not everyone at dealey plaza shared that view. "they have a right to protest. i don't have to agree with it." cathy wittie was here to see the jfk sites. she says she worries about the prospect of allowing syrian refugees into texas."we don't know who our neighbor is, so how do we know who they are?"in a letter to both the texas health and human services commission and the texas department of public safety, governor abbott called for local volunteer groups to stop efforts to resettle syrians. "we know that we have information that these charity groups simply don't have."in an interview today with fox news abbott defended his position."it's essential that this country get in control both of our border as well as know exactly who these syrian refugees are, know whether or not they are connected to isis. we know for a fact from arrests we have made here in texas that some are connected with isis." but protestors vowed to fight the movement to bar syrians fleeing their war-torn country. "we can't resort to the sort of dangerous thinking that refugees are somehow go

signs and pictures were posted around dealey plaza honoring him. on november 22nd, 1963 president kennedy was shot and killed. this is a pretty traumatic moment, i think, in america's president assassinated on the streets of a major city like dallas, texas is shocking. it's just shocking . a moment of silence was held at the exact time he was shot. as we honor and remember him -- we are also right in the middle of the race to see who will next president. doctor ben carson campaigned iowa over the wwekend. he shared his ideas about lowering college debt. he says the problem is -- schools keep admitting students and students keep getting loans -- with interest rates higher than they for the principal and the colleges and universities responsible for the interest. doctor carson was also asked whether the "no child left behind" act shhld be re- auttrized. he says he would want to look at results. carly fiorina is among the candidates with a lot of catching to do -- according to recent polls. a new national n-b-c news poll shows her tied for sixth -- wi

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speech as the procession wound through the heart of downtown dallas and when his limousine rolled into dealeyg out. bullets struck the president in the head and in the neck as the first lady looked on in shock. kennedy died 30 minutes later and that man, lee harv oswald, was arrested for the shooting -- harvey oswald was arrested for the shooting and killed two days later by jack ruby. the president was buried in the national cemetery where an eternal flame burns on his gravesite strategically placed between the washington monument and the lincoln memorial. >>> the photographer and the musician in a snap between lifelong friends. now the legendary carlos santana is honoring his friend the late great jim marshall. opilot you know and trust" there are lots of shots of with a swam marshall photographed some of the most famous moments in music history. ranscends the era" >> he was right in the thick of it. he had the tenacity, you know, and the conviction to take the shot because that's what it is. you got to take the shot. >> reporter: santana hand picked 40 photographs taken by marshall as part

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signs and pictures were posted around dealey plaza in remembrance of president kennedy. on november 22, 1963 kennedy was shot and killed by lee harvey oswald while riding in his limousine. a moment of silence was also the national presidential turkey will depart from san francisco and arrive in washington d-c, aboard "turkey one." the turkey will be greeted by the presidential turkey motorcade and accompanied by mock secret-service detail. later this week, the turkey will be presented and pardoned by president barack obama during a ceremony in the white house rose garden. many people in siouxland spent the weekend digging out from the snow that fell on friday. ktiv's sam curtiss found one sioux city woman, that at 80 years old, doesn't minin getting out the shovel. << at the warren household, it's a team effort to clear the driveway of snow. "i don't do much but i help a lot," said ruthie warren. at 80 years old, ruthie warren literally puts her back into it. "i"is not much until yououtart shoveling it," said ruthie warren. hunched over a shovel, making room from the dri

dealey runners will take off at 9:20 a.m. year. conditions for us. we get up to 66 this afternoon. afternoon. sunshine at the finish at central park for some of the runners around 2:00. by tomorrow, we knock off a few degrees. there is a system to the south of us with an area of low pressure that could bring a shower for areas may be in south jersey. not a big deal. that would be late monday night. the seven-day forecast -- 66 today for new york city. we will look for the sunshine at the finish. temperatures drop into the mid-50s. the after parties should be great. we will watch for the mets game to be at 58 by first pitch. let's go, mets. tomorrow, more clouds and sunshine. past monday -- really, the weather team could call in. tuesday, wednesday and thursday -- 70s. well above average for this time of year. also, the 1st week of november -- you can't beat the weather. taking a break from even the jackets midweek. looks good. looking forward to bringing you the race -- the stories and the people behind the race. it turns out to be fantastic weather. i think you will be even more i

signs and pictures ere posted arood dealey plaza honoring him. on november 22nd, 1963 president kennedy was shot and killed... this is a pretty traumatic moment, i think, in america's president assassinated on the streets of a major ciy like dallas, tees is shocking. it's just shocking a moment of silence was held at the exact time he was shot. we are also right in the middle of the race to see who will become the next president. doctor ben carson campaigned in iowa over the weekend. he shared his ideas about lowering college debt. he says theroblem is -- schools keep aamitting students anddtudents keeppgetting loans -- with interest rates higher "make the student responsible responsible for the interest. that would have a profound effect on them doctor carson was also asked whether the "no child left behind" act should be re- authorized. he says he would want to look at both the good and bad aspects -- results. cacaly fiorina ii among the candidates with a lot of catching up to do -- according to recent polls. a new national n-b-c news poll show

. >> at one point, he had 16 assassins in dealey plaza.kennedy made it to the autopsy table. >> garrison announced he had discovered a code. >> garrison said jack ruby's unlisted telephone number appears in address books %-p telephone dial, p gives you 7, o gives you 6. >> he just changed the digits around, added digits, added letters. >> who is suppressing all of this information on whose order? >> i'll tell you who is suppressing it. the federal government is suppressing it. >> who in the federal government? >> the administration. the administration of your government is suppressing it because they know that the central intelligence agency -- >> on whose order? >> on the order of the president of the united states. >> clay shaw came to court in good spirits today with his long-awaited trial under way, >> the trial went on for six weeks. it's important to note that not one witness produced by garrison survived cross-examination. >> in a unanimous verdict by a 12-man jury, shaw was found not guilty of charges that he conspired to kill the

here at dealey plaza we make a right on houston. forrest sorrels: can't we avoid this?-degree turn onto elm is gonna slow the motorcade down to a crawl. winston lawson: no look, the only way under the stemmons freeway is from elm. forrest sorrels: [sighs]. this town makes me nervous. you know dallas is the murder capital of the country. winston lawson: did a thorough check of active threats to the president, there are none in texas. we checked with the fbi, nothing came up. forrest sorrels: yeah, let's pray for rain. radio announcer: the city of dallas is busy preparing for the president and first lady's visit. now we don't have all the details yet but we do know that the president and the first lady will drive through downtown on the way to the dallas trade mart, where the president will give a speech. we'll keep you updated as we learn more. lee harvey oswald: frazier, can i get a ride home with you after work? buell frazier: yeah of course, like i told you, you can get a ride any time you want. hey lee, you don't see your girls 'til friday, it's thursday. lee harvey