again, credit the texas tech defense. look, this has been an offense of performance, but there have been a few moments for this texas tech defense where they have stepped up, and malik jenkins is one of the guys. >> joe: they are trying to redefine what success is for a defense in this day and age. the second down and 11, mayfield well protected, zips one and therefore basquine. fourth catch of the night for the walk on from norman. >> brady: i don't figure will be a walk on much longer the way he has been playing this season. >> joe: it mixon, flips his way through initial contact and gets three. we are talking about redefining success, how many times as david gibbs said to team to have a shot in the final minutes. he knows that an offense like oklahoma is going to put up points, but can they do enough to keep their team in the game? >> brady: the way both team's play, too, the concern is just being lined up, just being in the right position so every play they have a chance. >> joe: oklahoma has moved over 700 yards of o

. >> joe: we start the fourth quarter with a 2nd & 10 for texas tech. oklahoma shows pressure, brings it, swings it out to coutee. tackled by thomas in space. season-high in tackles for him. third down and six. >> brady: they are probably >> brady: this is right in their wheelhouse, then. again, at two co-score game, probably four-down territory depending on the game. look at the cushion on the outside. >> joe: 3rd & 7, mahomes is pressured, finds a seam to take off for a first down. >> brady: you just can't win. you rush finds a seam and then runs to pick up the first down. you try to pressure him and he gets the ball out of his hand quick, and all of a sudden one of the speedy wide receivers is able to beat one of your defensive backs for a big play or a first down. >> joe: the best he's looked since that shoulder injury a few weeks ago. this week more practice than at any point since the injury, but it is feeling as good at any point since he injury. first down. it doesn't matter what either one of these teams does right now, they're moving it. >> br

again, credit the texas tech defense. look, this has been an offense of performance, but there have been a few moments for this texas tech defense where they have stepped up, and malik jenkins is one of the guys. >> joe: they are trying to redefine what success is for a defense in this day and age. the second down and 11, mayfield well protected, zips one and therefore basquine. first down, and a gain of 16. the walk on from norman. >> brady: i don't figure will be a walk on much longer the way he has been playing this season. >> joe: it mixon, flips his way through initial contact and gets three. we are talking about redefining success, how many times as david gibbs said to us, i just team to have a shot in the final minutes. he knows that an offense like oklahoma is going to put up points, but can they do enough to keep their team in the game? >> brady: the way both team's play, too, the concern is just being lined up, just being in the right position so every play they have a chance. >> joe: oklahoma has moved over 700

again, credit the texas tech defense.his has been an offense of performance, but there have been a few moments for this texas tech defense where they have stepped up, and malik jenkins is one of the guys. >> joe: they are trying to redefine what success is for a defense in this day and age. the second down and 11, mayfield well protected, zips one and therefore basquine. first down, and a gain of 16. fourth catch of the night for the walk on from norman. >> brady: i don't figure will be a walk on much longer the way he has been playing this season. >> joe: it mixon, flips his way through initial contact and gets three. we are talking about redefining success, how many times as david gibbs said to us, i just want my team to have a shot in the final minutes. he knows that an offense like oklahoma is going to put up points, but can they do enough to keep their team in the game? >> brady: the way both team's play, too, the concern is just being lined up, just being in the right position so every play they have a chance. >> jo

struggles continue for texas tech. they still have a lot of growing up to do. a lot of young players out there, getting experience, and they will eventually make their way to be more effective, but it will take some time. really everyone is dealing with this issue right now. >> joe: let's go down to bruce feldman. >> all right, baker, crazy setting. how sweet is it in your return to lubbock to set the ou touched come here and get a victory. a tough environment, a little extra on it with a history, but a great team win. you've got to play off each other, and offense did just that. if we have to score that many times, we will. >> bruce: what is going through your mind out there? you guys combined to set the ncaa record for most yards in a game. you are watching pat do his things it, what is going through your mind as you are watching him light it up? >> he is a heck of a player, heck of an he makes a lot of plays out a nothing, all the credit to him. i don't know how many passes he threw, but he should be very happy with

. >> joe: we start the fourth quarter with a 2nd & 10 for texas tech. oklahoma shows pressure, brings it, swings it out to coutee. tackled by thomas in space. season-high in tackles for him. third down and six. gotten one less yard, they have been so good at 3rd & 7. >> brady: this is right in their wheelhouse, then. again, at two co-score game, probably four-down territory depending on the game. look at the cushion on the outside. >> joe: 3rd & 7, mahomes is pressured, finds a seam to take off for a first down. >> brady: you rush three, you drop it, he finds a seam and then runs to pick up the first down. you try to pressure him and he gets the ball out of his hand quick, and all of a sudden one of the speedy wide receivers is able to beat one of your defensive backs for a big play or a first down. >> joe: the best he's looked since that shoulder injury a few weeks ago. this week more practice than at any point since the injury, but it is feeling as good at any first down. it doesn't matter what either one of these teams does right now, they're moving

again, credit the texas tech defense. look, this has been an offense of performance, but there have been a few moments for this texas tech defense where they have stepped up, and malik jenkins is one of the guys. >> joe: they are trying to redefine what success is for a defense in this day and age. the second down and 11, mayfield well protected, zips one and first down, and a gain of 16. fourth catch of the night for the walk on from norman. >> brady: i don't figure will be a walk on much longer the way he has been playing this season. >> joe: it mixon, flips his way through initial contact and gets three. we are talking about redefining success, gibbs said to us, i just want my team to have a shot in the final minutes. he knows that an offense like oklahoma is going to put up points, but can they do enough to keep their team in the game? >> brady: the way both team's play, too, the concern is just being lined up, just being in the right position so every play they have a chance. >> joe: oklahoma has moved mayfield with

. >> joe: we start the fourth quarter with a 2nd & 10 for texas tech. oklahoma shows pressure, brings it, swings it out to coutee. tackled by thomas in space. season-high in tackles for him. third down and six. >> brady: they are probably gotten one less yard, they have been so good at 3rd & 7. >> brady: this is right in their wheelhouse, then. again, at two co-score game, probably four-down territory depending on the game. look at the cushion on the outside. >> joe: 3rd & 7, mahomes is pressured, finds a seam to take off for a first down. >> brady: you just can't win. you finds a seam and then runs to pick up the first down. you try to pressure him and he gets the ball out of his hand quick, and all of a sudden one of the speedy wide receivers is able to beat one of your defensive backs for a big play or a first down. >> joe: the best he's looked since that shoulder injury a few weeks ago. this week more practice than at any point since the injury, but it is feeling as good at any point since he injury. first down. it doesn't matter what either one of

. >> joe: we start the fourth quarter with a 2nd & 10 for texas tech. oklahoma shows pressure, brings it, swings it out to coutee. tackled by thomas in space. season-high in tackles for him. third down and six. gotten one less yard, they have been so good at 3rd & 7. >> brady: this is right in their wheelhouse, then. again, at two co-score game, probably four-down territory depending on the game. look at the cushion on the outside. >> joe: 3rd & 7, mahomes is pressured, finds a seam to take off for a first down. >> brady: you rush three, you drop it, he finds a seam and then runs to pick up the first down. you try to pressure him and he gets the ball out of his hand quick, and all of a sudden one of the speedy wide receivers is able to beat one of your defensive backs for a big play or a first down. >> joe: the best he's looked since that shoulder injury a few weeks ago. this week more practice than at any point since the injury, but it is feeling as good at any they flow one, and that is a first down. it doesn't matter what either one of these teams do

to give texas the lead and he does! texas, by one. with 46 seconds left.ig-time kick from trent domingue that's big time. we have seen at will of kickers in college football in this situation not able to convert and give him all the credit in the world to come back from those blocks and trust in your leg, trust in your preparation puts it right through the middle. how good does that feel for charlie strong? >> steve: i'm wonder if charlie can enjoy anything until it's ov over? he's a true fan. >> brian: a real fan. charlie, we talked with him yesterday, he said obviously, all this talk, he doesn't pay attention and i honestly believe him. he's a unique individual. he's been through so much. he understands the situation. he said, you know what, i want to go out and i want to be true and honor these kids and how hard they're going to play. i want to enjoy it and they should enjoy it, too. >> steve: you understand what you get when you sign up for any head coaching position in the country but especially here at texas. >> brian: still a lot of time on the cloc

to give texas the lead and he texas, by one. with 46 seconds left. all right, all right, all right, he's saying. >> brian: what a big-time kick from trent domingue that's big time. we have seen at will of kickers in college football in this situation not able to convert and give him all the credit in the world to come back from those blocks and trust in your leg, trust in your preparation middle. how good does that feel for charlie strong? >> steve: i'm wonder if charlie can enjoy anything until it's ov over? he's a true fan. >> brian: a real fan. charlie, we talked with him yesterday, he said obviously, all this talk, he doesn't pay attention and i honestly believe him. he understands the situation. he said, you know what, i want to go out and i want to be true and honor these kids and how hard they're going to play. i want to enjoy it and they should enjoy it, too. >> steve: you understand what you get when you sign up for any head coaching position in the country but especially here at texas. >> brian: still a lot of time on the clock. 46 seconds.

touchdown, texas tech is still breathing! cameron batson rings them back to within a touchdown with 1:38. >> brady: we have heard this verbiage a couple of times, there's cameron batson, kind of hesitate, and he is just going to lose everyone in coverage. ends up kind of taking away the coverage by two guys going one way, and batson going the other, and he is going to hold for the >> joe: and it's a seven-point game, as mahomes has tied the ncaa record for passing yards in a game now, with 734. back for an onside kick. that combines strength and comfort to work as hard as you do. and now, you'll find more styles, more sizes, and more ways to get the job done. because every pair wears our name, we back them with an learn more at dickies dot com. ?? >> joe: three timeouts, but there is no way they can kick it deep here. >> brady: know, their defense hasn't really been able to stop the oklahoma offense and the second half, so they have to figure out some way to do an onside kick. that is what they are lining up to do. but it sou

to give texas the lead and he texas, by one. with 46 seconds left. all right, all right, all right, he's saying. >> brian: what a big-time kick from trent domingue that's big time. we have seen at will of kickers in college football in this situation not able to convert and give him all the credit in the world to come back from those blocks and trust in your leg, trust in your preparation middle. how good does that feel for charlie strong? >> steve: i'm wonder if charlie can enjoy anything until it's ov over? he's a true fan. >> brian: a real fan. charlie, we talked with him yesterday, he said obviously, all this talk, he doesn't pay attention and i honestly believe him. he's been through so much. he understands the situation. he said, you know what, i want to go out and i want to be true and honor these kids and how hard they're going to play. i want to enjoy it and they should enjoy it, too. >> steve: you understand what you get when you sign up for any head coaching position in the country but especially here at texas. >> brian: still a lot of tim

for patrick maho texas tech, a valiant effort. a young man who carried this team all year long, as these defensive struggles continue for texas tech. they still have a lot of growing up to do. a lot of young players out there, getting experience, and they will eventually make their way to be more effective, but it will take some time. really everyone is dealing with this issue right now. >> joe: let's go down to bruce feldman. >> all right, baker, crazy setting. how sweet is it in your return touchdown passing record? >> it is special anytime you can come here and get a victory. a tough environment, a little extra on it with a history, but a great team win. you've got to play off each other, and offense did just that. if we have to score that many times, we will. >> bruce: what is going through your mind out there? you guys combined to set the ncaa record for most yards in a game. you are watching pat do his things it, what is going through your mind as you are watching him light it up? >> he is a heck of an athlete. he makes a lo

we've seen texas give up big plays defensively. when they get inside the red zone fringe area, they bode up. they kept out them out of the end zone when needed. i wouldn't be surprised if baylor uses four downs here. >> todd: this may be a two-down situation considering how poor the kicking game situation has gone for baylor. they've been talking with coach earlier, jim grobe said chris callahan's great in practice, their field goal kicker but has struggled in games in that pressure. >> steve: third and 1. >> brian: all-out pressure look. safeties coming down. >> steve: here they come. don't get there. russell's throw, could not connect with kd cannon. from seth russell. but this ball is thrown inside of kd cannon it's an easy touchdown. we mentioned the all-out blitz, if this ball is thrown toward the middle of the field, over here, that's going to be a touchdown to kd cannon. >> steve: and of course the incompletion stops the clock as well. cannon has been talking 11 times now, making four catches. they elect to punt it here. dre

liz, texas, i can't believe it! texas! >> the lonestar state, yes. >> this is so exciting. >> it is exciting. it's a good sign for the clinton campaign. i think texas is in a little bit of a different bucket from nevada. but they both kind of present the same problem for the republican party, which is that if they continue to put up candidates like donald trump, they face demographic armageddon. you know, texas is a state with a huge latino population. nevada, percentage wise has the largest latino population in the country, and if you put up a candidate like donald trump, who is the most unpopular candidate with latinos in modern history, or in history, i think. you don't stand a chance in these states, and these states are kind of the future. they just kind of show the way for american politics. so democrats should be feeling optimistic about it. and republicans should be feeling very troubled that hillary clinton, that a democrat is going with ads in texas in the presidential race. >> spending money. rick wilson, how is

over the texas players are signalling they got the two-point conversion. none of the guys that count in the zebra stripes. >> referee: ruling on the field score. >> brian: give credit to edwards, see him right here. both he and -- here comes blanchard back in, i think that's great call. i don't think he got across that plane. and that's 250 tyrone swoopes coming downhill. >> steve: with momentum, yeah. against an undersized baylor front. b those linebackers, that's their job, the iso in that situation you got to stand your ground. >> steve: the margin is two. ? ? ? [ "on the road again," by willie nelson ] ? on the road again ? [ rear alert sounds ] [ music stops ] ? just can't wait to get on the road again ? [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ? on the road again ? ? like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ? [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. tonight's been great. yeah. you look, amazing... you take after your mom.... she's hot. know wh

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texas tech, a valiant effort. a young man who carried this team all year long, as these defensive struggles continue for texas tech. they still have a lot of growing up to do. a lot of young players out there, getting experience, and they will eventually make their way to be more effective, but it will take some time. really everyone is dealing with this issue right now. >> joe: let's go down to bruce feldman. >> all right, baker, crazy setting. how sweet is it in your return touchdown passing record? >> it is special anytime you can come here and get a victory. a tough environment, a little extra on it with a history, but a great team win. you've got to play off each other, and offense did just that. if we have to score that many times, we will. >> bruce: what is going through your mind out there? you guys combined to set the ncaa record for most yards in a game. you are watching pat do his things it, what is going through your mind as you are watching him light it up? >> he is a heck of an athlete. he makes a lo

over the texas players are signalling they got the two-point conversion. none of the guys that count in the zebra stripes. >> referee: ruling on the field score. >> brian: give credit to edwards, see him right here. both he and -- here comes blanchard back in, i think that's great call. i don't think he got across that plane. and that's 250 tyrone swoopes coming downhill. >> steve: with momentum, yeah. against an undersized baylor front. >> brian: give him some those linebackers, that's their job, the iso in that situation you got to stand your ground. >> steve: the margin is two. ? ? ? [ "on the road again," by willie nelson ] ? on the road again ? [ rear alert sounds ] [ music stops ] ? just can't wait to get on the road again ? [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ? on the road again ? ? like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ? [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. tonight's been great. yeah. you look, amazing

buck is the only texas prisoner to face execution pursuant to a death sentence that texas itself has acknowledged is compromised by racial bias that undermines confidence in the criminal justice system. chief justice roberts: there's a tension in your -- your briefing over what you're really arguing for. in the question presented, you focus on the fifth circuit standard for a coa in saying they're imposing an improper and unduly burdensome. but most of the briefing, and as you sort of begun today, is really focused on the underlying merits of the case. and you sort of have to make a choice, don't you, because if we didn't focus on the merits and rule in your favor, we don't get to say too much about the threshold for certificate of appealability. well, if we focus on the certificate of appealability, all we're saying on the merits is there's a substantial showing. so what do you want us to do, on the merits or on the certificate of appealability? ms. swarns: well, in order to determine whether mr. buck was expired -- was entitled to a certificate of appealability, this court and the

over the texas players are signalling they got the two-point conversion. none of the guys that count in the zebra stripes. score. >> brian: give credit to edwards, see him right here. both he and -- here comes blanchard back in, i think that's great call. i don't think he got across that plane. and that's 250 tyrone swoopes coming downhill. >> steve: with momentum, yeah. against an undersized baylor front. >> brian: give him some credit. those linebackers, that's their job, the iso in that situation you got to stand your ground. >> steve: the margin is two. ? ? ? [ "on the road again," by willie nelson ] ? on the road again ? [ rear alert sounds ] [ music stops ] just can't wait to get the road again ? [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ? on the road again ? ? like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ? [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, standard features, for less than you expected. hurry in and lease the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. tonight's been great. yeah. you look, amazing... you take after your

texas is saying we don't know. >> texas may be waiting to see the science. but i think sometimes science is catching up with what is happening in the world. instead of waiting on the science to catch up, we should be doing something proactively. >> can you walk out of here and say it is verified? fracing causing earthquakes? >> i put my stamp on it dave. verified. >> okay, i got a stamp on it. [ laughter ] says we need more science, misha has seen enough to be convinced. she now believes waste water injection wells, part of the fracking process, are causing earthquakes. but don't take my word for it. take hers. >>> 12news at 10:00 just getting started. >> hurricane matthew is now a category 2 storm. but that is no reason to relax. >> the red sea shows up to a pinked out stadium. >> p from the best high school football in the valley. >> and we are counting down to jimmy. >> hey guys, tyler perry is my guest. and we have abigail spencer. music from van morrison. thank you notes. medea. get a phone call from donald trump. don't change the channel. it's good. >>

bush, who ran for the texas land commissioner job in texas. that campaign was completely different than all the other campaigns i worked on, because george p. bush's campaign was all about social media. here we are, vice president bush in houston, texas, the night he was elected president. actually, george p. bush is the small boy to his left. it was kind of fun for me working with george p., photographing him campaigning, because i would have deja vu and say oh, i took that exact same photo of his grandfather 20 years ago. vice president bush came after ronald reagan, so this is president bush and barbara bush, who were just down the road saying goodbye to former president reagan and nancy reagan. this is on the front steps of the capitol building. when the president is sworn in the capitol, the former president leaves out on the other side. this is their inaugural parade. it was kind of fun for me years and years later, someone found a photo of me on the internet actually taking this photo. you never know where all these photos are going to

over the texas players are signalling they got the two-point conversion.ebra stripes. >> referee: ruling on the field is that he was short and did not score. >> brian: give credit to edwards, see him right here. both he and -- here comes blanchard back in, i think that's great call. i don't think he got across that plane. and that's 250 tyrone swoopes coming downhill. >> steve: with momentum, yeah. against an undersized baylor front. >> brian: give him some credit. those linebackers, that's their job, the iso in that situation you got to stand your ground. >> steve: the margin is two. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ rear alert sounds ]," [ music stops ]on ] ♪ on the road again ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ♪ on the road again ♪ like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ♪ [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. hurry in and lease the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. yeah. tonight's been great. you look, amazing... you take

rodney reed, living his final days in a texas prison sentenced to death. right he maintains he didn't do it, he is coming straight to "crime watch daily" to lay out his case. >> reporter: is here and bastrop county texas where stacey stites murder set up a bizarre chain of events that mysteriously ended with two more people dead, one man on death row, and countless questions unanswered. murder deep in the lost pines of xa the half dressed body of a woman, strangled. who killed stacey stites? >> based on the evidence, who do you think is responsible for your sister's murder? >> rodney reed. >> reporter: the state says rodney reed raped and killed stacey, a jury agreed, convicting him of her murder. reed was sentenced to death. >> reporter: do you think rodney reed was giving a fair definitely. >> reporter: but many across the country are beginning to wonder, did texas convict the wrong man? stacey's sister, deborah and crystal, exclusively tell "crime watch daily" they are convinced of his guilt. >> he should be on death row. >> absolutely. >> he should be

in texas, that's crazy bad for a republican. so there's that. texas.lso now getting an early vote data from other parts of the country. and i should say, despite news like that out of telephone, the early vote data that we're getting is not all good news for hillary clinton's campaign. for example new early voting data from ohio and it is good news for donald trump. we saw those ecstatic pictures of people flooding into the county clerk office. a lot of those people, if not all of them in these images are hillary clinton supporters. but the early data so far out of ohio is not good news for democrats. battle requests, down almost 20%. that's where democrats bank their votes. in cuyahoga county is off nearly 20% from 2012, that is not good news for democrats. that's good news for donald trump. and then there's the numbers from florida. in florida, over 3,000 people have already voted. democrats are feeling optimistic in florida for two reasons. reason number one, it is usually florida republican who's are feeling good right around now in terms of voting

. >>> and could texas really go blue? the fact that question is even out there shows what a wild campaign is really is. >>> this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." 12 days to go, and if the next 11 are anything like this one, buckle up. we have a major story in the clint ont foundation. more trump conspiracy theories, battleground blitzes, threats to destroy the clintons before they take office and michelle obama unload odd donald trump. no time to take a breath or me to speak clearly, so let's dive in. michelle obama made her next appearance with hillary clinton on the campaign trail today. michelle obama tried to light a fire under the democratic base. >> when you hear folks talking about a global conspiracy and saying that this election is rigged, understand that they are trying to get you to stay home. just for the record, in this country, the united states of america, the voters decide our elections. they've always decided. voters decid

texas and california authorities arrest the c-e-o of backpage-dot-com... as part of a sex trafficking ferrer and raided the company's offices. paxton says: "businesses like backpage advertise sex acts for money. profits from this sinister line of advertising registers in the millions of dollars annually." texas' attorney general says the website doesn't operate underground but in plain sight. the company is from the netherlands but its main office has been operating in dallas, texas. paxton says: "think about that. your neighbors daughter ran away. she fell into the wrong hands. she's being sexually abused and now a compan i from that. we cannot allow this evil to endure." the investigation was a partnership between the texas attorney general... the california department of justice, the california attorney general's office and federal law enforcement. paxton says: "both children and adult victims of human trafficking were interviewed as part of this ongoing investigation. backpage.com seems to have knowingly and willingly allowed women and children to be a

for the first time since 1976, texas is a toss up state. a resent poll conducted by the university of houston shows a three point margin between trump and secretary hillary clinton. plus the real clear state average has trump up just six points. significant explain a political science professor at southern republican presidential candidates usually enjoy double digit leads and wins here. >> that means a lot of republicans are uncomfortable. they are dumbfounded. they are deeply concerned. >> early clues from early voting gives democrats more reason to be optimistic. a line spilling out the door at an early voting location in harris county near houston. >> this is a little unusual. >> four years ago president texas. voter turnout was among the highest in history. this time around new records have already been shattered. in the first full day of early voting in harris county, more than 67 thousand people cast a ballot. roughly 20 thousand more than day one in 2012. in dallas, different county, same story. an 80% hike has been recorded with fi

she sits on the texas water development board. it decides where future water will come from with imput from local communities. >> we talked to some people nichols reservoir will be. where is that in the plans right now? >> well, i think the question overall in texas is, you know, where do the reservoirs fit? and, their one strategy that is on the table. >> i guess i feel that you should be forcing people to do more water conservation before you start forcing people off their land and out of their homes. >> yeah. it is local communities that come together. and, they determine what the path for it is. >> are but, it is the answer. >> reporter: okay, we have covered a lot of ground here. it is time to wrap it up. >> i feel like visiting with max had a really big impact on you. >> yes. that was by far the most eye opening conversation i think i have had. is while we met max, and we don't want to see him get and how is that fair? because i want to water my yard and extra three times a week? >> what was our question? >> will there be en

texas a&m. >> referee: false start. 65, offense. five-yard penalty. first down. >> gary: you might understand it if it w they have had a number of those false starts. there is no noise. when they have the ball. >> verne: first down, 15. ball back up to the 30. >> gary: you do have to admit, he's got number nine out here and he's trying to cheat that snap count and it's costing him. >> verne: knight. they go up the middle again and they get to the 25 yard line. "they" being the aggies, colton williams. second down, 10. he got the five back. williams, the freshman, 28 carries. 216 yards. a costly fumble. knight will throw. down the middle. he's got christian kirk. it is ruled a catch. at the one. >> gary: i don't know. he underthrew let's see if it bounces. did he get his hands underneath it or not? >> verne: they're going to try to get the snap before they replay it. >> gary: yes, he did -- he got his hands underneath it. >> verne: yes, he did. >> gary: he had them wide open. good job of the replay official. >> referee: the previous play is under furth

menendez: this is what i love about texas. the first thing they say is i'm texan. -- have yout say noticed that? [applause] me and my cousins got into a lot of arguments. i'm proud of our history. every society has had its blemishes. slavery is the biggest we have had. the issue for me is i just want us to be honest. i tell my children the same thing i feel. my parents were immigrants. you are an american of hispanic descent. i'm proud of my mexican family my cuban family. so in american, a texan view history through that. i want to be honest about that. i want to be mature enough to say, yeah. [laughter] [applause] >> i think we have time for one more question. >> i was going to ask a question to phil. with your love of alamo history a recordingt as influencew much of an has alamo history been on you as a recording artist? what is the piece you really want to see get a good location within the alamo? i've leftn't think songs about the alamo and texas for other people. they would do better than i would and there is a lot of it

he blows through it faster than a texas twister.er say, "i don't know how much more of this i can take"? >> yeah, there's a few times that i'm like, "where are we gonna get this money? where are we gonna get that money?" >> was that sad for you and garland? >> oh, garland was devastated. >> but garland's not cowed, and neither is roy. but do the buckaroos have enough grit left in their boots? and why does it take so long for roy jr. to open roy sr.'s locked gun safes? >> i think that was one of his final practical jokes on me. >> next -- two strange inheritance stories come together. >> here's another quiz question for you. the .405 winchester was a favorite of which american president? the answer when we return. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. with sleep

texas. georgia. so i think this. >> rick, let me bring you in. debt and entitlement. donald trump is closer to what the democrats believe than republicans on debt and entitlemen entitlements. immigration. we still don't have a consistent answer from him. it seems the hard core followers of him of the 11 million deported and a different speech in mexico remarks versus what he gave in arizona the same night and the economy, you know, that business experts said his plan would create even more debt. the supreme court, he's been able to come up with a list that conservatives like there. foreign hot spots, don't know anything other than beat the hell out of them. if we stick to this, is donald trump better off trying to somehow rigging the system and sex scandals than these topics that are lined up? >> i think it will be difficult for chris wallace to keep donald trump on the reservation. trump is completely off the chain now. every day is a fight about some imagined slight or some conspiracy agai

texas a&m. >> referee: false start. 65, offense. five-yard penalty. first down. >> gary: you might understand if it was a&m on the road. they have had a number of those false starts. there is no noise. when they have the ball. >> verne: first down, 15. ball back up to the 30. >> gary: you do have to admit, he's got number nine out here and he's trying to cheat that snap count and it's costing him. >> verne: knight. they go up the middle again and they get to the 25 yard line. "they" being the aggies, colton williams. second down, 10. he got the five back. williams, the freshman, 28 carries. 216 yards. a costly fumble. knight will throw. down the middle. he's got christian kirk. it is ruled a catch. at the one. he underthrew it. let's see if it bounces. did he get his hands underneath it or not? >> verne: they're going to try to get the snap before they replay it. >> gary: yes, he did -- he got his hands underneath it. >> verne: yes, he did. >> gary: he had them wide open. good job of the replay official. >> referee: the previous play is under further

he attended high school and college in texas.option that wouldn't have been on the table under trump's plan. as senator in 2003, secretary clinton co-sponsored legislation to protect people like marco. and she still supports it. >> we want an opportunity to be able to stay with our families. and succeed in the american dream. >> reporter: there's one facet both candidates agree on. extreme vetting and criminal background checks for not only immigrants coming in but refugees as well, syrian or otherwise. someone like this woman. >> translator: it's impossible not to cry. to leave everything behind. >> reporter: she says her husband was kidnapped by cartels. so she fled her native country of el salvador with her 2-month-old daughter. she says it took about 14 days before finally arriving at the texas-mexico border and surrendering to border patrol. >> translator: very afraid. i was afraid for her. i was afraid she would get sick, that she would die. >> reporter: frank says he feels compassion for people like her and others who trul

he attended high school and college in texas.option that wouldn't have been on the table under trump's plan. as senator in 2003, secretary clinton co-sponsored legislation to protect people like marco. and she still supports it. >> we want an opportunity to be able to stay with our families. and succeed in the american dream. >> reporter: there's one facet both candidates agree on. extreme vetting and criminal background checks for not only immigrants coming in but refugees as well, syrian or otherwise. someone like this woman. >> translator: it's impossible not to cry. to leave everything behind. >> reporter: she says her husband was kidnapped by cartels. so she fled her native country of el salvador with her 2-month-old daughter. she says it took about 14 days before finally arriving at the texas-mexico border and surrendering to border patrol. >> translator: very afraid. i was afraid for her. i was afraid she would get sick, that she would die. >> reporter: frank says he feels compassion for people like her and others who trul

taking texas. but i think, growing up i always held onto the notion that what is beautiful about the alamo is that that is where the strengthening of the movement for independence as what ended up becoming the nation for a while. and i love the story, people from all walks of life. people of mexican and indian dissent. people from all walks of life in that alamo site. but they were given a choice. they could have left. but they chose to do it. such a wonderful sentiment of this courage and perseverance and determination. obviously, there are mixed emotions. not necessarily mixed loyalties. but how intertwined our history is with mexico. the best you can say is to be honest about it. >> speaking of being intertwined, you have a mexican mother and a texas-born father. what is your experience of the alamo? is it as complex as the senators? >> from a historic perspective i have been an admirer of history, i love the unique feature of the textiles of texas. i love military history. when you look at the

you're a texas girl and you know what texas has done over the last decade. it's been a republican red state. hillary clinton has actually given an opportunity for texas to not only turn blue but to be a battleground state and the excitement around her candidacy is unbelievable and that impacts the local down the ballot candidacies as well. we see a great future for texas. i was participating yesterday in the soul to the polls. the big old motor coach with 40 people on it. everywhere we went, standing ovations in the houses of worship. people were excited to choose their destiny in texas and you know we've become increasingly diverse and all the new voters are so excited about going to the polls. >> according to our local affiliate there, a local affilithere, i should say, abc. you should the e-mails were not clinton e-mails but involved other people and questioned the timing of the investigation. do you feel certain these are not hillary clinton's e-mails and that they do involve other people? >> what i said was there is no evidence right now that they were

wendy, i'm curious what this looks like from texas. when you talk about these battleground states, particularly on the clinton side, they are quite developed and sophisticated. texas is a state that's been hard for democrats and yet we see polls showing it very close. what does the campaign feel like in these final two weeks there on the first day of early voting in texas? >> i have to tell you, chris, when i went to vote here in texas, i had to stand in line and that just doesn't happen in presidential contests on the first day of early vote and it shows you that there are a huge swath of people anxious to cast their ballot in this election. half the battle that we've faced in texas, as is the case in other red states, is the idea that many democratic voters have, that their vote just won't matter. >> right. >> in this election, they feel like, hey, this is close. let's show up. let's make sure that we cast our ballots and see if we can make a difference here. >> that's a really important point about the psychology of this last part o

. >> texas has been as reliable red state as there is.since this state voted for a democrat for president. things could be different this time around. a poll released shows trump with a three-point lead right now within the polls margin of error. ed met with voters to find out if the state could turn from red to blue. >> reporter: for as long as anyone can remember, scouring the woods of east texas for a democrat has been a little like hunting for big foot. they say it's out there in this conservative republican region, but it's an elusive creature, which brings us to this courthouse in this small town of gilmer. >> disassociated myself with the republican party. >> reporter: this judge is an elected republican judge but won't be voting for donald trump. his treatment of women and endless string of insulting positions drove her away from her party's nominee. >> seemed like every day or every week there was another position that he would take that conflicted with the beliefs and values that had been instilled in me by my church and my fami

. >> you look at texas, a lot of calls were made from texas. an incredible place. i love texas. the lines are massive and they were talking about flipping, you know, where they press a button and they press it for me and another name comes up. named crooked hillary clinton. >> do we have any facts on that? >> no, they just call in. >> reporter: texas officials deny any voter fraud issues as trump who has repeatedly publicly called on african-americans to support him, now his campaign accused of trying to suppress their turnout through negative advertising. though the campaign denies those allegations. as new campaign finance reports show trump drastically slowing the flow of his own money to his campaign. after vowing to pump millions more into it. >> i will have over $100 million in the campaign. >> reporter: filings show the billionaire only put in $30,000 this month after consistently investing $2 million in previous months. hillary clinton, nearly doubling trump's found raising haul in october. on the stump in ohio, trump slamming the clintons after hacked e-mails reveal how

texas a&m. >> referee: false start. 65, offense. five-yard penalty. down. >> gary: you might understand it if it was a&m on the road. they have had a number of those false starts. there is no noise. when they have the ball. >> verne: first down, 15. ball back up to the 30. >> gary: you do have to admit, he's got number nine out here and he's trying to cheat that snap count and it's costing him. >> verne: knight. they go up the middle again and they get to the 25 yard line. "they" being the aggies, colton jumper with a tackle on trayveon williams. second down, 10. he got the five back. williams, the freshman, 28 carries. 216 yards. a costly fumble. knight will throw. down the middle. he's got christian kirk. it is ruled a catch. at the one. >> gary: i don't know. he underthrew it. let's see if it bounces. did he get his hands underneath it or not? >> verne: they're going to try to get the snap before they replay it. >> gary: yes, he did -- he got his hands underneath it. >> verne: yes, he did. >> gary: he had them wide open. good job of the replay offi