every weekend ana maria ramos campaigns door to door in dallas texas why because she wants to convince undecided voters to go to the polls her goal is to be elected to the texas house of representatives. ana maria is female latina and a democrat not an easy combination in conservative texas. i had somebody who talked about slavery slavery was ok those are hard conversations to have and they can respect the individual they're giving you their time and you just say thank you we'll agree to disagree and then you move on. ana marie as campaign headquarters is her own living room when trump was elected president she felt like she had to do something because his politics and image of women did not represent her as a person. i hope that is the woman when i get elected and i will when i get elected fight for young girls to be ok to speak up and i have little girls now will

every weekend ana maria ramos campaigns door to door in dallas texas why because she wants to convince undecided voters to go to the polls her goal is to be elected to the texas house of representatives ana maria is female latina and a democrat not an easy combination in conservative texas. i had somebody who talked about slavery bravery was ok those are hard conversations to have and that you respect the individual they're giving you their time you just say thank you we'll agree to disagree and then you move on. ana maria is campaign headquarters is her own living room when trump was elected president she felt like she had to do something because his politics and image of women did not represent her as a person. i hope that is the woman when i get elected and i will when i get elected fight for young girls to be ok to speak up and i have little girls now will

all right, back here in dallas, texas. spent the early part of the day with the executive director of the george w. bush institute. she gave me a special behind-the-scenes look, all access, at key features inside america's 13th presidential library and museum. watch. >> harris: what is archived here, what is in this building? >> all of president bush's records from the white house, all the records of the staff, 200 million emails are archived here that the administration as to keep, all the paper records and all the artifacts and gifts that were given to them while they were in office. >> harris: that came into play during the kavanaugh hearing. >> it did. >> harris: previous to that, documents were requested. did they come from here? >> they did. this is a piece of the steel beam from the world trade center that obviously is a centerpiece of this exhibit. on the wall behind you have the name of everybody that died din the 9/11 attacks. and a reminder of the minute-by-minute that happened that morning. >> harris: defending

we are live at jerry world in dallas, texas. the cowboys outscored our beloved redskins.y took what we gave them. we didn't get any turnovers. they got a multitude. they beat us on the line of scrimmage at times. we were valid but in the end it wasn't enough. let's take a look at the highlights. >> happy thanksgiving, redskins nation from dallas, texas. actually, arlington, texas,

murio la hispana, residente de dallas, texas, que termino en pcoma por una operacion estetica en "mexicosi lo informo un miembro de su familia. laura avila, de 36 aqos, viajo a ciudad juarez el pasado mes para operarse la nariz y realizarse una lipo- succon, pero sufrio complicacione con la anestesia, que la dejaron poder vivir, tras sufrir un daqo cerebral irreversible. la fiebre de compras que se inicio con el "viernes negro" esta lejos de concluir. al final de los cuatro dias de intensas ventas con rebajas, en internet y en las que los co hayan gastado "cientos de miles de millones" de dolares en el pais. pero esta fiesta del consumismo podria verse empaqada por ladrones "oportunistas", como nos cuenta samuel rivera. cuando regresemos, un estado mexicano esta siendo azotado por una ola brutal de violencia desenfrenada con ejecuciones y desmembrados en solo 48 horas.y un inmigrante en california tiene un emotivo reencuetro con sus padres mexcanos despues de 30 aqos, gracias a una iniciativa del estado de puebla enrique peqa nieto esta a una semana de concluir su periodo como presidente

hasta humano el staples center. 4 estuvo cerca de ser reprogramado para maÑana en la noche en dallas texas 11 yarda y fueron al descanso ganando 10 por 3 primera marcha de la segunda mitad. >> 66 yardas y esto es todo lo que tienen que saber los ravens caen a 1 y 8 curiosamente los giants de nueva york vienen maÑana para enfrentarse a los 49ers con marca de 1 y 7 gabriel sotelo. >> tienen la previa. >> jesÚs zÁrate. >> un servidor, lunes por la noche en contra de new york giants despuÉs de una victoria >>> la verdad que serÁ un partido emocionante porque tambiÉn se le da la oportunidad a nick despuÉs del gran partido que tuvo contra oakland, es muy interesante lo que puede hacer a la ofensiva, la defensa tambiÉn tuvo 8 capitcapturas y despuÉs gran partido que tuvieron para ahora contra los gigantes tener excelente actuaciÓn >>> tendrÁn un gran reto al enfrent frente tendrÁn a eli manning, aunque es raro el rÉcord tienen con quÉ hacer daÑos, esperamos un gran juego y recuerden que toda la acciÓn lo pueden escuchar >>> a las 5 de la tarde estaremos en el aire, los esperamos, raÚl regresamos

employees will be hired over the next fifteen to eighteen years one final caution some reports say dallas texas is still not completely out of the picture but for now it looks like crystal city virginia and new york city are for amazon. and speaking of amazon's twenty fifth tensional site the number twenty is actually bad news for some communities in the u.s. and there's bad news in canada too as home improvement store lowe's is closing twenty locations across the u.s. and twenty seven stores in canada the move is said to enable the company to focus more upon the most profitable stores and company executives say most of those closures will be within ten miles of a. existing lowe's store locations lowe's key competition is of course home depot which is reported revenues of more than one hundred million dollars while lowe's has struggled to make seventy million dollars as you may recall lowe's has a new c.e.o. marvin ellison who was formerly the c.e.o. of j.c. penney. the u.s. midterm elections are underway as i said all four hundred thirty five seats in the congress the u.s. house of representat

. >>> este hombre, de 28 años, está siendo buscado tras escaparse de una prisión en dallas, texas.sión de drogas y un arma de fuego. >>> continúan prófugos los sujetos que protagonizaron un en una tienda en san antonio, texas. según el reporte cuatro sujetos intentaron robar la tienda, el cajero del lugar intentó detenerlos y los sujetos le disparan hiriéndolo en varias ocasiones. la víctima 100 condición crítica. >>> el culto a la santa muerte está creciendo aquí en el área de la bahía y sus líderes ya no temen levantarle altares en calles y casas, a la vista de todos. césar investigo por qué, en este reportaje especial. >>> (música). >>> este es el altar a la santa muerte que ella posee su vivienda. ella se define como una bruja, santera y sacerdotisa de esta creencia que ha aumentado el número de seguidores en el área de la bahía. >>> trabajo la magia. también las cartas, hago trabajos. cualquier tipo de trabajo. depende de lo que la persona quiera. >>> los historiadores lo relacionan con la creencia prehispánica que sí, a la muerte como el equilibrio de la vida. y con la llegad

live from dallas, texas, i'm harris faulkner. broadcasting live from the george w.enter on the campus of southern methodist university. a lot to show you this hour, including my behind-the-scenes access and joining me, the sister of a marine who made the ultimate sacrifice for his nation in iraq. an incredible story which launched a movement to better the lives of our military

. >> reporter: and she flew in from dallas, texas, the problem is the school decided yesterday to postpone the game until december 1. >> a big letdown. we plan this far in advance, this is actually a birthday present. >> obviously it is disappointing to not be able to see the game that you came here for. but it is completely understandable. >> reporter: we are seeing how the bad air is affecting the homeless. in oakland, kpix 5. >>> the latest air quality information you could head to our website kpix.com. we also posted some health tips and we posted some canceled events. >>> the chaotic scene to save a home >> for some strange reason, the man went to my doorstep and i could not ignore that. >> this was after he was hit by a car. >>> kpix 5 weather is sponsored by: >>> the search for the camp fire source. >> we are moving as fast as a football field per second. >>> expect original coverage from kpix 5 news, expect more. >>> in southern california firefighters are making major process on the will the fire. it is now 82% contained. this is after scorching the 98,000 acres. the fire has been

seguimos con las noticias porque terribles momentos en en un edificio de deeps de tres pisos en dallas texase salvaron seis vidas dos habitantes y seis policÍas resultar heridos sin mayores consecuencias. >>> y bueno ahora vamos a hablar de comadres porque generalmente la comadre es como tambiÉn se le llama a la madrina del bautizo de nuestros hijos, pero un grupo se hizo comadres entre sÍ para ganar fortaleza y le voy a dar las gracias a la fundadora de las comadres. >>> muy buenas tardes. >>> encantada de estar con ustedes. >>> un placer tenerte con nosotros. >>> quÉ es comadres para las amÉricas? >>> las comadres son grupos en diferentes ciudades aquÍ en los estados unidos. llevamos algo para comer y para beber sin alcohol para llegar a conocernos. podrÍamos decir que son grupos de apoyos de mujeres para mujeres, pero cuÁntas comadres hay en el paÍs. >>> cÓmo unas quince mil personas. >>> es un grupo bastante importante, pero quÉ comparto Época, comparten ustedes de trabajo, y becas, y empleos, cuales son los temas que comparten. >>> todo eso para ayudar a la comadre y la comadre ayuda a

this is what a rifleman would see if you track an automobile down elm street in dallas, texas. this is a marksman firing three shots at a target blow him a moving away. these reenactments represent the heart of the warren report. is there more to this story than the report ever discovered? this is a cbs news inquiry, the warren report.

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. >> when i say cincinnati, i me mean, dallas, texas. [laughter] i'm so glad we are doing this. >> me too, thank you. thank you so much. this is so great. >> i want to say hi real quick. >> he says you are always late. >> i miss being in l.a. i want to just go are you going? >> i'm participating. >> we are going to do a lot on it. so we should talk. >> oh good. >> i will hang out when you're out there. >> i'm going to stay for a while. i don't know, it depends. east coast because i have my boss in philadelphia. i will come back for washington without thing. once i get out there, that's kind of a book tour, i just may stay. i like l.a. >> we just -- i will tell you later. [laughter] there is a -- we have to catch up on a few things. of course. >> we have lots of regular people here. if we can trap them in one part of the room, we can start my kill the media plant. >> i don't know if it will be easy. >> that's true. they mingle. they are sneaky, the media. >> they blend in. >> if anyone is willing to come to this party, they are probably k

. >> reporter: new video tonight out of dallas, texas showed good samaritans and the police running to help people trapped inside of an apartment fire. officers held a mattress so people can jump out of the window. and it shows a mother dropping her baby from the burning building into the arms of someone below. >> i am sure that was the hardest thing she ever had to do in her life is to drop her baby and it was truly a baby to drop her baby from a third floor story building. >> reporter: the mother and the baby are okay. -- >> the mother and the baby are okay and no word on the cause of the fire. >>> many of them lost everything in the camp fire, tonight, players from paradise high school got a chance to get away for a few hours to watch the warriors. >> yep. >> kpix was there for the special surprise waiting for them on the court. >> reporter: after two weeks where there was anything but normal in the town of paradise, students at paradise high school got one night of nba fun to forget their troubles. among the sea of warriors gear watching into the a rein arfor tonight's arena, a for

texas. london, heathrow, then the next stop, dallas-ft. worth. he gets in the car because he's got to go from dallas to lubbock, texas. because he's got to surprise some folks. >> pretty much the distance as africa to america getting across texas. >> you're pretty much right. he encounters the first person. >> what's going on? >> what the hell? what the hell? >> what you doing here, man? >> and they're surprised. he didn't tell anybody he's coming home. so the next person whom he sees -- >> what? no no no! >> they're excited to see him and he tried to surprise everybody. >> i'm wondering if he's going to surprise us. >> this is my favorite one though. he just popped up from behind the car. hey. now, this surprise, not military, but it did take military precision. this is a home of jorge luis and he met his wife in chile and she arranged a big surprise for him and his parents to see -- when they first met six years ago, boyfriend and girlfriend, they moved to ireland and then two brazil for two years and then back to ireland. then before that, he

employees will be hired over the next fifteen to eighteen years one final caution some reports say dallas texas is still not completely out of the picture but for now it looks like crystal city virginia and new york city are for amazon. and speaking of amazon's twenty fifth ten szell sites the number twenty is actually bad news for.

. >> one second you are having a conversation with your colleague in an office building in dallas, texas and next. >> they do do everything bigger in texas but what? >> just hanging out. this is early in thay. this woman appeared 17 stories up. we don't have any details. i love these guys. they are cracking up. >> you caught me. >> what are you doing? what's going on? >> you are going to see a commercial with this. >> back with this video, you can actually try sierra's five signature moves. she does it to her song "ghost." >> this girl is bad. her signature moves, she makes them look easy. >> basically, just watch. don't throw out your hip while you do them. >> this is the one, two step. >> i can step twice. not going to do it. >> and the bucking. >> eh, eh. >> you are not hanging off the side of a building. >> let me see you do that. >> hang off the side of a building? >> get buck. >> no. >> the last one, whoa. >> you keep being you. we'll sit over here and be us. >>> if you went trick or treating around this house. you have to decide if this trick is good. this one is how to traumatize

president trump: this is what i rifleman would see if you track an automobile down elm street in dallas, texas.

. >>> over to an industrial area in dallas, texas. this big car park here.sly attracted the attention of some people that do enjoy doughnuts, of the tire-burning kind. >> that's how you do it. >> don't do it, but if you're going to do it, that's how it's supposed to be done. >> we know one thing about doughnuts. they attract the police because check it out. this police car just rolls in. watch every other vehicle's lights suddenly start turning on. in a matter of seconds, every vehicle is like, i don't know what you were talking about, i'm not doing anything. bye, bye. >> this was posted by self-monitoring and the people monitoring this video put a call into the police. hence, they are all gone. >>> the flower girl and ring bearer have such a big job. all eyes are on them. they have to do it and do it big, man. make an entrance. >> oh! >> wait. he's safe but what about the ring? >> it's fine. >> i like how he left the flower girl. >> that's what you get when you try to leave the flower girl. they go to get him up. dust him off and hand the littl. >> he fell

dallas, texas hosted this 45 minute event. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 43rd president of the united states, george w. bush. >> thank you all. please be seated. thank you. [ applause ] >> romo, mother would have liked you a lot. thank you for coming, laura and i welcome you. this is an unusual event honoring barbara bush. we thank you for being here. i want to thank highland capital for sponsoring this event. i want to thank our team for your leadership. i welcome the turner's, he happens to run smu. we are proud of our relationship with smu . i would like to thank the board members here. and i would like to thank the grandkids that took time to come. the second panel will be barbara, jenny, ella and debbie. there's no telling what will happen with the second half. my notes say, give reflections on barbara bush as a mother. she was a piece of work. she was funny, she could be blunt, she liked to blurt. she was a very compassionate person and always loving. ever since i quit drinking, i didn't hear voices. i heard one last night. it was mother saying, george, why are you

let's look first at the scene of the assassination in dealey plaza, dallas texas. correspondent, dan rather. >> here's the part of the story that is not in the field. the assassination must explain. the presidential motorcade entered the plaza on to houston. off of maine. it ran slowly along the eastern edge of dealey plaza. in the motorcade slowed even more for the extremely sharp left. more than 90 degrees onto elm street. that runs under the windows -- is the perfect place for an ambush. as the limousine drifted, shots began to rain on it. >> here's our first basic question for tonight. where did the shots come from? >> we decided some of the shots came from up here. most often the other shots are reported from over there. the famous grassy low. the witnesses for both sets of shots are positive and persuasive. this photograph shows one group of those witnesses, oswald's coworkers. >> we could see him standing up waving. we saw the president son. a sad day with some fireworks. >> i told john, i said i know it is. i can hear the shots. shots were fired. everyone e

. >> from dallas, texas the flash apparently official. president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. standard time. 2:00 eastern standard time. some 38 minutes ago. >> jackie kennedy travels from the hospital to air force one to accompany her husband's body back to washington. lyndon johnson is waiting on the plane. >> jackie goes back to what had been her and jack's bedroom on air force one and splayed on the bed, feet up on it, is this big texan lyndon johnson. and that moment made apparent to her in a way that the kennedys would tend to resent johnson for forever that he had already taken over and that jackie was yesterday's first lady. >> eager to be sworn in, lbj calls attorney general bobby kennedy for the precise wording of the oath of office. >> and he wants to seize the reins of power and show the world that he's in charge. to bobby this is hasty to the point of obscene. >> and bobby kennedy, as the blood is still cooling in his brother's veins, begins to recite those words that he had heard last on january 20, 1961. >> i john fitzgerald kennedy do solemnly swear that i will

/s >> good evening from dallas texas on the eve of this truly historic election day.ge tonight. we have correspondents across the country, rehema ellis on the bitterly fought good to be na fo

president trump: this is what i rifleman would see if you track an automobile down elm street in dallas, texas. this is a marksman firing three shots at a target blow him a moving away. walter: these reenactments represent the heart of the war and report. report.n thanere more to this story the report ever discovered? this is a cbs news inquiry, the warren report. here is walter cronkite. atter: on november 22, 1963 johnsely 12:30 p.m., fitzgerald kennedy, the 35th president of the united states drove triumphantly into the square where hundreds waited to cheer him. where another waited as well. seconds later, a dying president sped away from the plaza into history, legend, into an international nightmare of suspicion that persist to this day. in this country, rumors spoke of a left-wing plots, right plots, castro plots, even the best elevated texan to the white house. no rumor was too extreme. faced with a dangerous condition, president johnson quickly appointed a commission to discover the real fact of the assassination. a commission of seven americans so distinguished that their conclusions

would see from a 6th floor window if he tracked an automobile down elm street and dealey plaza, dallas, texas. this is a marksman firing three shots from a rifle at a target below him and

. >>> a burning apartment in dallas, texas, several people had to jump from the third floor to escape wednesday morning, she dangled the infant from the window and a man assured he would catch the baby. >> investigators are trying to determine what started the fire that destroyed 2 dozen units. >>> and 40 members of the university marching band are being treated for minor injuries after a bus rolled on the side on an icy road. this was going to a game between washington and washington state university. they believe foggy and icy conditions were contributing factors. most of the musicians will be able to perform today. some have back pain but most have said they'll perform today. >>> and a man is starting the first legal cannabis company in his hometown. he and his grandmother will run the company called the loaded bowl. they'll limit it to the south san francisco. the county commissioner approved it this month it has to be licensed by the city. they'll accept phone or online orders and no customers will be allowed into the company's work face. >>> a home break can happen in seconds, t

let us look first at the scene of the assassination in dealey plaza, dallas, texas. correspondent dan rather. dan: here is a part of the story not in dispute. the presidential motorcade entered the plaza with a sharp right turn off of maine and on to houston. it ran slowly along the eastern edge of dealey plaza. then the motorcade slowed even more for the extremely sharp left, more than 90 degrees onto elm street which runs dreck late beneath the windows of the depository building. a perfect place for an ambush. as the limousine drifted into the odd as kirk, shots rained down on it. basic: here is the first question of the night -- where did the shots come from? nights program, we decided that some of the shots came from here. there were reports of virtually simultaneous shots which would mean more than one assassin. the shots are reported from over there, the famous grassy knoll ahead of, to the writeup, and slightly above the president's car. both sets ofm shots are positive and persuasive. this photograph shows one group of those witnesses. oswald coworkers who pu

[cheering and applause] and from dallas, texas, it's the tran family.pplause] folks, everybody's here trying to win theirself some cash plus today a $10,000 bonus to whoever wins the game. let's meet the families. it's the champs. it's the sass family. aaron: mr. harvey, how we doing? steve: wow. aaron: "wow" is right. steve: yeah, man. aaron: we're feeling good. steve: now this week, all week with our friends at publishers clearing house--let me tell you what's happening. we're bringing back families who've played the game before, who had various things happen. [laughter] this family was brought back because they won the game 5 times. [cheering and applause] andi: go, nate. nate: hold up. steve: they won 5 games, did not

would see from a 6th floor window if he tracked an automobile down elm street and dealey plaza, dallas, texas. this is a marksman firing three shots from a rifle at a target below him and moving away. these two reenactments represent the heart of the warren report. in review of the warren commission, they describe fulling the assassination of president kennedy. >> this is a cbs news inquiry, the warren report. here is walter cronkite. >> on november 22nd, 1963, at precisely 12:30 p.m., john fitzgerald kennedy -- triumphantly into the square where hundreds awaited to cheer him and where another waited as well. seconds later, a dying president sped away into dealey plaza into a national nightmare of suspicion that persists to this day. in this country, rumors spoke of left wing plots, right wing plots. abroad were the transfer of political power by violence was more familiar, no rumor was to extreme. a rumor out of control, president johnson quickly appointed a commission to discover the real facts of the assassination. a commission of 7 americans so distinguished that their conclusions must be

nos han dado tanto cariÑo, incluyendote a ti y recuerden que la maÑana o esta tarde salimos para dallas texasÁlisis de un grupo de pedirÍa taatrÍas donde revisaron artÍculos que llevaba afecciones del cerebro, estÁ compuesto por la parte gris y blanca, un estudio demostrÓ que personas que habÍan recibido nalgadas la composiciÓn de la matarÍa gris habia debate juliÓn Álvarez, est estas personas tenÍan compromiso del aparato intelectual. >> yo personalmente aunque no estoy del lado de las nalgadas siento que esto que voy a preguntar suena un poco exagerado, el tema de las nalgadas podrÍa llegar a tener consecuencias como el suicidio o algo asÍ. >> mira lo que ocurre, gracias a dios que despuÉs de 50 aÑos de investigaciÓn estos estudios han dado que la nalgada es una forma del continuo de abuso como un abuso corporal, y por tal estÁ vinculado con una alza en problemas emocionales tales como la depresiÓn baja estima personal, abuso de sustancias drogas de alcohol, y por consecuencia un niÑo que consistente el porque tÚ consideras que es benÉvolo le estas dando una. >> puede generar. >> primero qu

tomorrow i'll be in dallas, texas, at the george w. bush center.e front guest. the sister of travis man onwho made the ultimate sacrifice in iraq. an incredible story and now a movement to help our military members. plus, my book tour resumes. hope to see some of you this week with signed copies available at the bush high pwraeur. the evening tomorrow we'll honor active military members with a panel including william mccraven who led the planning and execution of the raid on osama bin laden. overtime outnumbered in dallas tomorrow. here's dana. >> dana: growing devastation in california. wild fires destroying whole communities with incredible speed, taking the lives of at least 31 people. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." fear and desperation in the golden state as fires destroy homes. governor brown calling for unity in the face of the most destructive fire california has ever seen. >> it's a time to pull together and work through this tragedy. the way i would describe it, i'm gonna amend something i said before. this is not the ne

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there, and it's about housing, and there's a piece in wall street journal in particular they used dallas texaset as a sign that the house market is really slowing. interest rates are going up lumber prices are highser again that's a tariff trade story. what about the housing side of the economy? it is important are you worried about that piece right now? >> this is a little closer to what's going on in the economy. and i will say that interest rates were going up too fast for housing market to handle and seeing sign of that right now and that could have caused a serious economic problem if we have another 1% jump weans from current 5%. the city market housing market informs a huge bubble supported largely by low front interest rate financing from 6.5 emergencies to low force threes in some cases. now, there was a lot of strong economies in america in last ten years a tech area, the end of booming energy sector those markets didn't need those low rates to support prices but waif a national interest rates are national. so what happened is those markets got way too hot because of the lower rates

the 1990's he asked in the private sector chief executive officer of the halliburton company in dallas, texas. from 2001 to 2009 he served two terms as vice president of the united states along with president george w. bush. he was best known for his involvement in national security matters following the terrorist attacks of september 11, 2001. playing an important role on the administration's response to the attacks and coordination of the global war on terrorism. today he and his wife live in wyoming. they have two dollars -- dollars and seven children. vicee join me in welcoming president dick cheney. [applause] >> i'm very honored and privileged to introduce a school leon panetta of law graduate. secretary panetta began his long in the stringers test distinguished career in 1960 four as a first lieutenant and the united states army. upon discharge went to work in washington as a legislative assistant to united states senate majority john of california. in 1969 he was appointed director of department of health andaverage -- health education for welfare office of civil rights were he enforc