>> yes, i do. >> is he from dallas?>> do you know what kind of business he happens to be in? >> bob, i wouldn't want to say. >> right. >> 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. >> vic robertson from city hall hall reports that jack ruby, the owner of the carousal, which is a bar in dallas did the shooting. >> my statement will be very brief. oswald expired at 1:07 p.m. >> he died? >> he died at 1:07 p.m. we have arrested the man. the man will be charged with murder. >> who is he? >> the man -- the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe. he goes by the name of jack ruby. >> and here at associated press, a still picture of the moment, the splint 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 know my own feelings were and i thi

>> a flash from dallas.th 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, 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 all their lives wha

we've been following families down in dallas who've really struggled to use these vouchers. are they having such a hard time? >> well, this is a good example of why the affordability challenges that we have are a crisis. there is some discrimination against families who want to use these vouchers. we need to figure out ways to make sure that those families, when they have a voucher, can be successful in using it. but vouchers aren't a silver bullet. we need a housing policy that focuses on building more affordable housing. that's why the tax credit is important. so that more housing is built and that it's more affordable. >> application fee is how much, sir? >> sullivan: after searching for months, linda higgins was unable to find a place that would take her voucher. she's back on the section 8 waiting list again. where do you think you would be if you weren't here in your uncle's house? >> oh gosh, probably i'd be going from shelter to shelter, to, just, who knows. it's really not good. and i don't want to see the voucher, section 8, go away. you know, i know we have a new

in an area of dallas, southeast area of dallas where we are getting reports of an active shooter situationas this has unfolded over the last 40 minutes or so on our program, what we've been watching as this. the news initially was that a first responder or firefighter was shot by somebody that we don't know is the person that placed the call for the first responders to come, so we still have a question about that. was it the person that called that was also shot? we don't know and we do not know where the suspected shooter is. we do know authorities are looking for a man, and that is about all we know at the time. according to the dallas police association, officers are pinned down and from what we can see from our vantage point where you are seeing as well is that it looks like all of the emergency responders as well as police are focused on one particular home in the area. right now, according to our local fox affiliate on the ground, you have a firefighter in surgery at baylor hospital in the area. also our understanding of this neighborhood that there is some sort of training facility

. >> dallas -- >> one piece of legislation. >> brad, i want to get dallas on the record before we getour state, north carolina, center of this battle over voting rights. i want to ask you about it. the supreme court ruled last week that north carolina relied too heavily on race and redistricting earlier in the month. the court said it'd not consider restating a voter id law. is your party still planning to put these things in place despite the consistent losses in the courts? >> well, two things, and it's technical but important to remember. the court did not rule on the merits of our voter id case. they ruled on standing. so we have to fix that. yes, north carolina will pass another voter id law, like about another dozen states have. north carolina voters have the same rights to install photo voter id as the folks in indiana, virginia and georgia. unfortunately, the supreme court can't make up its mind on exactly what rules they want in these redistricting issues. they changed the rules constantly. we keep having to adjust it. unfortunately, the courts haven't provided clarity on how

>> dallas police report that a dallas plaintifirefighter has bt and taken to the hospital. he's now in surgery for gunshot wounds. there's also the possibility that another person, we don't know whether it was a firefighter or police officer or citizen, has also been wounded. the city police department put out a city wide alert. that's a rare emergency alert calling in all available officers to the scene. of course, as we remember, dallas was the scene of a tragic shooting last july 7th. five officers were gunned down in an ambush situation in downtown dallas. this shooting is taking place about three miles from downtown, just east of the downtown area, in an area near the firefighter training academy. we don't know if the academy has anything to do with this shooting, but it is about two blocks away where police have called for a city wide alert, calling in all officers. they've cordoned off an area about two miles in diameter around the area, trying to pin point exactly where this gunman might be. they believe he may have run into a house and they are currently trying to

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

dallas police and dallas fire rescue collaborating on this issue here which is a, again, a very fluidsituation. at this point we do understand the suspect wounded. an emt first responder and also that unit that he was traveling in as a result several of the area schools as you may expect have been placed on lockdown. this is something we often see when these situations unfold. we can confirm is that a first responder was struck. is currently in surgery at a dallas area hospital. as you see here, a whole lot of red and blue lights right now in that neighborhood just east of dallas as we tried to -- as investigators try to bring this to a close. still active. what we don't know yet is the current state of the individual, this suspect. is he in custody? is he still possibly barricaded in a home there? those are all questions that we're asking right now. as soon as we get some more information on that, we'll be sure to let you know. >> thank you. coming up, once again only moments away from the white house press briefing. certainly lots of questions on health care. the shutdown deal. the

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

an east dallas suburb. you see the police presence there as they are looking for an active shooter. our sister station in dallas now reporting that a firefighter/emt and civilian were shot. the paramedic was responding to a house call when someone in the house came out and offend fire. that's the latest. we'll continue to follow this story. >> we'll take you to nbc bay area sky ranger which is overhead justin herman plaza for may day demonstrations in san francisco. the crowds have gotten rather large there throughout this last hour, and the we can tell you there are may day protests happening in al immediatameda c. they blocked the administration building and four people were arrested and now they are headed to the franco gallo plaza. >> no arrests in san francisco, all in oakland today. we'll be follow that all day long. it's hot out there. >> san francisco heading up to 82 degrees by wednesday and then cooling down in the inland areas. that's where we'll feel it the most. up to 80 degrees by the middle o

dallas police sergeant michael smith was a 27-year veteran of the dallas police. he was decorated, a law enforcement officer at the highest level, and even paid his own way to attend advanced training sessions. he lives behind his cherished his loving and daughters victoria and carolyn. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. friday in kirksville ohio, a gunman shot and killed stephen's area. he was the chief of the crackers fill police department. kersville police department. he leaves behind six children and his wife who was expecting another child. our hearts break for the chief's family. we love you all. we love you all. [applause] thank you. to every child in america was lost a mom or dad in the line of duty, i want you to know, your parents are american heroes -- american heroes. they died keeping us safe. they are the pride, and we in our hearts, always and forever. sacrifice will never, ever be forgotten. to everyone in the audience here today, i want you to know that my administration is determined -- totally determined, to restore law and order and ju

. >> arresto indignante, sacan esposado a un niÑo latino de 7 aÑos de una escuela de dallas, la familiaa que el menor con dÉficit de atenciÓn fue internado en una clÍnica siquiÁtrica sin su consentimiento. >> sobredosis de cafeÍna, muere un adolescente de carolina del norte despuÉs de consumir en dos horas un cafÉ con leche una gaseosa grande y una bebida energÉtica, noticias telemundo comienza ya noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes comprecen los problemas a el presidente donald j.trump enfrenta hoy una revelaciÓn que puede salirsecar un documento muestra que presionÓ a james comey para que no investigara la conexiÓn rusa cuando su decision del presidente donald j.trump que compartir informaciÓn con rusia tiene en ascuas a los servicio de inteligencia, a los medios de comunicaciÓn incluso a los funcionarios de la casa blanca, diego arias con todos los detalles diego. >> asÍ es josÉ el Último bombazo... de esta misma tarde llega la mano de un memo que el ex director de fbi james comey documenta una reuniÓn que habrÍa tenido en febrero donde donald

i hear that -- >> dallas, dallas, absolutely -- there absolutely -- you can keep on yelling, dallas, the audio. there absolutely would be something wrong with a private citizen trying to establish communications with the russians, an adversarial group, before trump became president. >> there wouldn't really -- >> a private citizen wouldn't depend on that. if you had russia that the united states couldn't monitor, that wouldn't be okay. >> i think we have to find out the details but i think it makes a lot of presumptions we haven't seen yet. >> if we did know that was the case, that would be wrong. >> let's get a couple things clear about this so-called back channel. first of all, it's quite true that there are back channels all the time in diplomacy, and there's even a history of incoming presidents establishing some connections with the states that they will be dealing with when he becomes president. so that's all okay. this wasn't a back channel as such. it was a secret way of communicating using russian gear at the russian consulate or embassy to get around the u.s. government whi

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>> so that is backlash to say the least, dallas. saw the line on friday, nobody dies because they don't have access to health care. is that the kind of measured and polite response that republicans should be pushing right now? >> well i think we have to hear people's concerns. and look, i think obamacare was a monstrosity but it certainly helped some people out there and we have to make sure we look after those people and hear their concerns and we have a process to go through to continue to strengthen the bill, make it better in the senate, address people's concerns and that's what we're going to see. i think you're going to continue to see strong leadership from the president here. he had a big victory, as did house speaker paul ryan. i think we'll continue to work through it. >> brad. >> let me tell you something. this is the most terrible piece and irresponsible piece of legislation i think that has been passed in american history. and republican members are going to be in a hell storm as long as they stand by this legislation.

of course, the dallas police acquire is here to honor those -- the dallas police choir is here to honorhe five officers were killed during the ambush last july. as each name was read out loud, a bill was sounded for each one. richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: new a swat team killed a jail inmate at ang two versus hostage chicago hospital. he held the nurses hostage for nearly three hours. he was being treated at the hospital when he grabbed the guard pass gun. the moved in after negotiations failed. afterwards, the police spoke about how one of the nurses is doing tonight. >> the employee is with her family, being checked at the hospital. her condition, she is extremely upset about this. kimberly: very scary, but neither nurse was hurt. the police have not disclosed why the man was being treated at the hospital in the first place. we know he was facing charges for stealing a police vehicle. county,and why, go maryland, has ruled that an inmate who escaped while undergoing not competent to stand trial. watson was recaptured six days after escaping while on his way to a mental hospital

done champion, cbs news, dallas . >>> time for a check of the weather forecast. roberta gonzalez has bad on this holiday. >> you know what i like about the cool weather. it kills those mosquitoes. these things are huge. >> taking a look out the door. the marine layer is so deep and extensive. and it is expansive. i'm not banking on any clearing today at the beach is where the temperatures are only in the 50s. areas of drizzle. another view here. we do have cloud cover at sfo. a 59 minute delay on some arriving flights, due to the low ceiling. temperatures across the board, 50s, oakland. 58, redwood city. 55, san francisco. low 60s away from the bay. 71 degrees with clouds at redwood city. mostly cloudy. and partly cloudy conditions. this marine layer is hanging out. it is may gray with that, robust wind. 16 miles an hour, san francisco. across the bay, 10. 16, san ramon. 16 also in concord. 21 miles an hour in the fairfield area. the wind will be consistent out of the northwest at 10-20 during the afternoon hours. bringing the slight chance for a shower in the we

also, a teenager killed in dallas.e will get the latest and we will speak with carol anderson who just won a major literary award. she is a professor at emory university. her book is called "white rage." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the south, in atlanta, georgia. we're going to talk about what happened in baton rouge, louisiana. the family of alton sterling, an african-american father of five who was gunned down by police in 2016, called wednesday for the state's attorney general to bring criminal charges against his killers. the call came after the justice department declined to bring federal charges against officers blane salamoni and howie lake. sterling family lawyer chris stewart said the u.s. attorney's office provided new details about the killing, including how officer salamoni shot sterling six times. >> we learned some new things today. we learned that officer salamoni walked up to out in sterling and put a gun to his

policias...ayer el distrito escolar de dallas le envió una carta a los padres de familia explicandoy citamos.. " take gfx" aunque para nosotros está prohíbido compartir detalles específicos debido a las leyes de privacidad, si queremos clarificar lo que ustedes vieron. el código familiar de texas proteje a los menores de 10 años de edad y previene que sean arrestados... la policía del distrito escolar de dallas obedece esas reglas. la imagen que ustedes pudieron haber visto es el de un estudiante siendo restringido para protegerse a sí mismo de algún daño. pedimos de su ayuda durante este período para no continuar distribuyendo información incorrecta, que pueda dañar a aquellos que están involucrados. aun asi algunos padres de familia dicen que esa no era la manera apropiada de tratar un menor ... 1:27 take sot norma ortiz/ su nieto es estudiante 01;26;15 aunque dicen que es pa su proteccion yo pienso que pudieron hacerlo de otra manera para tranquilizarlo es muy duro ver a un nino que le hagan eso sin embargo otra madre de familia que prefirio no mostrar su rostro opino que algunos

swift action from police in dallas, after an officer shoots an unarmed teen. what the officer responsible is doing today. - clouds increase tomorrow - heavy rain friday; showers saturday - cooler than average this weekend through next week today: mostly sunny. cooler and breezy. highs: 64-68 winds: nw 10-15 g 25+ tonight: partly cloudy. cool. lows: 43-52 winds: ne 5 mph thursday: partly becoming mostly cloudy. cool and breezy. highs: 65-70 winds: se 10-15 mph say what? a car fire, a family of rats, and a skateboard legend. coming up-- a new york story that you have to see, to believe. z2cpsz zi0z y2cpsy yi0y the police officer who fatally shot a black teen in suburban dallas now off the force. jordan edwards was a passenger in a car that was leaving a party, when he was shot and killed. police originally said the driver was trying to use the car as a weapon against officers. but the police chief now says video shows.. the car was actually driving away from officers, not toward them. not long after seeing the video-- the department fired the officer. the sherif

dallas continues to dominate in every start. 7 2/3 innings. the season and gonzalez would add insurance in the eighth. three-run blast off the foul pole. fifth of the season. coming off frankiey and astros take on the series 7-2 the final. >>> we're about to get business. tuesday, thursday, oracle, saturday, sunday, and round 2 is an interesting series against the jazz. eric? back to you. >> thanks. a big week in sports. right now, introducing you to baby valentino. >> yeah, very big have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> abc 7 news at 6:00. a dream comes true for a boy who almost spent his birthday alone. >> a new plan tested that could help save california's salmon and the fishermen who depend on them. >>> we are pretty confident that a boy from west sacramento has a future as a line backer. >> we are making this pre

will be making its way to dallas on the east coast.d in west point new york, they're going to be coming through dc, and also ending up in dallas. but i have elaine reilly one of the organizers how are you doing >> wonderful. >>. >> reporter: tell me a little bit about how this relay >> what we look to do is honor our nation's fallen heros, veterans, police, firefighters, ems, and we actually look to provide an alternative way to celebrate memorial day i guess you could say, and not just during memorial day. throughout the year. we walk five-mile segments all the way from west point new york to dallas and we encourage participants to come out and walk with us. >> while you do encourage other people like you said to join you, it's the same group of people that's doing this relay in each city; right? >> on our bus we have our, i guess you could say our core 13 people that stay with us and travel along the way. each one of those people is responsible for covering two of those two-hour shifts every day. >> reporter: thank you. tis morning t

proud of dallas.y proud of the dallas district attorney's office for acting so swiftly with regards to this case. i'm even proud of the balch springs police chief who came out and recanted his story after realizing watching the evidence on video that the story that the officer told them was untrue. so i'm extremely happy that an arrest has been made. i'm extremely happy that they're pursuing a murder charge. it should have happened sooner, but you know what, it happened and now we just need to look forward to him getting indicted for murder and going to trial. >> the interesting thing is, so he's charged with murder, but he's out on bond. is that common? >> it is. i would hope that they put some conditions of bond because clearly he is a danger to society. he has a rifle. i mean, he shot a rifle and several rounds into a car full of teenagers for no reason. so i would hope that there would be some conditions of bond, but yes, he's entitled to a bond. he made bond. he's out of bond. but i hope that the

it happened last night at a nissan showroom in greenville outside of dallas. police say to bounty hunters and the fugitive all died in an exchange of gunfire. the shooting caught on cell phone video but we are choosing not to show you the actual according to the dealership's owner, the bounty hunters claim to be federal agents who waited several hours for their targets . the shooting happened in front of employees and customers, including some children. >>> caught on camera, police thinking good samaritans seen here rescuing an officer in dallas. the stolen pickup truck struck the officers patrol car yesterday. it rolled in a creek and landed upside down. several people were able to push the car up after the smoke started coming from under the hood. >> we tried getting out the car. when we saw the police, his arm was over the wheel and he had a couple gashes in his four head. >> they came to us at a moment of crisis. there are times we see the worst in humanity. this was the moment they showed us the best of humanity. >> the officer suffered a punctured lung a

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demonstration in downtown dallas. what occur was a sniper, who had been preparing obviously for some time, was watching this procession go by and he opened fire on those police officers. other than 9:, this was the most -- 9/11, this was the deadliest day for police officers in the united states. shortly before 9:00 p.m., a domestic terrorist, i'm not going to give his name. his name is not important. the names of the officers is what is important. he parked his black s.u.v. on lamar street. he put on his body armor. he got his automatic weapon ready to fire. and he started stalking dallas police officers. as those dallas police officers and a dart officers, dart is dallas area rapid transit officer, march aid long main street with the protest, he opened fire on them with the intent is to kill as many as he could. so gun fire rang out and bullets struck and killed senior corporal lauren aarons, officer michael cole, officer rick zamarripa, and three dallas police officers were wounded along with a civilian. but the sn

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criticized by police chiefs from dallas to san antonio. under the measure, officers who exercise discretion and do not comply with federal immigration requests could be charged with a misdemeanor. >> if the state has chose on the conscript us as immigration officials, we will have to comply. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott tweeted after his legislative victory saying, "i'm

but he wouldn't finish his first term in 1963, kennedy was as nature in the dallas, burried in arlingtonwhere eternal flame there burns in his honor. >>> now we have some breaking news this noon, golf icon, tiger woods, has been arrested on suspicion of drunk driving, the 41 year old was pick up early this morning in florida charged with dui then released. he has been battling back injuries kept him off the golf course. >> coming up: deadly attack inside an apartment building, what they're saying about this rampage. >> closer to the warm weather,er what doctors have to say about the winter being blamed for concerns over the zika cyrus, we'll be right it's been awhile since you first knew. there's something very different about you. you have the power to make your marshmallow wishes...come true. you can make your marshmallow wishes come true by winning one of 10,000 boxes of only marshmallows. find your code in special boxes of lucky charms. they're magically delicious. >>> police have one suspect in custody after two men stabbed overnight in philadelphia's kensington section. officers ca

criticized by police chiefs from dallas to san antonio. under the measure, officers who exercise discretion and do not comply with federal immigration requests could be charged with a misdemeanor. >> if the state has chosen to conscript us as immigration officials, we will have to comply. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott tweeted after his legislative victory, saying, "i'm getting my signing pen

alfredo corchado, you are the mexico bureau chief for the dallas morning news. as such, you spend a lot of your time covering drug dealers, the traficantes, the narcos, the kidnappings. this was not the mexico that you would have been reporting on 20 years ago. it's a whole new mexico. >> well, i actually came to mexico, and my real passion back then was covering immigration, covering the us-mexico relations. and when i left mexico in 2000, i left mexico for washington, because i thought the story had died in mexico, you know? >> hinojosa: the immigration story. >> the immigration story, but also, you know, mexico now had democracy in the year 2000. and so i figured that maybe the story was going to be washington and mexico city. so i moved to washington. three years later, september 11 comes around, there's no mexico story. i mean, there's no real us policy to mexico. and i returned to mexico, and my first assignment was to cover the women of juarez-- you know, who was killing the women of juarez? >> hinojosa: and right now we're talking about, in terms of the

dallas has driven it, new york city and san francisco. >> laguardia, 377,000 cubic yards?arge job. any time you come in you can see our trucks. >> when the president says we have to redo our airports, those are gigantic jobs? >> concrete because the runways are complicated and large and the depth of concrete needed. >> puts a lot of people to work. >> a lot of people to work. >> about 100 more airports could use what laguardia is getting from what i see. your second largest is toyota north american headquarters. >> more than the headquarters, the 4,000 jobs that come into dallas because of that and housing and schools and infrastructure needed to support 4,000 more people. >> a question on the conference call someone says are you thinking about expanding your areas? you say we're in the areas and want more market share in those areas. did you pick those areas knowing about growth knowing where the business would be? >> we reinvested in areas we thought would grow faster than the rest of the company. >> you made acquisitions in new york that helped you? >> significantly. we

the officer who killed edwards in the suburbs of dallas has been put on leave. we'll begin there with omar villafranca. >> reporter: 15-year-old jordan edwards was shot and killed by the police officer saturday night while leaving a party at this home in suburban dallas. police initially said the car edwards and four other teen boys were in backed up aggressively toward officers, but after seeing police body cam video, chief jonathan haber >> according to the video i viewed, the vehicle was moving forward as the officer was approached. as the chief, i will continue to be forthcoming and transparent in the independent investigation. >> we send our prayers over to the family. >> reporter: a vigil was held for the teen last night. lee major merit is the family attorney. what needs the happen to that officer? >> that officer needs to be arrested. they have no reasonable explanation for the use of force. >> reporter: balch springs police have not released that office

the dallas police union tweeting, there is another active shooter in dallas, this time a fireman has been shot. officers are pinned down by gun fire. please pray. when they say another, they are referring to the five dallas police officers who were shot and killed last summer by a sniper. nine other officers were also wounded. the deadliest incident for law enforcement since 9/11. >> sandra: all right. thank you very much, trace. well, the daily white house press briefing wrapped up with sean spicer discussing the impacts of the spending bill for conservatives. listen. >> what do you say to conservatives who feel like they didn't get a whole lot out of this spending bill? >> president got a lot out of this bill. most specifically $21 billion to help rebuild the military. that is something that he was very proud to campaign on. and is delivering on. that's probably the biggest thing. with respect to border security, got $1.25 billion. on the planned parenthood thing in particular -- but, again, remember, this is 2017 funding. this is something he wouldn't normally even have had a shot

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scott's killer was convicted in a plea deal and the officer who killed edwards in the suburbs of dallas was fired. we will begin there with omar villafranca. >> 15-year-old jordan edwards was shot and killed by >> reporter: 15-year-old jordan edwards was shot and killed by the police officer saturday night while leaving a party at this home in suburban dallas. police initially said the car edwards and four other teen boys were in backed up aggressively toward officers, but after seeing police body cam video, chief jonathan haber walked back those statements. -- kill the zoo freshman. >> after reviewing the findings, i have made the decision to terminate oliver, employment with the police department. >> >> a vigil was held for the teen last night. he is the family attorney. >> what the family hopes to get out of all of this is a change, some sort of significant change. >> and to see it in the culture so nobody has to endure this. >> oliver had been on the force more than five years. scott jordan 16-year-old brother was the one driving the car. >> omar villafranca tonight, omar, thank you

in dallas we almost every single patrol officer has a body camera.t now. you wouldn't have seen that years ago. we are a blue wall of silence. there is no blue wall of silence anymore. every single person out there has a camera. officers are going to work trying to do the right thing. they're talking about -- you had the one individual on a panel talking about shop-lifting. we are human still. you have individuals out there that still don't have the moral standard and go out and break laws. they should be held accountable. i think there is a huge difference when we hold statistics of off-duty instances and on-duty instances where they are attempting to do their job and in the process of doing their job, either they do it because it's not pretty, because no violence is pretty, or they do it and make a mistake and need to be held accountable. >> let me give deray a chance to respond. >> you're on the record saying there is literally no blue wall of silence and that when people shop-lift they're just human? you are a police officer. when people shop-lif

one day shot in one place in dallas texas. and alexander has an extraordinary job of weeding together the story of her family and the incredible impact on their lives. and in fact, also the best discussion have seen and i am a bit of a - have to confess i feel deeply into the literature and the war around it. but when xander has synthesized it in a way that i think you'll find it moving and illuminating all at once. because it is such a profound place. alexandro's career as a writer is quite extraordinary. she was instrumental in some of the early development of the holocaust memorial museum. and space to be very profound motive in her family's story with their relationship to judaism as well and part of the testimonial in the book is a graduate of smith college and she served as the museums exhibition director for young visitors. she did an amazing book called remember the children, gayle's story. it has some of the experiences of the museum and she and her masters degree in harvard in 1995 in education. first book was salvat

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breaking news out of dallas where a man hunt is underway after a paramedics was injured. that paramedic in the hospital and undergoing surgery. he's in critical condition the shooting happened near the dallas fire rescue training facility. the city of dallas released a statement indicating first responders were responding to a reported shooting. a local station reports police say a neighbor was also wounded, but we haven't confirmed that yesterday. we're keeping an eye on the situation and will have more as we get it. first, the white house says republicans are getting closer to having to votes to pass a new healthcare bill. they still do not have enough support as of yet. sean spicer said he's hopeful the house will vote this week. gop leaders say they will vote when it has enough support to pass. the president blasted obamacare again. the president tweeted last night, you can't compare anything to obamacare because obamacare is dead. dems want billions to go to insurance companies to bail out donors. new healthcare plan is on its way. we'll have much lower premiums and

for man that shot of paramedic with the dallas fire and rescue and that paramedic is in critical condition. >>> it is may 1, international workers day and supporting the rights. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at noon starts now. >>> good afternoon everyone, i am mike me back. >> i am here to introduce you to international workers day, rallies and marches across the bay area and one of those rallies being held at the san francisco justin herman plaza and we find our very own terry. >> reporter: we are at the market right now with several hundred people here, and as you take a look behind me you can see the dancers burning the stage, and they will all be making their way toward the center plaza near city hall. the festivities will be going on all day and the police officer said he believes everything will not wrap up until at least 6:00. overall a very lively demonstration but also very peaceful. may day was originally the celebration that had flowers and dancing, but now honoring workers worldwide. the immigrant workers say they feel like these days they have a target on their back. >> is a community

today near dallas texas. jordan edwards was an honor student and an athlete. the fired officer, who shot the boy, turned himself in on friday to face murder charges. roy oliver was released on $300,000 bail. oliver's family says the army veteran may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder after serving in iraq. here's tony dokoupil. >> reporter: a funeral was held today for 15-year-old jordan edwards at the mesquite friendship baptist church. his grieving family asked for a pause in protest over his death. "we need time to exhale," the family said in a statement, "to allow jordan's death to be our own loss before we share this loss with the world." on friday the dallas county sheriff's department arrested and charged roy oliver with the boy's murder. he was a six-year veteran of the balch springs police force. >> i'm saying after reviewing the video that i don't believe that >> reporter: oliver fired a rifle into the back of a vehicle. edwards was struck in the head. >> they searched the car for weapons. none were discovered. the kids don't have any history

he was shot and killed by police officer in a suburb of dallas.red overnight. >>> a manhunt is under way in chicago after two police officers were shot on the city's south side. both officers are hospitalized in stable condition. a police official says, it appears they were targeted. >>> flood ravaged missouri bracing for another round of heavy rain as the death toll from the state's record flooding now reaches five. nearly 2,000 homes are threatened by swollen rivers. >>> u.s. airlines collected $4.2 billion in baggage fees last year. a 10% spike from 2015 and also about $1 million more per day. those are just some of our top stories on this wednesday, may 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. we'll start this half-hour in the midwest. and the death of the 15-year-old boy in texas. his name jordan edwards. he is being remembered as a kid who loved football, and was a good student. >> killed when a police officer opened fire over the weekend while edwards and others were leaving a house party that got unruly.

birding, destiny of the family that has its own extraordinary refugees and they find their way led to dallas texas. the dressmaker that had the extraordinary occasion to find themselves in a position on that day to capture the 26 seconds of the witness of history. how many of you have seen the film? how many have seen gone with the wind? [laughter] it's right up there with the complex relationship to the media that this document, this artifact of history is simultaneously an artifact of the media and in some respects as one colleague of mine x. described the initiation into reality tv, reality media. it has an extraordinarily complex phenomenal logical profile in this piece of film shot in one day in one place. alexander had done a wonderful job of reading together the story of her family and the impact this had on their lives and to this discussion that i had seen. i had to confess that i delved deeply into the literature but alexander synthesized it in a way that i think you will find moving and illuminating all at once because it is such a profound place. the career as a writer is quite e

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