expand medicaid for people like that nice lady, all but three of those 26 states they represent already take more money from the federal government than they contribute in tax dollars. they are already burdens on the system. i believe they're referred to by those republicans as moochers. moocher states. and if statehood was health care, mississippi and missouri would be rejected as having that as a preexisting condition. so you may be thinking to yourself, so what

he returns to missouri and dies in 1916 at the age of 72 kind of a beloved figure in missouri.ry. jesse is assassinated by his own gang members. northfield really is a direct line to that the assassination. once the james younger gang is broken up they don't have the same men. these aren't guys that can stand out in the street and take bullets. they are not loyal or trustworthy and certainly alvin charlie ford were not trustworthy as it turns out and they assassinate jesse. they are in collusion with missouri's governor. jesse was very suspicious and i think frank thinks if they can get to jesse they can get to me. he surrenders. part of the deal for his surrender is that he will never be sent to minnesota and the governor honors that deal. when minnesota sends a requisition for frank james it's denied consent dock with the excuse that frank had several charges that frank is never sent to minnesota and he never goes there as well. frank lives to a ripe old ages well. he dies in 1915 but once cole gets out of prison franken cole had always been friends and thought together in th

he is the grandson of rex barnett, once a member of the missouri house of representatives. the prosecutor says the charges were dropped because there was insufficient evidence and the girls refused to testify. >> that's absolutely not true. we were always willing to testify. >> reporter: the sheriff thinks it's time for daisy and page to move on with their lives. >> they truly want to heal and they truly want to move on, then they do need to get over this. >> reporter: the case is now sparking nationwide outrage. the lieutenant governor of missouri is calling for a grand jury investigation saying the appalling facts in the public record shock the con science and cry out that responsible authorities must take another look. the hacker group anonymous is vowing to fight for daisy and page, just like it did in the other shocking rape case involving high school football prayers in ohio. >> two young girls have been raped in the town of maryville. >> reporter: the town of maryville, population 12,000 has locked itself under a tome

he voted against medicaid expansion. >> the entire cost of medicaid in missouri is one-third of missouri'set. it's more money than we spend on k-12 education. it's three times the money we spend on higher pend we can barely afford to be in the medicaid program as it exists today. >> reporter: the federal government offered to cover the cost of expanding medicaid across the country, but missouri rejected that. >> idea that the federal government pays 100% of the cost for the first two, three, four years, missourianans are skeptil to that. we're trying to make the best long-term decision we can. >> i would like for anyone of the politicians to come and live in my shoes for 30 days and see what it's like because they don't have a clue what it's like to not have health care. >> reporter: states can decide to expand medicaid at any time. scott, the federal government insists it's up to them to bridge the coverage gap. >> pelley: elaine, thanks very much. charlie rose has another important interview tonight, this time with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you remember that there was a

missouri says, missouri is more in phasele than a bang. north dakota says that he and his staff were monitoring the federal website tuesday but unable to access it. west virginia says, 10 hours later, after two attempts at signing up and one 45-minute call with a federal agent, technical glitches have prevented a 60-year-old grandfather from purchasing a plan. it goes on and on. there are real problems there. thank you, alexis. and obamacare is unfair. president obama has exempted big business from having to comply with obamacare for a year and he's granted over 1,300 waivers. yet he hasn't given a waiver to the hardworking american public who deserve it. that is not fair. and, lastly, something that a lot of people don't know but a lot of people care about or should care about is that obamacare uses tax dollars to pay for abortions for the first time. and it hides the fact that people -- here's how it works. the law says that at least one policy in every exchange has to cover abortion. but it also says, the law says, that they can only di

championship game. >> tim: missouri has made a believer. >> brian: i believe in them but i believe moresouth carolina. >> tim: that will do it for this week. thanks for watching "the jeep post-game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. over on the cbs sports network, notre dame is taking on air force right now. be sure to tune in next >> tim: be sure to tune in next saturday. >> tim: are you a believer? >> brian: i'm a believer. ray charles is too. [laughing] >> tim: bye bye, everybody. we'll see you again here next week on another magnificent saturday. will be losers. and you will see it all with free tv streaming to your device. [ cheering ] touchdown traveler. if it matters to you, it matters to us. ♪ no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. you have that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe! if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. i

is in branson west, missouri. you are on the air.esswas wondering if truman ever attended former or future first ladies funerals. thank you. >> gosh, i do not know. but i know three first ladies attended her funeral. a very good question. -- >> sheld've it lived such a long time. she probably went to mrs. roosevelt's funeral. >>n did mimi eisenhower -- much later. would not have been a huge opportunity. probably not expected. that is a tough one. >> i do not know. i did not believe they had any pets. >> no. actually, she was interested in health care. she believed, she urged harry to increase funding to the national institute for health. au can look at the numbers in second term. that budget goes up. she thought people should have better health care. but he proposed universal health care. >> one of the reasons he was so unpopular. >> i want to tell you about a book. leave it to a question about bess truman's portrait. it has been published by our partners in the series, the white house historical association. has all of their porches

, where joseph smith- the center place, the axis mundi, would be independence, missouri. but they developed so quickly. you know, it' another- the challenge of the secular world- how do they- how does this fit with non-mormons? well, the mormon mores ensued in missouri, and they had to move back across the river into illinois. now has anybody been to nauvoo? yeah, a few people have been to nauvoo. well, that is- certainly, for illinois- it's the site of the greatest drama here, and fortunately, we do have a roll-in coming up here shortly on it. but against all odds, they were able to take this swampy, disease - infested part of illinois here- and we're talking, you know 1839, into 40s - and in a short period of time, built the largest city in illinois- larger than even chicago. but animosity comes in- that secular world. the mormons have sacralized the entire political drama, and they're running the show, according to their mythic reading, and how doctrine spins on it. but the other residents of hancock county didn't quite see it that way, so depending on whose story you

and winthrop, missouri.ouri river. >> tomorrow another big blast expected to remove a bridge pier and another for the end of the month. >> i thought the whole thing was going to go down. >> i'm disappointed. >> i was sort of thinking that was the one going down. behind it, that's the new one. >> i see. >> okay. we're just looking at it. we understand now. we want the good bridge to stay up. >> that would have been bad if they blew up the wrong bridge. oops, you wanted that one? can you imagine? crazy enough to happen, i suppose. >> yes. >> i bet you if you do some research -- >> it has happened. >> -- somebody has blown up the wrong thing. >>> coming up, oprah winfrey is downsizing, you have a chance to buy her least favorite things. >> downsizing your pet. the american obesity effort weighs hard on dogs and cats as well. you're watching "world news now." ♪ giving the dog a bone >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. but then it goes that to the closet...to die

i see the senator from missouri waiting. i would like to -- i will include most of this in the record, but i would like to begin it because it is an important day and an important statement, because it is a remembrance of nuclear weapons workers, particularly in tennessee in the oak ridge area. i come to the floor today to give thanks and show respect to the world war ii and cold war heroes who served in our nation's nuclear weapons program on this fifth national day of remembrance. they weren't serving in the heat of battle, but in the laboratory, handling materials on a daily basis that ranged from benign to toxic and highly radioactive. these materials posed risks that many scientists did not understand at the time. today in oak ridge, tennessee, the american museum of science and energy and cold war patriots are gathering to celebrate former workers and view a quilt that honors workers safety. this one of a kind remembrance quilt has 1,250 commemorative handwritten quilt squares that form an american flag that measures 1

the missouri case attracted nation al tension after the prosecutor dropped charges against a high school football player. and a new military academy is being created in afghanistan. it's the first step in building leaders for the nation's future army. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to al jazerra america. a am stem any sy. the obama administration calls drones an important weapon in the war on terror but pakistan's prime minister says their use is a threat thr*et to his people and must stop. leaders are meeting at the white house today after two groups were critical of the drones. they say they kill is vernal vinnies, violate international law and their use may be a war crime, randall spinks tonight reports. >> reporter: amnesty international focused on drop strikes in pakistan. investigators say they researched nine of 45 known drone attacks which occurred between january 2012 and august 2013. in one strike, they claim 18 laborers were reportedly killed. >> the most challenging situation we had to face watt the complete and utter secrecy oof the u.s. authorities. because of that we cannot be

seventeen year old matthew barnett and left to freeze to death outside of her house and married phil missouri it's a tale we've heard far too often star football player rapes young student in the town ends up blaming the victim resulting in no consequences for the perpetrator oh and did i mention that the alleged rapist is also the grandson of a missouri congressman but this story gets even more dark. after being ridiculed suspended from the chair of the squad and forced out of town daisy came home to her house suspiciously burned to the ground so why are we hearing about this tragedy now two years later well after prosecutors dropped the charges against barnett the hacktivist group anonymous revived the case and started online campaign to put pressure on marriage bills government and just today hundreds of residents gathered to show solidarity and demand justice for daisy so to talk more about anonymous is role in all of this i was joined earlier by our producer and your blake and i first asked him why anonymous chose to get involved now. this case i mean are the aftermath of it really shows

>> i think he should. >> reporter: matthew barnett is now in college in missouri. in a statement his lawyer cited inconsistencies in daisy's statement and doubt about the felony charge including whether she was incapacitated writing since a legal conviction was not possible it appears some would like to try the case in the court of public opinion. the barnett family since received numerous threats and would request you respect their privacy. meanwhile for the first time in two years, daisy said she finally feels some relief. >> i might still have the whole town of maryville against me. but at least i have half of the world with me. >> reporter: katy tur, nbc news, albany, missouri. >>> when we come back, a first of its kind in college football. what you won't be able to buy here. raised their hand for the proven relief of the purple pill. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can save at purplepill.com. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects

town where football is king. >> the family is hoping the missouri d.a. office will open a new investigation into the case. >>> deborah: on a much lighter note, do you think you have a particularly cute kitty cat? this contest is for you. diane mcinerney went behind the scenes at the first award show for felines. >> you heard of the oscars, the emmys, the grammys, now it's the friskies. yep, actually an award show for best loved cat videos. >> the sponsor, the cat food company, of course. michael black is the host. >> what is the friskies. >> the single most important cat video internet award show in existence today. >> you may have seen cat versus printer. it's going up against who is in the mirror. get the ball, get the ball is also a front-runner. >> i don't want to sway it one way or the other. we have tremendous, tremendous cat videos up for the fan favorite. i have my personal favorite. >> you have to share. >> i can't do that. >> it will be hard to beat this one. three cats are even tranched by a squirrel. >> how is this for great acting. a cat pre

and pretty much chronicled everything going back to when the colemans first moved into the town in missouri to that the allegations tonight itself there are a lot of witness interviews and it was absolutely fantastic report and that itself kind of really got people to pay attention in you when you have something that something so it was socially charged and relatable you know what a helpless teenage girl you can really get a lot of people involved and that's when anonymous came in and they really helped spearhead a campaign which is humiliated in a lot of things happening in just the course of two or three weeks on all started with one article and it catching the attention of enough people who were committed to pursuing some sort of change and we actually have seen a change already and i read that article and it's really powerful and everyone should read it really chronicles the story well what has anonymous done and what change have we seen do to their pressure will be seen within with other operations in the past. i think it's really important to really talk about the group itself for a s

jonathan martin has more from maryville, missouri. >> reporter: marryville, missouri, a town of just2,000 people finds it's a in the spotlight, as protesters gather with daisies. >> all of the evidence was there, and they still turned their back on her. >> the girls one 14, the other 13 at the time, say they were raped by two classmates, a 16 and 17 year old boy, a third teen is accused of recording the incident on his cell phone. the girls and their families say they endured bullying and harassment from some in the town when they came forward. >> i want to know the truth. we want the truth and we want justice regardless of where it is's going to go. >> reporter: the local prosecutor dropped the charges saying there was insufficient evidence and the victims refused to cooperate. >> this case was handled perfectly from beginning to end. >> reporter: the girls and their parents said they did cooperate. some in this small town believe that charges were dropped because one of the accused attackers was a stand-out football player and was from a prom next family. >> it was political, and b

>> feels really good. >> gary tuchman joins me now from maryville, missouri.he lieutenant governor asked for the case to be reopened. could that actually happen? >> reporter: it could happen, anderson. it's a very unusual thing for a lieutenant governor of governor to get involved. lieutenant governor peter kinder can't do this by himself. but the fact that he's called for it is very symbolic. he's basically saying to the attorney general and to the prosecuting attorney here, it's a good idea. let's get it before a grand jury in this county. if they decide not to do it they would be basically saying lieutenant governor we don't want to do that. we don't care. so it's very possible that with the pressure from the state capitol here in jefferson city, missouri, that that could happen that this investigation could be reopened. anderson? >> gary tuchman, appreciate the reporting. thanks. >>> just ahead, millions of veterans may soon be facing serious hardships if the shutdown continues. tonight an announcement about something could be coming their way a 360 exclus

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we expect to speak live with senator roy blunt of missouri. of those republican senators inside, give his take on what was achieved. we're also standing by to hear from the white house press secretary jay carney scheduled for his daily press briefing. he will be answering the reporters' questions. are we any closer to a deal? we'll find out fairly soon. stay with us. >>> meanwhile, both sides are talking in this fiscal showdown that has been gripping washington. inde indeed, so much of the face nation. that may be because of a reality check for the nations. they show the republicans taking the biggest hit so far over the standoff. in the survey, only 24% of americans had a positive opinion of republicans. the tea party had just 21% positive ratings. that's the lowest in this poll's history. our chief political analyst gloria borger is here, watching all of this. i assume, gloria, this must be a wake-up call forral republicans? >> i think the republicans saw that poll yesterday and there was panic. it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure o

first hard killing freeze for areas of kentucky, tennessee, missouri, illinois, much of ohio, portions of pennsylvania. any plants you want to extend their life bring them inside. tonight they won't make it if you leave them outside. as far as the goes today all the major airports are looking just fine. looks to be a very quiet day across the country. you're watching "morning joe". [ woman ] if you have the nerve to believe

we are operation mary victim, two young girls were raped in the town of mayorieville, missouri. the people of maryville turned their backs on these victims, one victim forced... >> this youtube video launched by activists calling themselves anonymous is 2 minutes and 30 scans. its impact may be known for years. it has more than 100,000 views. the group is rallying people on sw twitter, fuelling a campaign. pushing community members to take action, making sure that justice is properly served. >> anonymous got so heavily involved and spread op online campaign to encourage people to put pressure on the attorney-general in missouri, and are organising a protest. the attorney-general put out a statement saying the attorney-general has no authority over the case and can-do anything about it. late today the lieutenant governor released a statement saying in part: >> he is calling on the attorney-general to ask the prosecutor to convene a grand jury so they can decide whether or not charges should come forward. >> seems like the tapes is making a difference -- attention is making a diff

>> feels really good. >> gary tuchman joins me now from maryville, missouri.ieutenant governor asked for the case to be reopened. could that actually happen? >> reporter: it could happen, anderson. it's a very unusual thing for a lieutenant governor of governor to get involved. lieutenant governor peter kinder can't do this by himself. but the fact that he's called for it is very symbolic. he's basically saying to the attorney general and to the prosecuting attorney here, it's a good idea. let's get it before a grand jury in this county. if they decide not to do it they would be basically saying lieutenant governor we don't want to do that. we don't care. so it's very possible that with the pressure from the state capitol here in jefferson city, missouri, that that could happen that this investigation could be reopened. anderson? >> gary tuchman, appreciate the reporting. thanks. >>> just ahead, millions of veterans may soon be facing serious hardships if the shutdown continues. tonight an announcement about something could be coming their way a 360 exclusive

. >> now we've got to give some love to missouri.he tigers are 6 and 0, and they can really make a statement against number 22 florida. is missouri the biggest prize of the season so far? >> well, full disclosure, i'm a missouri grad, i'm going say yes, yes, they are the biggest surprise of the season. i don't think anybody expected them to do as well as they've done so far, 6 and 0. this is a team that has played pretty poorly in the sec and they beat up georgia pretty good, and they have a kid who they really like named matty mock. as long as he doesn't screw up, throw interpretations and fumble the ball, i think there are plenty around him who will help them win this game. >> stanford was shocked by utah last week, but they'll bounce back and come up. is the dream still alive for them? >> yeah, everything is still out there for stanford. they could still win the pack 12. they could still play in a bcs bowl and win a championship but they can't screw up. they can't lose another game. it's going to be a really good game. i think ucl

missouri's clearly been a pioneer in mental health efforts. our community health centers, many of them have added behavioral health in the last few years. there are other pieces of legislation out there that i think add to this mental health first aid where people who -- particularly dealing with young people can take a course and they don't become people who can deal with your problem, but they may help you recognize that you have a problem, and somebody needs to deal with this. i just agree with senator stabenow, the time is now, as we are probably beyond the time we should have done this, but we would be ill-advised to go further down this road without looking at this system, figuring out how we can improve it. i think in the senate there are many bipartisan ideas, and i really believe that the excellence of the community health act is right at the top of that list, but we need to look at this and do it now, and i look forward to seeing something happen on this i hope between now and the end of the year. ms. stabenow: madam president, i wou

. >> we've got to give love to missouri. the tigers are 6-0 and can really make a statement against number 22 florida. is missouri the biggest surprise of the season so far? >> well, you know, full disclosure, i'm a missouri grad, so i'm going to say yes, they are the biggest surprise of the season. i don't think anybody expected them to do as well as they have done so far, 6-0. this is a team last year that played pretty poorly and didn't go to a bowl game for the first time since 2004. they beat up georgia pretty good. florida is coming in, really beaten up. missouri is without a quarterback but have a kid they really like named mattie mock. as long as he doesn't screw up, flow interceptions, fumble the ball, i think missouri has enough players around him to win the game. >> number 13 stanford looking to bounce back against ucla. stanford has looked at times like a national championship team. is that dream still alive for them? >> they can still win the pack 12, can tell play in a b.c.s. bowl or championship. they can't lo

the surprise of the sec no doubt is 14 ranked missouri, tigers quarterback matty, led missouri for a 14-10 lead second half, 100 yards for the score. but this day would belong to mock who added a 17 yard run rushing to his effort today. and missouri wins it without its starting quarterback but the backup did pretty good, 36-17, tigers improve to 7-0. >>> now to the nfl, biggest story of the weekend involve quarterbacks. peyton manning's return to indianapolis, and john stewart's first start with his team. >> the same offense he played in college, same in tampa. didn't become long to become the starting quarterback. he will replace matt castle who had two starts after replacing christian ponder. they decide that ponder obviously isn't their future so they kind him to a $3 million deal, if he's not they'll be back in that market for yet another quarterback. theach had 11 -- they've had 11 starting quarterbacks since dante played his last game in 2005. >>> what he's done in the sixth quarter replacing michael vick he's not ready to name him the permanent starter. foals did have, they pl

but to tell us once and for all this is real week have jamie from springfield, missouri.come to the show! i love that you've got the painting there right behind you. you have proven us wrong. we are eating crow. how do you paint something that looks like a photograph? >> i practiced like two paintings a day whenever iv was in high school. >> do you have a lot of people who think what you do is fake? >> i went to missouri state and i was going to the art department and the head of the art department questioned whether my art was photographs or not. >> does that frustrate sfu. >> it's very flattering. >> you said you lost a bet to your brother playing cards so why did he want you to paint him a hamburger? >> i'm vegan. >> oh! >> when we said there's no way, this is fake, were you mad at us? >> no, i was scared. >> why? >> i felt like a lot of people were going to call me fraud or something then. >> now we feel bad. we're sorry. you're lucky to paint a picture of us with egg on our face. >> absolutely. >> kids and animals. they mix so perfectly. and this precious little girl

the latest from maryville, missouri, coming up. >>> first, the three awesomest things on the internetoday. we begin with photo-shop wizardry from an online favorite. congressman jay raidle jumped on the obama care troll wagon today with this tweet, "why isn't president obama using obama care?" adding "maybe he's trying to logon or call right now." in response, i christened today national troll day. my tweet didn't escape the eye of photo-shopper known as dart. while some work in oils or water colors, he works in photo-shops. they're always hilarious. he took the poster from the horror film "troll" and gave it a new leading man in congressman radle. it's not first time he's delivered the goods for "all in." during the shutdown, i asked him, what does $20 million lit on fire look like? and this was born. some artist at the sistine chapel, he has ted cruz with a flaming pile of cash. the second awesomest thing on the internet, a football twofer. first, the ohio state marching band performed a tribute to michael jackson this weekend, and while it was really cool, the buckeye band actually

cnn, jefferson city, missouri. >>> still to come, the most talked about politician in america. ted cruz delve help or crush the gop? you'll hear what rush limbaugh said today. plus a massive manhunt underway. two convicted murderers on the loose. they were released from prison by accident. and a crash thanning from outer space. we'll show you the 1,200 pound object that crashed on earth. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] united is rolling out global, satellite-fed wi-fi to connect you even 35,000 feet over the ocean. ♪ that's...wifi friendly. ♪ that your mouth is under attack, from food particles and bacteria. try fixodent. it helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. >>> ted cruz, hero orville an. pushed to tie the shoub to obama care is not backing town. as you heard, a cruz aide says he won't rule out another shutdown and there could be another shutdown as soon as january. republicans on capitol hill are fed up. but in his hole state of texas interesting reviews are much different. we went out to find out what the

why were so many people seeing them in missouri? >> well, part of it, he was not necessarily unpopular at home, he was the hero in missouri. independence, missouri, has not had any other presidents, and they probably thought they could walk up and say hello as they did in the past. >> how did they spend the post white house years? they were long. >> they were. he had to make money. he was not getting pension, and several offers came, but he never believed nip should trade on the presidency, so he wrote the memoirs and best edited every word, and that was the first project. >> and the establishment of the truman library? >> he was intimate to that, i want mat to that and believed very much that it was a matter of history, of interpreting history, and he did the original design himself for the exhibit. >> and kept an office there, and visit there today, you can see the office one of the striking things is it looked over the future grave site. >> the great story was he said i can just see, bess, you'll lay there next to me, and one day