starts in 1948 when they go to odessa. when they went to odessa, mrs.rce, back in rye, thought they were going to russia. it was the wrong odessa. but it wasn't that far off. and literally mrs. pierce sent boxes of soap and detergent to her son-in-law and daughter, figuring they didn't have that in texas. the first time your dad drove through texas in the studebaker, he stops at a local diner in abilene. he orders chicken fried steak, not knowing if it was chicken fried like a steak or steak fried like a chicken. so he ordered a lone star so it didn't matter. so there's one moment in the diary in 1948, you were 2. maybe 1949. where you were listening to mother goose records. she had just gotten -- >> that's where it all started. >> take that, putin. >> yeah! >>. [ cheers and applause ] >> and you jabbed her in the leg with a knitting needle. >> take that, mother. >> what these diaries give you is an -- if you put an incredibly intelligent -- if you put an incredibly intelligent observant woman at the highest levels of american politics for half century,

wynnewood to odessa, mrs. pierce thought they're going to russia.as the wrong odessa but it wasn't that far off. and literally mrs. pierce sent boxes of soap and detergent to her son-in-law and daughter, figuring they didn't have that in texas. the first on your dad drove through texas and the studebaker, he stops at a local diner in abilene and orders chicken fried steak, not knowing if it's chick'n fried like a steak or -- so we ordered lone star so it didn't matter. so there's one moment in the diary in 1948, you are too, maybe 1949, where you are listening to mother goose records. she had just gotten -- >> that's where it all started. [laughter] >> take that, putin. [applause] >> and you jabbed her in the leg with a knitting needle. >> take that, mother. [laughter] >> what these diaries give you come if you put an incredibly intelligent, if you'd been -- put an incredibly absorbent woman, this what you get. you have her first impressions of texas politics. she said in 1963 of the jon birch society, which were very in dallas and houston, big, big

it was the wrong odessa, but it was not that far off.and the truly misses pierce sent boxes of soap and detergent to her son-in-law and daughter, figuring they did not have that in texas. the 1st time your dad drove through taxes and the studebaker, the local diner in abilene here is chicken fried steak not knowing if it's chicken fried. we were the lone star so did not matter. you are listening to mother goose records. [laughter] hijab her in the head with a knitting needle. [laughter] what these diaries give you is if you put an incredibly intelligent observant woman at the highest levels of american politics for a half-century, this is what you get, her 1st impressions of texas politics. she said in 1963 of the john birch society in dallas and houston, the knots will never love them. she said that about her husband in 1963. they have her account of the day of president kennedy's assassination, incredibly moving. we have the 1st time she met the reagans and she points out how immensely attractive they were for her. and saw that. now, s

uno de ellos es texas odessa pedro rojas.nteniendo su postura en la corte suprema. y lÍderes del partido republicano ya celebran este logro. >> debemos de seguir la ley, somos un paÍs que ha prosperado por la libertad y el respeto a lo propio y el respeto a la ley. somos un paÍs de leyes. reportero: al respecto, voceros oficiales indican que la procuradurÍa de texas continuarÁ defendiendo la orden preliminar y que fuera notificada por el tribunal del quinto circuito. el gobernador texano que encabeza la demanda de los 26 estados elogiÓ el veredicto y dijo en un comunicado que el presidente obama deberÍa abandonar lo que calificÓ de amnistÍa y empezar a hacer lo que la ley desde hoy. >> creo que la corte suprema estarÁ de acuerdo en que el presidente violÓ la constituciÓn al emitir estados del ejecutiva. reportero: el vicegobernador texano ted patrick tambiÉn hablÓ de ello. t: creo que el presidente no estÁ comprando con la ley si se le permite de manera unilateral tomar decisiones se crea un mal precedente para los recientes

>> well, he's 29-year-old stanislaus petrov, born in odessa. he's been hospitalized since this beating. >> and what are his injuries? >> he underwent surgery on wednesday for what's been described as multiple fractures to his arms and his hands. the information coming out of that based on the fact that he's still in custody and also health privacy laws, i'm getting secondhand. but my understanding is that he may lose complete use of at least one of his hands.s. and he's been severely injured. not to mention head injuries too. he suffered severe lacerations on the back of his head. some swelling. but the extent of whether he has a severe concussion or not, that's not really known yet. >> so give us some background on this. what led up to this incident? >> it started in san leandro, across the bay from san francisco. alameda county sheriff's deputies approached petrov. he was in a car that had been reported stolen. they made contact. this was all according to the alameda county sheriff's office. he rammed a couple of their squad cars, managed to

it was finally stopped in the stone field development in odessa after what authorities called soft lock downs at two elementary schools. no one is sure who owns this bird, but over the past weeks they did get an increasing number of calls. the bird is bird and it's fast. there were numerous attempts to catch it. i seen on the news that there was an i moo on the loose, and i isn't dozen peck it was around here. > now it's in your backyard. the bird was moved to a carrier and it was moved and it will ultimately be put up for adocumentation. > all the time spent on pictures, posts on comments on facebook may be doing little to improve your frame of mind. eyewitness news diana rock other reports. if you're feeling sad, stop updating your status or checking others. a new study finds quitting facebook can improve your overall feeling about live. > i have taken a break and i feel much better. >> i definitely agree. > have you been happier since you've been out of facebook. >> yes. i feel kind of out of the social loop. i feel more to myself, a lot more privacy. > jake half nick has been over f

it starts in 1948 when they go to odessa and they felt that they were going to russia. first time your dad drove through texas and stops the local diner in abilene he orders chicken fried steak not knowing if it is chicken fried steak fried like a chicken so they ordered a lone star so it doesn't matter so there is one moment in 1948 where you were listening to the mother goose records she had just gotten. you jabber in the leg with a knitting needle. [laughter] if you have the woman at the highest levels of politics and have sentry this is what you get, the first impressions of texas politics. she said in 1963 in society which didn't dallas and houston are big forces, she saw that about her husband in 1963. we have her account of the day of president kennedy's assassination. an incredibly moving. we have the first time she met the reagans and points out how intensely attractive favor and saw that. now she wasn't always quite as complimentary about everybody. i don't know if you've had any experience with that, mr. president. but what it is is it is an honest account of

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hand, vis-a-vis jeb bush, in the '80s when his father was running for president i went to texas and odessaand drove by the houses that the bushes had lived in. i got the addresses. the nicest of them was a little modest ranch house. the idea that three presidents of the future presidents of the united states were living there in the 1950s somehow strikes me as really weird. and that's -- i think that's a problem. obviously, if the republicans were to nominate jeb bush, they forfeit the idea that you can campaign against hillary clinton as, you know, old stuff, a remembrance to the past or the future. and i don't think, you know -- i used to say jeb bush was the best conservative governor in america in the last ten years. now i've got to extend it to 20 years, which suggests his problem. >> thank you, michael. we'll be back in february. i want to thank the ia team and all of you for coming. this has been a great session. thank you. [ applause ] >>> coming up in a moment our original series "landmark cases," focusing tonight on the supreme court's 1944 decision to uphold the use of japanese

back in '80s when his father was when for president i went down to midland, texas, and drove by, odessa go buy the houses the bushes had lived in. i got the addresses. and the nicest was a little modest little ranch house. the idea that three presidents of the future presidency of the united states were living there in the 1950s somehow strikes me as really weird. and that's, i think that's a problem. obviously, if the republicans were to nominate jeb bush, they forfeit the idea that you can campaign against hillary clinton as old stuff, remembrance of the past and where the future. and i don't think, you know, i used as a jeb bush was the best conservative government in america in the last 10 years. now i've got to extend it to 20 years, which suggests his problem. >> we will be back in february at a what you think the team and for all of you coming. it's been a great session. thanks. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> finishing up his aei preview of the 2016 elections and if yo

back in '80s when his father was when for president i went down to midland, texas, and drove by, odessa go buy the houses the bushes had lived in. i got the addresses. and the nicest was a little modest little ranch house. the idea that three presidents of the future presidency of the united states were living there in the 1950s somehow strikes me as really weird. and that's, i think that's a problem. obviously, if the republicans were to nominate jeb bush, t

>> i learned that this is an amazing historical document that starts in 1948 it was the wrong odessait wasn't that far off. and literally she sent boxes of the soap and detergent to her son-in-law and daughter figuring that they can have that in texas. [laughter] and the first time and he drove through he stops at a local diner in abilene and orders chicken fried steak not going if it was steak fried like a chicken or chicken fried like this date, we went to lone star so it didn't matter. [laughter] and so there is one moment in the diary in 1948, maybe 1949, where you were listening to mother goose record and she had just gotten it. [laughter] takeback, vladimir putin. [laughter] >> and you jabbed her in the leg with a knitting needle. take that, mother. [laughter] so what these diaries give you, if you put an incredibly intelligent and observant woman at the highest level of american politics for a half-century, this is what you get, her first impressions of texas politics. she said in 1963 in dallas and houston that the nuts will never love him, she saw that in 1963. we have her a