to extremists like timothy mcveigh, waco was a call to arms.exactly who years later, killing 168 people. >> his feeling was this is a war between the people and the government. the government won waco, but we won bigger at oklahoma city. >> reporter: remarkably, neither clive doyle nor sheila martin blame the fbi. to them, the fire, the deaths, their grief, it was all part of a bigger plan by a much bigger power. >> god permitted it to work out the way it did. he didn't stop it. >> we don't want to feel that something horrible is something good, but that's what we're supposed to have that faith that if something happens, you trip, you fall, you -- you trust god has a reason for it. >> reporter: i guess, sheila, is the fact that something horrible did happen and i'm not seeing the good. >> the bible says that all things work together for good for those that love the lord. >> reporter: today, there is a new chapel on the 77 acres and a new spiritual leader. charles pace, the man who challenged david koresh in 1984, says god chose him to take char

to find job in my profession. [ narrator ] john waco was caug in the layoffs... that devastated the aerospace industry. he h been ouof work for two years when he heard about a retraining program... for engineers who had lost their jobs. i was contacted by the redeployment center at northrop, and they told me about the education for teachers... at cal state dominguez. [ narrator ] the program provides both training and support... for men and women at a difficult time in their lives. typically, a participant is someone in their midforties, and so they have a number of family pressures: mortgages and kids in college and those types of things. it's helping that individual look at a different occupation... and a different set of requirements, both physical and intellectual than what he or she has experienced in her former work. [ waco ] every day is a new experience with the kids. it's just something about teaching young people. it makes the whole new experience worthwhile for me. [ narrator ] as for victor valenski his job as a delivery man is only the begiginning. [

. >> k-state in waco. >> leading number one kansas state in waco.r the eight yard touchdown pass. score's tied up at that point. second quarter action. willia williams. bears up 21-7 going into the second half. martin, four-yard touchdown run. baylor up 35-17. third quarter, baylor pinned deep in their own end zone. the throw to evans, picked off at the 1 yard line. the ball is down at the 1 yard line. on the ensuing possession, klein doing what he does best. one-yard touchdown run. baylor up 35-24. in the third quarter, martin up the middle for the 15 yard touchdown run. baylor, 45-24. after a klein interception, ensuing possession. 80-yard touchdown run, putting baylor up 52-44. baylor -- excuse me, kansas state driving right now. >> unreal. stanford at oregon. >> that's right. marcus has been so poised for a freshman all year long. can't find anybody down field so he takes off running. looks like he will score. thomas gets a little too excited and forgets to make the block. marcus would be tackled. here on the same drive, fourth and two, they're

number one kansas state going down in waco tonight. second quarter, baylor jumping out to a 21-7 lead. nick florence to williams, 22-yard touchdown. and oregon transfer, 185 yards for the bears, this one an 80-yard jaunt and baylor goes on to win 52-24. baylor beats a number one team for the first time in school history. also baylor, first time with a losing record to beat a bcs number one in history. and once again, notre dame poised to take over the number one spot. they beat wake forest today at senior day in south bend. everett golson career-high 346 yards. passing. this touchdown to goodman. and notre dame gets the win, 38-0. as they shut out the demon deac deacons. alabama suddenly back into the title mix, they step outside of con trens to beat western care lie nashgs remember the tide coming off a loss to a&m last week. mccarron to jones, alabama wins 49-0. s.e.c. scores, florida, also stepping outside of conference play, they blank jacksonville state and georgia dole same thing, beat jourg southern. this evening's developments

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this kid who started baylor and waco, texas, returns to texas.e has played in this stadium but it is the first time he leaves having won the galloping gobbler award. it is a "live x-factor" coming up. officer pack award rg the galloping glogallop ing globler to rg3. good-bye from texas. >> curt: here's today's chevy silverado player of the day. it came from the motor city, that's the houston texans pulling off the victory in overtime. the always reliable darian foster is your chevy silverado player of the day. [ announcer 1 ] the other airlines versus southwest. [ announcer 2 ] our first contestant is getting pummeled with bag fees. but look at him, he's flying southwest where bags fly free. business travelers win with southwest. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it.

last year there is one in texas outside of waco where they wanted them to remove manger scene becausewas a public park across the street. >> bob: those are ridiculous. take down -- >> eric: where do you draw the line? >> bob: this is a permanent seal of a city. that is a lot different than christmas display and public park. >> kimberly: this is what is sad. they decide it's financially more feasible and economic to remove the seal, redesign it. hold the contest in the city. and it will cost $2,500 to have a law firm fight it and potentially lose. that is wrong. >> bob: it's permanent seal 365 days a year. >> dana: i bet you could find historic towns across -- at least, well, all across america, certainly on the eastern seaboard with some sort of religious founding. they use that in their documents. the point they would take city, federal or state money, which entity doesn't take city, state, federal money. all across america. >> bob: they would be sued. but you are taking collective tax money. buhler gets a piece of that. >> eric: what if the town are okay -- >> bob: don't put them to

. >> dana: the reporters would have complained if they spent 21 days in waco. but 21 in hawaii could be worse. he said let's make sure we get it done before christmas. get it done on december 16, sign it, get out of town. >> eric: $4 million. >> bob: if he was in the bathroom at the white house it would cost $4 million. >> eric: december 17 to january 6. fiscal cliff hits december 31. smack dab in middle of this vacation. he snub hawaii, body surfing. >> kimberly: conduct unbecoming. he said in the last 30 days he got woke up in one debate. other than that, he is kicking it on the "the view." check me out. pinch with a limp. >> brian: i believe he knows it's his economy now. clearly. he goes on vacation. if this is done he is not body surfing. he knows he will be tortured and ongoing katrina. john boehner is frustrated after a closed door meeting with geithner. >> eric: brian's point, vacation is on because president obama knows he has a deal. >> dana: i don't think -- well, one, the present doesn't have a spending cut plan. why is everyone looking at us. where

i'm going to reveal, am i really a gentile worn in waco, texas.carefully. watch, watch me. this is mott, this is not -- this is not -- 25 years, i'm wearing this nose. >> jimmy: that's mel brooks honoring his friend carl reiner. that is fantastic. >> carl never, never expected me to do anything that crazy. >> jimmy: it's kind of a weird thing where you can go out with a prosthetic nose and people don't nope tis it. [ laughter ] >> it's true. when you're really jewish, it doesn't make a bit of difference. but carl, i see carl, i'll see him later tonight, we'll be watching this later tonight. ing that's great. >> i see him all the time. >> jimmy: i love the idea of you guys hanging out together. >> i said to carl the other night, this is really funny, i said, carl, you know, you're 90, going to be 91, you're amazing. just, i'm -- i'm just so amazed at everything you do. can i ask a personal question? he said, of course. every once in awhile, do you ever achieve an erection? this is all true. [ laughter ] and he -- and carl said, i do, i do, not so n

trust me nobody is banning 16-ounce soft drinks in waco. again it goes back to everybody has a gun.rnia, and the federal government if koop after -- if california and the federal government keep spending the way it's been spending both will go bankrupt before they leave office. very true. tax scheme bubbling under the surface so-called wealth tax, in france, spain, iceland, switzerland they taxed net word of wealthy people every year. doesn't matter if you earn anything, or you get income or dividends, doesn't matter. if you have assets, house, gold, car, whatever, those governments are going to take some of that. uber liberals in america want to do the same thing. >> you can replace completely the income tax and the estate and gift taxes with a wealth tax of 1.5%. i think it should be graduated and progressive because to meet most important issue is to deal with the wealth nawbility inequality in this country which is much more severe than the income inequality in the country. >> bill: isn't that interesting. wealth inequality. where have we heard that before? carl marks? mao, fide

. >>> in it waco, baylor hosting the other undefeated team kansas state. the wildcats had no answer for the baylor offense all night long. 38ars and a score on the first series. a 24 point third quarter put it away for the bears. see strung breaks free and nobody will get him. that's an 80-yard run. he was one of two runners to go over 100 yards for the bears. kansas state goes down 52-24 and it is 10-1. >>> and notre dame, the team that benefited from the stumbling at the top but to benefit they had to take care of their own business. woods takes the pitch on the option, gets things started nicely against wake forest. that is a 68-yard touchdown and the irish get a 38-0 shutout. they are 11-0 for the first time since 1989. if they beat usc next week they will be in the championship. >>> cal came to a merciful end in corvalis. no one would suspect. the bears trail the beavers until they were even with a nine yard run but it was all oregon state after that. pleasanton product shan manon goes for it all here to cooks. cooks comes back for the ball and then f

developing new is a high-speed chase that started on the bay bridge and ended on a trip to san francisco wacout will tran is in 7 cisco talk about the crash. i just got off the phone with the chp new information. they have long this one for quite some time she is in their system 3 priority you eyes. i will get into that in a bit. in the meantime the youth --dui. ss wiped out traffic lights. this is 17th and south van ness. here is video of another location the first location where she crashed this is 15th and natoma. they are not calling this person a bicyclist that she did that leave the person was walking. his bicycle when she slammed into a parked car. the park are move forward and hit the bicyclist or the pedestrian the pedestrian was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure. in fact he was released a few moments ago. she did not stop there. she goes to four more blocks and turn the corner so quickly. she turns the corner so quickly that you can see skid marks here. she did make her turn and keeps going and slams into a parked truck. you can see the damage it lifted the truck and

you know, i'm from waco, baylor university, the bible belt. the bible says -- it doesn't say money is the root of all evil, it says the love of money is the root of all evil. and that is what has taken place in this country in the last 10 years. the entire political climate has been changed to profit the wealthy, not the average citizen. it's been thanks to profit, the 1% of the 1%, not anybody else, and it needs to go back to a government of, by, and for the people. there are three things we need to do. we need to reinstate the f.c.c. rules so we will have news, not just the problem we're fed by the corporations that control it. we need to reinstate the banking act of 1933, and we need to get rid of everything but individual donations for political parties. host: we're going on move on to mark in akron, ohio, making over $250,000. mark, what do you think about what the president said? caller: i agree. i have no problem with paying a higher tax on my business and everything like that. i believe that if you're making more money, you know, you s

waco claims would sound to me like disability claims that we normally handle. ies is a joint program that the dod end of the va said it is the question that you have here. we have piloted ies and started with 27 sites. these are the dod initiative with va and support with 139 sites now fully operational across the nation, and i think we both have put into place controls that will drive this to the target which is 295 days for processing. that sounds like a lot of time. on the one hand, when we did our systems independently come as a krin chollet, dod first and like 540 days. right now with an integrated disability evaluation system, that is down below 400 days, and we are targeted on 295. when we get to 295, which is going to be better, and it sounds like a long time, but involved in the two injured 95 days is care and surgical procedures that veterans that have been injured are still going through, and there's leave associated with that. when a surgery occurs in individual was provided x amount of days so to speak. all of that is factored into this to 95, so w

we're waiting to hear from waco bloomberg heavily criticized by many local papers in particular includinge new york post" which basically said it was with regards to mayor bloomberg should not be running this maze. it is immoral and wrong. >> what we're seeing is people like this gentleman here with their own canisters to get fuel. and we are seeing people parking their cars and a shoulder to get out and come in to get gas. you have two canisters, tell us about your situation. >> i have no electricity. no electric, don't have the power or nothing. just to get two cans of gas. dennis: thi>> so this is for yor generator? >> yes. we have two kids, one in three years old, one is one years old. >> so you had two toddlers, what do you make with the gas situation in new jersey? >> i have no choice. >> we will let you get your gas, thank you very much for your time. we will be bringing live updates throughout the day. back to you. dennis: thank you very much, liz macdonald. cheryl: unbelievable. dennis: i lived in new york 30 years and this is by far the worst storm impact i have ever seen, and i

waco, about 85. lovely tampa, all the way to miami, gorgeous. 78 here. 80 degrees. back from the great la >> there's a fallback controversy on the desk. most people really like it. amy does not. >> you're thrown into darkness for months. >> amy, you can stick on your schedule. you can stay on central time. >> all right. i'll get up an hour later. >> more weather in the next half hour, as we sort this all out. lara? >> we'll get to the bottom of it. >>> first, our "gma morning menu." here's a look at what's coming up. are they really back together? kristen stewart and robert pattinson in their first interview together since the split. we'll hear from them. >>> plus, cashing in on your closet. how you can turn your old clothes into money. much-needed these days. >>> and sarah silverman here to talk about her new animated movie. we can't wait to see it. "wreck-it ralph." all, live, on "good morning america." >> good morning, america. how you doing? alright, alright. now this is a party. what is that? go, go, go. mmm. give me some of that sauce. i don't know, i think i

waco, about 85. lovely tampa, all the way to miami, gorgeous. 78 here. 80 degrees. back from the great lakes, to the northeast, >> kind of neat to mention miami. our temperatures are in the 30- all across northern virginia. degrees ats, 42 reagan national. we will end up in the 50 today, 10 degrees below average. partly sunny skies and maybe a or snow flurry early. better by this afternoon. sunshine this weekend. >> there's a fallback controversy on the desk. most people really like it. amy does not. >> you're prone to darkness for months. >> amy, you can stick on your schedule. you can stay on central time. >> all right. i'll get up an hour later. >> more weather in the next half hour, as we sort this all out. lara? >> we'll get to the bottom of it. >>> first, our "gma morning menu." here's a look at what's coming up. are they back together? kristen stewart and robert pattinson in their first interview together since the split. we'll hear from them. >>> plus, cashing in on your closet. how you can turn your old clothes into money. >>> and sarah silverman here to ta

k state, what happened to k state in the hands of baylor and waco was unbelievable.hey dismembered them. and then, of course, stanford, as mark said, so cool under pressure. oregon, a crazy stadium. >> it shows you how much the pressure mounts on the teams on the top. as you get deeper and deeper into the season and you foale what you're working for is right there but we have to just not screw up this week or next week. you can just sense it, here it comes. it gives the opposing team extra motivation to be that team that can knock off one of the top teams in the country. >> mike, who is the best team in the nfl right now? >> i would say new england patriots. right now, the patriots. will it be in december or january? we'll see. >> if you had to protect a super bowl, patriots and the bears? >> i picked the patriots and giants in september. i'm nervous about the giants now. i've got to stick with that. >> i think the bears. >> they didn't lose this weekend. >> they play tonight. they could lose tonight. >> i know. >> but they didn't lose this weekend. >> you're right.

in texas, we have a state agency called the texas veterans commission that's working with both the waco office and other field offices in houston and elsewhere to clear these backlogs. the texas veterans commission is doing outstanding working on a voluntary basis to make sure that veterans file fully developed claims which shortens the processing time dramatically. the goal of the texas veterans commission is to reduce the backlog of v.a. claims in texas by 17,000 in one year. you can see from the size of the problem this is an important first step but it is only that, a first step. the purpose of my amendment would be to provide this useful model across the country to require a plan from the veterans' administration to deal with this backlog. i feel confident that members will have no trouble voting for this amendment because i'm sure they've heard what i have heard from my constituents about how outraged and downset they are at the current backlog of claims. in order to capitalize on the model this would require the veterans administration to report to congress with a plan to address