he's all rolled into one. >> let's fill the gaps between the last "dallas" in '91 and the current "dallas." what have you been up to that you're proudest of now? >> i learned how to rest. >> yes, which is not to be underestimated. >> i don't know. just kicking it around, having a great time. >> when you look back on that period, was that the most satisfying time of your career? >> what? you mean dallas? >> yeah. >> of course. i had a nice little -- it's still on the air 47 years later. so i had both worlds. the comedy world and the romantic world. >> when you hear younger actors these days moaning about fame and intrusion and paparazzi and all of that kind of thing, what do you think? >> find another profession. >> that's what i think. >> did you have any sympathy with people moaning about the prices of fame? >> nothing. none. none what so ever. i think it's fun. it is. it can be fun. it can be a pain in the neck, too, i supposed. but i like it. >> except that sometimes, the most inappropriately prepared people achieve fame. and so i do have sympathy for those that emotionally are ill-equ

and two big metropolitan areas, around denver and dallas. denver, large hail, amazing pictures coming out of there, the kusa website, pictures of quarter to golf ball size hail, a lot of funnel clouds reported too, and weak tornadoes, seven of them. dallas area, that is where we also saw storms, 30,000 people lost power at one point, now it's starting to calm down a little bit. a lot of lightning strikes shifted to the south of the dallas-fort worth area, waco dealing with big thunderstorms on interstate 35. 5000 or 6,000 lightning strikes in this region over the last hour. those storms should be slowly weakening, in denver the storms have moved out and we're looking at dry morning. over the next 48 hours the best chances for additional thunderstorms definitely florida along the gulf coast, northern plains, and from dallas in areas just south of oklahoma city. the forecast today, this is feeling just like summer out there in many areas, dry morning, sunshine, pop the thunderstorms up throughout much of the southern half of the country, hit a

they're on both sides of the main street of dallas. before hanging out of windows, balconies, ripped abs. there is no central air conditioning really at that time in 1863, so most of the buildings had windows open. and then there were so responsive and respectful. governor, mrs. conway. they were driving through downtown dallas omnis tree, turn right and houston. the crowds kind of dropped off and we went down about iraq. about two blocks, cut to a street called on the street, how to turn left. outside the texas school book depository. we made a very sharp left turn and as we proceed down on the cut 8200 feet from the intersection. i rescanning to the left the grassy area and i heard an explosive noise from the right rear. it was over my right shoulder. i scanned immediately to my right nsa did that come in the ice pass the rear of the presidential vehicle. but i thought was the president grabbed at his throat and move to his left. i realized something had happened to him. he was in trouble now is in the car immediately behind the pres

it was the day -- a beautiful sunny day in dallas. crowds were extremely large, both sides of main street in dallas, people were hanging out of windows. there was no central air conditioning in 1963 had some most of the buildings had windows that people with open and hang out.s, twd to and hang out. they were responsive and respectful and we were driving through downtown dallas on main street and turned right and the crowds dropped off and we went down about a block to a street the texas school book depository. and as we proceeded down 8200 feet from the intersection of houston i was scanning to the left a grassy area and heard an explosive noise from the right rear, over my right shoulder. miley scan took me immediately to the right and my eyes passed the rear of the presidential vehicle. what i saw was the president grab at his throat and move to his left. i realized something had happened to him. he was in trouble. i was in the car immediately behind the president so i jumped from that car and started to run. i wanted to get on top

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it was of course "dallas." airing on cbs.ck on our sister network tnt with a new generation of dreaming and scheming. joined by many of the original stars. i'm ecstatic to welcome three of my personal television heroes to my humble set. linda gray, larry hagman and patrick duffy. i was 13 years old when you came on british tv prepubescent mere man. you remember how big it was. >> oh, it was -- >> it became the biggest show. only the royal wedding, diana and charles, ever beat it in the ratings. it was compel. gruesome. fascinating. >> you mean "dallas," not the royal wedding? >> they were both soap operas in their own way. everybody in britain watched it. everybody wanted to go to dallas and lead this incredible life. so welcome to all three of you. >> thank you. >> j.r., sue ellen, bobby. >> wow. >> as you'll always be to me. >> this may be the best intro we have ever gotten. >> it will be. it's heartfelt. >> since 1978. >> how do you all feel -- you're pleased or you wouldn't be doing it. now you've actually gone some filmi

but dallas -- dallas forgot. >> did you forget too? >> no.n't get free ice cream. >> what about getting on the truck with an ice cream man? >> i was kind of scared because i thought he was like the person that takes people. >> reporter: dallas gets very upset as soon as he sees his dad. >> hey, guys. >> what's wrong? what's wrong? >> reporter: his father tries to comfort him, explaining why this experiment was so important. >> as much as we talk, my mom and i talk to you, you make mistakes. and it's okay to make mistakes. but sometimes your mistake can get you in so much trouble that you can't fix it. you'll know better for the next time. and you'll know better when you go back and you talk to your friends. >> now you can have your ice cream and milk duds. >> reporter: turning down free ice cream and a tour of an ice cream truck would be tough for any kid. but what about one whose father is a police officer? >> my dad told me that if there's a stranger, i should walk away or say no, thank you, if they offer me anything. >> reporter: not only

the new dallas premiering next month on tnt.atrick duffy with iconic roles. are you still a hopeless drink? i mean on the show. >> here answered my question. that's a question to me. this happens all the time. >> have you come to grips with your alcohol problem? >> i think have i come to grips with it. i trotted off to england with ian mcshane and left him for ian mcshane. wise woman. >> is j.r. any better behaved these days? >> to me? >> you look remarkably nice this that clip. >> but do we trust him? no, no, no. >> now an evil son. >> he's not evil. >> equally evil or misunderstood. >> he has a little bit of mean. >> 90% evil. >> me about how bobby is involved. >> he's just sweet. what can i say? >> oh, please! >> the patriarch of the ewing family. he is the jock ewing. >> fill in the gaps. >> between the last 19 and the current, what have you been up to that you are proudest of in that period? >> i learned how to rest and take it easy. i did a couple of movies. kicking around. having a good time. >> when you look back on that

it was the beginning of the new "dallas" for me to do that scene with him. >> with the new "dallas,"that each one of these characters has evolved. i'm guessing. has j.r. evolved? >> yeah, he's gotten meaner. >> seriously? he's gotten meaner. >> yeah. and he teaches his son how to be mean, too. >> sue ellen, how about your character. >> i took it very seriously. >> how is sue ellen. >> she's changed a lot, because i looked at the character and i thought she will have changed, everybody has changed in the last 20 years. so i thought, okay, i didn't want to sashay down the driveway and say i know this cashing, i can play her very cool. she changed. really i love her right now. i loved her then and i love her now. she's really a much different person. >> she's not wearing shoulder pads. >> no shoulder pads for one and hair has gotten a little less wild and crazy. >> patrick, have you allowed yourself over the last 20 years to step back and think about what this show meant? you look at the numbers for who shot jl r., 83 or 90 million people. those are super bowl numbers. >> you can't do t

you have the new "dallas" now.nt, young group of actors. there's jordana, jesse, josh and julie. >> jimmy: wow, they are the four j's. >> say that real fast. and then, brenda strong, who's that lady there, the tallest woman i've ever worked with plays my new wife. and between that, it is like a dream cast, the same way the original cast was. >> jimmy: and it's just brilliant. >> real brilliant. >> jimmy: it's so great, it's super fun -- and linda gray. >> and linda gray is great. >> jimmy: what made you come back? i mean, they must have pitched this idea to you guys before to come back and do "dallas" again? >> money. [ laughter ] it's always the money. >> jimmy: no, it is not about the money. >> all of it. no, i got a chance to work with him and linda again. >> jimmy: and you guys have stayed friends throughout the years. >> oh, yeah. >> we have been friends for 35 years. we pick out furniture together. >> jimmy: it's pretty cute -- yeah, as if. [ laughter and applause ] congratulations, you guys. [ laughter ] i h

soupt of dallas is one of those spots. this afternoon looks like summer, typical afternoon storms with plague new florida along the gulf coast and a few from boston to new york. as we go toward tomorrow, quieter for friday across the country. up in northern new england, could have strong thunderstorms. we're looking okay as we head toward the weekend. >>> if you're watching us on who-tv, channel 13, des moines iowa. the saber tooth cat and other beasts make their return in an i ma tronic form at ice age at the zoo. that is the "early today" event of the day. i think some things we're happy went extinct. >>> bill, thanks. >>> an early look at headlines in entertainment. us weekly reports gisele and tom brady are expecting baby number two. however, a spokesman tells the boston here old it's the first she has heard of it. take what you will. >>> carrie underwood won the third video of the year award at last night's cmc music awards. >>> tmz reports debra messing is divorcing her husband of 11 years. >> axl rose robbed of thre

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"dallas" returns.iches "dallas" from 1978 to 1991 remines one of the most popular television series of all-time. now tnt is the reviving the series following the original characters and their children, and what about bitter rivalry, scandals and cliffhangers that made the show so successful? two of the show's stars told me what to expect. linda gray and josh hamilton. >> i'm so excited about the series. i want to ask you, linda, first, what made you decide to reprise your role? >> what made me decide? >> yeah. what brought you back? >> i love it. we were chosen. that's what our executive producer says. she chose and calls us the big three and invited us back to -- to play these crazy, wonderful dysfunctional roles again. >> dysfunctional being the key word? >> yes. i knew we would never get to work together again because we're too recognizable as these characters. this was like a yahoo. let's do it. go to texas and do it again. >> josh, are you ready to join this dysfunctional family? >> i'm completely

dallas cowboys stadium. and i did not knowing if anyone would -- not knowing if anyone would come. this july we're doing three nights in dallas. we're doing first night with freedom works and that's all -- [ applause ] you're from freedom works. you guys are the best. freedom works helped me organize something when i went over and met with the vatican about three months ago. i met with world freedom leaders people who are fighting in georgia, strail, all around the world. they're begging for america to help us. we don't know how to do it. we don't have a tea party. our people don't understand small government. help us. we've invited them 1,000 are coming to dallas on july 26th. and freedom works took out and they signed their name on the bottom of a lease for american airlines center. please come. tell all of your friends. please. the second night, the second night james robinson has not announced any of this yet, but he has worked tirelessly to put some of the biggest faith leaders together and the night is

>> who would have thought dallas would have come back?at made you decide to bring it back? >> the script eventually. we rolled our eyes for 20 years when suggestions are made, oh, no. i read some scripts and they were awful. >> you weren't too keen on the other movies, you did, as well. >> larry and i produced the worst one ever. i figured if we didn't know how to do it, who knew how to do it? i thought it was a done deal, would never be done again. >> okay. ask them questions. >> poor brenda. >> brenda lost her voice. how did this happen? >> we've been traveling around talking so much and just exhaustion, i don't know. >> you're another story. you're a party animal amongst the cast. >> she is the party girl. >> i think all "desperate housewives" fans know my voice. >> you're the new one on the scene. victoria principal is not on the show. what's it like when everyone knows the other characters so well? >> it's so much fun. they rolled out the welcome mat. we have great scripts. it's fun to shoot in dallas. >> she has the hardest job on t

and he is joining us from dallas. how unusual is this?well, carol, to put it in perspective, the most expensive hailstorm in the history of america happened in the dallas ft. worth area in 1995. and then in 2003, there was a hailstorm that was just a little under $1 billion. and that one happened, you know, about five or six years ago. and now we have this one last night. so what happened, you were kind of giving the overview there, we had three storm cells move over dallas county and the surrounding area and they were moving really slow. i'm in lakewood, which is about three miles from downtown dallas. this is a shopping area.:o and every parking space around 6:30 was full. so after 10 minutes of hail falling, and again, like some the size of softballs even, everybody walked out onto the ice to find their cars looking like this. and all of the cars were damaged like this. now this car isn't totalled. it's maybe $10,000, $15,000 worth of damage. and this is just in one square mile where every car looked like this. we are talking about sev

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severe storms rolled through dallas-ft. worth. numerous reports of wind damage and large hail there. and those storms are finally pushing to the south and weakening. just a lot of lightning strikes out here by stephenville and brownwood. this is the dallas area, ft. worth. thousands of lightning strikes. up to almost 5,000 in the last hour. dallas and ft. worth looking okay. just some showers left over for your morning commute. here's the forecast for today. looks and feels a lot like summer out there across the country. we don't have a lot of wet weather to deal with. finally looks like a dry morning. florida, you'll be seeing the worst of it. yesterday, the strong storms around miami. a chance of more strong storms today. warm and humid. and we're starting to get warmer from d.c. to philly to baltimore to new york. all areas there getting up into the mid to upper 70s at least. the gorgeous weather continues, though, around chicago to tennessee. and a peak at your friday forecast. starting to get to those getaway weekends heading

. >>> a huge hailstorm hits dallas. a look at the damage done there. coming up. >> reporter: we are down here live at the inner harbor to bring you all the conch of -- coverage of the celebration as the blue angels are out here practicing. that's coming up on eyewitness news at noon. ,,,, copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having diffi

you know, it's dallas 2.0. a lot of twists and turns.ment. it's a perfect marriage of the old series, you know, and some new life blood. >> it was a precursor really, those shows like "dallas" set the stage for things like "desperate housewives". and how did "desperate housewives" set the stage for a return for "dallas"? >> i don't know if it did. i think we are having a resurgence of the scripted drama. and hopefully people are appreciating that. i know we do because we are back to work. and anything that gets us away from reality television, i think we all support. >> absolutely. >> you were in "desperate housewives" too. >> yes, i was. >> do you think there are similarities or no? >> sort of in a sense that it's a drama, nighttime drama. but really, what is so great about our show is what made the original so lovable and the word of the week is "juicy," that's our word of the week, we have all of those elements. and having the three original back and some other returning cast members, it literally just makes the show -- it legitimizes

no, we are not talking about the old "dallas." this is the next generation and they're still battling over control of southport. wait until you see what the cast told me in our sit-down interview. >>> it is sunday, june 10th. good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. glad you're with us. >>> we start with breaking news out of auburn, alabama, a shooting at an off-campus apartment complex. there are reports of multiple victims. the police have the whole area blocked off. joining me on the telephone is reporter christina chambers from station wltz. christina, good morning to you. what do you know at this point? >> reporter: good morning. well, as of right now, auburn police are only confirming that they responded to multiple gunshot victims at an apartment complex in auburn. that is all they are confirming. they have not said if the shooter is in custody, if they've located a shooter. they said they will have more information around lunchtime today, but as of a lot of reporters were on scene for most of the night tonight, or should i

dallas warmer than usual at 95. seattle and portland, seasonal in the upper 70s. baltimore and honolulu in the upper 80s. >> let's do the news from there next week. >> suffering in the early morning hours. >>> when we come back, some welcome relief at the pump. the big question is always will it last? >>> and later, the megachurn pastor arrested for domestic violence against his daughter. a surprise greeting from his flock. >>> and is a box office weekend that paula had a >>> welcome back, everybody. new relief for drivers as we begin this new week. gas prices have dropped another five cents. the highest prices are in the west, the lowest in the south. oil prices have been falling because of the debt crisis in europe. that could change this weekend after the deal to rescue spain. >>> the recession has changed our payment priorities. keeping up mortgage payments is not as high on the list anymore. auto loans are first. people need a car to get to work or look for a job. another factor may be that it takes so long to be evicted from a home. just about a year. >>> we

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"dallas," one of tv's longest running dramas returns to the air waives next week.gles and the villain america loves to hate. >> driving down that driveway bridging everything back. you hear the song. >> 21 years after dlags left the airwaves, the yo ewings are bacn the set of south fork. patrick duffy, larry hagman and linda gray say stepping back into their roles of bobby, j.r., and sue ellen is lieasy. >> like coming home. >> we're having so much fun. don't tell anybody, but it should have been a sitcome. >> from 1970 to 1981 "dallas" invited us to join them over the backstabbing, affair, and fighting over the legacy. >> it's going to be fun. >> the series gave us the cliff hanger by which all others would be judged, who shot j.r. but patrick duffy says you're dreaming if you expect to see bobby in any more shower scenes. >> good morning. >> he'll be keeping his shirt on. >> bobby's old, but he doesn't need wheelchair access yet. big dining room table we always sat at, daddy sat at the head of the table and pretty much no matter how old you were, you minded daddy

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flooding rain from jacksonville to dallas. thunderstorms in ne and the dakotas. a little drier out west. >> mostly 60s in the northwest. 70s from minnesota to maryland. >>> still to come this morning, the pop star who now admits she is battling a brain tumor. >>> and the major move by our bosses at disney. changing what your kids see on tv. >>> and the remarkable runner who came to the aid of an opponent. true sportsmanship that you've just got to see. stay with us. >>> welcome back, everybody. well, there is a big question about the economy this morning. will the fed ride to the rescue. the federal reserve reportedly may step in to stimulate the recovery. that's because recent disappointing reports suggest the economy may be stalling. "the wall street journal" says just the possibility could be enough to reassure the markets. >>> that speculation and a good growth report from australia boosted markets overnight. tokyo's nikkei average was up 152 points today. hong kong's hang seng adding 239. and in london, the ftse opening higher. on wall street, the dow gained

scorching heat from denver to dallas. >>> triple digits in phoenix. colorado springs and dallas, 80s in the middle of the country. >>> coming up, the massive refund coming to madoff victims who lost it all. >>> then, the base car left by cops to capture criminals. >>> and the downside of our digital world. are we really >>> welcome back on this monday morning. a new settlement this morning in the historic bernie madoff ponzi scheme. clients of a new york hedge fund manager that put money into the scheme, will get a combined $425 million back. the clients include a new york charity and homes for the homeless, among many other groups. they'll get back about 40% of their losses. >>> drivers are seeing more savings at the gas station this morning. dropping to $3.42 per gallon. and prices in the west, have dropped as much as 30 cents since the beginning of the month. drivers in alabama and mississippi, now paying the lowest prices. >>> overseas markets are down because of growing doubts about the european union summit this week. tokyo's nikkei average lead

we're not talking about the old dallas, this is the next generation, and they're still battling over control of south fork. wait until you hear what the cast told me in our sitdown interview. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm randi kaye we start with a story about eric holder who says that his investigators will get to the bottom of the leak scandal. barack obama says that the white house has zero tolerance for leaks. >>> to syria and new clashes now in the capital of damascus. the city has long been thought to be a government stronghold, but we're seeing gunfights in the streets between rebel forces and government troops. there is also fighting elsewhere in the country, opposition forces say the military has killed 30 people today. regional leaders will meet next week to discuss the next steps to take with regards to syria. back in the u.s., federal marshals now offering $5,000 for information on a fugitive murder suspect wanted in alabama. he's wanted in connection with the shooting deaths of 9-year-old twins and their 73-year-old babysitter. >>> creflo dollar is out on board this mo

in dallas, the scariest thing was i signed my name to a leaflet for dallas cowboys stadium. i did not knowing if anyone would come. this july, we are doing three nights in dallas. we are doing freeze night -- we're doing first night with freedom works. they help me organize something when i am went to the vatican and met with world freedom leaders. people who are fighting in georgia and australia and all around the world and begging for america to help us. party.t have a tea our people don't understand all government. 1000 are coming to dallas on july 26. freedom works signed their name on the bottom of a leaf for the american airlines center. please come, tell oriel friends. -- tell or all your friends. some of the biggest state leaders are being put together and the night is a deal like we had in washington with preachers and the public is invited to come but the day is preachers and past owners and rabbis and priests kicking each other's and trying to help one another. had we find our way back toward basic principles and then on saturday is a celebration at dallas cowboys