thomas dallas and roll has died.sun reported dallas and joe aged 90 died sunday at his baltimore home after complications of a stroke. pelosi remember her brother's someone dedicated to the family. hometown of baltimore where their father served as mayor for 12 years. in a statement, pelosi said, tommy was the finest public servants i have ever known and added quote he profoundly believe does did our parents that public service was a noble calling that we all have a responsibility to help others. well for your health some frozen sausage patties sold at walmart are being pulled off the shelves because of possible salmonella contamination. georgia's prepared foods is recalling more than 6,000 pass sounds of ready to eat pork and turkey sausage patty products. the problem was discovered when the firm notified the usda. but the firms. arctic cold storage facility had inadvertently shipped the ready to the products to stores. there haven't been any reports of anyone getting sick. but if you have have any of the recalled s

a witness who testified in the murder trial of former dallas police officer amber guyger our morgan chesky is in dallas >> reporter: tonight a multi-state manhunt to find the man police say murdered joshua brown. >> these suspects are to be considered dangerous because they're armed. >> reporter: authorities issuing capital murder arrest warrants for thaddeous green and michael mitchell in brown's death. brown, a key witness in the murder trial of amber guyger police say friday the suspects drove from alexandria, louisiana to dallas, meeting up with brown to buy drugs >> thaddeous green gets out of the vehicle, has a conversation with joshua brown, which escalates into physical altercations >> reporter: the confrontation ended in gunfire police say brown opened fire first before being fatally shot by green today dallas police stressing there is no evidence tying the shooting to the guyger murder trial, and calling on local leaders to stop suggesting dallas pd was involved >> i assure you that is simply not true >> reporter: brown's family now calling for an independent investigation

the dallas naacp is calling for an independent investigation. lee merritt, you represented the botham jean family in the trial. now you also represent the family of joshua brown. can you giveve us the latest? >> well, the dallas police department is chugging forward with an investigation that will the community until theyy hold i it over to o a disinteted third party investigator. they have found witnesses and evidence and they presented that to the public. setfor a significantnt through the community, basically rejected their findings because dallas, whether they like it or not, whether there is even evidence of it or n not, is implicated in this murder --ause it came at the time two days after conviction for dallas police officer during a trial that revealed corruption within the city of dallas. you ask yourself, is the dallas police department capable of murder? well, yeah, police officer was just convicted of murder. are they capable of this level of corruption? well, yeah, during the trial you learned dallas police officer assosociation pre

este es el panorama que ha causado el tornado de dallas.exas nos acostumbramos a los tornados pero cuando caen son muy pocas veces que lo hacen en el casco urbano, en la zona especÍfica de la ciudad de dallas. es muy poco comÚn que suceda. uno de los afectados es miky garcÍa tÚ me dices que tu negocio se salvÓ. >> gracias dios nos salvamos. salimos a trabajar y nos fuimos a la casa. cuando paso el tornado nos dimos cuenta de que fue en el Área de trabajo. en el seven eleven que daÑaron algunas bodegas. daniel: no comentabas que en la tienda que estÁ detrás del patrullero, tÚ hablaste con una de los trabajadores. que te comento? daniel: anoche lo pude ver que estaba sÓlo asÍ que le preguntÉ cÓmo estaba y dijo que gracias a dios saliÓ todo bien y que en el momento del tornado se metiÓ al baÑo para refugiarse. ellos gracias a dios salieron bien. daniel: en casa estÁn todos bien pero cÓmo has visto el vecindario porque es verdaderamente devastador toda la zona del noroeste. >> estÁ todo muy afectado. daniel: cÓmo describirÍa en una palabra lo q

smoot serves as dallas county sheriff until 1947.pson bob grows up and starts a family of his own, including children debbie, diana, and steve. did dad show this material off to friends? was he proud of it? >> he just never pulled it out. >> grandpa smoot passes away in 1963. half a century later, in 2013, when his son bob dies, bob's kids and their spouses are cleaning out the family home. they rediscover that old scrapbook. >> we all started, like, looking at it again and saying, "wow, this is amazing stuff." >> and there's a lot more squirreled away in dad's house, north of houston -- relics they hadn't even known existed. there's grandpa smoot's monogrammed cowboy boots, his service revolver, and this 4-page letter, handwritten by bonnie and signed by clyde. that's his signature? >> that's his signature. >> there's more. the siblings find a ledger, written by their father. >> in his handwriting, the contents of what was in the box. >> this is what we found that was so interesting -- bonnie parker's ring. >> oh, my. in small print

these storms continue to move.y dallas currentlye clear. but this whole system has set up a squall line. so waco, you are up next also, a tornado warning south of springfield. and that'so ntinue to flow throughout the afternoon into the evening hours now it goes down to a slight risk of severe storms throughout your monday afternoon. but this squall line is going to produce torrential rain and possibility from nashv intille lots more sunshine so going to be a long 24 hours system continues to make its way east >> all> miael jordan is giving back to his community in a big way. he just cut the ribbon to open a new medical clinic in north carolina jordan funded the state-of-the-art health facility which he hopes will provide care to underprivileged and members of the charlotte community it's not all the basketball legend has plans for a second clinic already in the works. >>> still to come, an incredible story of survival by a man y prince harry and meghan markle are taking a break from the spotlight, next. hilton.com, and i get all these grt

it's now confirmed an ef-3 tornado touching down in dallas. winds up to 140 miles per hour and tonight, in memphis, the images of passengers running for cover at the memphis airport. ginger zee is standing by. >>> an american airlines jet forced to divert on its way to philadelphia, members of the crew and a passenger overcome with fumes. and the other flight scare, the passenger jet on its way to chicago diverted because of a suspicious cell phone discovered. it did not belong to anyone on the plane. >>> president trump tonight telling republicans to get tougher to protect him against impeachment, as members of his own party, some who have fiercely protected him, signal that they're open to hearing any new evidence. >>> the major opioid settlement tonight. four companies accused in the crisis and what they've now agreed to. >>> in new york city tonight, the takedown. the attempted escape late this afternoon playing out in front of so many. >>> the massive fire in philadelphia. the walls crumbling down. >>> and prince harry and duchess meghan.

the lightning showing that tornado in north dallas. it was an ef-3 with 1 140-mile-an-hour winds, struck after dark. destroying so many homes and buildings. this home depot, ripping off the roof, shattering the walls. the tornado then tracked east, and today, passengers at the memphis airport rushing to seek shelter. that entire system still on the move tonight, shifting eastward and we do have the new track. and abc's marcus moore on the scene in dallas. >> reporter: tonight, severe storms on the move after a terrifying night in texas. >> we're in the tornado! >> reporter: multiple twisters touching down in the dallas area. >> guys, this is no joke. this is a tornado touching down right now. >> reporter: including an ef-3, winds of 140 miles per hour. drivers right in the middle of the storm. >> lots of debris flying. it is right in front of us. >> reporter: first responders racing to the scene, going home by home.ldly ridtso truction visible from above. >> this storm blew through heavily populated areas, right through the middle of s

i'm from dallas. going to read a poem and then an essay poem as well. this poem is called boy is a white racist work. when i was small my mom used to have been watching good times black boy, blue-black boy, bullet in your back black boy. bullet in your head black boy. arm around your neck black boy. school to prison pipe mom black boy. fist in your face black boy. Ãthe police black boy. hoodies in your closet black boy. always the blame black boy. do rag with no waves black boy. y'all all the same black boy. nameless black boy. fat lipped black boy. faceless black boy. artificial thick-skinned black boy. brainless black boy. Ãone chance only black boy. dead black boy. too many colors on your body over your body, let's pray for the black boy. fathering a little boy, black bald and gay boy. Ãboy. corporate boy. unemployed and locked up boy. boys don't cry but i saw you boy. crying, noose wrapped around your lips scared boy. lasch b first black boy. too scared to look afraid boy. you black boy. not bad b

the president was to will start speaking any moment live in dallas., a poll finds that only 40% of americans trust the news media and it's a massive drop when a majority trusted their own press. walter huston is a newspaper publisher. we spoke with him about this trend, and how to fix it. you believe, and you make a great case for, that in order to be really informed, to have a functioning democracy, you have to have a thriving print media. americans say that they have lost a lot of faith in that medium. why do you think that is? >> walter: well, i think there is the perception that there is too much bias in the media and there's not enough separation between news and opinion. i see it myself. about two years ago, i heard some journalists saying things like "don't believe in the equivalency of giving both sides." that's what i learned in journalism. you're always supposed to give both sides. in statements like "i am here to figure out what the truth is and share that with you." that's not what we understand and our role is not to combined the truth, o

i'm from dallas. i'm going to read a poem and then an essay poem as well.s poem is called boy is a white racist work. when i was small my mom used to have been watching good times black boy, blue-black boy, bullet in your back black boy. bullet in your head black boy. arm around your neck black boy. school to prison pipe mom black boy. fist in your face black boy. Ãthe police black boy. hoodies in your closet black boy. always the blame black boy. do rag with no waves black boy. y'all all the same black boy. nameless black boy. fat lipped black boy. faceless black boy. artificial thick-skinned black boy. brainless black boy. Ãone chance only black boy. dead black boy. too many colors on your body over your body, let's pray for the black boy. fathering a little boy, black bald and gay boy. Ãboy. corporate boy. unemployed and locked up boy. boys don't cry but i saw you boy. crying, noose wrapped around your lips scared boy. lasch b first black boy. too scared to look afraid boy. you black boy. not bad boy. you black boy, not bounty but bruised but you still g

indy upsets k.c. 19-13 >>> now to dallas. cowboys t, he'd in the third the cowboys would make it interesting though they'd fight back. it all started with a bomb from dagreen bay wins it, 34-24 >>> at heinz field, overtime thriller the ravens jumped out to an early lead lamar jackson finding brown. the steelers would tie up the game only to lose on a justin tucker field goal in overtime. it barely gets through the uprights ravens win, 26-23. >>> now to houston where the texans put on a show against the falcons. deshaun wa deshaun watson had his best game, throwing a touchdown to fuller games fuller put up 53ron jones, 49 ps rounding out the top five, mccaffrey, watson, andma with meteorologist janessa webb. >> we're going to skip fall for the pacific northwest. this has escalated quickly we have winter storm watches and winter storm warnings just in the last hour for montana into idaho, as well that's for at least the next three days the storm system is coming out of western canada, seattle, oregon you start to see the remnan

since the shooting. >> dallas today is different than it was yesterday. ing, judgemy kemhuggedd of the jean's family. she also gave a bible to guyger and embraced her, as well. and some critics are saying that hug was inappropriate for the judge overseeing the case. others said it was a nice way to begin the healing process. amber guyger will be eligible for parole in five years. anne-marie? >> all right. laura podesta in new york. thank you. >>> police in galveston have released body cam video of a man in handcuffs being led by officers on horseback. it prompted a public outcry over the summer. for the first time we are hearing what the officer said during the incident. janet shamlian reports. >> reporter: the never-before-seen body cam video is about 30 minutes long and shows the initial arrest of donald neely who was walked down the streets of galveston by two police officers on horseback. the image of the controversial august arrest sparking outrage and charges of racism. [ chants ] instead of sending for a police car, the officers walked neely to the

to "the dallas morning news."s. lee merit, one of the lawyers for botham jean's family. >> we have the sentencing phase to go but this is a huge victory not only for the family of botham jean but his mother allison told me moments ago this is a victory for black people in america. it's a signal the tide is going to change here. police officers are going to be held accountable for their actions and we believe that will begin to change the culture all over the world. amy: amber guyger faces 99 years in prison and this is the family's lawyer, benjamin crumple, speaking tuesday. mr. crump: this verdict is for trayvon martin and michael brown and sandra bland and tamara wright and for eric gardner, it's for antoine rhodes, jamel, for e.j. bradford and stephen clark, for jeffrey dennis, genevieve, for pamela turner, for so many unarmed black and brown human beings all across america. this verdict today is for them! amy: after the jury returned its verdict, prosecutors introduced racist and offensive text messages and so

>> marcus moore reporting in again tonight from dallas. thank you, marcus. >>> we're going to turn now to the race for 2020, and the alarming scene overnight. senator bernie sanders appearing to have trouble on stage and then the emergency heart procedure right after at a las vegas hospital. the presidential candidate appearing subdued at an event in nevada last night, asking for a chair, saying, "it's been a long day." the senator is 78, and tonight, what he's now saying. here's abc's senior national correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: a warning sign. bernie sanders, at a campaign event in las vegas last night, apparently feeling worn out and asking an aide for help. >> ari, can you do me a favor? where's ari? get me a chair up here for a moment. i'm going to sit down here. it's been a long day here. >> reporter: not long after, the 78-year-old sanders complained of chest discomfort and went to a hospital. doctors discovering that one of sanders' arteries was blocked and they inserted two stents to unblock it. sanders has had a histor

. >> tornado in dallas. >> the dallas area hit hard. homes and businesses destroyed. some buildings flattened. many schools badly damaged. where the storms are moving now. >>> also new this morning, staying in syria. word overnight that president trump may support a new plan from the pentagon to keep some troops in eastern syria after his controversial decision to withdraw. this as the impeachment showdown heats up in washington with more key figures set to testify this week. >>> harry and meghan open up. the new documentary with a rare look at the royal couple's personal struggles. the advice duchess meghan got before her wedding and what harry is saying about reported tension with his brother prince william. >>> plus, hillary clinton back in the spotlight. the letter she posted mocking president trump. >>> kicking his way into history. the three points making big news in the nfl overnight. >>> and playtime. how much time your kids should spend playing outside each day to stay healthy physically and mentally. >>> good monday morning, everyone. thank you for joining u

it is not too far from the dallas area. back to you. >>> there monitoring the weather and fire danger this week. right now they say there is an element of potential for shut off in the bay area. they said they will focus on the strong winds and car elevations in the northbay. stick with us for the latest on the be shut off ones. meanwhile, firefighters on high alert this morning. a dangerous mix of low humidity from temperatures and strong winds expected in parts of the wake county and the central coast wednesday. those conditions can accelerate the growth of new fires. used to be something we run into every single year.>> sometimes we do not feel safe. even though it is burning, and somehow manages to get back to you. >> fire controls working throughout the valley this morning to be prepared.>>> a homeless and came in and abandoned or destroyed after a large fire yesterday. five percent at least six people were living in the an encampment. no one was hurt in the fire and it is unclear was part the flames. >>> lapd under fi

courtroom making this scene friday night even more tragic and suspicious police scouring a second dallas apartment complex after someone shot brown multiple times and drove off. witnesses reported a silver sedan speeding out of a parking lot. soon after in a nearby hospital, joshua brown was pronounced dead the shooting in the aterra apartments six miles from where brown lived last year when he heard the fatal gunshots fired by the former dallas police officer killinbotham j took thet week, his testimony was crediten >> do you recall ever hearint ys up". >> no, no ma'am. >> o hds >> no, ma'am >> reporter: upon hearing of his death, the dallas county prosecutor wrote he bravely came forward to testify when others wouldn't, adding if we had more people like him, we would have a better world as questions swirl about the motive in brown's death, the attorney representing jean's family calling for action, tweeting i just spoke with joshua brown's mother. she is devastated. we need answers. police say there are no suspects in brown's death, and the investigation is ongoing leaving a new family

bush and first lady laura bush also live in the dallas area. their spokesperson telling nbc news, president and mrs. bush are safe and praying for their neighbors. and we just found out from an employee who works here at this home depot that the operations manager last night let the crew out and all of the employees 30 minutes before the tornado struck. fire and rescue out this morning trying to make sure there is no other people with serious injuries and the buildings here are structurally sound. reporting from dallas, sam brock, nbc news. >>> back here in the bay area, parents an teachers fighting to keep oakland schools open plan to attend a meeting tonight involving education leaders. activists are angry about the district's plan to shut down two schools amidst lower enrollment numbers and a looming budget deficit. mor more sparking of tension at board meetings. tonight they meet at oakland city hall. >>> happening today, ruth bader ginsburg makes a stop in the bay area. this afternoon she'll speak to law students at u.c. berkeley hosted by

un potente tornado azotÓ un Área densamente poblada en dallas. hubo vÍctimas mortales los destrozos y estragos que causÓ son impactantes. los bomberos trabajan contrarreloj. el presidente de mÉxico sigue justificando el fallido operativo que desatÓ una guerra en culiacÁn. los detalles de la falta de coordinaciÓn militar siguen sorprendiendo hasta a las autoridades locales. tenemos imÁgenes del heroico acto de un entrenador de fÚtbol, que desarmÓ un estudiante hispano que tenÍa un rifle dentro de un salÓn de clases, en oregÓn. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. patricia: buenas tardes, bienvenidos. vamos a comenzar en california, donde mÁs de 100 bomberos estÁn combatiendo un incendio que se desatÓ aunque no se han ordenado evacuaciones obligatorias, numerosos residentes abandonaron su casa en forma voluntaria. este incendio amenazan propiedades multimillonarias. salvador: en escasos puntos, el diseÑo que empezÓ devorando la maleza al fondo de este barranco, en los Ángeles, alcanzÓ a llegar a

but they were in eastern oklahoma and not dallas.d that he thought he was not going to make it. >>and the dog is like collapsed like to just kind summary are run into the box i find emergency exit what everything and hoping. take care of my kids in the form thought this was it. >>scary again we mentioned that there could be additional storms and people are being reminded to stay in their homes. if they're an affected area. dallas is governor has issued a disaster declaration for would be texas as governor has issued a disaster declaration for 16 counties in the state. after last night's tornado. >>let's take another look at local weather let's look alive outside it the embarcadero and it was beautiful and warm day. >>yeah, if you like that get used to more the same the attar is with us could get even significantly warmer this week uh yeah, definitely and san francisco. we had 76 degrees today tomorrow we could possibly hit us. >>7879 depending on what part of the city you live in it's all thanks to that. and notice the arrow surround

dallas is a very blue city.me his supporters about the democrats' new push for impeachment. take a listen. >> what do you think about impeachment? big push to get him out of office. what do you think of that? >> they need to stop. it's not going to work. >> that's obviously just a hoax. it's something to take your mind off of what's really going on. what's really going on is we're making america great again. and we're going to keep it great. >> it's so polarized now have one way or the other. and i think a lot of people are going his way just because the opposite way is just doing nothing. >> i was raised a democrat. not the democratic party i was used to. not at all. >> day one, he was attacked by the left. since day one they have tried to impeach this president. the russian collusion didn't stick. the racism is definitely not sticking there are several people here that are hispanic, that are black americans that support this president. >> president trump has made it through every one of their egregious attacks

and we begin tonight with the guilty verdict in a dallas courtroom. a former police officer convicted of murder in the shooing death of her neighbor after entering his apartment. she had said she thought it was her own. the judge reading amber guyger's verdict aloud. the jury swiftly reaching a unanimous decision. the mother of the shooting victim then raising her arms.d . the former officer, amber guyger, weeping quietly, sitting alone in court. abc's marcus moore leads us off now from dallas tonight. >> reporter: it took the jury less than five hours to reach a decision. >> we the jury unanimously find the defendant, amber guyger, guilty of murder. >> reporter: a burst of emotion following the swift il verdict. botham jean's mother throwing her hands in the air. for her, a moment of victory in the face of a deep loss. amber guyger, a former dallas police officer, holding a tissue, her head dngpiip slightly. one officer appearing to console her afterwards. outside the courtroom, cheers and applause. >> this is a huge victory, not only for the family

house democrats saying pompeo may be trying to hide inform joogs a former dallas police officer facing life in prison after she was found guilty of murder for shooting her unarmed neighbor in his apartment. >>> prince harry and the duchess of sussex suing. we are live this morning. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> good morning. i'm dave briggs. today the state department's government watchdog headed to capitol hill after making an urgent request. . >> this unusual i.g. request came just an hour after secretary of state mike pompeo accused house democrats of, quote, intimidating and bullying state department officials by calling them in for depositions, pompeo saying his officials would not have time to prepare. all of this related to the whistle-blower complaint accusing the president of pressing ukraine to investigate the president's potential 2020 rival joe biden and biden's son. there's known eviden ee's no ev wrongdoing by joe biden or his son. cnn's kylie atwood has more on these stunning developments. >> good morning, dave and christine. they will be meetin

president will start speaking any moment in dallas. live, but for now, we find that only 40% of americans trust the news media and it's a massive drop when a majority trusted their own press. we spoke with him recently about the trend and how to fix it. >> do so, you believe, and you e a great case for us, to be very informative have a functioning democracy you have to have anything thriving media. american say they have lost a lot of faith in that medium. if what think that is? >> i think there's the perception that there is too much bias in the media and there's not enough separation between news and opinion. i see it myself. about two years ago, i heard some journalists saying things like don't believe in the false equivalency of giving both side sides. that's what i learned in journalism, you're supposed to give both sides. in statements like, you know, i'm here to figure out what the truth is and share that with yo you. that's not what we understand and our role is not to combined the truth, our role is to gather all the facts and

no hubo muertos pero los estragos que causÓ un poderoso tornado en un Área densamente poblada en dallasn incalculables. y en medio del escÁndalo por la liberaciÓn del hijo de guzmÁn, que permitiÓ las tutorÍas en mÉxico, se dan a conocer otros casos similares donde se dejÓ en libertad a peligrosos narcotraficantes. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn noctur locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. patricia: buenas noches y bienvenidos. un incendio forestal que se desatÓen las cercanÍas del exclusivo barrio en california ha tenido esa quema de 100 bomberos en todo el dÍa. las tramas han estado amenazando propia es multimillonarias. coloque las autoridades del departamento de bomberos de los Ángeles ordenaron la evacuaciÓn obligatoria de sus residentes como mediÁticos 100. juan carlos tiene esta historia. juan: el incendio estallÓ en esta parÍs hijaÁrea del sur de california. poniendo en peligro cientos de casas. coloque sus habitantes tuvieron que ser evacuados. esta seÑora, que trabaja en el Área, dice que sus patrones prefirieron no exponerse. por lo que ni siquiera esperaron la

our dallas affiliate reports brown was the victim of gun violence last year. he was shot and another man was killed outside a strip club. abc'kaylee hartung has more. >> reporter: dallas police trying to piece together a murder mystery that some are calling an execution. >> the only thing we heard was one shot, then a double tap after that. >> reporter: a silver sedan seen speeding away from a parking lot turned crime scene. the only victim carrying no form of identification. but police revealing that victim was joshua brown, a key witness whose testimony may have helped convict former dallas officer amber guyger for the death of botham jean inside the apartment building where the three lived. brown testified less than two weeks ago, at times emotional, remembering how he would hear his neighbor singing gospel hymns from his apartment across the hall. he also described hearing jean's fan thge du llr coinl tanfntroat someone say, hey, put your hands up, in a loud tone? >> no. no, ma'am. >> reporter: it was what brown didn't hear that night that gave prosecutors

police officer of murder tonight, dallas p.d. trying to solve the mystery of who killed joshua brown. the scene six miles from the complex where brown lived last year when he heard the fatal gunshots fired by amber guyger killing botham jean. by the time police arrived here at the complex, officers found brown outside one of the buildings shot multiple times but alive. the only clue who pulled the trigger a silver four-door sedan seen speeding from the scene brown died at a nearby hospital but days before his family attorney says he expressed fears the high-profile trial made him a target his testimony expected in ancity of dallas. >> how pivotal a role would josh have played? the first witnesses we called. >> reporter: lee merritt, who represente botham jean's family and the browns is calling for an independent investigation. >> the trial ended and three days later a star witness was dead. >> reporter: there are no suspects but they remain committed to solving the case. morgan chesky, nbc news, dallas. >>> there is anger among p

daytime exclusive, thefrom the n dallas, judge tammy kemp is here and going to be sitting in the seatse] she's talking about that controversial hug that went viral and her reaction to the murder of joshua brown. mtv has this new show it's called coasted. were going to meet true friends who ended their friendship without explanation. they ghosted each other and then we have a guy who is a serial go stir. he flips on all the women leaving them without a trace saying goodbye cannot be that hard sir. we are going to find out why he is ghosting women on social media and out of his life. then "people" magazine exclusiv exclusive, dying with dignity. one woman's courageous journey, why she is fighting a law that won't allow her to die on herley watson from louisiana. rob fletcher, in columbus, ohio, and alisha missouri, station k/d and l. thank you so much for joining the cyber hall. and of course if you want to be part of the cyber hall they are actually in their homes and watching from their homes you can join us, tamronhallshow.com to join us in the conversation. let's get it started. it'

dallas, who was 11 then.y, lisa's datughter from a first marriage, was 19 and had just moved into her own place in town and, as amanda said, life was fairly good. >> we would do lots of things. go on vacation a lot. go out and eat. my dad made pretty good money so we were good on that end. >> seemed like a very good and stable environment. >> brad loved cars, especially classic muscle cars, and extra especially the 1970 chevelle super sport he so carefully restored. >> by the time he was 12 he was redoing motors and helping put motors in and out of different vehicles. >> so brad opened a used car dealership. >> he was a great people person. i guess that's what you have to be when you deal with cars and stuff. >> and their mom, lisa? >> very pretty. she could be really happy and like a -- sort of like the life of the party kind of person. >> yeah, really fun. >> while brad ran the farm and his car business, lisa work at a local internet company. >> she was really good at it. >> and she became, like, their top

that dallas tornado, i mean, that's a scary scene.ou know how many hundred thousands people in the cowboy stadium there. >> how quickly does a tornado warning give you in advance if people were in an area where they're expecting tornados to get out of harm's way. >> in this case it looked like it was about 15 to 20 minutes of notice. >> not much. >> that's how it typically is for a tornado. they form, the warning goes out. during the day we knew there was a possibility of tornados in this region. the residents in that area knew severe weather was possible. they do this a couple of times every year. >> scary thought. >> so far so good with no injuries. >>> thanks bill. still ahead the latest in the back and forth between hillary clinton and tulsi gabbard after clinton said she believes russia has its eye on the white house hopeful. we're back in a moment. l. we're back in a moment . >>> welcome back, a federal appeals court ruled last week that president trump's accounting firm must turn over all financial records requested by the hous

police scouring a second dallas complex after someone shot brown multiple times and drove off. a silver sedan was reported speeding out of a parking lot. soon after in a nearby hospital, joshua brown was pronounced dead. the shooting in the apartment six miles from where brown lived last year when he heard the fatal gunshots fired by the former dallas police officer killing botham jean. his testimy s credited in guyger's conviction. >> do you recall ever hearing someone say hey put your hands up? >> no. no, ma'am. >> or show me your hands? >> no, ma'am. >> upon hearing of his death, dallas county prosecutor wrote he bravely came forward to testify when others wouldn't. adding, if we had mor people like him, we would have a better world, as questions swirled about the motive north of boun's death, his family calling for action, tweeting today i just spoke with joshua brown's mother, she is devastated. we need answers. tonight, there are no suspects in brown's death and the investigation is ongoing, leaving a new family calling for justice in dallas. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>>

in areas around dallas, not within the city limits. and look easy right into homes, fierce winds blow around debris. it ripped to businesses and homes to shreds an enormous home depot was virtually demolished. again no reports of deaths in texas but at least 6 people were hospitalized because of injuries related to storms and one woman says her home is now destroyed and she was not prepared at all for something like this to happen. >>everything was fine up here and then now everything is just kind of. thank you don't think that it's going to happen to you or that it doesn't there's nothing to do about it. >>this one snuck up on the experts the national weather service confirming in a tweet today that there were no tornado watches or warnings as of last night and police and fire crews tonight are still assessing the damage officials are warning of treason live power lines that are down along with all the other debris, they're asking people to just stay inside while they assessing cleanup and a number of severe storm warnings do remain i

joining us from dallas is michael mckee. you are also talking to robert kaplan later on in the program. walk me through what the conversation is. michael: you take a look at the bloomberg,on on your and markets have already all but decided we will get a rate cut, but the minutes have suggested not everyone at the fed are on board with that. there's also a question of whether they will accomplish that much now as chairman powell said this week the economy's real problems are slowing growth overseas and trade. coming up, we will ask the dallas fed president whether he thinks more cuts are necessary, and whether they are worthwhile. we will also get his take on companies in his district. what are they thinking about in terms of investment and expansion for 2020 in these trade war times? not to get you all excited, alix, but he has a lot of oil, nice in his district. the cpi may be on the move today, but in september, it was falling. does that push down on inflation, and what does that mean for a fed that is desperate to get inf

a key witness in the amber guyger trial is shot to death in dallas. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio7 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with major developments in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. a second whist-blor hacome foard. president trump says this latest whistle-blower is part of a, quote, witch hunt against him. the president is also lashing out at house speaker nancy pelosi. in a series of tweets yesterday, he said that she's guilty of n ouimd. katherine johnson is here in new york with more on this. what are we learning about the second whistle-blower? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. so far president trump's greatest defense in this whole hmy imac whisentle-blowirer only inclaim have secondhand knowledge of the controversial call with the president of ukraine. now a second whistle-blower claiming to have firsthand knowledge of the call is coming forward. a new whistle-blower, this time with firsthand knowledge of the president's dealings with ukraine has come forward. his attorney said he

omar villafranca is in dallas. the damage looks pretty significant where you are. >> reporter: it is. this storm was fast moving and very powerful. let me get out of the way so you can see a little bit of this damage. this home right here doesn't have a roof anymore, and parts are spread out all over this neighborhood. in fact, when we were walking to this area, we saw just about every home on this block had some significant damage. people will start cleaning up obviously when the sun comes up. officials are telling us after seeing all of this damage, they're surprised that no one here in dallas was killed. lightning illuminated the tornado in the night sky as iter to tore its way across dallas. >> a tornado! >> reporter: this man was on his z balcony as the twist ripped through the suburb of richardson. he told us he was hit as his roof came flying off. >> oh -- guys, let's go. that's it. just took out the power everywhere. >> reporter: the storm knocked out power across dallas county. at one point affecting more

the sentencing just in, the dallas police officer found guilty of murder of killing an unarmed neighbor in his own apartment, she thought it was hers, she says. she faced up to 99 years. tonight, sentenced to ten. eligible for parole in five. outrage outside the court, but then, this moment in court. the shooting victim's brother asking to hug the police officer. >>> also breaking tonight, the deadly plane crash. we have just learned at least seven dead now. flames and smoke seen for miles at an airport in the northeast. what the pilot reported just moments after takeoff. >>> president trump unleashing, tweeting while watching democrats on live tv today, saying they are ready to subpoena the white house for all it knows about the president's call with the ukrainian president. the expletive the president used, and what he then said before the cameras. >>> tonight, bernie sanders hospitalized after suffering chest pains. appearing to struggle on stage last night, needing to sit down. and the emergency heart procedure that followed. >>> the record-breaking heat tonight and what's right beh

cientos de familias hispanas sufren lass que kwebzs del paso de tres tornados por el norte de dallasxas que las ha dejado sin nada perdiÉndolo todo. >>> denuncias de flaud bolivia tras recuento de votos que darÍa la presidencia de nuevo a evo morales sin necesidad de ir a segunda vuelta contra carlos meza. >>> la representante de chiapas gana el tÍtulo de seÑorita en silla de ruedas de mÉxico un certamen nacional que busca la inclusiÓn de las persona con discapacid discapacidad. >>> el nuevo trÁiler del cierre de la saga con batallo entre la luz y la oscuridad y el avance de dos minutos llegÓ en el descanso del partido entre patriots de nueva inglaterra contra jets de new york. >>> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes le saluda felicidad aveleyra gracias por estar con nosotros en especial hoy a los que nos siguen en las redes sociales, gracias. >>> los tres tornados que han castigado el norte de de dallas han dejado a familias en la calle. y claro, ahora se plantean dÓnde vivir cÓmo ir a trabajar como salir adelante. edgar muÑoz con los detalles de esta desgracia. >>> asÍ quÉ tal. me encuentr

what's going on in dallas?from a very difficult year for the state and city of dallas. two days after amber sentenced murde trial was shot dead. his testimony helped secure the conviction for the prosecution. this is a rightful conspiracy because when people see something like this, your mind goes all over the place. it is imperative that the dallas police department be transparent about this investigation so that people understand what's going on here. with kt vt tv and dallas is steve pickett, steve, thank you for joining us today on this. that was one of the days i had to get off of social media. i couldn't look up. there were so many conspiracy theory people saying that this could have been a "hit." i know the one man who is an attorney for the family is claiming this. this is one thing where the police department must be transparent. what'sest there? >> steve: that they are looking for facts. joshua brown to come in 28 years of age. he was killed outside of his apartment, a different apartment than where h

a key witness in the murder trial of a former dallas police officer turns up dead outside his home just ten days after taking the stand against former cop amber guyger. is his killing tied to his testimony in that high-profile case? the new information overnight. >>> also new this morning, we hear from this man struck by lightning while walking his dogs left unable to breathe. his shoes and socks blown off his feet. what happened next? >>> immunity outrage. these british parents say the wife of a u.s. diplomat ran down their son then fled the country claiming diplomatic immunity. what the embassy is now saying. plus, the big stunner on sunday night football overnight. >>> and from the deer crashing into the hair salon to these pigs the size of polar bears to the rescue of this dog trapped beneath hurricane rubble for the last month. all the trending stories for your monday morning. >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm elizabeth hur. >> and i'm trevor ault. janai and kenneth are off today. we begin with president trump facing a second whistle-blower now who is coming forward to corrobo

homes in dallas are blown apart by a powerful tornado. impeachment showdown heats up. >> well, i think they want to >> o'donnell: the president lashes out at impeachment witnesses, and the growing number of fellow republicans who support the inquiry. chaos in syria. an angry sendoff as locals throw potatoes and insults at departing u.s. soldiers as officials announce a new plan to keep some troops in the region. the forgotten toll of america's opioid crisis. the sad reality of more kids in foster care. and a tiny superhero gets an incredible new wheelchair powered by kindness. a royal couple's candid confessions. harry and meghan open up about pressure and scrutiny and what they may do next. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. thank you so much for joining us. this is our western edition. we're going to begin with an explosive fire threatening multimillion dollar homes in the hills of los angeles. the wind-whipped fire in pacific palisades is chewing through dry brush on rugged hillside, mak

and then we're having a big rally in dallas tonight at the american airlines center. so we look forward to that. we've been -- they've been standing in line for three days as you know. so it's a record crud over in dallas. but i didn't know it was going to work out this quickly. i didn't know it would work out this well. it's a great day for the united states. it's a great day for turkey. it's a great day for our partners who have really worked, there have been a lot of people question spf them, i'm not questioning anybody. they really did. the kurds were great. great day for the kurds. it's really a great day for civilization. great day for civilization. soy just want to thank everybody. [inaudible] president trump: sanctions went be necessary because turkey is ding what they're doing. i didn't need congress for sanctions, i can do sanctions tougher than congress. i was prepared to do that. i want to thank and congratulate president erdogan. he's a friend of mine. i'm glad we didn't have a problem. he's a hell of a leader, he's a tough man, a strong man, he did the r

imtiaz tyab, cbs news, nortretonshaan, enhid.gl lastery in dallas tonight.ness in the trial of former police officer amber guyger was shot and killed friday night. joshua brown's death comes ten days after he gave key testimony in that case. here's meg oliver. >> reporter: dallas police say 27-year-old joshua brown suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was found lying on the ground in the parking lot of his apartment friday night. brown used to live in the same apartment complex as former dallas police officer amber amus j and her victim. eaasn jth wat night in september 2018, when guyger said she mistakenly walked into momwienpartment and shot hima'a t.er n> reporter: just last week, brown told a jury he heard the interaction between guyger andjh y owedfots b the voices was giving loud commands, like "stop, police," or anything of that nature? >> yeah, but not-- that wasn't what they were saying. >> i have my gun pointed and i'm saying, "let me see your hands, let me see your hands." cesentorter: guyger was en dallas police are still searching for a suspect

this is downtown dallas, university park, hit between 9:00 and 9:15.t's not the only weather, in rogers, arkansas, a tree fell on a home and killed a person. the wind damage is causing problems, 80 reports of wind damage. all the blue dots showing wind danger from southern missouri southward. we have a risk of severe storms. it's ongoing now. it will continue through the day, so everywhere in louisiana, a little section here from houston, over towards the louisiana border. all of mississippi, the memphis area, and about the southern half of alabama, and a little portion from pensacola, almost over to panama city. that's the area of a risk of severe storms today, and tomorrow, another 7 million people in the carolinas will have a chance of damaging wind. tomorrow, rain moving in. not severe weather for the northeast. just rain tomorrow. >> thank you, bill. >>> over the weekend, lebanon experienced its largest protests in 14 years after anti-government demonstrators took to the streets. protests arrested after the government announced a plan to add a tax

a key witness in the amber guyger trial is shot to death in dallas. ♪

say there are no suspects but they remain commit today solving the case morgan chesky, nbc news, dallas. >> the playoff baseball now, and the yankees cruising to the alcs with a three-game sweep against the twins in minneapolis torres got things started off in the second inning with a big solo home run. the twins would get on the board in the 8th, but that was it. the yankees win it 5-1 >>> down in tampa, the rays trying to fend off the astros to keep their playoff dreams alive. kevin kiermaier hit a three-run blast in the bottom of the second that was pretty much it. tampa bay rolling to a 10-3 win. over to the national league where washington forced a game five against the dodgers, ryan zimmerman smacked a three-run shot and busted the game open in the bottom of the 5th. the naontis alwin it 6-1 thh this walk-of >> residents ind showing a tornado that struck their town if you look closely, this phenomena is a massive funnel of dust it lifted roofs and caused damage to several homes. one witness saw it coming right at him when he was at a gas station and said he's never seen anything l