the modern age. >> harris: that was president trump on the south lawn as he was departing for dallas, texas to you live on the campaign bombshell, the news confirmed by fox news, hillary clinton's presidential campaign in the dnc helped bankroll political research that ultimately produced a dossier of allegations about trumps ties to russia. let's bring in the power panel, a former director of strategic communications for the hillary campaign, can't wait to hear what she has to say. a former rnc trump delegate, okay. i am curious to know, why is it -- the president talked about this today, he said even the rnc, republicans may have asked for some of this as well. he wouldn't name who that person may have been but he says he has a name in mind. why in the world would hillary clinton admit this happened and that the dnc paid for some of it? >> can you imagine being hillary clinton and waking up the morning after the election and realizing you are not going to control all of the departments and you can't keep cheating and controlling things? that's the reality she woke up to. i sort of think i

americans remember exactly where they were when walter cronkite delivered the tragic news. >> from dallas, texasflash apparently official, president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. 2:00 eastern standard time. some 38 minutes ago. >> people who have experienced the tragedy of 9/11 who were alive then understand what a terrible shock it was to the country. the assassination of john kennedy in 1963 was as great a shock or greater. it affected every american in a way that was immediate. >> shoot kennedy coming up houston, there's plenty of time -- >> reporter: oliver stone's blockbuster movie "jfk" stirred up huge interest in conspiracy theories. >> the magic bullet enters the president's back, headed downward at an angle of 17 degrees. it then moves upward in order to leave kennedy's body from the front of his neck. wound number two. >> reporter: so much so that congress hoped to arm americans with the facts. 25 years before trump, they passed a law requiring the declassification of the kennedy assassination archives. unless the president at that later time were to object. so what

some of the findings could shed some new light on what happened here in dallas, texas.g to the national archives, more than 3300 of these files have already been released but they were heavily redacted at the time. this would include everything, potentially. there are 441 pages brand-new, never before seen by the public. there's a whole lot of debate over what, if anything, we could glean from these documents. >> i would not agree there is nothing in there that could change our understanding, i think there is something that could do that. >> chances are slim that any of this information should be protected anymore. those who are expected expectie a bombshell are likely to be very disappointed. >> the conspiracy theories of the second and third shooter, we don't expect to see anything substantiated in these papers that would support that. the one item to look for, a whole lot of interest seems to be surrounding lee harvey oswald's trip to mexico two months before the assassination. he was there for about six days in september of 1963, history buffs are hoping these newly

the president is in dallas, texas right now. he's addressing harvey relief and how it's going.e at a fund raiser event later this evening. tom, i do want to also go into charges republicans have that they're being stopped at every phase by the fbi, department of justice, supposedly stonewalling their investigation into this anti-trump dossier that democrats were supposedly collecting on donald trump. i was immediately surprised by that. this is ostensively a trump justice department. that doesn't mean it's a republican justice department. but it struck me as odd that they're encountering resistance at all. enlighten me. >> well, it strikes me as odd, to, neil. the fact is that historically the fbi has viewed itself as independent with good reason. they are divorced from the daily political back and forth. the fbi does have interests at stake. that i want to protest mess edges is and sources. seems to me the fbi could cooperate with congress and give congress the information they need to perform their oversight function in a way that doesn't compromise the fbi's interests. send

. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> the president also announcing he'll allow the world to see thousands of secret documents about president kennedy's assassination. what's in them? and when will they be released? >> this will definitely stir up nationwide controversy. >>> breaking overnight. look at this. terrifying twisters on a path of destruction. homes ripped apart. water pouring through a casino ceiling. a major heat wave looming out west. meanwhile, the new wildfire threat in california this morning. rob is tracking it all. >>> and celebrations in houston. >> the houston astros win the pennant! >> the astros are headed to the world series -- shutting out the new york yankees 4-0 in game seven of the american league championship. next stop -- l.a. and game one of the series against the dodgers. >>> as we show that video, i'm legitimately worried about ron and rob's mental health. they have long faces on this side of the table. >> ron is not even speaking to anybody. >> we're just tired. too long, scoreless nights. >> straight to you. >> good morning, everybod

>> el 22 de noviembre de 1973 en dallas, texas, kennedy fue herido mortalmente dentro de su vehÍculopresidencial. teorías comparativas dicen que el criminal no actuÓ solo. se otorgÓ lloviendo mete cinco aÑos para descalificar los archivos y el prÓximo 25 de octubre vence el plazo. lo curioso es que una de las teorÍas conspirativas consideradas por muchos como descabellada, fue proporcionada por el prÓximo-- propio presidente trump durante la campaÑa presidencial 2016, cuando se refiriÓ la portada de una revista en la que sugerÍa que el padre del demÓcrata apliquen una fotografÍa con el asesino de kennedy repartiendo panfletos meses antes del asesinato. cruise respondiÓ diciendo que era un mentiroso patolÓgico. como sea, la cuenta regresiva ha comenzado. muchos no descartan que la publicaciÓn sea parcial y profundamente habitada. los responsables de los archivos nacionales tienen hasta el 26 de octubre para decidir cuÁl de estos documentos serÁn dados a conocer a la opiniÓn pÚblica. aranza: gracias por la informaciÓn. el presidente donald trump volviÓ a atacar a la congresista demÓcra

host: let's go to the first ray in lake dallas, texas, democrat's line, you are on with go ahead.r, caller: hey, pedro, love c-span. hear youuglas, nice to this morning. just the ideology of the republican party, they tax cutss trying to do and this thing about trickle-down economics nmy stimation, trickle-down economics simply don't work. every tax plan, they always want make it so it soupds like everybody is getting a often in the t end, it is always the rich getting the tax cut. okay. and say, we around want to get every american to and make money and all this great stuff. he problem is that when the money does filter in to the they're not giveing that out to jobs or anything else, all that money is going the c.e.o. of the company. host: ray, thanks. ray, it's a ow, point that many people have. we one of the things if think in the context of policy is to make writers decide to dip into the private retirement system for revenue, reinvest take that and back in the system so low sxer working americans can get extra saver's credit, ave more in plans, have better access, simplify the system,

kennedy was assassinated in dallas, texas, in 1963, alleged shooting lee harvey oswald being escorted from jail, in basement, in police custody on the way to being put in police car, oswald was shot and killed. happened on live tv. no one knew it was coming but nbc was there and caught whole thing not on tape but live broadcast. and reporter on the scene reacting in realtime was tom petty. >> to dallas, texas and tom pefit. >> there's the president. >> there is lee oswald. [ shot ] >> lee oswald has been shot. there's a man with a gun. absolute panic, absolute panic here in the basement of dallas police headquarters, detectives have their guns drawn. no question about it, oswald has been shot. >> reporter's voice in that remarkable live broadcast was the voice of the late nbc news reporter tom pettit. he interviewed every president after truman. won awards over a decade's long career. fast forward to 1991, oliver stone movie "jfk" had come out. posited a story it wasn't oswald acting alone but broader conspiracy. had always been that around the assassination but movie drove interest i

kennedy was assassinated in dallas, texas, in 1963, his alleged shooter, lee harvey oswald was beingted from jail, in the basement, in police custody on the way to being put in the police car, and oswald was shot and killed. happened on live tv. no one knew it was coming but nbc was there and caught whole thing not on tape but live broadcast. and a reporter on the scene reacting and describing what he was seeing in realtime was the reporter, tom pettit. >> to dallas, texas and tom pettit. >> there's the president. >> there is lee oswald. [ shot ] >> lee oswald has been shot. lee oswald has been shot. there is the man with the gun, absolute panic, absolute panic here in the basement of dallas police headquarters, detectives have their guns drawn. no question about it, oswald has been shot. >> reporter's voice in that remarkable live broadcast was the voice of the late nbc news reporter tom pettit. tom pettit went on to become a very big deal political reporter. went on to interview three u.s. presidents. won awards over a decade's long career. fast forward to 1991, oliver stone movie

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is in dallas this wednesday because that is where our next story has had its tragic beginning dallas texas november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three now those of you who were alive at the time can probably recall immediately where you were when you heard the news j.f.k. had been shot and killed you will also recall the unanswered questions that linger more than half a century later when trump between did today that more or less said today that he was prepared to allow the national archives to release the files the last secret files unless any information emerges which prevents them. and tomorrow finally the government will release that last batch of secret files relating to the investigation of kennedy's assassination congress passed the j.f.k. assassination records collection act in one thousand nine hundred two now that wall was partly inspired by the furor over oliver stone's movie j.f.k. released the previous year it says that all documents should be made public by the twenty sixth of october two thousand and seventeen at the latest the trove is expected to include m

. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> reporter: one memo said investigators looked into claims oswald was an fbi informant. another memo shows a deposition of former cia director richard helms asking if oswald was in some way a cia agent. the doubts cuts off. two days after he killed jfk. >> he's been shot. >> reporter: oswald himself was gunned down while in police custody. the sequence of events fueled intrigue and doubt. that same day, fbi director j edgar hoover insisted that the doubt be put to rest. the release was 25 years in the making after congress passed a law calling for the release of all federal assassination related records by yesterday. the doubts could show if oswald was tracked during his trip to mexico city seven weeks before the assassination and whether he spoke of his plans. the document could hold clues to one big question, did he act alone. >> i would like to think these documents would be a final answer. that's never going to happen. >> reporter: president trump bowed to pressure from the fbi and cia to with hold documents out of national se

. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> reporter: a nation finding it hard to believe the lone gunman killed the leader of the free world. two days later, on live television. oswald shot and killed, himself, while in police custody. the improbable sequence of events becoming fodder for speculation and doubt. >> assassins need payrolls. >> reporter: the film jfk and fictional plot in a conspiracy to kill kennedy that in part of passing a law calling for the release of all federal assassination related records by october 26th, 2017. it will be months, maybe years before all the documents are thoroughly mined, with most looking for an answer to the inevitable question, did oswald act alone. >> i would like to think that these documents would be a final answer. realistically, that's never going to happen. >> reporter: brian clark, abc news, new york. >> we have every document and more information about the release for you. find it on our app or abc7news.com. >>> a woman missing since 1975 has been found alive. 42 years later. the sheriff's office in sullivan county, new yo

. >> el 22 de noviembre de 1973 en dallas, texas, kennedy fue herido mortalmente dentro de su vehÍculourante la campaÑa presidencial 2016, cuando se refiriÓ la portada de una revista en la que sugerÍa que el padre del demÓcrata apliquen una fotografÍa con

. >> president kennedy is shot in dallas texas. and then two days later lee harvey oswald was killed in police custody -- >> he has been shot. the troves of classified documents are fueling speculation about the the assassination. and today 3,000 of those documents are seeing the light. one memo from 1964 says that investigators was looking into the claims that oswald was an fbi informant and determined he was not and the fbi director, he was asked about charges that the cia was involved and if there was information that shows quote, oswald was many some way a cia agent. but the document cuts off. but the biggest secret may remain a mystery. president trump decided to keep documents secret for national security. including the names of current and former cia officers and specific intelligence methods that remain viable to protect the nation today. he tweeted jfk files are released and in the end it's my hope to get just about everything to public. >> and another cia document that reveals an anonymous call came into the cambridge new

. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> reporter: a nation finding it hard to believe the lone gunman killed the leader of the free world. two days later, on live television. oswald shot and killed, himself, while in police custody. the improbable sequence of events becoming fodder for speculation and doubt. >> assassins need payrolls. >> reporter: the film jfk and fictional plot in a conspiracy to kill kennedy that in part of passing a law calling for the release of all federal assassination related records by october 26th, 2017. it will be months, maybe years before all the documents are thoroughly mined, with most looking for an answer to the inevitable question, did oswald act alone. >> i would like to think that these documents would be a final answer. realistically, that's never going to happen. >> reporter: brian clark, abc news, new york. >> we have every document and more information about the release for you. find it on our app or abc7news.com. >>> a woman missing since 1975 has been found alive. 42 years later. the sheriff's office in sullivan county, new yo

a former police in dallas texas he moved to the atlantic city area where he sees what he calls perpetrators on a regular basis >> a lot are based crimes taking place, in way it reflects the real world and a more dramatic fashion and speeded up. >> reporter: he's happy with the spotlight the drama shines on that his profession that is only growing >> you have an exploding field that will be worth so much to know in the realms predicting and looking at criminal behavior >> predicting criminal behavior is not easy especially with his young patients one of his motion cases in his entire career aing your who has multiple personalities, he sees a lot. loves his job, loves what he does. he hopes people will want to get into the industry >> did he do anything special? he's humble he said he would watch it at home with his family but proud of what he does. >> great connection. thanks. health watch, historic surgery performed in philadelphia. now, we're hearing from the local doctor who separated conjoined twins. this is the newest picture of abark by and erin delaney. they're doing well four months

. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> reporter: many americans are asking what rallyhappened the day jfk was assassinated. president trump tweeted over the weekend i will be allowing as president the long-blocked jfk files to be open. that's some 3,000 pages from cia and fbi case files. >> the release of thousands of documents is going to just add a massive amount of information on the subject. >> reporter: the biggest controversy theories are waiting to be answered. was lee harvey oswald acting alone. and what about jack ruby murdering oswald on live tv. >> what we will find out including what the fbi and cia knew about oswald and didn't disclose to the warren commission never told the public over the years. >> the president enjoys stirring up controversy this will stir up nationwide controversy. >> the kennedy family said president trump is not consult them. >> i understand the historic value, but -- >> reporter: the white house says it has the right to hold back any documents if it finds them to be too classified or too personal. most likely jfk's autopsy will not

november 22nd, 1963 was the date in dallas, texas.dent ken difs shot and killed, but that's all that's been. certain for the last 53 years. 3,000 government files are expected to be released today. 88% of the files were published back in the '90s and 11% were released but with redactions made by the government. now 89 years old was a lawyer in philadelphia and is a jfk conspiracy theorist. >> i didn't rely on my own investigation. i investigated the case from the beginning. i relied on their documents and documents in the report are sufficient to demonstrate there were a coup. >> many want to find out if he shot kennedy, and did he doo it alone. he said, yes. he was involved in the war in commission investigation and he's known for the controversial single bullet theory that oswald only fired one bullet that hit the governor and kennedy. >> nobody outside of the united states believes that oswald killed the president. >> reporter: experts anticipate these documents will tell more about oswald's background and if the cia and fbi knew a

bush presidential library and museum in dallas, texas, for a special edition of "the daily briefing." hello, everyone, i'm dana perino. the white house press briefing is about to get under way. we will bring you all the headlines that come out of that. later this hour i will sit down with former secretary of state condoleezza rice. i will be moderating a discussion with her later this evening here at the bush center, which is why we are here today. first i'm honored to be joined by former first lady laura bush. thanks for being here. >> thank you very much, dana. >> dana: it's kind of like coming home. we're in the lobby of the policy institute. so there's a lot that you're doing after the white house. you recently were in new york. you did a bunch of research on first ladies. and you presented that to them. >> we've done a lot of research on first ladies. when a lot of first ladies from around the world were at the united states general assembly, we hosted them. we were able to tkpwefrpbt the research that we have about how first ladies can use their special positions. the name of th

a former police in dallas texas he moved to the atlantic city area where he sees what he calls perpetrators on a regular basis >> a lot are based crimes taking place, in way it reflects the real world and a more dramatic fashion and speeded up. >> reporter: he's happy with the spotlight the drama shines on that his profession that is only growing >> you have an exploding field that will be worth so much to know in the realms predicting and looking at criminal behavior >> predicting criminal behavior is not easy especially with his young patients one of his motion cases in his entire career aing your who has multiple personalities, he sees a lot. loves his job, loves what he does. he hopes people will want to get into the industry >> did he do anything special? he's humble he said he would watch it at home with his family but proud of what he does. >> great connection. thanks. health watch, historic surgery performed in philadelphia. now, we're hearing from the local doctor who separated conjoined twins. this is the newest picture of abark by and erin delaney. they're doing well four months

casey siegel live in dallas, texas. how many files could we see today, casey?so of these documents representing 11% or so of the total case file that has been kept secret until possibly today. some of the findings could shed some light on what actually went down here in the plaza on the grassy knoll on that november morning of 1963. according to the national archives, more than 3300 of these files have been released before but they were heavily redacted. today's dump could likely include everything and then 441 pages would be absolutely brand-new, never before seen by the public. so there is great debate over what, if anything, we could learn. >> i would not agree there is nothing in there that could change our understanding of the assassination. i think there is material in there that could do that. >> chances are slim that any of this information should be protected anymore. those expecting see a bombshell are likely to be disappointed. >> you heard most of the consensus seems to be nothing real major expected to be discovered in these documents but historian

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kennedy and the first lady were traveling in an open car through dallas texas when the president was shot by sniper fire the police then arrested lee harvey oswald said he was the prime suspect now two days later after lee harvey oswald the alleged shooter had been had been arrested he was a he was being transported by the police and he was then shot while in police custody killed by jack ruby so many questions were asked ever since the assassination took place many questions have been asked about oswald's motive what happened was there some kind of wider plot what was really going on in the kennedy assassination now some of the papers that have been released have prompted some very interesting questions these new files that have just come out are containing some rather interesting facts for example one of the files shows that a local newspaper in the united kingdom in cambridge was tipped off twenty five minutes before the assassination someone called a local newspaper and told them that they should get in contact with the u.s. embassy because there was going to be some quote big ne

is in dallas this wednesday because that is where our next story has had its tragic beginning dallas texas november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three now those of you who were alive at the time can probably recall immediately where you were when you heard the news j.f.k. had been shot and killed you will also recall the unanswered questions that linger more than half a century later or trump between did today that more or less said today that he was prepared to allow the national archives to release the files the last secret files unless any information emerges which prevents them. and tomorrow finally the government will release that last batch of secret files relating to the investigation of kennedy's assassination congress passed the j.f.k. assassination records collection act in one thousand nine hundred two now that war was partly inspired by the furor over oliver stone's movie j.f.k. released the previous year it says that all documents should be made public by the twenty sixth of october two thousand and seventeen at the latest the trove is expected to include more

dallas, texas before i ran for congress, i went to church every week. and the church i went to was the same church that president george w. bush went to. remember that, when george w. bush was the biggest problem we faced in america? oh, for the good old days. i didn't always agree with everything that was said in that church and i didn't always agree with everybody who sat next to me in those pews, but every week at the end of the service we all stood together and we sang that hymn i know you know well, he will raise you up, on eagle's winners, bear you on the breadth of dawn, make you shine like the sun. i think there are a lot of americans who need to hear that message today. say it with me. we will raise you up. you can do better than that. we will raise you up! one more time, we will raise you up! so when you see a homeless man in the street, you say we will raise you up. when you see a young girl who can't get a good education, you say we will raise you up. when you see a veteran whose hampered by opioids, you say we will raise you up. we will rai

president kennedy was killed in dallas texas november between the second 1963. over the weekend president trump tweeted wow release the classified files on the assassination, the scheduled release has people talking again about a defining moment in american history. >> i'm in the looking for a bomb shell like a document that points to a second gunman in dealy plaza but i think there will be interesting, important information in here, especially about how much more the government, the ci. and the fbi in particular knew about lee harvey oswald before the assassination. there is reason to believe they have much more information about the threat that oswald might pose. >> handful of files could remain sealed, because they could contain details of spy technique is still in use today. >>> well, former president george hw bush ace pol guying again after a second actress accused the nine three-year old of groping her. on tuesday delaware county native heather lynn said former president touched her from behind and told her a dirty joke when they took a picture together i

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was assassinated in dallas texas nearly three thousand documents work spectum to be released today regarding the thirty fifth president's death as we joins us live from los angeles now dr it sounds like this release has been delayed. yeah that's right ashleigh unfortunately doesn't look like we'll see those documents released today at least not the majority of them as we were anticipating and as far as our reporting the cia is asking for more time so that more documents can be redacted and the assassination of president john kennedy has long been a mystery and it's something that's fascinated so many for so many decades now but the question remains once his documents are in fact released or you really know the truth of what happened while americans are still seeking the truth about what happened on november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three did lee harvey oswald acted alone as the warren commission arbitrated the following year or congress to form the assassination records review board requiring the government to release all of its files on the assassination in twenty five

. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> reporter: with president trump tweeting he will allow the documents to be opened. the release of 3,000 secret documents set into motion by congress in 1992. the documents may reveal more answers about the shooting, and the killer, lee harvey oswald. >> the lack of evidence has never stopped conspiracy theorists. >> reporter: the most recent abc news/"washington post" poll finds 62% of americans still believe others besides oswald were involved despite the film, and even the warren commission. the commission of course finding oswald fired from his perch at the book depository, but the question that has been at the center of the conspiracy, was there a second gunman on this grassy knoll? also fueling decades of speculation, texas nightclub owner jack ruby's shocking murder of oswald on live tv. and questions about the role of the russians, the cubans, the mafia, even the cia. >> what we will find out is possibly what the fbi and the cia knew about oswald, and didn't disclose to the warren commission, the original investigating b

. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> police in a dallas texas suburb believe they found the body of toddler who has been missingsharon matthews disappeared october 7. her father told police he made her stand outside in the middle of the night because she didn't drink her milk and she hasn't been seen since. the body was found sunday morning lying in a culvert. investigators are waiting for an autopsy to confirm the identity. >> a journalist from yemen set to receive an international free press award. she may not be able to attend the ceremony becaus of the travel ban. nasir says she's applied for a visa to the u.s. but has been she's applied a third time ahead of the ceremony on november 15. >> 10s of thousands of runners laced up their shoes for the marine corps marathon on sunday. the 26.2-mile race began and ended in arlington taking nearly 30,000 runners across the potomac into georgetown, rock creek park and the national mall. >> i'm actually trying to run a marathon in each of the 50 states and this is number 40 for me and my friend, michelle, has ran this marathon before and said that for virginia, i mus

. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> reporter: one memo from 1964 says investigatorsto claims oswald was an fbi informant. they determined he was not. another memo shows a 1975 deposition of former cia director richard helms. he was asked about charges the cia was involved and if there was information that shows, quote, oswald was in some way a cia agent. the document then cuts off. two days after he killed jfk -- >> there is lee harvey oswald. he's been shot. >> reporter: -- oswald himself was gunned down while in police custody. the sequence of events fueled intrigue and doubt. that same day, fbi director j. edgar hoover dictated a memo insisting that doubt be put to rest. he wanted, quote, something issued so that we can convince the public that oswald is the real assassin. the release was 25 years in the making after congress passed a law calling for the release of all federal assassination-related records by yesterday. experts say the documents could show if oswald was tracked during his trip to mexico city seven weeks before the assassination and whether he spok

was assassinated in dallas texas and today is the day nearly three thousand documents will finally be released regarding the thirty fifth president's debt and talk this week is waiting to dig through the documents and has more natasha. yeah i certainly am ashley and as you know i mean the fascination of president kennedy has long been a mystery and it's something that fascinated so many for decades but the question remains once these documents are released or really know the truth of what happened it's all americans are still seeking the truth about president j.f.k.'s assassination on a member twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three did lee harvey oswald acted alone as the warren commission arbitrated the following year or congress form the assassination records review board requiring the government to release all of its files on the assassination in twenty five years however the president would have authority and blocking its release of president trump announced that he walk on the release of the files even tweeting wednesday a long anticipated release of the j.f.k. files

person of interest, and then whether anything was done, to monitor his movements as he went back to dallas, texasased on national security, still, to this day, that would be an issue? i think that the argument that the security agencies would obviously have is that they do not want these documents to appear in the public domain, if it appears that they have blundered. they can a lwa ys that they have blundered. they can always raise this issue of national security, president trump is no stranger to conspiracy. he seems to wa nt to stranger to conspiracy. he seems to want to get this information into the public domain. i think it is rather doubtful whether there are anyissues rather doubtful whether there are any issues concerning national security, as you say, 50 years, 54 yea rs security, as you say, 50 years, 54 years after the event. thank you very much forjoining us. speed limits through motorway roadworks in england could be raised from 50 to 60 mph. the proposed changes follow trials which found drivers would feel safer at higher speeds. sophie long reports roadworks. some of them go on for

kennedy and the first lady were traveling in an open car through dallas texas when the president was shot by sniper fire the police that arrested lee harvey oswald said he was the prime suspect now two days later after lee harvey oswald the alleged shooter had been had been arrested he was he was being transported by the police and he was then shot while in police custody killed by jack ruby so this is led historians and all kinds of people throughout the united states to ask questions why would lee harvey oswald shoot the president why would the shooter then be killed is later these new files that have just come out are containing some rather interesting facts for example one of the files show. it was that a local newspaper in the united kingdom in cambridge was tipped off twenty five minutes before the assassination someone called a local newspaper and told them that they should get in contact with the us embassy because there was going to be some quote big news and this took place twenty five minutes before the us president was shot one of the other interesting things that comes o

. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> reporter: from the get-go, the news was soard to believe. a single man with a rifle killing the protected leader of the free world. then, just days late end on live television -- >> there is lee oswald -- [ gunshot ] he's been shot! >> reporter: -- the man who pulled the trigger, shot and killed himself in the custody of police officers. all of this sparking intrigue and doubt. >> assassins need payrolls, schedules, times, orders. this was a military-style ambush from start to finish, a coup d'etat with lyndon johnson waiting in the wings. >> reporter: the film "jfk," and it's fictional plot surrounding a conspiracy to kill kennedy, fueling even more speculation, and, in part, leading congress to pass a law to release all federal assassination records by today. experts say some of those secret documents concern oswald, and his trip to mexico city seven weeks before the killing. his visits to the russian embassy and cuban consulate there, and possibly what the cia and fbi knew about his intentions to want to kill the president.