i'm -- satterfield, and i'm speaking to you from dallas and the state of texas. autumn is the time when millions of americans visit their state fair. and i'd like to take you with me. my visit to the state fair of texas. of course, it's natural for texans to like things big. so you would expect that this would be the largest fair in the united states, and indeed it is. but i'm here because it also is different in many ways from all other fairs in america. you'll see what i mean as we go along here on the grounds of the state fair in texas. texas is the heart of america's southwest. the wide open spaces, the home of great cities like dallas of cowboys and cattle and farms, and of oil wells and factories and the fair of texas is the giant window of the southwest. it's a busy show. window two, four, six days every october, texans and their neighbors from around the world visit the nearly 200 acre fairgrounds to see and partake of what texans call the biggest boon education and entertainment. it's a lively happy crowd which comes here drawn by the displays from farm

we have a lot of viewers in dallas. so do our dallas viewers. congrats. you got a good one. >> okay, what about casey? we got a good one. >> this is your guy mahomes with a behind the back pass to mr. swift himself. did you see that? >> i missed it. >> let me go on the bed and gets the first down. that is the kind of connection they have. he can go behind the back and he's fine. apparently it was because kelce ran the wrong route. and then kelce said, i thought mahomes mumbled the route. >> that's why i didn't hear it. and they still connected and they still got it doesn't matter. >> they're going to win the super bowl. >> congrats. and dan is upset about that as well. all right. now to a news conference. we've been talking about this the boxing match between youtuber jake paul and all time great mike tyson happening all over again. yeah. >> because we did this before, right? remember, these two already had a news conference for their highly anticipated fight before tyson's health scare for an ulcer flare up that was back in late may, but at fanatics fest

notice dallas is included with temperatures potentially record breaking in some spots.ter today, 111 degrees. not much better in el paso, we're into the triple digits and the record potentials will last even into tomorrow, too. here is a look at your day for tuesday. dallas heads to 103. feels like 106. we've got 100 degrees for albuquerque. lake charles. really no relief across the region. even as we get into late week, we will see temperatures wind down a little bit wednesday and thursday for oklahoma city, but we're back to the mid-90s by friday. notice san angelo, 108 on wednesday, 107 on thursday. not much improvement across the region. lubbock, the same goes for you. forecast. guys? >> angie, thank you so much. >>> something all kids and parents need to see. your guide to back to school tech and apps for a successful return to the classroom. and then, of course, your monday and then, of course, your monday morning boost coming up after this. your thyroid eye disease could still change. restoration is still possible. learn how you could give your eyes a fresh start

. >>> breaking tonight, the dallas police officer fatally shot inside of his squad car and what police just revealed calling his death an execution. >>> the new headlines from those two big political interviews. former president donald trump walking back comments he made to nbc news criticizing florida's abortion ban after conservative backlash. >>> and kamala harris defending her shifting positions on policy. >>> the pause in fighting in gaza to vaccinate children for polio. the baby who earlier this summer was just learning to crawl, now stricken with the first case of polio in gaza in 25 years. >>> and the mother who lost nearly everything in a flood and the other mom who reunited her with the prized possession she found floating in the shore. >> that's his nose. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester. >>> we glynn tonight with the severe storms causing chaos at america's airports just as the labor day travel rush gets into full swing. we're tracking thunderstorms on the move you see here in the midwest and heavy

new developments in the deadly shooting of a dallas police officer. update next. texas was killed and two others hurt after a shooting in oak cliff, a suburb of dallas. mike tobin is on this with more. >> the dallas police officer is dead and another fighting for his life. a third shot. the first time the department knew there was a problem there was a call for an officer in distress in a neighborhood on the south side of dallas. when other police arrived they found the officer in a marked police cruiser shot dead. the suspect was still at the scene and opened fire. officers returned fire in the gun battle two police officers were shot. >> our department is hurting. we have officers who are injured, who are in the hospital and we lost one of our own. we ask tonight and this morning for the thoughts and prayers of our city for not only those who are recovering in the hospital, but for our fallen, for their family, and for their loved ones and for us as a department as well. >> the suspect jumped into a car and headed north creating a high speed chase u

notice dallas, 101. 108 on tap for del rio. even as we move a little further to the east across the gulf coast, 95 in new orleans today and tallahassee. we end up into the low 90s for tampa. some of these spots are typical temperatures. but across parts of the south. places like santa fe, you're going to be running 10 degrees above normal. milder air across the great lakes and midwest. that's where you can find the 70s. these temperatures cooler than typical for this time of year. dallas set to hit 100 degrees. 95 for lake charles and into the low 90s for panama city. milder conditions will last but get degrees in phoenix, and oklahoma city hits 92 degrees. and that's a look at your forecast. back to you. >> ang ji angie, thanks. >>> we're back in a minute with the george santos saga. how long the disgraced congressmacon uld face behind bars after pleading guilty to fraud. try dawn powerwash dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. dawn powerwash has 3 cleaning boosters not found in traditional dish soap

i got friends dallas cops and very close friends is in the graveyard shift. pinged him i was like oh my god, could it be you? i wonder how these family members feel every single time these moments happen, one officer is dead right now. the suspect is dead. so we are going to be following this story to figure out exactly what happened right there. we also have some cops still in critical condition at the hospital. praying for those cops as well. >> steve: it's awful. >> rachel: absolutely praying for them. kamala harris is telling america weeks ago that biden biden was fit to run for president. apparently she is still standing by it? >> do you have any regrets about what you told the american people? >> no, not at all. not at all. he was the intelligence, commitment and judgment.at c >> lawrence: lara trump reacts to that coming up. ♪ uld reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're

la policía de dallas indicó que está tras la pista de las sospechosas. otra más. vea usted.o al interior de la casa. luego su sobrino de 2 añitos, también anunció que el oso se acercaba y todos los demás entraron a la casa. el oso se limitó a mirar a ambos lados antes de cruzar el camino de entrada y luego reanudó su paseo veraniego y con el regreso a clases hay que estar más alerta de los niños. es por ello que darío lópez habló con una experta que nos brinda consejos para evitar que los menores se vayan con extraños o sean secuestrados. oh my god! 2 imágenes aterradoras que podrían convertirse en la pesadilla de cualquier familia. la semana pasada en dallas, 2 extraños aparentemente intentaron secuestrar a unos niños y a una adolescente cuando regresaban de la escuela. alejandra monroy es gerente de programas del centro nacional para niños desaparecidos y explotados. ella asegura que es importante que los menores no se vayan con una persona, incluso si es conocida sin la autorización de sus padres o tutores. y siempre es explicarle a tus hijos que no se pueden ir con nadie

una mujer en dallas, texas, es la sÉptima persona que pierde la vida por el virus del nilo occidentalrancisco cuevas nos dice cuÁles son los sÍntomas y cÓmo prevenirlas. >> de costa a costa. >> la preocupaciÓn por la temporada de mosquitos aumenta, especialmente por el virus del nilo occidental, que es la del principal causa de enfermedades transmitidas por estos insectos en el condado de dallas, las autoridades reportaron la muerte de una mujer de 50 aÑos a consecuencia del peligroso virus. >> eso quiere decir de que, eh, las Áreas afectadas. posiblemente hay mÁs vÍctimas o personas que se han contagiado por este virus en el norte de dallas, donde se reportÓ el deceso al -6 personas han resultado infectadas este aÑo desde 1999, cuando se detectÓ por primera vez en estados unidos, mÁs de 27.000 personas han sido hospitalizadas y unas 3000 han fallecido. >> se dice que solamente un 20% de las personas que sufren la picadura de un mosquito que tenga el virus del nilo occidental van a desarrollar la enfermedad. >> los sÍntomas incluyen fiebre, dolor de cabeza, vÓmitos, diarrea, fatiga y

to texas and a man finally free after spending more than half his life in prison this morning, a dallasent more than three decades wrongfully imprisoned is finally exonerated. >> first and foremost, i'd like to thank god who kept me through all this, this great ordeal. >> a judge officially declaring ben spencer innocent of the robbery and murder of businessman jeffrey young in 1987, a crime for which spencer spent 34 years behind bars. >> it is with deep regret that we acknowledge the grave miscarriage of justice that has occurred. we owe you an apology for the manifold suffering that you and your family and this community has endured, because you were wrong. >> i'm just excited that this day has finally come. i mean, it's one day for a wrongful conviction or an arrest. >> it's too long. >> spencer, now 59, was convicted at age 22. but over time, key witnesses recanted their story and a new investigation found prosecutors had withheld evidence despite his long ordeal. spencer yesterday asked his supporters to focus instead on the man killed on that day in 1987. >> and i'd ask that we d

he was with the dallas morning news at the time of the waco incursion. mr. jackson, were there critics of janet reno? there certainly were, particularly among the republicans. and in the more conservative parts of the nation, particularly talk radio, where rush limbaugh was a very big force back then. the concern there was that the was to them a lot of to a lot of conservatives, it was about guns that the federal government attacked the branch davidians order and only in order to confiscate their guns. there had been several previous incidents involving federal agents and raids on large gun owners or people who owned a lot of guns. and there was a feeling amongst the real far right i mean, the real conspiracy theorists, that the government was planning to take everyone's gun guns registered. so that was their concern coming out of waco. there was that it was an opening movement in the government's effort to take away people's firearms. now, she also said that the government denied all this, that their concern was the anti-government attitude, that some of th

david jackson usa today, formerly with the dallas morning news. thank you for appearing on congress. i would say the one thing that really stood out

dallas police holding a press conference and chanley painter here with everything. >> dallas police confirmingee officers shot in the line of duty around 10:00 p.m. last night. they say officers responding to an officer in distress call near oak cliff community center found dallas police officer shot in a march patrol car. the officers exchanged gunfire with armed suspect at the scene where two more officer shot. as of right now when in stable condition and one critical condition and one officer dead. after the shoot up the officer fled the scene with a high-speed chase and the pursuit ended in louisville. according to the police, when the suspect exited the vehicle, he had a long gun at the officers fired at the suspect killing him. the two officers reportedly with life-threatening injuries taken into separate hospitals while the officer who passed away taken to methodist hospital where this video shows dozens of officers including the armor guard lining the entrance and paying respect to the fallen officer and what appears to be a family member escorted into the building. squad cars leaning

. >>> back here in the u.s., a dallas police officer gunned down while sitting in his patrol car. he was just months on the job after years as a high school math teacher. >>> late today, one of the doctors accused in the death of actor matthew perry appearing in court. what we've just learned. >>> and the 6-year-old boy sharing the news he waited so long to hear, he was getting a new heart. the joyful reaction. it's "america strong." >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> whit: good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. as we head into the labor day weekend, developing news on an nhl star hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. abortion and ivf taking center stage in the race for the white house. >>> but we begin tonight with the severe storms moving across the country. 30 million americans on alert with labor day travel poised to break records. the northeast in the crosshairs. torrential rains and flash flooding washing out this road outside harrisburg,

here in dallas we have a problem with homelessness and i found myself in this situation. after living in the house i had rented for a year and when i complained about the water and electricity bill , the landlord decided to get an eviction order for me instead of solving the problem. where should you go? did i go this was my main problem because i could not. i was living in a hotel for 7 months until we finally found a room to rent. we did not have a kitchen to cook in. in addition, we were suffering from covid, virus and cold, and there was always a fear of going to the doctor. you are trying to pay for a house and a roof over your head. woe to the day when you are sick and have to pay for medicine and examination. i decided to spend the extra $100 or $200 i had on food for the two weeks until the next pay period i couldn't spend it on food or transportation anymore. i had to allocate this amount to compensate for the house rent. my hair was falling out very much. it was terrible. it was scary . i was so stressed that one day i had a heart attack. my body was sweating. i

they have no choice but to stop at fort dallas. it's on biscayne point is right in the heart of downtown miami today they sail up to within shouting of it it's just a little ways up the miami they see about of these men gathered on their wharf watching them they shout up saying their records salvagers they're looking for salvage for wrecked boats and whatnot along the coast and they need some provisions but their ship their ship is anchored out sight the hidden threat being that there are people behind us if you don't give us what we want the leader ashore demanded that they want to know where their ship was because he believe them. then he says they can come ashore and he'll sell them some things. they're not about to go ashore. they demand that the people in fort dallas send a canoe, someone out to them. finally, a canoe comes out, but the man in it says, nope, nope, nope, you got to come to shore rule refuses and then says, fine to hell you, we'll go spend our gold somewhere. this is a two sided threat. it tells these guys they

i live in dallas, texas do i faced layoff and am still dealing with this problem.m barry davis currently living in durham, north carolina. i am the mother of a wonderful 10-year-old boy. in december 2020, we were evicted from my house. after two years of struggling to pay the rent, i faced eviction. the only thing i felt was my blood pressure dropping. at that moment , i saw that i fell in the street. here in dallas we have a problem with homelessness and i find myself in such a situation. after living in the house that i had rented for a year and when i had to pay the water bill i complained about electricity. instead of solving the problem, the landlord decided to get an eviction order for me. where should i go, this was my main problem because i could not be homeless. there was no option for a working mother and a son who excelled in school. we were meant to be part of a community. the decline happened quickly and i had insomnia at night. my diet had changed and i became anxious. my mind was constantly occupied and this was the only thing that crossed my mind. t

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texas is a state that has the huge cities and suburban areas in dallas, houston, san antonio, and if he is going to win that race is because he is getting huge margins in those cities. the reason why texas is still a republican state is for every one of those states, there are 100 small towns across the state and tons of counties looking ever increasingly republican. there is little that a democrat can do to win those voters back. they are shifting so far to the right that education in school issues is one of the few things were democrats feel like they have some purchase. there are plenty of fancy private schools and regular private schools in the big cities and suburbs but when you get to the counties that have 100,500 thousand people, there is no private school. all they have is the public for school and even if they are conservative on a host of other issues, the reality is public schooling issues in supporting public school is popular in those areas. democrats are looking to lose by at less than the smaller counties in order to give them sin -- cells -- give themselves a chance

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baja de un vehiculo todoterreno terreno blanco y corre hacia el justo frente a la casa del menor en dallas >> el hombre luego corre hacia su camioneta y se marcha, pero la madre del nino alcanza a salir y toma una foto de la placa del vehiculo el menor le dijo a la policia que el hombre le le alcanzo a decir que dentro de su camioneta tenia un jugador de futbol famoso. >> richardson, al norte de de texas, una camara de vigilancia tambien capto a una adolescente que se ve obligada a esconderse del conductor de este toyota corolla negro, que segun ella, la siguio camino a su escuela el pasado lunes, el dueno de la casa donde ella busco refugio. >> se aseguro de que ella llegara a la escuela y reviso su video de vigilancia. >> alli se ve como el vehiculo pasa frente a su casa una y otra vez aparentemente buscando a la menor. >> menor la policia de dallas ahora investiga estos dos intentos de secuestro que parecen no estar conectados entre si, pero que ocurrieron en un lapso de pocas horas y a escasas millas ambos hombres uno del otro. >> ambos hombres estan profugos el distrito escolar de ri

make folks in houston or otherwise outside of dallas away that he exists.g to hone the argument that that same reputation ted cruz has that endears him so much to his base is part of what has ground congress to a standstill. that is sort of what we are seeing now with 100 days to go. >> you wrote a piece recently for thtes tribune talking about how representative already was taking an unusual tact for democrats in bringing up immigration at some of his campaign events. can you tell us more about your reporting on that? what has been his reproach and how is he molding himself to web voters in texas are looking for in the cycle? >> immigration and the border, two separate topics but also interrelated. consistently again, ranked among the top issues for texas voters in terms of their concerns, what they are thinking about. on the other hand, democrats in statewide races have not developed an effective messaging strategy. they have not defined what they want to do. they have a difficult task. there are two opposing camps in the party to oversimplify things. it

an excessive heat warning from dallas across portions of louisiana, mississippi and arkansas. temperatures today well above average. 102 today in dallas. 101 in little rock. 95 in nashville, montgomery, alabama, n bay. 94, a hot one today, in denver. and that's today's forecast. frances, back over to you. >> ryan, thanks. >>> they were more than ready for it. 90,000 swifties pouring into wembley stadium last night to see taylor swift return to the stage. it was the pop scar's first concert since a thwarted terror plot canceled three days in vienna. three teenagers have been arrested and one more questioned. security was tight at wembley where fans faced bag checks and aerosols and glass banned. swift will play five shows there in all, before saying so long london and ending the european leg of the record-breaking tour. >>> up next, jordan chiles breaks her silence for the first time since she was stripped of her bronze medal. and authorities show their hand. why a las vegas casino is accused. s casino is accused. stains happen to the best of us. i bet carl lewis doesn't get to

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. >> reporter: the first time i came to dallas was june of 2008. >> reporter: in his homeland of scotland. summer means 60-degree temperatures. >> and does it give you a special appreciation for the risk of the heat here in texas? >> back home if we got to this, we would shut those job sites down because it's hot. >> reporter: he uses technology to protect his workers from the heat. they wear the smart watch. >> so you have viewed people out there who say i see my body is too hot? i'll take a little break here? >> potentially. >> reporter: when they rise above 100 degrees, a supervisor is alerted. >> you really don't know if you're coming down with sea illness until the symptoms come down. at that point it's a little late. >> when it went off, it was scary to me. i didn't think anything was happening to me. >> reporter: tyler hughes learned intervention is critical as climate change makes working outdoors in the summer even hotter. >> my superintendent at the time and the safety guy there at the job site were like hey, you need to take a break. i decided to go, get myself checked out and

el virus del nilo, que ha causado la primera muerte en dallas y el llamado triple encefalitis equinade virus. y por eso cuando te pica, hay mÁs posibilidad que te transmite una cantidad de virus suficiente para que te enfermes. >> en massachusetts, una docena de comunidades estÁn en alerta luego de que un hombre de 80 aÑos se convirtiera en el primer infectado en el estado desde 2020 por el triple por la que mueren aproximadamente el 30% de quienes la padecen. el triple es el que tiene mÁs posibilidad de producir problemas neurolÓgicos. aunado a esto, el virus del nilo occidental se reporta en mÁs de 30 estados y de 216 pacientes, 142 presentaron inflamaciÓn cerebral. los sÍntomas de ambos virus son parecidos dolor de cabeza, fiebre alta, rigidez del cuello, debilidad y dolor muscular, desorientaciÓn, convulsiones, enfermedades neuro invasivas graves en casos extremos, parÁlisis y coma. pero la triple se diferencia por fiebres mÁs altas y vÓmitos. ambos virus han llevado a fumigaciones masivas en ciudades afectadas del sur y sureste del paÍs desde dallas, donde se han identificado gr

>> the dallas cowboys. >> maybe that's it. >> maybe, yes, maybe. >> oh, my gosh, really?couldn't figure out the lakers, the pelicans, the warriors? nets fans. >> i feel like my mom's watching me right now. >> yeah. >> okay. so you know you talk about the superstitions when they win. this was the winning outfit. i had the visor on, thank you very much. >> boom. they lead 2-0. then you break this out. >> the mango orange pants. now i'm wearing these every time i go to a game. >> you'll have to. i don't know if we'll get a shutout every time in the giants favor. >> yes, you will. >> man, full throttle. >> look at that. we chowed, too. it was so fun. >> juliette and paulette, the x-factor for giants baseball. >> please. thank you. i'm leaving this on. >>> a new report says actor nicolas cage will play legendary raiders coach john madden in a movie about his life. "madden the hall of famer" became even more impactful in the game of football during his years in the broadcasting booth. he became the name behind the widely popular sports video game madden nfl football. no word wh

i'm about to take off on a 2 1/2 hour drive from dallas to a state prison in east texas. about 15 years, 16 years total. >> what has life been like in prison all these years? >> some days it's good days. some days it's bad. it's prison, so you kind of basically wake up every day and you hope for the best, so. >> what is the real story? >> that i'm innocent. i did not kill my parents at all. >> brandon, i have interviewed a lot of people in prison and in jail, and so often they say, "i didn't do it, i didn't do it." why should we believe you? >> i think that you should look at the totality of the evidence. >> brandon pushes back against the accusation that he purposely lied about his timeline on the night of october 16th. >> i told a lot of people that i really don't -- couldn't consider myself staying there for a couple of hours. but, you know, i fed the cats. i fed the dogs. i got ready to go that night. so maybe the, you know it did take a little bit longer. i wasn't one to sit here, look at my watch every moment of every day. so, um, i did the best i could. i told them

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ahora que se va klay thompson precisamente a dallas, pues que bueno que pueda estar todavía un par de que acuda al albergue berkeley humane el sábado 7 de septiembre adopte 1 de los animatos qu valie el próximo 17 de noviembre y la mayoría de las chicas ya se están preparando. es el caso de miss bolivia, nuestra colega ivette machín conversó con ella y aquí está la entrevista. miss cochabamba juliana barrientos hola, qué tal, amigos? así es. hoy estamos muy felices porque estamos conociendo a miss bolivia 2024. juliana barrientos qué gusto! muchas gracias. sé que tocas piano, que habla 5 idiomas. así es. mira a dios gracias. tuve la oportunidad de tener el don de la música, que es algo que a mí me encanta un montón. para mí, aprender los 5 idiomas. varios fueron autodidactas de una forma muy sola. de hecho, 1 de los idiomas que hablo es el ruso y el ucraniano. yo no sabía leerlo ni escribirlo porque mi mamá fue la que me hablaba. porque tu mamá es de ucrania. mi mamá es ucraniana. tengo 2 profesiones bioquímica y farmacéutica también. hace muchos años empecé a practicar y crear un pro

that's supposed to change your plane to dallas. and i didn't make that. so i ended up going to oakland. when we got to oakland, one of the guys in my flight class with jim willingham and his father, he lived in right outside of california. and jim, mr. willingham worked for caterpillar and he'd given everybody a business card and told us in when we got there to call, calling. so after i checked in, i called him up and he told me to meet him at a bar. where? down there. there was three or four guys from my flight class. there and mr. willingham showed up. he took us to his house where there was 12 or 15 more guys in my class that had been there for maybe two or three days or one day, or got there that morning. and he was letting me stay at the house until they got the port call. and so we had like a mini reunion there, mr. willingham's house and told us when we got to vietnam to let him know where it was. and we all wrote him letters when we got to our unit. and about once a month, if you wrote him a letter, he made a newsletter and his secretary at work p

thompson and his new team, the dallas mavericks, will visit chase center on november 12th. thompson left the dubs in july in a sign and trade deal with dallas, after contract negotiations with the warriors broke down. the 34 year old was, of course, a key part of the golden state's dynasty, helping the warriors win four world championships between 2015 and 2022. it is going to be a little weird seeing klay back in that capacity. >> all right, we still have much more news ahead. we do. >> let's go to abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra with a look at what's coming up at 530 steph thanks dan and ama tonight. >> it's being pegged as a seismic shift in the real estate world. we'll discuss new rules taking effect this week that will change how realtors get paid to help people buy and sell their homes. a local expert joins us live to discuss the impacts expected right here in the bay area. then a local bank policy seemingly taken out of a spy movie. we'll dive into further controversy involving san francisco's wells fargo employee security procedures. join us for those stories

but thank god we did. >> reporter: this is the first week of the school year in dallas, as it is for many other communities around the country. the national center for missing and exploited children says the greatest risk for child abduction is in the hours right before and right after the school day, as children walking and riding their bikes. as the kids in these videos did, some of the host helpful tips are to avoid strangers or run away or threaten to use a cell phone to call for call for hop a help. >>> ernesto overflowing rivers and shutting down bridges and roads. this morning, nearly half a million customers remain in the dark. luma energy says they are working to re-establish service as fast as possible. president biden has approved an emergency declaration making additional resources available. flower nece now, ernesto is expected to strengthen again as it heads toward bermuda. >> good morning, everyone. yes, ernesto is now to the north of puerto rico. the weather has been improving all night on the island. here's the storm. it is a hurricane now. winds of 85 miles per hour