in dallas, so while johnson is making his way back to washington, that picture of the swearing in is projected to the rest of the nation. so it sends exactly the image that lyndon johnson needed to send and it sent it as quickly as could possibly be done. johnson, just so you know, also wanted to choreograph the exit from the plane at andrews air force base when at they arrived in washington, but on that occasion, the kennedy group refused to cooperate and you've probably all seen these images of this small sort of cargo truck coming down with the casket and mrs. kennedy and robert kennedy, who boards from the front of the plane, walks to the back and the other kennedy aides, what i found in the house select committee on assassinations, their papers are in the national archives in washington and i found an interview with one of the kennedy aides, which proves that what happened is someone went through and hand picked all the people who are going to leave with the body. leaving behind some of the kennedy aides who actually were cooperating with johnson on the plane, so that scene of co

a village near dallas so. we texas to the frontline. this position is two hundred meters from buildings held by the islamic state. the group has just flat. it's islamic state group jerome. of. what's happened to your leg. if i'm not there and we're going to. shortened by a sniper. the bullet just grazes me. of it's a flash winds nothing serious. he was a twelve point seven millimeter bullets. it will happen just a few moments ago. when i was talking to my com rates and i was fired on as i was entering the house voted. it down here on the go. listen if there is a jerome king pickup warm it's like i'm gonna be so deploy in those houses voted with double diamond you would be. the men rush to that combat stations. they deployed on the balcon. ready i face the attack. suddenlyly. they sport jihadists in the distance. and panic. the fourth is holding the most of the other side of the street leave the statio. stop stop polio positions. a few feet of the three areas group fighters infiltrate to the river bank and ran toward to house. third one

so the dallas police were investigating that. >> so did the archives have to work with the dallas police? martha: no. all of these items were transferred to the fbi and then to the warren commission and finally came to the national archives. but it was within the custody of the u.s. federal government private transfer. of course, national archives has records of the u.s. federal government. we would not have the records of the dallas police had they not transferred into that custody. this is the famous rifle which oswald used to assassinate the president. you can see the custom box created by the conservation staff. it has its own commission exhibit number, 139. we consider it part of the records of the warren commission. they were the organization who had custody last prior to transfer. the next item is this blanket. this is the blanket that was found in the house of ruth payne. ruth payne was the woman with whom oswald's wife and daughter were staying at the time, and oswald has stored some of his effects in their garage. and so, it is believed that he actually had wrapped the rifle in

criminal conspiracy, so it becomes a very challenging case and steve, who ricardo refer today as a -- referred to runs a task force, he does drug cases i-35 all the way from dallasso he just has a sort of knowledge of criminal organizations and groups over the years who have been involved in running money up and down selling drugs, so he did -- he took a sort of more unusual attack in unraveling the conspiracy in his knowledge of all the past cases with the trevinos, in jail outside of mÉxico, outside of mexico city but the family is from a laredo and dallas. so he was able to, you know, with a lot of other investigators, it was pretty pain-staking involving tons and tons of documents and also witness testimonies and it took about three years and then another five years for all the various trials and appeals, so, you know, that's eight years and a lot of resources poured into -- into money laundering investigation, so, yeah, because i always think, we need to do more, you know, why don't we do more of these investigations and now i understand how difficult they are, so -- [laughter] >> yeah, i respect to those guys. >> so here is a question i've been dying to as

low 60s for dallas. so what about next thursday?ting a high temperature right around 47 degrees. it does look cloudy and chilly and there could be a shower chance perhaps even some snow flurries next thursday around mount pocono. 36 degrees. 44 for atlantic city. look at the warmth. near 80 degrees miami, near 70 for new orleans. 60 degrees showers chances for san francisco. upper 30s chilly though, kathy for chicago. >> yeah, it looks consistent, scott. one thing that we continue to look at it looks like it's going to be chill alley day. hopefully we can keep the rain away. reading looking good. overnight to we'll seat clouds. reading 44. 43 in pottstown. 48 in philadelphia. and 48 in wildwood not as cold as it has been. during the day tomorro the high around 56. morning shower very early like five, 6:00 a.m. becoming sunny and breezy. winds gusting to 30. possibly as high as 40 miles an hour gusts out there as well. so keep an eye on that. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority friday sunny and cooler in the wake of

thing we talk about off camera eagles have been on a five week leading up to this big game with dallas. sod go to the locker room. one guy is named jaylen mills, green goblin with green hair and i had to ask him did you have any cheat meals during the bye week. >> i guess chinese food wasn't that bad here and there, so i cheated with some chinese food , i love lomaine so i cheated with that. >> i had a philly cheese stake and five guys burger, super burger for sure. >> start with jaylen and corry how know is pride of the gloucester county from glassboro, new jersey we are in west deptford. so now that you have won, first of all when you are playing what are rules in terms of the food. >> no boys, no booze and no brownies. >> your coach is serious about that. >> now thaw are won what are your cheat meals. >> ice cream with brownies in it. >> really. >> yes. >> your coach, she's over there smiling she doesn't want to be on tv, she's gorgeous. hi, blonde. >> what do you think does she eat brownies are is she strict about her diet too. >> she's strict about her die teeth. >> what did you eat f

so for that one would save him several million dallas. >> so you say fire the accountants.was reading "the washington post" says the bill as stands right now would broadly cut taxes but say wealthy and corporations would really be the ones to stand to benefit. so my question to you then who ends up paying more? who is on the shorter end of the deal? >> remember, the thing adds 1.7 trillion to the debt. so it is net loss of federal revenue. meant to give everyone tax cuts in the bracket. and people who would lose with peculiar demographics, possible families who have a lot of kids who fall in certain tax brackets might pay more because the personal exemption which allows them to reduce taxable income for each child, that personal exemption would go away. so fewer mechanisms for lowering their taxable income. depends where you fall in terms of tax breaks, some would end up worse off by losing state and local jurisdiction, depends where you live and what your income and tax bracket is. when you put it all together the tax independent group is saying about 7% of people would pa

so harry mccormick knew soorls, the head of the secret service in dallas and had to find him and bring him back to my grandfather's manufacturing company. so my grandfather went back to the office. there waiting for him was darwin payne, another reporter, who had become aware of the film, who interviewed him at that very moment, and the notes for that interview, hand-written notes for that interview are incredibly powerful and poignant and in the archives of the sixth floor museum. my grandfather immediately tried to reach my father. first calling our home, my mother -- to my parents, meanwhile, i have should have said this. my parents, meanwhile -- my dad had gotten a job in the justice department, working for bobby kennedy, his long-awaited dream job working in the administration. they had married on october 31st, 1963, had their honeymoon and come to washington. so this was two weeks after he started this job that he had wanted so much. and my grandfather was able to get my father on the phone. and the way that my father remembered this was that he was distraught, he was crying, he

drafted into the licenses, pull a hamstring, stashed grad school, then win to train with the dallas cowboys. so my day i'm catching footballs for america's team, and at night i'm watching material science engineering vhs videotapes, and when danny white and i went out i pulled my hamstring again. that what's end of of my football career and went back to uv and got my masters degree in material science. >> host: from the day you applied in nasa to the day you took off in atlantis, how many years was that? >> guest: i applied in 1997, got into the corps in 1998. ten years later to fly in space. >> host: is that typical. >> guest: not typical. most people fly within maybe three -- two to three years on a shuttle mission, maybe three or four years if it's a long duration space station mission but i had a problem. >> host: what? >> guest: i lost all minage a training accident if went completely deaf. and i still have hearing impairment in my left ear but they forgot to put a pad any helmet that allows you clear your ears and they said i would never fly in space. >> host: a diving accident, correct.

dallas. dave spadaro: so, we got eagles fans, rightfully so, bristle at the arrogance of the cowboys. but then i think also there's an inherent jealousy. rosemary: bring on dallas. i say that with a smile. the birds play their much anticipated matchup against the dreaded dallas cowboys a little bit later on tonight. it's a sunday night showdown you will see only on nbc 10. philadelphia eagles insider dave spadaro joins us this morning. thanks for being with us, dave. dave: and you. you know, eagles fans say, "bring on dallas," with a snarl, not with a smile. rosemary: all right, so dave, eagles fresh off their bye week. last time they had a mini bye, things were a little rocky out there. dave: yeah, it's going to be interesting to see how the eagles handle this tonight. for 2 weeks, they've been hearing about how great they are, and how the super bowl is in the future. and that can kind of take the focus away from some players, as i've seen through the years. doug pederson has preached all week, "win today, win today, beat dallas this evening." and we will see how mature this eagles te

it was picked up at his residence on north beckley street by dallas police officers. and so this was a tag that was a ffixed by them. >> so it says, charge murder there. martha: right. the thing to remember is that at the time that kennedy was assassinated, it was not a federal crime to kill the president. so had he gone on trial, he would've gone on trial for murder in texas. so the dallas police were investigating that. had toas the archives work with the dallas police? martha: no. all of these items were transferred to the f.b.i. and then to the warren commission and finally came to the national archives. but it was within the custody of the u.s. federal government private transfer to us. because of course, national archives has records of the u.s. federal government. we would not have the records of the dallas police had they not transferred into that custody. this is the famous rifle which oswald used to assassinate the president. you can see the custom box created by the conservation staff. it has its own commission exhibit number, 139. we consider it part of the recor

>> the dallas cowboys. >> you don't have ezekiel elliott. >> we don't need ezekiel elliott. >> usually when i'm watching, we lose. so i don't think i'm going to watch the next dallas cowboy redskins game, because i want us to win. >> reporter: both of these teams need to win to make a playoff push. hopefully, we'll be creating memories for another redskins fan. in washington, diane roberts, wusa9 sports. >>> all right, so diane's right. the redskins may need to win out to make the playoffs, but they've been here before. the skins ran the table to finish the season in each of their last four playoff appearances. just two seasons ago, the skins won fair final four games after a 5-7 start, and finished as nfc east champs. in 2012, rg3 led the skins to ann their final 7 games, and how about ten years ago. remember todd collins? he helped the skins win their final four games and a spot in the playoffs. finally in 2005, santana moss highlighted a run of five straight wins to end a six year playoff drought. the skins have 5 more regular season games to go. the good news is, starting tonight against the cowboys, the burgund

and the way dallas looked tonight, everyone is thinking that the eagles are going to steam roll the cowboys. they look great. but it's not simple. >> no, not sople. dallas is a very good team. it's within the division and a rivalry game. but the way the ago reckless rolling right now. they are set to sign veteran free agent linebacker dannell ellerbe. he's spent eight seasons in the nfl, most recently with the new orleans saints. released just before the start of the season. he worked out for the birds a couple weeks ago. everywhere i go, people are asking, are the eagles for real? the short answer is, yes. the longer answer, they are for real. this is a special team enjoy the moment. >> it's a lot of fun. hasn't been this way for a long time. home field advantage, in my opinion is not a lock. four of the next five on the road. they have played well on the road. but against the rams, the seahawks, and the dallas cowboys next sunday night who will be without ezekiel elliott. and lose their linebacker, sean lead today. yeah. tough matchup. jerry jones and the cowboys are not sitting in a good spot tonight, especially with the eagles up next wit

community that were there any small screws that were successful because it is very easy to look at dallas sowith is the of a highlight of the '50s or the '60s were any successful during pbil?. >> there were to a but livingston was probably the best in east texas. livingston one close to bns once they won 73 days when competing for the playoffs. but i would say that era that stands out to me beecher they try to relate to the black high-school is they were feeders. it is a relationship if you go to a black high-school then a black college so the duty of that was he graduated and then go back to the home town to become teachers and coaches so in the 1950's as the golden era in general i the north there are more resources are ready necessarily but better players that came down in that era. >> i know there is some great rivalries in the state but has there anything ben like back in the '50s? i think they played in thanksgiving?. >> yes. dryness many as 40,000 fans. but talk about playing in the stadium the only seeded 30,000. but the finance -- the field had standing room only around the field. b

so here, is their remaining schedule now the forecast for the first game back from the bye week is a little bit uncertain against those dallasrtly cloudy sign right here as eagles head to dallas, they are without elliot, will be suspended but it is still a tough place to play. now on short week, the eagles welcome the bears to philadelphia. i think this should be relatively easy game. we will put some sunshine up there. they have rookie quarterback. they have trouble scoring, sunny skies for the eagles- bears at home. now that start a difficult stretch of three straight road games, with two on the west coast. seattle seahawks are without their leader on defense, richard sherman after he ruptured his achilles tendon in thursday's win over arizona huge loss. now seattle always a difficult place to play even when the defense isn't at 100%. i do think this is a win-able game. however you never really know. we go partly cloud any seattle , never really know. the birds will stay on the west coast, they head to la to take on one of the surprise teams in the ffl. the rams as i said, back-to-back on the west coast , kind of tough. i

criminal conspiracy, so it becomes a very challenging case and steve, who ricardo refer today as a -- referred to runs a task force, he does drug cases i-35 all the way from dallasso he just has a sort of knowledge of criminal organizations and groups over the years who have been involved in running money up and down selling drugs, so he did -- he took a sort of more unusual attack in unraveling the conspiracy in his knowledge of all the past cases with the trevinos, in jail outside of mÉxico, outside of mexico city but the family is from a laredo and dallas. so he was able to, you know, with a lot of other investigators, it was pretty pain-staking involving tons and tons of documents and also witness testimonies and it took about three years and then another five years for all the various trials and appeals, so, you know, that's eight years and a lot of resources poured into -- into money laundering investigation, so, yeah, because i always think, we need to do more, you know, why don't we do more of these investigations and now i understand how difficult they are, so -- [laughter] >> yeah, i respect to those guys. >> so here is a question i've been dying to as

>> a family friend suggests they talk to heritage auctions in dallas. >> so my daughter took some picturesra shutter clicking ] ...and e-mailed it to heritage, and they e-mailed her back in four minutes. >> four -- within four minutes, you heard from an auction house? >> mm-hmm. >> chris ivy specializes in baseball memorabilia. >> when something like this comes in, it's incredibly special. >> three days later, a heritage representative flies up from dallas. >> he starts flipping through it and says, "you didn't tell me that this guy was in here. you didn't tell me you had this autograph." >> but the real money shot is that autographed picture of shoeless joe. the bowen family sends the book to the auction house. chris ivy believes the autographed joe jackson picture is one of a kind. but before it goes on the auction block, he has to make sure it's genuine. >> we don't sell any autographs without third-party authentication. so, obviously, that's a nerve-wracking prospect. >> and the authenticators have their doubts. how likely was it that it was legitimately signed by joe jackson? >> in my

and get this, the wizards have not beaten the dallas mavericks at home since 2008. so, at one and ten you have to say the odds are in there favor. we'll see you at 11:00 with the highlights. back to you. >> tonight is the night for the wizards. one more check on our weather with doug. >> i'm going to that game. so, it better not be me take a look at this ten-day forecast, guys. i want to show you one more thing here. overnight low temperatures into saturday morning in the 20 >>> developing news tonight. the texas church gunman's escape from a mental health facility. were warning signs missed to stop him years before the massacre? as a survivor describes to us how he went pew to pew, taking aim at children. >>> harvey weinstein, how disgraced movie mogul legedly used army of spies to silence accusers. >>> president trump changing his tone, encouraging north korea to make a deal as we get a rare view from the front lines. traveling near the speed of sound. >>> breaking news off florida coach, major league baseball star pitcher killed when plane crashes in the gulf of mex

so after a it up. >> okay. >> just let it cook over some lower heat. >> okay. brisket is a low and slow type meat. >> all right. this is dallaslly go with no sauce on this. >> definitely no sauce on this. >> just go with the meat. >> i mean in texas the meat is the star. >> how about the slaw? >> this is a vinegar based cole slaw i did vinegar, some olive oil, salt and pepper, and little bit of stone ground mustard in here. >> that sounds good. all of it sounds good. if i was 100% i'd be eating this right now. i'm not 100%. >> don't worry, wis i'll pick up your portion for you. ted is famous for his tale gates at fed he can feel. thanksgiving day how many hundred people showed up for your thanksgiving day tailgate. >> we had thee hundred plus come out and 150 plus first responders gave us. the redskins gave us tables and chairs so we can do real thanksgiving dinner for them. it was great. >> for the games that are away like tonight will you cook at home or will you just kickback, watch the game and just say, taking a little enjoy football. >> depends how much brisket is left over if i'll cook at home or not. odds are i'm goin

cowboys week as you know whenever the eagles take on the dallas cowboys, we like to have some fun here on the show, normally the friday before the game. so do you remember what we did last year? how could you forget? >> yes. we brought a shetlands pope any here, and had the pony stand on the dallas star at fourth and market.

dallas a few hours ago. we were there to greet them and so were a ton of fans. the birds next. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. changing the way you experience tv. >> eagles and cowboys on sunday night football. just over 24 hours away right here on nbc 10. john clark is in irving, texas at the eagles hotel. hey, john. >> reporter: the eagles are basically going to try to wrap up this division. they would go to 9-1 if they win and up four games on the cowboys with six to play and an early christmas gift. almost wrapping up the nfc east so for the cowboys this is a must-win. >> there are the eagles arriving in the dallas area. within in the last couple of hours arks rivaling at the team hotel and we know about the cowboys rivalry, and for cory clement, he grew up in glass borough, new jersey but he was a cowboys fan. he said he would stay a cowboys fan for life but things change when your home town team drafts you. now he has to try and beat the cowboys for the first time. >> this week is the only thing that matters. back then, it is something t

dallas. >> it is a big one everyone so excited. for eagles fans dallas week is always a big deal. they had their first work out since bye at novacare complex and sunday night's game with the best record in football at eight-one. dallas five-four. coming off a bad loss on sunday. carson wentz said eagles just have to stay focused. >> we have done well all year, we talk about earlier going one and zero every day. we put in the work all week. we get to practice. we always have high energy practices, you know, whether it is after a win, loss, bye week, there is a lot of excitement in this building and we know we are capable of doing something special, so that is my biggest thing just keeping on the ground and don't lose sight, don't look too far ahead lets just go one and zero every day and that is the big thing that has helped to us this point. >> eagles are listed as three and a half point favorites for the game. coming up in sports new guy in the locker room and they know all about the eagles/cowboys rivalry. we will hear from them later in sports. >> looking forward to it. >> one

so we have to kick it up another notch and come out victorious. >> talk about this rivalry, man. you can feel it coming into dallas can hear fans over there going crazy. so, it is a big game. >> we're just ready to go out and play. >> reporter: bird say they are ready to go following bye week , they have won seven in a row tied for longest streak in football. they are ready for the boys. bring it on, sunday night. in dallas jeff skversky for channel six, "action news". >> we are excited. the flyers, scored two goals in their past three games combined all losses. so fact they scored four is a good thing except other team scores five. forty-five year-old former fly er jaromir yagr no signs of the age. and they score on the break away. they tied it at one. and then later in the third, shawn couturier 12th goal of the season. flyers up three-167,892nd period noland patrick backhand er his second nhl goal flyers up four-three. but they could not extinguish the flames. ahh, flyers, taking slap shot to the midsection. they don't stop the play. he ties it at 46789 on to overtime they go michael wins it, for calgary, and f

so hard. they were really -- >> hopefully it's a wakeup call. dallas is on the downside.:z dry your tears. >> i'm going to be okay. momma, jam, i love you at jma. >> dallas lost. that's all better. >> i need a whole bunch of other teams to lose though. [laughter] >> tucker the guy who had the catch of the year you know he went to cal, at cal bear doing good in the nfl. >> that was a fabulous catch. ez what's up with the play calling, fourth and sixth they >> the play calling very questionable. we definitely should have been throwing. we ran the ball several times. trying to run chris thompson in the middle, this little guy. no. >> tucker, you got him fired up >> no. >> all right, guys. 42 in washington. getting the rain out of here. i like that. he's got passion for it. we'll clear it out today. so that's great news. here's your planner for this afternoon. 52 with sunshine by afternoon. it should be a nice afternoon but a cool day. take a jacket. erin how do you feel about the game. >> the same way i feel about traffic. how does that sound. >> that's perfect. >> okay, rig

>> yes now, let me disclose they're based in dallas and so i'm on one of their tech committees, but yes. i'll give you an example of why. i got a pitch from facebook the other day for a do or dare tv show is what they're calling it. and part of their pitch to me to do the show i, a, they'll donate $25,000 to the charity of my choice to go out and make an idiot of myself on the show. but the bigger part of it is you have access to 2 billion, 2 billion potential facebook viewers. it wasn't we have 90 million households, it wasn't there are 108 or however many households in this country. 2 billion potential viewers. the scale of entertainment leans so heavily towards facebook. then you look at google in terms of youtube and even amazon with twitch and what they're doing with prime at&t needs -- if you're going to be in the entertainment business, there needs to be consolidation not so they can keep up, but so they can pretend to be within -- of what's going on with the top five market cap companies in the world plus netflix. >> does the consolidation help or hurt the valuation of sports le

dallas. >> it is so hard in those early years to get bod spesomebody to $20 on subscriptions of our websitef churches that's apart of our national organization. >> reporter: in the last week, following the deadliest shooting in the u.s. house of worship, their phones have been ringing off the hook. from new york to hawaii, churches called wanting to learn how to prenotect themselves. >> we take people what have no experience and we pride ourselves on being able to hone these skills. >> in the six day course, they say volunteers are taught defensive tactics and law enforcement standards. >> reporter: the challenges that a church ministry could face like how to interact with an unruling parishioners and how to use a gun >> there is a background check, too. >> pastor like many other gate keepers did not have any prior security training. seven years ago his church in texas discussed hiring a private security company but they needed more. >> when luyou look at the outsi private security sector, they don't know your congregation or the heartbeat of your ministry. when you look at bringing your vo

so dallas county may not necessarily know about fraud but not refer a case.t comes down to the referrals. that doesn't mean there isn't fraud going on in other counties, but they may be counties that don't really want to address it or don't have the resources to address it. even for us, we don't have significant resources to focus on voter fraud. that is just not something we have a lot of money to deal with. we deal with as much as we can. greta: mr. attorney general, kevin's question was, to qualify it as a massive, you use the word some voter fraud. atty. gen. paxton: i don't think anyone knows really what those numbers are. what are the numbers in california? as the law gets more loose -- for instance, we have a very , whichvoter fraud law makes it a a lot harder to commit fraud. that doesn't mean there are other states that don't have the same laws. i don't know what the laws are in california, but my guess is they are a lot looser, and voter fraud is easier. there are some places that you can vote online. that makes it easier to commit fraud. there are

we will go to because our eagles are now back in our city after that huge blow out win over dallas last night. so, the eagles clearly the team to beat right now in all of football. there they are getting off bus after getting off the plane. our lauren johnson live in cherry hill with the very latest, lauren. >> hi, karen wondering why is it empty right here at the cherry hill diner. diehard fans will show up in 15 or 20 minutes for breakfast some season ticket holders. they are looking forward to sunday's game at the linc because eagles are back in action at home but lets take you to texas if you happened to misty game last night and want to see highlights because this is what it is all b let's go, after a very weird looking first half they looked much better in the second half, up 23-nine. carson wentz connect was alshon jeffery for touchdown. chemistry between that pair has improved over last few games. eagles take the lead there 29- nine. bird defense was solid helping to put up points after a dak sack. chris long forced ate allowing bradham to scoop up the ball and run it 37-yard to puttying

so did you take advantage of, uh, dallas? you know, um, i lived six guys in a three-bedroom apartment, and i slept on the floor. my options were severely limited. ( laughter ) and i gained, like, 30 pounds. it was horrible because i had no money. and so literally, we would go out someplace where you could buy one beer and just eat all the fried mushrooms that you could get. and so i mean, i just got bigger and bigger and bigger, and, um, it certainly worked against me in that respect. - so you're in dallas. - i'm in dallas. - you're laying on the floor sleeping. - yep. - nastiest apartment ever. - and so how do you get on track with business? so, i got a job working as a bartender, at a place called elans at night, and then during the day, i would go looking for jobs. and ended up at this place called your business software. and so we went through the interview, and the key question turned out to be, you know, "if you run into a problem with software, and you don't know the answer, what are you gonna do?" and i said, "well, i

dallas. >> it was so hard in those early years to even get somebody to spend $20 on a subscription to our websitenow we have thousands and thousands of churches that are part of our national organization. are are a . >> reporter: and in the last week, their phone has been ringing off the hook. from new york to hawaii, churches call, wanting to learn how to protect themselves. >> we take people who have absolutely no experience, and we pride ourselves on really being able to hone these skills. >> reporter: in a six-day course, volunteers are taught defensive tactics and law enforcement standards but tailored for challenges a church could face, like how to react with an unruly parishioner and how to use a gun against an active shooter. >> being able to place your mind in there and see how you're going to react is important. >> reporter: there's a psychological evaluation and background check, too. pastor olch and other gatekeepers didn't have any training. they discussed hiring a private security company but they needed more. >> when you look at the outside private security sector, they have dynami

dallas. >> it was so hard in those early years to get somebody to end $20 on a subscription to our websitehousands and thousands of churches that are part of our national organization. in the last week, following the deadliest shooting in the u.s. house of worship, their phone haves been ringing off the hook. from new york to hawaii, churches called want to learn how to protect himself. >> people have absolutely no experience and we pride ourselves on being able to hone these skills. >> volunteers are taught defense s tactics and how to interact with unru unru unruly parishners and how to use a gun >> there is a psychological evaluation and a background check, too. past pastor did not have my training. they needed more. when you look at the outside, private security sector, they have resources but they don't know your con dpragregation or heartbeat of your ministry. know your campus and community and members, they can identify things that don't look right. >> how did you believe the event at first baptist could have been different if they had a gate keeper? >> i sure wish they had a gate k

that was still hanging on to a little bit of late season wore then across the deep south so thirty celsius in dallas twenty eight degrees in miami getting up to around twenty five for allowed to bits and pieces of cloud and right now that eastern side of the u.s. also just around six degrees celsius the temperature struggling a little bit here but nothing like the struggle that we have across the canadian prairie's northern areas of the u.s. or the northern plains out around the mountain states some bits and pieces of snow all pushing a little further east which as we go through the next day also another one coming in behind across the pacific northwest seattle temperature struggling to get to four degrees celsius meanwhile some wetter weather coming into the eastern side of the u.s. times also word around eleven degrees celsius with that cloud and that right clouding over and warming up in the process but down towards the south still some hate dallas at thirty one degrees celsius and sort of time so that we can expect across the caribbean still some outbreaks of rain through the great around to the

winnipeg just minus one but the air coming up from the south that's far warmer and so thirty degrees temperature in dallas that we're expecting so a real contrast at this time of year you often see that some very cold air digging down from canada but some very warm air still in the south as working out from the gulf of mexico where these two areas of wheat that's where we get some pretty active weather and that's what we're seeing at the moment so we all thing a fair amount of snow there from the northwest these pictures from montana and it looks like we're going to see plenty more wintery weather as we head through the next few days as well montana and idaho are likely to see the worst of it gradually track its way towards the southeast. thanks to still ahead on al-jazeera a tense standoff at a prison and. the suspect accused of killing eight people the truck in new york city makes his first court appearance. by provocative or is it when they're on line we were in hurricane winds full almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to address or if you join us on say. one book with a relations

so there are not existing plans. captain moody made a model, like you make a ship's model, and used those measurements to create the design for the observatory. building'sing up the dallas, and what is so interesting about the observatory is it is built like a ship in a silly is actually held down by ballast, which is a heavyweight in the bottom of the building, a wooden cradle. the building is resting on the ground. it does not have a solid foundation or is tied down to anything. it is tied down by a heavyweight, just like a ship would have been. tons of have the 22 rock sitting in the lower level that is holding the building down. in the recent restoration, all these timbers were checked, so that we know that that timber cradle is solid and heavy weight of granite level is holding this building. here we are almost at the top level of the lantern, and you can see the tops of the large timbers that make the octagonal shape of the observatory, and you can see a lot of the knots and parts of the trees that were still remaining. and these were 65-foot timbers used to create the observatory. they were very big trees that were brought into this. he uses a complicated system

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so really the cut offs really san francisco through dallas and heading toward raleigh elsewhere you'reo that real cold air is finally unleashed and getting down toward us. we'll go hour by hour. clear the showers out overnight. cloudy skies for the early morning but with that northerly wind, some drier couldn't made january air moving n it will be chilly by the afternoon breaks in the clouds and just looking at dry conditions. overnight tonight, temperatures are not going to move all that much. maybe just a few degrees. it's going to be cool and damp. cold in the poconos 27. 34 in pottstown. 33 degrees in allentown. 34 in reading and lancaster. wilmington at 39. 40 in millville. a philly start to the day and damp tomorrow morning. by the afternoon we only jump up about 10 degrees. much cooler than yesterday for sure. 53 in philadelphia. 54 in millville. poconos only getting up to 46. we should be around 60 degrees for this time of year. so it's kind of the extreme so far this month. thursday 56. look at friday the high only 44. the morning low saturday 29. a freeze is coming. sunday th

the giants, washington, and dallas all lost yesterday, so the birds now have a three-game division lead. the cowboys got roughed up early and often in their game against the falcons yesterday. quarterback dak prescott got sacked eight times in a blowout 27-7 loss. so here's how the nfl looks this morning. the eagles remain at the top with a best record at 8-1. but take a look, because three teams, the rams, the vikings, and the saints are close behind at just one game back. the eagles are adding a little bit more depth to the team. they just signed veteran linebacker dannell ellerbe to a one-year contract. the birds waived quarterback dexter mcdougal. carson wentz enjoyed the buy week in the great outdoors. he tweeted this picture of himself out hunting. it's not clear how successful he was, but he typically brings back jerky for his teammates. so they may get a snack or two when they're back at practice today. the countdown to kickoff, it is on. this sunday night, the eagles tackle and cowboys right here on nbc 10. and we start our coverage early at 9:30 sunday morning. then there's th

task force, and what he does basically is drug cases up-and-down i 35 all the way from dallas down to laredo. and so he just has a sort of encyclopedic knowledge of criminal organizations and groups over the years have been involved in running money up-and-down and selling drugs. so he took a sort of more unusual attack in unraveling the conspiracy by his knowledge of all these past cases with the family who was involved, one of the leaders of the cartel. he is now in jail and mexico city, or outside of mexico, i'm sorry, mexico city by the family from laredo and alice. so he was able, with a lot of other investigators, it was pretty painstaking involving tons and tons of documents, and also witness testimonies and it took about three years and then another five years for all the various trials and appeals. that's eight years and a lot of resources poured into a money-laundering investigation. so yeah, because i always think we need to do more. why don't we do more of these investigations, now i understand how difficult they are. [inaudible] >> respect for those guys. >> here's a question i have bee

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. >>> the eagles don't play again until sunday but if the dallas cowboys lose tonight the birds will clinch the nfc east. and the fans are sod up they can't contain their excitement even when they are in dallas cowboys territory. >> fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ >> that could be dangerous, before the game at at&t stadium an eagles fan named james started to dance in the dallas section of a wal-mart store across the street from the stadium as a matter of fact. and the eagles went on to embarrass the cowboys that day. they sang the eagles fight song together right there in the aisle. >>> you have been busy sharing eagles pride with us, these are photos and videos you sent to "action news" using #6abcaction. from adults to kids and dogs in eagles jerseys as well we see all types of fans. >> continue to show us the eagles pride use #6abcaction when posting to social media and we'll show them when we can. we'll be right back. >>> meteorologist, karen rogers, has a final check of the forecast. >> it's a pretty good one. i am taking responsibility. 50 in philadelphia and 48 in reading and allentown and 54 in millville an

the new orleans fbi office reported oswald had returned from mexico city and was living in the dallas area soi believe that angleton read that report and he was a voracious consumer of intelligence. i believe angleton new oswald was in dallas. >> mister morley, you've been a reporter for 37 years.do you go out to the cia and go out to their archives? >> i asked them for an interview and not surprisingly, they turned me down. i got this from interviews with retired cia people, declassified records and archival material at lbj library, the general library. jfk library as well as different collections at stanford, yale and austin university. though this was kind of an investigative irv. >> if the cia documents were available, would it be a different book? >> absolutely. there's a secret study of angleton's tenure. it's 12 volumes, each volume is 400 pages in that study encompasses angleton's entire career. it's totally classified so the full story of james angleton is still classified. as i say in the beginning, this is the story as best it can be told so far. >> if americans are suspicious of a

even to the point where he's had some not so pleasant exchanges with his dallas supporting grandma.t is another story. talking with doug pederson today he said he remembers this rivalry as player. that fans don't care how you play the rest of the season as long as you beat the cowboys. even new additions to the team this year have heard that message loud and clear. >> they made it pretty clear about how important and how big this game is. obviously we know how big it is, because it's a conference game. you know it's division al opponent we know how big it is. but obviously it's been a rivalry here for long time. >> the eagles will be fresh and ready to go sunday since they're coming off their bye week. doug pederson's message to his team has been to refocus and while something that comes very close to winning the day allah chip kelly. >> biggest thing is just, you know, one day at a time message. you know, it's win today. that was my message this morning. let's just win today. let's get better today. there's two types of players. two types of coaches. those that are getting better a

dallas in front of national audience. we have reaction from the fans , and the players. >> well, so, following breaking news overnight, the eyes of evil have closed for the final time. mass murderer charles manson is dead. >> ♪ >> ♪ i will always love you ♪ >> christina aguilera there with a tribute whitney houston at last night night's american music awards, some of the night's biggest moments and performances throughout the show. >> well, today is monday, november 20th, i'm wearing the suit. you know what that means. good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> good monday. i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this eagles monday. >> yes, i think rahel you said it best. you said a beat-down. and we are happy about it. lot of construction, we had accident, those are clearing out of our way, overall looking good. >> and i see pat gallen just walk in the studio rubbing the sleep out of his eyes. >> yes, when i rolled over, i always go to twitter with i roll out of bed. i saw this guys tweeting three hours ago, he's still up? craziness. but you got to watch it. so let's get you outside. things looking

dallas only 52. and florida in the 70s. so a lot of cool air spread around the whole northern part of the nation.our overnight cloudy skies. northeasterly winds. we slowly clear it out from north to south during the day tomorrow. poconos seeing a good deal of sun. northern and western suburbs still some clouds late in the day heading down the shore in our delaware beaches. now overnight tonight, clouds, a little bit damp, but cold. as we clear it out in the poconos temperatures fall. 27 icy roads up that northeast extension in the poconos where we see temperatures at or below freezing. allentown 33. pottstown 34. philadelphia 41. wildwood 43. during the day tomorrow not jumping up all that much. maybe 10 degrees if we're lucky. 52 in philadelphia. 50 in pottstown. 54 in millville. 45 in the poconos. we should be at about 60 degrees. so we've gone from a month well above normal in october to kind of half and half so far in november. take look at your seven day forecast from the weather authority. thursday 56. sunny but cold friday. saturday morning this is the killer iain. it's 29 in philadelphia.

people what people are looking at at the conferences that are going to be going on in dallas that are held every year so we really don't know and i just hope that eventually these redactions are going to go back in so that those missing pages about keep people that we've known about for years that could well have played a role in this like david atlee phillips david morales george joined eighty's with the cia and others are finally going to be released and we can get some kind of bigger picture of what was going on back then. only one cat has traveled to space and survived and now she may finally get the respect she deserves a job parker a world renowned sculptor has teamed up with producer matthew serge guide to raise enough money through kickstarter to create a statue a few days that honoring the first and so far little only cat to go into space and survive in one thousand nine hundred sixty three this that is stray found on the streets of paris eventually found her way to the french government where she went on to be trained with fourteen other cats in compression chambers hygiene training center aff