steele, a kansas photographer, who went out from kansas into the field to shoot trail drives as they were moving forward on their route. this one happened to be coming from new mexico to kansas. we often think of everything going north and south, but things went east as west as well. you could see not only the drovers here and undoubtedly, you had them all come to be in the picture, because he hoped to sell a picture to each one of them. and the chuckwagon here in the center, but it gets really a marvelous view of a typical trail herd on the move. there are precious few images of trail driving. photography arrived in the field in the great plains after most of the trail driving was done. it arrived as the trails were being driven. but few photographers were willing to get into the field. and the equipment was heavy and bulky and not -- didn't facilitate shooting trail drives in action. it was not until the early part of the 20th century, around 1910, that a texas photographer, owen smith, actually captured a trailing drive on the move, between the matador range in texas around roarin

and wichita, kansas. and in 1884, the last year of its operation, it was only open as far as caldwell. in southern kansas and many of the herds that were shipped from there were held right here in the cherokee strip and fattened up on the cherokee grass, so they could make a strong appearance at the, at shipping timing. before closing on account of the 1885 kansas quarantine law, the chis whom trail had been followed by more than five million cattle and seven hundred thousands horses. >> the western trail took the place of the chis whom. it was known as the dodge city trail and the fort griffin trail, opened in 1874 while the chisholm trail was still in prominence by a cattle drover, john t. >> by 1879, the western trail was the principal thoroughfare for texas cattle. and the railroad had allowed the railing heads to move further west out of the line of settlement for at least a few years. and allow trailing driving to continue to flourish. >> often cattle herds were shipped from the rail heads, but ofte

kansas city is down to one time-out and they'll stop the clock at t two-minute warning. huff-hou roughhousing ensues. >> cris: ion't care if the guy tomahawk chops. you want get a penalty here. fox with t clicker in his hand. >> al: they use their final time-out. >> cris: it's been a good me. i tellou, i think this setup the st of the season as being very interesting. kansas city chiefs regardless of what happed traveled that this stadium and put on performance that really was just a few stakes away from being a potential win here. i just go backo the first quarter where maybe the seen was a little too big for them at first but a me that they'll e going forward here. >> al: they go home and play s diego kansas city and denver goes to new england and thenhe two teams meet kansacity and denver in two weeks. a long way from dermining the one seed or the fiveeed. >> cris: a lot of big games. al: a lot of close mes. >> referee: false stt, fense, number 68, fi-yard penalty, second down. >> al: called zane beadles. >> cris: the pro bowler. tell him peyton manning and the ofnsiv

parkerdoes charlie become charlie parker if he is not raised in kansas city? >> we can't imagine that. now, he would have been a superior musician if he had stayed in any other city in the world, but kansas city was so corrupt that you could actually play all of the time. so charlie parker would be playing and he would go to jam sessions, and then he would go to the park and play. then he would sit up -- in-depth sitting on a bench all by .imself playing saxophone you could do that in kansas city. you could actually sit up and play in the park, and the cops never bothered him. the neighbors never bothered him, the community. the people were like so oriented to serious music, that you could be playing all the time. me,s: say a final word to and to the audience, about the abiding lesson to us that we can learn from charlie parker about the dedication to craft. >> well, the thing that he showed you, shows all of us, is how powerful the individual actually is. ,o matter what obstacles are that the person fundamentally decides to do his or her best, they can get fa

but to others willard really epitomized the spirit of kansas. he was a true entrepreneur who could spit out ideas rapidfire. there was put a fish bar in grain elevators or tv program to teach people how to train dogs long before others came along. or even let's start our own country. our own country. and that's again -- bobwhite, an executive at garvey said to me, willard had 10,000 right is an the time you d put them in acti. there was another story that bob page told, he introduced himself to group of people wants and he said, much of each month is to get 30 or 31 ideas that willard garvey has thrown out and get rid of 29 of them. [laughter] so i mean, this guy was like -- but he wants his best ideas to come back to wichita. he wanted to make it a model city, to be quote admired and imitated by communities elsewhere as the best place to work, raise a family and enjoy life. so whether you loved him or hated him it was a blue or about willard garvey. and i tried to provide a sampling of in the book. many people knew that willard was an avid swim

well, madam secretary, while you are from kansas, we are not in kansas anymore. >> stewart: let me just stop you right there. the dog's name is toto. not toootooo. >> the democrats when they came up with a little more on point. >> one of the things that keeps coming up in this hearing because you are from kansas is references to the wizard of oz. >> stewart: for the love of god! >> and people went to see the wizard because of the wonderful things he did. and the affordable care act is doing a lot of great things in iowa. >> stewart: you are really going to use the wizard to defend your program to say how great it is? did you watch the movie? the wizard is a car la tan. he is a two bit huckster who never gave people anything they didn't already have .. so for the most part the hearing was substantive with a smattering of silly, that doesn't mean there was nobody there just to fill the next campaign ad like cory gardner who spent the first two hours of the hearing drinking red bull and snorting coffee grounds to wait his turn. >> why won't you go into the exchange, you are part of this la

andrew wiggins for kansas and duke's jabari parker. parker looking pretty solid. stop, pops, drills the jumper. duke takes the lead. late in the half. kansas up 4. wiggins will make a steal and he's going to go coast to coast, as they say. and that gives them a 6-point lead. wiggins and the jayhawks knock off duke 94-83. michigan state top ranked kentucky first time since '08 the number one and two teams in the country meet. michigan state keith appling takes it to the corner, drains the three. then watch this. inbounds pass. picked off. that's a 5-point swing in about five seconds. that puts the spartans up. driving, misses the shot. dawson there for the tip-in. spartans win it 78-74. two great coaches. just a brutal incident in a hoke game. this is juniors facing off against the toledo cherokee. look to the top left of your screen, puck will go around the boards. watch what you see. boom. and he just sticked him right across the neck and starts punching him. >> you can't do that. >> he supposedly had a neck guard on so the injuries weren't serious. but that, hon

to others he epitomized the spirit of kansas, a true entrepreneur who could spit out ideas rapid-fire. but a fish farm that the grain elevators or a tv program to teach people how to train dogs or even let's start our own country, our own country. bob white, executive said to me, and yet it doesn't already is that the time he has to put the rejection. another story as cfo bob page told police he had to introduce himself to a group of people in these said my job each month is to pick 30 or 31 ideas that carvey is, but then get rid of 29 of them. [laughter] said this guy was like -- but he wanted his best ideas to come back to year in which a top, make it a model city to be admired and imitated by communities elsewhere as the best place to work, raise a family can enjoy life. so the left or hated him, there was a lure. it tried to provide a sampling of in the book. many people knew that he was an avid swimmer, a great contributor to the ymca program and helped start the wichita swim club. he was actually a championships or whose up competitively while in london during world war ii and e

dick was born in kansas. he was raised in fort scott and served in world war ii in the united states navy. after serving our nation with great integrity and humility, he pursued and achieved a bachelor's degree in science from kansas state university in 1951. congressman nichols is a supporter of education but particularly a supporter of education that comes from kansas state university. he is a wildcat through and through. dick worked in a number of roles related to agriculture and banking in both top each a and hutchins before he moved to mcpherson, his home now, and in mcpherson, he began his career as a long-time community banker at the home state bank. he became president in 1969 of that bank. in 1986, he was elected to serve as president of the kansas bankers association. that same year, dick got some national notoriety. he was stabbed at the staten island ferry by a homeless refugee from cuba while he was touring the statue of liberty, and while recuperating in the hospital, he was visited by then-new

in kansas it's 13 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. the outlook shows this front moving south by 5:00. it's down into missouri and moving to iowa and then pushes south and takes all that rain and snow with it. now we could see some lake affect as you see the cold air coming over the warmer lakes. the big problem will be the drop in temperatures. today's 72. tomorrow, 53 with the low temperature of 28. widespread freeze warnings in affect for texas and oklahoma. the southern plains and areas that have not hit freezing already. we'll see it by tomorrow morning. temperatures across the northeast are climbing and low 50's in philadelphia and new york and 58 degrees. there it is, you can see it with new york five-day forecast. so 55 down to 43, now it dries out wednesday, thursday, and friday. it's cold in the morning. low temperatures in the mid to low 30s. highs barely climbing with a light breeze. >> china could soon have a solution to organs. american scientists have developed a similar device. researchers say it could be years before i

in the kansas business hall of fame out in topeka. they had their own fascinating histories, and a touch upon some of that in the book. willis started his life may live for eight years in colby, kan., about 290 miles north and west of here. and where his father launched a massive week and farming business. in 1928 mostly at the urging of all of their rig about the family here to wichita. all of the children needed better schooling and more of an urban environment. he came here in 1928, stay here, raised his family here, and died here in 2002. he likes to say that he left wichita because it was the furthest he could get from both coasts. some of you might feel that way. but it was his love for this community and the impact he had here and elsewhere that went well beyond. petroleum ink, garbage international and nevada first to name a few. but he called himself a builder. if you look around town you concede that he did just that. he began building small world war ii brick homes the ec. returning veterans. he went on to build bigger deve

they host kansas city on sunday night. denver has won 11 straight regular season home games. then peyton manning 6 and 11 in his career then battle to kc, then peyton lifetime in arrowhead stadium which can get noisy. they face the chargers before round 2 with denver. >>> an officive tackle who spent all but one season of his career with the cleveland browns, browns mccormick also served as the seattle seahawks president and instrumental bringing an nfl franchise to charlotte. >>> two perennial world cup participants are having to fight their way into the field this time around. mexico beat new zealand, about the winner on aggregate goals, portugal in the same spot facing swefacingsweden, christian can o came through the in the end, scoring on a header. gave the portuguese team a 1-nil wip. wip -- win. rematch on tuesday. you may frustrate them in the throughout the match but he comes through in the end. >> thanks. wet after this. >> hello everyone, well, it is friday evening. it is time to look at your weekend forecast. for many of you unfortunately it is not going to look t

. >>> y en la mls el houston es uno favorito en playoffs recibÍan al sporting kansas city en el choque de de la ida final de la conferencia este, y la barra del dinamo la veÍamos, 117 pase en profundidad y estaba la posiciÓn adelantada y aunque se queje, no se queje dmum ocho, y el tiro libre, oscar, despejaba el portero jimmy. allÍ estaba, al 39 con el saque de banda y el punto penal, y el que salvaba al dinamo en la lÍnea. y sÍ, seÑor. minuto 40, el remate de derecha de fuera del paÁrea, y pasaba cerca y el pase de cabeza remo de fallado, y ay!, 64 matt con el saque de mano, y el remate fallado por el jugador, y cero aguacero al final en entre dinamo y el sporting kansas city, la final se define en kansas cd. >>> y ya sin grandes se fue el galaxi y se fueron los red bulls. >>> no lo puedo creer. >>> estÁn molesmolesto. >>> le preguntÉ a henry si consideraba que red bulls era un equipo grande. >>> dijo que no. >>> la sub17 la que perdiÓ el mundial de la categorÍa regresÓ al paÍs, mÁs adelante desde luego las imÁgenes, pausa en "contacto deportivo." >>> y al regresar rea

now comes word that a kansas now comes word that a kansas city icon boulevard brewing has city icon boulevard brewing has been sold to a huge belgium been sold to a huge belgium brewer, and some are wondering brewer, and some are wondering if craft beer will get too big if craft beer will get too big to remain distinctively to remain distinctively american. american. >> this is a great time for >> this is a great time for craft beer. craft beer. a great time to be in the scene, a great time to be in the scene, and it's a lot of money. and it's a lot of money. >> americans have a nearly >> americans have a nearly insatiable historic love of insatiable historic love of beer. beer. 200 million barrels are brewed 200 million barrels are brewed in the u.s. annually. in the u.s. annually. but not all beer is the same. but not all beer is the same. craft beer is not your father's craft beer is not your father's suddens. craft does not belong suddens. craft does not belong in your red to go cup. in your red to go cup. you don't chuck, you sip, you you don't chuck, you sip, you savor it. savor it. >>

for that reason reaching out from within has now spread to every prison in kansas. and at least one other state is trying to replicate it, of course the problem there is, there's no replicating sul ep-- suellen. >> what is most amazing is that you care for them. i look at that group and i see murderers, and robbers, rapists. >> it never occurs to me to look at them that way. i believe that every single human being has an angel and a beast inside of them. and the more we are willing to look at the beast, the more we are willing to hold on to that angel. >> reporter: so says this guardian angel who is determined to exercise-- exorcise the beast out of inmates as old a grandma can. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road in lancing, kansas. >> that's just wonderful. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, i'm scotts pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. and then when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 10

and state governor commissioner and kansas. -- in kansas. i reached out to our state commissioner and governor and found out that they have absolutely no data about nebraskans who either try to enroll or an role. as you know, nebraska is one of the states that opted not to do their own exchange and rely on the federal exchange. it is interesting to me that neither our insurance commissioner nor the governor's office had any data abroad nebraskans-- about and enrolling in these plans. i also asked our insurance commissioner if any of the navigators, if they knew who the navigators were and whether they had to apply to the -- to be certified or licensed in essence like an insurance agent would be , and they told me they have no clue who has been authorized by hhs to be a navigator and work with people in nebraska. so this is concerning to me. i'm going to ask you a few questions along this line. first of all, do you have data on how many people in general in the u.s. have tried to enroll in a plan through this website? >> no, sir, we do not ha

for texas tech, after this game, they'll take on kansas state. followed by a game in arlington, texas against baylor. they'll have a bye and wrap up their season against texas. >> charles: there's a lot they can still accomplish. >> gus: davis webb throws for the 70th time. and it's caught. a flag on the play, though. deandre washington working really hard this evening. >> referee: holding, offense number 62. ten-yard penalty. second dunn. >> gus: that's le'raven clark. >> charles: freshman all american last year, playing mostly at guard. they moved him to tackle, because that's his future and continues to be his future. terrific talent. got caught holding on that play. we'll have jared kaster and davis webb both being iced down after this game. >> gus: webb, and deandre washington taken down by ryan simmons, the outside linebacker from texas. a sophomore. clock still running. 1:22 and counting. amaro. jimmy bean brings the tight end down. jace amaro has had a career day in catches. that's his 15th. webb delivers. knocked away. shaun lewis with a

. >> y tambiÉn la caÍda a un arroyo de un autobÚs en kansas. >> este domingo, una entrevista exclusiva con el senador ted cruz,puede ser presidente si naciÓ en canadÁ? >> mi madre es estadounidense,y soy estadounidense segÚn la ley de estados unidos. >> habrÁ reforma migratoria este aÑo? >> lo que nosotros tenemos que alcanzar es que se entienda la misma urgencia que nuestra comunidad tiene sobre nuestros emigrantes. >> vamos a arizona. >> me reeligen, porque ♪ >> una conductora pisÓ el acelerador de su vehÍculo, en vez del freno, y fue a dar contra una tienda, ahora rosa rÍos, la conductora, enfrenta cargos por no portar licencia ni tener un seguro adecuado. >> un autobÚs escolar cayÓ en kansas,pero los niÑos pudieron salir ilesos, los pasajeros subieron hasta la parte superior del autobÚs, y ahÍ esperaron a los socorristas, el chofer sufriÓ hipotermia, y fue trasladado a un hospital. >> estas imÁgenes muestran como la mujer recibe dos balazos, su chaleco antibalas la protegiÓ de uno de los balazos,y con el otro se las encargÓ para perseguir a los sospechosos. >> bu

. >> y tambiÉn la caÍda a un arroyo de un autobÚs en kansas. >> este domingo, una entrevista exclusiva con el senador ted cruz,puede ser presidente si naciÓ en canadÁ? >> mi madre es estadounidense,y soy estadounidense segÚn la ley de estados unidos. >> habrÁ reforma migratoria este aÑo? >> lo que nosotros tenemos que

his father was a doctor in kansas. the wealthiest guy in town. he hated the populace and wrote against the populace. then, he meets teddy. teddy has already begun to know that something has to be done about the problems of the poor. he says the problem of the aged distribution, not production. he changed william allen white who became almost an accolade for teddy. even then, he said they walked around washington and talk. he sounded the trumpet of the new age that was to come. he becomes a progressive, a real progressive. he is active in party politics. even they can criticize each other. they represent letters to each other and at one point, he would criticize teddy's writing. he says, something happened to your writing. it is too long. the reader is getting fatigued. one sentence had 20 lines. roosevelt writes back, of course, you're right. roosevelt was such a master of communicating that that was unusual. he talked in simple language. when roosevelt would go west on his train tours, white would often be there and introduce him to a lot of the

. >> y tambiÉn la caÍda a un arroyo de un autobÚs en kansas. >> este domingo, una entrevista exclusiva con el senador ted cruz,puede ser presidente si naciÓ en canadÁ? >> mi madre es estadounidense,y soy estadounidense segÚn la ley de estados unidos. >> habrÁ reforma migratoria este aÑo? >> lo que nosotros tenemos que alcanzar es que se entienda la misma urgencia que nuestra comunidad tiene sobre nuestros emigrantes. >> vamos a arizona. >> me reeligen, porque miguel, hemos visto que sigues subiendo fotos al internet desde europa. la cuenta del teléfono está por las nubes. ¡por tu culpa no voy a poder ir a la universidad! ¡egoísta! ¡de verás, ya apaga las "aps"!, ¡si no con qué le vamos a pagar la carrera a tu hermana! miguelito, te veo muy delgado en las fotos de internet, come más. la cobertura de t-mobile se expandió con internet en más de 100 países, sin cargos adicionales. ve a encuentraamiguel.com participa y podrías ganar un viaje alrededor del mundo. ♪ >> una conductora pisÓ el acelerador de su vehÍculo, en vez del freno, y fue a dar contra una tienda, aho

this happened near hughesville, missouri, about an hour and a half drive east from kansas city. so far no reports of anyone hurt by this. this blast so powerful people 15 miles away reported feeling the impact. others 60 and 70 miles away said they could see flames. and a number of people reported smaller explosions after the big one. the pipeline is still burning and fire crews are on the scene. keep it right here for updates throughout the morning. at the live desk, i'm molette green, back to you in the studio. >>> check out brand-new video we just got in of a deadly crane collapse in brazil. that shows the moment the crane fell on top of part of the main stadium being built . two workers were killed. a safety engineer warned his supervisor the cranee on unstable ground. that was ignored. the construction can company has denied that claim.

madame secretary, while you're from kansas, we're not in kansas anymore. some might say that we are actually in "the wizard of oz" land given the parallel universes we appear to be habitating. mr. waxman and most of those on the democrat side think things are great. you apparently although you did apologize and you have said it's a debacle, you also seem to think that the affordable care act is great. myself and others have a different view. ultimately the american people will decide. now, last week when the contractors were here, i focused my attention on the apparent lack of privacy in the website. if we'll put up the first slide that i had last week. if we can. this is what is public, madame secretary. it's basically a disclaimer that says any unauthorized attempt to upload information or change information on the website is prohibited. it really doesn't say anything about privacy. you do have to accept that in order to go forward with the application. the next slide shows what's not public. this is in the source code. we tried to determine this morning

moving from kansas city heading to -- kansas to oklahoma. atlantic and mid east right now the drop is happening through kansas. here is the last 12 hours with this snow and rain. you can see it slowly pushing south but where it's headed also from the south to the east. by 7:00 tonight it's through the graicts'great lakes just pushing through chicago. these are lake effect snows, cold air over the warm waters of the great lakes now, virginia and washington, d.c. by tomorrow afternoon and evening. the temperatures will quickly drop once this moves through and the cold air sets up over the mid atlantic states, not quite to the southeast all the way to texas and oklahoma and back through the eastern face of the rockies. the temperatures by tomorrow morning will be 28 in dallas, texas, 37 wednesday morning, warming a little bit, 60 by thursday and friday, hitting the freezing mark for the first time this year a hard freeze warning in effect for texas and oklahoma and even extends to the east. new york see rain and snow tomorrow, there is that dro

but here at use egg testing they are seeing wide disparities and kansas city, kansas, pretty good, 4 seconds but next door in kansas city, missouri, it was taking over 30 seconds. to improve your own experience, they suggest making sure you have the latest version of your web browser. clearing your cashe history and of tim miezing the connection and make sure you're not slowed down by sharing wi-fi for example. health officials vow the site will work smoothly by the end of this month. >> they will see a surge of activity they better plan for. >> reporter: because the stakes are too high now for another failure. bertha coombs, "nightly business report." >>> still ahead, a kodak moment. the iconic brand is back on the big board but how does it company differ from the old and is it a good investment? >>> who says you can't go home again? kodak emerged from bankruptcy and traded again today on the new york stock exchange but as hampton pearson reports, the pioneering photography company is different from your great grandfather's kodak. >> reporter: the new kodak is a technology company f

: more on that decision, 23 airmass co-founder to walk away from a $3 billion offer cash money, and kansas turned down the offer from facebook but we might know why they did it. a couple of them say google was brought up for at $12 billion offer and the blondes report google and face coated not the only bidders, starting with china's $0.10 expressing snap chat, $3 billion range.

let's go to danielle in kansas. danielle. >> caller: hey, jim. happy friday. >> same. >> caller: hey, i have a question about limited brands. they had an impressive third quarter, great profits. however, they issued a more conservative forecast for the fourth quarter. given that it's a holiday season, even valentine's day, should i expect the limited brands to continue to rise? or do you think this is a good long-term buy and hold for my ira? >> i want you to actually -- you know, i saw that.

kansas wins. that's a beauty. the elevator, he says, was not working. so the nhl game analyst can do it so can he. buffalo's play by play announcer there down by the ice with a helmet. maybe a little nervous. and he needed it. duck! >> see? it served him well. >> almost got slammed. >> his first haircut in over 11 years. his famous locks insured for a million dollars. troy polamalu in a ceremonial haircut, all to bring awareness. >> he gave a whole four inches. >> see he did the samson losing his strength. >> who does that remind you of? >> tiger woods. >> that's right. but this is cheyenne woods. >> must run in the family. >> the safe, clear plastic balls good idea givenen the event was sponsored by a liquormaker. yes, chicago, figure that, was the $10,000 at the 160 team kickball tournament. you play kickball? >> i love kickball. but i wouldn't want to wear those bubble suits. >> interesting to watch. >>> a look at the weather with bill karins. you have a competitive spirit. i see it in you. >> good morning, everyone. bundle up, as advertised very col

the scariest incident perhaps in douglas, kansas, a school bus drove through deep water on the road and plunged off a bridge into a swollen creek. look at that. ten children and the driver managed to climb through the roof hatch before rescue crews got them to dry land. >> we climbed out and got on top of the bus. i thought i was going to die. >> bus fell over, off the bridge into the river, and then we climbed out the window. >> all of this could have ended worse, could have washed on down and been trapped and taken longer for rescue to get to, the bus could have filled up with water quicker, it could have went completely underwater, kids might have washed downstream. from the high water we've had

. - en el este, el dínamo de houston se enfrentará contra el sporting de kansas city. los angelinos arrancaron ganando, con 18 puntos fue el máximo anotador. jardín anotó 35 puntos, acompañado de nueve rebotes. los lakers vencieron 99 - 98. -los redskins contra minnesota en el primer periodo, pitas, el mejor jugador de la temporada pasada, con 18 yardas anota. después, robert griffin iii y con el paso de anotación. los de kansas anotaron 20 puntos y lograron obtener apenas su segunda victoria esta temporada por marcador de 34 - 27. las pieles rojas quedan con marca de tres y de seis. >> decepcionante, regresaremos a trabajar, pero también hay cosas positivas que hicimos en este juego, tendremos que estudiar las jugadas erróneas porque fue decepcionante que lo lograremos sacar esta victoria. >> moisés: llegó el momento del marcador mc'donalds, vamos a la liga boliviana, el real potosí marcó 3 - 0. - el universitario de sucre derrotó 3 - 0 a oriente petrolero. bueno, tengo que entrar al verizon center para el partido de los wizards, pero regresamos más tard

julie watts, kpix 5. >> well, waterpark in kansas city, kansas, is building the world's tallest and fastest waterslide. >> this is quick. the park is keeping most details under wraps but the megablaster will reportedly best the current recordholder a slide in brazil that stands nearly 135 feet tall sliders will supposedly go as fast as 65 miles per hour. the ride scheduled to open next summer. >>> a palo alto korean war veteran has been detained in north korea for almost three weeks. we'll have more details on the puzzling details surrounding his confinement. >> could derail the bart contract is set for this morning. what they have to say about the contract and that one costly mistake. ,,,, ,,,, you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to, "if it's good, let's save it for the weekend." so here's to the kfc ten buck weekend bucket. ten pieces, ten bucks. any recipe. just ten bucks every saturday and sunday. today tastes so good. >>> it's been more than three weeks since anyone has heard from 85-year-old korean war veteran merrill newman. the world traveler was detained in north k

and when you were kansas' governor but the plans today aren't good enough for those hard working kansas families? >> sir, i would tell you in the roles i had the honor of serving in in kansas, i worked every day to try to eliminate the discriminatory features of the insurance industry that finally with the affordable care act are gone. my successor and elected insurance republican commissioner sandy kraeger and i worked on a whole series of plans to expand coverage. i did work on these issues and we were not necessary -- >> you say these were lousy plans and miss tavenner said no true insurance. do you think the plans weren't true insurance? >> in the individual market, the insurance commissioner in kansas and virtually every place in the country -- >> it's a yes -- >> it's a yes or no question. were they true insurance plans? >> a lot of them are not true insurance plans, no. >> i yield back. >> gentleman from vermont. >> i'm going to summarize what i've been hearing. number one, the website must be fixed. you've been very forthright and you're going to fix it. number two, we've had a

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parker for duke and wigins for kansas. both of those teams have returning players. >> do think have the boast blend of veterans with a star entering that roster. itch i think that is correct, michael. >> certainly duke. with the guys they have coming back and they have hood from mississippi state and parker the freshman you spoke of. they are really deep and they have to been there and they have one of the greatest coaches ever and how neat is it for him to coach kobe afternoon will he ano bring that all back to duke. that is really interesting and now they don't have a big seven footer to block the path of people going to the basket, but i like duke's team. they shot 70% against davidson and four guys score over 20 points and they are really loaded. kansas getting wi wiggins who is the best "freshman" in the country that yet to be determined but he is the highest rated. that brought them from being just okay to a top five team. there is a lot of pressure on be ononandrew wiggins. and we'll see how he deals with that tonig

how has this impacted the kansas city community? i think if you look at this, it's the kansas city community, because of the spotlight on sport and particularly on the nfl, it's impacted a conversation worldwide around domestic violence and around how we deal with young boys, and whether we do a good job as a society in teaching young boys kindness and compassion to women. >> two families deal with the pain and suffering of what happened. in your professional experience, what is the healing process like when it's tide to a high-profile league like the nfl? >> i think, again, we are talking about the nfl. we are having a conversation a year later, and that spotlight never goes away. it will be remiss of you or i to talk about how the families are healing. it's a question of how do you remember your child as best you can, and maybe engage in a conversation or allow the conversation so that other people don't end up in the other circumstance. >> in general, have you seen more crisis management teams put into place at the college or the

for that reason reaching out from within has now spread to every prison in kansas. and at least one other state is trying to replicate it, of course the problem there is, there's no replicating suellen. >> what is most amazing is that you care for them. i look at that group and i see murderers, and robbers, rapists. >> it never occurs to me to look at them that way. i believe that every single human being has an angel and a beast inside of them. and the more we are willing to look at the beast, the more we are willing to hold on to that angel. >> reporter: so says this i the road in lancing, kansas. >> that's just wonderful. >> pelley: t is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> i was terrified like everybody else was. we were all on the ground. >> travelers running for their lives at l.a.x. and tonight, the ripple effect of today's deadly shooting is being felt at bay area airports. good evening,

you know, "gee, toto, looks like we're not in kansas anymore." or, you know, "come out, come out, wherever you are," which in the '70s started taking on, when the gay movement started, this line started meaning different things, you see? >> ♪ come out, come out, wherever you are and meet the young lady, who fell from a star ♪ >> so the songs keep growing with the times. people interpret them, you know? >> how did yip feel in the late 1950s, when it was a hit, when people started hearing it all over the world? >> well, i think they were quite surprised, along with the film moguls, you know, and the fact that--years and years later, he and harold both said that they did not know what depth and strength that that song "over the rainbow" had. and also, one other one, the song "ding! dong! the witch is dead" is a universal liberation, a frdom, cry for freedom, you know, which isn't seen like that, but it--one time, when some tyrannical owner of an airlines company stepped down, all the employees started singing "ding! dong! the witch is dead." so

chargers in kansas city. the game went back and forth. everyone. chargers up three. late in the fourth, they are in home territory. the chiefs rally. alex smith throws for a five yard touchdown. 38-34. the game is not over till it's over. river throws over two defenders for a 25 yard game. the charges win. that is as good as it gets, a 53 yard touchdown. less than a minute to go. cam newton throws a quick charge to greer olson for a one yard touchdown. atthers win seven in a row 20-16. the dolphins are now 5-6 as well as the jets. sometimes all that is needed is a shock to the system to put things into perspective. that is precisely what happened after an embarrassing first- round loss to north eastern. georgetown bounceback and shocked kansas state. up, a story for 2011, vcu. rivera gets the pass. second half, what do we have for you? more. mr. rivera comes up with this deal. he led the way. georgetown wins 84-80. maryland is playing northern iowa tonight in the semifinals in saint thomas. we all wish you luck. when i first got shingles it started on my back. and i

we are connecting to kansas city and getting back to texas. i wish i could click my heels and be home. it's going to get worse. >> with so many travelling the weather is expected to make getting around a nightmare. >> the flight was leaving at 10. we gave ourselves a couple of hours, three hours to get here. we drove for four hours in the traffic. >> ice is a major problem. making roads pressurerous. crews in north carolina will work through the night prepping for the storm. spraying salt and keeping them clear for tuesday morning. >> we'll look at texas specifically because what is happening there is most of the rain is leaving, but there's a lot of snow on the ground in parts of the panhandle. we mentioned that we had 7-10 inches of snow falling in the region. what happened was we had a lot of melting, but not enough that it melted everything. now the temperatures are below freezing the melted water is refreezing making it slippery across the area. this will go on for the next night or so, big problem there, no more is falling. the other big

we'll not do one of those but we'll do one of kansas. we'll have lauren green on the key board and keith wilson who is a brand new daddy with his little girl is playing guitar. and bob higgins on drums and harmony vocal emily and justin brewer. and on lead guitar john's brother dinno a la fonte. ♪ ♪ don't you cry no more. ♪ ♪ ♪ cry... ♪ i wrote ♪ once i rote about the noise and confusion just to get a glimpse beyond the solution i was soaring ever higher burt i flew too high ♪ though my eyes could see a fuel of designment though my mind could think i still want the mads in ♪ i hear the voices when i'm dreaming i can hear them say ♪ carry on my wayward son ♪ they'll be peace when you are done lay your weary head to rest ♪ don't you cry no more ♪ ♪ masquerading as a man with a reason ♪ my charade is the event of the season ♪ and if i claim to be a wise man it surely means that i don't know ♪ ♪ on a stormy sea of moving emotions, like a ship on the ocean ♪ i still account for winds of fortune but i hear