i used to work in waco, texas, my first job, charles. the term, back then i had a chance to go on the southwest conference tour and meet r.c. slocum. >> charles: were they doing the sky rider tour then? did you have to hop on one of the planes? >> gus: i think i was on one of the planes. this was around 1990. midwestern boy came to texas and i never heard the term smash-mouth football until i got to texas. fourth down and one for baylor. they run it. not going to get there. will not get it. >> charles: smeg opj÷peaking of smash-mouth football. that was smash-mouth defense by texas tech. >> gus: we will see what tech can do with the football after this. from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. . >> gus: let's take a look at the buick game summary. >> charles: baylor down 14-0 to start. then you see2v!éq ku

and art briles and baylor will return to waco and regroup.the midst of an outstanding season down there. but it wasn't to be here tonight. so the players going over there towards the students. and check in with heather. >> heather: a quick congratulations from coach -- congratulations, on the win. not only did you win, you did it emphatical emphatically. what kind of message did you send to the college football world tonight? >> we have really good kids that play hard. i'm proud of the preparation. and they have come together as a group, six or seven weeks ago. and they continue to work hard. and the defense is playing pretty well. and offensively, a pretty good night as well. >> heather: i'd say so. at halftime, you needed to keep that aggressive mind set. how did that confidence and aggressive mind set help you in the second half? >> the coaches did a great job with adjustments. we came out with the check system. they pressed us, we got the big throw early in the second half to set the tone. so you have to give the credit to the players. th

one of those places was that suspension bridge in waco. which regularly used by trail herds. >> the absence of such convenience forced trail crews to float their wagons across on log rafts. no method of crossing, however, was fool proof as frank simpson's trail outfit discovered on the south canadian river. on their way to osage country, after forfeiting their wagon and supplies to the raging waters, simgson and his men endured three days of hunger and cold until a party of soldiers came to the rescue with enough food and clothing to tide them over until they could refit. >> two men could usually hold 3,000 head of cattle without trouble at night under favorable conditions. the guards circled the herd in opposite directions, often singing or humming softly to calm their wards. their rhythms were so prevalent that it was often called singing to them. each drover took a shift at night and generally two to four hours. during periods of threatening weather, trail bosses bolstered their guard, night riding during a spell of hard weather cowboy

the herds followed the shawnee route as far as waco before splitting and continuing on to ft. worth and then crossing the red river at red river station. the main route from san antonio across indian territory was joined by many feeder trails. only two are shown in this map, but there were many others further down, as far as the rio grande. except at river crossings, cattle followed the route in a general northerly direction, but with so many herds moving north, the trail was often broadened just to find enough grass for grazing. on entering kansas, branches of the trail eventually reached various railheads. after 1871, abileine ceased to be a viable cattle market and so the trail at various times led to towns like ellsworth, junction city, newton and wichita, kansas. in 1884, the last year of its operation, it was only open as far as caldwell in southern kansas. and many of the herds that were shipped from there were held right here in the cherokee strip and fattened up on the cherokee grass, so they could make a strong appearance at the shipping timing. before closing on acc

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to put into context the goal of 50,000 users at once, that's the size of floyd casey stadium in waco, texas, where the baylor bears play football. brian? >> comes down to sports thanksgiving weekend. kristen welker from the white house north lawn. thanks. >>> another issue the u.s. is watching closely tonight is playing out half a world away and has echoes of another era, something closer to the cold war. it's a dispute between china and japan over ownership of a group of islands in the east china sea. china recently announced it would restrict the air space over them. since then tensions have been rising as the u.s. continues to fly military aircraft over the islands. our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski watching from our d.c. bureau tonight. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. for now both sides are drawing lines in the sky. tensions could spin out offal control. china scrambled fighter jets to intercept japanese war planes which had flown into china's self-declared air defense zone. they set it up in international air space in a dispute with japan over ownership rights

sense i don't think they have a big appetite in a larger operation in afghanistan up ahead outside of waco explores the waning influence of journalism in worlds apart. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty pageants banned in russia starting with his hometown you know i couldn't agree more with this gent on this issue these kids' beauty pageants not only put a ton of pressure on children to achieve something absolutely pointless but they're also a pedophile's dream come true and are well very very creepy but why are they creepy that's because with you like it or not human beauty is related to sex so when you try to make children beautiful and wear bathing suits or let's just say active poses yeah that's called sexualizing children and it's disgusting although adult beauty pageants are also sort of stupid at least the participants are all adults so sit because beauty pageants are obviously related to sexuality should be able to participate in them until you reach the age of consent in your country otherwise it is just a pedophile buffet but that's j

up ahead up son of waco explores the waning influence of journalism and worlds apart. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to such a. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred ton two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand kilometers. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limp dick torch relay. on r t r g dot com. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others who refused to notice. faces change the world lights never. come full picture of today's leaves no my own demands from around the globe. look to. me. hello and welcome to worlds apart journalists have long defended their status as the fourth estate supposedly independent of the other three but as the lines between news and commentary facts and opinions are increasingly blurred don't we need somebody to watch over their watch while to discuss that i'm now joined by our most famous reporter and one of the world's most intimidating to bit debaters winsome brown mr brown thank you very much for your time it's a privilege to talk t

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nancy sinatra's "these books are made for walking" to try to force cult leader david koresh out of the wacocy may be at a low but just last week the white house said it was concerned by a disturbing increase in piracy on the other side of the africa after two u.s. sailors were taken hostage in the gulf of guinea. if pop music is at all a useful tool go ahead and as britney spears says hit them baby one more time. the correct answer is a, all of the clocks in china are supposed to be set to china standard time. until the 1940s, the country had five time zones but that was changed to one when the communist party took power in 1949 for the sake of efficiency of course. that makes for the biggest time jump between adjacent countries in the world occurs at the border between afghanistan and china. 3.5 hours. so perhaps you can have dinner in china and step across the border into afghanistan and there's still time for a late lunch. anyone know a good lunch spot? thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable sources." >>> across the a

used nancy sinatra "these boots are made for walking" to try and force leader david kuresh out of the waco. just last week the white house said it was concerned about a disturbing increase on the other side of africa after two u.s. sailors were taken hostage in the gulf of ginea. go ahead and as she says, hit them baby one more time. the correct answer is a, all the clocks in china are supposed to be set to china standard time. until the 1940s. the country had five time zones but that was changed to one when the communist pow er took over. that makes for the biggest time jump between adjacent countries in the world. 3.5 hours. so perhaps you can have dinner in china and step across the border into afghanistan and it is still time for a late lunch. does anyone know a good lunch spot? thank you for taking time for my report. i'll see you next week. >> hello these stories are topping the news this hour. toronto's mayor apologying but refusing to resign despite photos of him reportedly smoking crack cocaine. we will rephrase the suspected shooter's violent path. we are waiting for the presiden

meanwhile, down in waco, texas, sixth ranked baylor bears continue to roll over their opponents.crushed tenth ranked oklahoma 41-12! the bears a perfect 8-0 this season. >>> trending on bleacherreport.com today. if you had adrian peterson on your team today you are a happy camper. he ran all over the redskins defense last night. he finished the game 75 yards and two touchdowns as the vikings beat the redskins 34-27. >>> big papi's popularity in boston is at an all-time high and so high that some fans want ortiz to run the city! according to wgbh news, big papi received the third most votes in the boston mayoral election this week. he wasn't on the ballot but his name was written in. he fell a bit short of the winner. >>> rachel nichols caught up with tiger woods. you can see the entire interview on "unguarded with rachel nichols. >> how about this? mayor papi. >> mayor papi! >> i love that, right? >> awesome. >> thank you, andy. >>> coming up the return of rick perry. the texas governor in iowa tearing into president obama. is he gearing up for another run for the white house? th

i remember back when remember janet reno in waco, a complete mess up by the government.up and said i'm responsible. people said oh, okay. if you're responsible and you're willing to take responsibility, we'll give you a pass and part of this president's problem -- this isn't the first time -- is he is a bit of a victim's mentality here. he's the most powerful man in the free world. this was his program. this was his signature accomplishment and if there are problems with it -- and there are -- you got to stand up and say, i'm responsible, folks. i'm not going to blame anybody else. i'm responsible and i'm responsible for fixing it. if he said that, i think people would have a much better response than they're having right now. >> americans are very, very forgiving. susan, as always, good to see you. thank you so much. >> good to see you. >> don't forget you can read susan's syndicated column in newspapers all across the country every wednesday and friday. check it out. arthel? >> very good stuff. the countdown to the holidays is on. black friday, believe it or not, less

oklahoma traveling to waco to take on number six baylor. sooners up 5-3 before the bears get going with quarterback bryce petty. ten-5 baylor. petty can run and he can throw. the pump and then the throw. antwan goodly touchdown, right now 24-5 baylor at the half. they are the highest scoring team in the nation. oregon is second. the niners come back from their by week hosting the red-hot carolina team. expect alden smith to make his return for the red and gold. niner practice filling one familiar faces. mario manningham returning from knee surgery, running at pull speed. looking good. michael crabtree in the blue, rehabbing from an achilles tear. looks like he's aways away from getting back on the field. alden smith after five weeks in rehab, a little bit rusty. expecting to see some action against the panthers. >> after a six-week layoff, may not be ready conditioning-wise. every game takes a different personality. how many plays, how many plays in a row, different packages. it can be a fluid situation. >> the raiders give up seven passing

again like with janet reno, they were obsessed that she was going to take the guns, especially after wacohe conspiracy theories. apparently looking at the pattern, any democrat appointed attorney general is an enemy of america. >> going to take your guns. >> gun control. this is really the ludicrous, the fast and furious campaign and fox news hyped forever. if you look at it. it just doesn't make any sense but they have hammered him for that for years. >> you know, e.j. to that point, there was even a video i have seen darrell issa suggesting that president obama to fomented violence in order to get sympathy and support for an assault weapons ban here in the united states of america. that's the level of crazy that they're accusing this president and this attorney general of. >> no. i mean, it's really disturbing that, you know, sort of crazy paranoid stuff that used to be sort of held off in a crazy paranoid corner and you have always had people in america on both sides and all sides, but especially on the right wing, having these kind of conservative theories but they're now right in mai

oklahoma traveling to waco to take on number six baylor.fore the bears get going with quarterback bryce petty. ten-5 baylor. petty can run and he can throw. the pump and then the throw. antwan goodly touchdown, right now 24-5 baylor at the half. they are the highest scoring team in the nation. oregon is second. the niners come back from their by week hosting the red-hot carolina team. expect alden smith to make his return for the red and gold. niner practice filling one familiar faces. mario manningham returning from knee surgery, running at pull speed. looking good. michael crabtree in the blue, rehabbing from an achilles tear. looks like he's aways away from getting back on the field. alden smith after five weeks in rehab, a little bit rusty. expecting to see some action against the panthers. >> after a six-week layoff, may not be ready conditioning-wise. every game takes a different personality. how many plays, how many plays in a row, different packages. it can be a fluid situation. >> the raiders give up seven passing touchdowns and ge

and here's -- waco tea party. and here's what their letter says.e are writing to you to explain to you and to your colleague what is it is like to be targeted by the government via the internal revenue service. we're not writing to explain the facts and details. that is all a matter for public record and the courts. but rather to explain what happens to the united states citizens who simply exercise their rights under the law. when we began the waco tea party, we were regular americans who spoke out about being taxed enough already. we weren't political operatives or politicians. for the most part, we were new to the world of politics. we were naive, we believed our government had problems, we didn't realize that it would target citizens for their political beliefs. that it would put us on a be on the lookout or bolo list for short, using the words tea party in our name. that some members of congress would write to the i.r.s. to demand action against us because we held a different position on policy. we weren't targeted because we broke the law, we

he was on operations such as the waco siege and the columbine tragedy, and investigated the bombingings at the u.s. olympics. kevin, welcome. good to have you with us. take me inside the process that unfolds as a shooting like this takes place. obviously the first thing is to secure the area, get people who were injured treatment and to subdue the shooter, but once that has been achieved and we believe it has, what's next? >> well, it's a multifaceted thing even though the shooter's been subdued. you've got first responders that are also worried about other people involved, quickly want to see if the shooter will talk to you, size him up, see if he's a lone wolf or if he's working in concert with anyone and that instantly tells them whether it's a domestic violence type situation or if it's an act of terrorism, and then you've got all the outside resources waiting, ready to run down leads that develop from sort of that initial intel right there at the scene. it's just multifaceted. >> who takes the lead on this kind of, in this kind of place? this is obviously a big federal presence at

lubbock, waco, texas we're doing well. only downsizeed if you are the in snowy confines of fargo. thanks for being with you today, fred schmidt. >> great to be with you. lori: another warning sign for weak holiday shopping. new numbers from gallup show americans will spend $704 on gifts. that is down from the october estimate of $786. that is below last year's forecast of 770 bucks. gallup says big picture events like the government shutdown, botched rollout of obama care weighing on you and me. the on "cavuto" tonight, walmart ceo bill simon shares his who date outlook on the fox business network. dennis: walmart is worryed obamacare could reduce demand for retail. lori: i think it will have overwhelming economic effects to the downside, obama care. >>> superhero to the rescue. the bat kid saves san francisco friday. turns out his work isn't over yet. how you can help him next. dennis: today well for your years, don't forget about dre. power hyped beats headphones and looking to creep in on pandora and spotify. the detail

. >>> meanwhile down in waco, texas, brushed 10th ranked oklahoma, 41-12.rning on "bleacher report." you've got a happy camper. check out peterson running over the entire redskins' defense. he is awesome. two touchdowns in the game. the vikings beat the redskins 24-37. >>> big poppy's popularity is at an all-time high that some want ortiz to run the city. he got the third most votes in the boston mayor's race this week and he wasn't even on the ballot. fans wrote his name in. he still fell more than 71,000 votes short of mayor elect. but who knows what would have happened if he was actually on the ballot. >>> tying woods. you can see an interview with ritual nichols and tiger woodss tonight on "unguarded". >> and you're going to join us in the next half hour -- or in the next hour, i should say, 10:30 eastern. we're going to talk lots of football. >>> next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," it may be one of the strongest storms ever reported. winds at more than 200 miles per hour. hundreds of thousands of people try to e

six weeks after i wrote my letter to the i.r.s., demanding an answer for what they were doing to the waco tea party. i think they're targeting everybody, they don't care who they target. it seems like they're on a mission to try to squelch opposition to this administration's policy. now i'd like to recognize a brand new freshman member from florida, mr. desantos from florida 6. he's going to share some stories bt what his constituents have experienced with the i.r.s. >> i thank the -- mr. desantos: i thank the gentleman from texas. the power to tax is the power to destroy. when you have the government using that taxing power to target individual americans based on their exercise of first amendment rights, that really is the utmost seriousness in terms of the threat that that represents to constitutional government. i received a letter from one of my constituents a couple of weeks back, carol mcmanus, and she is a leader in a conservative group in northeast florida and they're basically dedicated toward educating about constitutional government, individual freedom, the rule of law, traditi