they had arrested dallas?> shock. >> but also, deep down, i knew i started to kind of piece things together in my brain. and i just didn't feel right. i don't know what it was. i just got this sickly feeling in my stomach. >> dallas told the police and told everyone who would listen that he's the one who found you in your home, shot and stabbed, that he called for help and that he, in essence, saved your life. yes. >> the way that i put it together is that he shot me, left for work and then made it seem like he came home and just found me like that. >> evelyn, you could have died. yes. >> i laid there for about five hours with three bullets in your head and knife wounds in your neck. >> yes. it is a miracle you are alive. >> definitely. >> why did he try to kill you? >> that i still don't know. >> dallas was arrested after he cried me a river, professing his innocence. what was he charged with? >> aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, not attempted murder? >> no. did he go to trial? >> what happened? >> we

found out he was in dallas.ctually a professional and i kept thinking, why is this man having a good life after he murdered angie? it was going to be solved and russell would go to jail. >> well, just a minute. she was persistence in a breathe new life into a case that set called for nearly 24 years. >> now, the investigation was about to take a turn. >> coming up. >> the detective said we got him. my mind went to russell. who was could've done it? done ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your fami

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

in communities around the country, and specifically target little rock, arkansas, birthplace and dallas, texas, where our currently reside. but we love the idea of our books being a community. author talks or symposiums. panel discussions. just an environment where young people, parents and just community people are coming together to celebrate literature. and where did you come up with the idea? you know, i'm a southern guy born in little rock, arkansas. we love our soul music. we love gospel music. we love blues. and we love james brown because he's the hardest working man in show business. so his song, say loud i'm black and i'm proud resonated with me because that growing up, our group began in the south little rock, arkansas. and during that time, you know, it was a black pride movement all around the country. and i wanted my organization to kind of say the same thing, to say it loud about literature and you founded this in 1997, 1997, you know, after, you know, spinning 13 years in southern california, working in dallas based industry, i went back to little rock, arkansas, to just

he did have relatives, some living right there in dallas.e and two adult children visited him in the hospital a month prior to his death. to hear that he has been deemed an unclaimed person, what's your reaction to that? >> that's crazy. we're here. we've always been here. his son has his same name. how can he be unclaimed? >> reporter: this is where victor honey's body was then taken, the university of north texas health science center, where according to government documents, his bodies what then froden, cut into pieces and sent out to different medical groups across the country, all without his prior consent or his family's knowledge. those documents show honey's severed right leg sent to a swedish medical device maker for $341. his torso to pittsburgh which m made $900. and a pair of bones went to medical training. his temporal bone, his torso. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: do you think he would have wanted this? >> no. the ten years we were married, he never wanted to be an organ donor. we talked about it. >> reporter: and honey is not al

thea west, political commentator from dallas, texas. thank you very much to both of you for sharing your thoughts and views with us on this edition of spotlight and thanks to all of you viewers for watching this edition. i don't win many awards in my own country so i'm a bit shocked. firstly like to thank the iranian people for uh welcoming welcoming me into your beautiful country, i want to tell you uh all people in this room, storytellers, truth tellers, we cannot fake in emotion, we cannot fake the truth, this is for every child, mother and father who are lost by us made weapons. and uk made weapons and european made weapons in our palestine, the second sub international media festival. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet ahlam banawi. as this captivating documentary explores her unwavering dedication to syria and the profound personal struggles that she endured during the war in syria. we still oppose a general ceasefire, yes. israel has a right to defend itself. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet, ahlam

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thea west, political commentator from dallas, texas. thank you very much. to both of you for sharing your thoughts and views with us on this edition of spotlight and thanks to all of you viewers for watching this edition. what happened today? is no accident, it is the continuation of the killing of 17 of of beta's residents uh during demonstrations since uh 2021. it is intentional killing that is now receiving the light of day, enjoy receiving that receiving the light of day because she is an american citizen, it was intentional killing that cannot be justified. isrite kills nearly 20 palestinians a school in central gaza as a genocidal war's death toll tops 41,000. hamas reiterates its support for you and back up. was sease fire plan saying it will never accept any new demands or conditions set by any party, israel forces killed at least eight palestinians and air strikes on two cities across the occupied westbank.

dallas jennings: he was a great people person. and i guess that's-- you have to be when you deal cars and stuff. keith morrison: and their mom, lisa? amanda jennings: very pretty. she could be really happy and, like, sort of like the life of the party kind of person. yeah, really fun being around. keith morrison: while brad ran the farm and his car business, lisa worked at a local internet company. she was really good at it. and she became, like, their top employee. keith morrison: at home, lisa was the mom who actually liked video games-- with dallas, mostly. video games and movies. we had a big projector screen that we would put on the wall and, like, watch movies really big. did it seem like a happy household overall? yeah. keith morrison: 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, when the mood 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

and yet he did have relatives, some living right there in dallas. their two adult children say they had even visited honey in a hospital months prior to his death. to hear that your ex-husband has been deemed an unclaimed person, what's your reaction to that? >> that's crazy. we're here. we've always been here. his son has his same name. how can he be unclaimed. >> reporter: this is where victor honey's body was then taken, the university of north texas health science center, where according to government documents, his body was then frozen, cut into pieces and sent out to different medical groups across the country, all without his prior consent or his family's knowledge. those documents show honey's severed right leg sent to a swedish medical device maker for $341. his torso shipped to a medical education company in pittsburgh which paid $900. and for $210, a pair of bones from his skull went to the u.s. army for military medical training. his right leg was sold? >> yes, ma'am,. >> reporter: his temporal bone, his torso? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter

in the north dallas area linked to the tren de aragua gang from venezuela.lap celebrating with other agencies to address possible crimes linked to this and other gangs in our city. >> tren de aragua has already established presences in new york city and chicago. and has been tied to violent crimes in those cities, including the shooting of two nypd officers in june. >> unfortunately, every state is indeed now a border state. and we have got stop it because these gangs are coming to a city near you. >> and, bret, border patrol agents have repeatedly told us when they encounter these venezuelan men at the southern border, they have really no way of vetting them most of the time. >> venezuelan simply does not cooperate with the united states and share law enforcement records and as a result of that, a large majority of these venezuelan illegal immigrants end unjust getting released into the country. bret? >> bret: you know, bill, we have been doing this story about california and the possible plan to help illegal immigrants there purchase homes. some news about

reporter this is video of andrew beard being booked in a dallas county jail. he pleaded guilty to the murder and it all seemed. case closed, much to the family's shock, there was another arrest. beard's girlfriend. prosecutors say holly elkins was the puppet master of the entire plan to kill alyssa, and they laid out the charges against her in court. >> she wasn't an innocent bystander. she participated in this all the way. i think without her influence, andrew would not have committed the murder. >> at trial, prosecutors say elkins stalked and harassed alyssa for months. she and andrew planted drugs and a gun in her car and called the police to have her arrested so she could raise alyssa's daughter with andrew. when that didn't work, they plotted to kill her. a week before alyssa's murder, elkins sent text messages to beard saying, i hope you'll handle it, and that she'd be his ride or die. >> no emotion at all. she didn't have anything. i don't even know if she blinked. >> a jury found elkins guilty of orchestrating alyssa's murder in august. she was sentenc

dallas cowbo s you have to be careful. dallas cowboys quarterback - you have to be careful.ys quarterback doug prescott has become the highest—paid player in nfl history. he was told by his agent only hours before he helped his team to win at the cleveland browns. prescott $240 million deal makes in the first player in nfl history to average $60 million a season. now his plan is to end dallas is 28 year wait for a super bowl. i is 28 year wait for a super bowl. ., , , ., ., , .,, bowl. i honestly wanted to stop answerin: bowl. i honestly wanted to stop answering your _ bowl. i honestly wanted to stop answering your questions - answering your questions because i don't like to talk about— because i don't like to talk about money. i've answered questions time and time about the negotiations and i wanted that over with. if it meant me not being _ that over with. if it meant me not being here which i did when ithink— not being here which i did when i think about, ijust wanted to be at — i think about, ijust wanted to be at peace with whatever the decision— be at peace with whatev

he's going to dallas cooper worked all offseason practicing his new position with a little help from mom. >> tamara. >> coop had mentioned it in his when he was at camp and he said, no, you know, my brothers didn't help me. my mom did. >> her husband catching them on camera between the blinds, working in the backyard. >> i saw him hike into a trash can, and i was like, i went out there and go, hey, bub, i said, what are you doing? and he goes, well, i'm just, you know, i need to practice. and i go, well, i said, by the time, you know, i said, i can help you. i said, you get back from your my lunch, i'll take a lunch and we'll just practice. he's like, are you sure? and i'm like, absolutely. >> he was snapped with his mom in the backyard, not his dad. his mom that just tells you the whole family. you know, jared talks about all in the babies are all in on sunday, smiling as she saw her son allow zero pressures, snapping the ball to the $60 million man. >> but you know dak is you know that special relationship there is one and he's been nothing for supportive but supportive for cooper.

you have that game, dallas and cleveland. dallas is coming out 12-5, cleveland 11-6.t deshaun watson. are you a believer that he still has great football left in him? because he hasn't shown it. >> he had such a long layoff where he wasn't playing. plus he's had some injuries. but i think that's the key in cleveland. cleveland has got a great defense, some great players. as long as they get production at the quarterback position, i think they're going to have an outstanding team. of course going against the cowboys, i think when you look at the starting lineup for the cowboys, they are as good as anybody. they have shown that during the regular season. now, can dak prescott play well in the big games? it's going to be an interesting game. i know that cleveland is favorite at home, but i think it's a toss-up. but it's going to be a great ball game. >> wright, dak prescott. are you sold he can win back the big one? it doesn't sound like terry jones is. he said something to the effect of, "i've stopped listening to jerry jones a long time ago." your thoughts about your c

the dallas police chief association said this...ch. >> these young officers, when they are arriving to the scenes, they are responding to scenes of war. that is not normal. the days of the simple 911 calls , you know, loud music, those days are gone. we are responding to acts of war >> reporter: the startling part about this is they are not only arriving at scenes of war, they are now being targeted in this war. >> absolutely. like these officers said, i mean this was definitely a targeted act and one that is just heinous , it affected an entire community and family of this fallen officer. it's something we see across the board and i think that that sentiment against law enforcement, which started to see in 2020, has continued to go down. and we've seen the tragic effects of that not only fallen officers but also just a lack of officers staying on the force when they need to be there and also a lack of recruitment, they are not getting the numbers they need. they are down hundreds of officers in some areas, thousands of officers. it

memorial services held for dallas police officer darron burks, who was executed while sitting in hisnd targeted by the suspect just for being an officer. >> darron was probably one of the best men i ever met, he did not deserve this. he had a kind word for everybody. everybody loved him. >> always, always a beautiful s spirit, always made an impact wherever he went. >> he was more than a friend. he was like family. and that is the way he always treated people, like family. >> carley: eddy garcia is dallas police chief and he joins us now. thank you for joining us, this is a tragedy. you say he was executed just for being police officer. what happened? >> pleasure being on your show to talk about officer burks. officer burks was in between calls, he stopped in a parking lot. suspect approached as if to start a conversation and within a matter of moments opened fire as the officer sat in his vehicle and executing him. upon that, unbelievable work done by dispatcher who recognized sounds coming from radio trans mission from the officer. senior corporal jamie farmer arrived on scene and

embedded she has been a lot of inventory the dallas area right now and even austin which is been a harde housing market not only affects everybody's lives coming it house in effect in the macroeconomy because it is such a big part of our budget is. do you see danger there for the economy. >> i don't know if i see danger but i think that if people are sitting a lot of home equity gains after such you know big increases in prices of last few years, is a huge wealth effect to that if you have a mortgage that is under 4 percent, putting free money in your pocket right now. compared to today's rates and that can support a lot of consumer spending and home furnishings and purchases. the economy deteriorates we would see the housing go back out of it the very closely intertwined housing as you are not going to be think the tracks at the economy right now. jack: thank you and williams-sonoma stockpot a lot of the purchases meanwhile the men have a pair of investment is andrew predict the companies may to join the s&p 500, sav chase really knows how to put the hart in your local community. see w

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because of his past, because he's black. >> reporter: officials with dallas and tarrant counties and science center have declined nbc news' repeated request for interviews. but just this week, after the university suspended its program, and after nbc news aired the first part of this story, both counties held meetings addressing the failures. for louisa -- >> we just another body to them. >> reporter: it's a step towards closure, but still, no justice. >> he wasn't a missing person. he had family that love him. he wasn't nothing. that's how they treated him, like he was a nothing, when he was everything to me. >> reporter: liz kreutz, nbc news, dallas. >>> and we'll take break. when we come back, together they take the plunge to clean up underwater waste. meet the women with a passion for restoring polluted ponds. a what did everyone think of the chapter "the right area rug for every budget"? i'll say it, the section on washable rugs was thrilling. thoughts, richard? the part about the floral rugs really spoke to me. [ sigh ] i want to know who's going to play the rug in the movie? w

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brooke taylor is in dallas following this. what have local leaders been telling you?is is the 32nd officer to be intentionally killed just this year. the local union president here calling this an all-out raging war on cops. they say that we have to do more to protect officers. darron burks left his job as a math teacher coach to serve his community. he was murdered less than a year on a job. he was sitting in his marked patrol car last thursday when the shooter went up to him and pulled out a handgun and killed him. the dallas police chief says this was a targeted execution. take a look at this dashcam footage. he led them on a chase and stopped, the officers yelling at him to drop the gun. he doesn't listen and then he is shot and killed. the president of the dallas police chief association tells us this is a perfect example of why so many people just don't want to become officers anymore, and nationwide staffing shortages are devastating our police forces. >> these young officers, when they are arriving to those scenes, they are responding to scenes of war. that is

the dallas cowboys coming in at number one, valued at $11 billion, and second place, the l.a. rams.ar, by the way, from rams president kevin demoff in just a moment. that team valued at $8 billion. third place, the new england patriots, almost $8 billion. let's bring in the man behind the valuations list, cnbc senior rep sports reporter. you are known as the guru of all of this. what factored into your rankings? >> sports teams, nfl teams included, scott, are sold on multiples of revenue, so when you're trying to determine the value of an nfl team, look at the commanders. they sold for 11 times revenue. prior to that, the denver broncos sold for about nine times revenue, so you're always looking at revenue comps. >> any surprises? >> what i'm really surprised about, number one, is how far ahead of every other team the dallas cowboys are in sponsorship revenue and in local revenue, revenue generated at the stadium. for example, the cowboys this year are pushing $250 million in stadium sponsorship revenue. no other team has hit $200 million yet. >> so, stadiums count for a lot. in fac

>> i'm given to understand that this past weekend the archbishop was visiting in dallas, was a guestishop that this mass of the americas be sung there next year for their feast of the lady of guadalupe and there cathedral is the cathedral of our lady of guadalupe. to make that is wonderful. we have to close up. i want to say thank you so much for being with us and for viewers to come to mass on december 8th. it will also be live streamed from the cathedral and broadcast. thank you for being with us and thank you for your work in music. thank you for being with us on mosaic. >> thank you. blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. like live streaming. why choose a mobile network built and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one

pero el fiscal del distrito del condado dallas también hará su propia investigación.y la tala de árboles que se ha producido más en el último año. los vecinos dicen que los osos no han hecho daño a nadie en esas zonas donde todavía están paseando como en su casa, y su consumo ha sido común en algunos sectores y ahora también hace presencia en los medios digitales, ya que varios usuarios en redes sociales la promueven. estamos hablando de la leche sin pasteurizar, pero en medio de su popularización, un experto nos dice que beber leche cruda conlleva riesgos para la salud. miryam villarreal yo creo que es la mejor leche que puedes tomar. jesús reyes habla de la leche de vaca, pues la primera vez que lo probé pues sí, sentí malestar en el estómago. en específico se refiere a la leche sin pasteurizar. su consumo común entre muchos de nuestra comunidad. mis papás viven en modesto y hay ranchos de animales y si ellos se han consumido un poco de niña, pues era lo que consumíamos. la leche recién ordeñada en redes sociales también se han difundido videos de usuarios promovien

. >> y nuestra colaboradora paula ramos estuvo en sacramento y dallas, donde los latinos evangelicosndo sus mensajes a traves de medios de comunicacion cristianos en >> esta iglesia en sacramento puede tener espanol. >> esta iglesia en sacramento puede tener la clave para comprender a grupos de votantes mas importantes en estas elecciones, los evangelicos latinos. >> su evangelicos latinos. >> su pastor, el puertorriqueno samuel rodriguez, es tambien un gran amigo de la conferencia nacional del liderazgo cristiano hispano y su influencia es grande. >> el pastor rodriguez hace su trabajo en la iglesia de je jesucristo de los santos de los ultimos bush, obama y trump. >> ha sido increible. >> ¿y quienes son? >> ¿quienes son estos estos chicos que de repente escogen a esta congregacion? >> primera y segunda generacion de repente congregacion? >> ¿spanish speakers? >> spanish mi alla de su mega iglesia la influencia del pastor rodriguez se expande gracias a voz media, una compania nueva de medios en espanol que tiene un objetivo, llegar a los latinos conservadores. >> agenda y con los va

dallas police officer daron burks laid to rest tomorrow. being described as a targeted execution. cold blooded murder. brooke taylor has more live from dallas. >> officer burks was a long-time teacher and coach. recently became an officer. he hadn't been on the job a year and brutally attacked and murdered thursday. police say he was sitting in his marked car last week when the shooter went up to him, pulled out a handgun and killed him. the dallas police chief says this was a targeted execution. i want you to take a look at this dash cam footage showing the final confrontation between the shooter and police following a 25-mile chase. he stops in the middle of the freeway, walks toward the officers, you could see that shotgun in his hand there. the officers are yelling at him to drop the gun before he is shot. president of the dallas police chief association tells me this is a war on cops. nationwide staffing shortages, no secret. we reported on it before. this, he says, is a perfect example of why so many people don't want to become office

that we are hearing they are in dallas as well, dallas pd telling box quote,"we've had gang activitythe north dallas area connected to the tren de aragua and, we are collaborating with other agencies for other possible -- other possibles crimes connected to this." what we are seeing with these gang members is that almost every single one of them crossed illegally into texas the biden administration release them in to the country, the same biden administration that has repeatedly sued the state -- state of sexist -- state of texas. >> martha: that's a tough reality for aurora colorado, thank you very much. with that let's bring in republican texas, roy and -- both are in aurora today. daniel, let me start with you, the denver mayor has also suggested that your outcry over this is overwrought and that the problem is not as big as you say. and you heard the sheriff and that peace, what do you say to them, how can use a stamp sheet where you stand on this? >> while i have been involved first-hand, boots on the ground. on gone in and move folks out, i have talked to actual tenants, lease

a policeman in dallas was executed for wearing the uniform. of police today. as the presidential debate approaches, voters are noticing vice president kamala harris's strategy of dodging questions. they don't like it. another super cringe video moment of a high-profile democrat supporting the v.p. pizza and coconut are involved. tammy bruce, paul mauro, kerri urbahn. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: cleaning up the voter rolls. as we move closer to election day. story getting attention. alexandria hoff has more from washington. >> the numbers are making waves. virginia announced the removal of over 6,000 non-citizens from its voter rolls. texas 6500 and alabama over 3200. >> we know that our voter rolls are getting non-citizens on them. they are getting registered. whether they vote or not once they are registered it's hard to say. but you look at the news in the recent weeks and texas has said 6500 non-citizens they've removed. virginia, over 6,000, ohio, 700. the numbers are pretty big. >> those in favor of cleaning up the vote