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had the most interesting tour ever outside major cities omaha lincoln and dayton wichita falls and waco texas and san antonio south bend indiana i am finding when you go to texas i cannot believe how many people are related to sam houston with the paperwork who fought in the battle when you go to orlando or washington i moved here a year ago when you say they i've been here 30 or 40 or 50 years my family fought the revolution this is warped terrain i don't even see a mountain so the pride that they have with each other and their history that is what i have taken t away some people say they are related to the story and thank you for keeping the family story alive that's what i walk away with. thank you for that question thank you for throwing the party and thank you to our representatives and for coming out. [applause] thank you. >> as a native texan this is the best night of my life. [applause] i have four or five pieces of all good news the best is brian will be in the big conference room taking photos if you would like a photo with him there's a way to get one were trying to get them

berths two playing for the big 12 championship baylor and oklahoma, a rematch a of a tremendous game in wacothe sooner overcame a deficit what do you see between baylor and oklahoma. >> if i'm oklahoma i'm thinking if weups didn't turn the ball over in the last matchup and in waco then we would have been okay. don't forget jalen hurts turned over three times. one gunman into the end zone. and he threw an insplikable interception. outside of that, oakland offense did exactly what they needed to do against baylor defense and took over the game. i'm thinking no interceptions no fumbles i think the sooners will be okay. >> the american athletic conference championship is rematch from last week. cincinnati and memphis. remember the highest ranked conference champion from the graup of five to one of the big new year 6 bowls can memphis finish the sweep. >> tell you what, run of the toughest thing to do in football is to beat the same team twice in the same season. now they have to play the same team they played a week ago. but memphis will be up for the task. brady white having a phenomenal spence

einteresting tour which is outside of major cities where we went to omaha, lincoln, wichita falls texas, waco texas, san antonio, am i forgetting anything? south bend indiana. what i'm finding is when you go to texas i can't believe people directly related with the paperwork related to somebody that fought in the battle. when you go to orlando or washington to say i moved here a year ago, when you go to the cities i mentioned, they say i've been here 30 years, 40 years, 50 a family fought in the revolution, there is to be honest it's not aruba. there is some rough terrain. i don't even see a mountain. to buy and this history that is what i'm taking away and when people come up to me and say they are related to the story and they m think you are keeping the family alive, that is what i walk away with. thank you for that question and for throwing this party. thanks so much for representing the book and for coming out. [applause] this is the best night of our life. i have a couple pieces of the news for you. n the best brian is going to be in our conference room for a little bit taking photos so

the so-called waco act of 2019 disregards the efforts as counterterrorism and calls for measures to counter what it calls arbitrary detention of over 1000000 waders this is the same as saying it's wrong to ask someone in the us to do compulsory community service for the minor crimes they committed or the general media where people not only learn to listen but something useful is a nature more similar to britain's d. systems and disengagement program the country's tailor made this indoctrination programme she is dealing with a minor offenders to effectively tackle the root causes of terrorism sounds so reasonable there mega but the comments that we've been getting from outside of china have been horrific things are happening to people they are being surveilled also that they are just being ripped away from their families why is the narrative from china say very different from the narrative of people like you who are reporting this story. well i think 1st we should make clear that state media in china it is an official government mouthpiece so of course it makes sense that a c.t. had a report

is typical fox outside major cities where we went to omaha, lincoln, dayton, wichita falls texas, wacoexas, san antonio, south bend, indiana so what i'm finding, when you go to texas, i believe home the people related to sam houston with the paperwork or related to 70 who fought in the battle, when you go to orlando or washington the oc and moved here a year ago and came from a job. when you go to the cities they say i've been here 30 years, 40 years, 50 years i family fought the revolution. there is pride in these areas. it's not aruba, this is rough terrain, if you go to nebraska i don't even see a mountain so you just he flat but the blind in these towns have with each other in the history, that is taken away and when people come up and see the related to the story in thank you for keeping the family story alive, that's what i walk away with. thank you for that question. christian thank you for doing this party and thank you for representing the book. thank you for coming out. [applause] thank you so much brain. >> as a native texan this is the best night of my life. i have a couple

waco, texas, for example, dropping 55 degrees in 36 hours, david. >> rain and snow and then freezing cold behind it. all right, ginger, thank you. >>> next, we have new reporting tonight in that fast-moving investigation of the deadly rampage at the naval base in pensacola. three people were killed, eight injured at that training facility on friday. the suspect, an officer in the saudi royal air force, and tonight, investigators are now retracing his final days here in the u.s., including a trip to new york city to see the rockefeller christmas tree. and news he bought his gun right here in the u.s. abc's stephanie ramos in pensacola tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new clues about the days leading up to that deadly rampage in pensacola, as the fbi investigates whether the attack by a saudi air force lieutenant was a terrorist act. >> our main goal right now is to confirm whether he acted alone or was he a part of a larger network? >> reporter: investigators stmerin rant o twitter shortly before the attack, quoting osama bin laden. >> this guy was somebody who, you know, just had a dee

it is outside major cities we are in omaha, lincoln, dayton, we went to wichita falls texas and waco texas, went to san antonio, am i forgetting anything. oh south bend, indiana. so what i'm finding is this. we do go to texas, i can't believe how many people related directly to sam houston with the paperwork. or related to somebody who fought in the battle. and we go to orlando, or washington, we do go to the cities i mentioned, they see i've been here 40 years or 50 years, my family for the revolution, they have such pride in these areas and to be honest, it's not aruba. this is some rough terrain. he looked at in nebraska, you don't even see the mountain. udc flat. but the bind these ties in these towns have with each other in their history, that is what i am taking away. join people come up to me and said the related to the story and they thank you for keeping their families story live, that's what i walk away with. thank you for that question. kristen thank you for throwing this party. and thank so much for representing the book. thank you all for coming out. thank you. [applause

their message through but as you mentioned earlier there's been a low in these rallies for about a waco so but this weekend it looks like the practice is going to try to wrap it up with a peaceful oh violent way yet to say but certainly there are protests planned thanks very much. consumer and still to come here on al-jazeera including we want it to be accessible to the 9000000000 people that are going to be on the planet in the next 20 years a most offering to school tell you about the race to create a very unique. and why it's christmas in bethlehem this year going to be extra special those 2 stories when we come back. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well here across europe we are talking about 2 particular areas that we are going to see some stormy wintry mix of weather over the next 24 to 48 hours 1st of all down here across the southeast we do have a front that's pushing across the black sea and into turkey that's going to bring a lot of heavy rain across some areas as well as some snow and then now here towards the west where we do have a system acr

>> i had a chance to go to omaha, lincoln, tulsa, oklahoma city, waco, orlando, i've been all over thelace. i'm going to be in fredericksburg tonight. i'm in raleigh, north carolina and nobody is talking about what is going on in washington was there rolling the rising impeachment, even democrats because it has nothing to do with their lives. the prescription drugs, us mca, things that will affect them on a daily basis, the job numbers, security is up there, used to be higher. this is something in new york, los angeles and washington dc. when you talk about people feeling better, nancy pelosi on the record saying if you want to end polarization, she said this yesterday, why don't we believe something we can find common ground in, enjoy music together, go see a play or movie, laugh and cry, be inspired. go enjoy the arts. that will bring the country together. if we get together with a democrat and republican and go see mister rogers or cats we will be a better nation. this is the speaker of the house, the woman setting the agenda for the country, scary. >> besting trump at every turn. >

>> i have a chance to go to omaha, lincoln, tulsa, oklahoma city, wichita falls, waco, orlando, i haveover the place. i'm going to be in fredericksburg and mclean, i'm in raleigh, north carolina, nobody is talking about what is going on in washington. they are rolling their eyes at impeachment, even democrats because it has nothing to do with their lives. the prescription drugs, usmca, the things that are going to affect them on a daily basis. job numbers, security is up there, new york, los angeles, and most of our washington, d.c. when you talk about people feeling better, nancy pelosi also on the record saying if you want to end polarization, she said this yesterday. "why don't we truly believe something we can find common ground in, enjoy music together, go see a play or a movie, laugh and cry, be inspired. "go enjoy the arts, that will bring the country together. if we can just get a democrat and republican to go see mr. rogers or katz we will be a better nation. this is the speaker of the house, scary. >> she is besting trump at every turn. >> how do you figure? look at the econo

off berth two for the big 12 championship baylor and oklahoma, a rematch achieve tremendous game in wacore the sooner overcame the dechz what do you see. >> eye if i'm oklahoma i'm thinking if we just didn't turn over the ball in matchup in wick off. jalen hurts turned it over twlee times. one fumble into the end zone he threw an insplikable interception. outside of that oklahoma offense did what they needed to do consequence the baylor defers and took over the game. i think no interceptions no if you believe fumbles the sooners are okay. >> et american athletic conference championship is a rematch from last week. cincinnati, memphis. the highest ranks from the group of five go to the new year 6 bowls can memphis finish the sweep. >> one of the toughest things to do in football is beating the same team twice in the same season. now they have to play the same team they played a week ago. but i think memphis is up for the task. brady white is having a nominal season inches the tigers will be okay. >> in a. cc virginia and clemson tigers huge favorite. reigning national championship do we h

creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm headed into wacot a man who inherited a massive collection of artifacts and documents and weapons that he says tell the story of the lone star state from the days of the alamo all the way to the legendary and bloody crime sprees of the 1920s and '30s. >> i'm earl davis. my father, robert e. davis, died in march 2003 and left us a vast and eclectic collection. and we were at odds in a dilemma of what to do with these items. >> i meet earl davis at his mother's house, where he keeps his strange inheritance. hi, earl. >> how you doing? are you jamie? >> i'm jamie. great to meet you. >> good to meet you. glad you're here. >> earl tells me his father built a mom-and-pop printing business into a multimillion-dollar operation, successful enough to bankroll his real passion -- texana artifacts. >> well, there's a lot of stuff in here. >> this is a very nice autographed letter signed by sam houston in 1840, and you can see how nice his... >> beautiful signature. >> ...signature was. >> in the process, the fami

. >> if i'm oklahoma i'm thinking if we didn't turn the ball over in the last matchup in waco we wouldave been okay. jalen hurts turned it over three times one file number in the smgt end zone. and outside of that oklahoma offense did exactly what they needed against the baylor defense and took over the game. i'm thinking no interceptions no fumbles the sooners okay. >> the american athletic conference championship is also a rematch from last we can. cincinnati and memphis. remember the highest ranked conference champion from the group of five go to a new year six bowls can memphis finish the sweep. >> one of the toughest things to do in football is beatth the same team twice in the same season. now they have to play the same team they played a week ago. members will be up to the task. wrady white having a phenomenal season. averaging 41 points per game the tiger will be okay. >> the acc tigers and clemson. clemson is favorite. reigning national championship champion. do we have testify to win to get in the playoffs. >> i'm one of the view if who thinks if they do note beat uva they wi

in waco where baylor -- where jalen was able to come back and beat baylor.y 25 and baylor had -- that's baylor's only lost to ou and had a 25-point lead and should have won so it's going to be a great rematch. baylor is a physical team. physical defense. jalen hurts, oklahoma, baker mayfield was here. kyler murray was in the playoffs and oklahoma trying to do it with a third quarterback in three straight years and speaks to how good their defense is continuing year in and year out. >> so after all the games today we figure it out tomorrow at noon on espn. that's when they'll announce who goes to the playoffs. what do you think will happen? >> i thought utah might be there. they're gone. and then obviously here is going to dictate. kind of pretty black and white. so whoever wins the big 12 championship game if georgia loses here is in. i wish i could give you more drama. because we've got like 24 hours of tv tomorrow, it would be great to have some drama and somebody to be upset but -- >> that seemingly happens every year, but it's been so murky all season lo

was abused of aides getting sweetheart points, use of the fbi to dig up dirt on political employees, waco and a swedish slush fund. george w. bush was accused of abuse of power for domestic spying and energy task force controversy, presidential records act, steel tariffs, the iraq war and nsa overreach. obama's irs engaged in politically motivated targeting of charitable groups. fast and furious gun running scandal, collected telephone records on a.p. journalists without a warrant, the ceaseizu of private property under the guise of environmental protection. the problem we're running into which is going to last far longer is this will become the new normal. every one of those things i mentioned had reports written about them. they probably had election consequences. do you know what they didn't have? a nebulous, ambiguous charge of abuse of power. if you cannot prove an underlying crime, you do not get to use all of the evidence you're presenting forward. this will continue, this will move forward. in the history of our country, the party who is not in the house has accused the white hous

aides getting sweetheart opponents, useg of the fbi to g up dirt on political employees, waco and a swedish slush fund. george w. bushsh was accused of abuse of power for domestic spying and energy task force controversy, presidential records act, steel tariffs, the iraq war and nsa overreach. obama's irs engaged in politically motivated targeting of chart t charity lk groups. fast and furious gun running scandal collected telephone surveillance on a.p. journalists without a warrant. the seizure of private property under the guise p of environmenl protection. the problem we're running into, which is going to last far longer than today and far longer than this congress is this will become the new normal. every one of those things i mentioned have t reports writte about them. they probably have election consequences. there were hearings held. you know what theye didn't hav? a nebulous, ambiguous charge of abuse of power. if you cannot prove an underlying crime, you don't get to useri all the evidence you'r presenting. this will continue, this will move forward in the history of our country, t

i've been to waco, wichita falls, houston, dallas, san antonio. we're going back.as orrery inned. we talk about politics. when you open up questions, a few about history, relatives follow sam houston. then is it evolves intos i'm worried about texas. it is changing. there is truth to californians upset with the direction of california. many of which are moderate to left. neil: going to texas. >> going to texas, changing texas. i have had push back especially over in dallas where they said, listen, the reason why we left is because they were so left. in california. we felt as, republicans we never felt so isolated. so we're coming here. so there is theory republicans are leaving california because there is none left and others who say, oh, we ruined that. let's try to ruin texas with high taxes and demands for social programs. neil: austin is very different. i don't know if your travels have taken you there. austin is like boston increasingly. >> absolutely. neil: some read into that the closeness of the senate race with cruz, beto o'rourke and his brief fling with

neil: when janet reno kept him auto of the loop in about back waco.him. >> and this is one of the things that eric holder disagreed with was bill barr's explanation. unified executive theory at the federalist society and eric holder disagreed and said that they' they're quasi independent. and all the power is manifested in the united states and everyone else is derivative of that. neil: you seem to know a lot about the law. thank you. >> thank you. neil: matt whitaker, i hope you have a merry christmas, my friend. and impeachment articles to the full house, we kind of know the drill, the political numbers. what if i told you in the senate it's going to be very, very different. i mean time-wise, i mean detail-wise, i mean everything-wise. the republican senator here to explain after this. introducing... smartdogs. the first dogs trained to train humans. stopping drivers from: liking. selfie-ing. and whatever this is. available to the public... never. smartdogs are not the answer. but geico has a simple tip. turn on "do not disturb while driving" mode.

in key places like waco, halifax, if we can wait till, my colleague is there. what is the pitcher there. what you think of the lay of the land as you see it there now. >> what is the very least, it will be smashed in this part like to the west to the lakes. [inaudible conversation] at the very least, vastly done by coleman. in 2017, the much majority, used rack up in the final days. nonetheless, 2000 votes, lead to the fact that on the one hand, the general, been a damaging factor. the approach to the labor support here. what about mary cray, she's a little bit s&p, she plans to be a leader. now i don't think they are from down south but she is the remainder and unrestrained remainder. in constituency the more than 6. i think she would've liked wouldn't go amiss in a place in the respect of the supporters in spite of opposing stay in the european union. questions wasn't a candidate - [inaudible conversation] they have a good night, so that he thinks and helps that he is taken more labor. it is just possibly mary craig to speak back in. i think she will be the m

fund-raising, aids getting sweet heard appointments, use of the fbi to dig up dirt on political employees, waco and a swedish slush fund. george w. bush was accused for domestic spying and energy task force controversy, presidential records act, steel tariffs, the iraq war and nsa over raech. obama's politically motivating charitable groups, fast and furious, checking records on ap journalists, the seizure of private property under the guys of environmental protection. the problem we're running into which is going to last far longer than today and far longer that not this congress is this will become the new normal. every one of those things have reports, they probably had election consequences, there were hearings held. they didn't have a nebulous am big wows charge of abuse of power. if you cannot prove an underlying crime, you do not get to use all of the evidence. this will continue, move forward, in the history of our countries, the party who is not in the white house, has accused the white house of abuse of power. it started 200 years ago. it will continue into the future. except now cong

the teen rented out a room for the punk rock band waco.tures. >> i was surprised there were this many people here at 5:00 in the morning. >>> a race against time and the weather as thousands of people try to catch a flight before christmas. we are live at a packed sfo on this christmas eve. >>> dna testing kits are popular gifts for the holidays but the pentagon has a warning for service members and their families. >>> we say wolf. >> you're never too young to learn important life lessons. we will show you the program designed to enrich the lives of young students here in the bay area. >>> welcome to you. gorgeous lake tahoe, so many people making that nine hour trip up to the mountains and back to get skiing and snowboarding in. the lucky three of us are here to hold down the fort on this christmas

>> waco, texas. our neighbors. >> 45 anniversary. >> bob and donna coons of tampa, florida. janice: thank you. it doesn't feel like florida here. all have a hug and make it better. real quick, show you where the temperatures are very cold across the country. we do have a warm-up on the way. in terms of moisture across the south, watching a developing area of low pressure. and the northwest that's going to cause some travel delays as well. elsewhere across the country, looks pretty darn good. say hi to katie and pete and steve, everybody. [cheers] janice: merry christmas woohoo. steve: thanks j.d. pete: so early and ready to go. katie: so dedicated. it's really cold out there. good job. steve: do you know what is not cold? the stock market. it's red hot. hitting another record yesterday. democrats say despite that the economy not working. >> america's middle class is being hollowed out. >> this economy is not working for most of us. pete: not working. lawrence jones here with a reality check. that's c

to dig up dirt on political employees, waco and take slush fund. george w. bush was accused of abuse of power for domestic spying and energy task force controversy. presidential records act, steel defense, iran/iraq war and nsa overreach. obama's irs did politically motivated -- fast and furious collected -- the seizure of private property. the problem we're running into which will last far longer than today and far longer than this congress is this will become the new normal. every one of those things i mentioned had reports written about them. they probably had election consequences. there were hearings held. you know what they didn't have? a nebulous charge of abuse of power. if you cannot prove an underlying crime you do not get to use all of the evidence you are presenting for. this will continue, this will move forward in the history of our country, the party in the white house has accused the white house of abuse of power. it started 200 years ago and continue into the future. except now congratulations. it will be impeachment every time one party con

fund-raising, aids getting sweet heard appointments, use of the fbi to dig up dirt on political employees, waco and a swedish slush fund. george w. bush was accused for domestic spying and energy task force controversy, presidential records act, steel tariffs, the iraq war and nsa over raech. obama's politically motivating charitable groups, fast and furious, checking records on ap journalists, the seizure of private property under the guys of environmental protection. the problem we're running into which is going to last far longer than today and far longer that not this congress is this will become the new normal. every one of those things have reports, they probably had election consequences, there were hearings held. they didn't have a nebulous am big wows charge of abuse of power. if you cannot prove an underlying crime, you do not get to use all of the evidence. this will continue, move forward, in the history of our countries, the party who is not in the white house, has accused the white house of abuse of power. it started 200 years ago. it will continue into the future. except now cong