some of these ended up with the texas rangers. because of that, an officer, samuel walker and u.s. mounted rifles that contacted holt, so you have a good idea here. we could make you some improvements. get you a government contract. in dialogue between samuel walker and similar -- and samuel colt in 1846, they came up with the idea of this really heavy rollover -- revolver that eliminated a lot of the design and manufacturing problems inherent in the paterson line of firearms. first and foremost, the recoil shield and frame are all forged as one piece. , incrediblyedible strong arrangement here. prospectsiminated the of the barrel and cylinder literally blowing off the rest of the gun. it is a large, 44 caliber bullet that fired a powder charge, 60 grains of powder, a tremendous amount. the claim is made that up until the advent of the 357 magnets, this is one of the most powerful handguns in terms of shocking power, muzzle velocity, and all of that. returns to's, sam his hometown of hartford. a certain amount of family money thebacking, but nowhere skill of his paterson operation.

about 180navy bought of his holster revolvers and some of these ended up with texas rangers and because of that there was an officer samuel walker that contacted cold and said, he has a good idea here at with some improvements we can make it even better. between samuel walker and samuel cold, in 1847 or 1846, he came up with the idea of this really heavy revolver that eliminated a lot of the designs and manufacturing problems inherent in the paterson line of firearms. first and foremost, the recoil shield and the frame are all forged as one piece. incredibly strong arrangement here. eliminated the prospects of the barrel and the cylinder literally blowing off the rest of the gun. fireda large bullet that a powder charge of about 60 grains of powder which was a tremendous amount. he claimed that up until he 357nt of the 357 -- of the. magnum this is one of the most powerful handguns in terms of shocking power and velocity. in the 1840's, sam returned to his hometown of hartford. a certain amount of family money and backing but nowhere on the rail -- the scale of paterson operations. at t

part of that includes getting the texas ranger report. the texas rangers did an investigation and we want to know what the outcome of that investigation was. >> you do not have that report, the texas ranger report? >> no, sir, and as it stands, what we are hopeful of, is that we'll obtain it, but my fear is, frankly, that they will use as a tactic to try and prevent that from happening the fact that there now is an indictment, but an indictment on a misdemeanor shouldn't prohibit this family from finding out what happened to their daughter. >> let me ask you, ms. reed deville, you are a mother, and as people around the nation watch you, we hear a lot of cases, stand with a lot of cases, but give us a sense of your daughter. you lost your child. what type of person was she? the officer said she was threatening. we watched the tape. give us a sense of the type of person she was that you lost and mourn for. >> the type of person sandy was, was very, very, very, very smart. she was aggressive. when she needed to be. take note, sandy did not g

brian encinia turned himself in to texas rangers thursday afternoon. wednesday charging they say he lied about what led to his confrontation with sandra bland following a traffic stop last year. encinia was later released on a 25- hundred dollar bond. if convicted, he faces up to one year thousand dollar fine. wildfires blazing out of control in western australia state have destroyed around 95 homes in a single town and continue to threaten other communities. fire and emergency services officials said three people were unaccounted for and four firefighters had sustained minor injuries in battling the fires that had scorched 125- thousand acres of woods and farmland. hundreds of people left their homes for evacuation centers while 150 fire trucks fire. time for a look at weather... here's what you need to know... today bill clinton will be in seattle for but on thursday while in iowa he got an unexpected call. former president bill clinton was speaking about his clinton - at an event in dubuque. that's when his phone rang, and he says it was hillary. th

with perjury in the sandra bland case is now out on bond.brian encinia turned himself in to the texas rangers yesterday.this, after a grand jury decided he lied in his arrest report when he claimed he removed sandra bland from her car to more safely conduct a traffic investigation.bland died in jail three days later.her death was ruled a suicide, texas department of public safety says it will fire 3 tonya couch, the mother of the so-called "affluenza teen", ethan couch, is due for arraignment this morning ... she is charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon and is being held on a one million dollar bond.tonya's accused of helping her teen son flee the country last month.he was on probation after killing four people in a drunk driving crash in 2013 at age 16.meanwhile, ethan remains in a mexican jail where his lawyers are fighting deportation. 3 investigators are trying to figure out what set off an explosion at a chemical plant in massachusetts.the plant's in north andover.four people were taken to the hospital yesterday with shrapnel and burn injuries ... all of them are in critical

jake diekman, a pitcher for the texas rangers, surprised these aspiring baseball stars and gave them a few pointers on america's fafarite pastime. didiman, who is from the small town of wymore, nebraska wanted to set an example for the kids and show that that they can achieve their baseball dreams. "the passion in these kids eyes is huge, i had that when i was growing up and i just saw 40 kids have it, which is great. what they are doing here is unbelievable." diekman's passion for baseball is also shared soltero, who is a former player, scout and coach holds these clinics to teach the kids to go beyond their potential. move over jefferson, washington, roosevelt and lincoln... there's a new mount rushmore coming to south dakota. to celebrate its 37 year history in the dakotadome, the university of south dakota's basketball program is holding an online vote e r fans to pick their favorite players. usd athletic officials whittled down the hundreds of players who've played for the 'yotes in the dome from 1979 to now. they've come up with the top 16 men and top 16 women to create the mt.

. >>> and fish reportedly talking to the texas rangers now that sheping suh to texas and with the pitching return however mlb.coms the talks are preliminary at this point. going to coopers town. the greatest all time catcher and one time marlin and grify gets in on the 50 try! what a swing he had. 99.3% of the vote. that's a new record. somehow -- you can imagine not nice things. 3 guys did not vote for him. july 24th is the induction ceremony and that's your mercedes benz sports report. >> laurie: and you will be there if you have to walk to cooperstown! >> i've never been. i said i want to see my favorite player and piazza was my favorite player so ilbe there some how some way. so july 25th i will not be here. >> calvin: steve owen not here. >> laurie: that's great. what fun. >> friday eve is looking good. brighter and dryer and comfortable in the morning and the boots and sweater. we won't make fun of you but

. >>> a texas state trooper that is brian encinia turned himself into texas rangers. all o this is coming after a grand jury indicted him on wednesday charging him with perjury. they say he lied with what led to his confrontation with sandra bland last year. he was later released on a $2500 bond. >>> hundreds of people, 17 miners trapped beneath an elevator shaft. raheem ellis takes us to the rescue in up state new york. >> after ten hours trapped below ground, the ordeal ended as everyone had hoped. york salt mine were rescued after huddling together in an elevator shaft. >> they did what they had to do to keep each otherarm and keeping each other's spirits up. >> blankets, heating pads were lowered in. >> everyone knows somebody that works there or is related to somebody that works there. >> their job, working in the deepest salt mine in north mesh, 2300 feet in the earth. the men were stuck in the elevator about 900 feet down, more than the height of the world famous 30 rockefeller nter. a special crane with a basket was brought in and pulled the miners to saty. he

after all, walker texas ranger openly carried his gun. but his feet were the real danger. and they were always concealed. but also open carry doesn't mean more people will be carrying guns. they were already doing that. it's texas. all it means is that now they can be open about it. and that's all they were asking for. >> it's about time many texans will tell you. >> i don't have to worry about am i hiding anything. >> you will see more and more people realize it's no big deal, really. >> everybody should have the freedom to defend themselves however they choose >> trevor: yeah. is you see gun lovers in texas just want to stop hiding who they really are. although it is a little odd how as soon as people got this right they immediately went out into the streets. they were just running around, like yahoo, now i'm going to bring my gun everywhere. they were in the street. let's go shopping and the laundromat, and hey, i'm late for my shift at the coffee shop. and you know what, a little exuberance is fine. but the people in texas, this was almost a little bit like when gay pe

messenger and 3 texas trooper "brian encinia" is out on bond this morning after a turning himself into texas rangers thursday. thursday.encinia is the officer who arrested sandra bland last year during a traffic stop.her body was found three days later in her jail cell after investigators say she hung herself.encinia was charged with perjury on wednesday then surrendered the next day.bland's family says the charge is not enough and he should face stiffer penalties.the texas department of public safety says they're in the process of firing encinia. 3 tiger fans-- there's one last shot for you to wave your team on to victory today. today.the tigers are taking off from memorial stadium... but before they fly off to arizona-- there's one last party in the west zone. zone.ashley minelli is live there this morning.. with details on the big send off. 3 buses expected to take off from the west zone around 3 3 - we've seen fans gather here all season long- this afternoon: pep band and spirit squads will join them one more time... for a final *farewell* and good luck rally - no talking to players, coaches- ju

encinia turned himself in to texas rangers yesterday afternoon. a grand jury indicted encinia on wednesday charging him with perjury. they say he lied about what led to his confrontation with sandra bland following a traffic stop last year. encinia was later released on a 25-hundred dollar bond. if convicted, he faces up to one year in prison and a 4-thousand dollar fine. a philadelphia police officer is lucky to be alive after he was shot multiple times in a shootout with a suspect late thursday. police say the shooting happened just before midnight. 33-year-old officer jesse hartnett was driving through a west philadelphia intersection when the suspect opened fire. hartnett was shot 3 times in his left arm and suffered a broken arm and nerve damage, but is expected to survive. the suspect fired at least 13 times, emptying the 9 millimeter handgun he was shooting. officer hartnett was able to return fire and hit the suspect who then ran away. the suspect, a 30 year old man, short distance away. hartnett was taken into surgery early friday and is

brian encinia turned himself in to texas rangers yesterday. a grand jury indicted encinia on wednesday charging him with perjury. they say he lied about what led to his confrontation with sandra bland following a traffic stop last year. developing news out of philadelphia - where an alive. he was shot multiple times in a shootout with a suspect just before midnight yesterday. 33-year-old officer jesse hartnett was driving through a west philadelphia intersection when the suspect started shooting. hartnett was shot 3 times in his left arm and suffered a broken arm and nerve damage, but he's expected to survive. the suspect fired at least 13 times, emptying the 9 millimeter handgun he was shooting. officer hartnett shot back, hitting the suspect who then ran away. the suspect, a 30 year old man, was shot at least 3 times and was apprehended a short distance away. (s/commissioner richard ross/philadelphia police1:15-1:25) "this is absolutely one of the scariest things i've ever seen. i mean this guy tried to execute the police officer. the police

they'll be there until federal landd over to locals or until "walker, texas ranger" is put back on the air. and when this standoff started, they knew it could go on for a while, but they were lacking a few things needed for a long occupation, which is why they put out a call for "supplies or snacks or anything." and if you want to contribute tooup, just mail them supplies, and they will try to ignore the fact that it was delivered by a federal employee. but by now, they must have gone through most of their suppliesl into their "anything," because on saturday, they asked supporters for more than 80 items in an email from ammon bundy's mother. she would bring the suppliesbhouse sign clearly says, "no girls allowed." and these guys--guys need all the basics you'd expect for a long occupation-- food like hamburgers, hot dogs, and eggs, needed badly, as welleds like body wash, shampoo, and conditioner. yes, shampoo and conditioner, be off against the jack-booted thugs of a tyrannical government, but it's another to have to fight the frizzies. bounce and behave. ( laughter )f the land also r

brian encinia turned himself in to texas rangers thursday afternoon. a grand jury indicted encinia, charging him with perjury. they say he lied about what led to his confrontation with sandra bland following a traffic stop last year. encinia was later released on a 25- hundred dollar bond. if convicted, he faces up to one year in prison and a 4- thousand dollar fine. planned parenthood is endorsing democratic candidate hillary clinton for president. the group says it'll make it official in new hampshire this sunday. it will be the first time presidential primaries. the move is likely to open clinton up to criticism from republican candidates. many of them have promised to cut the group's funding if elected. but clinton said she'll make sure that doesn't happen if she wins. many say jimmy fallon could be hosting his own presidential primary. 'the tonight show' host will have both clinton on his show during the same week he's hosting republican frontrunner donald trump. clinton and trump exchanged some harsh words recently. clinton even n ld one voter in

jake diekman, a pitcher for the texas rangers, surprised these aspiring baseball stars and gave them a few pointers on america's favorite pastime. diekman, who is from the small town of wymore, nebraska wanted to set an example for the kids and show them they can achieve their baseball dreams. "the passion in these kids eyes is huge, i had that when i was growing up and i just saw 40 kids have it, which is great. what they are doing here is unbelievable." is also shared by saul soltero. soltero, who is a former player, holds these clinics to teach the their potential. out their daughter had leukemia her adoption. we'll show you what the community is doing to give them find hope. ben: and i'll have your forecast next! << >> congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing fie

encinia has turned himself in to texas rangers. wednesday charging him with perjury. they say he lied about what led to his confrontation with sandra bland following a traffic stop last year. encinia was later released on a $2500 bond. if convicted he faces up to one year in prison and a $4000 fine. the bureau of labor statistics will release job numbers for the month of december today. economists predict the figure will show between 200 and 215,000 jobs were added last month. that' s about the same number of jobs added in november. the unemployment rate is expected to remain at 5%. new signs popping up on over the attention of locals as well as visitors to the queen city. miriah turner has a closer look at the project that is starting miriah: [no audio] miriah: 70 new photographs on the streets of one of the nation' s most historic districts are offering viewers a window into the past. the new look here exhibit in one of cincinnati' s oldest neighborhoods is two years in the making. black and white photos illustrate what familiar places looked like at other periods i

the texas rangers bought the domain ranchers.com for $375,000. >> not bad at all. >> oh, yeah. >>> and speaking of the until, the play-offs continue this weekend. some fans are showing their loyalty to their favorite team, the green bay packers by buying green milk. >> if you look closely at the bottle, it's called packers power pint. and it's vanilla flavored and not mint. all the factors are in the play- offs. the people at campson dairy will pour on the green until the packers are done. >> and that would be good if that was mint flavored. i like that. >>> up next for you, planning the next vacation, why flying out of cleveland-hopkins airport could save you money. >> and later, a new top dog, now information about the have to say about the new hire. good morning cleveland is back . >>> good morning, welcome back. i'm storm tracker meteorologist somara theodore. while most of the you us -- while most of us are getting a break in the snow earlier this week, that is the not case in ashtabula county. as a result of the light snow coming down, we're seeing road if you live in the buckeye

a monday, fred was at his office, when a texas ranger showed up with an arrest warrant in hand. sheriff ron bruce, down from colorado, stood a few feet away. >> he looked at us almost in shock. and he said, "i can't believe you people are taking this serious." >> reporter: how was that for you to finally make that arrest? >> it felt great. it felt great. and at that point, i said, "leslie, we're going to make this right." >> reporter: alex was in school when he was suddenly pulled out of class. >> you know, there are some texas rangers here to talk to me. and i kind of asked, you know, "what's going on? why are you really here?" "your father's been arrested." >> reporter: did you say anything back to them when they >> i was just, like, "why?" and they said, "oh, well, we can't tell you that. we just have some great proof." and i said, "well, it took you four years. what exactly are you doing?" and they said, "well, we just can't tell you that." >> reporter: did you ever think for one second, "well, there must be something. he must have done something." >> all: no, no. >> for him

reporter: alex was in school when he was suddenly pulled out of class. >> you know, there are some texas rangers here to talk to me. and i kind of asked, you know, "what's going on? why are you really here?" "your father's been arrested." >> reporter: did you say anything back to them when they told you? >> i was just, like, "why?" and they said, "oh, well, we can't tell you that. we just have some great proof." and i said, "well, it took you four years. what exactly are you doing?" and they said, "well, we just can't tell you that." >> reporter: did you ever think for one second, "well, there must be something. >> all: no, no. >> for him to be arrested, to be going through this? >> no. never. >> we never doubted his story. we never doubted it. we never thought that he would've done anything wrong or anything to hurt mom, ever. that's something that i can't even fathom, 'cause he -- >> exactly. >> -- would've never done anything like that. >> reporter: the kids believed the authorities had it in for their dad and trumped up things that weren't true, like that their father showed no emotion after

were just talking before we went on the air, everybody remembers you were in "lost" but "walker texas ranger." >> great snow. >> wow. >> yeah, baby. >> look at that hair. >> wow. >> talk about that hair. >> is that a weave? >> that was quite a journey, i'll tell you. that will -- i actually have short spike el hair, as you can kind of tell and then they se wp in this weave happened they waxed down moy hair to match with it, so in the morning i look like billy ray cyrus right out of "achy breaky heart." wife, girlfriend at the time and she is like that is so wrong. >> couldn't even sell her on that. >> get in the shower, first thing to wash it and get on the water and it turned to one large dread. i'm like oh, my god now i have a dread with spikes. took us about an hour for her to massage conditioner and get it all back. >> what a hair care regimen had you. >> and hi to wear that for like nine days that thing. >> but you owned it. >> you owned it. >> i owned it. >> chuck norris. >> chuck. there were so many chucks i couldn't tell, there was a chuck over there talking to kids and a chuck over

the texas rangers recently bought the domain rangers.com, for $375,000. >> good move. oh, yeah. smart move here. >>> and speaking of the nfl, the play-offs continue this weekend and checking out how fans are showing their loyalty to the favorite team, the packers. you can buy green milk. >> and it's titled packers powered pint, vanilla flavored and not mint. this is just a limited run while the packers are in the play-offs. green until the packers are done. >>> up next, planning the next vacation, why flying out of cleveland hopkins may save you money. >> and take a look at this, what do they look like? the fast one, some drug smugglers tried out along the u.s.-mexico border, you're . i'm somara theodore in the storm tracker right now. if you're tuning in, this is a look at our destination. ashtabula this morning, you know what, the ride up here was okay until we got to just south of geneva. we started to see snowflakes coming down and the roads turned out like this. we're along route 11 into ashtabula. you can see to about one lane, the visibility is okay but the grounds are ve

p>> actually, i've been a single pmother raising a texas ranger so pi've been doing it for what, pshe's 17, 17 years now on my pown, me and her being able to phave our own home is going to pchafining a lot. pgraduation surprise or welcome por gift for a senior that'll be pfinishing up this year. pmy last question for you, you phad you to put in a lot of hours pnot only on your home you're pstarting today but also on other phomes in the area. pyou had to take some classes. pit wasn't easy getting to this oint, huh? p>> no it was not. pwhen they say it's sweat equity pit's really sweat equity hours. pi have 200 hours now i have to pdo 50 on my own home as of today pthis is making my mark to my 50 phours so -- p>> but last but not least before pwe let you go what kinds of pactivities are going to be phappening here on this first day pfor all these volunteers and pyou? p>> um, the trust date is putting pup the roof is what we're doing pnow so we're actually putting pthe roof up. p>> all right. pthen well, we'll let you get pback to work and, of course, pthis is a project that's phappening a

the texas rangers spent an inordinainor inordinate amount of time investigating the facts as did the da and the houston police, and after over two months of the grand jury looking at all of the evidence that had been put in front of them, not only did they clear planned parenthood of wrong doing and choose not to bring indictments against them, but they chose to bring indictments against the two people responsible for the videos for tampering with government records and also actually for engaging in the very thing they accused planned parenthood of which was seeking to purchase fetal tissue which is shown time and time again in their own videos. they got caught in their own trap, essentially. >> wendy, thank you for joining us. we appreciate the time. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> donald trump, he rips the establishment in one breath. in the next breath he says the establishment is starting to come around. so which is it? can he have it both ways? >> plus as rubio fights to convince republicans he is the anti-trump candidate, he's just picked up a big endorsement on his own. how much o

. >> texas rangers chasing down a big rigger. police had to e stop sticks to slow it down, but the driver tried to speed away on its rims for most of that chase. this all came to a standoff 42 miles away when the suspect drove down a dead end road. the truck was surround and had a swat vehicle was brought in right next to the truck's cab to bring the standoff to an end. >> the oldest kangaboo in history died. patty was 27 years old. she was the oldest of her kind. she had been at. >> miami since 1989. what a beautiful animal, right? she gave birth to four offspring during that time, all of which have been moved to other constitution. she even liked to paint. her dexterity was so great she could hold a brush like a human might. the zoo says they are going to miss patty so much. >> coming up at 4:30. the search is on for her the thieves who beat up a store owner and now we know that robbery is connected to another cream. that's all ahead. >> we are following breaking news. suspicious packages, two of them on a lot of crews out ther

the texas navy bought about 180 of his holster revolvers and some of these ended up with texas rangersand because of that there was an officer samuel walker that contacted cold and , heontacted colt and said has a good idea here at with some improvements we can make it even better. in the dialogue between samuel walker and samuel colt, in 1847 or 1846, he came up with the idea of this really heavy revolver that eliminated a lot of the designs and manufacturing problems inherent in the paterson line of firearms. first and foremost, the recoil shield and the frame are all forged as one piece. this is an incredibly strong arrangement here. totally eliminated the prospects of the barrel and the cylinder literally blowing off the rest of the gun. it is a large bullet that fired a powder charge of about 60 grains of powder which was a tremendous amount. he claimed that up until he -- until the advent of the. 357 magnum this is one of the most powerful handguns in terms of shocking power and velocity. in the 1840's, sam returned to his hometown of hartford. a certain amount of family money an