>> i saw ya'll in austin. at austin city. what'd you stay? austin city limits! yeah, oh, yeah. it was fun, right? >> jimmy: you can't beat the roots live. they're, like, the greatest live, yeah. >> and you're so lucky, you got them every night. >> jimmy: i know. everyone's -- we're having a great time out here. and now we have you. [ cheers and applause ] a triple treat. >> it's so fun. >> jimmy: "friday night lights." amazing show. you got nominated for an emmy this year, pal. that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: finally! finally, this is awesome. >> it's really exciting. >> jimmy: it feels good, right? >> yeah, yeah, it feels great. and we just wrapped our show, actually. we just finished our last season of "friday night lights." so, it's sad -- so we're really happy that we got nominations. >> jimmy: a little recognition. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, i'm hosting the emmys. >> i know! >> jimmy: i could pull some strings. [ laughter ] get a win in there. get a win for "friday night lights." "fnl." [ laughter ] what? >> are you s

. >> how about the boom in austin, texas, coming in at number one. you say it provides a great home for entrepreneurs and small business owners? >> yeah, i think austin is the proto typical business going in the next decade. it's got education and it's got a lot of public, private partnerships. the government does play a role, but it's very judicious. so the government, for example, has a capital funds and so they'll fund things, but they're not going to get their fingers in because they know that austin is this tremendous place for innovation. also, it's like the music capital of the country, and that actually spurs innovation among businesses. >> that's fascinating. why is that? >> well, programs. the same kind of thought process that goes into creating music, melding music is the same kind of thing that you do when you do programming. >> any city that wasn't on the list that surprised you because of not being on the list? >> well, both raleigh and durham. i have to make sure that keep them separate, in north carolina, also have a lot of these elem

. >>> nearly two dozen people in austin, texas are rushed to the hospital after a balcony tears away from the side of a condominium. >>> free vaccinations in a bay area community at the time when the state is facing a whooping cough epidemic. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. . >>> you would likely know that temperatures have been cooler than normal around the bay area this summer and it's been relatively quiet fire season, but as ktvu's john sasaki reports, firefighters are warning that all could change very quickly. >> reporter: cal fire is keeping its crews sharp for the big game, which could come at any time. today we watchedded as this crew trained for battle against an imagery fire in napa county. >> right now it's the heart of fire season. >> it absolutely is and people could get lulled into a sense of complacency, because we have had mild temperatures, but we're not. >> reporter: unlike in recent years, this year's mild weather has allowed crews to have a lot more dress rehearsals before having to face any major incidents. >> that is higher relative humidities which aff

bay area travelers southwest airlines is launching its own inner bird service between san jose and austin texas. starting november off the flights will connect to the country's high- tech cops alaska also operates the same route but american canceled its san jose austin service last year appeared oakland airport is joining a growing number of airports around the country which used body scanning technology. this is video from this morning at oakland international airport here for a start using its first unit today in terminal one carried passengers have the option of accepting or declining the bodies can cure those who declined us what for traditional metal detector and submit to pat down. >> a look at our 7 day forecast cooler conditions expected through the rest of the week. it's going to warm up slightly into the weekend but still stay below average. willful forecast for you in a few minutes. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are

. >> reporter: terry austin, c.e.o. of guardian analytics, a company that designs software to protect banks from cyber crime, says that his banking clients privately tell him that the threat of being hacked is getting worse. >> as we get into the security departments and talk with the executives at banks, they begin to acknowledge how serious a problem it is. >> reporter: that's partly because more and more people do their banking on line-- almost a third-- and it's partly because the crooks are getting more sophisticated and more organized into crime syndicates. but joe menn, who writes for the "financial times" talked to a group of bankers about the problem. >> the banking industry has got itself in a bit of trouble by telling everybody how safe on line banking is. that may have been true a while ago; it is not true now. >> reporter: the american bankers association-- acknowledges it encourages on line banking--because customers can check their own accounts on line to discover fraud. but finding fraud quickly is not e

but then i came back to austin in february of 2007. it was drizzling and that usually tamps down the turnout. but when i got to the rally, there was a crowd of over 20,000 people. 20,000 people. people of all ages and all races and all walks of life. i said that day that all of these people have now gathered just for me. you were there because you were hungry to see some fundamental change in america. you believe in an america where all of us, not just some of us, no matter what we look like, and a matter where we come from, all of us can reach for our dreams. all of us can make of our lives but we will. we can determine our own destiny. that is what we have been fighting for over the past 18 months. i said it then that we would end of the iraq war as swiftly and responsibly as possible. that is a promise we're keeping this month. we will and combat operations in iraq. [applause] i said we would make health care more affordable and give you more control over your health care. that is a promise we're keeping. young people are going to b

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>> in austin. >> larry: you're touring all summer? >> all summer. in june we go to europe and come back just in time to do the picnic. >> larry: you got a joke? >> i got some. i don't know if they're -- how about a golfing joke. >> larry: a golfing joke? >> yeah, a golfing joke. this lady went to the pro shop and told the pro the bee had stung her and did he have anything for a bee sting. he said, where did it sting you? she said between the first and second hole. he said, well, first of all, your stance is too wide. >> larry: funny. all right. let's close with a song, you and i. >> let's do it. ♪ sometimes i wonder why i spend the lonely nights ♪ ♪ dreaming of a song and the melody haunts my memory ♪ ♪ and i am once again with you ♪ when our love was new and each kiss an inspiration ♪ >> larry: the nightingale comes in. ♪ but that was long ago and now my consolation is in the stardust of the song ♪ ♪ when the stars are bright and you are in my arms and the nightingale tells a fairy tale ♪ ♪ of paradise where roses grew ♪ i

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>> and steve austin. >> jimmy: stone cold steve austin. >> terry crews. >> jimmy: terry crews is hilarious. >> who else? >> jimmy: that ufc guy, yeah. that fighter, um -- >> randy couture. >> jimmy: randy couture. >> randy couture, yeah. >> jimmy: randy couture. we already said him. >> randy couture, he's -- >> jimmy: schwarzenegger makes a cameo. >> bruce willis. >> jimmy: we can say that. bruce willis. even just the cardboard cutouts -- 'cause i went to the movie theater, right, and i saw your poster, the cardboard cutout, people we were posing with that. [ laughter ] they're like "look at this thing. this is unbelievable." >> in the poster, those weren't my legs, though. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? whose legs are they? >> i don't know. but i said, "i would never wear boots like that." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so now we know how mickey rourke wears his boots. but it was like -- it must have been -- >> stallone is great to work with, because he's got a -- i don't know how he -- he writes very quick. and then he called me up and he said, "would you do a couple days on it for me?" h

>> oh, i've got probably 12, 15, around the house there in austin. i really play one. and that's the old martin trigger and i play it -- >> larry: why do you call it trigger? >> i don't know. just my pet name for, like, roy rogers' horse was trigger, so i decided to name my guitar -- >> larry: how long songs? i guess you don't even know, have you written? >> i don't know, 2,000, 3,000, maybe more. >> larry: how many cds have you collected? >> i don't either. there has been a lot of compilations, bootlegs, different ones, i don't know, hundreds. >> larry: which of your songs, this may be hard with all of them, are you proudest of? >> well, the ones that "crazy, funny how times sway," "on the road again". >> larry: how did you come up with "crazy," a great song, a great tune. >> i don't know where it came from. it was a melody that was there and the word crazy was there. i think i ripped off floyd tillman a little bit somewhere along the way. >> larry: do you hear music in your head? >> sure, yeah. i hear melodies. >> larry: you're writing all the time? >> i could, if i

presidente barack obama estuvo en la ciudad de austin , dijo de lo que importa el título de la universidad >>presidente barack obama empezó con un almuerzo , luego le dieron la bienvenida , luego dio inicio a la recuperacion de la economía del país , es para las universidad que dijo que es lo que se pide para mejorar el país porque no todos tienen un tutulo universitario en cambio otros si como corea del sur , esto es bienvenido por la gente de el estado de texas que le dijeron que sea para todo en especial para indocumentados como perla que dijo que su carrera se paro al separarla de sus padres es injusto >>estos que se oponen dicen que la solución es de presidente barack obama> >>el no es líder tiene el gobierno completo , no lo hizo >>el gobernador perry en una carta dijo que estaba preocupado por la seguridasd en la frontera >>es que trabajadores de la construcción de la carretera 24 haran el trabajo por 3 pies cada 3 metros para hacerlo en 3 años >>ahora tenga cuidado si maneja , no tiene algo para manos libres es que la policía mañana multara por hacer llamadas por el telñ

what if we could connect across time and space entrepreneurs from austin, boston, and fort wayne? we could leverage the innovation around the new business idea. i think what broadband most will do we cannot anticipate. will create green at tak, clean tech, many fields we do not know about. there will be applications and innovations that i believe will revitalize this country. it will be a combination of generational energy -- this wonderful millennial generation that gets the technology. we have the experience of people with gray hair who have started a few businesses and failed. that is an area we cannot predict, but i would like to see more support for those kinds of programs. >> it is interesting. i recently searched for free web design class is. i was curious how easy it would be to start a website or business. there are courses you can take on line that are free web development courses. i found the web academy. part of your practice and training in this free course -- the payment is creating a web site for a nonprofit. you're not only leaving with the skills. you have a portf

. >> tambiÉn el presidente barak obama visita hoy la ciudad texana de austin. el gobernador de texas, el republicano perry, saludarÁ al presidente barak obama con quien ha querido reunirse desde hace ya bastante tiempo. la vocera de perry dijo que el gobernador quiere aprovechar la oportunidad para poder expresarle sus preocupaciones por la frontera anamÉxico donde se encuentra precisamente texas. por lo que Él considera los fallidos esfuerzos de seguridad fronteriza. >> y en una ironÍa, en arizona, cientos de mujeres indocumentadas trabajan realizando los uniformes de los militares, policÍas. llegan con Órdenes de 100 a 200 uniformes para agentes federales y oficiales locales y dependen de jÓvenes costureras rocedentes de mÉxico. >> el cemento que sellÓ el pozo en el golfo de mÉxico ya se enduceriÓ. inyectarÁn más cemento para dar una situaciÓn permanente al problema. por su parte, las autoridades federales crearon un plan de acciÓn por si un huracÁn azota la zona del golfo antes de limpiar por completo el derrame. >> el servicio nacional del t

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el discurso fue en la universidad de texas en austin. y el presidente también, participó en eventos en texas para recaudar fondos para candidatos demócratas. y un nuevo estudio en méxico. dice que las niñas norteamericanos se están desarrollando más rápido que en el pasado, en particular las niñas latina y afroamericanas. lourdes del río nos dice por qué ocurre esto. >>> un nuevo estudio revela que las niñas estadounidense se desarrollan físicamente más rápido. tendencia que predomina por décadas y cada vez preocupa más a los expertos. en la calle este desarrollo prematuro es un secreto avo ceso. >>> hemos notado en niñas de 3 y medio a 4 años de edad que han desarrollado su busto mucho más que usualmente que se veía antes. >>> un 15% de las hispanas entran en la puvertad a los 7 años y la cifra se duplica cuando cumplen 8. a esa edad un 31% de las hispanas inician entonces, su desarrollo frente al 43% de las afroamericanas y 18% de las blancas no hispanas las conclusión del trabajo pub cada por la revista me dir m

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their true enemy is a rogue cia agent also starring bruce willis, gently, steve austin and mickey rourke. >> you're welcome. >> the expendable is rated r. michael serta is a 22 year-old bass guitarist who met the girl of his dreams in a comic fantasy scott program vs. the world. the only problem, she has seven evil x's he must defeat before he can win her heart. >> fighting over ramona. >> and to get my e-mail explain the situation. >> based on the graphic novel is rated pg-13. >> now live look outside of the friday traffic seen in this is the bay bridge toll plaza you can see the left side were the pay dates are backed up. look at the fast track lane just moving across as they head into san francisco. the right side east of traffic moving quite well. kron 4 news at 5:00 is coming up next.

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. >>> al menos aquÍ en miami las condiciones del tiempo, son mejor que austin texas y el sur de la naciÓn, experimenta temperaturas que sobrepasan los 102 grados observamos y en miami, no digo que no haga calor. tenemos 94 grados nada en comparaciÓn a ellos. donde la situaciÓn es bastante fresca hacia new york y nada, seÑores que comparaciÓn con nosotros los Ángeles con 67 grados pero bueno. vamos a la acciones hay fuertes lluvias a esta hora de la tarde. se debe a este sistema frontal interactuando obviamente con una masa de aire mÁs calida. cuando sucede eso. desarrollando fuertes tormentas de wisconsin como si fuera poco. hay fuertes tormentas para maÑana sobre chicago, tenemos ante ciclÓn que es responsabilidad de todo el noreste con condiciones placenteras hacia el sureste. aquÍ tenemos los remanentes especialmente en lousiana. hacia porciones de la florida. remo y faourlt yugoslavo vÍas hacia lousiana. y por esta razÓn, tenemos a salÍs de alerta de altas temperaturas, condiciones severas hacia el centro del paÍs. noreste despejado y todo el noroeste, lo que sÍ, uno otr

can see the intersection quarter off but that's not where the shooting took place it took place at austin which is near here but not. again police officers are on the scene there in the search rate now looking for the gunman carried pam. >> first of all this or any indication even though it's early that the shooting had any connection to the investigation that the task force was involved >> >> at this point we don't know what we can tell you is they said as part of that investigation that's how the officer was shot. one would assume he came in contact with someone there were looking for or ran into someone else. one could draw the conclusion that this was someone they were looking for but at the same time i would necessarily jump to that conclusion until we hear that firsthand. >> in light of the fact that the areas blocked out what's the effect on traffic in the area? >> we can tell you traffic in the area basically right around this any year of nine is a macarthur we can tell you that least one block and all directions is cut off. this is very suburban here many homes in the area. peopl

he he was a great punt returner in austin. bernard scott gets halfway to the goal line. >> cris: shipley broke the record of roy williams, the cowboys' receiver there. al, we could have touchdown, two-point conversion, another touchdown, on-side kick and two-point conversion, tie this thing right up. >> al: i'm going to wash your mouth out with soap. second and goal. at the 1. under a minute to play. palmer. fires back of the end zone. caught. touchdown. that is darius hill with his first catch of the night to make it 16-6. >> cris: going to come all the way across the field. jordan palmer just going to buy a little time. did a nice job evading victor butler. darius hill's got one he's going to remember for a while. >> al: they're lining up to kick an extra point. >> cris: at this point, it may >> cris: at this point, it may be more important for them to see dave rayner kick than to try and win the game. >> al: i can't believe. i think he's seen enough of dave rayner kick. he barely makes the extra point. the bengals, with the