once out he got help from other men wrongfully imprisoned in dallas county. call themselves the texas exhonoree project. >> people say i know how you feel. they don't know how you feel. only a guy in a position like me, he know how you feel. >> today you are a free man. >> reporter: it's a growing fraternity. in the last ten years more than 30 men in dallas county have been freed or cleared of wrongful convictions for murder and rape, more than any other in the country. the exhonorees help men rebuild their lives by finding them a place to live or helping them to get a driver's license. >> i got locked up when i was 26. i didn't get out until i was 41. >> reporter: they have also become a voice for other texans they say are still wrongfully imprisoned. >> you wish you could help everybody get out of prison that, you know, don't supposed to be there, but you know you're not going be able to do it. >> reporter: the dallas d.a.'s office is reviewing another 200 case of inmates who could be innocent. >> you're obligated to try to at least help somebody that's in

in dallas. gerry blaine was not. she needed to talk to someone who had been there. i got to know lisa and trusted her and had confidence in her. she convinced me the information i had about mrs. kennedy was historical. and should be documented. over time, she convinced me that does -- that is what i should do. a former white house reporter came to me and said, we have covered the president and mrs. kennedy. we were never permitted to interview her. we never really knew her. you did. you owe it to the american people, the public to document that and put it down on paper. after a while, i thought, " welcome i might as well do it." when was this book finished? >> we had a deadline of september 1. we finished it november 1, 2000 -- 2011. >> since your last year, the eight and a half hours of conversation between arthur's slesinger and mrs. cannady was released. [audio tape] >> he never did them. he could have made his council on human rights are something or gone ahead with it, equal opportunity, he

was this the last game for jason kidd in cal glass if -- dallas?i put dallas on top with this bucket and the foul. but okc doesn't blink. durant, he had 24. then it was former sun devil, james haden. in the fourth quarter. thunder sweep the defending champs with a 103-97 victory. >> clippers and grizzlies. chris paul, 24 points,1 assists. last chance for the griz. rudy gay for the win. can't get it to fall. l.a. wins, he's lead their series. floyd mayweather putting his record on the line against cot cotto. may lion mayweather winning a unanimous decision. mayweather has a superwell ter weight it couldle to his collection. >> we aren't done. coming up later, to the north bay for ama superbike at infineon. >> alan: the risks of -- >> millions of consumers are banking on their smart phone but is that smart thing to do? >> ama: the president hits the campaign trail. what he said about the race and his opponent. >> alan: good evening. i'm alan wang. >> ama: i'm amy hollyfield. ama daetz. >> ama: downtown san jose has been the area of violence. >> alan:

dallas swept under the carpet by oklahomaayy. stay tuned.inutes int exciting two minutes in sports, the kentucky derby. the winning horse was bought for 11 grand, 15-1 long shot with a rockie jockey on board. keep your eye on, eye'll have another. the three-year-old colt creeps through the field and bodemeister seemed to be running through the field. >> i'll have another. has won the kentucky derby. >> mike: what comeback. i'll have another, the first horse to win from the 19th 19th postposition. the jockey, first career kentucky derby in his debutle bodemeister was second. delahan was third. >> there will not be a repeept champion in the nba because dallas mavericks are done. was this the last game for jason kidd in cal glass if -- dallas? nowitzki put dallas on top with this bucket and the foul. but okc doesn't blink. durant, he had 24. then it was former sun jame devil, james haden. in the fourth quarter. thunder sweep the defending champs with a 103-97 victory. >> clippers and grizzlies. chris paul, 24 points,1 assists. last chance for t

had occurred in dallas. we understood the law, and a judge came in and even told us this was a law, there's nothing you can do about it. we finally said, we're going to have to go anyway, and so they finally acquiesced and said ok, then you have to have a medical professional go with the body and stay with it all the time, and we did. i understand the article indicates that they let us go because mrs. kennedy wanted to leave mrs. kennedy even had a conversation with dr. rose or any conversation regarding leaving. >> if he had been able to do his job, he would have been able to dispel the theories. >> there are theories, removing a body and putting a department body in the casket and all other kinds of things, which are absolutely stupid, ridiculous, and dumb. nothing was done in any way changed the outcome. the body was taken to bethesda in maryland. the autopsy was performed under the observation of f.b.i. agents and secret service agents. and the results are known. >> as an aside, by the way, a fellow we t

normally, the dallas arboretum is beautiful anyway.k at the chihuly installations that are here. we're going to show you as many as we can. look at the hornets that are in front of us. they take hot glass. they blow it in the mold. because of that curvature, they have to unscrew the hot glass it out of it. here's the boards. we had more than a dozen record high dependentemperatures. dallas, you're 92. just under the record at 97 degrees. that's the big heat across the nation. >> we are live in dallas this morning. we'll take some time to talk to the artist. and we're going to show you incredible pieces of glass just on the other side. robin and george? >> cannot believe it's glass, sam. thank you. looking forward to it. >>> coming up, supermodel linda evangelista. why she's asking for almost $50,000 a month, from salma hayek's husband. [ female announcer ] introducing new all mighty pacs™. our most concentrated all ever! packed with all's active stainlifters... each pac has more cleaning power per ounce to help tackle tough dirt and st

"dallas," right? >> jimmy: oh, of course. yeah, yeah. >> i loved "dallas." right?everybody would come to eakfast together. and it was sue ellen and bobby and j.r. -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and i was like, "i want to do that one day," you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, like, everybody works the family business and -- so in my mind, that's what i have been trying to do. >> jimmy: live in "dallas"? >> i want everybody to live together and just we work together. and it's -- it's going well. it's going well. not quite "dallas," but it's going well. >> jimmy: yeah, well, i just want to remind you that j.r. was shot at the end. >> yeah, that is true. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] you don't want to -- yeah, they shot j.r. forgot about that part. >> jimmy: did you -- did you name your place? >> yeah, you know, we call it "her lake." "her lake." i built it, you know, sort of to mirror the love that i feel for my wife, so we called it -- [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: you're a good man. come on. aww. he's so sweet. oh, my gosh. speaking of your

the big event is on july 28th we have rented dallas cowboy stadium. i'm asking people to come. took the american airlines arena and dallas cowboy's stadium the week of july 28th here in dallas for something massive that you love, bill. >> bill: you haven't announced it yet. >> yeah we have announced it but thank you for watching and listening. >> bill: i'm working for a living here. i got to make money. >> i'm working. >> bill: i'm working all day. you know that. what are you going to do with cowboy stadium? are you going to dress up like tony romo? >> no. that's called restoring love. is that have to do with hugging? >> kind of. it's three days. first day is the first global tea party kickoff. we bring people. in there is about 1 athousand people coming from europe that are are tea party activists over in europe and all around the world. that's going to be at american airlines arena. then the next day is a giant service project. we already have 40,000 people signed up just to do a service project here. we're going to be working on food, et cetera, et cetera. and then the next

dallas -- it's not really clear whether or not dallas police have been able to establish any kind of communication with him. they're operating under the guidance that perhaps he is armed and has a gun up there and whether or not he's willing or capable of using it is not clear. they're trying to figure out whether or not he is harmed. according to officials, he's given police indications he did have a gun, but dallas police prosecute still trying to figure out whether or not that is indeed true. >> some sort of dallas police helicopter, but we're not sure on the ground. but at some point, they will try to communicate with him. as soon as you get any other updates, pass them along as we're trying to figure out who this individual is and why precisely he wanted to wander up inside the cap of this crane. thank you. one of the closest people to the pope, which ones? plus, my interview last week with tony perkins definitely caught some fire last line. i asked if he had ever go or had been to a home of a gay couple. now one equal rights group has invited him to dinner bhauz of our intervie

dallas heats up to 93. atlanta, 83. and it'll be 88 right here in the big apple. >>> well, coming up, something for the elvis fan who has everything. you can buy the king's tomb. >> thank you very much. >>> plus, as walmart, the company gets bigger, some of its stores are getting smallerment introducing now walmart express. >> i think they should call it smallmart. >>> only in l.a., a bear takes a dip. we're right back. >>> welcome back. well, it appears to be a merry month of may for the auto industry. even before the memorial day weekend was over auto dealers are reporting happy traffic in their showrooms. now most analysts expect this month's sales will be up about 20% from a year ago. >>> the world's biggest supermarket chain plans to get smaller. walmart finds its smallest stores are doing better than expected so they're going to open up more walmart express outlets. >>> the facebook fiasco is turning off small investors. many are you will pulling out of the stock market after the technical glitches as well as insi

the dallas ft. worth region which i represent is one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the country. last year the average dallas commuter spent 45 hours stuck the traffic, wasting 22 gallons of fuel and an estimated $924. dallas's truck congestion is the sixth worst in the nation, costing the trucking industry over $22 billion in 2010. the growth requires an expansion in infrastructure and transit services. but over a third of the budget is dead kayed to just maintaining and -- unfortunately the transportation challenge is being faced by the dallas region are not uncommon. we can and should do more to improve the transportation infrastructure. as ranking member of the science -- the long-term viability of our trapgs sec -- technologies and materials that will make our transportation infrastructure safer, stronger and more sustainable. because of that, one of my priorities is to ensure that the department of transportation's research and development programs have the resources they need. i

mississippi, 81 in chicago, hot and hue nid in dallas.nny and 75 in los angeles. >>> let's check your national forecast. in the northeast temperatures will be 15 degrees above normal. severe thunderstorms will extend from west virginia to new hampshire. heavy rain from barrow will soak the coastal southeast. severe storms are possible in eastern ohio to southern kansas and in the west it will be mainly dry. >>> in sport this morning the heat totally burned the celtics in game one of the eastern conference findings. take a look in the third. lebron james drives the lane and hits the jump hook. he finishes with game-high 32 points. he dished out seven assists like this one to joel anthony in the fourth. 93-79. game two coming up wednesday night. >>> to baseball, chris sale of the white sox has a monster game on the mound against the rays. he struck out a career high 15 allowing just one run on three hits. chicago and tampa bay. 2-1, to extend their winning streak. >>> bad news for the angels. their ace, jered weaver left in the third inning

should be the hottest indy 500 ever. 94 for the high. >> what was it in dallas?ow, 99 in dallas. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> let's look at sports now. hockey. we've got the l.a. kings playing on the road against the coyotes. looking to win the series and get back to the stanley cup finals for the first time since the wayne gretzky era nearly 20 years ago. first period, coyotes get the shot off. look at the stop. jonathan quick the goal tender. gets a piece of it with his legs. spectacular save. keeps the game scoreless. weekend period, coyotes down one until keith gets the feed and puts it in the net. tied the game at three. 18 minutes into o.t. just over two minutes to go, dustin penner gets the puck off the rebound and puts it in for the game-winner. 4-3 the final. the kings headed back to the finals for the first time since 1993. and they did it as an eighth seed coming out of the west. they now await the winner of the rangers/devils series tied at two. picks up with game five tonight at the garden. >>> to the nba playoffs. the heat taking on the p

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the big event is on july 28th we have rented dallas cowboy stadium. i'm asking people to come.ct, we took the american airlines arena and dallas cowboy's stadium the week of july 28th here in dallas for something massive that you love, bill. >> bill: you haven't announced it yet. >> yeah we have announced it but thank you for watching and listening. >> bill: i'm working for a living here. i got to make money. >> i'm working. >> bill: i'm working all day. you know that. what are you going to do with cowboy stadium? are you going to dress up like tony romo? >> no. that's called restoring love. is that have to do with hugging? >> kind of. it's three days. first day is the first global tea party kickoff. we bring people. in there is about 1 athousand people coming from europe that are are tea party activists over in europe and all around the world. that's going to be at american airlines arena. then the next day is a giant service project. we already have 40,000 people signed up just to do a service project here. we're going to be working on food, et cetera, et cetera. and then the

once out, he got help from other men wrongfully imprisoned in dallas county. themselves the texas exoneree project. >> we have a lot of people say "we know how you feel." no, you don't, the only person that knows is the guy who's been in the position like me. he knows how it feels. >> today you are a free man. (applause) >> reporter: it's a growing fraternity. in the last ten years, more than 30 men in dallas county have been freed or cleared of wrongful convictions for murder and rape, more than any other place in the country. the exonerees helped newly released men rebuild their lives by finding them a place to live or helping them get a driver's license. >> got lucked up when i was 26, i didn't get out until i was 41. >> reporter: they have also become a voice for other texans they say are still wrongfully imprisoned. >> you wish you could help everybody get out of prison that don't supposed to be there, but you know you won't be able to do it. >> reporter: the dallas d.a.'s office says it's reviewing another 200 cases of inmates who could be innocent. >> y

. >> reporter: a non-descript tsa warehouse in dallas. inside, abc news has learned america's best weapon against al-qaeda's bomb of choice. hundreds of baggage scanners, explosive-detection systems, and in this wooden crate, the latest bomb-detecting scanners, all in storage, never used, for more than nine months, some more than a year. while nearly 300 airports across the country go unprotected by the newest, best technology. >> there are airports around america that really don't realize that in dallas, texas, there are huge amounts of this equipment sitting in excess. >> reporter: a congressional investigation to be released tomorrow, but obtained exclusively by abc news tonight, concludes that the tsa is not only wasting $184 million by not deploying security equipment, it is warehousing the one device that can actually detect a non-metallic, plastic explosive. when congress asked why, the report says the tsa told them they ordered extras to get a discount and had no specific plan to deploy. >> obviously the point of having advanced s

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dallas heating up to 93. atlanta, 83. it does feel great outside. bad for the hair, though. at least mine. >> the humid hair? >> yes. it's just flat and nasty. >> came here with an afro tonight? >>> it wasn't the normal holiday for a couple of sisters in southern california. not when you have a visitor like this. >> their parents weren't home so they immediately started snapping pictures when they saw a young bear wander into the backyard. it only got better, though, when he made his move to the pool with the mountain top view. >> even bears have to chill out. >> take a break, smokey. >> he's taking a break. the family has lived there 20 years. none of them has ever seen a bear on the property before. >> of course it happened while the parents were away. >> always does, doesn't it? chill out, bear. >>> student loans are not just a burden on people in their 20s. >> and later, can color-coordinated clothing be the secret to a long and happy marriage? meet one coup whole never leave home without matching outfits. you're watching "world news now." ♪ you can't have one without th

dallas climbs to 95. kansas city 77. just 66 in minneapolis. and 69 in chicago. 80s, meanwhile, from boston to atlanta. 90 in miami. >> getting hot in here. >> in here. >>> coming up, how about some soda to go with your cereal? well, the concoction is hitting menus at one fast food chain right now. >>> and the future of apple. the company's secretive ceo makes an appearance. >>> and later in "the pulse," tom brady in a hilarious new comedy spot. >>> well, facebook stock appears to be in a free fall. the social network stock is now below $30, after losing nearly 10% yesterday alone. that's a drop of 24% since its much-heralded initial public offering earlier this month. as a result, ceo mark zuckerberg is no longer on fortune's list of the 40 richest people in the world. >> oh. >> he is still rich. don't worry about him. >>> overseas markets are mostly lower on disappointing news from europe. tokyo's nikkei average lost 24 points yesterday. hong kong's hang seng fell 376. in london, the ftse opened higher. on wall street, the dow rose 126 points

so all this is happening as the motorcade is going through dallas. >> rose: so the motorcade is in dallas, the shots ring out. lyndon johnson is in the second car or third car? >> third car. >> rose: john connolly is with the president. so the shots ring out. >> well, one shot rings out. the first shot, because everyone thinks what is it? is it a fire cracker? except connolly said to me "i was a hunter all my life. i knew it was a hunting rifle." but with that first shot the secret service agent, a man named rufus yarbrough was in the front seat of johnson's car, whirls around and grabs johnson's shoulder, his right shoulder and yanks him down toward the floor of the car, on the floor... the backseat of the car, leaps over the front seat and lies on top of him, shielding johnson's body with his own. as the car... you know, the president has been killed, at least fatally wounded. the cars are speeding toward park t hospital, lyndon johnson is lying on the floor of the car with this man on top of him, he said "i'll never forget his knees and elbows in my back." they pull into parkland hospi

. >> jon: in dallas on that terrible day, he is notified at this hospital, he is called mr. for the first time. and you have an amazing section about how he kind of comes to life. >> yes. >> he is transformed. and one of his assistants says to me, he was back where he belong. he was back in charge. and lady bird, seeing him standing there, waiting for 40 minutes where no one tells him if he is president or not. he keeps saying send someone out, tell me kennedy's condition. all they will say is the doctors are still work. then lady bird says seeing penny o dom ohl, kennedy's assistant, seeing the stricten face of penny o'donnell who loved him, we knew. a moment later another assistant came in and said mr. president, and instantly he is in charge. >> jon: and he does, the first decision makes is a strategic one. they want him to fly back to washington. everybody. >> the secret service agent says we have to get you to the plane. we have to take off immediately and get you back to the white house. because no one knows if it is a conspiracy. johnson says no, i'm not leaving witho

i-20, from dallas to atlanta. and i-95 in florida. >> and if you're flying today, airport delays are possible in chicago, detroit, kansas city, memphis, dallas, atlanta and miami. >>> all right. a bizarre story, now, from north of the border. canadian police are searching for a 29-year-old man they say is wanted for murder and then mailing body parts. >> unbelievable story here. this week, two packages were seized. one at an ottawa post office containing a hand. and another at the headquarters of canada's conservative party. that contained a human foot. rocco magnotta is the suspect. he goes by other names, as well. some have been linked to his appearance in adult films. >>> in southern california, nine people in a crosswalk were hit by a pickup truck that sped through a red light. most of those were high school students. a junior from the same school was behind the wheel. a brother and a friend were also in that vehicle. one witness said the driver had revved the throttle like crazy. >>> a small plane has crashed

dallas raises money for a couple of local organizations here in dallas.a navy seal. 1700-mile walk and just a matter of days. thank you for your service and thanks for bringing this out for us. >> thanks for having me, jon. jon: you bet. jamie: what an incredible example they're setting. beautiful story. thanks, jon. dozens of catholic institutions suing over the contraception mandate and the president's health care law. we know that but one cardinal says the mainstream media is ignoring the story. news watch will take a closer look. >>> on this memorial day we also mark 50 years since the start of the vietnam war. we're going to take a look back, it is important to remember, to honor all of those who gave their lives. >> on this memorial day we honor all the soldiers, sailors, airmen, guardsmen and marines who made the ultimate sacrifice in vietnam. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. >> announcer: meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card, and so does bill, an identi

dallas, partly cloudy, 90. l.a., partly sunny, 68. >>> now a check for today's national forecast.stormy for much of the country. another round of severe thunderstorms will move through the midwest. a slow moving storm system stretches from new york to virginia. heavy rain and intense lightning will roll through parts of the south. and look for rain and high mountain snow in the pacific northwest. >>> in sports, yankees all-star reliever mariano rivera may have suffered a career-ending injury without even throwing a single pitch. he was chasing after a fly ball during batting practice against the royals when he fell, tearing a ligament in his right knee. when asked if he would even pitch again, the all-time leader in saves seemed doubtful. >> do you think you'll come back and pitch again? >> at this point i don't know. at this point, i don't know. >> and the game didn't go well for the yankees. the royals' mike moustakas makes a great bare handed toss to get alex rodriguez out at first and that stops the tying run from crossing the plate. kansas city beats the yankees 4-3. >>> in b