. >> pelley: and you, too, a little bit, austin. you had to grow up pretty fast. >> arielle metzger: yeah. >> austin metzger: yeah. >> arielle metzger: every time i see, like, a teenager or any other kid fighting with their parents or arguing with them and, like, not doing what they're told, it really hurts me. because they could be in my shoes. and, of course, i don't want them to be in my shoes. but they need to learn to appreciate what they have and who they have in their life, because it may be the last day they might have it. >> pelley: at the end of this day, when the play was over and the kids were ready for bed, tom metzger judged the lighting behind the theater and decided this was as good a spot as any in seminole county to make a home for the night. we're happy to report that the metzgers have moved out of their truck and into a home with a year's rent paid up. no one in our report asked for anything, but many of you wanted to help. as a result, in addition to the metzgers, jade wiley's family and the coates family have a

>> austin calhoun is now breathing on his own which is an improvement, but it is uncluer how well he is going to -- it is unclear how well he hillary cover. he sustained his injury when's he was shot with a projectile possibly in the head after he was trying to harm himself. this is 16-year-old austin calhoun before and after an incident with santa clara police early sunday morning. >> he was in the icu and he had brain surgery for a clot to be removed off his brain from blunt force trauma is what they said it was. >> the trauma happened after austin left the party intoxicated. he wandered to a fire station and called 9-1-1. several officers responded. >> they found a young man out in public holding a knife to his throat. >> santa clara police captain says a negotiator was called in, but police were forced to act when austin came toward officers. they fired two rubber pro projectiles. austin fell to the ground and was handcuffed, but his dad says that wasn't all. >> they released the dog on him, and it bit him on the shoulder. it store up and down his back. >> he was brought to the m

austin, texas... we are all here to represent the country we love this is for everyone back home it's go time. across america, we're all committed to team usa. >> check this out. a new poll, 83% of doctors have considered quitting the profession because of obama care. tomorrow, house republicans are going to try for the 31st time to get this law repealed. here now, the vice chair of the house republican conference. welcome to both of you. peter quewelch, i just want to k to you. this is incredible. 83% of doctors, they're thinking about quitting because they think they won't get paid under obamacare. what's your response to that? not getting paid under obamacare. >> you used the right word, larry, incredible. the american medical association supports obamacare. this group thinks illegal imglants spread leprosy. they're against vaccinating things for kids like polio. so this is just a totally bogus report. it serves the interest of folks who want to repeal, as you say, for the 31st time, the health car

>> austin calhoun is now breathing on his own which is an improvement, but it is uncluer how well he is going to -- it is unclear how well he hillary cover. he sustained his injury when's he was shot with a projectile possibly in the head after he was trying to harm himself. this is 16-year-old austin calhoun before and after an incident with santa clara police early sunday morning. >> he was in the icu and he had brain surgery for a clot to be removed off his brain from blunt force trauma is what they said it was. >> the trauma happened after austin left the party intoxicated. he wandered to a fire station and called 9-1-1. several officers responded. >> they found a young man out in public holding a knife to his throat. >> santa clara police captain says a negotiator was called in, but police were forced to act when austin came toward officers. they fired two rubber pro projectiles. austin fell to the ground and was handcuffed, but his dad says that wasn't all. >> they released the dog on him, and it bit him on the shoulder. it store up and down his back. >> he was brought to the m

>> austin calhoun is now breathing on his own which is an improvement, but it is uncluer how well he is going to -- it is unclear how well he hillary cover. he sustained his injury when's he was shot with a projectile possibly in the head after he was trying to harm himself. this is 16-year-old austin calhoun before and after an incident with santa clara police early sunday morning. >> he was in the icu and he had brain surgery for a clot to be removed off his brain from blunt force trauma is what they said it was. >> the trauma happened after austin left the party intoxicated. he wandered to a fire station and called 9-1-1. several officers responded. >> they found a young man out in public holding a knife to his throat. >> santa clara police captain says a negotiator was called in, but police were forced to act when austin came toward officers. they fired two rubber pro projectiles. austin fell to the ground and was handcuffed, but his dad says that wasn't all. >> they released the dog on him, and it bit him on the shoulder. it store up and down his back. >> he was brought to the m

he joins us from austin, texas. welcome, detective. how are you? >> just fine, your honor. >> you were on the case from the start and amazingly you brought in the four defendants who were eventually indicted for the murder of these four young girls within 8 days of the fire and brutal murders. pierce, wellborn, scott and springsteen but then you cut them loose. why? >> we got to the point we couldn't go any further with them. we brought them in because maurice got caught with a .22 caliber pistol within three or four blocks of the crea crime . we weren't able to do anything on the ballistics to match it up. in the briefing maurice implicated the other three. so we were under an obligation to investigate his statement. we wired up maurice and he met with a wire to go talk to a couple of the others. it was pretty obvious for us and it was is pretty obvious listening to the wire that forest didn't have any idea what he was talking about but we went ahead and brought them all in, took statements from them and investigat

and in portsmouth like in austin, texas, st. louis, basically all of these places, this is organized by civilians to say thank you and welcome home. the iraq war is over, and those of us who did not fight it want to express our thanks and our welcome to those of us who did. so if you're in driving distance of austin, texas, on saturday or portsmouth, new hampshire, on sunday, we have

austin scott? >> no. >> mr. austin scott, no. >> mr. tipton? mr. tipton, no. >> mr. sutherland, no. >> mr. crawford, no. >> mr. crawford, no. [ inaudible ] mr. gibson? >> mr. gibson, no. >> mr. hol green, no. >> mr. hol green no. >> mr. schilling? >> no. >> mr. ribbel? no. mr. peterson, mr. peterson, no. >> mr. holden? no. >> mr. holden, no. >> mr. mcintyre? >> no. >> mr. bosswell, yes. >> mr. bosswell, yes. >> mr. baca. >> yes. >> mr. baca, yes. mr. cardoza. >> yes. >> mr. cardoza, yes. >> mr. david scott, yes. >> mr. david scott, yes. mr. kwaar, yes. >> mr. costa? >> yes. >> mr. costa, yes. mr. wallace? >> yes. >> mr. wallace, yes. mr. schrader? >> no. >> mr. schrader no. >> mr. kissel? >> yes. >> mr. kissel, yes. >> mr. owens? >> mr. owens no. mrs. pingry? >> yes. >> mr. pingry, yes. >> mr. courtney? >> yes. >> mr. courtney, yes. >> miss fudge? >> yes. >> miss fudge, yes. >> mr. sublime. >> yes. >> mr. sublime, yes. >> miss sewell? >> yes. >> miss sewell, yes. >> mr. nagbower? >> no. >> mr. nagbower, no. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> makes sense. >>

and in portsmouth like in austin, texas, st. louis, basically all of these places, this is organized by civilians to say thank you and welcome home. the iraq war is over, and those of us who did not fight it want to express our thanks and our welcome to those of us who did. so if you're in driving distance of austin, texas, on saturday or portsmouth, new hampshire, on sunday, we have details posted if you would like to go. again, they've been your wars. it's your country, you're invited. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> and once again, myth romney dis agragrees with mitt romney. >> from penalty to tax, mitt romney's evolving take on the health care ruling. >> the supreme court was the final word, right? they said it was a tax. >> it's a tax. >> mitt romney did an interview. >> mitt romney's campaign reversal. he said health care is a tax. >> there he goes again. it's mitt flip flopping. >> another flip flop. i said i agreed with the dece dissent, but the dissent lost. >> it is go

and in portsmouth like in austin, texas, st. louis, basically all of the places, this is organized by civilians to say thank you and welcome home. the iraq war is over, and those of us who did not fight it want to express our thanks and our welcome to those of us who did. so if you're in driving distance of austin, texas, on saturday or portsmouth, new hampshire, on sunday, we have details posted if you would like to go. again, they've been your wars. it's your country, you're invited. >>> mercury rising. a large swath of the u.s. enduring another day of relentless heat, but is there light at the end of the tunnel? >>> exit wound. shocking new video shows the moments leading up to a huge pileup on a dallas off ramp. >>> and -- with a bang. out with a bang. a technical glitch causes all of san diego's july 4th fireworks to go off at once. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm lynn berry. those stories and more straight ahead. 234is is "first look" on msnbc. >>> and we begin this morning with going to extremes. relief could be in sight

i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing a bit? >> mm-hmm. >> all right, look. you belong to any gangs or organizations? >> no. >> all right. i'm going to work with you. it's very important you don't get involved with anybody. no peer pressure. or anything. don't borrow no money from someone if you can't pay it back. don't get hooked up with no drugs if you can't deal with it. you understand what i'm saying? >> i don't do no kind of drugs. >> then i'll work with you. how much time you got? >> 70 years. >> damn. what kind of crime did you commit? >> robbery. >> home invasion? >> uh-huh. >> they don't want you doing that, man. that's a dangerous thing, man. you go to somebody's house. >> yep. >> you can't do that, partner. you understand what i'm talking about? austin, what you want to do? there's a lot of opportunities you can do while you're here. you get your high school education? >> yeah. >> and you wasted that? how old are you? >> 18. >> 18? you come right out of high school, and you go commit a crime. >> uh-huh. >> why? what y

there was then a 9:00 plane from la guardia to austin. i take that plane, and sometimes when i got off that plane, i felt you rent a car and drive west out of austin into the hill country, and in those days i felt like i was iffing from one end of the earth to the other. i'll never forget the first time i drove out there. about 40 miles out of johnson -- out of austin as you are heading towards johnson city. there's a rise. they call it round mountain, but it's really just a tall hill. as i came to the top, something made me pull my car over to the side of the road to get out on the shoulder and look down in front of me because i was looking at something that i had never seen before in my life. it was just emptiness. i was looking at a valley. i later found out it was 42 miles long and about 15 miles across. when i stood there first and looked at it, i felt that there wasn't a single human thing in it to be seen. just a tremendous expanse of emptiness, and then something happened. the cloud moved in front of the sun or away or something,

highway, which is really just an unpaved path between austin and fredericksburg, and he told me how he and lyndon would go down and sit on this corner of the fence, hour after hour, hoping for one new face to come along so they would have someone new to talk to. the land of almost incredible poverty, was there almost no cash there. you could get a dime from selling a dozen eggs, but you had to go to marble falls to sell it. marble falls was 22 miles away across the hills. and a friend of lyndon johnson's told me how he used to on saturdays ride those 22 miles carrying a dozen eggs in a basket in front of him, carrying them like this, so they wouldn't break. 22 miles like that to get a dime. and i came to realize that being from new york, i simply wasn't understanding. i came back and i told him one night, i'm not understanding these people and i'm not understanding this country, therefore, i'm not understanding lyndon johnson. would you mind if we moved here. ina, of course, said okay and for three years we rented a house up in the hill country, and i would spend day after day drivi

austin professor who actually cracked the drone code to prove how easy it is to hijack or. why there is monday july second four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you watching our team. let's just get this out in the open wiki leaks founder julian assange is in fact the target of a criminal investigation by the u.s. and those who have said so before have been accused of being paranoid or overly dramatic or touting conspiracy theories but the evidence is now starting to pile up now as i'm just currently awaiting an answer to his request for asylum in ecuador and top officials in the united states are not only keeping a close eye on what happens they're also working tirelessly to see if there's a way he could be extradited to the united states while the u.s. justice department has kept quiet on the matter for a while there's more evidence both from that both from the justice department itself and in a recent letter written by the u.s. army's. minal division which says as much but here's the latest democratic senator dianne feinstein has just issued a statement to us tril

this is 16-year-old austin calhoun before and after an incident with santa clara police early sunday morning. >> he was in icu and he had brain surgery for a clot to be removed from his brain from blunt force trauma is what they said it was. >> it was after austin left a party intoxicated. he wondered near a fire station and called 011. several officers responded. >> and they found a young man out in public holding a knife to his throat. >> santa clara police captain phil cook said a yelling aator -- said a negotiator was called in but police were forced to act when austin came toward officers. they fired two rubber projectiles. austin fell to the ground and was handcuffed but his dad said that wasn't all. >> they released the dog on him and bit him on the left shoulder and tore up down his back. >> austin was brought to santa clara valley medical center. >> sometimes he knows who i am, sometimes he doesn't. he doesn't know what year it is. >> doctors removed part of his skull to alleviate swelling. it's uncertain how much brain damage he may have suffered. his family believe police

this is 16-year-old austin calhoun before and after an incident with santa clara police early sunday morning. >> he was in icu and he had brain injury for a clot to be removed from his brain from plant force trauma is what they said it was. >> it was after austin left a party intoxicated. he wondered near a fire station and called 11. several officers responded. >> and they found a young man out in public holding a knife to his throat. >> santa clara police captain phil cook said a yelling aator was called in but police were forced to act when austin came toward officers. they fired two rubber projectiles. austin fell to the ground and was handcuffed but his dad said that wasn't all. >> they reieased the dog on him and bit him on the left shoulder and tore up down his back. >> austin was brought to santa clara valley medical center. >> sometimes he knows who i am, sometimes he doesn't. he doesn't know what year it is. >> doctors removed part of his skull to alleviate swelling. it's uncertain how much brain damage he may have suffered. his family believe police used too much force. >>

a judge in austin dismissed the complaint filed by lance armstrong. he asked the court to block the latest doping charges against him. the allegations made against him could strip him of his 7 tour de france victories. his attorneys will refile the lawsuit. >>> their set to take up the leash law that passed this year. it prohibits dogs being off leash at the park. they collected signatures to put a referendum on on the ballot. >>> in texas, it was an

petersen director of freedom works joins us now welcome austin was so contrary. to popular belief it's not a done deal is that well not necessarily you see you paul has conceded that he won't likely be the republican nominee but that doesn't mean that there aren't small battles if you want to long the way you see the republican national convention in tampa will be a battle not necessarily for the nomination but it will be a battle to shape the platform the platform is the national dialogue it's what do republicans care about what do they agree on one of the issues that they all say that we're all going to move forward on so i think that the ron paul delegates who are going to be going to the republican national convention are necessarily going to be focused on winning the nomination outright although it's not impossible if you were to win a plurality of delegates he's name could still be put put forward as a candidate and if something were to happen to mitt romney between now and then god forbid then there is a chance that he could take a step up and take that ro

. >> maxwell austin is a toledo resident who follows politics closely and takes them to task. especially coniff. he said he broke a pledge of ethics not to run for mayor. >> he said i plan to stay my term, i'm going to do what i'm going to do, not running for mayor, only a few weeks later to come out and say, you know what, i'm going to run for mayor. >> this is an important issue. i want to actually communicate it to people. >> austin is not happy when he sees him campaigning literally at his front door. >> all of a sudden i was sitting on my porch one morning. people showed up. someone approached me to let me know who was going to be coming, and would i want to put on a t-shirt and come down and join them. i let him know what i thought and told them no. >> coniff's staff updates him on the situation. >> i think there was some indication that there was a guy there who was, you know, a bit ornery, but we decided to go forward with it. >> we have a situation in toledo. >> as coniff launches into his talking points about faulty waterline, austin makes his voice heard. >> run for

. >> brown: miles o'brien has the story of an austin, texas, neighborhood that uses "smart grid" technology to track and control its energy consumption. >> the fishers have two solar volume dayic power system, sophisticated digital metres and state of the art thermostats that allow them to fine-tune their indoor climate here orion line when they're away. >> we >> woodruff: we update the presidential campaign as the candidates trade shots over outsourcing jobs. >> brown: mark shields and michael gerson analyze the week's news. >> woodruff: and we close with a report from south sudan about a flood of refugees fleeing the violence, only to encounter grim

i'll never forget the first time i drove out there about 40 miles out of austin as you're heading toward johnson city, there's a rise and they call it a round mountain, but it's just a tall hill, but as i came to the top of it, something made me pull my car over to the side of the road and get out on the shoulder and look down in front of me because i was looking at something that i had never seen before in my li life. it was just emptiness. i was looking at a valley and i later found out it was 42 miles long and 15 miles across, and when i stood there first and looked at it, i felt that there wasn't a single human thing in it to be seen. just a tremendous expanse of emptiness and then something happened, the cloud moved in front of the sun or away from the sun or something and all of a sudden there was a light glinting off a little huddle of houses in the middle of the empty space and that was johnson city, texas and lyndon johnson was growing up and the population there was 367 at one point. when i came out it was 362, and i think i had stopped the car then and got out of it because i

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so, we get in the car, it's in austin and people told me that austin was, you know, very liberal part of texas. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> and we just kept driving. oh, we just kept driving and i was looking back and i saw, like, austin receding, like getting smaller and then it was gone and just red dirt roads and, like, trailer homes and finally we took off from the highway and we drive in and it was the weirdest thing i'ven seen. it was like in this neighborhood, it wasn't a trailer park. there were trailer homes but they had their own lots. and this couple, they had, you know, just above a trailer home, it's like, you know, the kind of houses that have three pieces. >> jimmy: premanufactured home. >> you see the bathroom on the freeway, you know? >> jimmy: right. >> that's kind of house. but like, in the driveway, i was the weirdest thing. they had these eight cars, like, old greek palasade in the driveway. the ones closest to the road, things were growing out of them. all dusty. apparently they have separation anxiety with their old kacars s they -- >> jimmy: just keep them there?

austin professor who actually cracked the drone code to prove how easy it is to hijack. is monday july second eight pm in washington d.c. my name is christine frizz hour and you are watching our t.v. . let's begin this hour with a closer look at the elections in mexico yesterday the country went to the polls and although the results are not totally official yet and wreak a penny on the at though is believed to be the winner the next president of mexico he has thirty eight percent of the vote despite being in the party that ruled in mexico with an iron fist for more than seven decades up until the year two thousand now the party accused of being corrupt will be back in power after twelve years of what many say may have been a government with less corruption but much more danger in terms of violence with tens of thousands of people killed still critics of the next president say his party has not cleaned up their act at all in a column in the l.a. times a few months ago the editor in chief of the mexican law review john ackerman says this pena nieto is a wolf in sheep's clo

for -- austin humane society. >> a microchip helped identify soba. >>> all right. the last thing you need in the bathroom is someone talking to you, right? some men are hearing voices coming from the urinal. that's coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> plus, a new political ad has one side crying foul. is it a fair shot or did it go way too far. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. with copd, i thought i'd

austin professor who actually cracked the drone code to prove how easy it is to hijack one. and dreaming of an economic recovery as american families forego summer vacations the government tries to fix its financial woes by luring foreign tourists to the u.s. we'll show you how uncle sam is trying to shine up like a new padding. it is monday july second to seven pm in washington d.c. my name is christine for you're watching our team. always and quite often hear it r t about the drawbacks of drones how many of them are being used as surveillance vehicles limiting privacy in a society where let's be honest a big brother has been watching us in other ways for years now well now there's a new set of concerns and they have to do with the way in which our own drones could be used against us of course the whole reason unmanned aerial vehicles are able to be unmanned is because someone is controlling them remotely so even if the drone can be physically hijacked it can it turns out be hacked a team of researchers at the university of texas has proven this and i want to show you some

and that was austin peterson director of production for freedom works and that's going to do it for us for now but for more on the stories we covered go to you tube dot com slash r t america and for the latest information on the stories and a few that we didn't do today go to our web site r t dot com slash usa you can also find me on twitter i'm at christine we'll be back here in thirty minutes. we just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old and she told the truth. i have a confession i am a total get a friend that i love robyn hitchcock music video and pretty. much it was kind of yesterday. i'm very aware of the.

and i believe that the memorial stadium in austin. i believe we will see a video that describes that. he obtained his doctorate from cornell university. the chair now recognizes dr. humphreys for his statement. >> members of the said committee, you may have heard these reports that at about this time last month my students and i from the university of texas a hijacked a civilian unmanned aerial vehicle, a small helicopter, and brought it down relocation. i'm here to talk about what we did and what the implications are and what can be done to address the problem. how did we hijack this small helicopter? we exploited a weakness in the global positioning system. gps signals come in two flavors. there is the second class of signals, a civilian signals. they are not been corrected. they are freely accessible. that explains their usefulness. it also opens up a vulnerability. it makes them easy to counterfeit. just like monopoly money, they have a detailed structure. they do not have any built-in protection against counterfeit ng.i almost al

happen so was this his last chance or is hope still one for ron paul joining me to discuss this is austin peterson director. for freedom works then is this every chance that ron paul had to have these fifteen minutes to speak at the convention it is that not going to happen now not really actually there so there's a little bit of a light at the end the tunnel for ron paul supporters delegate counts and totals that's a really complex topic and it's really hard for people understand even the mainstream media and i work for fox news for a couple of years and i was one of the only people who was able to really understand this because i've worked in politics before but a lot of people who work in the media haven't done politics before so they don't understand how fluid some of these delegate counts can be and everybody's forgetting the big elephant in the room ever but nobody said nevada everybody forgot the fact that nevada was one of the states where he did take the plurality of delegates so there was no vadra there was maine minnesota louisiana which is a little bit questionable and also io

. >> brown: miles o'brien has the story of an austin, texas, neighborhood that uses "smart grid" technology to track and control its energy consumption. >> the fishers have two solar volume dayic power system, sophisticated digital metres and state of the art thermostats that allow them to fine-tune their indoor climate here orion line when they're away. >> we >> woodruff: we update the presidential campaign as the candidates trade shots over outsourcing jobs. >> brown: mark shields and michael gerson analyze the week's news. >> woodruff: and we close with a report from south sudan about a flood of refugees fleeing the violence, only to encounter grim conditions in camps on the border. >> they don't have much reserve, they have been walking for six weeks, four weeks, six weeks so it is a very vulnerable group and it is the little kids and elderly are the ones that suffer the most. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: bnsf carnegie corporation and with the >> ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and