thank god dallas county save the building and turned it into dallas county administrative offices. through the first and fifth floors the sex laws left vacant and a wonderful lady who ended up becoming a very godmother linda lynn adams was the chair of the dallas county historical commission and she along with civic leaders. lobbied for throughout dallas to gain support to create an exhibit to explain to the world the events that led up to the assassination. we had to find a way to address. all the people that were flocking to dealy plaza trying to seek their own meaning their own. piece in this tragic piece of history gene i didn't i didn't figure this out till i went to the reagan but you know it it's on the tip of your tongue. how do you approach a president to say listen? it's time to start talking about your death and we've got to get on with this thing and you know, how how soon will the president engage in this sophisticated planning effort. and is it a delicate moment? okay in so many ways i had the best job in america being george bush's chief of staff. he loved talking ab

i worked for the dallas convention business bureau, which is now visit dallas, and she came, and i was head of the convention services department. and we had the great privilege, she was taking us there to the sixth floor before anything was done. and this was exactly how it looked when, supposedly. lee harvey oswald shot president kennedy. so we brought our whole department there which was about seven of us and they said to enter back from the back of the sixth floor, to come up the back steps and come there. and they would beat us there. so we get to the back steps we, come up to the sixth floor, we stand, it is seven of us standing there and we are ready to open the door. trust me, nothing's been touched. it's still exactly the same way it was. we get to the door and go, you go first, know you go first, know you go first. [laughter] none of us wanted to go in, because this is, you know, this is part of history, this is. there is actually, because i was ahead of the department, i went in, and everything was it -- the boxes were standing there, the same way where he stood at the windo

with dallas, mostly. games and movies. >> we had a big projector screen that we would put on the wall. watch movies really big. >> did it seem like a happy household? >> overall? >> yes. >> but of course, there is as leonard cohen used to say, a crack in everything. and in the jennings house, those were the sudden blow ups. where the moon went dark and the kids scattered. >> they would fight maybe once every couple of weeks or something. mostly later in the evening, at night. after they had been drinking. they would be yelling. and maybe slamming doors. things like that. but just arguing about anything, nothing. >> we never really thought too much about it. >> anyway, now it was that calamitous christmas eve, 2006. as always, there had been a happy dinner celebration with brad's side of the family. >> christmas eve, we would go to my grandma's. they're in town. >> and then, back home, games and stockings stuffing. and of course -- >> a real up real early and open all the presents. >> lisa had no idea that

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police tell our dallas affiliate w f. a at least one of the victims was a nurse. some hospital nurses now worried for their safety, the hospital saying out of an abundance of caution. police force staffing has been increased. the alleged shooter, nestor hernandez, will be charged with capital murder. fellow nurses say the nurse who was killed was a grandmother at retirement age and described her as someone who would always take charge. canon. andrew andrea. thank you. the teenager accused of killing four fellow students at his michigan high school is expected to plead guilty today. the 16 year old allegedly opened fire inside oxford high school back in november. shortly before the shooting. his parents were called to the school after officials discovered disturbing writings about violence, but they refused to take him home. they also had given him a gun just days before the attack. they face involuntary manslaughter charges. situation brewing overseas. south korea has its terry on heightened alert after an exchange of fire with north korea. both sides fired warnin

rubenstein: so when you graduated, you moved to dallas. why did you move to dallas?i had a bunch of buddies down there that were living that gone to indiana and moved to dallas, and i was talking to one, my buddy greg schiffer on the phone, and he's like, "mark, the weather's great, the women are beautiful, the economy's good." and i'm like, "wait. back up." ha ha ha! "i'm coming." but you ultimately only started a--kind of a technology consulting firm. is that what it was? cuban: well, what happened was when i first got there and i was sleeping in the-- we called it the hill hotel with my 5 roommates, i got a job at night working as a bartender/barback, and then during the day, i applied for jobs and finally got a job selling software at this company called your business software, which i did for 9 months until i got fired, and so i started my own company microsolutions, which at the time was-- when we started was just a pc consulting company. and you ultimately sold that well, i sold it 7 years later for $6 million of which a million went to all the employees, two

police tell our dallas affiliate w f. a at least one of the victims was a nurse. some hospital nurses now worried for their safety, the hospital saying out of an abundance of caution. police force staffing has been increased. the alleged shooter, nestor hernandez, will be charged with capital murder. fellow nurses say the nurse who was killed was a grandmother at retirement age and described her as someone who would always take charge. canon andrew andrea. thank you. five months after the massacre at rob elementary, and you validate texas school staff for once blamed for leaving a door open is speaking out. amy merit admits popping open the door when the gunman later entered, but she says she slammed it shut after hearing shots and the door was supposed to automatically lock she tells abc s john keegan's she was wrongfully accused by state authorities. you think they're intentionally trying to make you the scapegoat? yes what do you want to tell the director of the dps today? macron your job was to sit there. and watch that video. and see what happened from beginn

local time in dallas, so about 12:00 p.m. eastern.uthorities were getting calls of an active shooter in the area, and it was methodist health system police who responded to the scene. unfortunately, by the time all of this happened, two people were already dead. hospital employees. it's unclear how the suspect got into the hospital, but we do know that the health system police officer, he confronted the shooter, and he was able to stop him because he did shoot this suspect, and then that's when he was arrested. of course the health system now saying that everything should be okay moving forward. but of course saying they are grieving the loss of two of their employees. i want to read part of the statement that the leadership there released where they said during this devastating time, we want to ensure our patients and employees that methodist dallas medical center is safe and that there is no ongoing threat. our prayers are with our lost co-workers and their families, as well as our entire methodist family. now we also just heard fro

so let's start with this shooting in dallas. the police chief, eddie garcia, says he's outraged at the lack of accountability and the travesty of the fact that under this broken system, we give violent criminals more chances than our victims. the suspect was on parole for aggravated robbery. he was wearing an ankle monitor. do you agree with the police chief that this is an issue of leniency? >> i agree 100%. he has every right to be outraged, but there ought to be outrage across the country, because dallas isn't the only place where things like this is happening. the guy is a violent criminal, he should be locked up. he's out on parole. he's wearing an ankle monitor after he has committed a double homicide. what else do you need? this is being repeated in many cities across the country. we have to find the right balance. i believe that we have just gone too far over, and i realize that, you know, people who were talking about police reform. i believe there is a need for criminal justice reform, period. there's a need for that.

. >> en la agencia de empleos de dallas dicen que la gente no quiere trabajar por los estímulos económicos ahora, estas personas quieren trabajar mucho . >> en esta agencia solamente necesitan para la industria hotelera en dallas, el problema es que hay 66 mil personas para trabajar este año, . >> este tipo de listas, para trabajadores no calificados que tienen que repartir para todas las industrias en estados unidos; son 66 mil disponibles, solamente necesita la industria 400 mil empleados . >> muchas gracias por el informe, y algo bueno, resultó de la pandemia, un nuevo reporte muestra un declive en la pobreza infantil, la pobreza bajó un 19 por ciento en el 2019, si frecuenta en el 2020, la pobreza infantil bajaría en un 70 por ciento sin embargo, esto persiste en niños latinos propensos a vivir en la pobreza ,. >> vamos a una pausa, al regreso tenemos la historia de superación de hombres hispano que perdió sus piernas . >> y comer sandía por la noche es malo, le despejaremos la duda más adelante . (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> las autoridades arrestaron a un hombre que en pleno corazón de al ciu

rachel: my daughter is going to school in dallas as you guys know.has a home. she went to volunteer with her school, with some people in her school. she said i might go back because they want to teach catechism on that night. how do you get there, do you uber, bad neighborhood. i was like you are better not to go. these are the kinds of things you have to think about. it doesn't matter if you're from texas or not. you have a loved one there. it is scary. todd: think about what you said, you as the citizen, not doing anything wrong has to alter their life because people are doing wrong. basically here in new york city, basically what mayor eric adams said we have to do riding the subway. not do something about the bad guys on the subway causing chaos. you need to alter your behavior. take a listen. >> i think that, you are right about you know, not having your ipods in, not focusing on a phone. i say yes to that we do the same. we put out video and information telling people about being aware of what is around them, what is taking place. i encourage n

i was just talking with my sources within dallas, they tell me the police chief is very upset about thisatter, the sky was released on parole and then he was let out, re-offended again and they released him again and of course he has killed two people, what is your reaction? >> this is a tragedy and is it a tragedy that could very well perhaps be avoided, are there more questions at this stage then we have answers but i think at the beginning you summed up what chief eddie garcia had to say and that this is a tragedy an important failure of our criminal justice system so that tells me law-enforcement no more about this guy nestor hernandez who is 30 years of age he was out on parole when an ankle bracelet. now he has been, from what i understand charged with capital murder. the investigation is continuing but just think about it lawrence, this was the maternity ward where mothers go to give life and here it was that to healthcare workers life was taken by allegedly this guy nestor hernandez. >> ted, it's important for people to understand, obviously this is my home, dallas, this police c

according to federal reserve bank of dallas, media decline is more as i referenced 8.5%.ost severe pay cut in 25 years under period biden according to the bank. higher inflation and households face crunch when they have to buy necessities. cpi, 8.5%. next thursday cpi will be released for september. this headline number moves the markets and gives a true sense of what the economy looks like. >> carley: gas prices going up, strategic petroleum reserve is going down. >> cheryl: dangerously low, the president keeps tapping the reserve. the white house will release additional 10 million barrels, fpr sitting at levels we haven't seen since 1984. senator tom cotton says their policy keeps oil and gas prices higher. >> the biden administration and progressive democrats in washington waged a war against fossil fuel, rather than celebrating american rough necks, they go to communists or ayetollahs. it is hurting american families. >> cheryl: and over the summer, he went to the saudis, you know, . we have seen oil move higher this week, up plus we got this week is a big factor in t

it was the bloods in dallas?most neighborhoods, the name of the game is survival. most kids don't want to join gangs but if you want to survive you have to join gangs. that was true for my neighborhood. i had to join a gang just to survive. elizabeth: what do you think, alice? you're getting gang members out? >> right. elizabeth: how do you change their minds? alice you found this story. what struck you about this story. >> the thing that struck me is that anton was really the first one, urban specialist tonish eight a truce between the bloods and the crips. so struck me not only he did his time, but he was so worthy of redemption, of a second chance in the community. he made good news of his second chance like many of us do. elizabeth: so how did you get them to change their minds? >> well you first, young people are inspired by a witness, right? they have to see someone who can, who is walking the walk as opposed to talking the talk. so them knowing me for what i've done in the past and seeing the 180-degree ch

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more from dallas in a moment. >>> we'll be right back.al race nationally. and it's the only one between these two. >> it's been six months. >> fetterman has the lingering stroke symptoms, no indication there's any cognitive trouble but i think people are waiting to see how fetterman acts on the debate stage. >> the large monitors behind us are part of our closed captioning system, it was requested by john fetterman. >> fetterman has auditory processing issues, which means he has trouble understanding what's said to him, he needs monitors that transcribes the words in real time. >> because of the nature of this race, this might matter more than most in terms of the final outcome. >> good evening, candidates, we're happy to have you here. >>> a first look at the latest episode of "power trip" which drops later today on hulu. >>> that's all for us today. amy robach, t.j. holmes and dr. jen ashton will anchor "gma3" from this very spot from dallas tomorrow. be sure to tune in. thank you for joining us and have a great sunday. liz: one of our

more from dallas in a moment. >>> we'll be right back. nt. >>> we'll be right back.ly get rid of it. but... i'll make do. just like i make do without home internet. besides, my phone gets the job done. sometimes. it's not that bad. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $24.99 a month for 2 years with no annual contract and a free streaming box. >>> it's a crucial race nationally. and it's the only one between these two. >> it's been six months. >> fetterman has the lingering stroke symptoms, no indication there's any cognitive trouble but i think people are waiting to see how fetterman acts on the debate stage. >> the large monitors behind us are part of our closed captioning system, it was requested by john fetterman. >> fetterman has auditory processing issues, which means he has trouble understanding what's said to him, he needs monitors that transcribes the words in real time. >> because of the nature of this race, this might matter more than most in terms of the final outcome. >> good evening, candidates, we're happy to have you here.

then dallas federal reserve reporting americans sing the biggest pickup of the president biden in 25 years because of inflation. slate stone chief strategist, kenny and john, thank you both for being here. your reaction to the job num numbers? >> i'm not necessarily surp surprised, i thought it would come right in line and it did. unemployment was interesting 3.5% but doesn't change the narrative what the fed will do november. rates will go up and that's clear. the idea earlier the fed would put it was way overdone and we will see the market struggle into earnings season. maria: people talking about the fact that it was generating hundreds of thousands of jobs every month but the expectation is it slows down year end 2,100,000 a month what your take on the numbers and participation rate went down? >> i'm shocked by the participation rate, he would think with faster price inflation more would be forced to find a job to compensate for the loss of purchasing power. we can look at the range rose only by three tenths%. a huge gap between 5% wage growth and cpi inflation running at 8.3%, a

who is going to be colder tomorrow morning dallas or boston >> dallas. >> yeah, dallas.low average all right. this one is for you, hoda. who will be colder, new orleans or new york city >> new orleans. >> yes you are wrong. so sorry new york city. look, 19 degrees below average for new orleans. all right. let's finish it up atlanta, cleveland >> cleveland. >> atlanta. >> all right it is, boom! atlanta. that's right let's hope cleveland cools off today when they play the yankees. >> ooh >> at 4:00 this afternoon. >> i hear you. >> all right we saw it earlier with maggie vespa. all the heavy snow through the u.p. of michigan there is a pesky low-pressure system sitting over the great lakes and the moisture is rotating around it and that's bringing rain and snow, especially lake-effect snow from wisconsin to pennsylvania. it hangs out again tomorrow. those cold winds continue over the great lakes, away from the shoreline. that's where we see the snow develop and, in fact, we are talking heavy rain over new england. some places 5 inches or more but then as you get over the g

according to dallas police he was on parole for aggravated robbery. he had an active ankle monitor at the time of the attack. a mandatory evacuation is under way in the russian-held city of kherson ahead of an expected ukrainian offensive. kherson has been under russian control since the early days of the war in ukraine. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to dan bongino. it's expected to make landfall in mexico por puerta vallarta. dan: turns out college kids who still use remote learning are cheating more. even paying other people to do their work for them. joining us is the author of the book "cheating scam." it turns out that this next generation, a lot of them are cheating. is this a culture problem, education problem, or political problem? >> maybe all three. post lockdowns which will go down as one of the worst mistakes in the history of american education. we are seeing people that literally dropped out during the lockdowns and we don't know where they are. maybe they joined gangs, they are just at home. hundreds of thousands of kids, almost a lost

dallas police chief eddie garcia calling the killing a failure of the justice system.hearts go out to those affected by this tragedy. i am outraged along with our community at the lack of accountability and travesty that under this broken system we give violent criminals more chances than our victims. transported to another hospital for treatment. his condition and whether or not he remains hospitalized is unknown. we do know he has been arrested on capital murder charges. it is heartbroken at the loss for grieving the unimaginable tragedy. shocked to find out she couldn't leave due to an active shooter several floors below her. she took this video as she waited in a vacant room. safe. you know, we ought to be able to live life, where, you know, we don't have to worry about our safety. >> no word on a motive for the shooting. back to you. >> reporting in los angeles. thank you. just to make in meet. drilling down on the issue with me up next. monthly plan premium in many areas; and your doctor and hospital may already be a part of humana's large network. there is no ob

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. >>> a shooting at a hospital in dallas leaves two people dead. we're going to have the latest on the investigation and tell you what we know about the suspect. >>> nasa getting ready to launch a new study on ufos. what could their research reveal? we'll talk about that ahead. >>> it is the start of a new week. happy sunday, everyone. it is october 23rd. thank you so much for waking up with us. we are awake, right, boris? how are you doing? >> we're awake. we're getting there. warming up. >> we are warming up. that's right. >> great to be with you. we're following several developing stories this morning. first, a wave of russian attacks. attacks focused on ukraine's electrical grid that left 1.5 million in the dark as officials are left to scramble. more than a third of ukraine's power structure has already been destroyed in earlier strikes but the latest round has raised fears that ukraine could be in for a deadly winter, struggling with electricity and heating. >>> russian forces continue to hit civilian targets. in the northeast a kindergarten

there are cases i dallas back in 2016. police use a bomb robot to kill a suspect to kill five of their officers. dallas police chief said they had no choice but to detonate device on that bomb robot. >>> tomorrow joe biden is expected to release 50 million barrels of oil from the u.s. reserve that comes after opec slashed production. the white house is pulling out all of the stops ahead of the midterm elections to drive down the energy prices. >>> first alert weather , it's warming up. it's nice outside. there is schedule for rain in the bane bay area by the end o the seven-day forecast. maybe some snow in the high sierra. i the very tail end of the seven-day forecast. this is only get excited about every hint of rain coming our way. over the next seven days there is an outside chance we get a couple sprinkles or a passing shower friday night into saturday there is a better chance by tuesday night into wednesday. these chances are well below 5050. it's nothing to get overly excited about. w will not see a repeat of the atm

still ahead, what we're learning about a shooting inside a dallas hospital over the weekend that left two people dead. >>> plus, the latest from the united kingdom where former prime minister boris johnson pulled out of the race to replace liz truss. those stories and much more. tru. those stories and much more. my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. shingles doesn't care. but sh

kennedy in an open motorcade at dealey plaza in dallas stretches almost 60 years, and the new lawsuit alleges president biden and the national archives are dragging out the release of about 15,000 documents related to the november, 1963, killing. >> these records need to be made public because they tell us about a very important event in american history. >>> jefferson morely is with the organization sighing. he's a longtime skeptic of the cia and says until the documents are released americans are left to wonder whether anyone accused of shooting lee harvey oswald was involved. is there a bombshell about officers who knew about the accused assassin while jfk was alive? >> let's see the records, and we can decide. >> reporter: most of the documents are from the cia and could have more on a plot to kill fidel castro. it was the 1991 release of the film "jfk" by director oliver stone that fueled conspiracy theories and prompted a law calling for the release of the document by october, 2017. former president trump pushed off the release to president biden who's ordered them to be release

here in dallas, it's weather whiplash. we were in the 90s this past weekend, and now part of north texas are under a freeze warning. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> a controversial crackdown in florida over alleged voter fraud is under fire after the release of police body cam video showing people being arrested for casting ballots. a 2018 state constitutional amendment restored the right to vote for many ex-felons, but there is still confusion over the measure. we get more from ed o'keefe. >> reporter: in footage obtained by cbs news, on august 18th -- >> i got you -- >> reporter: police showed up at the tampa home of tony patterson, a registered sex offender who was told he was under arrest for voter fraud. >> voter fraud? what is voter fraud? >> voting when you're not supposed to, sir. >> reporter: that same day, romona oliver, who served 18 years on a second-degree murder charge, was arrested for voting illegally in 2020. even though she'd received a voter i.d. card from the state. >> voting? i voted but i ain'

it happened this morning inside the methodist dallas medical center. police arrived on scene, confront the suspect and then shot him. he was then sent to the hospital in unknown condition. there's no word tonight on a motive at this point. >> a criminal investigations now underway after an apartment fire claimed the lives of 6 people. it happened friday in hartland, wisconsin just outside of milwaukee. police say the cause of the fire is unknown. witnesses say they smelled smoke and then heard a big boom. a total of 10 people were displaced, including 2 families. >> and this scene in greenwood, mississippi, is where a community unveiled a larger than life statue of emmett till till was kidnapped and killed in 1955. over accusations that he flirted with a white woman. he was just 14 at the time. is that became a catalyst for the civil rights movement. the statues about 10 miles away from the store where he was accused of talking to that moment. >> coming up, a san francisco animal shelter is hopping with robbins. why city is dealing with overpopulation

secretary mayorkas traveled to texas, dallas, to talk to law enforcement which is great except for dallas'slus hours from where i am on the border and this is where you should be talking to border officials about what they need. as we head into this fiscal year, 14 days old it is even worse than it was last year and last year was unprecedented and record-setting. back to you. stuart: if the republicans win in november that man will be impeached, thank you very much for new york city just appointed its first ever cannabis czar, she said she wants to fight canohphobia. 7 people killed on new york subways this year, the highest murder rate in 25 years. people won't go to the city at work if they are afraid to ride the subways. we will deal with that next. ♪ ♪ at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes an

they arrived on 5 buses from el paso and one from dallas.tic mayor eric adams declared a state of emergency saying the city does not have the resources to house and assist the more than 17,000 migrants that arrived here since the spring. the mayor once federal aid to pay massive influx for asylum seekers and the city's price tag for taking care of migrants and associated costs projected to exceed $1 billion, despite mayor adams plea republican texas governor greg abbott and democratic mayor oscar have not halted sending migrants to new york city. and adding to the problem, new york's office of emergency has declared rather a declaration of an emergency and after doing so two dozen claims of unaccompanied teenage asylum seekers sent by the federal government to upstate new york, local county executives and worried about their safety. >> we are concerned, are they being trafficked, are they sponsored, are they reunited with their family, parents? so far relocated to areas lining kingston, poughkeepsie and new york city. >> the city continues t

everybody in dallas and that is a good start so we did the whole thing on the phone. it helped me get to covid to be honest every day at 4:00 o'clock we got on the phone for an hour i think it helped him to get through it to because he was pretty isolated. modern servicemembers and the guys wee talk to have the same ideas. still fighting for one another politics doesn't matter when you are in combat. i will take away one thing he is a pretty good storyteller and its visual and visceral lucky doesn't tell stories, that way he would say we flew to bremen and we bombed it. everybody died but me and i survived. [laughter] and he gets frustrating because i would, w say what did that smell like gore what was in your left pocket or what did it feel like? so he did not understand why i would ask those. i don't know if it they group with radio when we grew up with movies and tv that's the biggest thing onvi both sides. >> if you killed him that would it not have had good title. [laughter] so he obviously went through hell and reading your book i have ah. whole new appreciation

how much pressure on dallas, dallas every year we're talking about zeke elliott, city land like a parsons. they have the pieces. there's a lot on the line for both these teams that was incredible. the nfl sunday on the box, photobooks super bowl. >> fifty seven is a fox news alert. hurricane ian made landfall again in south carolina. today. we'll continue to monitor that storm and its aftermath. we'll have live reports throughout the hour. but first, good evening and welcome to a special edition of tucker carlson. tonight, i'm will cain, in for tucker alinea airbase near finland. >> and it's the headquarters of russia's naval reconnaissance air division. now normally houses heavy bombers and cruise missiles. it's an important staging ground for russian military operations in ukraine on august twenty first, an israeli intelligence firm, isi, noticed something unusual at olenka air base. >> satellite imagery detected a , quote, unusual presence of forty one sixty russian strategic bombers there on sight. now, these are strategic supersonic bombers that are designed to carry nuclear weapons.

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. ♪ >>> we're just getting details about a deadly tragedy at a dallas hospital today.e shot and killed at a methodist dallas medical center around 11:00 a.m. local time. that's according to a statement from the hospital's police department. it says one of their officers arrived at the scene and shot the suspect, who's now in custody. in a statement, the hospital says, our entire organization is grieving this unimaginable tragedy. our prayers are with our lost coworkers and their families as well as our entire methodist family. we're working to get more information on this breaking story. we'll update you throughout the evening. >>> tonight, russia unleashing a barrage of missile attacks on ukrainian power facilities. air strikes like that one have left more than a million ukrainians without electricity as ukrainian officials accuse moscow of trying to black out the entire country. >> reporter: ukrainian officials say they were able to shoot down about half of the cruise missiles fired into the country saturday and about two-thirds of the drones. however, the power gene

from our dallas-fort worth station, candace sweat celebrates the milestone. >> reporter: when you gethern hospitality to wave back. >> right on time. >> she was born and raised in dallas and doesn't leave the state fair without visiting her friend. >> come for a corn dog and tex. >> it's appropriate she is here with her daughter on the all the texan's 70th birthday. >> it's the first thing i do i walk into the entrance, i get a corn dog and take a picture with big tex. >> and like any modern-day celebration, selfies and group texts are a must he has seen a lot and changed a lot over the last 70 years a little history on the once $750 investment turned half a million dollars man. >> back then he was about 52 feet tall. i think the old big tex weighed around 8,000 pounds. >> reporter: since then, his measurements has adjusted. he has a 95 gallon hat, size 96 boots. the average man may have a 16-inch collar his is 16 feet. >> reporter: like most, he has seen really bad days like in 2012 when this happened. >> i was at work and we stopped working it was live. the whole thing, remember it