that brings me to my next question for you growing up in dallas, texas and going through the schools you went through i remember seeing the dixie song. how were you able to do that growing up but still turn out to be the man you are today? i think one of the things the teacher had to struggle with was this old curriculum with the war of southern aggression and not about slavery but state's rights and we should be proud of the south and how noble the cause was you can nude those when everyone in the! is white. we learned the words to patal the pepublic. so there was this awkward time where you had a mixed classroom and you cannot teach it before. the teachers were talking about the evils of slaverry but no one was held responsiblely. there were no slaveholders. it just existed and then it didn't and no one is responsible. even as a kid, i would be singing the class song and thinking to myself, this con federate flag is a symbol of slaverry but you are teaching me slavery is wrong. there is something wrong here. this is where i give my father so much credit. he is the one that broke th

>> well, jon, dallas officials tried every texas solution they could think of. they shot at ebola.death penalty. they prayed for the virus. in a way that the virus found patronizing, felt bad. all they needed to do was just get their [bleep] together. >> jon: right now as far as you've heard dallas is okay. >> well, relatively okay. because, well, there's no more ebola dallas is still a wasteland of big hair and stupid belt buckles, am i right? >> of course right now new york city is dealing with its first case for more we're going out to aasif mandvi in new york. in new york -- what's the story, aasif? >> the story, jon? jon: that's right. >> the story is when i said i'd stay here in new york ebola was in texas. [ applause ] but now that everyone but me is in texas, ebola is in new york! >> jon: so you are saying -- what i'm saying is (bleep) (bleep) (bleep) -- >> jon: always good to have him back. we also wanted to check in on austin's own ebola preparation, jessica will exams is at the capitol city at the ip february husband disease facility. at least -- i think you're there. >>

appreciate you all coming out today, we have good weather it's a great day optimum chris i'm from dallas, texas text it is special my daughters 18th birthday today and almost off to college but in addition to, of course, the groundbreaking on market street and we're honored to be part of the mid-market development and everything into the city we've been working on i tell people a we've had a great experience with the city of san francisco and the mayor's office all the way down to city staff we took a a project and redesigning to make that basketball and attractive for today. >> this is a 6 lateral project and a multiple project so like the union square and macy's is one department store on six or eight levels we have 6 levels with tenants on each level and we're comboiftd about the interest and everybody asked me we're talking about going to disclose the tenants nobody to signed but the interest is a regional and local and national tenants it be a speciality of fashion for the food and across the board you guys are excited to see the mix we've put together we have are fortunate to have the rig

room with no bathrooms no running water at the same time he went to that school my father was in dallas texas going to a brand new beautifully built elementary school learning german and violin and was the best of the best you can not understand where our families are today intel you understand that kind of history. >> that is what i think it is important. >>host: you write to embarrassing seven the book about both families. why did you feel that was important? >>guest: i think as a journalist i have revealed the bears seem things about probably thousands of people. i have described the worst moment the people's lives that they would forget but for everyone to read as long as we have the archives. so for me to not take this hard journalistic look at our families would have been dishonest it was also a important to make this story real no one has a perfect family if they were perfect in the books then it wouldn't be real or accurate or give "the reader" a chance to have a connection. be honest there was a lot of embarrassing things i discovered better not in the book. i tried to make sure agai

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in less than three years to his presidency when he was gunned down in dallas texas. suspected gunman was shot dead live on tv while in police custody just two days later. >>> an art peace that was believed to be painted by him was shold in auction to -- sold in an auction today. it sold to an anonymous bidder in the middle east. they say it is one of 2,000 pieces painted by him. the painting comes with a signature. two sisters put the painting up up for auction. >>> one teacher facing charges after a video goes verial. -- viral. coming up we show you what happened. >>> you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down you'll know cuz sleep iq™ tells you. give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. find our best

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tener acceso a higiene personal. >> en el vaticano kathia lÓpez telemundo. >> ahora regresamos a dallas texasos una tienda y nos tomamos con una pequeÑa que se estaba probando su vestido en compaÑÍa de la familia porque eso es la fiesta de las quinceaÑera es entrar en una convivencia familiar y ademÁs hablamos con las dueÑas de negocio porque hay paquetes estÁ el vestido, la tiara los aretes, gargantillas en fin hay ofertas para todos los presupuestos para poderles cumplir el sueÑo que son los quinceaÑera una tradiciÓn hispana, sin lugar a dudaahora regresamos con ustedes. >> muchas gracias edgardo, por ese reportaje, marÍa ya tu pasaste por eso con tu hija? le faltan dos aÑos. >> pero prefiero en darle un viaje. >> pero es bonito eso. >> es bonito, pero es mÍ preferencia y un perro? >> vamos a hablar del perro que estÁ lindo (risas) un perrito se las ingenio para no separarse del dueÑo el hombre se sintiÓ mal, tuvo que ser llevado al hospital de emergenc >> yo necesito que ella regrese a venezuela a atender a nuestro hijo... >> yo no lo querÍa, fue algo no planificado y daÑar mi cuerpo, no p

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died at the hospital in dallas, texas. officials say he infected two nurses who were caring for him. nurses went on strike in washington and 15 other states. at this hospital, they staged a 12 hour strike appealing for their occupational safety. >> absolutely unprepared. this issue has been going on for months now. we have not received one interactive training, not one drill preparedness, disaster drill. not one inservice, no demonstrations. >> preparedness has become a top priority for medical workers in japan. they recently held a drill at the hospital in tokyo designed by the local government. doctors and nurses simulate add tre treating an ebola patient. they wore protective gear and shoes to protect themselves from the patient's blood and bodily fluids. >> translator: we saw what was sufficient and insufficient when conducting the drill. >> reporter: right now some facilities are far from being ready. officials say it's proving difficult to secure medical staff. they say installing and maintaining dedicated facilities

they coached high school football together in the dallas, texas, area, and graham was the head coach. and patterson was his assistant. todd graham said years from now when we're running down the tunnel at the orange bowl -- just starting the high school coaching. >> he believed in it. >> sean: he did. and arizona state has another touchdown. questions if they were playing the right quarterback. that question's been answered. asu has scored 50 points or more for the seventh time in the last couple of years. >> chris: big game for taylor kelly, not only from the physical point, but mentally. getting the confidence. and confidence by his teammates that he's back. >> sean: flag down. 50 plus points, school record, another 50 point game today. >> referee: number 94. 15 yard penalty assessed on the kickoff. kelly, coach graham says he's a winner. he is. he'll be 6-0 as the starter this year. 23-9 for his career. here's today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. bad hands of robinson, resulted in the good hands of carrington. >> chris: too many turnovers. too much to overcome. playi

as far south as dallas texas.tlanta georgia where temperatures could be anywhere from 10 to 25 degrees bel average. here, it gets cool. but not that cool. you take a look at the forecast for monday. morning, 6:00 a.m. fog developing around the bay and along the coast. pulling back late in the morning. by the afternoon, generally sunny skies will kbroet much of the bay area. and temperatures still on the mild side. but a bit cooler than we were over the weekend. then we take you to the long-range forecast. where you see a cold front moving through late wednesday and into thursday. and some of that rain coulding on the more moderate side. take a look at this. latest information we are getting from our computer model saying in the north bay could pick up as much as half inch of rain. the further south and east you go, less it looks you will get. less than a tenth inch as you get around san jose. nonetheless, wet wednesday night into thursday. highs for monday, take a look at this. cooler temperatures. 73 degrees in s

less than three years into his presidency, when he was gunned down while ride nag motorcade in dallas texas. anchorman, walter cronkite, notified the nation of the president's untimely demise. suspected gunman lee harvey oswald was shot dead while in police custody two days later. >>> the new york times is reporting president obama signed secret order involving our troops in afghanistan t reportedly authorizes more expansive mission next year reported move would ensure a direct role in caring out missions against millitant groups. earlier the president had said that us troops would have no combat role in afghanistan in 2015. >> a strong earthquake meantime strikes japan injuring at least 20 people. the quake struck about 10:00 o'clock at night japan time. it was centered near nagno. many victims were trapped beneath the rubble. the japan meteorological agency measured the quake at magnitude of 6.8. but there is no danger of a tsunami. >> now, a window-washer plunges 11 stories, falls on top after passing car, and ultimately survives. tonight we are hearing from the owner of that car, that s

from dallas, texas, please welcome jeffrey fijolek! [cheers and applause] oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!ause] jeffrey, what's the deal on the donuts, man? >> they weren't lovin' the grilled cheese, but they might like some other stuff. >> like, what else? >> well, like a donut, lettuce, and tomato. everyone loves a dlt. >> mmm. what else? >> french toast. how's the french toast? does that sound bad? >> i can deal with that. >> okay. >> i can deal with that. >> so we'll start at the bottom. >> oh, are you ready to make some money so you can get that donut shop going? >> we got to get there first. >> well, look at this. say hello to our millna

. >>> now to incredible video, that is caught on cameras rescue out of dallas texas.wo city employees saved life of the co-workers after suffering a medical event and crash his truck in the creek yesterday. his co-workers saw the pickup truck sinking, broke a window and pulled that man to safety. >> pretty shocking, and as a co-worker we are like a family, oh, gosh. >> yes, it just makes you want to help him more and do whatever you can to save him. >> victim is hospitalized this morning but doctors say he is going to be okay. >>> well, a small community in northern ohio comes together to give this energetic monk a help. wild life officials spotted deer with the bucket stuck on his head but the buck just didn't want to give up. in the end a neighbor tackled the deer and the bucket popped off. deer was okay and ended up ring off in the woods but everybody is okay, wow. >>> our time 5:54. here's katie. >> good morning. we want to check with our weather watcher network. they have been sending in observation this is morning. we will take things out to the shore first beca

host: hires keith from dallas, texas. independent line. caller: thank you. longtime caller, first-time listener. i have a comment or two and then i have a question for the lady. from what i understand, the law of the land is roe vs. wade and that abortion's legal. my concern would be that in a conservative party, there was a time when you had a house, the senate and the supreme court when they could have overturned it. but they didn't. to me, this is no more than just -- they do feel as though an abortion is not a good thing, especially when you see the son grams and what have you. there is life there. and as a christian, i do not believe in it as well. but i don't believe that you can legislate it. that's the problem lies with me. my question would be for the lady is that would it be first-degree murder or second-degree murder and would you be willing to -- let me go back to the days of black market and underground markets having abortions. guest: no. it would be none. the legislation that we have that's being passed in 13 states already, passed the house a

at that moment it was early '70s dallas texas still trying to figure out how to desegregate the schools with race riots in boston race was everywhere. as a little kid i heard about fights in school. my father well being very supportive designed to develop racial understanding my grandfather wanted to make sure and frankly the school district wanted to make sure that i took pride in my family's confederate past. it was to be like rhett butler with the aristocracy of the south. i believe it. it was about the slave plantations and tomlinson hill. to be much more educated after i become a foreign correspondent with the end of apartheid and genocide in rwanda i began to think about how this bigotry in ethnic violence i was witnessing with the struggle to overcome apartheid the system of segregation and humiliation and subjugation that maybe my family story was not as wonderful as my grandfather would have me to believe. so i will show you from the beginning of my book the beginning of the journey that would lead me to discover my great-grandfather lynched black man and was a klansman and my

>> in the mid-90s and there was an enormous pipeline explosion that occurred outside dallas texas. to teenagers ended up driving into a cloud of butane that had leaked from the koch industry is the car stalled they turned the ignition. ka-boom. this comsat a dramatic period in koch industries history that favor are under investigation of a number of government agencies including doj and epa over environmental practices there was the huge amount of pipeline ruptures. and this play into this because he said chile bay to a pipeline that was offline that was in disrepair and they realize they could make money to run the view taken through the pipeline. when they first did the test it ruptured. so they patched it to put into service but a few months later there is the night -- eagerness pipeline explosion but the interesting thing is when the case plays out, the plaintiff's lawyer looks like dash asks for 100 million and the jury is so outraged by koch business practices they said make it 296 million. it is usually a traumatic for koch industries is they are dealing with other issues wi

number four north carolina, number three little rock, arkansas, number two is dallas, texas. thathe number one city isn't ready for winter, atlanta, georgia. it was hammered by a nice storm last winter. citizens were stranded in cars on the highways and city officials were slam for not just being unprepared but how they responded after it hit. he knows what that situation is like. >> we have seen it firsthand. them at the scene will be implementing its hypothermia alert tonight starting at 7:00. you can call this number. think may someone you need help finding a warm place to stay, you can stay connected. >> a plan to raise fees on your phone lines. this would work out to and at a $1.90 per year. to $1.90 per year. >> speaking of the internet, admit it you probably check facebook at work. do itou might be able to guilt free. according to the financial times, facebook is said to be testing an office friendly version. it will look and feel like the social media website does now but will focus on chatting with coworkers specifically and collaborating on office projects. >> speak

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record-setting cold is still forecasted for much of the plain, as far south as dallas, texas.t temperatures, currently nine below, a cool four degrees in denver, colorado, 21 in minneapolis, chicago at 24 degrees. and this cold air is going to sit over the upper midwest. over the next four to five days. for us, though, we carved out a little slice of mild air, take a look at this. i think a lot of people in united states are jealous of our weather right now. we'll deal with a warming trend, temperatures by tuesday, back in the 70s, inland, upper 60s along the coast. we're tracking first a weak area of high pressure. allowing us for the sunshine, high clouds throughout the day today. more cloud cover off to the west. the cold front will move in here tuesday night, wednesday, bring us our chance of rain. highs for sunday, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds out there. 55 for san francisco, 70 in santa rosa and the north bay, 68 in oakland, 68 el paso, then we'll move into tuesday, the cold front gets closer. first, we'll bring the clouds in tuesday. by tuesday night, wednesday, th

dallas, texas is free of the ebola virus. 177 people who came in contact with thomas duncan who died from the virus had to be isolated for 21 days. amber vinson is ebola free. >>> scouts will be going door to door today as part of the dunkin' donuts holiday food drive. the scouts will be back next saturday to collect those filled bags. >>> there was no shortage of good foot and spirits at a philabundance event last night. that was not all that brought guests to the bash. the goal was to raise enough money to prepare 500,000 meals for people in need. philabundance beat hunger bash honors 30 years fighting hunger in the delaware valley. >>> runners are getting ready to take their mark for the trenton half marathon this morning. sections of roads are cloagd they will close -- close, they will close between parkside calvin park. >>> the turkey and all the trimmings will cost a bit more this year. we have the word on how much it will cost to feed the family this holiday. >> roads have been turned into rivers following several days of flooding in haiti. >> reporter: you can see how quiet i

one town outside dallas, texas had five cars stolen in just two days that way. one would be thief even tried to steal a police car. however, he wasn't expecting to find an officer inside when he opened the door. >> when he opened the door, i say, police, show me your hands. he pulled away, takes off running. >> the officer and his backup chased the man. you can see it in this dash cam video. eventually, crashed into a building and police arrested him. > a virginia man who left politics says it's time to jump back in and make a run for the white house. >>> plus, new safety certains r crash tre on a popular vehicle. >>> and a break from frigid temperat today but we're cold again tomorrow. as we look to the weekend, temperat do warm up. temperat do warm up. i'll h down the chimney?it wait, how does he fit up the chimney? how does he keep down all that milk? how much does 7 billion presents weigh? i just don't get it. why don't you ask him yourself? santa! join us at busch gardens christmas town, where christmas shines brightest. celebrate beneath the glow of 8 mill

in dallas, texas, an ex-con steals an 18-wheeler carrying lumber.o pour, and eventually the friction causes enough that it starts on fire. >> you got to move! move! >> the flaming flatbed weaves in and out of lanes, over medians, and into oncoming traffic. >> i can't believe they didn't stop this guy, man. >> after 90 minutes, the suspect pulls over and is placed under arrest. >> this was like watching a hollywood blockbuster big car chase. but i like it better in film and not in real life. >>> this woman proves that sometimes the customer isn't always right. new year's day 2010. as security cameras roll, a mcnuggets craving turns into fists aaflying at a toledo fast food drive through. >> a woman pulling up to a mcdonald's after a heavy night of drinking. >> the woman wants chicken mcnuggets, but, because ever the time of day, they're not available. >> the woman in the car got very upset about that and started screaming at the woman. and she starts to grab through the window and actually tried to climb inside. you know, what is she going to do? is

and in dallas, texas thousands braving chilly weather to honor our vets. the day's events started with a ceremony to honor those who served and those who gave their lives and then a big parade through downtown. and on the west coast, thousands of flags standing as a memorial to veterans in california. the flags were placed on the fields of a local school. the tribute will last all week. and a special new program is helping not only veterans returning home, but also dogs who need a new home. you are about to meet some veterans who are being paired with wonderful, newly-trained service dogs. jay she is the new -- >> she is the new love of my life. >> meat caliber. >> i have the best sleep i have ever had since i got out of the army on saturday night. >> this sarm me sergeant served combat missions in iraq and afghanistan and suffers from traumatic brain injury and ptsb, but she helps him cope. >> she gives me my freedom back. >> they reunited through paws for war, a non-profit that trains veteran dogs to be service dogs. >> we are helping at both ends of the

keith lynch road his way into dallas, texas while family and friends cheered. you can see the flags waiving. he traveled 4,000 miles over rivers, in a canoe, starting in montana five months ago. he decided to take this big journey after losing his mom and very close friend last year who said after the two deaths, he wanted to try and live a new adventure. >> i think when i sit back and reflect, i'll remember the generosity of people that have assisted me along the way. i mean, the lengths that people have gone to to help me, has been humbling. >> pretty darn cool. he said he's still hammering out plans for new journey, but says his next focus will be spending time with his family. well, hundreds every thousands of pennsylvania hunters are gearing up for the first day of deer hunting season. the two-week tradition starts tomorrow, and biologists say there should be plenty of deer out there. because after very good year foray corps, apple, berries and grapes. commission officials expect 750,000 hunters to take part. >> and, let's check in on the weather and those

in the upper 60s lower 70s, and the cold is already arriving in chicago, 37 all the way down to dallas, texas arctic air that is arriving and you know it's coming this way and i'll let you know how long it sticks around in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> still ahead, an about face on rape, the comments that a college president is now apologizing for. >> and why did the duck cross the road, and according to new jersey drivers, the answer is to get money. wh ♪ we have more than 160 majors 20 campuses hands on learning internships across the country... and around the world i went to india you can join a team 1,2,3... go team! or join a club. you can make a difference we have thon in the world so come visit us penn state philadelphia which means it's time thfor the volkswagens here, sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta and the well-crafted all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen

are being actively monitored in new york city for ebola but the last of those on a watch list in dallas, texas will get the all clear tomorrow. dallas the only city in the u.s. where someone died from ebola. meantime, the hundreds on a watch list in new york are mainly traveler from ebola stricken countries in west africa and hospital staff caring for ebola patients. dr. craig spencer is improving and in stable condition. >> a mom tackles a woman outside a shopping center unleashing a beat down over what she says about her toddler. why you may actually understand why that mom did it. >> aggressive burglars hitting homes in two south jersey communities. one person was even home when they hit. what happened next that's got neighbors terrified. >> a surprise diagnosis that took the mom she knew too soon. >> she looked right past me as if i was not a face in the room. i knew at that point she didn't know who i was. >> how this local woman hopes her story can fuel the fight against alzheimer's. >>> plus getting justice for a young new jersey woman and her family decades after her death. police now

are being actively monitored in new york city for ebola but the last of those on a watch list in dallas, texasill get all clear later today. dallas is only city in the u.s. where someone died. meantime hundreds of the watch list in new york are mainly travelers from ebola stricken countries and hospital staff caring for ebola patient doctor craig spencer seen here, health officials say spencer is improving and is in stable condition. >>> 5:09, navy seal now says he is man who shot and killed osama bin laden. his name is roberto neil and paid honor to our veterans yesterday at the tennessee. event is put on by your grateful nation, a charity, dedicated to the support u.s. combat veterans and their families. next week "fox news" will air an exclusive interview with this ex-navy seal. >> 5:10. two people dead following an army national guard helicopter crash in boys i, idaho. spokesmen for national guard says crash occurred during a training mission yesterday, the names of the victims of being withheld until their families are told about this. the cause of the crash is being investigated. >>> mor

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they just landed from dallas, texas. no injuries were reported. >>> and americans are being warned to stay away from mexico's popular resort town of acapulco because of protests there. they are protesting the disappearance of 43 students, blocked highways into town and blockaded the airport. violent protests have erupted in cities across mexico. the u.s. embassy in mexico has banned non-essential travel byes it personnel. americans going there are urged to stay in tourist areas. >>> and the broadway is paying tribute to mike nichols. the marquee lights were dimmed in honor of the legendary director and producer. his work spanned more than six decades. he was the husband of diane sawyer. he was 83 years ef age. >>> and two ohio men are free after spending 40 years in prison for a crime they didn't mmit. ricky jackson was a free man friday. and his codefendant, wiley was set free a few hours later. they were wrongfully convicted of murder and sentenced to death. a witness who was 12 years old at the time later admitted to

let's go to the nbc news correspondent based in dallas, texas, jacojacob, thank you for being with us. we showed tonight some recent images from dallas alongside what we're looking at in live images in ferguson. there is clearly a movement ogranic and organized across the country. what are you seeing there in dallas in some of that tonight? >> caller: it began as a peaceful, in fact, a prayer service, where a group of pastors gathered to pray for ferguson and pray for the family of michael brown, and then it became a protest of about 150 people in front of police headquarters chanting some of the chants that we're hearing out of ferguson, and then quite spontaneously, the crowd took off down downtown dallas and for about an hour were there on main street and off of it, blocking traffic, going the wrong way, and though not breaking any windows or causing any damage. angry, yes. yelling, yes. chanting and angry at police, yes, but not causing damage. the climax of the protests came when the group, quite spontaneo spontaneously, i was in and around the crowd, and it didn't feel as though

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and even dallas, texas, was touching 80 degrees. in half nearly in a 24-hour period. all right, wind chill, here it goes. minus 30 to minus 40 degrees over the next couple of days. this patterner, very dangerous when you factor in what happens at minus 30 degrees with the wind chill. at 50 below zero, it only takes five minutes to get frostbite. with the winds, it doesn't take you much to take you down 30 below to 50 below wind chill. even in your vehicle, your motor oil starts to freeze. minus 35 fiern hiet, anti-freeze starts to freeze. and 0 fahrenheit, leaks in your car, your tire has been sealed, they begin leaking once again and start deflatindeflating. this pattern expected to continue for potentially another week and a half to maybe two weeks. this is what we call an omega block. and it resembles the greek letter omega and creating a a pattern where the cold air to move south to the united states. that's expected to continue over the next several days. notice the first shot comes in over the weekend. the second shot, the rei

monday morning were at 63 degrees farenheit, dropping to 12 by tuesday, oklahoma, down by half, dallas, texas, taking quite a plunge with the temperatures with about a 40-degree drop. you take a look, the wind chill is minus 30 degrees. this is very dangerous stuff. if you're outside by a prolonged period, we mean more than ten minutes. frostbite begins to settle in. minus 50 degrees becomes a major issue. a lot of schools around the u.s. have closed down before school even starts because of the temperatures, and kids avoiding the bus stop because of the temperatures. the concern, john, a massive area of high pressure is building, blocking the jet stream. it has an omega block. it is like the greek letter. as this sets up for the next couple of day is it could be with us a week or longer. it may not come to an end any time soon. it could be cold next week, as well. >> wow, looks like it could be a cold winter, thank you, pedram javaheri. >>> and all of it will take place in an hour and a half from now. we'll have live coverage here on cnn. >>> and iraqi forces say they have taken back a criti