and this is texas. he was a was the tea party guy. but the one race in texas where the favored tea party guy lost was this race. and it turns out it was a race for one of the three spots on the part of the texas state government that regulates oil and gas. that same part of the texas state government that told mr. flaming water hose he just needs to air out his water better, he just needs to make sure he's got enough ventilation in his back yard and they don't see the need to investigate any further. the statewide race to get onto that commission is the one race in texas where the tea party guy lost and the tea party guy lost it turns out because this guy won. a guy from the oil industry, he won instead. here's his list of endorsements. he's a consultant to the oil and energy industry. turns out that's the only thing that can beat tea party. he says, "running a company that has served technically the oil and gas industry, that's what i will bring to the railroad commission." railroad commission doesn't actually

we have really beared a lot of brunt of it here in texas. >> even though they have won, antiabortion activists continue to protest in front of whole women's health. marching from church on a saturday morning, despite the cold and rain. >> we pray for the least among us, the children in the womb. protect them from the violence of abortion. we pray for those who are scheduled to die today. save them from death. >> helping a person to end the life of their child is not helping a person. we are here to ask the lord to give. everyone who is considering an abortion hope >> do you think women have a right to choose? >> no, because they made a choice. now, take the con sequences. >> that's what they have the right to choose, to say "yes" or "no." if you say yes, then suffer the con sequences as they think. it's not a consequence to us, but they think it's a consequence, a product. they don't have -- not to kill because nobody has the right to kill. >> santa maria... >> there is still a stigma texas whether it's because beliefs. it's unusual for people to talk about it freely here >> i am not

rs-16 and the rs-20. >> entrepreneur david yoel's company american aerospace advisors works with texas am corpus christi on their drone operations. while door drop deliveries may still be years away, yoel says lucrative applications already exist - from drones that detect exactly when and where a field might need fertilizer or water, to unmanned planes performing risky search and rescue operations, to even energy grid and pipeline monitoring. >> unmanned aircraft can be flown without putting a pilot in harms way. then there is another benefit with endurance. these aircraft behind us for example can fly for 12 to 16 hours on a gallon and a half of gasoline. betting that the faa test sites will soon become drone boomtowns, pennsylvania-based yoel has already set up shop in corpus christi.the start of what school officials hope will be an enduring, well-paying industry in a historically blue-collar region. but until they open the airspace, the industry remains grounded with possible delays to come. >> finally, the big loser may be the most polarized in the draft. johnny manziel. forbes esti

take a look at texas a hot one 94 the high in dallas. well with a high forecast to reach 90 degrees. >> those are all down there in north carolina. >> jumping straight to summer. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> families of september 11th victims are blasting this decision. have you heard about it? to story mains in the repos tore row of the 9-11 museum. they are planning a protest tomorrow. they say the unidentified remains will be kept behind a wall so families can schedule viewings in a private room at the repository. but the families would rather see them entombed above ground at the adjacent memorial plaza. a press briefing on the defense department to raise minimum wage. the navy is asking to exempt on base fast food workers from the president's federal minimum wage increase because it will force restaurants on the base to close. the navy's stance echoed opinions of large corporations saying raising the minimum wage will actually kill jobs. shocking picks that the nfl draft. number one my man no surprise. >> in the 2014 nfl draft

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a bunch of times. his successor as texas governor, rick perry. look at this headline. rick perry when president bush answered the questions rick perry vetoed a bill in texas that would have banned executing retarded people in texas. the legislature passed a ban on that and rick per ay vetoed that ban. >> i am vetoing house bill 236. let me explain why. house bill 236 is about whether to execute mentally retarded capital murderers. we do not, in texas. >> oh, yes you do, texas. you did so over and over again. but that veto happened in 2001. i have to say from a personal perspective that's one of the more amazing headlines any of us will see in our lives. ban on execution of the retarded is vetoed in texas. if any of us talk to st. peter one of the questions will be are you american? okay. are were you alive on june 18, 2001? can you explain your own behavior with regard to this headline, please? personal aside. in any case, that was 2001. the following year, june 20, 2002. that was when the united states supreme court ruled that, no, it actually in america is not constit

. >>> up next, tragedy at a texas college. >> she's cold. >> she's cold to the touch? >> yes, ma'am. >> oh my god. >> it's very unusual for a 20-year-old girl to die suddenly of natural causes. >> tiny drops of blood could mean an accident. or a murder. >> we had no idea what had caused her death. >> there were just more questions than answers. >> eyewitnesses place a man at the scene. but are their descriptions accurate? >> had us really scratching our heads. >> bryan, texas, is a college town that lies in the shadow of texas a&m. it's home to blin college where jenna verholland and spencer hood were inseparable. >> jenna's parents say that he was just the love of her life, that they had dated for several years, went to prom together in high school. jenna just absolutely adored spencer. >> jenna and spencer planned to pursue careers in either law or government. and they lived in separate apartments at the same complex. >> the autumn woods apartment complex is right next to blin college so there's quite a few students that live there. it's easy for them, close, easy acc

governor, rick perry, taking a victory lap >>> texas governor rick perry taking his victoryounced it will move it's headquarters and thousands of jobs to the lone star state after 30 years in california. it's a big win for the governor who has made it his mission to draw companies away from high tax states. >> we have a few problems, we have lots of little burdens and regulations and taxes, but smart people figure out how to make it. and to that i would say, you get what you pay for. >> "wall street journal" editorial page writer, elisa finnedly. what did toyota say about their move? >> basically they were there are diplomatic about it, texas has -- this has nothing to do witha california's anti-business environment. >> but he touted the pro business climate of texas. >> let's dig a little bit into those costs. what is the relative cost burdens, what are they, what are the advantages from a texas point of the of view. >> you don't have to join a union? >> that's right. >> so it reduces union labor. >> lower energy prices. >> why? >> because they don't have all the green poli

former heisman trophy winner johnny manziel, how far the texas a & m quarterback fell and the team that traded up to grab him. >>> investigating the tragedy in benghazi, big decision from congressional democrats today. will they take part in a brand new select committee in the house? >>> defying vladimir putin, the move by ukrainians as kiev goes on high alert. this is "way too early." good morning. i'm mika brzezinski in for thomas roberts. it's friday, may 9th. welcome to "way too early." violence one day after prorussian militants defy a request by president vladimir putin. marking victory day, anniversary of nazi germany's surrender to russia. a symbolic victory lap in that contested region. he was at moscow's annual parade earlier this morning. criman flags were on display. separatists rejected putin's call to delay the referendum. despite putin's calls for dialogue between the countries, there were still strong signs russia and ukraine have a long way to go. putin personally oversaw military exercises, including rocket launches, ground troops and military vehicles. pro-russian mil

one, nashville is a huge republican donor hub outside texas and new york, a big money place because of not just country music, a big christian publishing industry, a lot of republican money there. too, this is christie's first trip to the south since winning re-election, laying groundwork for a presidential bid. it will be an interesting place for him to test his message. i'll be taking a look at that on friday. >> have you mentioned peter mentions meals a lot. >> hungry. >> not a bad thing on memorial day weekend. the race to watch on june 3rd is not only what happens in mississippi, it's going to be what happens in iowa. a very contested republican primary. both sides are going to come out of the gate blasting. you'll have democrats trying to define who they believe will and some of them hope will be the nominee on the republican side. you'll have republicans who are well aware that it is going to be difficult for braley, the democrat, to run against a woman. that is a very, very important contest to keep an eye on. >> peter mentioned the contest i want to close with a bit earlier. p

in texas, a history of a rape victim or survivor cannot be used as evidence.he law, the judge admitted in a newspaper interview that the victim's alleged sexual history was a factor in her decision. she told the paper the victim wasn't who she claimed to be, despite the fact that the rapist admitted that he was guilty. wait until you learn how much time he got and where he was orded to do community service. here's randi kaye. >> in a handwritten confession, then 18-year-old admitted to raping a 14-year-old girl. the two were students at booker t. washington high school in texas. i took her pants off and mine as well. she kept saying no and stop, but i didn't stop. the girl came forward telling authorities young raped her. young, an admitted rapist, could have been sentenced to 20 years in prison. instead just recently state district judge janine howard ordered him to spend 45 days in jail. five years probation along with 250 hours of community service. and where is young set to serve that community service? out of all places, a rape crisis center. young will h

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>> first up is mike evans, a wide-receiver out of texas a&m. w, and this could hurt him come tomorrow, but he eats pizza with a fork and knife, seth. [ laughter ] >> seth: that is shocking. >> it is shocking. coaches are definitely going to have to take a harder look at him with that in mind. knowing just how demoralizing it can be to see somebody eat pizza like that. >> seth: sure, sure, sure. so, who's up next? >> johnny football, johnny manziel. quarterback out of texas a&m. a lot of buzz around johnny football. he grips the ball well on the move. he has a great improvisational skill in the pocket. but what many people don't know, he calls audibles in a borat voice. [ laughter ] >> seth: so, whereas like peyton manning yells "omaha," johnny manziel would say -- >> mah wife. [ laughter ] >> seth: right, right. that's really troubling. >> it is. >> seth: that's really troubling. >> he's got to get over that. >> seth: yeah, he's got to get over that. who's next. >> jadeveon clowney. >> seth: okay. >> could be the number one overall pick. defensi

but it is from a secret source. texas will not say where it's from. we're pretty sure it's not from the pharmacy that the state lied to when they called the prison a hospital and tried to order the drug that way. the drug is also not from this compounding pharmacy in tulsa, oklahoma which used to make the drug for states to kill prisoners but stopped after a lawsuit. that execution in oklahoma where the guy said i feel my whole body burning, one pharmacologist testified saying, it is my opinion the statement is consistent with the drug's injection. even -- we know a lot of place where is texas has tried to get drugs but probably aren't its supplier for whatever they're going to do tomorrow. but we have no idea where this stuff came from. texas says they're quite sure it's safe. but we won't tell you where we got it. and the question, in the middle of all this sketchy pharmaceutical ad libbing the states are doing, the question is are these experiments just going to continue? are we just going to bumble our way through, developing new combinations of dr

. >> what amazed me is it stayed a secret as long as it did. >>> clear lake, texas, is a mecca for aerospace professionals from all over the world. it includes many affluent, upscale neighborhoods. >> there's probably nobody in america that wouldn't mind living in these neighborhoods that are out there. >> but on a july afternoon, in 2003, that suburban calm was shattered when a teenager went to her girlfriend's house and found a bloodbath. >> emergency. >> got a call of four people dead, four victims have been shot. >> in the living room, police and paramedics found four young adults dead from gunshot wounds. they'd been dead for several hours. >> first walked in, to your immediate left was a female victim laying on her stomach. you had a male victim and a female victim on a sofa. behind them between the sofa and the far wall was a fourth male victim. >> it literally looks like a slaughterhouse. you have blood on the walls, bullet strikes, shell casings on the ground. all the furniture is soaked in blood. >> the victims were 18-year-old tiffany raul, who lived in the home. her boyfriend, ma

he is in care there. >>> now, another dramatic rescue caught on camera in galveston, texas. aher drove her car into a bayou with her child inside. that's when a fisherman sprang into action, bringing the woman to the dock and saving the baby. look at that. police say the woman hit a 75-year-old man with her car just before she entered the water. she is charged with aggravated assault and dui. >>> first lady michelle obama is fighting back against the effort to lower the nutritional standards of school lunch. mrs. obama defended federal standards that exchange lunches like pizza and tatar tots for healthier choices, like fruit and vegetables. republicans say the new lunches are too expensive and kids just throw them away. but the first lady says doing away with the healthy lunches is simply unacceptable. >> so, the last thing that we can afford to do right now is play politics with our kids' health. >> they're forced to serve food that they know kids won't eat. the plate waste is rising exponentially. >> a house committee is set to vote tomorrow on a provision that would allow

hundred homes have been destroyed and 3,000 acres are burning in new mexico. >> the texas a & m forest service dropped the detainment services to 65%. one county official is saying it is looking like a war zone. sally wall can relate. >> my home and the one next to mine are the only ones standing in the block. >> 700 people have taken shelters in schools and shelters. firefighters are working up to 30 hour shifts to put out the blaze before others have to evacuate. >> the wind may shift later and be prepared to evacuate in the event that something goes wrong. >> the last news is that 0% of the fire is contained in new mexico and forecasters are saying approaching cooler weather and diminishing winds are helping to slow the progress of the fire. the fire is moving away from silver city, a town of just over ten thousand people. as we head to the warmer weather, the draught conditions have the communities on edge about the wild fires from the southwest to the west and some californians are dealing with the high temperatures in the triple digits. they are not expecting a bad wil

huge number especially for south texas where we haven't seen alarge companies make their base. >> this is the full wingspan of the vehicle. >> cody is working to build an electronically powered uav, and says the test site gives him a leg up. >> it allows us to have a legal opportunity to test vehicles like to. >> but until the faa finalizes the regulations, and officially opens the nation's air space, the industry remains grounded with possible delays to come. david shuster, al jazeera. >>> it remains to be seen whether the american public is on board with drones. in april '63% of americans thinks giving drones permission to through through most u.s. air space would be a bad idea. joining me is ceo and founder of drone analyst, a website that analyzes and does market research on the drone industry. he also makes programs and operates his own small drones. i know you are at tending a drone expo today in san francisco so thank you for taking the time to join us. how long before i can get a frosty six pack delivered to me via drone? >> well, i would

. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins and watching the heavy rain moving out of texas today, a it is going to drench areas from arkansas to louisiana, but the best chance of any flooding today is in east texas. we will see the storms early today from the areas of chicago right through the great lakes. and later this evening, we could see a few of the storms trying to dive down to washington, d.c. and the west coast, a heat wave develops for you. and when alan gets all powered up, ya know what happens? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! he's a selling machine!

today a state representative from texas is trying to convince the plant's owner to move the whole operation to his state. >> we got a low tax environment, we got a low are regulatory environment, a fair legal system. >> reporter: he sees an opening because the company and its owner are in a dispute with the city. residents say the odors from the plant are unbearable. >> my sister has a toddler and we don't bring her out because she will start coughing. >> reporter: the city has declared the plant a public nuisance sued in court and won. tran suggested he may have to move. that mere suggestion fed off a feeding frenzy heavy on the sauce. as many as 15 states and cities have come calling promising to be more hospitable. remarkable since this plant represents only 80 full time jobs. >> this is texas governor rick perry and i have a message for california buses, come check out texas. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry has had much bigger successes in his campaign to poach jobs. texas has no corporate or individual income tax. welcoming business climate. and neighbors with less sensitive nos

he played for texas a& m. have you seen their schedule? >> there's a top notch football program.e was a star quarterback. he broke records. >> most of the top ten picks were mostly defensive and a lot of these teams are looking for defensive help and that's -- >> it's not over for him. let's see what he does with it. eric doesn't like it. we had a little back and forth. he's going to cleveland. it's not a good team. i said kozar to slaughter. >> this guy is running around with all these girlfriends. >> i think i will recommend putting the players off to the side in a room where you can't see them so you don't have the attempts to humiliate somebody waiting to see if they are going to get picked. >> he's the only guy that dana would be the only size as. >> i felt bad for him. i was thinking of the movie "bridesmaids." >> one more thing is up next. >> there you go. >>> all right. time for one more thing. kg, you have a special one. >> yes, we want to wish a very special happy birthday to our very own dana perino. >> thank you. >> how much we love you. >> thank you. >> she's getting

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that's a major factor in toyota's thinking so they can become more competitive. texas has a low cost of living. there is no state income tax for employees. a number of advantages, a light regularegulatory hand in califo. all of those things factored in. they're coming to grips with their costs. they can do it, they feel much better in texas than california. >> thank you for being on the program. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> here is something to drink to. the united states now buys more wine than anywhere else in the world that's according to an international wine organization that accounts for 49 countries. the wine loving french to the biggest market. americans consumed 800 million gallons of wine i in 2013. sound like a lot, but total global consumption fell from 2012. traditional wine-loving countries like france, italy are straying from wine to beer and the hard stuff. here in the united states, it went up by 17%. cheers. >>> a battle for better wages. we'll have a closer look at that next. >>america tonight investigates a controverseal addition treatment. it

heidi. >> denton texas is a young and progressive town and it's among this college-centric town that volves around the university of texas that this hot sauce has raised to cult status. manufacturing the sauce here hasn't entered the conversation but it is an issue that the city of denton will have to credit court if its relationship with hot sauce continues. >> toast the hot sauce. >> denton, texas, a small town with a big taste for hot sauce. >> i put it on everything i eat. >> city councilman kevin rodin, when he heard the smell of hot sauce to be a public nuisance he immediately saw an opportunity for his own town's economic growth. >> some city is going to get on top of this and be the first one to get out there and invite them to move to their city and i thought why not denton, texas. >> hundreds credit attended a pepper sauce festival. >> their current factory is nestled right in the middle of a neighborhood. in texas we have wide open spaces so our industrial zoned area is miles away from the closest neighborhood. >> rodin said, that would prevent his text constituents from su

i have a small property in rural east texas, and henderson county. they want a county commissioner sunday. it is not something i am thinking about. not something i am working on at the moment. so, again, i do not find that to be -- i just get up in the morning thinking about what i can do to make a difference for the cause of freedom. i will say this. i will not be shermanesque. i am not a betting man. i would anticipate, although there are no guarantees, that i would once again have the opportunity to serve as chairman of the house financial services committee. that would please me to no end. i will get up every morning, trying to figure out what i can do to make a difference for the cause of freedom. i love this country dearly. as the father of a 10-year-old and 12-year-old. not indifferent to their future. i want to thank everybody for being here. thank you for all of the good, patriotic work done at the heritage foundation. thank you very much. [applause] next come alive, your calls and comments on "washington journal." "newsmakers." and president

. >> the island in texas a popular destination to go out on the beach and hang out. you can drive your vehicles out onto the beach. somebody thought it would be a good idea to bring their semi out. >> so, you have i acouple of guys in your f-150s to help these guys out. thankfully he is here because if he wasn't he is there in the right position. the two trucks are changed together. the red truck is out of the eation. >> it seems impossible when they were revving the engine they were spinning. you get bogged down quickly and puts the strap in that slack to pull him out. and what? don't go in the ocean. this is a great commercial for f-150s. a woman walked toward the train platform and then into the pit. how a group of brave bystanders jump into pull her out. how doi ining yoga by the sea s like a good idea. how the downward dog just goes down. >> here come the cross feeds. soso's's h hisis s ser, anand d hihis s mamandnn [speaking mandndararinin]] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of amamereri, jim falls short in gegettttining g imimpoportrtanam food alone. mamaki

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texas, a legally blind athlete competing in the poll event in austin. wn, a high school junior used her seeing high dog to jump. after clearing the bar, brown received a standing ovation. that's a fox watch in america. >> man, that is it incredible. they say dogs are a man's best friend. but the u.s. marine called his dog major a hero. the pooch earned the stripes after the owner collapsed with a seizure. he wasted no time and pawing at a phone set up to dial 911. he actually was able to get it out of my pocket. if i had the phone there was teeth marks. major ran to the front of the house and waiting to lead paramedicics to the master. he served three tours of daughter and he adopted major. he is trained to sense when he is about to have a seizure. and helped him. >> folks in florida facing a frightening situation. bears going into populated neighborhoods. what is behind the growing confrontation between man and beast. y more vitamins, omega 3s, and less saturated fat? it's eb. eggland's best eggs. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. it's eb. to

texas. let's dig into the costs. what are the relative cost burdens, what are the advantages from a business point of view of it texasifornia? >> first of all, it's right to work. so lower unionization. >> that allows -- you don't have to join a union. >> that's right. >> so it reducelabor. >> that's right. >> okay. >> lower energy prices. >> why? >> why? because they don't have the renewable -- all the green policies, renewable mandates. >> renewable mandates are for solar and wind and other things, which are higher cost, and because california has imposed that on their energy industries, costs are higher in california than in texas? >> that's right. about 50% higher in california. >> 50% higher. >> yeah. and they're going up. that's the scary thing. they could go up even more. >> what else? >> gas prices are about 70 to 80 cents cheaper in texas. than the rest of the south. >> wow. and then, of course, the tax burden, where the top marginal tax rate in california is what? >> 13.3%. >> and in texas? >> zero. >> zero. that would seem to be -- that will even get freeman's attention. i think that would get anyone's att

de autobÚs son mujeres con niÑos se estima que en esta semana llegaron aproximadamente 400 a arizona desde texases es mÁs facil procesarlos aquÍ. >> tenemos los edificios, tenemos las computadoras y tenemos las gentes para recibir a aviones llenos de inmigrantes. >> el servicio de inmigraciÓn y aduanas ice informÓ que despuÉs de ser procesado los inmigrantes que serÁn puestos en libertad ten tienen la oportunidad de comunicarse con sus familiares cuando lleguen a la estaciÓn de autobus autobuses. >> a new orleans a reunirme con mi hermano a echarle muchas ganas trabajar y hacer mi casa. >> pero para la organizaciÓn pro inmigrante casa mariposa que brinda agua, comida e incluso albergue a mujeres el problema es mÁs grave. porque aunque aplauden su liberaciÓn denuncian que no los dejan en el lugar adecuado. >> no saben ni dÓnde estÁn, no saben dÓnde estÁ ni la ciudad, andan bien desorientados por estar encarcelados por dÍas antes de llegar. >> grupos que piden mayor seguridad en la frontera dicen que este tipo de acciones incentiva a otros inmigrantes a cruzar ilegalmente y estos que han sido libe

texas. we've got a heavy front that is sitting from south texas to north texas and east. to get a lot of rain over the next couple days. >> very quickly, are you going to be -- will you be able to endorse the republican nominee, no matter who it is, if it's not you? >> i have always supported -- i mean when ted cruz won in 2012, i immediately called him. i wekt out and campaigned for him and hosted fund-raisers for him. >> so if you don't win today -- >> this is a very for voters. who has the most ability and who has the most integrity. i ran 21 positive spots and two spots where we define my opponent strictly with quotes from newspapers. i've run a positive campaign. i want to win for texas, not for myself. and so that's what we're working hard to do. >> lieutenant governor david dewhurst on the ballot today. as you mentioned, it's very rainy there. you will be driving a lot, i imagine, so stay safe on the campaign trail. >> thank you, sir. appreciate it. >>> let me turn to texas congressman ralph hall. he joins me now on the phone. congressman hall, good voting day to y

a las elecciones presidenciales. >>> hablamos en prisiÓn con la hispana de texas condenada a cadena perpetua por matar a su novio a na de texas condenada a cadena perpetua por matar a su novio con el tacÓn de su zapato hablÓ con noticiero telemundo. >>> ana trujillo se llama y revelÓ lo que paso cuando se dio cuenta de lo que habÍa hecho. >>> Él me atacÓ y de Última me defendÍ y lo Único que tenÍa y si estaba. >>> era el mismo. >>> trujillo y su vÍctima el catedrÁtico llevaban un aÑo viviendo juntos, la madrugada del nueve de junio del 2013 la historia de amor terminÓ de manera trÁgica, segÚn documentos de la corte regresaba de un restaurante en medio de una dis ocasi discusiÓn que termino cuando ella le llevÓ el tacon al 25 veces. >>> dijo que el pÁnico y que intentÓ ayudar a su novio. >>> cuando ves algo instantÁneamente no me importÓ de mi, era Él lo primero, me asustÉ mucho y el dolor y en verdad es bien extraÑo que, yo era la vÍctima. >>> durante todo el juicio sostuvo que se defendiÓ, los miembros del jurado no le creyeron. >>> ¿quiÉn va a creer que con un profesor con sus crÉditos, un seÑor blanco? me pintar