, president kennedy died _ time from dallas texas, president kennedy died at _ time from dallas he _ time. 59 years ago, president jfk was shot as he rode _ time. 59 years ago, president jfk was shot as he rode his _ time. 59 years ago, president jfk was shot as he rode his killer i was shot as he rode his killer was lee harvey oswald, former us marine who never stood trial because he too was shot and killed in police custody. an investigation —— sunak an investigation concluded that oswald had acted alone. but the circumstances surrounding this pivotal moment in us history have never been fully explained to the satisfaction of millions of americans. president biden believes all information relating to president kennedy's assassination should be released to the greatest extent possible, consistent with, again, national security. the documents reveal new details about the investigation, including what the authorities knew about the movements of lee harvey oswald in the weeks before the assassination. there are bits and pieces that are fascinating. we've just come across one just a

it's nearly 60 years since presidentjohn f kennedy was shot dead in dallas, texas, and throughout that time the circumstances surrounding his assassination have been the subject of massive speculation and numerous conspiracy theories. in the last few hours, however, thousands of documents relating tojfk's death have been released to the public for the very first time. the white house said the release of 70% of the outstanding secret service documents would provide a greater understanding of the investigation into one of the most tragic events in modern american history. well, tom brada joins me now. the release of these thousands of pages of documents has been highly anticipated, hasn't it? that's right. there has been a lot of hype, feverish anticipation, even, around the release of these 13,000 or so documents. so much intrigue in fact that when the national archive website first put them up archive website first put them up earlier this morning, website absolutely —— actually initially crushed. it is now up and running again for anyone who would like to delve into those thousands of

it's nearly 60 years since presidentjohn f kennedy was shot dead in dallas, texas, and throughout thatime, the circumstances surrounding his assassination have been the subject of massive speculation and numerous conspiracy theories. now, though, thousands of documents relating tojfk's death have been released to the public for the first time. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official, president kennedy died at 1pm central standard time. 543 kennedy died at 1pm central standard time.— kennedy died at 1pm central standard time. 59 years ago, president — standard time. 59 years ago, president john _ standard time. 59 years ago, president john f _ standard time. 59 years ago, president john f kennedy - standard time. 59 years ago, | president john f kennedy was presidentjohn f kennedy was shot as he rode on a motorcade through dallas. he is accused killer was lee harvey oswald, a former us marine who never stood trial because he, too, was shot and killed —— while in police custody. was shot and killed -- while in police custody.

these are footage ofjfk and his wife driving through dallas, texas on 22nd november 1963. and then i can show you another picture, during that motorcade, they came under fire, specifically from a sniper, a bullet hitjohn f. kennedy it's a grainy picture around 59 years ago that is him after being hit by a sniper bullet and ultimately killed. soon afterwards this man lee harvey oswald was arrested this is his mugshot and days later he himself was shot and killed, so it is all of these harrowing details is why so many people are so fascinated and why there are so fascinated and why there are so fascinated and why there are so many questions about what exactly happened stop and what exactly happened stop and what other contents of these documents. what other contents of these documente— what other contents of these documents. ~ ., ., ~ ., documents. what do we know we don't know _ documents. what do we know we don't know before? _ documents. what do we know we don't know before? lots - documents. what do we know we don't know before? lots of - don't know before? lots of thins

kennedy was shot dead as he rode through motorcade in dallas, texas.is accuser killer was lee harvey oswald, a former us marine who never stood trial because he also was shot and killed under police custody. an investigation concluded that he had acted alone, but the circumstances surrounding this pivotal moment in us history has never been fully explained to the satisfaction of millions of americans.— to the satisfaction of millions of americans. president biden believes all _ of americans. president biden believes all information - believes all information related to president kennedy's assassination should be released to the greatest extent, in line with national security. extent, in line with national securi . extent, in line with national security-— extent, in line with national securi . , ., security. the documents reveal new details _ security. the documents reveal new details about _ security. the documents reveal new details about the - new details about the investigation including what the authorities knew about the movements of lee harvey os

kennedy was shot and killed in dallas, texas, by lee harvey os wald. there were no new revelations in the documents, but they included some detail on correspondence between oswald and the soviet embassy in the weeks before the assassination. >>> two sailors who were lost and adrift in the atlantic ocean for ten days are back on land. their remarkable story is next. >>> two sailors are feeling lucky to be back on land after they were lost at sea for ten days. the men and a dog were heading from new jersey to florida when they say a storm kicked up 40-foot waves that snapped their mast. a tanker crew spotted them 200 miles off delaware this week and brought them safely ashore in new york city. >>> a brave little girl teaches us the power of positivity, spreading a when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and complet

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in texas, where parental consent is required to access state-funded contraception, the rates are some of the highest in the nation, and in dallasu.s. average. terry golitz greenberg: right now in texas, sex education is not required. a--it's not required at all, b--it is not required to be medically accurate. if you look at states that have good sex education, there is a stark, stark difference in the teen birth rates. the more they know, the less they do, so if you give them incomplete information, you're doing them a huge disservice. i was really fortunate to go to a private, all-girls school. we got great sex ed. my kids were in public school. they brought home their textbook, and i was like, "oh, my god, i'm gonna have to tell you everything." why is it that rich girls got all this great information, and everyone else is not? they wanted us to protect our futures. the reason i'm doing this is that every kid has a future worth protecting. canning: so terry created the annual ntarupt film contest for which local students create videos about what's affecting them and their sexual and reproductive lives. girl: um, yeah. i don't

she also brought opened up the whithoe to being fm dallas, texas. you can't help but put j.r.ewing, larry hagmaonhat. and she really did want to open up the white house again, li mrs. nixon did to soan people. and she obviously one of the best ways to do that is through tv. so sheou have a wonderful, huge event witthmedia. she always had a special santa m get the media's attention to come in a dssed up as santa claus. she even had mr. t one year or so. it really made it spectacular. but she continued the gingerbread house. but in true fashion of mrs. reagan, she wanted it bigger, wanted a little more personal. so the gingerbread house starts getting bigger and bigg every year. and if you look really closely, you can see a special path to gingerbread house. and if you looup in the chimney, you can see the jelly beans as a nod to president reags vorite candy. caalso see a little personalized dog house there on tt so spells out recs for their d really personalized it again. look at this point set trees. this is when you enter the white house through the east entrance. and she too

and robert weinberg in dallas, texas, donating personalized luggage to children undergoing cancer treatments spreading holiday cheer, but i also think you're spreading kindness. >> i always say when you deliver -- when we deliver the families and the kids are there, i say we're helping the community one smile at a time. >> isn't that incredible? so many of you told us how you're helping others this holiday season. as ta maybe ra said, that is what the holidays is all about. i'm norah o'donnell. good night. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm courtney keeley in new york. ftx founder sam bankman-fried will be extradited to the u.s. fried's attorney in the bahamas confirmed on monday afternoon his client agreed to the extradition. he faces eight counts of wire fraud and conspiracy charges for allegedly defrauding customers in his cryptocurrency exchange. >>> amber heard says she will settle the defamation suit brought against her by ex-husband johnny depp. depp's attorney said she'll pay $1 million and that depp will donate it to charity. >>> the animatronic model that was used to bring e.t., the

kennedy was shot and killed in dallas, texas, by lee harvey oswald. there were no new revelations in the documents. but they included some details on correspondence between oswald and the soviet embassy in the weeks before the assassination. two sailors who were lost and adrift in the atlantic ocean for 10 days are back on land. their remarkable story is next. it's time to make your move to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia. only prolia is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with one shot every six months. do not take prolia if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip, or tongue swelling, rash, itching, or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin, or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures have occurred. speak to your doctor before stopping, skipping, or delaying prolia, as spine and othe

as it was in dallas, texas, a few years several years ago, where people have died and are dying. and we can't get to that person without losing additional lives. 2016 shooting an army reserve veteran, opened fire, killing five police officers. police used a bomb squad robot to detonate a device near the shooter, killing him. this is a tool just like they use it in 2016 in dallas. you know, god forbid we had come to that again. but at least we would have the option. tracy mcrae, the president of the san francisco police officers association, says it is important that the board and the public take more time to understand the issue. take the policy, read it over and decide what you want to do with it says in the time he's been in san francisco. he can't think of an instance where he would have authorized a robot to use lethal force, he says. it would only be in very rare situations such as dallas if the rules committee does take this up again, it probably will not be until january. in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. at 11. san francisco's great highway will remain

eric brian king of dallas, texas, now charged with felony vandalism and a hate crime. any hatred that is done to one person is done to another and don't think that oath. this is not my issue. it is your issue. we need to stand up for each other that really hills police say the 2000 cameras mounted throughout the city and being monitored live were key to getting king in custody. now they're investigating to see if he's linked to any organized hate crime groups to see what what he was doing here. >> what brought him here and looking into all aspects of the crime. it's happened here before less than 2 months ago. antisemitic messages by the bagful were tossed on lawns throughout beverly hills. it is happening in beverly hills, but it's happening around the world. we are in a state of emergency of hate and despite an estimated $5,000 in damage, the newman family says they will not let darkness dim their manure. this just makes me realize that. >> we have to be more proud to be we can't let someone tried to destroy our light. the menorah will be lit again. the suspect, mean

, shot in dallas, texas, in what was perhaps the most shocking event in us politics, the 20th century events of history actually really? well, just last week the us national archives released 13,000 new documents relating the official investigation. and one thing for sure is that the story remains as curious as ever. fewer and fewer people seem to be accepting the official account of events . with me now is of events. with me now is broadcaster and campaigner leilani dowding. there, lani , leilani dowding. there, lani, you very much. no, i was concerned as i think you were, that this wasn't getting enough press attention. so we thought we'd bring it to their attention. who killed jfk and on it? absolutely . leigh and it? well, absolutely. leigh and robert f kennedy junior just tweeted out, that's that's the nephew of and tweeted out that most courageous newscast in 60 years, the cia's murder of uncle was a successful coup to top from which our democracy is never recovered. so that was on top of coulson . in america, we top of coulson. in america, we haven't really heard much in the uk

, shot in dallas, texas, in what was perhaps the most shocking event in us politics, the 20th century events of history actually really? well, just last week the us national archives released 13,000 new documents relating the official investigation. and one thing for sure is that the story remains as curious as ever. fewer and fewer people seem to be accepting the official account of events . with me now is of events. with me now is broadcaster and campaigner leilani dowding. there, lani , leilani dowding. there, lani, you very much. no, i was concerned as i think you were, that this wasn't getting enough press attention. so we thought we'd bring it to their attention. who killed jfk and on it? absolutely . leigh and it? well, absolutely. leigh and robert f kennedy junior just tweeted out, that's that's the nephew of and tweeted out that most courageous newscast in 60 years, the cia's murder of uncle was a successful coup to top from which our democracy is never recovered. so that was on top of coulson . in america, we top of coulson. in america, we haven't really heard much in the uk

in fact, check out the sign posted on a jukebox in dallas, texas at a bar there last year.g will be skipped if played before december 1st, and after that, it's only allowed once a night. oh, don't tell mariah. >> they are not cancelling it. i'm so excited about christmas, we have had a bad couple of years with the pandemic but i will say after i start to hear that song over and over, it does get a little annoying. don't cancel it, limit the play time. >> emily. >> all good things in moderation. however, that was my total anthem, i was listening to it as i was wrapping gifts around 5:00 a.m. >> you wrapped gifts already? >> oh, just the stragglers. i've been wrapped since december 2nd. oh, yes. oh, yes. i'm the christmas psychopath? >> no. >> treasure? >> goddess, definitely. charles payne. mariah. >> i was thinking of taking the family to see mariah on friday. a couple years ago took the family, amazing, with lionel ritchie. my mom passed away a few years and made it tougher, but back in it, you should see the tree, 15 foot tree, it's looking good. we are looking good. bles

matt from dallas, texas. democrats line. hello. caller: good morning. like this question because there are two things that comes to mind. house leadership. i was one of those democrats for a wild who i respected nancy pelosi, but i was glad to see her finally step down and i understand because she wants to be with her husband. you have new leaders coming in. i think that is one change. senator schumer consider stepping down and letting new democrats take over. the other thing that i consider, we need to reach out to rural voters. republicans who control redistricting the state has made it very clear, they want to slice and dice all of the emerging suburban and urban counties where we control. the only way you combat that is reaching out to rural voters. one of the reasons, beto o'rourke got so close to ted cruz is because he reached out to world voters about world broadband, health care, i think some of those issues still remain. we as a party, specifically in texas, we need to go out and talk to world voters. host: ok. matt in texas giving us a call. m

president kennedy was was shot during a visit to dallas texas in 1963 — and his death spawned decadesheories. the white house said that the release of seventy percent of the documents would provide the public with greater insight and understanding of the government's investigation into a tragic event in american history. lets speak with out north america correspondent peter bowes who is in los angeles. thank you forjoining us on the programme. exactly how significant are these documents?— programme. exactly how significant are these documents? well, they are another piece — are these documents? well, they are another piece in _ are these documents? well, they are another piece in the _ are these documents? well, they are another piece in the jigsaw, - are these documents? well, they are another piece in the jigsaw, so - are these documents? well, they are another piece in the jigsaw, so in - another piece in thejigsaw, so in that respect, it is significant, but it isn't usually significant because we still don't have the full picture, and that is what so many americans have been clamo

with that, "fox and friends" ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: good morning, everybody peer that is a live shot of dallas, texas beautiful they are 5:00 a.m. but here in new york city it is 6:00 a.m. we are sitting on the couch, griff, joey, katie her

from dallas, texas, the flash, apparently official.ding this pivotal moment in us history have never been fully explained to the satisfaction of millions of americans. president biden believes all information relating to president kennedy�*s assassination should be released to the greatest extent possible, consistent with, again, national security. the documents reveal new details about the investigation, including what the authorities knew about the movements of lee harvey oswald in the weeks before the assassination. there are bits and pieces that are fascinating. we've just come across one just a few minutes ago that shows us something we've never seen before. lee harvey oswald went to mexico cityjust a few weeks before he assassinated president kennedy, and it wasn't a travel visit. he was seeing the cuban embassy and the russian embassy. he was trying to get a visa to cuba and/or russia. historians are poring over the details, but there are no bombshells, no smoking guns to support the many conspiracy theories that, for decades, h

newsreel: from dallas, texas, the flash, apparently official. ver stood trial because he too was shot and killed while in police custody. he's been shot, he's been shot. lee oswald has been shot... an investigation concluded that 0swald had acted alone. but the circumstances surrounding this pivotal moment in us history have never been fully explained to the satisfaction of millions of americans. president biden believes all information relating to president kennedy�*s assassination should be released to the greatest extent possible, consistent with, again, national security. the documents reveal new details about the investigation, including what the authorities knew about the movements of lee harvey oswald in the weeks before the assassination. there are bits and pieces that are fascinating. we've just come across one just a few minutes ago that shows us something we'd never seen before. lee harvey oswald went to mexico cityjust a few weeks before he assassinated president kennedy, and it wasn't a travel visit. he was seeing the cuban embassy a

other community so we would go to highland park was essentially known as the rich neighborhood in dallas, texas. and they had the big houses. you know, the houses that we wanted to have was never about envy or saying, oh, they have more than as it was, man, it was. one day i'm going to get the opportunity to buy a house just like that. so we would go in those neighborhood and we were right. which house had the best light we would see who had the decorations the best. it was something to achieve, something bigger than ourselves. and i'm happy to say one of these days, me and my brother, sister, we're going to be able to buy one of those houses. yeah, it can be tough to get over it when you don't get the right man eating monster, which is how brian kilmeade feud with santa began. well, i wouldn't say feud with santa. let's just say a little disappointment with santa. i always had the best christmases we were having for whatever we got, but every once in a while, especially when you were a little kid, even thinking back, there's that one gift doesn't have to be expensive, that one gift that you ju

their bags made it here, but their flight was canceled, so they drove all the way here from dallas, texas. what you see now behind us is a path people can actually walk through. the goal is to clear this area and get this baggage claim area back to normal. officers have been here throughout the night working in shifts to watch and look over the luggage. back to you. >> there's a lot of it there. adr adrienne broaddus, thank you. >>> leyla santiago is live in el paso, texas this morning. you've been talking to some migrants there. what are they telling you? >> jessica, a lot of folks waking up away having spent the night in the cold. this is a shelter, and here in the morning, you see there are folks coming in to help out, give them breakfast, a bit of a meal, still on the sidewalks you'll see children, toddlers, single men, older, younger, and now they're dealing with not only uncertainty, but also fear. they don't really know what to do next, given that title 42 will remain in place. again, this is one shelter run by the church here. a lot of these individuals do have places to go femme

ashley: take ago look at airport in dallas, texas. 58 at dfw.ent biden ordered a mandatory deployment for u.s. air marshals and they must report to the border and of course leaving flights unguarded. grady trimble is at chicago's o'hare airport this morning and, grady. what fliers saying about that move? >> ash i, s, some of the flierse worried about this and one air marshal said it could make the skies less friendly and less save. it would leave 99 out of 100 flights without a marshal on board. the department of homeland security doesn't reveal the normal numbers for safety reasons. air marshals who don't go to the southern border as they're told could lose their jobs if they ignore the biden administration's assignment. >> i travel a lot and i think it's important we have the marshals where they need to be to protect the people on the plane. it's stunning to me they'll be reallocated elsewhere. >> haven't had a lot of issues while flying. perhaps if i had more issues flying, i would probably feel less safe but no, not really. >> the council cl

. >> from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official. president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m.tandard time, 2:00 eastern standard time. some 38 minutes ago. vice president johnson. [clearing throat] has left the hospital in dallas but we do not know to where he has proceeded. presumably he will be taking the oath of office shortly and become the 36th president. >> jesse: the man responsible? lee harvey oswald who shot kennedy from the sixth floor of a dallas building, a book depository. before oswald was able to spill his guts, jack ruby got to him. >> ozwald walks his last mile. his assailant moves in from the right. >> there is lee harvey oswald. [gunfire] >> he has been shot. he's been shot. lee oswald has been shot. >> now, from another camera the motion is slowed. the murderer moves in and here is the shame of all america as jack reuben stein takes the law unto himself. >> jesse: millions of americans felt like there was more to the story. theories were running wild, were the russians involved? the cia? lbj? the government has been trying to keep a lid on sensitive documen

game in dallas, texas we'd call a friend and they would hold the radio to a speaker phone and we'd bestening to the game and when the internet started happening and i was a technology geek, i was like i can figure out a better way. so started with a computer in the second better of my house and we figured out how to do streaming with just on demand and live and then it went to video and the next thing you know, you know, we were dominating the multimedia on the internet business. >> four years later, four years later. >> that's it. >> you sell to yahoo. >> yeah. >> for $5.7 billion. >> yeah. favorite number. >> how does it feel? age were you then? >> i was 41 going on 42. >> how did it feel to at age 41 to be a billionaire? >> really good. [ laughter ] really, really good. i make no apologies whatsoever. the idea the internet stock market went bananas at the right time for us is certainly luck but it took a lot of work and a lot of effort to get there. >> so one of the things that a new ball nar can billionaire is sports team. you buy the dallas move avericka professional basketball t

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and right now a tornado warning is in effect near dallas, texas after a massive winter storm is slamming into states from coast to coast. this morning new video of suspected tornado, from parker county, texas, millions are bra bracing for dangerous winds, we'll have a live update in the moment. >>> we do begin with that failed cryptocurrency exchange. the founder sam bankman-fried arrested in the bahamas and charged with eight charges. >> and we're following every angle of this developing story. kara scannell joins us now. running into this, there was questions was this just a mistake, was he in over his head or was this fraud. now we know that u.s. prosecutors very much believe this is criminal and fraud. tell us about the charges they're bringing. >> yeah, good morning. this indictment was just unsealed moments ago and what federal prosecutors are charged, multiple counts of conspiracy and counts of wire fraud. what they allege were several different schemes, one that he had defrauded customers using customer assets in the trading platform but then transferring it illegally into a hedg

martin has that story from dallas. >> texas is now one of 14 states where pediatricians are being trainedreen for hunger in children. because the numbers are that astonishing. this is a nationwide problem with millions of children not getting the adequate food that they needed today. and now food banks say that inflation is skyrocketing. demand to levels never before seen. it's a cold december morning in mansfield, texas. and despite the temperatures this parking lot stays busy cars get greeted by a warm smile. good morning. how are you? and a box of food that will help families get by for a few more weeks. >> the need right now is actually more than the height of covid statewide. >> the numbers are staggering. one in 5 children is hungry. the national also graham with 12 million children not getting enough food. food scarcity is highest in louisiana, followed by arkansas, kentucky, maryland, oklahoma in dc. oh, yeah. for we never like it was never a problem before. inflation courtney allen is a wife and mom of 2. you're at the end of the week. you're like, okay, like there's less than th

they drove from dallas, texas, to chicago midway to retrieve their luggage. for now, i'm adrienne broaddus in chicago. back to you. >> and for more on all of this, let's bring in zach griff, senior travel agent for the points guy. he is live for us this hour in kona, hawaii. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> so why are most airlines back on track after this winter storm while southwest continues to struggle with stranded passengers and mounting unclaimed luggage? how did the carrier fail so miserably? >> yeah, well, look, the weather across the united states was quite unprecedented in the week before christmas. and so the airlines had aggressive schedules for this holiday period, and many were faced with multiple cancellations and delays because of the weather. and what we saw is that the airlines made those cancellations and then started quickly recovering their networks, except for southwest. southwest was faced with two major issues as they sought to recover the network. the first is the fact that their planes fly very intere

we're 12 degrees and holding in dallas, texas, if you can imagine that. millions of texans and americans wanting to know how the power grid is going. so far we have a surge in demand at this hour. we're told by authorities that demand is being met and even some added capacity if it continues to increase. that does not mean that there aren't outages. we look at 75,000 outages at least across the state of texas. that number increases as you move to georgia, the peach state seeing this system rush through right now. some of the georgia pine trees snapping under the breeze happening along with the powerful system. upwards of 100,000 plus outages in georgia. tennessee, kentucky, arkansas hearing from numerous authorities in tennessee saying please, please, avoid travel if at all possible. not only the secondary roads a mess across the state but some of the major interstates still snarled with accidents. we still have hours to go as this system continues to sweep across the country. so much of our nation affected by this right now. still some crucial hours ahea

with that, "fox and friends" ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: good morning, everybody peer that is a live shot of dallas, texas looks beautiful they are 5:00 a.m. but here in new york city it is 6:00 a.m. we are sitting on the couch, griff, joey, katie here for a great middle of the week. >> clearly they are playing that song for you, katie. she has some kind of wonderful. >> it is good, great day so far halfway between christmas and new year's the weird -- >> we saw a couple of poinsettias on the left and right but are you celebrating christmas? >> katie: why not? the tree is still on fox square. it is not new year's yet and i think it's great to have a couple of days. >> griff: rachel said we have to abide by the 12 days of christmas and not take any trees down here that will not happen on this show. >> katie: everything has been great. i am with you guys this morning. >> griff: a lot happened the last 24 hours, obviously regarding the border supreme court keeping title 42 in place against the white house's wishes for now. >> katie: and title 42 dropped, we could see 14,000 encounters every single day at the

. >>> well dallas woke up this morning, this is dallas texas, by the way, to a temperature of 11 degreestesting pouwer grid in texas which has hit by widespread outages during a winter storm last year. joining me now is travis houston, assistant emergency management coordinator for the city of dallas. good to have you on this morning. >> thanks for having me on. >> so first question, we covered it and i have a sister who lives down there, i remember the freeze of february of 2021 and the whole power grid shutdown. is the grid any more protected today? do you have any fears there might be a repeat of that? >> i feel like we're in a lot better position and i feel that this event has a lot of differences from the february of '21 event. it is going to be under plfreezg for a lot less time and we don't have the precipitation this time but from our perspective, we're always planning for the worst case scenario and making sure we're able to adopt to that. and so right now it looks like we're okay. but we're ready to change things if we need to. >> i wonder about preparations, too. because this

and they drove 14 hours from dallas, texas, to pick up their luggage. phil? >> unbelievable. adrienne broaddus, thank you so much. >> i want to bring in southwest airlines captain and pilot tom mccoy. the second vice president of the southwest pilots association. tom, thank you for your time. look, we've all tried to get our heads around what's actually happening here. almost striking when you read what southwest executives have acknowledged in terms of this being a, largely a southwest problem, other airlines are getting back to normal, but this is something they should have been prepared for to some degree. is that a fair assessment? >> thanks, phil. thank you for having me on. and absolutely. it's interesting that our ceo and coo acknowledged that today, because just a few days ago, in an internal memo, the vice president of flight ops said this was a industry problem. so, i can tell you, dating back to 2016, that we sounded the alarms on the lack of i.t. i infrastructure and there's documentation, communication between us and the company dating back to 2016, where we rais

eric brian king of dallas, texas, now charged with felony vandalism and a hate crime. any hatred that is done to one person is done to another and don't think that oath. this is not my issue. it is your issue. we need to stand up for each other that really hills police say the 2000 cameras mounted throughout the city and being monitored live were key to getting king in custody. now they're investigating to see if he's linked to any organized hate crime groups to see what what he was doing here. >> what brought him here and looking into all aspects of the crime. it's happened here before less than 2 months ago. antisemitic messages by the bagful were tossed on lawns throughout beverly hills. it is happening in beverly hills, but it's happening around the world. we are in a state of emergency of hate and despite an estimated $5,000 in damage, the newman family says they will not let darkness dim their manure. this just makes me realize that. >> we have to be more proud to be we can't let someone tried to destroy our light. as you can see, crews are out here making repair

we flew out to dallas, texas, to talk with her about her five-year relationship with walker and the extent to which his d.i.d. was an integral part of the difficulty of their relationship. i want to let you hear about one particular episode in which he physically, she alleges, assaulted her. take a listen. >> he just hovered over me and pinned me on the wall. and began, you know, continued to say you want to see a man, i'll show you a man. and he was pressing his forehead against mine. my head was against the wall. he was speaking with so, such force that his saliva was all over my face. and he had his hand on my throat and my chest and then he leaned back to throw a punch and luckily, i was able to avoid that and the punch landed on the wall instead of me. >> reporter: andrea, i spoke with multiple individuals who corroborated the story that she was hesitant to share. she did not share it ahead of the general election, but she said she wanted georgians to understand what her years with walker were like. we expect this to be a tight race tomorrow and that herschel walker could be the next

officials urge people to have emergency kits at the ready , especially if you have to go outside in dallas, texasnley fox weather alright. nothing like that around here. of course, travel is going to be nasty the next few days. that's what she got. we talked about that earlier and the gentleman just talked about it there that we're going to see a lot of freezing and rainy conditions that some of the major airports from chicago, dallas out to new york. so tomorrow and next couple of days. think about that as you travel. these were the highest from today. just like yesterday. highs tomorrow, maybe slightly cooler or the same. we're gonna have more clouds tomorrow outside. it's clear for them, not clear. it's a fog free . for the most part. there is fog showing up in the central valley again. there are the weather systems that keep coming by missing us missing us missing us not missing us. that was tuesday and then we go into wednesday. so this is next week. now this is a long range model. so here we are. this is this is a week from essentially today or from yesterday and there's rain and see those

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and that is now bringing snow to spots like denver and rain as far south as dallas, texas.are chilly out there. 51 in san francisco, a little warmer up in the north bay, napa and santa rosa up in those mid to upper 50's and tomorrow we're going to see more of the same. so kind of that same quiet weather we have cooled morning and cool afternoons going to stick with that as we head through the week. that system that doesn't bring us any rain will bring us a few clouds thursday and friday. but that is about it. notice temperatures finally start to pick up there, right? at least our overnight lows as we get into monday and tuesday, something to look forward back to you. well, people in tahoe, they're still digging out today after this weekend's massive snow. >> dennis shanahan shows us how they're doing it. >> the tahoe region is all dressed up for winter and the season doesn't officially begin until next week. you could take a picture in any direction up here and make it a postcard. this is getting by any definition. but in a time of drought, it's even more spectacular to dri

current temperatures are well below zero in kansas city, oklahoma city's at four degrees dallas dallas, texas 11 degrees , these temperatures are going to drop further tomorrow. this whole thing lasts another 72 hours. is it slowly works its way out into the eastern seaboard. so flight delays? you heard him mention the ripple effect. that's that's how that impacts us is in chicago gets backed up, balled up, you know, transfer flights get good shutdown. and as cfo denver. other places take a hit, and you know that. so here's how it looks right now. this is the, um set up as we go through the last few hours, and you can really see the main rain bands, the main ice bands and you can't see the cold and that's one of the biggest problems that's in the plains. i'll be back with your full forecast coming up. all right. we'll see you in a bit, bill. thank you. today airline passengers at sfo soft light cancelations and delays due to those winter storm conditions in the other parts of the country. ktvu is amber lee has been live now at sfo since this afternoon to monitor the situation there. amber, ho

we flew to dallas, texas, yesterday and spoke with her directly. she is the first woman to go on the record. she shared her story first with the daily beast with roger sollenberger but then went on camera with us yesterday. the first woman to put her name and go on camera. i asked her why she wanted to share her story. she said it was for the other women that did not feel comfortable putting their names out there. i want to let you hear a little bit of her experience over the course of a five-year romantic relationship that she shared with the republican senate candidate. take a listen. >> told me you want to see a man? i'll show you a man. but it was from -- it was the deepest, most guttural, painful, angry delivery of those words. that shook me still to this day. and he was pressing his forehead against mine. my head was against the wall. he was speaking with so -- such force that his saliva was all over my face. and he had his hand on my throat and my chest. and then he leaned back to throw a punch. and luckily i was able to avoid that. and the

as it was in dallas, texas, a few years several years ago, where people have died and are dying. and we can't get to that person without losing additional lives in that 2016 shooting. an army reserve veteran opened fire, killing five police officers. police used a bomb squad robot to detonate a device near the shooter, killing him. this is a tool just like they use it in 2016 in dallas, you know, god forbid we had come to that again. but at least we would have the option. tracy mcrae, the president of the san francisco police officers association, says it is important that the board and the public take more time to understand the issue for one would just like them to go back and get it right. right take the policy, read it over and decide what you want to do with it, and the police chief bill scott tells me that he can't think in any time that he's been here a situation where he would have ordered a robot to use legal lethal force. but he cited that dallas situation as one example of some future possibility. and then that's narrow. he said he would want that capability. if this d

officials urge people to have emergency kits at the ready, especially if you have to go outside in dallas, texaswill nunley fox weather and it's just into the newsroom the usgs reporting a 3.3 magnitude earthquake. that struck about 6 22. tonight we did receive calls into the newsroom from people who felt it in union city. so far, no reports of any damage. just a nice, gentle reminder of the bay area is indeed in earthquake country. a pandemic era immigration policy is about to expire at the mexican border , and the white house is asking the supreme court for more time to prepare for an influx of migrants and the taliban government bans women from all forms of education and women and girls call out for world leaders to now step i and the show of military force against civilians comes after the taliban announced a ban on women attending any type of scholar university foxes tray. yanks has the latest taliban security officials were out in big numbers in the afghan capital on wednesday, enforcing a higher education ban for women announced without warning the day before. women and girls were seen cr

this is wfaa tv in dallas, texas. may i have your name please, sir?? >> yes, sir. >> would you tell us your story, please? >> i got up about a half hour earlier to get a good spot to shoot some pictures. >> 5-year-old boy and myself were by ourselves on the grass on palmer street. and i asked joe to wave to him. and joe waved and i waved -- >> that is all right, sir. >> as he was waving back, he was -- the shot rang out and he slumped down in his seat. >> and then this next one popped, and governor connally grabbed his stomach and kind of laid over to the side. and another one, it was just all so fast. and president kennedy reached up and grabbed -- looked like grabbed his ear, and blood just started gushing out. >> did you see the person who fired it? >> no, i didn't see the person who fired the weapon. >> you only heard it? >> i only heard it, and i looked up and saw this man running up this hill. >> if it's a conspiracy not only the president was hit, the governor was hit. who knows if the next shot would have been for lyndon johnson. johnson's car

i began my career more than 25 years ago as a prosecutor in the family violence unitye in dalla, texas. a for 13 years i prosecuted cases at all levels helping to bring justice to victims including the survivors of human trafficking by holding offenders accountable. when i was later point in 2007 as director of the department of justice office on violence against women, i led federal efforts to furtherle strengthen our nation's capacity to address violence against women. and then a vital voices partnership i collaborated with local government civil society organizations around the world to strengthen their capacities to respond to crimes and violence against women in human trafficking free throughout my work across the local, federal international level a sustained and comprehensive approach. human trafficking is notg recognized as a crime. we have come a long way since then. due in large part to the trafficking victims protection act of 2000 and the comprehensive framework at established to recognize human ndtrafficking as a crime, hold traffickers accountable and provide critical ser

i began my career more than 25 years ago as a prosecutor in the family violence unit in dallas, texas. for 13 years i prosecuted cases at all levels, helping to bring justice to victims including survivors of human trafficking, by holding offenders accountable. when i was later appointed in 2007 as director of the department of justice's office on violence against women, i led federal efforts to further strengthen our nation's capacity to address violence against women. and then, at vital voices global partnership, i collaborated with local governments and civil society organizations around the world to strengthen their capacities to respond to crimes and violence against women including human trafficking. throughout my work across the local, federal and international levels, i have learned that successfully combating these crimes requires a sustained and comprehensive approach. in the early 1990's, when i first began prosecuting cases, human trafficking was not recognized as a crime. we have come a long way since then. due in large part to the trafficking victims protection act of 20