available at the austan, fort dodge, iowa, and fremont, nebraska locations. the family registers, the hormel guide arrives to show them through the plant. hormel has 15 processing plants, six distribution centers, and licensing arrangements for the manufacture of special products in canada, ireland, england, and venezuela. one of the first sites on the tour is the old engine used by george hormel. a display of popular hormel products, more than 750 different items, are produced here. some of which are spam, hormel chlili, beef stew, and dry sausage. from balconies you can look across entire rooms of assembly, or rather, disassembly activity. the boys watch as hog carcasses are broken down into primal cuts. after chilling, the carcass passes over a firmly anchored knife which separates the two sides. this is the first step in the disassembly of the pork side. this large saw wheel cuts the shoulder from the side. so much automation enters the industrial picture today that it is not surprising to see the start of meat processing began in this fashion. let's watc

down by two points and with one point six seconds left, they miss the second of two free throws. that is when and austan player, as you saw, catches the next free throw and full's the ball -- thursday ball the full-length of the court. look at that. to the surprise of many, the shot went 56-55 wins. coaches say the miracle shot could have happened to a nicer-- couldn't have. let's send it over to randy for your morning sports update. randy: ufc fight week is winding 194 at the mgm grand, more on that in just a moment. last night, the ultimate fighter finale took place at the cause my. mendes is ranked three in the division. the opening shot of tonight's winter. the 34-year- giving for years to mendes. he manhandled conor mcgregor in his last fight until he got knocked out in the second round. last nice fight only lasted one round. 235 in the first round. anger catches him in the right left, nation, right in the nose. that is a knockout win for anger. he retained his number two ranking, hoping for one more title shot. many give you a prediction for tonight's five. i predict that there will be a conor mcg

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brian: there was a time when the when television asian austan -- television station in austin belongedo lyndon johnson. betty: it's impossible to think about a senator being on the commerce committee, in charter communications, the fcc, not having influence with the people making decisions. itwhat extent he actually, has never been shown, any concrete evidence that he influenced people. it seems to be absolutely clear that just being in that job was an influence. i compared it to the obama daughters getting into college. i bet they both go to their first choice. when you are the daughter of the president, you have clout. lady bird johnson was a person who people said, in the case of getting a license for tb, he said, "i didn't apply." johnson's wife was applying." just the fact that he was on the theittee in the senate, committee in charge of the fcc, we don't have to say anything more. brian: the station was sold, and johnson worked for the los angeles times. the money that was distributed, how did you find it? betty: i use printed sources. there were some subjects that became to comp

the standing. as you were just talking about with austan goolsbee in the a block. is in a fix. you mentioned the poll that of 0% of people are just not buying it. >> 64%. >> 64%. >> 64%. when you figure only 40% of the country defines themselves as conservative, that's 24%. >> that's a cry for help from the american people saying this is nol a war of our choosing but we can choose how to fight it and the president i think jumped the gun. i don't think they should have done that prime time address on sunday is. i would have waited. i would is have given a little bit of time for the investigation to continue. maybe call for a national terror meeting. >> he said it's a terrorist act by two muslims and i'm not going to do anything about it that's what he said. are you going to give him more time to say i'm not going to do anything about it? today is thursday, rights? is going to say anything different today than he was on sunday? no, he is not going to do anything about it. >> it's interesting he has not gone to san bernadino not to comfort the victims or admit it's a

. >> austan loves to do the same things as other fifth-graders, including playing sports with his friends. a new school and a birth defect that left him missing his right forearm made those friends hard to come by. >> i told her i wanted friends are christmas. i have been getting a lot of them recently come and that is pretty cool. >> austan, his mom and sister, are getting ready for the trip they hope will change his life. there headed to wichita to fit him with a prosthetic arm. austin is making plenty of friends. the doctors providing the prosthetic arm and the doctors friend who flew them up to give them a free trip down to wichita. he has even made friends with an american hero, joshua ssust is a marine and a victim of an ied blast. >> i' m going to take him out and we' re going to walk around and do. just because he is missing an arm doesn' t define them as a person. just because i' m missing a leg doesn' t define me as a person. >> he' s going to have other opportunities. you will be able to do things he doesn' t think he could do, which you can probably do anyway a little differen

austan goolsbee was the national debate champion one year and ted cruz the next. me personally ted cruz is the smartest guy he's ever debated. alan dershowitz referred to him as one of the smartest students. >> that's why in the next debate there's going to be a trump/cruz exchange. those guys are very good at their own game. trump just dropping a nuclear bomb on somebody's head. >> but cruz is the more seasoned professional debater. >> it will be an interesting dynamic. ted cruz from the start has built a very sophisticated operation. he's got a very sophisticated ground game, get out the vote operation, not just in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, across the south. once iowa happens, assuming he wins, going into the subsequent states, he's positioned to win. >> for all the talk about how the rules are different and everything has changed, cruz has run a brilliantly traditional campaign, traditional, organizing, fund raising -- >> you think cruz is going all the way? >> probably at this moment i'd give him better odds than anyone. >> i think the final two wil