>> john, waco is -- all right. are you familiar with waco and the branch davidians?nch davidians what was that, koresh? >> yes. >> koresh. branch davidians were a religious group headed by this guy koresh who said he was a messiah. okay? he had a compound in texas in waco. and he was holding religious services and he had i don't know, what, a dozen wives. and the argument is that he was having sex with little 12 and 13-year-old girls who were part of the religious group. and stockpiling all these weapons. the feds went in there because of the weapons violation and also because of the argument was that he was having illicit or sexual relations with underage girls and that's against the law. so you have weapons violation and that one. it turned bad. there was a siege and i think something like 80 or 85 branch davidians were killed in the siege as well as some federal agents. all right. questions on that one? let's look at the last one. freedom of press. freedom of the press. it's extremely important. is it quarter to 5:00? it's yau it's quarter to 5:00 and i haven't ev

have the right to do it they didn't go into waco texas with the branched of idiots?all right, so you are familiar with waco, and branch deviance, who was it david crash, and the branch to vivian's were a religious group headed by this guy caress, who said he was a massage. and he had a compound in texas and waco, and he wasq/jhlz holdg religious services and he had i don't know, i don't know 1000 wives. and the argument is he was having sex with like 12 and 13 year old girls, who are part of the religious group. and he was stockpiling all these weapons. so the feds went in there because of weapons violation, and because the argument was relations with underage girls, and that's against the law. weapons violation, and that. so it turned bad, and there was a siege and i think something like 80 or 85 branch divisions were killed. as well as some federal agents. you know. okay so questions on that one? okay let's look at the last one, freedom of press. freedom of the press. so freedom of speech the press is extremely important. oh my god is that the time? oh my goodness

with the -- >> waco is -- all right. are you familiar with waco and the branch david eons?anch davidians branch davidians were religious group headed by this guy who said he was in the cia. he had a compound in waco, texas. he was holding religious services. where did he have, a dozen wives? the argument is he was having sex with little 12 and 13 year old girls who are part of the religious group and stockpiling all these weapons. the feds went in there because of the weapons violation also because was the argument was he was having illicit or sexual relations with underage girls in that is against the law. so weapons violation and that one. it turned bad. there was a siege and i think like something like 80 or 85 branch davidians were killed, as well as some federal agents. all right questions on? all right let's look at the last one freedom of the press. freedom of the press is extremely important. is a quarter to five? , it's quarter to five and i haven't even gotten out of the first amendment. you see what i mean when i say we could spend a whole semester? all right, fr

prevas: are you familiar with waco? branch davidians were a religious group led by the sky news that he was the messiah. he had a compound in waco, and he was holding religious services and had a dozen wives. the argument is that he was having sex with 12 and 13-year-old girls who were part of the religious group, and stop hauling all these weapons. the feds went in there because of the weapons violation, and also because the argument was he was having sexual relations with underage girls and that's against the law. so weapons violations in that one. it turned bad. there was a seizure, and i think something like 80 or 85 branch davidians were killed, as well as federal agents. questions on that one? let's look at the last one, freedom of the press. freedom of the press is extremely important. is it quarter to five -- is it quarter to 5:00? quarter to 5:00 and i have not even gotten out of the first amendment. you see what i mean when i told you we could spend the whole semester. freedom of press, write to newspapers, jo

he was born close to waco, texas in 1919. as far as the name, there are theories as to how he got it. a man called doris, it is unusual. some suggest his mother was so keen to have a daughter that she kept the name she intended for her daughter for her son. i have heard henrietta miller, his mother, insisted it was a name that can go either way, boy or girl. some people suggest when he came to prominence after pearl harbor, it was a misprint, turning doris into dorie. but there was another deal where maybe the navy or the press did not want this gendered name of doris, so they decided to call him dorie, because it sounded more masculine. but his mother insisted his name was doris throughout her life. his young life was spent working on his waco farm. he was a big fellow, six feet, 200 pounds by adulthood. he played football. it was for his high school team. but he was growing up in the jim crow states. he was born in the new dear of race relations. race relations were obviously limited. he decided at the age of 20 in 1939, he

he was born close to waco, texas in 1919. as far as his name goes, there's all sorts of theories as to how he got it. a man named doris, it's unusual. some people suggest that his mother was so keen to have a daughter that she kept the name she had intended for her daughter for her son. i've heard it said that henry had to miller, dorie's mother, insisted that the name could go either way. boy or girl. some people suggest that when he came to prominence after pearl harbor, it was a misprint, an initial misprint that turned doris into dorie. but there's another theory where maybe the navy, and even the black press, we did not want the gendered name of doris, so they decided to call him dorie because it somehow sounded more masculine. regardless of that, his mother insisted his name was doors throughout her knife -- life. his young life with spent working on this farm in waco. he was a big fellow, over six feet, about 200 pounds by the time he reached adulthood. he played football, i will call it football even though i am a bri

every waco villages nonfiction books and authors, tv on cspan2 created by america's table television company today were brought to buy these television companies provide book tv to viewers as a public service. >> ever your book tv asked members of congress about the books they are reading. >> joining is now on book tv is representative tom cole, a republican from oklahoma. congressman cole we've asked his question before you've always had a large reading list, what is on your current reading list? >> well i just finished the splendid and the vile by eric larson, wonderful account of churchill and his family. really in the worst year of the work, right after he becomes prime minister may tenth 1940 relate the day of the german invasion in the low countries and france. and then basically what it was like standalone against nazi germany until june of 41, the russians are in the war. and obviously by december of 41 the united states is in the war. it's an extraordinary book. it is a wonderful read about a guy i consider literally the greatest person of the 20th century. in a supreme orde

circle and you have been close we have to work on our game we have to work on the group we have to waco work on the culture we have to work on the mentality so. like i said the list is long. one guy who certainly has been showing the right mentality is robyn said now he's on match day here off to helping to secure that precious point in the minds. mindful people have been sent not a homegrown product of minds his youth system kept his team in the game against dortmund with his saves in the 1st half. a grand show which to rick say that having said that. of course his goal so to make a stop in the sense that. not only seems to be in the right place at the right time for. the mocker mauritian him once again see if it comes up take 2 months look at the goalkeeper see it's himself healed wonderfully to make this a. safe there may have been heroic but might says man between the posts was also humble. yet i'm largely satisfied one goal conceded i did like to keep a clean sheet with a missed penalty and one goal conceded we can live with one point i can believe in that important commitment. dog

coaches like thomas circle and club we have to work on our game we have to work on the group we have to waco work on the culture we have to work on the mentality so. like i said the list is long. one guy who certainly has been showing the right mentality is robin said now that he's on match day here off to helping to secure that precious point some minds. mindful people have been sent down the homegrown product of mine says youth system kept his team in the game against dortmund with his saves in the 1st half. of grand show much to rick's a bad move and said no. because his goal simple to make to stop him says that. center only seemed to be in the right place at the right time. mako really should have once again said it comes up take 2 months look at the goalkeeper see it's himself he'll what to play to make this a. safe there may have been heroic but mine says man between the posts was also humble. yet i'm largely satisfied with one goal conceded i did like to keep a clean sheet with a missed penalty and one goal conceded we can live with one point a 1000000 but in point chameleon. dog mond

we had review page--- ruby r idge, we had waco, we had the oklahoma city bombing in the '90s. it was a bit of a reaction against extremism because they saw the kids blown up at the daycare center. unfortunately, what sometimes happens is as time passes, people forget how bad these terrorist acts are and they start to rev themselves up with extremism again. i hope that after january 6, a lot of these folks will take a deep breath and realize that what they did was way, way beyond the line. elliot: whe do your think we go from here? there will be postmortem within the departments. election assistance commission as slated hearings to look at this. a lot of good stories there, too, but in terms of moving forward in light of what happened, what you think we need to do to better prepare ourselves moving forward? michael: i think, first of all, we need to continue to work with state and local officials to shore up their defenses against cyber attacks on databases. i also think we need to help them employ more people and get more resources in order to help with, for example, mail-in b

now we've lived with us before, we had room versus way with waco and we had the oklahoma city bombing. in the '90s. and in oklahoma city, there was a bit of a reaction a room full showing against extremism because they saw this all about kids or blown up at a daycare center. it but unfortunately sometimes happens is, time passes people forget how bad these terrorists are and they start to rub themselves up with extremism again and i just hope that if after january 6 of course a lot of these folks take a deep breath and realize that what they did was way, way beyond the line. >> where do you think we go from here? obvious it is going to be a lot of postmortem and departments and the election systems commission already scheduled a slate of hearings to take a look at this in audit the states. i mean is a lot of good stories there too but in terms of moving forward and in light of what happened did in light of the concerns you have what you think we need to do but better prepare cells moving for question work. >> well i think there is something we need to do is continue to work with state

evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, a 17 year old girl in waco, texas, is being credited with saving the family from a house fire. the girl is healthy, but three other family members have covid-19 and were not able to smell the fire burning. bianca rivera says the smoke will grow up and she knew she had to get the rest of her family out of the house. started smelling burnt plastic. that's when i got more alert and i ran outside of my room, and i could even passed the hallway because it was filled with so much smoke. i don't really count myself as a hero. i just did what anyone would else would do for their own family. i just wanted to get everyone out safe and alive. and she did, rivera says. she opened the back door of the house and got everyone out one by one. she also saved the family's four dogs. wow all right, that'll do it for us sports wrap with joe and jason up next. you have a great evening and everyone the letter evening and everyone the letter cristina. ♪ ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ ♪ au

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coaches like thomas circle and club we have to work on our game we have to work on the group we have to waco work on the culture we have to work on the mentality so. like i said the list is long. one guy who certainly has been showing the right mentality is robin said now and he's on match day here off to helping to secure that precious point some minds. mindful people have been sent down the homegrown product of mine says youth system kept his team in the game against dortmund with his saves in the 1st half. and brown show which to rick say that having said no. because he's goal simple to make to stop him says that. they're only seem to be in the right place at the right time . mako really should have once again sydney comes up takes a month's look at the goalkeeper it's himself he'll do wonderfully to make this a. safe there may have been heroin but mike says man between the posts was also humble. and yeah i'm largely satisfied with one goal conceded i'd like to keep a clean sheet with a missed penalty and one goal conceded we can live with one point i can believe that in punk a 1000000. d

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and then video from hewitt, texas, near waco, 4.4 inches, the most waco has had in nearly 40 years. snowing this morning in tuscaloosa, alabama. your local weather in 30 seconds. but first select cities sponsored by carmax. >>> good monday morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. partly sunny today. we have a chance of rain, just one chance the next two weeks. it's in the north bay tomorrow. king tides and flooding possible, especially today and tomorrow, and then temperatures above average by 15 degrees. some record highs are possible later this week. 58 to 61. that's a couple of degrees warmer than average this afternoon. tonight pretty cloudy out there, most of us in the low to mid-40s. my acre >>> we'll be right back. >>> we'll be right back. what if i told you the best place to begin is within. with collagen, that supports our body from the inside, out. because when we feel supported from within (whir of treadmill, foot impact + heavy breathing) our confidence comes from way deeper. it's within us. i thought you'd control every part of me. overwhelm me. define me. but i

you are waco, texas. you are not a party. a political party needs to be based on ideas, on principles, on thoughts, on inclusiveness. and a political party needs to reject, needs to reject -- i don't care if they are republican voters or trump supporters. there is no reason, there is no way, there is no justification why the republican party should accept as part of its tent qanon conspiracy theorists or racists. they should have no space in this tenant. tenet. >> totally. i'm glad you brought it up. david brooks wrote it in the "new york times," talking about division in the church. here's what he wrote in the middle. he says the problem is how do you go about reattaching people to reality, right? because a lot of these folks, well, all of them on the 6th believed the president but still believe the lies. >> oh, well, listen, it's not going to be easy, right? there's been brainwashing. there's been an enormous amount of misinformation fed to people by state media and by republican leadership. so, i think the people who can m

from dallas to waco. waco picking up 4.4 inches, the most they've had in 40 years. it is a real mess out there. we've got another 12 hours of this, as it makes its way to the east. you can see, we've got winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories all the way into alabama. the system moving through. rain to the south, but snow from jackson up to tupelo, just to the west of birmingham, alabama. light snow this morning. 1 to 3 more inches possible through that region, and then it pushes off tuesday. tomorrow, rain early in the south. it lightens up, and the showers move offshore. rest of the country today, we are looking for a beautiful day out west, although, heavy rain up into the pacific northwest. bright skies through the southwest. again, a real mess through the southeast. a few snow showers in northern new england and upstate new york. plenty of sunshine through the plains. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. ♪ >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. look at our beautiful sunrise we're seeing over the so

it looks like from amarillo to abilene, possibly even maybe towards waco and shreveport, louisiana, kasie, we could be talking about snow on sunday. and kasie, i'll leave you with this. you see all those things on social media. i thought this one was great, summed it up perfectly. it said, "i'd like to cancel my subscription to 2021. i've experienced the free seven-day trial and i'm not interested." >> you know what, i'm right there. fingers crossed that we go up from here. bill karins, thank you very much, my friend. i hope you have a great weekend. >>> still ahead here, president-elect joe biden continues to add to his cabinet, but there's growing concern he won't have any of those officials confirmed on inauguration day p.m. we'll be back in just a moment. on inauguration day p.m. we'll be back in just a moment. happy ann. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your home deductible. it's a policy perk for being a farmers customer. (customer) do i have to do anything? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing?

getting into the heart of texas, dallas, just south of dallas we got winter storm watches posted, waco, lufkin, tyler to austin, just north of austin really. could see a few inches of snow tomorrow night into, say, monday morning. one to three inches in spots but i think out of the major cities is where you'll see the most significant accumulation but a few flakes certainly will fly in the big "d" which gets everybody excited. hopefully the roads will be okay. >>> good saturday morning, i'm lisa argen, you can see from walnut week we have clear sky but that's not the case everywhere, patchy dense fog from the delta through the north bay. it lifts and we're left with sunny skies, some high clouds today and tomorrow, but we're looking at warmer weather as we get into the middle and end of next week. as for today, about 60 over into the east bay, look for 60 in palo alto. a nice recovery from those 30s this morning. a slight c >>> one thing i have yet to do is wear a cowboy hat in the snow, so that's on my to-do list this year. if you're in central texas you'll get a little bit of that to

it's easy for us at home in our sweatpants today, the waco wet a bunch of more. on what i would ask you to do is give a little bit of sympathy for the double. if you are loving it at that time, this fear seems probable. what you are reading in the newspaper seems to reinforce what you are hearing and there is enough evidence and enough stuff that the radicals themselves are saying that seem to confirm your fears. there is always going to be some justification. there is always somebody out there who is going to try to do you fill. the question is is the threat this big? is it the space? or is it this bag? did not honest with a 1920 we had no idea. the person who absolutely had no idea where the operatives of the military intelligence division, despite what they were telling congress. now when you look at organized labor inside the united states in 1919, it's got some problems. it's not united. it's not organized in any way, shape, or form. on one hand, you have samuel, the long time -- he's a conservative guy. unless you are a skilled labor he will not let you in.

city of waco seeing biggest snow storm since 1982.wer across the lone star state and louisiana. the and this firefighter having a little of fun making a snow angel. i'm sure a lot of people are doing that down there. joe biden says he will unveil his vaccination plan this week. he made the announcement after getting the second deals of the vaccine yesterday. >> my number one priority is getting vaccine to people's arms. it's going to be hard. it's not going to be easy, but we can get it done. jillian: biden's reassurance comes after reports of panic on his team. biden criticized the team over their pledge to reach 100 vaccinations in 100 days. axios reports the trump administration is delivering new guidelines today to try to speed up the vaccination process. and the crimson tide back on top. watch. >> the crimson tide of the conference. >> the university of alabama rolling over ohio state to take home its 18th national championship. highsman winner devonta smith making history despite leaving the game early with a hand injury. caught

school -- i was in the fbi years ago and we had a lot of compound battles, would-be ruby ridge and waconities moving tight and strong and forward. >> in day and age i feel like we have to peel away the layers and talk about this in unfiltered truth. i felt like i can talk to you about this for hours. but unfortunately we have breaking news to get to. thank you both for bringing light to this conversation. >>> i do want to let you know before we go, we have sad news out of los angeles, former colleague of mine, legendary talk show host larry king died at 87. he had been hospitalized for covid earlier this month and kevin tibbles reflects on his five-decade-long career >> reporter: for more than 50 years on television and radio. >> indianapolis, hello. >> reporter: the famous and the infamous. >> it was a very traumatic experience. >> reporter: they all opened up to larry king. >> my number one motto, i never learned anything when i was talking. >> reporter: born in brooklyn in 1933, young larry zieger dreamed of a career in radio. he chose the name king from a liquor store add after movi

we'll see that transition into snow for a few folks here, even farther south down towards waco. across central areas of mississippi. we have a beg snowstorm across the south for your day today into today into tomorrow. we'll probably see another three to four inches in a few spots in central texas. by the end of this, six-inches, six inches of snow in texas is a big deal. you don't have all the equipment to handle that. big storm for you to deal with for today. guys? pete: got it, six inches in texas they will not deal with. thank you, rick. turning to additional headlines, debris and body parts after a plain plunges in the ocean near the indonesia capitol. it crashed minutes after takeoff. 62 people were onboard. authorities say they found the cockpit and voice data recorder from the plane eventually help the investigators understand how this terrible crash happened. >>> u.s. army reserve members reunited an american flag with its owner. they found it in rubble after the national christmas day explosion. members spotted the flag buried underneath the debris inside of a badly da

happy new year's from waco, texas. >> here's to much peace, health, unity and grace as we step into 2021>> happy new year! >> how are you doing? how are you doing? >> we love you guys. we miss you guys. are you guys -- do you guys want to do a little shot with us right now? i poured a little mini. >> i'm ready. let's go. >> i was born ready. >> this is a mini. to you guys. >> to 2021. cheers. >> to better things. >> you guys -- >> all right. let's get it. yeah. >> you guys have barely left your homes all year. desus, you've been in the bronx. mero, how has being in the house with four kids been? what have you learned from being at home all this time? >> i've learned that i have a much higher tolerance for alcohol than i used to have. you know what i'm saying? but also that you can have sex in a bathroom very quickly. >> okay. that's a key pandemic fakeaway. oh, fan. listen. >> my apple watch. there's no point. what am i tracking my steps for? i'm just going from room to room. >> you guys talked a lot about rudy giuliani this year. how would you characterize his role in 2020? >> so 2020 w