among the top ten and we have houston, dallas, san antonio, and austin right on the cusp of being the fourth. >> people in the state, if i talk to people in the state but the by cities in texas, they can't believe it's san antonio is bigger than dallas. houston is number fewer in the country, one in texas, dale is number nine, austin number 11,ing for worth, 16, el paso between 19 and 20. >> the other thing that people don't realize, while the think of texas as the land of great wide open spaces and oil fields -- >> we're an un're state. >> 70 parse of the population is east of i-35. in the texas triangle, and it has got, like, 54 corporate fortune 500 headquarters, and the big shipping center that is houston, the big aways that are houston and dallas. tech center in austin. >> at the tech center in austin. >> biosciences -- all four place. it's pretty phenomenal and its

here in dallas this in dallas is one of the george w. bush presidential center kicks off its leadership today. speaking about the importance of family when his presidential center first opened in 2013. >> this is the first time in american history that parents have seen their son's presidential library. mother, i promise to keep my area clean. [laughter] you know, barbara bush taught me to live life to the fullest, to laugh a lot and to speak my mind, a trade is sometimes got us both into trouble. dad taught me how to be a president and before that he showed me how to be a man. 41, it is awesome that you are here today. [cheers and applause] i welcome my dear brothers and sister as well as in-laws, cousins, nephews, nieces, uncles, all of you for joining us. our family has meant more to me than i say and i thank you for making it so. maria: my next guest has close ties to the bush family. he's the spokesman for her grandson, george prescott bush who served as commissioner for the texas general land office for printer to me now as we spea

to an end in this dallas neighborhood.r-old armando juarez is under arrest. he is accused of critically injuring two police officers and a security guard at a home depot that prompted a manhunt, leading to a chase and ending here. at the same time, the sheriff has told residents to pray for the officers and their families. when they went to the hospital they were in critical condition. >> want to take this opportunity to thank the officers for an outstanding job. all of our support from our surrounding state, local and federal officers throughout the metroplex, for bringing this individual to custody. they've taken a punch, they've come out fighting, and they've brought someone into custody that we are very, very proud of them. >> reporter: and the shooting comes almost two years after five dallas-area officers were killed in an ambush downtown. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >>> and toronto officials say they're still trying to verify the identity of some of the victims of that van attack. most of them were women, and th

>> marcus moore in dallas tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> now, to the other developing story as we come on tonight, major news scrutiny for president trump's personal physician, who became his nominee for secretary of veterans affairs. ronny jackson, the current white house doctor, was set to be questioned tomorrow. tonight, that's now been put on hold amid serious allegations. tonight, what he's accused of, and there is word coming in late today that the president has now met with him, and the president telling him he will fight for him. here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: dogged by allegations of professional misconduct, tonight, the president's pick to lead the v.a. is under intense scrutiny. admiral, is there any truth to these allegations? will you withdraw your nomination? admiral ronny jackson's confirmation hearing now on hold, as the senate reviews allegations he created a hostile work environment, and as white house physician, improperly dispensed medication, specifically the sleep aid ambien. the top democ

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thank our dallas police tonight. they have taken a punch and they've come out fighting. >> police say 29-year-old armando luis juarez was being escorted out of a home depot in northern dallas when he opened fire. a male police officer was shot in the back of the head and a female officer was shot in the face. >> i seen two officers down surrounded in puddles of blood. >> investigators say juarez escaped in a white pickup truck. it prompted a citywide manhunt that ended nearly six hours later. >> they observed the vehicle fitting the description of the wanted vehicle. they pursued this individual through the area of northwest dallas where they apprehended him. >> a female passenger was arrested along with juarez. >> he's facing multiple counts, a warrant for multiple accounts of aggravated assault on a police officer. he had an outstanding warrant on felony theft as well. >> all three shooting victims underwent surgery last night and remain hospitalized. >> it's unclear who juarez's passenger was or what charges she m

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we were leaving la guardia heading to dallas. we were west of philadelphia probably about 30,000 feet, and all of a sudden we just heard this loud bang, rattling and then it felt like one of the engines went out. the oxygen masks dropped and flight attendants did a good job. the pilot came on and said we're diverting to philadelphia and, you know, there was a serious medical injury. i don't know much about that, but i was sitting in the front. with a couple passengers. we just got the mask on and as soon as we landed, we were thankful. the pilots did a great job, the crew did a great job. got us down to philly and that's when i took the photo of the engine, and it appeared that it just shredded the left side engine completely. so we were coming down -- we dropped probably from 30,000 feet to 25,000 feet, and then the pilot kind of regained control and brought it down safely to philadelphia. so we got off the plane and onto buses and we're trying to head over to the tarmac in philly. >> christopher, as this played out -- you were

. >> this attack a day after two officers were shot at a dallas home depot, one of them killed.e died from his injuries after police say armando warrants shot him in the back of the floor for trying to make an arrest. >> he was an amazing young man. is what the citizens expect. his family raised him right. >> the other officer is surprising doctors in her recovery after being shot in the face, although she still hasn't been able to speak. the war on cops escalating across the country, 22 officers have been shot and killed so far this year, more than double from the same time last year. dallas officers joined the force the same day and graduated the academy together. >> we are not even four months into 2018, the senate finally said to confirm mike pompeo is a terrific of the cia director entr'acte get 55 years votes with support from across the aisle. >> 5 democrats have come on board, should have been a lot more, this nomination shouldn't have been so contentious but nevertheless we have the votes and he will be confirmed tomorrow and be able to get started on representing our c

>> glor: a dallas officer wounded in the home depot shooting dies. are police being targeted?e simpsons" facing new criticism for its portrayal of an indian immigrant. >> thank you, come again. ha glor: a state official is caught on tape trying to pull rank. >> don't call me miss. i'm commissioner. >> glor: and, the can't-miss story of the unofficial royal town crier. >> o yea, o yea, cbs news are on their way. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight in california, where police believe they have solved one of the nation's enduring mysteries. they announced an arrest in the case of the golden state killer, who terrorized the state in the '70s and '80s. the suspect is a former cop. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: law enforcement officials from across california gathered for the announcement that after more than 40 years, they had found the golden state killer. >> yesterday afternoon, my detectives arrested joseph james deangelo, 72 years old, living in citrus heights. >> reporter: he is suspected of m

in dallas was preceded by an unsuccessful attempt to kill j.f.k. in chicago and this was i think the first week of november. in which. there was an f.b.i. warning that hoover gave to the secret service that there would be in a champ to kill kennedy in chicago i think it was november the second and you're exactly right. the outline of the plot was very similar to what happened in dallas the patsy in chicago was a former marine who had trained with cuban exiles all right the design of the actual sas nation is south of was for the motorcade to go by a warehouse building in chicago. and where this particular patsy was placed on the third floor after it exited from a freeway on ramp the gunmen as far as we know from this were to be they resembled the description was that they were hispanic or cubans so in other words in other words if there would have been no cover up about the chicago plot the attempt to kill kennedy in chicago very likely the dallas plot would not have been successful because there were so many elements of the chicago plot that resemb

. >>> breaking overnight, the dramatic moment as dallas police rushed to chase down the man accused of opening fire at a home depot, shooting two officers. what police are saying about the suspect this morning. >>> plus, how these truckers teamed up side by side to save a life on a highway. >>> a firefighter described the moment that she latched on a construction worker dangling off the side of a building. >>> and we'll show you something to guarantee to make your morning jog a lot more fun. >> a doughnut? >>> it's not a doughnut. >> no it is. it is. absolutely, sure. >> looking forward to that story. good wednesday morning to you all. >>> we start off things with stunning new details about allegations plaguing the va. >> ronny jackson, aggressive drinking on the job and handing out prescription pills like candy. he's still fighting for that position. abc's tara palmeri joins us from washington where his confirmation is on hold. good morning, tara. >> reporter: that's right, the confirmation process just got harder for dr. jackson. now that former and current colleagues are coming forw

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

dallas was got. >> did you forget too. >> no. i always don't get free ice cream. >> what about getting on a truck with an ice cream man. >> i was kind of scared because i thought he was, like, the person that takes people. >> dallas gets very upset as soon as he sees his dad. >> hey guys. >> what's wrong? >> what's wrong? >> his father tries to comfort him. explaining why this experiment was so important. >> as much as we talk, your mom and i talk to you, you make mistakes. it's okay to make mistakes. but sometimes your mistake can get you in so much trouble that you can't fix it. >> you know better for the next time. and you know better when you go back and you talk to your friends. >> now you can have your ice cream. >> turning down a tour of an ice cream truck would be hard for anyone. >> what about one whose father is a police officer. >> my dad told me to walk away or say no thank you. >> not only is julia's dad a cop, but one of his duties is to teach stranger safety in schools. >> are all strangers bad? >> no. >> he teache

. ♪ >>> that's dallas car ro line, although her coach alicia keys chose to send dallas home, she saidt was a tough choice and the santa rosa native has a bright future. dallas says she was thankful for the opportunity. >> i want to say thank you so much and feel like my confidence has improved working with you and getting to know you. >> dallas also took to social media thanking everyone who supported her. >> congratulations to her. took a lot of nerve to get up there and sing. >> a lot of people. >> the country really. >> good for her. >> coming up on "today" in the bay, kari has a look at the forecast. >> great baseball weather. let's take a live look outside and at&t park. this evening once again, giants and diamond backs, it's going to be cool. make sure you're wearing layers. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the bay area coming up next. >>> i'm pretty sure these folks are not heading over for the game just yet but this is the game we play, the cash lanes not completely open so there's a little backup. that will clear and we'll watch the pattern around the bay coming

. >>> police in dallas are mourning the loss of one of their own. one officer died this morning hours after he was shot at a home depot store. a fellow officer and security guard were also seriously wounded. tonight, the suspect is in custody following an intense manhunt. nbc's katy beck has the latest. >> looks like they are coming to a dead end. >> reporter: overnight, dallas police on a high-speed chase across highways and neighborhood streets for shooting suspect armando juarez. later captured in this white pickup truck. at the time juarez was wanted for shooting two police officers and a security guard. tonight, police revealing one of those officers has now died. >> we come before you this morning with broken hearts. >> reporter: the confrontation started here at the home depot where juarez was suspected of stealing. and then opened fire on the three victims. the violence bringing back painful memories of the deadly sniper attack on police officers in 2016 killing five officers and injuring nine others. >> this issue, this is our home. this is

the mayor of dallas asked the public to pray for the victims and their families. >> once again dallas is at the precipice and looking into the hell of heartbreak as our police department was attacked this afternoon. >> police have not told us the name of the two officers are the third person who was shot. >>> police will be in downtown concord to help find the cause of yesterday's apartment fire. >> it cost more than $50 million in damage. >> reporter: we don't know when atf will be able to get inside that building. it is still on fire. we were surprised to come out and still see flames coming out. fire officials told us yesterday there were still some hotspots they were concerned about. you can see the scaffolding that collapsed yesterday. we still have fire crews out here battling what is left of this fire with water. it is still burning at this time. the apartment complex next door, we knew that about 100 tenant were able to get back inside and colette belongings that they could not grab in the a.m. rush. they are still not able to stay in their homes this morning. the danger is st

marcus moore is on the scene in dallas. he has the latest.d morning, marcus. >> reporter: robin, good morning. that violence unfolding at the home depot just behind me. and a dallas police officer said the shooting and the desperate search that followed was like living a nightmare. overnight, a massive manhunt for the man who police say shot two officers and a home depot employee, leading to this harrowing chase through the streets of dallas. cops on the interstate, weaving along the streets. >> white truck shooting at officers. >> reporter: officers running on foot. at 9:00 p.m., five hours after police were first called, law enforcement caught up with armando juarez on this dead-end street. his white pickup truck crashing in a front yard. >> we got our man. >> reporter: it all began around 4:00 p.m. when an off-duty police officer detained him. at this home depot. when more officers responded, he whipped out a handgun and shot two police officers and an employee. before taking off in that truck. this incident almost two years to the day of

the city of austin and the city of dallas pay a higher minimum waning that private businesses in theommunity are obligated to by the federal government. what obligation does cities have to monkey with the degree to which there's a liveable wage paid to residents on the road to this equity discussion. >> i think more and more cities are realizing they need to have something like a liveable wage, and the truth of the matter is a lot of people in the private sector are realizing it as well. companies like jp jp morgan, have a major commit independent detroit and doing it in he form of banking branches and opening up opportunities for financial literacy, and so a lot of folks in the private sector realize, we create a better society, better market, a better set of consumers if income and wealth are more broadly shared in the society. now, let me make a quick point. on the difference between income and wealth. it's pretty interesting. income is what people make and spend and then whatever is left, and so income is in and out every day of our lives, every month, every paycheck, and on that

the news breaking overnight in dallas at the home depot. the shooting suspect captured after that wild chase. accused of shooting two dallas police offs and a security guard. two officers are said to be in critical condition. we're live in dallas this morning and have the latest. new concerns about fake reviews on amazon. a report claiming some reviews are still being artificially inflated despite amazon banning paid reviews a year and a half ago. rebecca jarvis is going to be here and tell us how to tell a fake review from the real thing. >>> what are the new rules? we have a new series that debra roberts is bringing us on rules in the workplace. how the me too and time's up movements are affecting the average office work. she sat down with a group of 50-year-olds, a group of 20-year-olds, asked simple questions about can you give your colleague a complement in the workplace. it was fascinating the differen difference. >> we missed you at the professional businesswomen's conference yesterday robin. >> i know you killed it, natasha. i'll be

we begin tonight with some breaking news from dallas. police there say two officers have been shot and critically wounded outside a home depot. omar villafranca has the latest. omar. >> this started after 4:00 p.m. when two dallas police officers went no the home keep owe behind me. they came face-to-face with a known suspect they were apparently keeping an eye on and shots rang out. from what with understand two dallas police officers, a male and female, after gun shots were taken to the hospital in critical condition. a third person was shot. we understand it's a civilian. we don't know if it's a male or female and don't know their conditions. still an active scene here. plenty of police officers have blocked off the area. we see fire fighters around here acting as paramedics in case anyone needs help here. there were helicopters and they searched the area, from what we understand, police were looking for the suspect in the creek behind the home deep oh, trying to see if the suspect was there. they told us they're looking for a possibl

we begin with the breaking news from dallas. the dallas police department confirming a short time ago that two police officers and one civilian have been shot at a home depot. police say a major incident under way and the department tweeting moments ago that those officers have been critically wounded, adding, please pray for our families. let's get right to abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas following late developments from washington. pierre? >> reporter: david, it's an extremely dangerous situation. two officers critically shot. we also are being told that a civilian has been injured. and our station wfaa is reporting that this is an ongoing and very dangerous situation. david, as far as we know, the home depot was heavily crowded with people in that store. law enforcement officials are responding. we're being told that the atf is responding to the scene, as well. again, more details will be coming in, david, a very dangerous situation. two officers critically shot, civilian injured in an ongoing situation at a h

bush presidential center in dallas. i was the morning after her death. >> there's a lot of condolences pour in and laura and i and her entire family are grateful for people's prayers and sympathies. it's an end of a beautiful life. maria: it was an incredible life, a life well lived but it's never easy. i know that. and you know, all of the comments that morning about your mother are about how warm and wonderful and what a leader she wabut also tough and nails. >> she was warm and wonderful until you got out of line and she wasn't too warm and wonderful. she was awesome. >> funny and fierce and set her mind. a great role model fore for sure. i learned how to be a first lady. maria:ias reading when you were first lady, it was easier for you than it would have been because you had your mother-in-law. >> i had my mother-in-law. and of course i watched her the whole time she was first lady. when she campaigned for president bush. and i actually mad the conversation with her earlier on when he first started to run, she would

this attack coming one day after two officers were shot in a dallas home depot.rom his injuries while trying to make an arrest. the other officer was shot in the face but surprising doctors with how she is recovering. little healthy evans still fighting for his life despite a last ditch effort to receive care at a vatican hospital. a uk court ruling against new arguments aims to overturn a decision preventing utterly out of her from leaving britain for medical treatment despite being granted italian citizenship. the 24-month-old was removed from life support monday but has been breathing on his own ever since. rob: gunships in syria facing the most aggressive electronic warfare on earth, the top army gen. saying adversaries knocking down to munication systems and jamming 130 gunships providing air support for american commandos and us backed rebel fighters in syria after reports russian forces are jamming american surveillance drones. intercontinental ballistic missile successfully launching from the california coast testing readiness and accuracy of the weapon s

i hope they do a reboot. >>> would you like a dallas forecast?egrees. a shower or two possible. the cold air that we're enduring will stay mostly north but a threat for severe storms mostly east of dallas, the core of the most intense weather around louisville. maybe spots of snow. you have your boots on? >> no, i have heels on. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist mike nicco. we started off with high clouds and sunshine, colorful morning, and then we get just sunshine, temperatures, pretty close to average. 50s at the coast. >>> this weather report brought to you by liberty mutual. prettiest snow boots i ever saw. >> we were just throwing the ball to cecilia. >> you know my expertise in sports. >> just catch it, just catch the ball. >>> i need a hollywood forecast, rob, because it is the end of the hollywood week. from the standouts to the departures, we will speak to season seven "american idol" winner, david cook, in a minute. but first, take a look. >> the "american idol" is in the pile. >> reporter: one by one, the contestants were center sta

the war on police escalating in dallas which will we just learned about the suspect arrested overnight as two officers cling to life. >> this is the with decayed foundations, a bad deal. >> ran unnoticed, donald trump warning he could scrap the obama era nuclear deal while hosting french president emmanuel macroand. hats off to milania. cutting the cheese, how the federal government wants to regulate your pizza. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> thanks for joining us on wednesday morning, midway through the week, rainy start to the day, to our top story, breaking overnight, fox news alert, accused of shooting two police officers in a home depot. dallas police say the officers and a security guard were shot trying to arrest armando warren has, he led them on a 5 hour manhunt. >> two officers down. >> in a white truck, shooting at officers. >> he was captured after a high-speed chase was all the victims remain hospitalized in critical condition. >> all three officers are out of surgery, two police officers in dallas and loss prevention officer from home depot. they are out o

we will be joined by the dallas fed president, robert kaplan. he will be speaking to us at 8:30 hong kong time, 10:30 out of sydney. they: you mentioned we have late day selling. the markets ended higher. take a look at the boards. at spooked markets. the s&p gaining .3%. the dow up 46 points. leading to perhaps not so much of a robust opening as we might have expected in asia, yvonne. yvonne: let's take a look at how things are going to fare, leading up to the spotlight. new zealand stock down .1%. the kiwi holding study. broad-based weakness overnight. futures are pretty much flat at the moment. the aussie at 76 .96. yields heading lower. a bounce back of more than two percent after trade tensions seem to be easing with president trump hinting at a deal with china. counting down to the opens in japan and korea. japanese futures trading in chicago. a riskyen, we did see off dealing. kurodahear from governor during his press briefing. the message was the boj is considering an exit in the next five years or so. news get the first word with jessic

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two dallas police officers and the security guard fighting for their lives shot in a busy home depot parking lot. the arrest made overnight as fellow officers search for a motive. >> friends in high places, the college professor who did james comey's bidding the job at the fbi, new text messages that may reveal more about the role that he played. >> it helped my parents hire more employees, pay off our mortgage, helped me through college. jillian: nancy pelosi may feel crummy after this. a confrontation that left her eating crow. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: shut up and dance. i don't know. i didn't realize that was the one that was going to talk first. good morning outside. i was checking on the wine stories at the end of the show. don't worry about it. it is raining, it is wednesday. good morning to you. jillian: thanks for starting your day, we got breaking news, new overnight. a suspect is under arrest accused of shooting two police officers at a home depot, new video showing the suspect, armando warez, being led into the dallas county jail. he shot the o

they had replaced a controversial plan that would deport them to a third country in africa charlotte dallas has more. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announcing on national television a solution for the future of thousands of african asylum seekers. is a unique agreement with israel let me move sixteen thousand two hundred fifty people we moved them to developed countries like canada or germany or italy that's the

the dramatic emergency just 20 minutes into the packed southwest flight from new york city to dallas. the left engine ripping apart. sending shrapnel flying through this window and sucking passenger jennifer riordan partway out of the airplane. fellow passengers rushing to hold her, frantically trying to keep her inside the plane. >> somebody screamed and we realized what had happened when the window went out and so i

of family members to dallas to evacuate and when i was coming back into the city in dallas texas i had in a p.d. units passing me leaving the city. many police officers never returned. and now we're you know we're very low in manpower dangerously low not only for the citizens but for the department themselves i mean these guys are you know we look we get more and more people shoot at police it's just it's never seen more that than i've ever seen before. obsessed with safety. he transformed his car into a real armory. bucky all of this stuff handy just in case again something crazy happens active shooter as a you know concealed carry permit also keep a rifle is the actually technically a pistol but i keep something that's a little bit bigger than i keep additional ammunition as well as the. body armor medical equipment the stuff that i would simply need to see an active shooter at a school or something like that and then also just keep kind of general preparedness stuff vehicle maintenance stuff tools things for spare flat tires a water fluids for the vehicle general maintenance stuff t

she was on a flight from hong kong to dallas when the plane landed and the panel just collapsed. the tank struck her toddler who was sitting on her lap. the woman did decline medical treatment for her son but she says the whole thing left both of them shaken. >>> 5:44. san jose mayor is reportedly raising concerns about the travel that some city leaders are doing using taxpayer dollars. the mercury news reports half of the city council is in japan this week along with other staffers. they are visiting the sister city. and says san jose faces a budget shortfall and wants to tighten the belt on what he believes is the unusual or -- unusually large trips that many people take. the current policy states city workers can expense travel as long as there's public benefit. >>> getting to school in a safe way. new res laolution to put crossi guards at 15 schools. if passed each city members would pick two crossing guards. san francisco is having problems hiring crossing guards. >>> that's supervisor of the recent -- survivor of the recent florida school shooting rampage is in sacramento r

>> reporter: southwest flight 1380 was 40 minutes into the trip from newark's laguardia aurpt to dallas when passengers heard a loud boom. the left side engine failed, send i sending debris from the fuselage in through the window. jennifer albuquerque was killed. >> our hearts go out to the family of the loved ones. >> reporter: after the explosion the plane lost air pressure, dallas resident matt started to say good-bye to his family. >> so i spent a lot of my time trying to articulate what i wanted my final words to be. >> reporter: seven people were treated for injuries here at the airport. one runway was shut down for nearly three hours after a ground hold. the airplane's engine is used on nearly 7,000 planes around the world. the ntsb is on the scene. >> our preliminary examination of this was that there's evidence of metal fatigue where the blade separated. >> reporter: southwest has a good safety record with only 17 major accidents and incidents since it began flying in 1967. michelle miller, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> starbucks plans to close more than 8,000 of its stores next

the dallas police chief would not discuss their conditions.eral hours later after a high-speed chase. police say he already had an outstanding warrant for felony theft. >>> a new video shows the recently resigned port authority commissioner ranting at two police officers on a new jersey roadway. karen turner arrived at the scene shortly after officers had pulled over a car in which her daughter was a passenger. take a look. >> i take full responsibility for them. and what is the reason they were pulled over? >> the driver has all of the information, he'll tell you. >> no. no, no, no. i need to know. >> no, you don't need to know. you're not involved here. >> i'm picking them up. >> you may take them now. >> you may not tell me when to take my child. you may shut [ bleep ] up and not tell me when i may take my kids. >> that heated exchange lasted about eight minutes. it turns out the car was pulled over for having illegally tinted windows and obscured license plate. the commissioner resigned earlier this week after the port authority said it wa

airport and everybody in that plane is moving to dallas every single day so that's a lot of people dallas city proper doesn't have room for that so it's the areas it's the sheilas bedford it's the las colinas area that used to be were all america that's now just like the city there is no difference there's just a sign separating it it's all highways it's all new housing areas great vine area north of dallas is just the metroplex has blown up and so is houston so is austin a lot of people want to come to texas it's our environment down here you know so much expansion around the world in the u.s. it's exciting to see all of the businesses and shopping growing and everything it's a pretty amazing how about markets housing markets in general debby we see interest rates going up the fed just increased rates we expect maybe two or three other rate increases this year are our home buyers saying they've got to buy now are they still waiting around. the only ones that are really raging around are the ones that are trying to get their qualifying in order they've got to lower their debt pay off some

officers converged on the dallas shopping center within seconds after shots rang out.he suspect -- armando juarez -- was taken into a back office after he was acting suspiciously. police say that's when he pulled out a gun and shot at two dallas police officers and the store security officer. the male officer was shot in the back of the head and the female officer in the face.mercedes espinosa/home depot employee: "the officers got him and then they started doing the shots it was about seven shots that we heard."/butted/"idown surrounded in a puddle of blood." juarez was captured last night after a car chase. he will be charged with at least two counts of aggravated assault on a public servant. a spanish mass is being held tonight in dallas to honor the fallen officer rogelio (roh- hee'-lee-yoh) santander (san- tan'-dur). (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: we started with clouds but became mostly sunny except at the coast. it is a litt

of southwest airlines speaking in dallas. it has not started yet as you can see there about this incident today. we'll turn that around when we get it but there is much more news today to tell you about. the talk was warm, tensions remain as president trump welcomes japanese prime minister shinzo abe to his mar-a-lago estate today amid concerns over trade and north korea. the meeting between the two leaders came as word that north and south korea are working to formally end the state of war that has lasted more than 60 years. president trump trying to reassure his ally about his upcoming meeting. the meeting between himself and north korean leader kim jong un. but down playing what could be a very historic event. chief white house correspondent john roberts reports on the summit from florida. >> president trump today welcoming japan's prime minister to mar-a-lago for the second time. the two are friends and may play golf tomorrow morning. but these talks could be contentious at times. >> we're going to be discussing trade wit

faces off against newark, new jersey mark cuban makes the case in dallas >> dallas is a great city forate a second headquarters we're a city that's friction-free for doing business, a highly educated work force with great universities in and around the city, and just as importantly, we are an incredible destination people from around the world move here to take jobs and it will be easy for amazon to recruit. in addition, the cost of living is low, the weather is great, the sports teams are amazing, and it's a fun place to live we got a vibrant energy, and you can't get a better city than dallas, texas. >> yeah, but he's in the car talking about it let's did over to newark >> hi, this is hugh weber, and i want to take a few moments to share with you why we love calling newark home. newark has had a storied past, and it's had its challenges and troubles, and, yet, we still see this amazing vibrancy, this will and determination as well as the warmth and love of the people who live here to make this place special. that is the story of newark that is unfolding we would love to have hq2 be a