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riley, kansas. >> never been to kansas before. didn't hear a whole lot of good things about it, i guess, besides being flatland and nothing to do and all that stuff. so i moved my daughter and my wife out to a little town called ogden, kansas, right outside of ft. riley. >> in the '80s ft. riley is home to the 1st infantry division, the big red 1. it's the oldest division in the army. with a rich history, lowery is happy to be part of. >> i thought i was a good soldier. i was moving up in rank. i enjoyed being in the army. on the flip side of that, the late '70s s so i grew up with my friends in high school. we partied a lot. you know, we drank and things like that. and that continued to be a part of my life even when i was a soldier. >> and that's what eddie lowery is up to the night of july 26th, 1981. he's throwing a party at his trailer. but around 3:00 a.m., growing tired of the company, lowery steps out for some fresh air. he doesn't get far. >> when i left my trailer, aim down the dirt road right here that was in front of m

expact traffic in kansas city. >>> nick valencia, trying to stay warm in kansas city. >> we appreciate it. >> he's bundled up. thanks so much. >>> americans all over are gearing up for christmas trips. this weather really reeking havoc on travelers. george, good morning to you, are you seeing any delays, cancellations there? >> reporter: pamela, so far, so good. a very different scene than what we saw with nick in kansas city. no snow on the ground here in chicago, yet. and "yet" is the operative word as weather conditions will change throughout the day. guys, this could time out just right through travelers at least through this airport, again one of the world's busiest airports. so far the weather is cooperating. keep in mind also a lot of travelers are getting on the roads. getting to the airports early. you see the lines building at chicago o'hare. right now look at the boards, no delay, that's great news at this airplane. look at other airports around the country. keep in mind the weather through chicago is chaining. we can expect delays from 1 to 2 hours through chicago. through

to others willard garvey the demise of the spirit of kansas. he was a true entrepreneur who could spit out ideas rapid-fire. put a fish farm in grain elevators or tv program to teach people to train dogs long before caesar came along, or even let's start our own country, our own country. bobwhite, an executive said to me willard had 10,000 more ideas in the time he had to put them into action and another story bob page told, had to introduce himself to a group of people, my job each month is to pick 30 or 31 ideas willard garvey has thrown out and get rid of 29 of them. this guy was like -- he wanted his best ideas to come back to wichita. you wanted to make a model city to be, quote, admired and imitated by communities elsewhere as the best place to work, raise a family and enjoy life. whether you love or hate him there was a war about willard garvey and i tried to provide a sampling of it in the book. many people knew he was an avid swimmer. he was a great contributor to the ymca program and started the wichita swim club. he was a championshi

kansas city did. but andrew luck and the indianapolis colts right now have been playing as well as anybody. and going into kansas city, i know how tough that is to try to go in there and get a win. the fact they have that under their belt will weigh in their favor. >> we all know the saints are one team when they're playing in the superdome and different on the road. who knows what the weather will be like in philadelphia next week but let's say it's 35 degrees or whatever, how do you see the saints and the eagles stacking up? >> i can't wait to watch it. rob ryan is one of those defensive coordinators that will do anything. chip kelly calling the plays for the philadelphia eagles is one of those guys that will do anything. we're going to get a whole lot of we'll do anything calls in that game. it probably will be as excites as anything we've seen all year. >> another manic sunday to wrap up the 2013 regular season. we'll be with you again for that doubleheader, wild card saturday next saturday right

he went out to kansas, because kansas territory was where slavery -- they were trying to decide whether kansas, when it was being settled, whether there should be slavery -- slavery should be allowed or not. so the pro-slavers, people who were for slavery, came into kansas and they attacked the yankees, who were coming from boston and new york and philly and so forth. john brown went out there with a wagonload of guns, and he got busy. he started kicking the pro- slavers around. when i say "pro-slavers," i'm saying that a lot of these pro- slavers became the jesse james and these mythic figures that were mytholocized, or made into great legends in mythology in american history. john brown went out there and he started wearing them out. eventually, he came back east and he attacked america's biggest arsenal in what is now harper's ferry, west virginia, in an attempt to take over and get -- well, they made 100,000 guns there. he attempted to take it over. he wanted to start a war against slavery and expected the blacks to come and join him and bring america into slavery. what he did, real

our nick valencia joins us live outside of kansas city international airport. and, nick, could this really get any more messier? >> reporter: good evening, rosa. yeah, it is expected to get messier, believe it or not. temperatures here hovering in the 20s all day. but it really felt more like it's been in the teens and that's the story for much of the country's midsection, they're dealing with rain, sleet, and snow. from cars skidding on frozen roads and some flipping over, to flight delays at the nation's airports, and expected power outages. it's beginning to look a lot like a holiday travel nightmare. >> it could indeed be the perfect storm with an increase in the travelers and the increase in the distance travelers are going. >> reporter: here's a wild forecast, ice storm warnings in oklahoma and severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes across the south. heavy snow and flooding in the nation's midsection. who's going to be impacted? more than 94 million americans traveling this week. already dangerous driving conditions this morning in kansas and iowa. >

. >>> you saw the burgundy and gold today take a 45-10 beatdown from the kansas city chiefs. tonight everybody is asking how long are the shanahans going to be around? >> that is the big question. according to multiple reports out tonight, owner dan snyder, gm bruce allen stayed behind at fedex field a few hours later than every 1 else this evening, most expecting mike -- everyone else this evening, most expecting mike shanahan to be fired. the question is when? tonight or tomorrow, the end of the season? we'll have to wait and see, but after today's debacle at the snow something needs to change at the top and this team needs more talent on the field, an overall change. i understand the weather was bad and footing wasn't ideal, but when you look back at the game, that didn't seem to bother the kansas city chiefs one bit. they were dead set on stopping a three game losing streak. the redskins looked like they really wanted no part of the weather elements or competing. kansas city threaded washington especially on special teams nearly 300 yards on kick returns. the redskins had

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a senator: i thank my colleague from kansas. mr. coats: i'm glad he mentioned his own personal experiences and our experiences together with this. it's more than about the senator from indiana and the senator from kansas. it's about this institution. it's about the future of the united states senate. what kind of a body are we going to be? are we going to be the senate that has been the senate for 225 years? with the rights of the majority being able to express -- our majority leader can look across the aisle and say the former chairman of the agriculture committee, former secretary of agriculture can't have a say in what the farm bill says. i mean, it's a treasure trove of experience. it's a treasure trove of knowledge of the whole agricultural sector, and the majority leader simply says because i'm in power and i can tell you what you can do and what you can't do. forget it. forget your adjustments to this. but that leads us right into the most egregious power grab of all, and that was when under total democrat control both in the

it has gotten colder in kansas city. 21 degrees. the weather feels like 14 degrees. we have seen light snow flurries through the country's mid section. that is where we will see the brunt of the storm. from cars skidding on frozen roads and some flipping over, to flight delay at the nation's airports and expected power out ages. it is beginning to look like a travel nightmare. thunderstorms and possible tornadoes across the south. heavy snow and flooding in the nation's mid section. who will be impacted? more than 94 million americans traveling this week. already dangerous driving conditions in kansas and iowa. >> just tried to stop. i couldn't. my car went out. >> reporter: if you are flying, watch on the for possible flight cancellations in the midwest. after two-hour delays in kansas city, chicago and dallas with more delays up the east coast on sunday. travel experts say it is best to check ahead before leaving home. >> we really recommend that travelers be smart. they plan ahead and take advantage of smartphone technology and keeping up to date on travel conditi

cnns nick valencia has the latest from kansas city. >> reporter: all day in kansas city, temperatures hovering in the 20s. it feels more like it's in the teens. snow flurries have been going on and off all day long. it's created problems for those on the road. interstate 44 in missouri has been a big concern for officials. the slick road conditions causing travelers to take their time on the roadways. it's had an impact throughout the united states. des moines, iowa, we saw cars, accidents there, people taken to the hospital. tulsa, oklahoma, oklahoma city waking up saturday morning to freezing rain and colder conditions than they wanted. back here in kansas city, the weather has had an impact on airport travel, a handful of flights canceled at kansas city international airport. it's expected to worsen. an official said they expect more cancellations by airlines later this evening. nick valencia, cnn, kansas city, missouri. >> thank you so much. >>> this wild weather is doing a number on air travel. according to flightaware.com, more than 570 flights have been canceled across the coun

. >> talking about the kansas city chiefs and not the snow. winston will not be facing charges, and >> now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> they were back on the court at verizon center, against high point and the players took advantage. we begin in the first half. look at this, he spots up beyond the arc, and he was on fire. as we move ahead, for the bucket -- he takes it to the right side and he will bank it in. win,cruised to an 80-45 staying unbeaten at home. suspended ahas player for stopping -- stopping on a south florida player last night. this is not excepted at george mason. he will not play against oklahoma on sunday at the bb and c classic. james winston will not be accused of sexual assault by the state's attorney. they concluded there was no likelihood of a conviction. his attorney said that his client is innocent, with the possibility of a civil suit against the accuser. they say people always look at him differently because of this case. and now the suggestion goes back to football -- the

kansas city, where there's snow and ice. and memphis, where it will be rainy later today. >>> a stunning turnaround by a young newlywed in montana, confessing to murdering her husband eight days after their wedding. >> just before closing arguments, jordan graham agreed to a last-minute plea deal. the 22-year-old seen here in her first dance with her husband, cody johnson, there you see it, says that she pushed him to his death as they argued at glacier national park. >> i just want to say, the family is very thankful for the outcome of this case. it was very emotional. it's been a long haul for us. >> graham's guilty plea to second-degree murder came after prosecutors offered to drop a first-degree murder charge. she faces life in prison when she's sentenced in march. >>> there's a verdict in texas sparking outrage this morning. 16-year-old ethan couch got no prison time for killing four people while driving drunk. his attorney said he suffered from what he called affluenza because his wealthy parents didn't set boundaries.

kansas city, up towards milwaukee, close to a foot of new snow expected overnight tonight. numerous delays, and that's also hampering a lot of the holiday deliveries as well. we here on our coast, a lot better. we'll look at the forecast coming up. >> lucky us. thank you. >>> target is making its customers some new offers today as it tries to recover from a massive credit card brief. this week it was revealed thieves stole credit card information from 40 million customers. the retail giant is offering a 10% discount this weekend and there were good crowds at this target in emeryville. target announced customers affected by the breach would bear absolutely no liability for any fraudulent charges. target is providing free credit monitoring to all affected customers. >>> preparations are well underway for monday night's football game at candlestick park. the last game ever at the stick. ground crews have been painting the 49ers colors on the turf, and papers on the seat will be used on a card stunt. the 49ers moved in 1971, and there are logos for 22 of the 42 years. >> a lot

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nick is in the icy city of kansas city, missouri. nick, earlier and through the day, we watched the layers pile on you. you had a hat on to a scarf. i said i wanted to see your foot gear, if you have boots on or heavier socks. what's going on with your attire? >> reporter: you have to have the boots. i wish i had leggings. when you see your breath, you start to put on the layers. that's time. >> i'll take your word for it. we don't want to see your leggings. or the socks. >> reporter: the flurries have continued throughout the day and morning and afternoon. the freezing rain is on the way for the midwest. they are dealing with freezing rain, sleet and a lot of snow. from cars skidding on frozen roads and some flipping over to flight delays at the nation's airports, expected power outages, it's beginning to look a lot like a holiday travel nightma nightmare. >> it could be the perfect storm with increase in travelers and the distance they are going. >> reporter: ice storm warnings in oklahoma. severe thunderstorms and tornadoes across

it is a foxness alert we are talking about wichita kansas right now. you are looking at a live shot about a press conference that is about to start now. an individual has been arrested now apparently trying to bomb the wichita airport. the fbi confirming that it was apparently a striing. they are about to start this press conference. one individual apprehended but we do know that right now the people who are going to be u.s. attorney barry grissam, michael cast in charge of the fbi office. they are going to talk about the suspect charged. we have come to learn that involves some sort of explosive device. in the meantime we are going to move onto our other stories and then come back to this. welcome to the real story. i am gretchen carlson. let's go back to the white house now. changing the rules to obama care yet again. december 31st. new reaction to kathleen s sebelius and whether the botched roll out should have cost her her job? >> i'm not going to discuss what i talk about to the president. >> carl rove former senior adviser and also a fox news con

a new round of snow starts in eastern kansas. it spreads to new york. by tonight, rain along the gulf becomes a wintry mix along the mid-atlantic states overnight. clear and mild in the west through parts of the pacific northwest. they will see some snow. >> 41 in portland. albuquerq albuquerque, 42. dallas, 48. minneapolis getting hammered with a high of only 12, chicago, 28. >>> we all know james bond loved his booze. a new study of his drinking habit is stunning. after looking at what bond drank in the original novels, researchers say he sucked down more than four times the limited recommendation for men. >> shaken not stirred i believe. they say he would have enjoyed 31 martinis, shaken not stirred, a week. 31 a week. >> wow. >> some may be able to do that. they note drinking too much and driving and shooting guns and chasing women would be impossible. not sure about the chasing women part. >> at the same time, i'm going to say a little impossible. on a serious note, they claim bond would have suffered from liver damage, possibly a stroke, sexual dy

. >> comenzamos con la final de la mls y sporting kansas city city con real salt lake y ahora iguala para para sporting kanzas city, luego llegaron los penales pues kansas city erró dos penales y en el lanzamiento 20, el defensa central le pega al travesaño y se acabó. >> mañana domingo le tendremos a los finalistas del torneo de apertura méxico y el américa buscara remontar el resultado adverso con toluca. >> más tarde león buscara termina su faena con marcador de 3 a 1y el encuentro lo puede ver por udn (univisión deportes network). >> aquí queda la invitación para todos ustedes y ya sabremos quien estará en la final de apertura, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> así es, la ciudad eterna se ilumina por el fallecimiento de nelson mandela. mientras el mundo esta de luto por la muerte del expresidente sudaficano >> mientras el mundo está de luto por la muerte de nelson mandela, la capital italiana se ilumina para la navidad para dedicar también a nelson mandela y las luces se extendieron a lo largo de unos 3600 metros. >> así nos despedimos, nos vemos mañana c

after two-hour delays in places like kansas city, chicago and dallas. in the south, rain, damaging wind and possible tornadoes are the threat. one twister touched down in mississippi taking out trees. so far, no reports of injuries. we could see more tornadoes later on today. some could be large and violent. jennifer gray is tracking the system. what are the indicators? >> we have tornado watches in place right now, severe thunderstorm warnings. this is what we are going to keep an eye on throughout the afternoon. we have several components to the storm system. we have very heavy rain, possible flooding rain, the severe component, we have the freezing rain and ice and we have snow. we'll break it down for you. we have been dealing with a lot of ice across oklahoma. it's been stretching into missouri. kansas city getting freezing rain. ice in oklahoma city as well. it's trying to change over. we have tornado watches in effect for much of louisiana into east texas and that one is in effect until 6:00 central time. the box on top is in effect until 8:00 ce

that gave kansas city a 31-0 lead. there was a bright spot in the first half for the skins, rg 3 with over a minute to go. griffin finds his tight end at the back of the end zone. nice catch there. nice job. still down 31-7. ensuing kickoff. >> ridiculous. >> you can say that again. >> goes to the house pretty much untouched there making everyone look silly on this return. 95 yards for the score. chiefs up at half time. cousins now in at quarterback. he fumbles the ball. kansas city recovers. 45-10. skins drop to 3-10 on the season. with that we bring in diana from fed ex field. bad loss for the redskins but everybody seems to be talking about the pregame report from earlier. >> mike shanahan had the opportunity to comment on the report that espn broke this morning. he declined it. the report stated that coach wanted to quit the team before the seattle playoff game last year because he was tired of the relationship between dan snyder and robert griffin iii. he thought he was giving him extra treatment. coach decided to

conditions along i-70 moving across kansas. then there was the springlike storm, monroe, louisiana, seeing some severe wind damage. certainly less -- some nasty damage on the first day of winter. so, where are those storms now? they're moving now along the east coast. good amount of rain from the southeast up to the mid-atlantic here, a little bit of snow around snow, towards milwaukee, the overall winter side of this storm system will probably stay in canada, you can see, here, rain moving across pennsylvania this morning as we look at it as far as holiday travel, the grand tetons are likely to see some flooding rain. that's a look at the weather around the nation. this is what you can expect in your hometown. >> and that weather report brought to you by wahl greens. >> damon, thank you. >>> still ahead on "good morning america" -- the dynamic duo, jimmy fallon and justin timberlake teaming up on snl. >>> and she's beautiful, smart and talented. something that sofia vergara just can't do, we'll explain in "pop news." even well

kansas city with a chance to win it but his 41 yard attempt is wide right. the chargers nick novak hit the 36 yarder. san diego sneaks into the bayoffs. here's what the playoff pictures look like. in the nfc it will be the saint and eagles and 49ers packers the wild card. the panthers won the afc south take on the seahawks and they both get the by. in the afc the chiefs at the colts, chargers at the bengals and denver and new england have a by. payton manning set the single season record for yards passing. he finished the season with 5,477 yards and 55 touchdown passes. wow. >> great games over the weekend. it is back. winter weather making a harsh return. cold winds moving in across the country. >> maria molina tracking the arctic blast. >> good morning. we had a quick moving storm system yesterday. now for coastal areas temperatures were too warm. we had to deal with a lot of heavy rain along parts of the i 95 corridor. sections of new england including the state of maine picked up significant yant snowfall from the system. a lot of snow across that part o

he buys a 1977 mercury from a used car dealer in kansas. the next day mcveigh reserves the ryder truck using the robert d.kling ail use. >> on april 16th they drive the truck. mcveigh parks several blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plate from the car. not abandoned. please do not toe. will remove by april 23rd. needs battery and cable. april 23 they rendezvous where they assemble it. >> the chemical would be mix in some barrels, something kin to a 55-gallon plastic barrel. the barrels were then likely connected with the detonaing cord that led to boosters and that detonating cord would come together where the caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nickels, like michael fortee bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nickles got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that, and decided that was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, mcveigh now on his own drives the ryder truck into oklahoma city. at 8:57 a

>> so here we are in kansas where a beautiful outdoor wedding is taking place. >> and all of a sudden the camera angle turns from the bride and groom to a giant tornado in the background. >> hey, reverend, let's get this thing going, right? like, yes, i do, yep, let's go, we're married. >> and they all are, oh, yay, look at that. yep, getting bigger. >> have they not seen "twister." ? they need a cow to smack the bride in the face, and then maybe they'll think it's an emergency. >> that lack of urgency leads people to wonder whether this is true romance or totally divorced from reality. >> it's fake because these people did nothing. they were just like, oh, well, let's go get cake! >> if i see a tornado, i am getting in my car and running to the nearest nuclear bunker and closing the hatch. >> no marriage should begin with lies and deceit, so we are coming clean. the nerve-racking nuptials are 100% real. >> i guess kansas has bigger balls than we do. >> this love story begins in june 2011 when caleb pence meets kendra frederick has a rodeo in colorado. >> just right away we were best

tim he'sll hear from camp, the republican from kansas. elskamp, thehu republican from kansas. later will be gregory meeks from new york. we will take up the discussion when the "washington journal" continues. ♪ >> so i did not get the idea for the series, i had an idea to do a beginning book about computers, about dos, and i kind of inspired myself to do that, just healing with people in a magazine job i had, being on the radio at that time, and being out in the public and talking to people about computers. it was obvious people wanted to learn more. but the material we had available at the times was not -- was note job doing the job. .e had computer books there are condescending, patronizing, the author was eric and. s arrogant. people wanted to use a computer. i originally planned on publishing one book. even then there was some reluctance he with the title. said, you cannot offend the reader, cancel that book. offunately 5000 copies came the press. original data lives could be that originally it was going to be 7500. they stopped at 5000 and thought they would shove this

now comes word that a kansas city icon boulevard brewing has been sold to a huge belgium brewer, and some are wondering if craft beer will get too big to remain distinctively american. >> this is a great time for craft beer. a great time to be in the scene, and it's a lot of money. >> americans have a nearly insatiable historic love of beer. 200 million barrels are brewed in the u.s. annually. but not all beer is the same. craft beer is not your father's suddens. craft does not belong in your red to go cup. you don't chuck, you sip, you savor it. >> i love craft beer because it is very delicious, and it is constantly evolving, and it has many different behavior flavors, and i feel that i'm i'm constantly learning new things about it. >> reporter: defined craft is artisan. brewers focus on new interpretations of old styles and create new ones. handcrafted it's distinctly american. craft beer drinkers consume six percent of the total beer market but that equals $10 billion in retail sales last year. sales of the big beers, the ones even non-drinkers know, coor's, budweiser, grew by 1%

of planning to blow up a car at a kansas airport. that fbi arrested the 58-year- old man he tried to carry out the plot at an airport. he had been tracked for six months. he faces one count each of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction, attempting to damage property and to provide support to al qaeda. >>> police in south africa struggled to control crowds who wanted to see nelson mandela's body one last time before his burial on sunday. [ yelling ] >> now, at one point officers had to lock arms to stop people from getting into the building. south african officials say about 100,000 people showed up and half were turned away. >>> chilling new allegations about the fake interpreter at mandela's memorial. the south african governor revealed he was accused of murder 10 years ago. his rap sheet also includes charges of rape and kidnapping. many of the charges were later dropped because he was mentally unfit to stand trial. officials are still unable to explain how the interpreter was able to get within arm's length of president o

a kansas man is arrested on charges he planned to bomb an american airport. bob orr is on the story. and steve hartman goes "on the road" with secret santas proving once and for all -- >> santa is real. (laughs) he's very real. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is a special western edition. what we saw today is not what school is supposed to be. more than 2000 students at a arapaho high in centennial colorado were marched out into the cold, hands on their heads, and led to a snow covered track where police officers searched them for weapons after the latest school shooting today. the police say one student shot two classmates before taking his own life, and all too familiar story coming nearly a year too the day after the shootings in newtown, connecticut, and just miles from the scene of two other mass shootings at columbine high school and at aurora movie school, barry peterson is in centennial for us tonight. barry. >> reporter: officials say three students were wounded, one was trea

so much of the book takes place n kansas, they've moved to north dakota. the marriage didn't survive. the end of the book, it's a rather, i think, a lovely kind hopeful moment as adam experiences his second omecoming from war, this time coming home from a treatment program. on and know, life went they realized there was just too raise children to raise them.nt they're separated -- divorced but live near each other. us the moment l when she thought he feels going to commit suicide? >> there were several, and you know, you asked earlier, was i present for everything? i was not present for this scene nd how could i really be present? i had been in kansas and i came back to washington to do some reporting here. started to get texts from the fan ying it's hit now. what had happened -- in this so r war, things escalate quickly. just a moment that can be so loving can turn and flip and be out of control. one of the days that it adam packing to leave and zaskia going through his and seeing a handgun and saying what's the deal? saying i'm going to take this to sell

conditions along i-70 moving across kansas. and then there was the springlike storm side to this storm here. monroe, indiana, seeing some severe wind damage. winds gusting up near 80 miles per hour. certainly less -- some nasty damage on the first day of winter. so, where are those storms now? they are moving now along the east coast. and it looks like we're going to see a good amount of rain from the southeast up to the mid-atlantic here, a little bit of snow around snow, as you make your way towards milwaukee, the overall winter side of this storm system will probably stay in canada, you can see, here, rain moving across pennsylvania. this morning as we look at it as far as holiday travel, snow likely across the mountains of the grand tetons there, and we'r nd t >> and that weather report brought to you by walgreens. >> damon, thank you. >>> still ahead on "good morning america" -- the dynamic duo, jimmy fallon and justin timberlake teaming up for an outrageous episode of "saturday night live". we have the best moments coming

kansas city, 10, 3, but all three losses have come in the division. the only win inside the afc west, week six against the raiders. good news for the silver and black. looks like dexter mccluster won't play due to an infection in a small cut on his ankle. a win or tie tomorrow in kansas city clinches a playoff berth, they know it won't be easy. >> you look at your first game, and there's a little there. plays different. so maybe more aggressive. some factors there, but still same system. just some new gays. >> they've grown a lot since we plaid them last. they had some new guys at the beginning of the year, so there's developed their system and figuring it out. but raider week, baby. >> i like the way he is just talking generically and then he throws it out there, raider hater week. >> the bears beat never doon tuesday, hosting fresno state this afternoon. james harden about berkeley. scored 26 in the win of the warriors. sol lohman, 17 points, attacking the offensive glass. 22-10 cal first half. we are a kind sports department so we won't show you th

they spent the night in jail, in kansas city. i just got off the phone with the folks in kansas city, and they say those three are being processed out. they will be free as the investigation continues. an autopsy is also being done at this hour. if it is determined he died via homicide, this investigation of course will continue and the three individuals may be in trouble. >> ted, i have to ask, as we're talking football and a lot of drinking happens at football games. we're talking about this parking lot outside the game. have investigators gone there, saying that might have played a role here? >> they know that one thing that didn't play a role, it wasn't a fan rivalry. it wasn't as if a denver fan and a kansas city fan were fighting. was alcohol a cause, and then fan adrenaline. if this same scenario would have happened in the public library parking lot, would this young man be dead right now? the emotion in the parking lots in an nfl game, they're very high. >> and then remind us of the timing. this was one year to the day of

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carl is up from kansas city, missouri on our lines for democrats. good morning. i am a liberal democrat from kansas city, missouri and i want to say a couple of things real quick. the media has gotten 80% of -- 40% of americans think he is a communist from kenya. and obama is a moderate republican. he is lower taxes for the very rich when they were supposed to be temporary. but because of clinton's surplus they have extended that. he got caught in an economic bind and he helped out the bankers. what he is doing with the insurance company are trying to do is trying to use free enterprise to regulate and turn the insurance companies who, by andway, are scam artists, turned them into a regulated utility and set some rules for the game and all the subsidies are going to the insurance companies. obviously, he's got to keep them from profiteering by putting a limit out so if they have a higher overhead than 20% they have to repay the money. well, we are trying to get people health insurance. and got thes in it pharmacy going and they put in the rule that the government

she lived in atchison, kansas; kansas city, kansas; des moines, iowa; st. paul, minnesota; boston; new york. she went to columbia. c-span: i remember philadelphia she went to school--did she go to school in philadelphia? >> guest: well, she didn't actually, but her--her family originally came from philadelphia, yeah. c-span: california? >> guest: oh... c-span: where? >> guest: ... absolutely. she ended up in california in the tal--talooka lake district outside of la. c-span: so as you went about your task, how much other literature had been written about amelia earhart, how many other books? and were you looking for a new angle? >> guest: there are tons of books about amelia earhart. i mean, it--i--i'm stunned when i--if--if i had realized how many books there were, i probably wouldn't have started. the literature about her is--is--is getting longer all the time, too. the thing is that-what i found is that--the book showed a continuing or possibly even a growing interest, which i--i had--actually hadn't realized. i think there are probably right now--i see

on their way to winning the title over kansas on the monday night. now inside 2:00. >> greg: this possession you can still play tough. enough time get a stop here without having to foul. >> jim: poythress has kentucky back on top by ten. >> greg: how about the ability to get in to the lane. we talked about it at the top. then good decision being made by harrison, poythress with the finish. kentucky in control. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is ouwithqut eal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >> jim: tomorrow, final day of the regular season double header action on cbs. all gets started at noon eastern with "the nfl today." baltimore-cincinnati many of you early and late afternoon new engla

kansas city considers the coliseum friendly confines. the chiefs ex- -- victorious in eight of their last visits. smith, back pedaling on the first play from scrimmage. sets up jamal charles. oakland defenders everywhere. he slides by them. matt mcgroin, good a little bit, bad a lot. 47 yards the other way. eric berry on the pick. 21-3 chiefs. mcgloin picked four times. raiders get into the end zone in the second quarter. charles was a fantasy football dream. four touchdowns in the first half alone in the, in untouched, 16 yards. 35-10. raiders would rally. mcgloin with pair of third-quarter touchdown passes, lead cut to four. smith and the chiefs answer. alex, career high five touchdown passes no interceptions. charles scored five times. 71 yards, 42-31, and a game that saw 12 touchdowns. kansas city wins. 102 meetings between the teams, never combined for this many points. >> we were still in the game, it was 35-31 at one point, even with the turnovers we had. so we had a chance to get back in, but we have to be more consistent, and we

tragedy struck out in kansas city's arrowhead stadium. on sunday. police say one person died, three people are being questioned after an altercation in the stadium parking lot during a chiefs/broncos game. police say the man who died was found inside someone else's car and a fight broke out. the death is being treat as a homicide. >>> thailand's capital was rocked by protests over the weekend as thousands took to the streets, seeking the ousting of the country's prime minister. protesters hurled molotov cocktails at riot police. at least four people were killed. >>> prince harry is officially on his way to the south pole while staying in a toasty palace may seem much more appealing, harry has decided to compete in a wounded warrior race consisting of a 13-mile trek through subfreezing temperatures. he's competing against other teams, including the u.s. and australia, but harry says, quote, obviously the uk will win. >>> a new poll by the associated press say only a third of americans say they trust others. a record low since the poll was first condu

he's from kansas and he takes every opportunity to talk about our stories. we have a network to make sure we keep going forward with this >> thank you we're going to go to questions from the audience. we're going to start with a few partners. first bob who's president and ceo of the san francisco chamber and if i'm not imposing too much we have others to the extent we have time >> thank you carl thank you for getting us ail together. first of all, i'd be remissed mr. mayor if i didn't congratulate you on the events coming up. before i get to my question. thank you for your participation particularly entrepreneurs. i want to get you to talk about the education and the world of the united states. what kind of impact if the immigration reform didn't happen what impact will it have >> in the short time the visas the h1 petition we're trying to find a replacement for that person in the united states it's difficult to find people with skills so we might enable them to set up their offices and build a team. >> i was going to say if you guys haven't checked out the

lluvia dejarÁ el tren de baja presiÓn que se mueve desde kansas city al estado de illinois, y lluvia helada en Áreas. riesgo de inundaciones. entonces. es otro factor importante, de hecho avisos y alertas para esta regiÓn del paÍs. estÁn vigentes hasta el valle de ohio. casi mississippi, con riesgo de in inundaciones de aquÍ al domingo. lluvias bastantes peligrosas para chicago, por ejemplo, hasta el Área de kansas city, al norte de wichita. kansas city experimentan la lluvia helada que es bien bien peligrosa, para el norte, por supuesto, temperaturas por, bastante bajas con el factor del viento, dejan bajas sensaciones tÉrmicas, volviendo a los Ángeles, cieloso despejados. y mÁxima de 64 grados, la noche, descendiendo a 44, el calor amigos, las temperaturas van a subir bastante por sobre lo normal, en el noreste del paÍs. delante de este sistema frontal. las mÍnimas para esta noche, todo el mundo casi bordeando 40 grados, superamos el punto de congelaciÓn, maÑana nueva york y parte de temperaturas que estarÁn sobre los 50, nueva york con 51 grados. aunque algunos banco

a game that saw 12 touchdowns and kansas city wins the shootout. >> we were still in the game and it was 35-31 and even with all of the turnovers we had. we had a chance to get back in it. like i said, it was more consistent. >> like the raiders the warriors turnover their loss in phoenix. 20 total. two of his team high 24 just before half. andrew bogit like a globe trotter and behind the back to steph curry. warriors down six. the warriors are down seven. high pick and roll and the launch and hest him deep. launch and hits him deep. curry forces and they win it 106 h of 102. they are one game above 500. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. coming up next, vernon's view. they have teamed up with vernon davis. get today's take and which teammate he says has that wow factor. it is not alex boone. >> all right. thank you so much, colin. >> ahead, a professional basketball player with ties to connecticut pays special tribute to the victims of the sandy hook shooting. and the storm's impact. take a look at this car just sliding across all lanes while the worst --

when you factor in the winds, it feels like 11 in kansas city, 13 in dallas. we have another round of ice on the way. i also want to point the attention that we could see record cold as south and west as southern california. fresno, 27 degrees. we could see snow in fresno since 1998. we have one storm that's exiting, a lot of energy with this western system and another ice storm on the way for parts of the south and into the mid-atlantic and even the northeast. we're looking at snow for the sierra nevada and then we could see a few snow flakes in around around l.a. if you can believe it. this energy is going to combine with that very cold arctic air and then another low pressure that forms across the south and that's going to give us the potential for the next ice storm sunday into monday as we continue to watch this northeast and the mid-atlantic, a wintery mix but again a lot of warm air overriding shallow cold air and with that the potential of freezing rain. we could see a quarter inch to half an inch of ice on the roadways. by monday it will mainly be rai

updating our breaking news coming out of kansas. the government now says it has disrupted a plot to blow up m - mid-continent airport in wichita. they arrested an worker who had been under investigation for sometime. >> he spent months developing a plan to use his access card to the airport to drive a carloaded with explosives to the terminal. it is alleged he planned to pull the trigger on the explosions himself and die in the process as a martyr. >>> the white house is asking for the release of robert levinson. ap saying that levinson was on an unauthorized mission for the cia when he disappeared almost seven years ago. >>> secretary of state john kerry said there will be a peace deal between israeli and palestine by april. >>> it's where you find geothermal wells under michael angelo. the kindl museum's piano pa vivian houses 16th century masterpieces in 21st century innovation. >> lots of architects have been wondering what is going to happen here. >> reporter: albert is among those who flocked to study the new work of the itali

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