but he was for a while in dallas. >> huge, right, yeah. >> oh... >> drive-in movie theater critics, grapevine, texas>> that's right. he, he gavv movies, he would list of what was in the movies, like six breasts, three dead breasts, you know, that sort of thing. [laughter] a lot of chop saki. &-stuff like that.tinggdogs, >> now, that's film criticism right ttere. >> yeah, that's right. >> well, let me, let me ask you about one or two things in the book to begin. sissy farenthold... >> right. >> a piece that i, i was so happy to rediscover. >> right. >> this piece was written...i read it of course many years after it happy to rrread it this wasú time. >> right. >> published during the gubernatorial campaign in texas in 1972... >> right... &-farenthold ran for governor as a democrat. why, why her, why thatt3 piece?ú whht, what appealed? >> well, i don't, i don't write political stuff, ú&ually just campaign coverage i guess you'd call it. >> yep. >> which is what most political writing is, even, even when, between campaigns. >> yep. >> and i always thought campaign coverage was sort of futile because yo

in texas, a three-inch staple was accidentally shot into a man's head. him. he says the only pain he felt was when the staple was remove. he'll be back to work in about a month. >>> in washington state, the driver of this car says he lost control, went over an embankment and landed right up against a tree. firefighters had to use a lad dr truck to get him out. >>> in wisconsin a man turns himself in for drunk driving. here's the unusual 911 call. >> i've been driving. i've been drinking. i just kind of want to turn myself in. >> were you just driving now? >> well, no. i just -- i just parked myself but i've been trying to figure out how to call the police department and not 911. >> a clip-on tie could hold a new clue in the d.b. cooper skyjacking case. scientists lay out what new evidence could mean about the man who leapt out after jet with $200,000, they be disappeared 40 years ago.dv i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medicati

the professor was interviewed at the university of texas at austin as a part of book tv's series. >> and now on your screen is the university of texas professor martha whose book is called naturalizing mexican immigrants. one of her books i should say is called naturalizing mexican immigrants. she teaches anthropology here at the university of texas. professor, when were the first large-scale immigration of mexicans into the united states when did those ocher? >> since 1848 when the board was formed there was always an ongoing movement of mexican people, but it's not until 1910 that we have the large scale immigration basically due to the mexican revolution. but even then it had already started in the late 1890's due to a lot of economic agreements the u.s. had with mexico that really impoverished the mexican people and when the econ money begins to migrate. >> what was the reaction -- and you focus on texas. what was the reaction in texas to the large scale immigration? >> in 1910 was very negative because of the large number of people that came in. before it hit a trickle so as long

texas. >> peta should watch out for a new sign, don't mess with turkey, texas. the group ruffled the feathers of residents in turkey, texas, with a letter to the mayor. peta wants the town to change its name from turkey to tofurkey. [ laughter ] >> the idea is to promote compassion for the birds on thank. not necessarily you know -- we understand that. but peta promised to give the

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this goes back to the 1999 alamo bowl when penn state lead texas a&m. according to the grand jury indictment, this allegation sphere alleges sandusky brought a young boy to that game. he was identified as a victim number four. if you would like to read the indictment, it is posted on our kron4 facebook age. it is rather graphic. more on this story coming up in 10 minutes. >>mark: yesterday we had a fairly positive day on the markets. today, we had easing tensions in europe which could the markets into a spiral a couple of days ago. dow futures right now are up over 100 points. the s&p and nasdaq are also positive this hour. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. let's take a live look at arlington national cemetery this veterans day. president obama will be laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. sixth >>james: we have a lot to talk about as we head into the next couple of hours. >>erica: as we head into the afternoon, we will seek particularly coastal and north bay or rainfall. it could become more scattered as we head into t

he spoke to a texas affiliate kars. hat he said. >> in my mind, i did not do anything wrong other than discipline my child after she was caught stealing. there is a story and it will come out in due time. okay? >> so you acknowledge that's you in the video? >> yeah, that's me. >> meanwhile, this is in texas and there have been threats against the judge himself. >> do we have any information as to why the daughter would post this years after the incident? >> yeah, 2004 is when the incident happened. she was 16 then. hillary adams is the woman. she's now 23. apparently she says, and her mother also says, that the father has been carrying out physical and verbal abuse, mental abuse against them for years. recently she was on the phone with her father, hillary says she was once again going at her vsh verbally. she said she had enough and had a video and she posted it. interestingly enough, she's been shocked by the outcome and she actually regrets that she posted that video. >> has law enforcement given any indication as to

until what may be a game-changing gaffe by texas governor rick perry. perry took to twitter after the debate saying he quote, stepped in it. nbc's steve handelsman has more. >> reporter: for the cnbc debate on the economy, the republican candidates came to a state with 11% unemployment. on a day when u.s. stocks dived and the italian debt crisis got so bad, it threatened our recovery. what should we do? hemplen cain -- >> we must grow this economy we have the biggest economy in the world. >> mitt romney, no u.s. bailout. >> no, no, no, we do not need to step in to bail out banks either in europe or banks here in the u.s. that may have italian debt. >> rick perry, no bailouts at home, either. even though the chrysler and gm bailout saved this detroit community. >> if you are too big to fail, you are too big. >> when moderator maria bartiromo asked cain about sexual harassment, the audience protested. cain claimed his supporters are hanging in. >> they don't care about the character assassination, they care about leadership and getting this economy growing

but in 1897, there is a social movement here in texas which is the people's party movement or -- it was a third-party or some people call it the populace party in which some individuals feared that the mexican-american and mexican immigrant vote was not to their benefit because democrats controlled texas in the 1890s and, therefore, the republicans had very little control. and the people's party became a challenge to the democrats. and the problem was that -- because germans were also a very large immigrant population, they -- they voted democrats so that the people's party wanted to develop methods to make sure that the electoral vote in texas was reduced, and so they -- they launched a legal battle. first in the legislature and then in the courts to decitizenize mexican-americans and those born in the u.s. to prevent mexican immigrants from voting and the whole issue was that -- we all know that the mexicans are indians, from indian descent and they were charging that in the u.s., indians cannot be citizens or vote and, therefore, they wanted to apply this to the mexican population bu

this rigid conservative college station mentality is one way of looking at a & m and texas in austin rnated texan. how does this compare? >> it's much worse. you never fought with your family on thanksgiving. this is a day of rage. at the end of the day it's food and rage and then football. it all fits together very well. >> this is where the last game will be played and thanksgiving in texas may never be the same. texas a&m is leaving the big 12 athletic conference moving to s.e.c. it's a fight over uts $300 million deal with espn to create the longhorn tv network but trying to figure out when both teams will ever play again is listening to both sides of a bitter divorce. we talked to the longhorns athletic director who blames the aggies to leaving the big 12 conference. >> they made a conscious decision to move to the s.e.c. which we'll live with. if they wanted to cam back, we'll take them back. >> we headed over to talk to texas a&m president who says the longhorns should make room in their schedule to keep the rivalry alive. >> it's texas's choice in our opinion whether it goes o

a factor there as well. we've seen it coast to coast. texas had one a couple of years ago.spread. >> we're talking about educators that are accused of erasing and changing the answers. not talking about students who said, i'm going to think again about that answer. so what are these educators -- or what is the suspicion as to why these investigators are allegedly cheating? >> there are a lot of ideas why educators cheat. the reason is from state to state and district to district school systems are so different. but there are some pressures that all american schools face. some things they have in common. one of those involves culture an competition. in atlanta public schools they say culture was the reason for some of the cheating there where teachers were pressured or punished if they didn't take part. other people blame the notion of competition for causing people to put out all the stops to do whatever it takes to get ahead. you also have high-stakes testing, money, reputation, a school's operation are tied in to scores on standardized tests. some say that can lead to tem

now, he didn't go to texas out of a fit of some sort of patriotic honor or something for the rascals down there. anglos had come into the republic of texas and settling with permission of the government for some years, starting with moe sus austin, but then they kept coming, and they were not always abiding by the laws. the laws means to speak the language, spanish, to join the mother church, and eventually, not bring slaves. slavery was abolished in mexico long before we got around to that, but these gentlemen and ladies, southerners, land speculators, and slave traders like two of the largest slave traders in the country, kept bringing their slaves in. this is what crockett faced when he went down there. crockett had owned a few slaves, but he was not a big land owner, and slavery was not a big part of his life or an issue. he wanted to rebuild his life. he was gypsy footed. he liked to hunt, and he thought he could get back into politics. he went there, found land he liked, taking his own sweet time, took a long time to get to texas, and he was not there very long. in fact, a lot o

brought a new strength and conditioning coach into camp, 36-year-old angel hernandez, a graduate of the texas acience program who believes his state-of-the-art techniques will better prepare the boxer's body to handle the extra weight. >> there are a lot of things that he has never done, and today, he is doing a lot of different things and strategies, and he is really, really acting positive on it. >> i learned about drills and focusing on the speed for the hips and the arms and the shoulders and so we activate more muscles now. >> the overhaul of the fitness regimen includes to marquez' delight, the discontinuation of one of his best known and peculiar training practices, he no longer drinks his own urine. >> the car loving boxer has a delivery schedule. him, a ferrari 458 italia, and sticker price is $400,000. he'll christen the car with a drive to the training. when he arrives, his team is waiting outside of the door, and curious for a glimpse of the champ's new ride before work begins. inside the ring he is still the same fighter who wondered in a decade ago. >> his bank account may be bigg

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>> i started as a reporter, while i was working the police beat in houston, texas, a lot of hoom sides. -- of homicides. we had the board of the hospital who said that the president was dead. i called the hospital right away, quickly, got through. a priest, a doctor, we had that information. i said to myself, if i'm working the police beat in houston, texas, we're looking at a dead man. and i told our people in new york then, we would like to go with it. they said to me, do you think he's dead? i said yes. chris: the next day. >> saturday was all concentrated on lee harvey oswald and early sunday morning, oswald was shot by jack ruby. so interest turned to ruby. and was there a conspiracy? this is something larger than just -- and we know that president johnson became president and very much concerned that maybe it was the russians or who knows? if you were working the story you had to be focused on the story. i don't have time for my emotionings. >> i don't think any of us who lived through that, whether in college or on this team, have ever gotten it out of our hearts. it's always li

a lot of ads by the candidates. from time to time, we're going to offer background on the claims all the candidates are making. this one caught our eye today. texas governor rick perry is running a spot about what he describes as an outrageous comment made by president obama. >> we've been lazy, i think, over the last couple decades. >> can you believe that? that's what our president thinks is wrong with senator john kerry that americans are lazy. that's pathetic. >> pelley: that would be pathetic. so we hunted down the full comments the president made during an interview saturday at the pacific economic summit. he'd been asked about u.s. businesses marketing themselves overseas. >> there are a lot of things that make foreign investors see the u.s. as a great opportunity. our stability, our openness, our innovative free market culture. but, you know, we've been a little bit lazy, i think, over the last couple decades. we've taken for granted well, people will want to come here and we haven't been out there selling america and trying to attract new businesses into america. >> pelley: there it is in context. the president is in bali tonight, headin

a storm of texas. a windy day tuesday. rain expected at of that system for next week. fternoon when it will get a little cloudy and we might get a brief shower. there could be a snow in the upper midwest next week. we stay warmer than average. clocks go back sunday. pretty nice weekend on the way. >> have a great weekend. >> you have a great weekend as well. we will leave you with more live music from irish tenor. [music] [music] [music]

a makeshift buoy for gill nets set by mexican fishermen who come into u.s. waters illegally to catch red snapper and sharks. the nets they use are banned in texas. are they so bad? >> nets indiscriminately catch anything. if a fish swims into a gill net, it's going to die. >> reporter: in september, dunks found a gill net nearly three miles long filled with dead sharks. >> it was almost impossible to count. >> reporter: this one net held 3,000 juvenile sharks-- an entire generation. >> i've never seen that much devastation in one piece of net. >> reporter: it's the use of those nets that has decimated fish stocks in mexican waters. >> we have caught some of these fishermen from south of the border in the past and we've asked them, "how come y'all keep coming across?" and they will tell you, "there are no fish left in mexico." >> reporter: now, what should be mexico's problem has become one for u.s. authorities and the fishing and tourist industries. these are the boats the mexican fishermen use. they're called pongas. they're light and fast. so nimble that authorities have a hard time catching them. >> it's a game in which i would say the advant

texas a&m is only 40 miles away and prairie view was built as the negro texas a&m. the students there at prairie view cannot vote with their student i.d. however, if you are a gun owner, you can show your gun registration and vote. you would have to be a very mean-spirited and ideologically warped person to believe that this is right. and that this is fair. thank you, mr. chairman, for providing this opportunity for me to provide this testimony. >> thank you, representative cleaver, for that impassioned statement. i'm proud of the fact that your history and your remembrance of it is going to motivate many, many people who -- to whom this subject matter may not be nearly as familiar with as you are. and i thank you very much. congresswoman marcia fudge of the 14th district of ohio serves on both the science and space and tech committee and the agriculture committee. she's been here for two terms as a member of congress, but we can't help but recall, as our whip steny hoyer does, that she was chief of staff for the late stephanie tubbs jones for many years and the com

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tonight ♪ chris: and another time when behind-the-scenes stuff became an issue hurt rick perry down in texas. ars ago, a local tv interviewer did this report about what perry said after he thought their interview was over. >> i told the governor try as i may, governor, i guess i can't win this one. 11 seconds after he said goodbye. he said this. >> try as i may governor, i'm not going to wait that long. adios, mo-fo. chris: check out urban dictionary if you want to know what that meant. and when we come back, barack obama has been taunted as un-american. does he want four more years of this stuff. are there signs that he might not care about a second term? and "scoops and predictions," be right back. >> and the majority of americans, 55% think he'll be a one-term president, are you the underdog now? >> absolutely. chris: welcome back. that was president obama being candid about his chances. when they hear that kind of talk, some ask how much does he want it? have the frustration of the republican road blocks and some the refusal of americans to accept his presidency, the simple dealing with peo

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a texas wedding, treated to quite a show.nd her father danced to 10 motown and top 40 hits. it started out with a typical temptations classic, but after that, nothing was typical. take a look...: [cheering and laughter] >> and the dancing duo got a final laugh, they ended with beyonce's hit, single ladies. now a widding story with a very different ending. a new york city man has filed a lawsuit against his photographers, todd remusis seeking $48,000 to recreate his 2003 wedding. now, he says the photographers missed the last dance and bouquet toss and he wants a do-over. he wants to bring everyone back to new york and recreate the big moment and take brand-new photos. but here's the problem. the marriage has ended in divorce. and the bride, well, she's left the country. this one may not end well. there you have it. the best of the rest. coming up, your last call. you don't have to be rich and famous to go to the dinner with the president, but you might want to bring your wallet. >> greta: 11:00 is almost here, time for last c

he is well respected by his patients in texas. a number of those patients came to court to support him. they say he went far beyond what a regular doctor would do. he would spend as much time as he could with his patience. a lot of those patients described how he became their friend, a very close friend. they could call him if they were concerned about their treatment. the credit dr. murray with saving their lives. he was, up until this point, highly respected. he informed those patients to is taking a sabbatical. he did not tell them why, just that he was likely to be traveling to the uk for a while. heat -- they later learned he had taken a job with michael jackson, a job paying him $150,000 every month. the prosecution have labeled dr. murray greedy and opportunist. they say he was taking advantage of this unusual position, the fact that he would care for michael jackson. he was going to london and would make a lot of money from it. the have argued that he would do anything michael jackson wanted, against the better judgment you

enter mark turjon from texas a&m. the tenure hasn't been smooth. he got a late start recruiting. only seven scholarships recruits. former villanova legend. sound easy because it is northwood? think again. >> i try to get out of the game when i took the job. i said i can't lose my first game at comcast. he was like, mark. he starts crying on the phone. we are no good. i hear they are ranked number 1. >> ranked number 1 in the little leagues. over in the football complex things hectic. 2-1 in his first season. terps trying to salvage something with a win over virginia saturday. athletic director kevin anderson sent out an e-mail this week urging fans to support the team despite the difficult year. we will see. 12 p.m. kickoff tomorrow. hopeful. that's the word out of redskins park concerning davis. ankle sprain getting better. today they need him bad and redskins faithful hoping he will be there. he has been the team's most offensive contributor. >>> our cameras heading to the game. game coverage at 11:15. alex ovechkin bench gate is over. bruce boudreau says the caps have turned t

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i tried to give texas a choice. i didn't think he was going to run for re-election. ad been told. so i wasn't challenging him, but it was a very tough race, and he was pretty brutal on my record and i took on his record, and so that's the way politics is and it does come back. but i thought that we needed a choice in texas, and i certainly feel the same way about the united states. >> there is a poll out in texas about the republican presidential primary race which essentially shows that herman cain is tied with rick perry, the governor of texas, the sitting governor of texas, in the presidential primary race there. does that surprise you? >> well, you know, i think that if you ask texans about this race, it's more mixed than it was, for instance, when george w. bush was running. >> why is that? >> i guess -- well, i think when you've been in office for a long time you have a record and that record is fair game. and i think that some of the things in his record have certainly not been helpful, and certainly the trans-texas corridor was something that i had talked abou