texas one and here comes the birds. ?  matt waders on the orioles bench. throws the strike to end the inning. that's as good as matt has made. right to money to roberts. so weeders gets the trail runner. the starting line up for the orioles. this is not a mistake. pie, reimold, roberts in the number 3 spot, first time in his career he's batting third. markakis, scott and weeder, with aubrey and izturis rounding out it. >> scott feldman, fastball, curveball, slider and change- up. his fastball cuts unruns. he can cut the fastball on their hand and as rick dempsey told you he's 10-1 on the road. he's a road warrior. 25th start of the season. 14-4 for scott feldman. he's not a strike out guy. he wants to you put it in play. >> hard hit ball at third. in close was vizquel. pea is retired. one away. vizquel playing 3rd base, the third start of the season for veteran as michael young is out with a strained hamstring. he's been invaluable for his mentoring have andrus. and now he's going play an imp

the texas tourism website says, texas, it's like a whole other country. some folks in texas take that way more literally than they should. the crazy video evidence is next along with wayne slater. kent jones will be here with a tribute to gas. the kind you put in your car i think. first it's time for a couple holy mackerel stories. the cap and trade bill. it's inspired really momentous political fakery. you will recall that the coal industry pr firm stole letter head from groups like the naacp and then wrote letters to congress on the stolen letter head to make it look like the groups were against cap and trade. and when the coal industry set out to build a website supposedly showcasing real people, regular americans, against cap and trade because they just cared a lot about coal. the coal industry found those real people by buying pictures of them. they bought them from i stock photo.com. the coal industry has been hosting energy citizen rallies one of which we covered on this show because it featured oil company employees busting into the event by their

texas has the catch them. with all the games remaining they just have to beat the team ahead of them. ball 3. the angels are 1-5 in arlington, 2-4 in anaheim against the rangers. the only team the angels have a winning record against in the division is oakland. murphy will go on 3-2. low, ball 4. got ahead 0-2 and cruz works the walk. that may have been too much nibbling trying to get him chase and before you knew it, he was back in the at bat. how the hitters coming out late. 2-1 to home stand through the first 7 games with an impressive e.r.a. >> buck: take it back 8 games, .291 e.r.a. over the last 8 games and only one starter over the last 13 that has given up 3 runs or more. >> jim: rodriquez takes a strike. has the moon taken over downtown? an impressive shot. look how big. the full moon. >> beautiful. that's been terrific throughout the home stand. ivan rodriquez grounded out his first at bat. there was a planet visible in the sky next the moon over the past week. not sure what planet it is. >> there's

colt mccoy and texas longhorns looking for pay back from the texas tech red raiders. texas tech and texas on abc, "saturday night football" presented by southwest airlines tonight at 8:00. >> craig: that's a challenge for text defense to cover up defense, particularly colt mccoy's legs and his running ability. >> mike: robinson is back in as the iowa running back. nice hole straight up the middle. robinson, at the 30 yard line. telly, from outside of the linebacker made the tackle. even so far with the all-american candidate not in the line-up. this week, iowa offensive line. >> craig: look at that push, mike p. talk about driving them back three, four lines. there's a bow in that arizona defensive line. excellent. hitting up on the right giet,

, texas leads the way. thanks, judge. let's go to washington, d.c. -- >> a lot of liberty in a downpour, brian. >> to griff jenkins in washington, d.c. griff? we had you right at the beginning of the program, let's spend the last few minute with those in washington. what is happening? >> i have lost my voice, talking to these people, so i'll let them do it themselves, would you like to talk to glenn? [cheers and applause]. >> it has -- as far as i can see, glenn, they are chanting "u.s. a" they are passionate and believe in their country, and they... sir what is your name and where did you come from and why are you here. >> i'm patrick reid from arlington here to protest this tyrannical government and let me tell you something, glenn, meet a few million of our friends who believe in the constitution. article one, section 8. all taxes shall be uniform. and it doesn't matter if it's an income tax that's correct shall be uniform, my friend. you are on the ball, glenn and we wanted to thank you, article 7, all

look, those of us from texas, we know texas used to be its own country, had its own president and so he is technically right, that is, allowing texas into the union. there's a provision that texas could always leave. it's just ridiculous, okay. he was playing to the audience, playing to the crowd. he sounded ridiculous making the comment, but what he's trying to do, like many of these other folks around the country, they are trying to tap into this anger, this resentment and this outrage that we see all across the country. we see it in town hall meetings, but it is ridiculous for him as a governor, and frankly for me -- look, as a fellow texas aggie, it's embarrassing to hear him talk like this. he's the governor of the state. you don't want the governor talking this way. you have to be very careful when you start talking about state's rights, as an african-american, state's rights has a lot different meaning. start thinking about ross barton in mississippi, when it came to segregation and when it came to "brown versus board of education" so he has to be very careful using that kind

texas is 46th now in the corporate tax burden. that's almost as bad as new york and new jersey. 39th in sales taxes. and 30th in high property taxes. do you have programs you're going to push in this campaign? >> yes. i am going to attempt to lower property taxes. i'm certainly going to reform that business tax under way. i think that's long. it's going to be a great state in which to do business. that is good, but these high taxes are going to mitigate the greatne greatness. i want to go in the direction of low taxes. a really limited government. and i still think that texas needs new leadership to do that. >> so among other issues you're going to run a supply side tax cut and campaign is, that what i'm hearing? >> yes, yes. i'm going to be for cutting taxes. i'm going to be for addressing our problems. governor perry, unfortunately, has been touting toll roads. that's another tax. i don't think every highway in texas should be tolled. i think we should have more innovative solutions. i think there are going to be differences. i

then the right border of texas was o the rio grand. that means that santa fe would be in texas. which is absurd. it's a claim by the texas congress in december 1836 to know the history whatsoever. and then he started troops marching, after the antic station of texas. he was sure the mexicans would see the light. and the army to corpus christi, that dn't do it. so the next break. he zapped him down into the disputed territory that didn't d it. finally there was a skiish between mexican and americans which was enough euse that american blood had been shed on american soil, and a whole list of kind of agrievouses that mexico poised to the united states. he wanted california in the united states, his territorial ambitions were unchanged. he was a very 19th century. man well, of course, it was made easy because the mexicans made a big mistake. they should have fortified the right of the river. he would not dare send an army across a fortified line into the disputed territory because all the world would know that's just plain negative aagain. and it was disputed, but harsh, it was a b

the orioles beating texas 5-4. for more on melvin mora, let's visit with amber theo harris. >> well, he wasn't just good last night, he had a very good home stand. it was just capped by last night's performance in which he had three hits. melvin has been a second half hitter for most of his career, but this we're the surgeon has come on a bit late. the said the reason for that is he help been playing as regularly as usual. he knows that the organization seems to be moving in a different direction for the future at third base. he's very aware of what's happening. he knows for the first time in his career at to the end of this season, he could very well be a free agent, and knows that's why it's important for him to finish strong. >> every day right now here in baltimore is -- my day, it counts. so i don't know if i'm going to be here next year. probably will be with another teal, but, like i say, at the end of this season, you know, that's going to be like the more important day, because going to be my first to time

beating texas a&m. here's holly rowe. >> reporter: i'm holly rowe with blacksburg, virginia, where virginia tech takes on nebraska. now the last time the hokies faced a defensive front this physical, was in game one against alabama. and they came away with just 64 yards rushing. virginia tech coach frank beamer told me friday he saw a spark last week against marshall with his two freshman running backs. he said we might have something here. ryan williams and david wilson combined to break 21 tackles and wilson went on to rush for 165 yards. just how fast is the true freshman? wilson told me that he actually ran down a rabbit right down here on the practice fields. for nebraska coach bow pelini said last year after the five-point loss to tech, he felt like hand the game on a silver platwer costly penalties and turnovers. he said, i left that game fil g feeling like we're the better team. they'll vey chance to prove it today in blacksburg. >> holly, thank you very much. let's talk a minute about tyrod tay

this is an what is now south texas. aside from the skirmish, this is the first main engagement between the two national armies in may, 1846. the patrols reported the movement as soon as the north american -- aft summoning he led his troops out of the camp. tayler scott spotted his army before noon as men were coming up. the yankees stopped at a pond to fill canteens' while the units closed up. the force was deployed east west, facing forth, blging tayler's movement on the road. his calvary was on the move toward the left against expansive across the highway. paulo balto, tall timber. on the infantry for about a mile his guns dispersed along the line and perished to a 4-pound acre on the far right. he was a regular horseman but beyond that. taylor did with hisrmy faci south across and nearly fl filled broken by small depressions filled from water from the recent rain. the space between the two forces was covered by shoulder high grass which made it difficult for men on foot to move. the sky was clear and bright, the afte

texas tech and texas on abc saturday night football. presented by southwest airlines. tonight at 8:00 eastern. for more logon to espn.com. it's time for revenge. for them. >> craig: that revenge not working much for florida and tennessee. you have to worry about execution and winning again. stanzi. makes the catch across the 30. good enough for a first down. once again wade was the guy on the tackle. back to that last huge play. seconds to go, down by one, bram harrell, michael crabtree in the end zone, one second left. i may be the only person in the country who thinks crabtree made a mistake. if he turns back in and is tackled, the game is over. >> craig: two defensive backs feel the same way. >> mike: mitchell led the charge again. >> craig: ken o'keefe, the offensive coordinator is trying to figure out how to be conservative but enough off the edge that he can keep the football. two first-down calls, running the football and play action pass. he's probably well aware arizona has speed in the secondary and pretty good in coverage. >> mike: fourth point lead you don'

texas has two on with only one down. because of their home run potential, this team is never out of of a game regards of the score. 6-0 game, but here cops marlon byrd. >> rick: the next three guys you face in the order have almost 70 home runs between them, that's why you see chad moeller going to the mound right away, and this is beautiful, this is wattth you want to see from your catcher, communicating with jeremy guthrie telling him what we have to to do to get out of this inning. we need a ground ball. let's stay down here. let the defense do their job and get the double-play, so don't try to change anything at this point. >> jim: that one misses outside to marlon byrd who is one out of two. see the pitch count by inning for jeremy guthrie. the second inning was the tough inning, that's when texas got two base hits and ended up stranding two. just missed outside. >> rick: okay, now he's starting to try to guide the ball a little bit. this is the kind of delivery that got him in trouble for most of the first half rus

the gentleman from texas. mr. hall: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hall: i rise in support of h.r. 3165, the wind energy research and development act of 2009. wind energy has been and continues to be a very important part of the electricity generating portfolio in this country. and in particular in my state of texas, which i understand is the largest producer of wind energy in our country. however, the technology can be improved upon to make the wind turbines, the systems more efficient and more effective at producing energy. renewable energy from wind currently makes up almost 2% of the energy generated in this country, but industry experts believe that we think that number can be as high as maybe 20%. h.r. 3165 can help this country reach that goal. the bill addresses the key research areas needed to expand our country's production of wind energy, and i thank mr. tonko for his work on this important renewable energy source and for working w

there's no mid ground in texas, hammered or in a drought one or the other and folks in texas know that and are use today that situation, but this will move off to the east and you folks in the southeast have to prepare for rain and we may see a tropical difficult off the coast of florida, but have to see how it goes. a lot of rain on the way the next couple of days. >> julie: joe, thank you, very, very much, from accu-weather. the obama administration reportedly wants to give more rights to prisoners being held in afghanistan. the u.s. military is holding hundreds of prisoners at bagram air base and the new york times and washington post both reporting the white house is preparing new guidelines which would give the prisoners the right to challenge their detention, call witnesses and even put the evidence in their defense and we're also told the administration gave the new rules to coping for review earlier this summer. well, one of the brothers of the world's most wanted man died. the family of osama bin laden announcing that of he passed away in awsaudi arabia, the famy saying that h

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hall of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 745, the gentleman from texas, mr. hall, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. hall: mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to the gentleman, mr. broun, for his amendment. dr. broun. the chair: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for five minutes. mr. broun: thank you, mr. hall. mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks and have as much time as i may consume. i rise to support my amendment. the chair: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. broun: mr. chairman, my amendment is very straight forward. to be blunt, i'm asking this body to show the tiniest sliver of fiscal restraint to freeze the authorization levels that this bill outlines in next year's levels. as the bill is currently written, next year this body will authorize $550 million to advance vehicle technology. this is money in addition to the billions of dollars in funding already authorized and made available to the auto industry in the energy independen

greta: there is blood on the floor in texas. in one corner, texas governor rick perry, and in the other corner, kay bailey hutchison. gov. is going after senator hutchison's record -- governor perry is going after her. >> ♪ welcome back welcome back to the same old place that you laughed about those dreams have remains, and they have turned around welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back ♪ greta: well, senator hutchison things that governor perry is feeling the pressure. >> on the warpath. ♪ >> ♪ never knowing what this word is about -- world is about ♪ greta: fox news contributor tucker calls in joins us live. -- tucker carlson joins us live. >> that is not a very effective attack. greta: these two, they are in the same party, and it is the primary, and it is ugly. >> it is ugly and also nonsensical. governor perry is arguing that kay bailey hutchison has spent too much time in washington, she is a creature in washington, but he also has advertisements up about her not spending enough time in washington

you could have refurbished the old texas stadium. you could have built a stadium for $500 million, but you've spent $1.12 billion. and some people say that money should be spent in a different way. how do you respond to that? >> well, first of all, i'm so sensitive and we all are sensitive to the times that we are in. but at the end of the day, the way we're going to get out of this is to sell our way out of it. the nfl is arguably -- >> so this is a stimulus package in some ways? >> well, in a way. obviously, it brought great economic benefit to this region, just the building of it. but that's small in comparison to the businesses, the services that are going to want people to be aware of them. advertising is what i'm talking about. >> right. >> the nfl is the leading place to do that for the decision-makers. and this stadium says, boy, we believe in the future of the nfl, but we believe in the future of this country, and we believe the way to go get it is to sell our way out of it. >> and real quickly, if the cowboys take to the fi

we're in south texas. keith dafron and his guide, gene naquin, have been on the move looking for that trophy white-tailed buck. they've just settled into a new spot, and keith is confident their luck is about to change. >> me and keith set up on a deer. i set up on one particular deer, and we hunted twice, the deer didn't show up, so sparked an idea of me seeing all these bucks on the move. i said, "hey, let's go in an area that i know where a lot of bucks travel through, and let's just try some rattling. so, we set up on this place that i knew where these deer were traveling through, and i went to hit the horns together, and right off the bat, a 2-year-old 8-point kind of skirted out around us. >> and he kind of flanked us -- came in behind us, through the brush. we got to see him, and that was fun and interesting. but as soon as he left, i turned back, the road we were really focused on i could see movement down at the end. it was probably 150, 175 yards away, but you could tell it was the deer -- or a d

do not forget, though, that game texas tech/texas, aufrtin, 8:00 eastern on abc. we will be there. you should be as well. we'll be right back. >>> joe paterno and number five penn state back in action in happy valley hosting today, drumroll, temple. third goal here, pern state on the 1. darrell clark uses the play action to find mickey schuler in the back of the end zone and the nittany liones are on the board, 7-0. evan royster, suspect, but he does play today. up the middle. muscles his way in. penn state leading temple 21-3. >> i'm really looking forward to embracing some of the great traditions at the university of tennessee. the volwalk, running through the "t." it's going to be a blast. okay? so get ready. >> well, well, well, the day has come. it has been circled on urban mey meyer's calendar for quite some time. he may not admit it but that's the case. where do we begin? what is going to transpire? he first of all, tennessee, how are they going to find a way to hang around in this game? that's the big question, because defensively i think that tennessee's strong enough to a

texas tech and texas. 24-17 game after earl thomas pick off a potts pass. colt mccoy, back of the end zone, 31-17, on abc. under 7:30 in the fourth. >> brad: rece, here arkansas has the worst starting field position of the football game. 5:25 remaining, they need eight points, a touchdown and two-point conversion to tie it up. mallett, fires, incomplete. had joe adams open in the middle. and the clock stops with 5:20. back again to richard samuel's fum nl, officials rule he lose the ball and you see him scoop it and back under to recover it. >> todd: boy, pretty heads up by samuel. we already mentioned it is turnovers have been their undoing sore in the first three games and the turnover there could be disastrous for georgia. >> brad: ryan mallett has cooled off, they need him to warm up, here he is under pressure and bury. georgia finally got a pass rush from washington with a sack. >> todd: that one shouldn't have happened, if you're arkansas, because that was a three-man rush. they rushed three and dropped eight. trying to confuse mallett with coverage.

nbc's ron mott reports from lake travis, texas. >> reporter: the drought gripping parts of texas is finally losing a bit of its hold after veral days of rain across the region. this weekend, flood warnings and watches were in effect as communities throughout the dry zone suddenly find themselves waterlogged. yet, cotton farmer alan stasney who blames the drought for drying up 35% of its earnings from a year ago, has mixed feelings. this rain, while needed, he says, could cost him. it's harvest time. >> as a cotton grower with cotton in the field it hurts me it.oc loving it. homeowners are loving it. >> reporter: many folks are tloefg break from hot and sunny with some areas soak up more than 14 inches since wednesday. the relief is far from evident on parched lake travis outside austin. despite all the rain that's fallen, it's tough for people who wo and live in this cove to get excited considering lake travis is still more than 50 feet below full pool. >> this is the first time since the '50s it's ever been this low. if we don't get significant rain this off-season, next year, i think, eve

you have nebraska, texas tech, you have dead football teams in that occurrence. t the -- you look at florida state, they struggled with -- >> i'm trying to think when the big 12 -- >> it it is not because you don't have a big memory. i cannot hold you accountable for that. >> the win over florida characterizes as a entertaining game on saturday night, as well. >> we don't know how good or bad south carolina is. that my friend, who camed moan times -- >> you don't know, absolutely, you got a different team every week. when you have a great win, you can get your bottom dollar there will be a netdown next week. >> i know three things for sure. i know florida is good. i know texas is good. and i know u.s.c. is good. >> i think he's probably right about all those. florida and texas will be little bit better. >> i think this is a great country. >> trot jans know how to win, we will agree on that. we'll up here's another "nattyism" with natty light. today's word is "naturday." "naturday." the most awesomest day of one's week. whooo-hooo! as in... with his stocked mini-f

about normal still in south texas. precipitation then for that week about normal for the central states. a couple of systems are moving through. below normal then for the eastern sea board. the far eastern ohio valley also below normal in the southwest. then look at the 90-day outlook. most of the corn belt near normal is the best we can do at this point. above normal from west texas through most of the west. and precipitation over the next 90 days, again most of the corn belt i can't go too far from normal at this point on this either. although above normal i think for the northern states minnesota into the western parts of the great lakes. the far southeast especially florida and below normal for northern utah for most of the pacific northwest. john? >> thanks, mike. when "u.s. farm report" returns, a california farm makes a name for itself by producing a new kind of watermelon. spirit of the heartland is next. >> "u.s. farm report" is brought to you by ak connect expo where the world of agriculture will come togethe

for texas, scott feldman on the bond and mike napoli, 2-1, l.a. of anaheim. >> napoli a solid baseball player. reminds me of mike sosa. >> 2-2 in the sixth. weaver. hammering blalock, and 3-2. >> somebody said he hit a home run tonight. i wonder who that was? >> a prediction. >> somebody on the set that was not tim, me or e.y. kendrick up the middle. and ian kinsler playing some defense. >> wow. >> look at that. >> oh, got to have guys -- >> elvis andrews. and andrus gets the foot on the bag. >> number one. >> "web gems" coming up in the next segment so stay tuned. the points race tightening u. -- up. frank francisco in for the save. right field. deep to right field. nellie cruz is right there. that was crushed. after a torii hunter single, kendry morales, this is the downside of putting hank blalock in a big spot in the game. >> he's played a lot of third base. got in between. >> first and second, how about this. the angels with first and second. one out, double steal. >> well, frankie slowed the plate there. got no chance. >> after the double, h

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it stands 720 feet high and is the 15th tallest building in texas. there are 26,000 panes of class and no observation decks. the designers are responsible for dallas city hall. >> it's really been hard to watch these series of plots, even though they've been foiled, to know that this much activity is still going on. of course yesterday there was another alleged plot in springfield, illinois. they're saying right now those don't appear to be connected. but it's nonetheless scary. >> it sort of underscores the complexities of these investigations. they had to coordinate the arrests in these separate cases in such a way to not scare off the suspects in those other cases. they had to try to be aware of these other cases as well. >> well, coming up it's your "skinny" and it's some trouble from randy quaid. >> we'll tell you why texas sheriffs took quaid and his wife into custody. ♪ ♪ skinny, so skinny >> it's rare we have breaking news in the skinny. but this is pretty breaking. it involves of all people randy quaid and his wife. the setup is apparent

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jackson lee of texas, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the chairman very much for his work. very hard work, i might add, chairman berman, and to the ranking member for the opportunity to support this legislation that has the senate title. i also support the house bill that -- of which we worked very hard on. but i support the idea that this bill provides for enhanced monitoring and evaluation audits of u.s. assistance. it requires the presidential report on pakistan, including evaluation on pakistan's progress and counterterrorism and an assessment of whether assistance provided to pakistan is in any way facilitating the expansion of pakistan's nuclear weapons program and requires that all assistance to pakistan be provided through a civilian government. we are treading waters. we keep going back over and over again of wha

from texas, another judge from texas, which we'll be hearing from in another few minutes. as painful as it is, madam speaker, to discuss the subject of this manner and magnitude, i think it's important that we do it. i think it's important that we have the courage to do it. because i think the american people are watching what we do. i think that this recent district work period of the month of august, a traditional time when members are back in the district meeting with their constituents, holding town hall meets, -- meetings, this is something that didn't happen just this august, it's been a tradition for probably 100 years. people this year, though, while we might typically have 25 or 50 or really good day, 75 people, it was 500 and 1,000 and 1,500. and unbelievable how engaged the american people are now in -- and who want desperately to be heard. madam speaker, this business of being out of control and being a gang and being a mob, no, no. they're patriots is what they are, madam speaker. they're mostly wereried about losing medicare, particularly medicare advantage,

texas tech down 17-10. 24-10 now over on abc. jahvid best. oh, and cal. best taking the 33 yards and, all the way down the sideline he goes and leaps on in for the touchdown. >> speed, you can't keep up with him. he's the best open field runner in the country. >> third quarter, minnesota down and weber to decker who tos to gray. tied at 21. enter jahvid best again. number four but he tied a school record. five rushing touchdowns, 131 yards, 35-21. noel devine and his west virginia team leading auburn by one, 21-20. >> some speed there too. >> some speed there. this one delayed due to weather. but a second half coming up in just a bit. (hissssssssssss!) enterprise... hi, i'm at the repair shop. i need to rent a car. enterprise will arrange to pick you up... this is great! ...drive you to our place, and get you on your way. pick enterprise. we'll pick you up. >> boomer, monday night the dolphins and colts. anniversary is one year ago monday that what was the wild hog at arkansas made it to nfl its debut with the dolphins. >> happy birthday wildcat offense.

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the arrests happened in texas. neither case is connected with the third plot in colorado we have been talking about all week. >>> we start with the teenager from jordan. he is in federal custody accused of planning to bomb the 60-story skyscraper in downtown dallas. sean calebs has more on how authorities stopped the terror plot. >> reporter: the official charge against 19-year-old hosarsamadi and say they noticed his rants and raves on the internet saying he wants to unleash a terrorist attack here in the united states. fbi agents posed as undercover al qaeda rop atives operatives and began discussions online. they are detailed in the 10-page arrest warrant. in it, it goes on to say samadi said i want to destroy targets. everything that helps america on war, arabs will be targeted. authorities wanted to find out if he was serious about this and quickly determined he was. now, in the end, this came to a head just a couple of days ago. authorities provided samadi with a car they told him was loaded with c4 and blast

things are going well at texas instruments. everybody wants to badmouth it over the last couple years but frankly that's a nice turnaround story, i can't say i would race to buy it here but texas is doing some good things. >> it's really about the book to bill ratio which rates new orders versus existing inventories. if you look at texas instruments guy i think hits it on the head. the tell is tomorrow. apple. look at what happened today with apple. the fundamentals, the news that just came out on texas, let's see if it sticks in the tape throughout tomorrow's session. >> wertainly had a lot of good news coming out of the chip sector of late. novellus bumping you its third quarter, also its full year. then amd yesterday of barclays, sending that stock higher. >> a week ago that got lost in the whole shuffle. you look at intel and everybody says intel's done nothing. well, if you look back and see where intel came to hold this numbers, maybe it's just basing right now. same thing could be said right for texas instruments. i thin

on a saturday, trying to get free health care in texas? >> well, i think first and foremost we have to say that the lone star association of charitable clinics and the houston charitable clinics showed up and 700 volunteers showed up first. and then second, the people who showed up there are working americans, people who have jobs but have no health care option. we saw teachers. we saw a former wnba player. these are people who are coming to these free clinics. >> now, one of the things people wonder about in the health care reform legislation is how much pent-up demand is there for people who currently are uninsured and actually need to get a physician's attention? and what is your experience that these clinics show us? >> sure. i think what these clinics are showing us and what free clinics around the united states are showing you is that our numbers have continued to grow. in 2008, we saw 4 million people. in 2009, we are going to see 8 million people. and we do this with little to no state or federal support. and the demand is just con

so texas up by two touchdowns t. later in the third, taylor potts, this guy threw for 420 and three scores against this longhorn d, flings it, and it's a seven-point game. into the fourth quarter we go. look out, taylor potts. here comes sergio kindle, gets his first sack this season and also knocks off a helmet and forces a fumble. watch this hit in slow-mo. >> oh! >> that's helmet to helmet. they did not calm a penalty. >> is that what you call a snot knocker? >> in some areas of the world, yes, you would call that. unbelievable what you're saying at 8:00 a.m. in the morning. >> yeah, you know. >> and then mccoy, played with flu-like symptoms, and finds dan buckner, threw two picks, but does get wirnings as texas takes it 34-24. so with the win, the longhorns take their sixth straight home game against tech and lead the overall series 44-15. the horns 30-1 at home under mack brown against other teams in the lone star state. that is always good for recruiting at home. coming up -- michigan state-notre dame staging o

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how are things in -- in the great state of texas? >> well, we have planned for -- planned for 5,000 people and now we are upwards of 20,000 and we are here to send a texas sized message to washington. [cheers and applause]. >> adrian, the event organizer and what does it mean and why did you organize it and what do you do for a living and who are you and why did you organize this? >> i am just an average citizen, i have a company here in ft. worth, and i just am e very concerned about the direction the country is going in and there is about, after you made the call, glenn beck in march, which, thank god you did, because you gave us six misto get ready for this and we had a six month head start and god knows where we'd be if we were only figuring it out now and glenn beck, the american people owe you a great debt of gratitude. [cheers and applause]. >> i tell you, adrian, for a long time, i wondered if anybody would wake up and i will tell you that the calvary has come just in time and the american people just in time and for the firs

i want to thank my two colleagues from texas for beginning this hour. i am glad to talk a little bit about this. i think what you're bringing up in terms of the committee on oversight is extremely important in terms of what it has found out. i have found that people have been a little bit fooled in the last week about actions having been taken in the congress and i thought i might highlight that issue a little bit. i know i'd heard on the news last week several times, the house has voted not to continue to fund aconch. the senate has voted not to continue to fund acorn. congress has voted not to continue to funding -- to continue funding acorn. i think it's important to explain what happened last week because people don't have the full picture. what really happened last week was our friend over in the senate, senator coburn from oklahoma, put an amendment on the transportation and h.u.d. appropriations bill, that's what i understand. if i don't get this exactly straight, i hope you two will help me get it straight if my memory isn't as good as i'd like

i'm talking about michael young, the third baseman with the texas rangers and michael, when you graduated from high school, you admitted that you were not prepared to sign professionally. >> yeah. >> tim: is that right? >> no shot. i wasn't ready, yeah. physically, mentally. you know, i had one scholarship off tore u.c. santa barbara. you know, the orioles drafted me out of high school and i wasn't ready. i figured going to playing with a wooden bat every game would wear me down. i just felt that physically i was nowhere where i wanted to be. i was still a center fielder coming out of high school going into college. i felt like i had some work to do. i definitely had any eye on the draft three years down the road but i knew i wanted to go to work in college and get better. >> tim: what did you do to prepare yourself to use a wood bat later on? >> i used a wood bat when i went to college. by the time the draft rolled around when i was in college i was definitely ready to go. the only -- pretty much the adjustments i had, the wood bat thing didn't bother me one bit. i was ready to go right