in dallas the average tenure was four. i'm or on borrowed time so i'm paying attention to everything that is happening. and a park happens and police are not on top of their game. so we were really focused on and i was focused on it remaying peaceful use where were you when the shooter started killing police. >> guest: i had left a minute before. i live just right across the street from police headquarters in a condo in downtown dallas, a couple miles from the event. and i had just told the second in command, sounds like this is about to be over, peaceful. going home. call me when the last protester gets in the car and drives off. we want to stay to the end to make sure no fights broke out as people walked to their cars. was still in uniform and get a call from the second in command and he is frantic, out of breath. obviously something just -- he pace of the conversation and what he said to me made me heart drop. it really did. >> host: what is the aftermath of an event like that, five policemen killed in one day? >> guest

but dallas county is a very blue county. dallas county voted in the november election 2-1 for clinton over trump. we now know in retrospect that hillary clinton wasn't going to win texas. she ended up losing the state overall by about, i think it was nine points. but there's been discussion during the presidential campaign ing leading up to the election that maybe hillary clinton might have a shot in texas. some people thought it was a pipe dream, or clinton looking cocky. but there was a case to be made for it. she really did campaign in texas. and the democratic party didn't really work hard there. and they spent money there. and, you know, if they weren't just bluffing, if they ever really were going to have a shot at winning texas, it would come because they really ran up the vote totals as big as they could in the blue counties in the state. in the places like, you know, dallas county. the two most concentrated places in that state for democratic votes were harris counties where houston is, and dallas county. there were

on a whim, went down to downtown dallas and put an application in. became a police officer. >> reporter: he joined s.w.a.t. and quickly rose to squadron leader. >> you were a hammer up to that point? >> hardcore. i was old-school police. i was proud of it. >> po-lice. >> police when you're being died, i was old-school po-lice. kick in your door, put you in jail if you were doing drugs. >> reporter: his success led to promotion and a surprise assignment in community police you hated it? >> the whole time. >> reporter: he showed us the storefront where he was stationed. >> hi, how are you? i'm okay, good to see you. >> reporter: then something happened. >> changed the way i thought about policing. i just thought to myself, never got a chance to do it on a broader scale. man, it would be something to see. >> reporter: the opportunity came when he was named dallas police chief. but then on father's day 2010, the unthinkable. his son d.j., who had undiagnosed adult onset bipolar disease, shot and killed two people, one a police officer. d.j. himself was k

so we're gonna have you be the dallas manager and take the c.o.o.monis: i'm wondering where the hell you've been up until this point. for the first time, lady finally took a stand. she's actually putting tasha in the right role. it's about time. lady: so, i think two options -- of having you outside of the organization and not staying with us or staying with us as the dallas manager. i think it's a position of just getting back to basics. tasha: i mean, that's fine. let's take the demotion, this or that, if that's what i need to do. and we will kick ass. i will sell the...out of everything like i normally do, like i did before when i got promoted. i'm still gonna give 150% to make that store the best it can possibly be. lemonis: i think your attitude about respecting the importance of this store-manager position and all of those things and proving yourself is exactly what i wanted to hear an hour ago. when you see it, i really want you to think about moving forward. it's time for me to show lady the new look of the store. not only has it been comple

max: dallas. lemonis: okay. what does it cost to get it to dallas? max: 50 cents a bottle.emonis: max may not realize it, but this little pit stop in dallas for the product is costing the company a heck of a lot of business. murchison products are made in chicago, then transported to dallas and then shipped out from there. to get 'em to dallas adds another 50 cents of cost to each individual unit. but keep in mind, murchison-hume, like any wholesaler, sells to retailers at twice its cost, meaning that the 50 cents turns into $1 by the time it gets to the retailer. then the retailer adds its markup. and that dollar becomes $2. and now an extra $2 has been tacked on to the retail price just because of dallas. and what do customers do when they see that inflated price? well, you take a guess. they walk away. walk me through this. max: so, we used to have a text-heavy label. i wanted to make it easy for the customer to identify. so for me, it's an icon. lemonis: i'm gonna challenge you on that. max: oh, no. lemonis: i feel like it's, like, buying products for my castle or somet

cesar --tras ms de 20 aÑos una joven de dallas consigui averiguar el paradero del asesino de su madreorena --con la ayuda de un familiar y los datos que disponan de la polica ambas jovenes lograron resolver el gran secreto que guardaba su familia... ---andrea aguirre alvarado nos tiene todos los detalles.... 0:01 banner 0:12 daisy 1:07 dulce pack sot no cg yet daisy serrano (yo te aviso luego en cual va el cg) 46:36 me duele porque yo quiero que este aqu, que ella me abrace cuando estoy lastimada .. ..daisy no recuerda a su madre ..manuela dominguez.. porque la perdio cuando era muy pequena.. cg sot daisy serrano dominguez, asesinaron a su madre " .que me diga que me quiere mucho porque yo nunca he escuchado eso de ella 46:45 .segun documentos obtenidos por el dallas morning news, la mujer fue violada y ahorcada hace 20 anos en su departamento en dallas..mientras ella..quien era una bebe.jugaba en su corralito. y se sospechaba que el asesino era el hermano del padre..de la pequena.o sea el cunado de la victima.. sot daisy 33:10 sin ningun corazon parar lo que el hizo sabiendo que ella

blanca ---en dallas, las autoridades le dan un duro golpe a las peleas de gallos. parada de transito que termin con el arresto del conductor del camin que transportaba decenas de aves posiblemente destinadas para estas actividades ilegales. ---ramon garca nos proporciona ms detalles sobre este incidente y el hallazgo de las autoridades. take pkg nats gallos un total de 63 aves, 55 gallos y 8 gallinas fue la carga que sorpresivamente oficiales del alguacil del condado hopkins encontraron dentro de esta camioneta. el conductor habia sido parado por una violacion de trafico.. el arresto se hizo en la interestatal 30 en el condado hopkins ubicado al noroeste de dallas... el conductor identificado como jose manuel salas de 25 aÑos de edad fue arrestado de inmediato y ahora enfrenta dos cargos relacionados con la posecion de gallos de pelea. e instrumentos como espolones que se usan para esta practica. ) la sociedad protectora de animales de texas recibio a los gallos los cuales fueron revisados uno por uno. algunos tenian la cresta y barbilla cortadas. una practica comu

meredith land from our sister station in dallas has that story. >> reporter: on a small north dallased away in a modest place is a group of warriors at the adaptive training foundation. they call themselves a tribe. >> 30 seconds, come on! >> reporter: carlos cologne is an army veteran. his buddies call him the spartan warrior. an elite athlete in tip-top shape, cologne had to battle back from devastating injuries in afghanistan. >> i don't know, i had t feeling that we were going toot deployment. he was hit by a grenade. >> ids, and they shot an rpg from the wall to me and i was hit right here on the other side of the glass. >> reporter: this is what was left of his army helmet. cologne says he remembers nothing of the attack. during uncertain days, his family took these pictures while he was in a coma in the hospital. he says he also doesn't remember this. president george w. bush pinning a purple heart on him. he calls it his finest moment as a u.s. soldier. >> when i woke up, my family told me that he pinned me my purple heart, and then when i got the pictures, it was like -- he

the pigs on the screen snarled traffic in the dallas area. of pigs flipped over right near dallas sending the pigs on the interstate 45. right now, we have been watching live images. these are from earlier this morning and i can tell you the team has been monitoring all of this unfold for about an hour. and it's pretty funny at times. trying to wrangle the pigs near the highway away from that area. it is kind of a slow going operation. and it's causing a huge traffic mess there. i-45 still entirely shut down at this hour. in one of the directions there. firefighters watering some of the pigs to keep them cool. and we want to tell you the driver, all the pigs are okay. but definitely a situation making headlines this morning around the country. reggie? >> where are the pigs going? because maybe that's why they don't want to be wrangled. know what i'm saying? >> yep. i get. >>> major milestone today for the phone that changed the world forever. >>> threw it in gear and came across the curb and run him over. i would not let him get away with it.

dallas gets the board and the win. final, 87-83. >> give dallas credit for hanging in.d a terrific game for them. that is one of our more disappointing losses in how we lost. >> we were in a great place to win the game and run away with it, and we did not do that, so it is one of those things you have got to learn from. unfortunately, we did not learn and win. we have to lose and learn, too. robert: tonight, it is abc seven sports sunday. the president joins me in studio to make sure you tune in. finally, paul george has told the pacers he will not resign with them after the 2018 season. she is now the quarterback. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. kimberly: the rain did not mess up the golf game, but the winds might have? absolutely. tomorrow, be ready for thunderstorms, starting from 2:00 to 8:00. some of those could be

we have information on our website and mobile app. >>> police in dallas thank the good samaritans who rescued an officer whose patrol car was hit and rolled into a creek. he is recovering from the injuries and several bystanders push the vehicle upright after smoke was coming from under the roof. >> we wanted to get him out of the car. when we saw the police, his arms were he had some gashes in his forehead. >> they came to us in a moment of crisis. at times, we see the worst of humanity but we saw the best when they came together. >> the officer suffered a punctured lung and other injuries but will make a complete recovery and police are looking for the hit-and-run driver. >>> a big congratulations to the newest recruit of the fire and rescue service. they will graduate, including 160-year old and this the largest class ever with 88 starting and 76 finishing. >>> >>> first alert forecast, and your color says it all. >> you couldn't ask for a better day. before we get to the heat of summer, let's enjoy it. meteorological summer begins today and hurricane systems begin today. i posted

y une a san antonio, dallas, austin y otras comunidades tejanas en la demanda contra esta aniquilaciÓns internacionales en sus colegiaturas. determinaron que los soÑadores no pueden tener acceso a las tarifas disponibles para residentes del estado. y significa que casi 2300 tendrÁn que pagar más el doble por su educaciÓn universitaria . , se explica juan carlos gonzÁlez. -- como nos explica juan carlos. juan carlos: no podrÁn pagar las mismas colegiaturas que los residentes permanentes o naturales porque sÓlo tiene permanencia legal. >> el juez dijo que no era suficiente porque no es un estatus. juan carlos: explica que tienen que tener estatus legal y no sÓlo la presencia. lo cierto es que deberÁn pagar mucho más , cifran estudiantes de fuera del estado. por ejemplo un estatus legal en el arizona serÍa de 10.640 $ este aÑo, para un estudiante sin estatura legal serÍa de 23.892 $. mÁs del doble. en los colegios comunitarios se pagÓ 86 $ por unidad y alguien sin estatus 240 y un dÓlares por unidad como el caso de ezequiel. Éste que los. porque no voy a poder yo seguÍ pasando por los est

the spirit airlines flight was headed to dallas from fort lauderdale...nd luckily there was a >>> a newborn was delivered midair on a plane over the weekend. the spirit flight was going dallas from fort lauderdale and there was a nurse on board who helped. the mother said soon after take- off, she started feeling contractions. >> from when the first contraction started my water broke within 15 minutes and 10 minutes later the baby was out. >> he was just along for the ride i think. >> just like a baby they do whatever they want. after the arrival the flight went to new orleans so the family could recover at a hospital. we'll be right back. played at avaya stadium tonight... and terrell owens and michael vick are among the players to take the field. that story and more at five. >>> the first-ever professional game of flag football will be played at avaya stadium tonight and michael vick will play. that and more at 5:00. should be a good game. >> get your popcorn ready! ♪ >> steffy: i still feel so relaxed from the spa yesterday. >> liam: yeah? >> steffy: m

and then "the dallas morning news," "g.o.p. may retain obama tax hike. this is one of the tax increases tra were included in the affordable care act. " "the dallas morning news" say they may include a 3.8% increase on high earners in the proposal they are redrafting as we speak. and then there's also this from "orlando sent national" in florida. "trump tweets denounce." vulgar comments about female tv host. topics for all of you to talk about here this morning. michael in monroe, new york, a republican. hi, michael. good morning to you. caller: yes, hi. good morning. i'd like to comment about your last speaker. if there is even -- it doesn't mean they're wrong every story. i'd like to -- i was taught when i was young that [inaudible] so eve you anymore -- that's "the new york times." we don't believe them anymore. host: and michael, which outlets do you read or watch? caller: well, i am taking out the middle line. nobody's right. nobody has it -- everybody tries to tilt it the other way. so i'm trying to stick to the middle point of all the stories. host

following a court ruling, and we will take you like to dallas international airport. the only time you've gone there voluntarily, trust me. stay >> tucker: this is a fox news alert good after months and months of legal battles, while chronicled on the show, president trump's travel ban which affects six countries, countries the obama administration labeled as terror threats, is finally gone into effect. for more where joined by cox chief national correspondent, the great ed henry, who is life force at dallas international airport. hey ed, what's going on? >> good to see you. as soon as i put it out on social media that we would be reporting in dallas for you, i started getting tweet saying that he was the media critics income like we saw week one of the trump administration when there was chaos at airports across the country. to the contrary, all we are doing is reporting the news straight, which is a win for the trump administration tonight. so we simply are not seeing cass. instead we are seeing order. this is the international terminal where international arrivals

a fellow passenger recorded the delivery, christine had in a was en route from fort lauderdale to dallas when she started having contractions. spirit airlines was promptly diverted to new orleans and a pediatric on board delivered him >> there was no time to prepare or land or do anything. he did what he wanted. we were just all along for the ride, i believe. >> today spirit airlines gave the family gifts plus a special present free flights for christopher and the guest to anywhere spirit flies on or near his birthday for the next 21 years. >>> high praise for children's hospital of philadelphia. chop would you just named the second best children's hospital in the country by u.s. news and world report. the third straight year chop finished just behind boston's children's hospital. top in the specialties for diabetes and endocrinology and pulmonology. >>> queen elizabeth is getting a pay raise from the british government. her grant was equal to $54.6 million. this year, the payment will grow by 78% to $97 million. the increase is to help cover the cost a major renovation project that buck

but after dallas goes ahead on free throws, mystics down two.ff the mark, most of the game, mystics fall to the flames 87-83. >>> all right. thank you, carol. >>> and thank you for joining us. we're still getting more details on the breaking news in fairfax county where a missing teen has been found dead. we can tell you now that a suspect is in custody. we're going to have more on this developing story coming up tonight on news 4 at 11:00. >>> on this sunday night, deadly wildfires. more than 60 dead as devastating forest fires burn through the middle of portugal. the prime minister says it is the country's biggest tragedy in recent memory. violent collision. the bodies of seven u.s. sailors are found inside that navy destroyer after an accident witf a cargo ship off japan. >>> not under investigation. president trump's lawyer denies he is the target of the russia special counsel today after the president tweeted he was under investigation just-jj days ago. >>> out of thin air. how one swiss company is taking carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

ranger and near 80 degrees as the game kicks off and 70s head home. >> texas rangers is my old team dallasyou're on indian head highway we have a closure in both directions. the problem here there was an accident, two vehicles involved but six people injured in this, one person critically. we just heard from police on the scene that they're trying to open the northbound lanes. i think our northbound lanes should be open fairly shortly and definitely for your morning rush hour. southbound lanes we're not as sure about. they've given us maybe an hour estimate. we'll keep monitoring that throughout the morning. indian head highway closed in both directions. we had this closure in adams morgan. the report for the closure between adams mill road and 18th street northwest, that's where the police officers were hit last night. that's why columbia road will probably be shut down for your morning rush hour. one more closure out by sudley road, route 28 between and loudoun county parkway. >>> 12 countries and 59 people they say are associated with qatar. the latest development in the ongoing rift be

we should seek to follow the dallas community. i want to acknowledge former dallas chief of police david brown and offer my sincere gratitude for his leadership and the police department and the parkland hospital and baylor university hospital that provided excellent emergency medical care and the others who helped the victims of this attack. the clinical role they play to protect our communities. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom kentucky seek recognition? without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to applaud president trump's selection of ms. kelly craft as the next u.s. ambassador to canada. canada is the number one export market from my home state of kentucky. agriculture is the number one industry and canada. as a result of our successful history of trade with the nation of canada, i cannot think of a better person to lead relations between these two countries than my dear friend kelly craft. she was raised in kentucky. kelly has a lifetime of achie

a phoenix mom went into labor on a flight to dallas this weekend.his is >>> now to a baby on board literally. a phoenix mother went into labor on a flight to dallas this weekend. this is baby christoph. his mom and two siblings got on a spirit airlines plane in fort lauderdale, florida to texas saturday night. about 30 minutes after take-off the pregnant mother started having contractions. >> it went really, really quick. there was no time to prepare or land or do anything. he did what he wanted. we were just all along for the ride i think. >> such as being a mother. spirit airlines is offering christoph one free flight for him and a friend every year until he turns 21. >> looks perfect. >>> the "cbs evening news" is up next. anthony mason is here with a preview. >> reporter: hi, ken and liz. up next, short on support for their healthcare bill, senate republicans put off the vote. plus, there's a new outbreak of malicious software causing mass disruption in europe and now the u.s. and a stunning lack of over sight when it comes to school bus safety.

a fellow passenger recorded the delivery, christine had in a was en route from fort lauderdale to dallas when she started having contractions. spirit airlines was promptly diverted to new orleans and a pediatric on board delivered him >> there was no time to prepare or land or do anything. he did what he wanted. we were just all along for the ride, i believe. >> today spirit airlines gave the family gifts plus a special present free flights for christopher and the guest to anywhere spirit flies on or near his birthday for the next 21 years. >>> high praise for children's hospital of philadelphia. chop would you just named the second best children's hospital in the country by u.s. news and world report. the third straight year chop finished just behind boston's children's hospital. top in the specialties for diabetes and endocrinology and pulmonology. >>> queen elizabeth is getting a pay raise from the british government. her grant was equal to $54.6 million. this year, the payment will grow by 78% to $97 million. the increase is to help cover the cost a major renovation project that buck

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and that afternoon i flew home to see my wife who was in dallas visiting her parents. and as we went to bed that evening, she had on her red and white silk pajamas. i said, "you know this is the beginning of the end." and she said, "why?" and i said, "because no man can serve two masters." you're trying to help the president get his ideas across, you're serving his interests rightly. but if you're trying to help the press understand why he's making those decisions, or what they mean, you're trying to help the press. and there were moments that grew in intensity and paranoia, in which he thought i was serving the press more than i was serving him. - but at some point you came to the conclusion standing at the lectern in the white house that you wanted to be on that side. - yes i remember it clearly. it was in the briefing room, my office was the briefing room. by the way there were only abou40 or 50 accredited reporters in the white house then. there are now 1,100, so i had a small office, and we'd brief the press there (laughs). i knew we had carefully arranged for the

>>> tonight, as we come on the air, severe storms hitting from dallas to pittsburgh. the east coast. d.c., philly, new york are next. the human chain, the woman trapped in her sinking car. an f-16 flipping in the blinding rain. ginger zee is standing by. >>> also tonight, the emergency landing. passengers reporting smoke in midair. the race to get passengers off. >>> the police shooting, a traffic stop for a missing license plate. the driver does not survive. after the first trial ends in a mistrial, tonight, what's just happened in the second trial. >>> is it a warning shot from the president? what he said about the special council, robert mueller. >>> and your money tonight. the major car deals with the fourth of july coming. tonight what we didn't know. which fees you can bargain down at the dealership, even eliminate. and something else you should ask for. it could save you hundreds. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a busy friday night. and we begin with the severe storms hitting this evening. possible tornadoes and flash flooding threa

. >> glor: three are dead in dallas after bounty hunters confront a fugitive inside a car dealership. a laptop computer bursts into flames on a jetblue flight. >> nyctinasty. will you please give me the definition? >> glor: and a few words from a six-year-old spelling phenom. >> n-y-c-t-i-n-a-s-t-y. nyctinasty. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: good evening. scott is on assignment for "60 minutes." i've jeff glor. this is our western edition. president trump is about the make one of his biggest calls since he took office. as a candidate, he said he would pull the united states out of the paris climate change accord. will he follow through? here's chip reid. >> reporter: during a photo op with the leader of vietnam today, president trump was asked if he's going to pull out of the paris climate accord. >> you're going to find out very soon. >> reporter: he seemed to suggest he still hasn't made up his mind. >> i'm hearing from a lot of people both ways. >> reporter: but cbs news has hasfirmed the president has begun to tell confidantes that he will withdraw from

mavericks fan. >> i am a dallas mavericks fan. >> jimmy: you are.aying against mavericks, who would you root for? >> oh, that's tough. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i would -- i would root for the dallas james. >> jimmy: really. >> no, it's just tough. i just -- i mean, i -- that guy right there, man. i watched his career. i just -- he lived up to the expectation. there's always still stuff -- i dig it. the past series, it was just crazy. >> jimmy: you cried with him when he won, you did not cry when he lost? >> yeah, i cried when he lost. >> jimmy: you cried when he lost too? >> it wasn't as bad. i ran into draymond green, come on man, in the back? >> jimmy: he's here. he's going to be mad when he hears all of this. he's going to be like, why didn't you cry for me? >> i said, what's up, draymond? he said, what's up, foxx? how you doing? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: like an action figure. >> yeah, it was crazy. >> jimmy: you are -- i want to know about this. because you're turning 50 later this year. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm also turning

mom went to new heights, if you will to deliver her third child she gave birth during a flight to dallasut mother and baby are doing fine after saturday's surprise delivery, correspondent don champion is in dallas with more on this story. >> reporter: cristina pinton showed off baby christopher after being released from a hospital in new orleans. their plane was diverted to the city after he gave birth, four weeks ahead of schedule, on a spirit airline flight, saturday night. >> within 10 or 15 minutes of take off, i said something was not fine. contractions came every five minutes and they started to come pretty regularly. >> reporter: fellow passenger recorded the delivery, as it went quickly, spirit crew asked if any medical professionals were on board, a pediatrician, came to help and nurse green helped tie up the babies umbilical cord. >> pinton was traveling with her two preteen children from fort lauderdale to dallas on their way to arizona for vacation. >> it was scary, exciting at the same time. >> reporter: pinton says her husband who didn't travel with the family was relieved,

tip in dallas. >>> stanley cup finals, "nashville" continuing to be the hockey capital of the countryies after scoring three unanswered goals last night in smashville. is justin bieber to blame for the penguins' struggles? he posted this picture, and now pittsburgh has lost two straight. bieber took to twitter saying, he supports all sports and will wear any jersey that looks cool. i don't know if you remember at the maple leafs game two, he had a jersey on, and that didn't work out too well. good for the caps, but there might be something to that. >> tomorrow's weather, also coming from canada. you can blame too. [ laughter ] >> there you go. another one. >> that's a bad storm too. >> "nightly news" is heading stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... <

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