now, the question for texas tech. they exposed the corners. and they've been beaten deep. >> mark: young corners. >> rod: yeah. now, do they try that once again? or do they play coverage here and help them out? because if they play pressure, russell can take a shot. >> mark: they set up a middle screen. and incomplete. over the middle, looked like he was trying to hit gus penning. seem like it was a little indecisive between two different receivers. >> rod: sometimes when you rush, you're not all on the same page. >> mark: so, the field goal unit comes in, led by chris callahan. this field goal will come from about 36 yards out. straight away. college football hopes, hanging by a thread. you can ring up three more, make it eight. but a win for the red raiders. within a touchdown. how much emotion is in this game? it's bubbling over. with 3:44 to go. baylor with everything to play for. the new dell venue 8 tablet with the remarkable power of intel inside ... syncs to other devices, without wires. so you can connect in

have definitive proof 3-year-old avery is better informed about our national politics than many at texas techniversity. a student organization called polk tech interviewed stud incident asking them the most government. >> who is our vice president? >> don't know. >> i have no idea. >> right now? i don't know. >> what's his name? oh, my gosh. head. >> who is the vice president? >> uh-huh. question? >> no. >> okay. i don't know. i have no idea. >> i have no idea. >> i don't know. >> john? >> joe biden. >> yes. >> now, it's not like these students don't know anything watch. >> what show is suki on? >> jersey shore. >> what show is snooky on? >> the jeshlsz shore. >> jersey shore. >> jersey shore. >> jersey shore. >> and then, who is brad pitt married to? >> angelina jolie? >> angela jolie. >> they received huge criticism saying this video wasn't a criticism of the school's academics but for students to be more politically involved. getting involved can take several forms including participating in elections. we need the show with a final lesson on civic responsibility from yet another 3-year-old

i am not the texas tech. so that is who tim: is. >> the next time ago to lovick, we need to find out where it is a stop to look at what is recently placed there, the statute. >> my goodness. i don't think you have any trouble noticing it. billy was they appear billy smith went and i understand the unveiling. i spoke with cory session a few days ago. governor perry was there as well as wendy davis, greg added. they show their support for innocence work in the community. i found it ironic that people in other parts of america joke about texas being a backward state. look at what they've done now. we are now the state you can brag that is a model for justice. we have the best compensation law because men like these have worked so hard i'm proud that texas gets to reverse itself and do some good so people can get us and say we need a compensation law like that. a column i wrote earlier this year about a man named glenn ford and i say angry about this case, under louisiana's death row for 26 years. said mr. ford g

this would have worked against texas tech.t one on -- >> adam: melvin gordon should have played that fourth quarter last week. might still have the record. you are watching "the dodge post game show" on cbs. >> adam: as we continue. the record quite something. melvin's only lasted a week, b.j. >> brian: that's not fair that perine is playing for o.u. right outside austin, texas, decided to take his game up north. >> adam: incredible, and one of the best performances we've seep. back-to-back weeks. >> spencer: we're in the spread area, everybody so spread out you don't have guys contained in a box eight and nine deep so the guys find real estate. another example ofa i big back about 227 pounds, not a skinny guy, you've got speed, he's a true freshman, he's got energy, he's not supposed to know he can't go for 427. >> brian: you have to play some space. i grew up in an age with some cover skills. >> spencer: you've got glorified safeties, 216 pounds who can run. >> adam: i wish perine had done it in the snow like melvin gordon h

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. >> 31-year-old myron may was graduating from fsu in 2005 and earned his law degree from texas tech.e had recently complained that a camera had been planted in his home and the government was targeting him. with class es canceled yesterda, fsu students gathered for an outdoor vigil yesterday. some shaken by what they witnessed. >> it was panic mode. we went up. we were crammed in bookcases. crying, calling parents. >> if anybody has been shot, call 911 on your cell phone. >> suspect myron may was killed by police after wounding three people. one of them remains in critical condition. classes resume this morning. and the library where the incident took place is now reopening. >>> here's how close one student was to becoming a victim. jason left the library as gunfire broke out. at his home he found bullet holes in books in his backpack. his roommate even found the bullet that caused the damage. a very lucky man. >>> an old brick building in kansas city's arts district is a pile of rubble right now as you can see after a speeding suv plowed into it. the crash was caught on surveillance

he had also graduated from texas tech law school. say campus officers shot and killed that lone gunman after he fired a gun. and police in tabernacle, new jersey, are investigating a multiple shooting that left two children dead. state police discovered that family around 9:00 this morning in their secluded home out in the woods. a girls found a boy and dead. they were taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, but they have not released the ages or the names of the victims. >> flags are now flying at half staff today in maryland after a fireman responded to a body. baltimore's fire chief is still investigating the situation. >> we switch gears now as we talk about the weather today. definitely a lot milder than the last couple of days. if it will stay warm. are we going to be comfortable or what? to be aboutis going 20 degrees cooler tomorrow than it was today, but then they are going to warm up again. look at the temperature is, they're going to be in the 20's, so there is definitely a cold air mass coming. but it is goi

the gunman is identified as myron may, an fsu graduate who earned his law degree from texas tech university. may wounded three students before he was shot and killed by police this morning. >> i look behind him and there's blood on his pants. so you can already tell that that was definitely a gunshot. it was pretty scary. >> police say it's unclear why may opened fire. two students have been hospitalized. another was treated and released. >>> sky9 flew over the scene of the fda campus on new hampshire road in silver spring after reports of a weapon in the back of a vehicle in the parking lot. the facility was ordered on lockdown while the owner of the vehicle was looked for. officers found the owner and the lockdown was lifted. >>> a court appearance today for an iowa man accused of illegally carrying a rifle near the white house. secret service agents were approached by 41-year-old r.j. kapheim yesterday along 15th street. he told them that someone in iowa told him to drive to the white house. a search of his car turned up a hunting rifle, dozens of rounds of ammunition and a 6-inch knife.

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and he had recently got a law degree from texas tech university.was licensed to practice in texas. however, he was currently living in new mexico. tallahassee police held a news conference this afternoon where they basically secretary of defense they believed that he was suffering in a state of crisis and paranoia. they say they had recently found journals where myron may had written about being followed and also had made some videos. as for why exactly he did this, this really isn't known because this all may have died with him and it is really shaken campus. fsu is a tight knit community here in florida's capital. >> al, will he, the two that are still in the hospital i neglected to ask about them. i should have asked. how are they. >> i'm sorry, one more time? >> how are the two who remain in the hospital? are they expected to live? >> from what we understand, both are being treated at tallahassee memorial hospital. one in critical condition. we actually talked to one student today here in the library. she told me she saw one of the wounded stud

he was an fsu alum and graduated from texas tech lawsuit. may injured three people. one is in critical condition. another is in good condition. a third at home recovering. officers confronted may outside the library. they ordered him to drop his weapon, instead of dropping the gun, though, detectives say he fired one shot at police who shot back, killing him. classes will resume at the school tomorrow. >>> today, hollywood is honoring the genius of mike nichols who died yesterday at the age of 83. nichols' career spanned more than 50 years. he began as a standup performer then found success on stage, screen, and television. some of his most memorable projects include "the graduate" and "angels in america." his family will hold a private service this week. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in vienna to join the high-stake negotiations concerning iran's nuclear program. before heading there, the secretary of state met with his french counterpart this morning in paris. he embarked on a frenzy of diplomacy in last-minute push to secure an agreement. the deadline for t

he's a 2005 graduate of florida state university and he went on the pursue his higher education at texas tech went on there to practice law. that police chief went on the say that myron may recently returned to florida in the last couple of weeks, last three weeks. we don't know why he came back here. also unclear at this-month is the motif. the press conference is still ongoing. they mention ad written journal where he expressed fears of being targeted. they went on the say he acted alone. when i spoke to students they were well aware of the rumor that the possible gunman was an alumni of this university and many i spoke to before this information was confirmed were shocked at the suspicion of perhaps that gunman being an alumni. that's confirmed. so many people i've spoken to still visibly up set and angry at this happening at the university. we hear it a lot. we hear about these school shootings and when i speak to students here they say we hear about it but never expected it to thups. >> of course they are upset. nick valencia thank you so much. two other big stories we're keeping a close

. >> police say the gunman who was a lawyer who graduated from florida state before attending texas tech university's law school. >>> we are less than three hours away from hearing president obama's case for bypassing congress and taking on america's immigration problems by himself. but republicans aren't waiting for his big speech to speak up. fox's mike emmanuel is on capitol hill. >> reporter: even before president obama's prime time explanation republicans are pouncing on his plans to side step congress and protect more than 5 million illegal immigrants from deportation. their counter pitch includes using the president's own words against him. >> sometimes when i talk to immigration advocates, you know, they wish i can just bypass congress and change the law myself. but that's not how democracy works. >> if the president truly follows through on this attempt to impose his will unilaterally, he will rebuked his own stated view of democracy. >> reporter: democrats are challenging the house to move on the senate's immigration plan that passed last year adding the president would then co

>> he was a college student at texas tech university and was wrongfully accused of being a rapist, college student is served in the military come and honorable young man. and i'm sorry i never got to know him but i did get to work with his family, the mother was so generous with me and so generous and forgiving of the accuser who apologized to the family that knew this is the wrong guy, but he died before ut he died before getting to see this happen including his name on the bill and being found -- she said all along i am innocent. so that's who tend is. >> so the next time what we need to do is find out where it is and stop and look at what was just recently placed. >> i don't think you you'll have any trouble noticing it. i spoke with corey a few days ago about the statue that was done of his brother. governor perry and wendy davis were there to show support for innocence in the community. i find it kind of ironic that people in other parts of america joke about texas beating the backward state that we are now the state that is a model for justice and we have the best compensation law be

police say may graduated from fsu back in 2009 and got a law degree at texas tech university before recentlyo fla. >> absolutely frightening situation. the students wrote double play their names at a vigil for the victims. one remains in critical condition at the hospital at this time. george howell has more on a shooting that one student has said has taken away the sense of security on a campus of 40,000. >> reporter: what started as a quiet med night study session in a packed library during finals quickly turned into a mad dash for hundreds of students running for safety. all of a sudden the fire alarm goes off and i hear somebody say get down, we need everybody to get down. and then i hear somebody say there's a man with a gun in the lobby. >> we just got up and ran. everyone started screaming gun, gun, gun. we immediately evacuated to the emergency exit and ran up four flights of steps to the fifth floor. >> it was a scary moment thinking i could have died today. >> students heard the fi shots just before 12:25 thursday morning. that's when police say they got the call a gunman was on ca

in terms of other diversity -- there was an african american elected in a tech that -- a texas district, who defeated democrat pete gallego in a district that is majority hispanic. i think he will get some attention. comingcarvalho will be to congress. and we will see carl demaio, who a san diego city councilman. that race is still too close to call. republicans, there is an opportunity to have some diverse members outside of the typical theywhite male stereotype have. >> we are talking about a house republican conference that is probably 10% female. >> the republican caucus and the , my friend andus competitor david wasserman has done great breakdowns of the deterioration of white man in the democratic caucus, and the increase of minorities and women in the democratic caucus, compared to republicans. i would encourage you to check it out. >> i thought we could go around real quick and talk about our biggest surprise from tuesday night. would say louise slaughter, the fact that we do not know if she is coming back to congress. not mentioned to me once this entire cycle, but democrats or

texas border. it is a different challenge altogether. what exactly would you do? would there be high-tech aspects to that perhaps? vastey are both very borders that on the texas border, there is a heck of a lot more electronic borders, a multifaceted view, and they view the southern border is more of a threat to dot i do not think that is valid. we have to secure our borders withe want to start immigration reform, and we have to start with securing the borders. >> thank you, mr. katko. mr. maffei? >> we need to secure all of our borders am absolutely, but we have to do it in a way that will not hurt our commerce in central new york. many businesses export a lot and do a lot of trade and canada. indeed, a lot of canadians come here to the mall, too many other local attractions in order to , but in my size and technology committee, we had a hearing on technology to do so. one possible technology -- civilian use of the remote control vehicles, drones, and we were able to accomplish working with the centers, myself and richard hanna, getting an experiment of site right here in new york to dea

. >>> two texas phone companies accused of scamming computer users are set down tonight. one company is going by vast techsupport and the other omg tech health. bogus ads pop up encouraging you to download software that finds errors and that software finds problems whether you have them or not. a message pops up instructing you to call the company and tech sells unneeded security fixes costing as much as $500. >>> it's no secret. sill lon valley is a bit of a boys club and there's a website called code.org and it's teaming up with disney and the movie frozen to encourage girls to get into coding. they make the sisters skate and create ice fractels. getting girls to code will bring much needed diversity into the tech world. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> top is tracking yet another cold front, friend. >> this arctic air just refuses to leaf town. >> this will be -- leave town. >> twill be our last blast tomorrow, a little respite tomorrow and really hard arctic air on friday. our high temperature was 38 today, our average is 57. the high temperature at dulles was 34, a ne

texas border. it's a different challenge altogether. what exactly would you do? would there be a high techect to that? >> it's not like the texas border. they're both very vast borders. and the texas border there's a lot more electronic surveillance and a heck of a lot more multifaceted apurchase toes the borders than the northern border. i any that's because nay view the southern border as more of a threat from an imgraying standpoint, and i don't think that's valid. we have to secure or borders. immigration reform has to start with properly securing the borders. >> mr. maffei? >> i think we should secure all of our borders. but we have to dmoit a way that won't hurt commerce in central new york. many businesses in central new york do a lot of trade with canada, and indeed a lot of canadians come here to destiny mall, to many other local attractions in order to shop. so we don't want to discourage that. but in my science and technology committee we had a hearing on technologist to do so. one possible technology, the sillian use of the aerial vehicle, the remote controlled vehicles, the so

tech know, where technology meets humanity. saturday at 7:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> welcome back. with early voting under way voters in texas are scrambling to get i.d.s while others have given up out of frustration. texas law requires voters to prove identity at the polls. voters say it disenfranchises minorities. heidi zhou castro has one man's story. >> erik knows the streets of austin, texas, well. he was born here 46 years ago and says he's never left. not even once. >> i was born and raised in austin. been here all my life. >> he leads a simple life. >> sifting through garbage to collect melt he sales to the scrapyard for $20 a day. he considers himself a good citizen. and he delights in performing his civic duty to vote. he said he has cast a ballot in almost every general election since he turned 18. >> one day i was sitting down with my grandpa, and he said it was very important for you to vote. >> reporter: why? because at the polls no one judges kenny for what he wears, his lack of a permanent home or what he does for a living. he said it's one of the few places he's counted as an equal. >> your voice is just as

system is a great thing because in states like texas and there have where been significant criminal just justice reform measures passed, the money saved, tech has closed three junior prisons, it's been reducing prison populations significantly. probe the poster child in the to 8 years for this. that money is rechanneled into some of the programs that worry that's anout, important investment and that's what'sed in mississippi, it's happening in georgia and other places. so that money goes into dealing with questions of andtment of in prison rehabilitate. i could go on, but i won't. but i with lick to come become talk about how i think you changed things. >> i think doug has some responses, practical responses. practical.othing #. >> just briefly on the racial bias issue there's a lot in there. one of the most obvious things we need to do is make sure we people, police officers, prosecutors' i rust came from the attorney general conference. of the 50 of us, we one air an and three african-american u.s. attorney generals in the history of our surery, so we need to make we have diversity. on the reentry piece, there's a of things i had a sim po

texas. >>> come on in michael robinson. michael we asked you for two big-name tech stocks which have been beaten down but which you now thinkh gilead please. >> fantastic company. it is selling at $102 a share but trading 10 times forward earnings. it has two blockbuster drugs out, one for hepatitis-c. $8 billion in sales so far this year. just got european approval for another drug that is lower priced. that should also be another big blockbuster. take the pill once a day. 170 million people around the world have hepatitis-c. gilead has two great products on market, selling at a discount to its growth. stuart: okay. sell me -- tell me about sandisk. >> another fabulous company, silicon valley leader. they own the space for flash memory products and consumer electronics in everyone much your smartphones, tablets, and computers. they have flash memory. they have flash memory device in all major phones. it's a big apple supplier. this is great to have a new catalyst out there. they have a product out designed specifically for iphone, ipad. it is external memory. you plug into your device. it will seamlessly back up all photos

and a one-man show to drag across the lamp tech the wesley traders are in the forefront of a slave trade to cuba but not only that. texas was the independent country because it moved has of president of african descent. then moved to the abolition. and it was a precursor to the confederate states of america. and they started the loadstar republic the hallmark is the slave trade. and with jack johnson the heavyweight champion of the world. the also barry white. [laughter] living in los angeles for quite awhile. but the lone star flag can be found off the coast of brazil but texas is under so much pressure so they decided to join united states of america so to protect themselves at a furious and anchor. in any case you should though with the great american abolitionist as objecting to u.s. involvement and objecting to the fact of the coffee plantation the sugar plantation that disproportionately controls by u.s. citizens martin delaney that i considered so at the center of a story but only with their counterparts did in cuba but also to to put forward how cuba is the hope of america and for those of you that follow what i

texas senate, and yesterday, cruise said on twitter, net neutrality is obama-care for the internet. two internet should not operate at the speed of government. the reaction was swift. porch magazine described him as confused, tech crunch said his tweet was the stupidest thing about net neutrality he will read all day. to be clear, net neutrality would not put nit the hands of the government. net neutrality would just classify the internet in a way that all the data would have to be treated equally. internet regulations could be something that champion takes up. i will independent senator said despite taking control of the senate, he will still caucus with the democrats few he said that doesn't mean as much as it sounds. >> people misunderstand, caucusing isn't joining a party, it is who you have lunch with on tuesdays. and it is who gives you your committee. >> but then you vote how you waltz. >> we end with another campaign story that involved the perspective of a three-year-old a week ago today, javier was taken by his mom to the polls. he wasn't allowed to vote, and that made him quite upset, the conversation continues in their car. watch. you want to vote. >> yeah. >> by yourself. >> there's people out ther

extension of the visa program for skilled high-tech workers, 250,000 farm workers expected to now be eligible for deportation relief. california and texas. the president it was announced he's going to be in las vegas and nevada where they had the highest national population of illegal immigrant families in the public school system. placement, placement, placement. >> that's right. >> much more on that throughout the show. you just heard the white house calling executive action on immigration a badge of honor. maybe the president should try telling that to this man's father. he was killed by an illegal immigrant and he joins us live next. >>> then jay leno forced to cancel an appearance, bullied out by gun activists. straight ahead on this thursday campbell's® fiesta chicken lime tortilla. sausage and pepper rigatoni. southwest style bean & barley. tuscany style chicken and pasta. if you think campbell's® 33 new soups sound good... imagine how they taste! m'm m'm good!® the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ho, ho, ho, ho] no matter which list you're o

tech. mr. schweikert: may i inquire into time remaining? the chair: the gentleman from arizona has 15 minutes remaining. and the gentlewoman from texas has eight minutes remaining. mr. schweikert: i would like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from ohio, representative johnson. the chair: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise in strong support of h.r. 4012, the secret science reform act of 2014. this much needed legislation will finally start to shed light for the american people on the underlying science that the e.p.a. uses to justify their new rules and regulations. not only would the e.p.a. have to share the evidence they are using on -- the science they are using on the rules, but they would have to specify the need for the rule. but most importantly, the results. e.p.a.'s analysis would have to provide enough information so that the public can independently reproduce the results so that we can check the e.p.a.'s work. as travel up and down my district, i hear a common theme over and over again. at almost every stop these companies are telling me they are dea

texas legislature to step in. >> members of congress now going after uber. >> why an apology from a company executive over a smear campaign may not be enough for one senator. up next, we talk with our techxpert about what uber can do to weather the storm. >> the fire storm that faced mattel to apologize for the way the company portrayed an american icon. >> insightful words this morning from a political icon. >> on the value of learning from setbacks: >> we'll tell you the man behind the words on a special day in his honor. me completely. >> follow the journey as six americans face the immigration debate up close and personal. >> it's heartbreaking. >> i'm the enemy. >> i'm really pissed off. >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> it's insane. >> the borderland thanksgiving day marathon. on al jazeera america. >> who said: >> it is from the late senator robert f. kennedy. today would have been his 89t 89th birthday. >> senator al franken asking how uber uses personal data for users asking if the corporation are monitoring where riders go. >> this comes after a vice president at uber suggested digging up dirt on critics, including reporters. >> it's not the first time uber has run

wealthy, you only talk to high-tech industry people that are just knocking down billions of dollars, it's easy to start feeling like things are going great. st. augustine, texas, shelby county, texas, nacagdoches y, , greg harrison county county, smith county, wood unty, those are counties all within my district, and in some of those counties people are really getting desperate. they don't need to compete with five million more people for jobs. they just would like a job themselves. if the obama administration will take the foot off of the throat of this economy, will help us roll back and repeal obamacare, got notice again of another hospital in my district this week, they're in gilmer where my nephew was born, gilmer hospital, where my nephew was born, is now going o be closed. they're not going to be able to handle the continued cuts that obamacare has created. there are numerous reasons. but that is a death nail. hospitals are closing, people are hurting. so for the between 92 million and 93 million people that have , how sad. pe because the obama administration will not secure our borders. i want immigrants coming in. i love the fact that we allow more l