heat of protests going on in anaheim now a similar something similar seems to be unfolding in dallas texas for more charles gibson a member of the gorilla mainframe joins me now welcome charles so what more do we know about the case there in dallas. what we do know is that people in the community do. what they told least from the officers report in the media reports very contradictory to what actually happened in the case with mr james harper when you go food shopping cuba officer brah. we were told that supposedly there was a physical fight in three francis' were jumping but people who were actually there in witness what happened. back there was a foot chase but i was around actually shot. james harper afterwards i know that of course he was on that officer is claiming that he feared for his life and that is what prompted him to to shoot the suspect what do you think about that was the interesting thing. i was around did not require any type of medical attention if he actually fear for his life and there was actually a real conflict physically speaking with fire with the cup then we felt

this is in dallas texas. as a result two people had to go to the hospital, the driver on paid leave, that crash is under investigation. people driving around york road can expect more congestion today, that water main that broke on wednesday was fix and had broke on thursday and was fixed again. southbound lane will be closed until the road is repaired, and repaving is complete. >>> starting tomorrow going through the weekend, the african-american festival we were going it talk about earlier in the show, let's talk about it now, one of the big issues this morning and all weekend long is going to be the sherrie johnson live this morning for information you need to know not only about the festival but the heat. >> reporter: we are live here at the stadium, this weekend the african-american festival kicks off and starts tomorrow at noon. this morning i have shaloda with gray bow media. good morning, this is so exciting, the 35th year for this festival, its changed names but still a wonderful event, over 5000 peo

, horned liz dards at texas treasures at the dallas zoo.nd that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >>> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. russell brand is apparently following the lead of his ex, katy perry and he's dating again. he's dating brewster, the youngest sister of georgia na brewster. >>> yes, tom cruise arrived in new york to visit suri. but today's tom and katy split is about kate hudson. tmz reports she unwittingly walked by the hotel that cruise was staying in and was suddenly swamped by paparazzi. it's really sad when you see pictures of her hiding from the paparazzi. speaking of paparazzi, tmz also reported authorities recommend the ring leader who chased justin bieber down the l.a. freeway be the first person prosecuted to keep the paparazzi from endangering people. >>> bob dylan will mark 50 years as a recording artist by releasing his 35th studio album "tempest" in september. >>> and, finally, chill out jackie chen fans. despite recentl

it starts tomorrow night at the american airlines center here in dallas, texas with free pack. this is like cpac if you will except this is small government people. 10,000 people are already scheduled to be there. tickets are still available. then the service event, all day 35,000 people serving doing amazing things on the street. dallas cowboys stadium on saturday night where we're going to restore the culture if you will, we have to take our rightful place back in society. we have given -- we have given away almost everything. >> bill: all right. take a deep breath. let me recap. so tomorrow, thursday, you're asking for volunteers to go out and give meals to the homeless across the country and do charitable things, right? >> well, kind of. yes. you have cheapened a little bit, bill. >> bill: i'm trying to get the agenda here so people can, if they want to, they can go to your web site and they can do what you want them to do. i'm trying to help, you beck. >> that's right. that's friday. >> bill: oh, that's friday. >> tomorrow is free pack. >> if you are around the dallas area

see the storms in there, that goes in to jackson and well down towards dallas, texas. this stays away from us, it's close you have to have a spot storm in the forecast in to the weekend and especially next week. look at the temperatures, 80s up and down the eastern third. 87 dulles. 80s over the lakes. yoppedz that, hop over -- beyond that and hop over the mississippi, 90s working. 93 93 oklahoma city. some pushes towards the east. little bit of a dip in the jet streams that's keeping pleasant weather overhead. you go 500 miles towards the south and west and it's baking, hundreds, it's a nasty humid mess out there, that will be starting to push in to the area as we head in to the weekend. especially if to next week. here is the future trend showing again 3:00 píñin the morning, overnight temperatures in to the 60s. there is a pleasant evening. tomorrow we may touch upon 90. we will call 2-degree guarantee of 88. nice night tomorrow night, setting up a nice day for friday. maybe a shower or storm south of town and north of town a little ripple of energy that comes throu

the cities of denver and dallas, texas will also be getting satellite patent offices but there's no word yet which city the silican valley office might open here. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> people up the mississippi valley, 91 in chicago, 105 in atlanta, they're all dealing with record breaking heat on top of a deadly storm. 2.5million customers right now are still without electricity and you know what that means no air-conditioning, no fans. let's take a look at what's going on in baltimore right now. this is how people are trying to stay cool. ice is being distributed to several areas that still don't have power. it's the only way some people can stay cool right now. the city of baltimore has extended a red code heat alert until tuesday. let's look at what's going on. the massive storm has caused damage from indiana to the eastern seaboard. >> reporter: big smiles for a small simplicity. there were smiles for an ice give away in virginia. and that brought many like sahri bonet. >> there's no ice around here nowhere, we went to like two supermarkets and there's no ice. >> reporter: sever

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worth, in dallas, texas, take the day to meet some of the state's great native wild lyre including cougars and horned lizards. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >>> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. russell brand is apparently following the lead of ex- katy perry and is dating again. brewster, the youngest sister of georgianna brewster. >>> yes, tom cruise arrived in new york to visit suri. but today's tom and katy split is about kate hudson. tmz reports she unwittingly walked by the hotel tom was staying in and was suddenly swamped by paparazzi. speaking of paparazzi, tmz also reported that they recommended the ring leader who chased justin bieber who chased him down the freeway be the first person under the law to not endanger people. >>> bob dylan will mark 50 years as a recording artist by releasing his 35th studio album "tempest" in september. >>> finally, relax, jacky chen fans, despite saying recently he was going to quit films to become the asian robert denier rowe, he has already had

. >>> new video of angry passengers at an airport in dallas, texas. they had to make an emergency landing after a cease disruption on their flight. ñ' >>> five things you need to know on this tuesday morning. leaders from maryland food bank and at&t will open a new network enhancing connectivity, allowing the staff to be in contact with one another throughout the workday. >>> stephanie rawlings blake is joining notre dame helping kick off the national cancer prevention study, the american cancer society is looking for volunteers to help researchers understand the genetic environmental and lifestyle factors that cause and prevent cancer. president obama and his wife are on the campaign trail. first lady in florida for events in orlando and miami. the president is rallying supporters in cedar rapids, iowa. republican in nominee, mitt romney, a town hall meeting this afternoon. new report reveals areas in the u.s. where houses are being sold where homeowners owe less than a hundred dollars in overdue property taxes. according to the report the most at ri

all the way down towards dallas texas. 101, this will branch off and head east unfortunately as we head in to next week. we have the stationary front now, through the evening, going in to tonight. here comes the high pressure out of canada, more of a northerly wind. that's the dry air, allowing to punch through the state that gets us to sunshine and lower humidity. 69 going to around 70 for the low, up in to the 80s tomorrow. we will watch the progress of the front, popping a shower or thunderstorm. it looks to be towards the south of town. the forecast, the rest of tonight, temperatures between 67- 69 degrees cloudy, spotty showers for the rest of the evening. starting on a cloudier note. breaking in with sunshine. showers could hold tough over the eastern shore. your seven-day forecast, a nice day on sunday. sunday is going to be the pick of the next two. 86. back in to the 90s with the human that could trigger a scattered shower and thunderstorm. wham in to next week. i will take 90 over 104 any day. >> it's a walk in t

. >>> down in dallas, texas, hundreds of angry people surrounded a crime scene after police shot and killed a man this evening. we don't know what led to the shooting. dozens of additional officers were called in to keep the crowd from going on to the field where it happened. despite tensions running high, things did not get physical between the crowd and the police. >>> dark knight movie star christian bale makes a surprise visit to the colorado movie massacre. the investigator returnsed to the crime scene and the suspect's apartment looking for clues in the kay. jay gray has the report. >> reporter: the focus in aurora turned back to the suspect's apartment. prosecutors getting their first look inside. while back at the crime scene, a chain link fence went up around theater. evidence teams continuing their search. as mourners search for comfort in the wake of the tragedy. >> it's a feeling of sadness and such loss. such loss for all the families. >> reporter: families like this. >> he was one of the best sons any man could ever have. and i've been honored to know him. >> i need off

dallas, texas, getting into the triple-digit club once again 1rks 01. oklahoma will be in the hundreds. and the drought conditions tend to get worse in kansas especially and we have no rain in sight. in the central plain, a hot weekend ahead. >>> thanks so much. also ahead earning drive stocks higher, the pretty penny yahoo! is paying its new ceo, and a clever way to warm up a cold market in home sales. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, sure, the latest batman move will run away with things aet the box office this weekend but will it be a record baker. >>> coming up the dream team rolls, the gold medalist withdraws from the olympics and lebron unveil as secret weapon. you're watching "early today." >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by new preparation h totables. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. at the united nations russia and china vetoed a resolution that would have forced them to end the civil war. meanwhile the peopl

as anna werner reports, texas is the largest state to fight the overhaul. >> more than half the patients at the health clinic in dallas. nearly a third are on medicaid, the federally sponsored insurance program for the poor. dr. susan briner runs the clinic. >> who are these people that you're seeing? >> people with health insurance in texas are the people who work at low-paying jobs. the people you would expect to know that the people who work by the hour who work in restaurants, who work in yards, who work in daycares. >> two million more low-income texns would be covered by the medicaid expansion prescribed by the affordable care act. but texas is refusing to participate, joining wisconsin, florida and louisiana, texas would be eligible for $164 billion in federal aid to pay for the expansion through 2020. but lieutenant governor david dewhurst says texas' share would be a heavy burden. >> quite frankly, the medicaid system is broken and by simply adding a million and a half to two million more people to medicaid will not solve the problem. >> texas will also be the largest state to refuse to create the state-run h

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he contacted heritage auctions out of dallas, texas to come in and authenticate the collection. >> when called us up and said this is one of the most significant finds of baseball cards ever, i was like no, it's just baseball cards. no. in this particular series, in this particular card, in this condition, some of them are mint condition. it just blows everybody away >> the collection contains hundreds of cards. but there are 27 in particular that could fetch millions. they're from a rare 1910 e-98 series. carl compares it to finding a mona lisa in the attic. >> experts call it. >> cardboard gold. if there was such a thing, this is it. >> as you can imagine, the cards are under lock and key once again in solitude awaiting auction. an auction made possible by carl's aunt. a aunt he will forever affectionately call a packrat. >> that was jen stek of toledo. by the way, the baseball cards will be auctioned next month in baltimore. best guess at the total value. guess. $3 million. auntie just hooked you up. we'll take a quick break. when we come back, a look at the top stories. in "moneywat

another fatal police shooting in the united states this time with an armed man shot in the back in dallas texas sparking protests in the city elsewhere protests sort of a full day after to hispanic men were killed by officers over the weekend of the city of anaheim in california a peaceful demonstration there turned violent as crowds confronted police smashing windows and hitting the troll cars with rocks and bottles. as a further blow to britain the security for the olympics after an eleven year old boy caught a flight to rome with no passport no take it no boarding pass the child boarded at manchester airport it was only discovered mid-flight he avoided airline and security checks by blending in with another family apparently it couldn't come at a worse time as thousands of people start to arrive for friday's the start of the games and follows a security contract is eleventh hour pull out because it couldn't get enough staff . this is greenland risk taken just four days for this massive ice sheet to melt or this while it normally shrinks in summer but not by that much that first ninety seven

from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official. >> pelley: anthony mason reports on the moments that americans call the most memorable in television history. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. gunfire took down three more people last night in chicago. homicides in america's third-largest city are up 38% this year. almost all of them casualties in the gang war. but the victims are not all gang members. innocent children are being shot. monday mayor rahm emanuel said this: . >> you got two gang bangers, one standing next to a kid. get away from that kid. take your stuff to the alley. don't touch the children of the city of chicago. don't get her near them. >> pelley: the gangs didn't get the message. last night three children were shot-- a 12-year-old girl, a 14-year-old boy and 13-year-old tishona poke. she was shot in a leg in a city park. crime is down in chicago in all categories except this surge in homicides. what's driving the violence? we asked dean reynolds to help us find out. >> almost all of the violence we

another fatal police shooting in the united states this time when an armed man shot in the back in dallas texas sparking protests in the city elsewhere two hispanic men were killed by officers over the weekend in the city of anaheim california the shootings took an angry demonstrations that saw riot police will shotguns and fire pepper spray into the crowd. was a further blow to britain's security for the olympics out of this story emerged an eleven year old boy caught a flight to row with no passport no ticket no boarding pass the child boarded at manchester airport and when they discovered mid flight when passengers got suspicious he avoided airline and security checks by blending in with another family apparently it couldn't come at a worse time as thousands of people are arriving for friday's start of the olympic games and follows a security contractors' eleventh hour because it couldn't get enough staff pictures of greenland that's what you look at where it's taken just four days for this massive ice sheet to malta way to this wow it normally strikes in summer but not by that much or that

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of the christian coalition in the moral majority a group of republican activists in a church in dallas texas at the at the time that he said this he was running the direct mail part of ronald reagan's campaign here's paul wired. how many of our christian have what i call them call good government they want everybody to vote. i don't want everybody to vote elections are not won by a majority of people they never have been from the beginning of our country and they are not now the matter of fact our leverage in the elections quite candid like go drop out of owning populist go down now he was in the first to say this william what rehnquist made his chops in the republican party in phoenix standing at native american hispanic voting places challenging the rights of those people to vote and was quite proud of it bragged about it we've got to drive down their numbers as it was a direct quote from william rehnquist ultimately you know. took that although it is supreme court so the question is are these new voter id laws strictly a political move maneuver to benefit conservatives at the poll or spec

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from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official. >> pelley: anthony mason reports on the moments that americans call the most memorable in television history. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. gunfire took down three more people last night in chicago. homicides in america's third-largest city are up 38% this year. almost all of them c

kansas city is 100, dallas texas 100 and 96 currently in the the city of rapid city, it's not just goingainder of today. mid week. cities in omaha, st. louis, kansas city, triple digits for monday, tuesday and even on wednesday and even we factor it in and it feels even worse as you head out the door and of course, this is one of the areas hit hard with a drought across central parts of the country and so we're continuing to see the dry conditions and very hot temperatures making conditions even worse. tulsa, oklahoma, and next three days, expecting triple digit temperatures and little rock on tuesday, a high at 100 degrees and we have a number of excessive heat warnings and advisories in place across the areas, because the heat index, will be well over 100 degrees. >> all right. maria molina. thanks very much. the irrigation industry seeing a boom in business as a result of the ongoing drought that's gripping much of the country. a sign of just how dire it is, in regions that grow most of the nation's corn, soy beans, wheat and cotton, the lack of rain driving some desperate farmers to

. >>> well, tempers boil over in dallas texas.rs took to the streets to protest a fatal officer- involved shooting tuesday night. witnesses claimed police shot an unarmed man in the back as he was running away. now, the incident is under investigation but no one was arrested at the protest. >>> there is still no sign of two young cousins, iowa cousins, missing for nearly two weeks. they went for a bike ride, july 13th and then disappeared. as tom foreman explains, investigators believe they are still alive. >> reporter: a week and a half since 8-year-old elizabeth collins and 10-year-old lyric cook morris, went for a bike ride, and still there is no sign of what happened to them. despite the efforts of hundreds of volunteers, dozens of police, the fbi, and even tracking dogs, investigators appear to have few clues. eliz beth's patients on abc's good morning america this week. >> they do have a couple of leads. and that is it. >> it's as those they disappeared into thin air in broad daylight. >> reporter: shortly after they vanishe

he effectively was saying, i am talking about the guy who 150 miles away, up in dallas, texas, is now promoting the idea, oh, goody, goody, that i think we ought to deal the way i want to with the economy. the way we used to. barack obama was talking again and again about the bush legacy. he talked about how he had ended one of the two wars, on credit. obviously part of the bush legacy. he talked about the economy, when he was delivered, basically, at the end of the bush years. the bush economy. he talked about fundamentally everything that made george bush's legacy in a sense it was a conversation not about mitt romney at all, but about george bush and barack obama. >> george b. wish has said repeatedly since he left office he was going to keep a low profile. he was going back to private lives. he doesn't think it's helpful to have former presidents involved in the election. but we do have president bush today in the middle of the campaign season releasing a book on economic policy. and making this endorsement of mitt romney while at the same time saying he can do well without me. at

. >> dallas, texas. december 8th, 2005.e storm causes major headaches during the morning commute, as cars and trucks spin out on the slick roads. >> we get true ice storms. you may not have much snow. the snow is really just sheets of ice. and i do think that there's not enough drivers around here that see it frequently enough, they don't understand the concept that you have to slow down all the time. >> tv reporter mark johnson is in a helicopter covering accidents and traffic jams caused by the severe weather. he hovers over a jackknifed tractor trailer on i-20. while he's reporting, he sees something terrifying out of the corner of his eye. >> i'm able to peer over and get sort of that bird's eye view so i'm not just watching what people on television are watching. i look over and i notice that there is an 18-wheeler coming eastbound faster than anybody has gone over it, and i know that this is not good. >> the camera captures a tractor trailer that loses control on the slippery highway. it crashes and bursts into flames

he's murdered at the state bank and trust in dallas, texas, just as he's about to make his nightly deposit cameras captured the chilling incident. but there are few clues about the perpetrators. >> it's rare to actually capture a murder on video. and it's been extremely frustrating in the fact that we have the murder on video, and yet we haven't been able to solve the case yet. the problem is, the suspects are masked so one cannot identify a suspect from the video. as a result, the case remains unsolved. >> as a money courier, phillip's responsible for picking up money from various nightclubs throughout the dallas/ft. worth area and dropping off their nightly deposits. >> his normal routine was to leave about 2:30 a.m. and head off to the first club, whichever one was ready. and he would go pick up the day's money, as far as work was concerned. >> he's aware it's potentially a dangerous job. and he has a background in law enforcement. so phillip always takes several precautions. he never tells anyone what he does for a living. he always changes up his routine at which clubs and banks he go

a fire breaks out at southwest industrial gases in dallas, texas, on july 25th, 2007. this is no ordinary fire. on the lot are several hundred tanks filled with compressed gas, including oxygen, helium and one of the hottest burning gases of all, acetylene. >> acetylene burns at about 3400 degrees. it's used as far as what the common person knows mostly in welding and cutting. >> local tv news cameras record the blaze as it burns out of control. >> we didn't, of course, realize the scope of what the fire was going to be. >> the fire begins during a delivery of tanks to the refilling station. >> the delivery driver comes running in and says hey, man, i got a leak, i think i broke a valve and i can't shut it off. what do you want me to do? >> employee randy bibb grabs one of the fire extinguishers in case the escaping gas ignites. >> kind of just a green kind of haze floating there, kind of greenish. i grabbed the fire hose and i just start fogging it because you know what's going to happen. it's getting ready to go. >> sure enough, in just a few seconds, it does. >> the

very warm across texas and 81 in dallas, it's going to get hot there throughout the afternoon hours,riple digits for dallas, texas, 107 ab northward, high at 105 and extreme heat across the central plains continues and heat advisories in place and excessive heat warnings, and when you factor in the humidity, heat values well over the triple digits. >> dave: thank you, maria. i should mention that rick did land on the hot air balloon, in a farm and the man actually called the police. he wasn't so interested in them landing. i'm sorry, rick, i added-- i'm sorry, good times. >> clayton: good. we'll talk about this this morning, rick is a fan and rick and i have long talked about how we love chick-fil-a, when i first moved to the city we were on a mission to find a chick-fil-a location. >> alisyn: is there one? >> it's on nyu, and you have to know a student and-- you, but now others are started on the chick-fil-a movement and started by gosh huckabee and now sarah palin is supporting a candidate of her choice and made a specific trip to go there and show her support for the chain, tweeti