by mary austin holly who is the niece of steven f. austin. and when she travels to texas, 1836 andrinted in there is a beautiful map. it's small. it's a foldout map. but it's a map of the state of you can and texas and see what you would say austin's colony and the others that are laid out. it'soloration on this map, hand done. it wouldn't have been printed this way. the paper is in relatively good shape. foxing.some 1836,u're seeing now in about this time period, mexico, it's moved from the wing dom of to now mexico as a nation and mexico owns texas at that time. but this map

f-16. it's only a styrofoam toy. >>> sure, there are people out there that say that time travel isn't possible. stevenawking but turns out it is. prepare yourselves and take a deep breath because we're all going to travel into nick calderon's future. what has a bunch of little balls and screws old ladies? a bingo machine. >> that is nick in years. >> a bunch of grandpas were asked to tell their spiceiest jokes. >> how do you make your wife swear during sex? you call her and tell her about it. >> that is nick now. >> i knew that was going to be awesome. >> a girl sitting next to me, woo, mama, she was like this. she had arthritis in her hands. >> that is my favorite joke. that one is amazing. >> you think it's going one way and they do the double switch. >> the thing is though, we may be in nick calderon's future but i think we've also found christiane's grandfather because this is the greatest example of how christiane tells a joke on the "right this minute" set. >> a guy walks into a bar with a pair of jumper cables around his neck. bartender points to him and says hey, you, i'll let you win this tim

f that was the not terrifying enough, the man came back a second time. the reason yes turned around. >> star studded show for jon stewart last night hose tipping the daily show. steven colbert was there for the send off but some people are happy to see him go. who willtitions. >> the the jokes from the politicians, who were the the butt of his jokes for what 17 years. >>> and we are down the shore, this time we're in ocean city, look at that, beautiful look, people out there, fishing. >> fishing. >> gone fishing. >> in the just a wishing. it is 6:30. good day, it is friday, 2015. >> we made to it friday. >> hey dave warren, is what up, brother. >> just checking out the weather here. >> is that why you came in. >> yes you came here to be with us. >> i came here to see you guys and sue is saying i'm outta here, i'm gone, so she brought me here. >> you scared her off. >> she has the right idea, parentally. the rain is outta here almost. we are looking at this slowly clearing out. it is to the south. not all that heavy. these showers are starting to break up a bit but we will continue to look at the this rain here from atlantic city south through cape may, just off the

it's by mary austin holly who is the niece of steven f. austin. and when she travels to texas, this is printed in 1836 and there is a beautiful map. it's small. it's a foldout map. but it's a map of the state of coahuila and texas and you can see what you would say austin's colony and the others that are laid out. the coloration on this map it's hand done. it wouldn't have been printed this way. the paper is in relatively good shape. there's some foxing. but you're seeing now in 1836, about this time period, mexico, it's moved from the wing dom of spain to now mexico as a nation and mexico owns texas at that time. but this map is really quite nice. the other thing that's interesting about it is that mary austin holley, she's -- she's a widow, the niece of stephen f. austin. and for her to come here and to write about her travels is significant. to have a female voice at that time period it's incredible. so i do think, and if i recall correctly from some of the things that i've read, austin's map -- steven f. austin's map, there's some influence in