stay tuned for the president's dallas speech at the trade mart on 570 radio. ♪ ♪ >> in dallas three shotse fired at the motorcade in downtown dallas. >> police radios are carrying that the president has been hit. >> the hospital has been advised to stand by for a severe gunshot wound. >> this is walter cronkite in our newsroom. there has been an attempt on the life of president kennedy. >> just turn the mike on. what do you want? you want me to move back a little bit? is it all right now? is this all right? ladies and gentlemen, i'll introduce to you the chief cameraman and assistant news director of wfaa television. this is burt ship. we have brought the people pretty much up to date. would you tell them exactly what you know as of this point? >> i was standing at the trade mart waiting for his arrival there. all of a sudden, the -- we saw them approaching. they didn't slow down. as a matter of fact, they were going 70, 80 miles an hour past us. then i jumped in the police car and went to the hospital. these two men came running in. one of them had a large machine gun and they were holle

>> yes, i do. >> is he from dallas?w what kind of business he happens to be in? >> bob, i wouldn't want to say. >> dallas city hall is normally a public building. but today it was really under armed guard. >> we -- is this a confirmed report as to who did the shooting? >> as far as i know, i just got it. >> vic robertson from city hall reports that jack ruby, the owner of the carousel, which is a bar in dallas, did the shooting. >> my statement will be very brief. oswald expired at 1:07 p.m. he died at 1:07 p.m. we have arrested the man, the man will be charged with murder. >> who was he? >> the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe. he goes by the name of jack ruby. >> and here at associated press, there is a still picture of the moment the split second, as the shot was fired. >> this is the man dallas police have identified as jack rubenstein. and this of course, is lee harvey oswald. you see the gun in the hand of ruby and just about to be fired. >> i knew my own feelings, and i think they will believe, as mos

>> a flash from dallas.ests who were with president kennedy say he is dead of bullet wounds. this is the latest information we have from dallas. i will repeat with the greatest regret two priests who were with president kennedy say he has died of bullet wounds. >> malcolm field, the assistant press secretary, was filling in for the regular press secretary and then he had to draw himself up to give the most fateful announcement that a press secretary might have ever had to give. >> all the cameras were rolling and i remember he put his fingers like this on the desk and pressed very hard to stop his hands trembling. >> john f. kennedy died at approximately 1:00 central standard time today here in dallas. he died of a gunshot wound in the brain. >> where is he now? >> i have no other details regarding the assassination of the president. >> the people standing here are stunned just as all of us are beyond belief, that the president of the united states is dead. >> all over the world, people are going to remember

he saw the newspaper, the dallas morning news. he opened and it there was a full pain ad that said welcome, mr. kennedy, to dallas. it looked like a friendly greeting. but the ad was bordered in black, the way one might run an ad for a death or tragic event. then jfk started to read the ad and it was a long list of 12 complaints about him and his administration accusing him of being a communist, of turning vietnam over to the communists, of causing the death of american soldiers. here is one of the 12 defamatory questions. quote, why have you ordered your brother bobby to go soft on communism? fellow travelers and ultra leftists in america, while permitting him to persecute loyal americans who criticize you and your administration. that's one of the milder things that was in the ad. there was more. the previous night in dallas, someone had printed several thousand hand bills headlined, wanted for treason. they were in the style of an old west reward poster with mug shots of the wanted criminal, in this case the 35th it president o

university park, texas, just outside of dallas, is better known as the bubble. it's a place of privilege and prestige, an address many would like to have but few can afford. >> it's kind of the beverly hills of dallas. that's the way the park cities is. >> nancy dillard lyon lived most of her life in texas. she was a harvard-trained architect and the daughter of a wealthy and well-connected dallas family. nancy met her husband, richard, while at harvard. they married and soon had two children. >> they had great energy, great friendliness. when we moved in, they gave gifts of ice cream and they baked cookies and bring them over to us. and my husband, who i've said is rarely hyperbolic about anything, used to say she was the nicest person in the world. >> nancy became the youngest partner in the history of a trammell crow, a large real estate development firm. but success came at a price. >> i think she always had, as many women did at that time, a conflict between the amount of hours that she wanted to work to develop her career and time spending with her childre

a municipal court judge who lived in dallas 300 miles away. he told police he was in dallas the previous night and he'd spoken with diane at 6:00 p.m. phone records confirmed his story. >> this was a serious relationship. this was not someone who was, you know, vindictive or out to harm her in any form or fashion. he was overly concerned for her welfare. >> police checked the airlines and found no evidence that diane took a flight to dallas or anywhere else, for that matter. and they had to consider whether any of diane's students might have wanted to harm her. >> that was something that we really looked at carefully. her students were troubled kids. troubles youths. like i said, some of them with backgrounds -- gang member backgrounds and things like that. >> while investigators looked into that possibility, they had only one sure lead to follow. the atm receipts found on diane's kitchen counter. a code number on the receipts identified the atm that rejected diane's card. it was inside a shell gas station just a mile from diane's home. fortun

we started in dallas. we had a young couple.mmodations, and a choice of any of our "today" concerts. so we had a young couple, reid and kristen stiller, they won today in dallas. tomorrow, we are on to atlanta. we will have a clue tomorrow morning. we're going to be in centennial plaza. so come on down and hang out as we try to give away some more tickets. now, let's show you what's going on. we've got a volatile weather situation going on. hopefully we're not diverted to the midsection of the country because got a lot of moisture coming up out of the south. upper low developing. plus that jet stream. that causes a highly unstable atmosphere. a strong wind shear, and so we are looking for development of strong thunderstorms, super cells, along with the possibility of tornados. even a derecho coming out of this thing. but look at this. we not only have that slight risk. imbedded in there is a strong risk, we most likely will see tornados from grand isle, des moines. kirksville. we'll be watching this very closely the next 12 hour

we were fascinated. >> you are from dallas, right, or dallas area?you hear of the strip club, one of the most famous really in the world, i would say. >> tell us about why you chose this as a project. >> well, because people don't know. people don't know what this job is about and they have all these misperceptions, even after "magic mike" scratched the surface, we didn't get into who these guys were and their lives and they are people, people with dreams and families and i think people want to dismiss them in that one dimensional way. >> la bare used to be known for something, i hate to say it a little lower rent, until the owner came in and said, you know what let's raise the bar a little bit. >> absolutely. >> have guys who -- >> yeah, and i think the subject was something that was kind of up approachable and i think "magic mike" tore that door down, it really made it available to us. >> so you have always wanted to work together, your brothers. >> how cute are you two, by the way? >> are you guys married? i got a sister. so, what did you think wh

a local dallas police officer said that an fbi agent in dallas told him that we all knew oswald was a nut. we just didn't think he was that crazy. >> you'll see it all tonight. thank you, thomas. i appreciate it. "the sixties," the assassination of president kennedy airs tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "@this hour with berman and michaela" starts now. >> terrorists taking over city after city across iraq. they're gaining ground and vowing to capture baghdad. the country's military falling fast. its government wants the u.s. to step in and help. >>> the latest twist in the republican political upheaval. the speaker of the house will make much anticipated comments, and it's happening right here "@this hour." >>> have you planned your 90th birthday party? this is what the president, the former president, george h.w. bush is going to do to celebrate. he's going to leap from a plane this hour. >>> more of a bungee jumping kind of a guy. >> that's quite a birthday. i'm john berman. >> and i'm michaela pereira. >> first the breaking news out of ir

if john kennedy had not gone to dallas in 1963.if john kennedy had not gone to dallas in 1963.eed then he can about the war. if john kennedy had not gone to dallas in 1963.d then he can wo about the war. if john kennedy had not gone to dallas in 1963. do we know what kennedy would have done if he had lived? >> there is evidence to suggest that he never would have done what lindon johnson did in vietnam. >> this nation will keep its commitments from south vietnam to west berlin. >> lbj had experienced the same crisis by sitting next to kennedy. he had not come out with the same conclusions. he did not share kennedy's suspicion of the military or military advice. once kennedy was gone, it was inevitable that he was from positive change. he lost a president skeptical of military advice and gain had one who usually took it. >> russian announcement and he resigned. once cheering khruschchev were left in the dark as to what went on when bresh nef was the new leader of the party. >> my father was shocked. his successor just went in the op

they picked dallas, or cleveland. cleveland is still in the mix for them. so whether or not republicans are going to break their streak in 2016, their generation long losing streak, losing where they have their big party. in 2016, it's either dallas or it's going to be cleveland, which makes no sense for them. that would help them keep their streak going. that's the announcement they made today, dallas, makes sense, or cleveland, makes no sense. but they're going to make their final decision by the end of the summer. >>> say you are a lawyer, and you are representing a client who is accused of murder, but it's not just any old murder case, it's a capital murder case. that means that your client, if he's convicted, could be facing the death penalty. let's say midway through your work on this criminal case, your boss decides to pull you off. your boss says we have something else for you to work on, you can no longer work on the defense of your client. what do you do? what is your ethical responsibility to your client? do you follow orders and walk away from t

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. >> reporter: 10:00, wednesday night, dallas, texas. the women trickle in, the curtain goes up.re practically everything, and the ladies, they go wild. this is the real life magic mike. that indy hit starring matthew mcconaughey and channing tatum about the lives of strippers was the inspiration for a new documentary called simply "la bare" a look into the world of a scantily clad men who worked a la bare, a look at what happens on and off stage. >> got to be a lean, mean dancing machine. >> reporter: the man behind the documentary has plenty of experience taking off his clothes on screen. he plays a sexy werewolf in hbo's "true blood." and a stripper in "magic mike." >> the one compliment/complaint that i got when the movie came out is, we loved it, but we wished there were more of the guys, who they date, where they lived. >> reporter: joe and his younger brother dug deep into this world of crumpled dollar bills and the men who dance for them. like axle, whose real name is jeremiah. he says he comes from a devout christian family and was home schooled until the 7th grade. >> w

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they lost the dallas in six games. but they rebounded in 2012. lebron james got his first title as they defeated oklahoma city. bounced back again in 2013. that amazing win in game six. win in game seven. back-to-back championships. lose in 2014. >> san antonio is back on top. the spurs with a 2014 champion. parker hits the three. duncan on the follow. step back. a three. good, leonard on the follow. patty mills does it again! a smile on his face as he runs down the floor. >> losing last year, i think lit a fire under a lot of us more than any other year in the past. perilo especially pop. i think it really -- it has not gone away. it's not gone away. >> their fourth title in nine years. >> and the third time in seven seasons. san antonio spurs. are your world champions. >> the san antonio spurs win their first ever nba championship. >> for gregg popovich, now only two coaches have more championships as a head coach. he's vigilant at deflecting credit. he's now the standard bearer in the nba. manu ginobili. one of the most unique and dynamic play

. >> around 2002, the real estate market in the dallas/ft. worth area of texas was booming, and david nixon made a fortune. >> he had a very big personality. he was always smiling. he was always happy. he liked nice things, nice clothes, nice cars, nice women. >> nixon primarily sold real estate in grapevine, texas, just outside dallas/ft. worth. >> it's a very vibrant city, very suburban. there is some money here, but the main focus is the lake. people want to live by it and have very nice homes around it. >> but david's idyllic life started to unravel one sunday night when his ex-wife walked into police headquarters to report him missing. she said he didn't show up for a dinner meeting with their 10-year-old son that evening, which was very unusual. she said he wasn't returning telephone calls either. >> david nixon was a great father who kept in contact with his son, even though he was divorced from his wife, and would constantly keep in contact with him. >> i can't really put my finger on anything. i just have a gut feeling that there's s

there was no cuts. >> on the night of darrell north's murder, the dallas/ft. area was hit with a driving rainstorm, causing flash floods and power outages. the storm was so bad, darrell sent his construction crew home early, but he stayed behind because he had a 5:00 p.m. appointment with curtis pope. they were going to discuss quality problems with the swimming pool pope was installing at the hotel. pope was having financial problems. his company was headed towards bankruptcy, and darrell north was his only large client, although it's unclear whether darrell knew this. no one knows what the two men said to each other. but prosecutors believe curtis pope snapped and attacked darrell with a knife. darrell was caught off guard, and struck pope in the face with a paper punch, causing the nosebleed. pope stabbed darrell over 40 times. as he lay dying on the floor, a drop of blood from pope's nose fell on to darrell's pants. >> there's no way he could have explained away how his blood was dripped on to darrell north's pants. >> we knew we had eliminated any possibl

this courthouse belongs to the people of dallas county, and these are the people of dallas county.knew what he wanted to do to me, but he couldn't do it in the open because of all those cameras, right. >> we have come to be here because they are registering at this time. and i can't enforce the law. >> we have come to register. and this is our reason for being here. >> you're blinding me with that light. move back. >> if you want to arrest us, arrest us. >> why don't you get out in front of the camera and go on. >> facing your sheriff and facing your judge. we're willing to be beaten for democracy. and you misuse democracy. you good people that they will not have the privilege to vote. >> i'm here to tell you tonight that the mayor of this city, the police commissioner of this city, and everybody in the white power structure of this city must take a responsibility for everything that jim clark does in this community. >> we're marching today to dramatize to the nation, dramatize to the world the hundreds and thousands of negro citizens of alabama, but particularly here in the area d

if you're in the dallas/ft. worth area you could be driving in heavy rain and lightning an hour from now. oklahoma a good chance of artificial rain. as far as the east goes, the best chances of rain in the east are going to be as we go through tuesday and wednesday from pennsylvania to new york through new england and also down there near atlanta. your forecast on your monday, it's summer. it feels like it across the country. we are very warm and humid. the southern half of the nation. in the northeast enjoy it this isn't going to last much longer. another beautiful day with low humidity from d.c. all the way up into new england. great shot of the white house on this summer morning. you're watching "morning joe." nobody ever stomped their foot and asked for less. because what we all really want... ...is more. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet. and not a "have just a little buffet". that's the idea behind the more everything plan. it's more of everything you want. for less. plus, get the dr

the director of college counseling at the green hills school in dallas texas. and from new york, a correspondent for al jazeera america real money with ali velshi. let me start with you. since is you have seen fit the inside. tell the people who are watch withing why it is that tuitions have risen so fast. what is driving those costs. >> well, as in your set up piece, the biggest single factor increasing student tuition rates at public university is the decline in state support for those universities. in fact. a major way the university has to make up for that, is to increase the tuition, now, at the same time they are most universities are getting more and more sensitive to the impact this has on students and so they will often have a skull min nation of an increase in tuition, and a some form of cuts within the university to try to decrease overall expenses. >> were there no other choices as add inning stray tors like jouster look t a what can be done to economize what can go first. was tuition really the only fall back position for closing what could be a bu

. >>> the earthquakes are in dallas and they lead fc dallas at the half. and tonight, we'll have highlights from the a's. and we'll see if the spurs make it into the nba finals. >> and work on your paper airplanes in the meantime. >> i know. they put me to shame. mine can't even go five feet. >> that was amazing. >> anthony, quick look. >> going to be warm tomorrow. cooler on monday and tuesday. expect thattratus quo to be with us -- >> you love the stratus quo. >> i have to give credit to rob mayeda who came up with it. i liked it so much. >> it's plagiarism. >> just to be clear. >> i didn't copyright the thing. >> thanks for choosing nate schierholtz news. "giants clubhouse" coming up next. >>> coming up, we play trivia, players versus fans. >> jim flannery breaks down his craft as a third base coach. >> go right to the baseline. >> plus the story behind duane kuiper's home run. all that and more coming up next on "giants clubhouse." >> from the broadcast home of the san francisco giants, it's "giants' clubhouse." >> welcome. i'm your host. the giants fr

thank you, dallas. can watch three locations from one office and be in business. >> one piece of advise for the restauranttour, besides not spending money like it's your in laws, what else? >> i said don't don't don't, get plenty of money, and know where the next money is coming from. work free in somebody else's restaurant. standing behind a bar for weeks at a time or a whole summer, get some experience so you have the dna of what it takes. and don't forget to have fun. >> all right. have fun. clark wolf a lot of fun talking to you. >> great pleasure. >> supersized sodas live to see another day in new york city. the plan to reduce the ounces of sugary dinks was defeated. public health advocates link sugary soft drinks to the diabetes epidemic. >>> up next there are signs that soccer may finally have a foothold among fans. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >>> a days appointing loss for the united states in world cup soccer today. the team lost to germany, 1-0, but it wasn't a total loss, the u.s. still advances to the

dallas cosgrove, ceo of the cleveland clinic and he says he wants to keep doing that job. white house officials approached him after he -- he says he is honored to be considered but he wants to honor the commitment he made to the cleveland clinic. >> so, not every anniversary is really worth celebrating. 25 years ago this weekend, the u.s. government raided itself. paul beban tells us what happened that day in colorado at the rocky slats nuclear weapons plant. >> this is rocky flats today, more than 6,000 acres of wide-open, empty space ju just northwest of denver, but from 1952 to 1989, rocky flats was a massive department of energy factory. the top secret core of america's nuclear weapons program cranking out thousands of plutonium triggers for the country's cold war arsenal. jack weaver worked at rock arey flats for 41 years. on june 6th, 1989, he was a plutonium production manager. >> i got a phone call from my boss and said, the f.b.i. is on plant site, and anything they want, give it to them. my suspicions were that, hey, i am going to get interviewed. i may go to co

right now, the heavy rainfall in and a little little rock off to your west in dallas. storms starting to approach your area. do expect heavy downpours if nothing else. >> that's why we are dealing with flash flooding across these areas shaded in green, even ex tedding further north into kansas where we are anticipating rain. our severe weather threat has shifted a little further sounds than where it wassied, st. louis, tornados around your area. we are going to see from the southern plains and into the southeast and for monday, some of the same areas dealing with today, we will see a repeat again tomorrow. >> includes little rock into dallas, around tussle oklahoma, strong to severe storms. the main impact will be the heavy damming wind threat as well as heavy rainfall. gradually pushing into the eastern sdmrus as well. it looks like the core will be in the middle of the country, the area shaded in red where we could end up with 4 to 6 inches off the next couple of days. >> that's why we are dealing with that flooding risk that really we have seep quite a bit as of lat

in iraqi production, but that takes time. >> alfonsi: all right, thanks, anna werner tonight from dallas. and tonight, the man charged with being the mastermind of the weg attacks is being questioned by u.s. intelligence officers. ahmed abu khattala was captured in libya last weekend is on the uss "new york" headed to the united states where he faces trial. bob orr has learned khattala is being "somewhat cooperative." four americans, including ambar dos crift fer stevens were killed in the attacks in 2012. the c.e.o. of general motors was back before congress today for another grilling of the igz nig defect that is linked to 13 deaths and why it took the company a decade to recall millions of cars. jeff glor was there. >> reporter: surexpriefers families of victims today watched from the backave packed house hearing room while members of congress questioned mary barra's promise to change the company. representative tim murphy: >> i believe there are 210,000 employees or see the g.m. you mentioned 15 were fired. that's 99.99%-- if my math is right-- of the people are the same. if you have

i checked dallas and everything looks okay for dallas, no thundershowers expected there.e midwest one of those days it's a typical day you see in the springtime. chicago also detroit and minneapolis saint paul all could see delays related to thundershowers and this is throughout the entire dane final out in denver, guess what? could see some thundershowers in the state of colorado, could see some delays at denver international. tam, back to you. >> thank you matt. >>> penn state's athletic director is stepping down. dave joyner helped the school rebound from its lowest point in its history when it was crippled by the jerry sandusky scandal. joyner hired two football coaches and kept the sports program afloat. joyner was expected to leave now that penn state president rodney erickson has retired. penn state is forming a search committee to find joyner's replacement. >>> these bold window washers are taking their jobs to new heights. look at that. the workers are tasked with cleaning the panes of glass underneath the grand canyon sky walk. they say it pays not to have a fea

with expert commentaries from service agents, somewhere been there in dallas.e had the zapruder film, back, forward. the ultimate debbie downer movie. we had arthur brimmer shooting george wallace, and then we had this really arresting bit of footage of an attempt on president park of south korea. you sure remember president park of south korea. i know patricia does. and he is in, at a podium much like this, slightly larger crowd, 5000, 6000 people. my typical audience size is much, much smaller. and the stage is full of his secret service guys, you know, the guys with dark glasses and ear pieces. they cut like machine guns actually. and mrs. apart is sitting over here. -- mrs. park. do you have to do this with -- said there. is looking up at him with this expression, my god, i just love this speech. this is my absolute favorite part. is getting to the part about where we are going to dump human dust on the american auto market. so in the middle of all this i got it appears, starts to walk down the aisle right in front of the podium. taking his time, practicall

please donate to the dallas cowboys, it is for a good cause. >> jason witten, slow as hell, lol, but it works. >> it the is true. >> it is true. >> so many more of those and it is sort of a spin off of what jimmy kimmel does with the mean street tweets. it is so fun toy see them reading those. they get so many as many of them do in the public spotlight and it is awful to get them tweets but when they make light it helps, it is funny and it helps them a little bit but that is a great segment there. >> nothing you can do about it. >> all right. well, let's go on to this, we will join us tonight, for the fox 29 news after the game, a woman orders frenchfries for a fast food joint but her bag came with an unwanted bonus, that is weed she got with her meal. what she said bothered her the most. plus get ready for next generation of movies, they are called 4-d what you can expect when you take in one of these, flicks and lets check with that seven day. >> seven days shows it twice, we are towards the end of the week, holiday week and seven day really looks good. we have to get through the h

dallas area is next, good storms dropping down from wichita falls crossing 35.s forth worth area, give it 30 minutes and the storms will roll through your area. later this afternoon, this area of yellow, memphis, little rock, shreveport, houston, san antonio, a chance of severe storms. i don't think we'll get tornados, that's great, but chances of damaging winds and hail. forecast across the country, again, a lot have a chance for showers, hit or miss, grab the umbrella east of the mississippi and central plains. the west is very dry. they have not had a drop of rain in any western city in june yet. the drought horrendous out there. they will not see it end soon. mika, the beautiful weekend, sunshine, this week, we'll dodge showers and storms. >> great, bill, thank you very much. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," to run or not to run? hillary clinton's latest timetable on her plans for 2016 and latest polls in her support for the democratic party. when we come back here, we'll hudden around the water cooler where one 1990s one-hit wonder is

but this morning, dallas/full-time wordallas/wort. but the heavy rain. show you who's going to get what, through wednesday. fortunately not as much rain up here, and the rivers are going to crest, and look, though, dallas, northeast texas, all the up to western new york, looking for flooding. george. >>> turn now to the crisis in iraq. militants on the march capturing four more key towns, secretary of state john kerry has arrived in baghdad for urgent talks on how to handle the uprising. jon karl has the latest from the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, this is a dangerous and high-stakes trip for the secretary of state. he just wrapped up a meeting with the prime minister al maliki that lasted for two years. coming out of the meeting, he was heard saying that is good, but this comes at a time of mounting frustration with the government and the unwillingness to overcome the divides tearing that country apart. shortly before he went to baghdad, the secretary of state suggested it's time for new leadership. >> and the president suggests

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