he's the president of the security company type gold systems network in fort worth, texas. welcome to date of the we just had the secret service directive and accepting full responsibility so fosters ignore calls to resigns. do you think she'll keep her job? well, that's a great question. it kind of remains to be seen primarily because there was kind of a lot of grandstanding today and, and very few specific answers that she could give because their investigation is going to take a little longer obviously. so it remains to be seen whether or not she's going to be checked out, or obviously she's not going to step down on her own record. but i think part of the problem is, the only way that they're really going to salvage this is if there are definitive actions taken based on what the investigation uncovers. so as long as we don't really know what the investigation will yield, it's going to be difficult to guess whether or not she's going to be able to keep her position and was given the investigation that he's on guarding it. as you say from what you've seen, what do you thi

he's not president of the security company, tactical systems network in fort worth, texas. i asked him if he thinks that director cheaper will keep a job as well. that's a great question. it kind of remains to be seen primarily because there was kind of a lot of grandstanding today and, and very few specific answers that she could give because their investigation is going to take a little longer obviously. so it remains to be seen whether or not she's going to be kicked out, or obviously she's not going to step down on her own record. but i think part of the problem is, the only way that they're really going to salvage this is if there are definitive actions taken based on what the investigation uncovers. so as long as we don't really know what the investigation will yield, it's going to be difficult to guess whether or not she's going to be able to keep her position and was given the investigation that he's on guarding it. as you say from what you've seen, what do you think the secret service screw up? all the streams i got lucky on. i definitely think there was a screw up

thank you so much for it's ok, so that security expert to take and broad water and fort worth, texas. thank you. thank you. uh, just south africa, wherever i know, hold on trafficking is on the rise again. officials i purchased killed maybe 500 animals in 2023. i mean 11 percent of jump on the here before to present the hood. scientists have results it to a new tactic that's not uncomfortable. uncontroversial the seats is making rhino is radio active in order to save them. this is a world fist. yes, i have. what else? the as well, it is tiny little radioactive chips into the hole. it's a painless process. this join animal has been tranquilized, right? of ones are mainly used in asia and traditional medicine. they value rivals the price paid for gold. so the idea is that the value of the ryan ahold of yours, the idea is to make a, make a lot easier to attract a guy 3 borders. international crossing radiation seems as it south africa's ports and inputs can to take the treated horns. scientists have extensively tested the potential impact on the rhino is health as a off the dosage is a f

so you're gonna broadwater from fort worth, texas. thank. so we do have time now to take a look at some other stories making headlines around the worlds. 5 people have been killed in a shooting at a nursing home in eastern croatia. police say the gunmen fled the scene, but was later arrested. authorities are investigating the motive behind the attack . police in greenland have arrested prominent anti wailing environmental. this paul watson on an international warrant issued by japan, police escorted watson office ship shortly after it dropped into capital nuke. his foundations of the arrest may have been linked to one of his previous anti wailing interventions. japan is experiencing record high temperatures as the capital tokyo at 38 degrees celsius. the weather expected to get even warmer and it's predicted the country could see. it's hard to stay in a decade, according to an advisory authorities of our just as citizens, to take precautions to prevent heat stroke and to stay hydrated and former vietnamese ty. kuhn at trent on korea appeared

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byron: now america's tv doctor is starting a new endeavor here at this five-acre-plus studio in fort worthny called merit street media, as well as his own primetime show. "dr. phil primetime." here we have 73 years old, 73 years young, dr. phil's going to start a network. what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking there's some important work to be done. and i think everything i've ever done has prepared me for what i'm now doing. >> byron: so what i hear you say, dr. phil still got game, and he still wants to play? >> yeah. i think so. >> take your own life in your own hands -- >> byron: with his golf cart at the ready, dr. phil took outside a tour of the brand-new newsroom. of all your success in your lane, what makes you think dr. phil should get involved in the news business? >> well, i wanted to do a network, and the network is really anchored by "dr. phil primetime." just giving the facts no spin. >> byron: the network will air more than just his primetime show. the morning and evening newscast as well as a true crime show hosted by nancy grace, a daytime show with steve harvey, and a rea

was not from this expect, and it's like that, i'm going to come to follow and put a far can call fort worth fees, which is possible. and which of the likelihood to happen in case is elected. it upsets the apple cards of people who are changing a lot of money and resources for this war to continue and things like this. so from that present, if you look and if we look at what the russians are doing, the indians are doing and how these feet up on what these. i actually want to make already abstract kind also for a patient of bottom relations to me to something which you'll probably hear that never heard and people get probably you don't get it back. and people like me to say, wanted to say, i assembly believe today that the breakout of these, the 3 people who will make would be some last thing is that i share india and the united states for too long. this board was one that i get your economic back, those physical back. those clear thing going to be going to use that on the word for some older shepherd. good. fuck then. what does it know? she has been smart after the, you know, but the strike

. >> david: shelley duvall grew up in fort worth, texas, and never intended to become an actress.scovered by director robert altman in town prepared to film a movie. >> she said, how would you like to be in a movie? quote, how would you like to be in a movie? i couldn't believe it. i said, i'm not an@actress. >> david: casting her? "brewster mccloud" in 1970. >> boy, was he a genius. beautiful too, hair out to here. >> david: she'd star in the next five movies robert altman would make. "thieves like us." >> i was just asking. >> david: opposite robin williams in "popeye." >> because i was worried about you. >> plain as the nose on your face. >> david: her family saying she passed away in her sleep at her home in texas, complications from diabetes. >> i love irises. i love flowers. candlelight. they're so romantic. a surefire way to win a man in one night. >> david: she would say over the years, the best piece of acting and life advice she ever got was from her director and friend, robert altman, who said, "always remember, don't take yourself seriously." >> most of all, i would li

. >> david: she grew up in fort worth, texas, never intending to become an actress.scovered by robert altman. >> they said, how would you like to be in a movie, quote, how would you like to be in a movie? i couldn't believe it. i said, i'm not an actress. they said, you, are. i said, no i'm not. >> david: casting "brewster mccloud" in 1970. >> he was beautiful, too. >> david: she would star in the next five movies robert altman would make. "thieves like us." >> who is your fella? >> why do you ask that? >> i don't know, i was just asking. >> david: opposite robin wpgs in "popeye." >> because i was worried about you. it's as plain as the nose on your face. >> david: her family saying she passed away in her sleep at her home in texas. complications from diabetes. >> i love irises, flowers and candlelight. they're so romantic. it's a sure fire way to win a man in one night. >> david: she would say over the years, the best piece of acting and life advice she got was from robert altman, who said, always remember, don't take yourself seriously. >> most of all, i would like

father was seven years old and it was likely that he had not yet gone to bed on a ranch southwest of fort worth pray before the country that evening. among his many legacies, the normandy landings represented the delivery of humankind to a better world. where people reaffirmed at great costs the central ideas of human dignity, liberty, and the rule of law. the ideas upon which this country was founded. at a time when the outcome of the great contest to sustain those values hung in the balance, the president of the united states chose not to make a speech, but with the people of this nation to make a solemn request to the almighty. a decision reflecting a worldview defined by humble acknowledgment of the limits of man and of man's ultimate dependence upon a just, all, loving god. for those like me, who have always lived within the light of that war's transcendent outcome, it is all too common to have never grasped or never been taught the central character of world war ii. the united states and its allies faced a real here and now today existential threat. if we lost, we would live under the jac

she is leading an effort in the dallas-fort worth area, what's up -- to provide families in need withd great human being from project home furnishings dfw, please say hello to melissa. thank you for being here! i'm stoked to have you here, always good to have a fellow texan but this project was started with your family, right? >> about seven years ago my husband and i were looking for something we could do with our kids in the community and with our jobs and four children. we had a hard time finding some of the fit our schedule. it was his idea, he came up with it.

and according to the travel site hopper, the busiest airports are dallas fort worth, denver and atlanta. if you're planning to fly, you're advised to get to the airport early. expect long lines and it won't hurt probably to bring along some snacks. well, lower gas prices may be why more than 60 million people across the country hit the roads this holiday season. triple a says that figure is up by 5% from last year. nationwide, the average cost of gas is about $3.51 a gallon. here in california, of course, we're paying a little bit more. drivers are paying a lot more at $4.79 a gallon. and in san francisco, gas is $0.15 higher at $4.94. the price of the pump in oakland is a bit less. 485 and just a little bit cheaper in san jose, where pump prices are at 480 a gallon. all right. still ahead, a new list of the most expensive places to live in california. it is out. can you guess which bay area cities made that list? we're going to tell you next. get complete bay area sports coverage on nbc bay area with the sports desk presented by xfinity, weekdays at 5:30 p.m. and every night at 11 p.m.

lots of work hanging in the air and carter museum in fort worth. if you ever want to go see its wonderful museum, if you ever want to see art that is produced by these army exploring expeditions, the carter cannot be in many ways. so what are the lewis and clark expedition achieved? well, they made a lot of maps, about 140 of them to the best of their ability. so they had all these scientific, you know, compasses ways to draw, find longitude and so on. they contact did over 70 native american tribes during the course of their expedition and their reports and journals describe more than 200 new plant and animals species they caught or trapped as many as they could and sent artifacts back to thomas jefferson who displayed them in the entryway to his home at monticello. so have any of you ever been among which all you got to go absolutely phenomenal but you walk in through those those from the portico outside the building and you see a massive map of the united states. the jefferson head commission and these these are replica artifacts because. many o

he is a ph.d., a earned his doctorate from texas christian university in fort worth, texas. what year was in our new year away? it was a while ago, but he's an expert. so if you get an opportunity to take a class with and take the class so we are going to continue to discuss the civil war. thankfully for dr. kinard, we get to look at the aspect of weaponry and its impact on the war. so without further ado, i will hand the class over to dr. kinard. okay. well, thank you, dr. marty. the theme for today's lecture is going to be about technology of warfare. a lot of our classes, we deal with the politics of warfare, and we're just the historical record of warfare. but a lot of it comes down to the individual well, who's in the field and, you know, the weapons that they were issued, because that's what you need for warfare. but one thing that i found fascinating in research was looking at the early 19th century, in other words, from the year 1800 up till about the american civil war from 1860, 61 to 65. this was also a period in the united states of intense invention. i mean, ver

we saw orange county, miami-dade police, fort worth, the texas, to the name a few.course, playing a major role in this, and the chief of milwaukee police saying the protests are still a go. >> one of the things that we want to always reassure our viewers in the city, we're in communication with those individuals in regards to these particular type of protests or demonstrations. we do have a number of areas that is outlined for that particular type of expression because we do respect the first amendment. >> reporter: now, this is designated a national special security event, that puts the secret service in charge of all of the law enforcement here. a spokesman for the secret service tells me they have two new areas of concern; people who are angry about the assassination attempt and people who are encouraged by the assassination attempt. a memo went out to the trump team saying all plans are a go for the rnc, but additional armed security will be added to protect the trump staff. martha? martha: mike, thank you very much. mike tobin watching the protest situation her

se trata de la competencia challenge del 2024 y esta se realizarÁ en fort worth, texas.gÍa ya mucho mÁs. ya dije mira, con esa velita mÁs o menos. >> oye sandra no, pero quÉ bueno que nos destacas eso. quÉ importante que se involucren en estas carreras de tecnologÍa que tanto se necesita, sobre todo tambiÉn representaciÓn hispana que todavÍa falta el impulso aÍi para todos ellos por los recursos y demÁs. >> claro que sÍ. bueno, muchas gracias sandra. >> asÍ es chicos. >> hasta la prÓxima. >> bueno, y ahora nos vamos a ir hasta chicago con que se me hace que yo lo veo muy interesado en crear un carrito. >> hola, buenos dÍas, hernÁn. quÉ tal todo por allÁ? la informaciÓn relevante en la zona. >> claudio. octavio lo del carrito sin duda serÍa un pasatiempo increÍble, la verdad. lamentablemente tenemos que comenzar con lo siguiente. es que no hubo dÍa libre para la violencia armada aquÍ en la ciudad de chicago. tres personas perdieron la vida en una balacera en la maÑana del 4 de julio en un vecindario al sur de la ciudad. el hecho ocurriÓ alrededor de las 06:15 de la maÑana

houston and the number one city with the fastest population growth, celina, texas in the dallas fort worththe spring was more robust than expected up 2.8%. that number will be revised. a couple of times reports put in the books and what drove that growth, health care and government spending. whatsapp is getting a lot more popular. they're now 100 million monthly active users in the u.s. and the messaging app is gaining traction against apple's i message and traditional texting facebook's meta acquired whatsapp 10 years ago for 19 billion dollars and the fastest growing markets for whatsapp are los angeles, new york, miami, seattle and some parts of texas. well, chief five-dollar meal deals may not be all. they're cracked up to be ceo. domino's pizza criticized the fast food chains on bloomberg news. he's says just because something is cheaper, it is not what you want. it's not valuable. and he says the value millstone offer diners, the choice that give you cheaper menu items that you may not necessarily want from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king back to james. all right, jane, thank y

they all went out in fort worth the night before the assassination and the trip to dallas to a funny coffee slash strip strip kind of club like a beatnik club where the waitresses were underwear. they the bar tenders illegally served, you know straight liquor, you know. and put it into juice cups, and these guys were there drinking until to four and five o'clock in the morning and as earl warren the head of the warren commission said in the hearings after the assassination looking into the causes, you know, i'm sorry direct rowley you cannot tell me that a man who's been up till two four five in the morning whether he was drunk or not is his able to react to protect the president the next morning and and that just is a fact and just true. right, very very unfortunate. i also know very little about guns. so to join hop onto that train as well the end of a gun. someone's gonna like go care all. no, we all understood. i i also have to ask because unfortunately the 1960s were very tragic decade with multiple assassinations of president of a president and some non-presidents as well. and

tina, fort worth, texas, independent line. good morning. >> caller: good morning.ling to say i'm really proud of president biden of course stepping aside and endorsing vice president harris. i think that she has rejuvenated the democratic voters and independent voters. i think she will also include the youngerge people. we need to have a younger generation involved in politics and we need their ideas. they have very good ideas. we need to start listening to them and also pass the torch to our younger generation. with the border, i believe that they had a policy that should've been passed. the border patrol, everybody endorsed it. they passed on that bill because former president trump did not want them to sign it. 2b that's their problem for not signing that bill. vice president harris, , like i said she has rejuvenated us. we are excited and we're ready to go. >> host: let's talk to julio nextgen brooksville florida democrat. good f morning. >> caller: people have got to get together. that's all there is to it. i'm a proud floridians and i have got talking in jack

now, atlanta is the busiest airport this holiday travel week, but denver and dallas fort worth are right behind it. if you're planning on traveling through the airports, make sure you leave early. now, we got a chance to catch up with one traveler here in atlanta, and let's take a listen to what his travel journey was like today. >> my dad tells me to come two hours before. now i know come two hours before at least. >> reporter: and you know, tsa says they are ready for this extremely large amount of passengers traveling through their check points. if you've been to an airport recently, this probably won't come as a huge surprise to you. 12 of the 15 busiest travel days recorded by the tsa happened from mid may until now. they say they are ready. they actually were taking volunteer tsa agents and moving them to airports across the country in preparation for this holiday travel week where maybe they weren't necessarily equipped for volumes like what we're seeing right now. but as i said before, make sure you get to the airport early, check your flight status before you come here, and anot

pressure on the is there any government to free, dr. muhammed double send me a record up on them, or fort worth towards reading the thousands of other detainees that are in those detainment sensitive right. now what is the sort of justification for arresting the direct about she for hospital he was arrested during the humanitarian mission with, with the when staff that were in guess how do they justify this arrest? they haven't, i don't think they have released anything official in terms of his statements. but since his detainment in november, we haven't heard back from the government on why they do what they do to the medical staff, to the administrators, to the doctors, the nurses. i'm sure you've heard about the trustees that they have done to hospitals in the north, the central and the following reasons. so, and it seems that there, but they've been given the green light to do whatever they want in the plaza, most to a residential commercial and medical facilities. and i just want to point out that in the eyes of the palestinians and the 3 people around the world, they all see looked at him

because i feel like beacon, he started something really great with the both have championships in fort worth following up with your styles here. so i'd love for him to continue that work i would love to see him continue it, too, will keep us posted. tracy, really appreciate you in beacon joining us this morning. you are just the story that we all needed. thank you thank you we'll be right back sunday dr. sanjay gupta reports on for the devastating effects of alzheimer's reversing, something that seems so preordained. >> it sounds extraordinary. dr. sanjay gupta report the last alzheimer's patient sunday at eight on cnn my name needs braden i always 5-years-old when i came to change. how trained short-run gamma story shall, i then having these headaches that when i go away my mom, she was just crying. what they said their son has brain cancer it was your worst fear coming to life? watching your child grow up as the dream of every parent you can join the battle to save the lives of kids like braden by supporting st. jude children's research hospital families never receive a bill from st. jude

far as the busiest airports this holiday travel week, according to hopper, that would be dallas, fort worth, denver, and right here in atlanta. and if you've been to an airport recently, this shouldn't come as too much of a big surprise. but the top 12 of the 15 busiest travel days ever recorded by the tsa have all occurred since mid-may. so what does that mean? lines, lines and more lines. so if you're planning on heading to the airport over the next few days, make sure you get here early. pack some snacks and a little bit of patience as you navigate your way to your gate. priya sridhar nbc news priya. thank you. bill, let's get to you now. we can't seem to escape this brutal heat. are we going to have to spend the whole holiday weekend inside? that's the question. yeah, inside or in that pool? that's gotten pretty toasty. i imagine in a lot of cases, the heat is different. we got the heat. dry heat in the west, the really soupy stuff is in areas of the east. so the feels like temperature really is different depending on where you are. but in total, when we add it all up, we're over a thir

hopper says the busiest airports will be denver, dallas and fort worth and right here in atlanta. if you have been to a report recently, 12 of the top 15 busiest travel days ever recorded by the tsa have all occurred since mid-may. that means lines, lines and more lines. if you are planning on heading to an airport, make sure you get here early, pack some snacks and as we love to say a little bit of patience as we navigate your way to your gate. >> always have snacks for sure. what about those going by road? what should they prepare for? >> reporter: absolutely. there are massive numbers of people hitting the roads. 60 million were projected to travel by car this holiday travel week. that's up more than three million more than last year. there are two reasons for this surge. one is the prices at the pump are lower than they have been in previous years and they are forecasted to drop as well as the flexibility of more remote work schedules. if you are looking to book that last-minute rental car, the cities with the highest demand this week. all in all aaa is forecasting there will

tina in fort worth, texas. independent line. caller: good morning.'m calling to say i'm proud of president biden for stepping aside and endorsing vice president harris. i think she has rejuvenated the democratic voters and independent voters. i think that she will also include the younger people. we need to have a younger generation involved in politics. we need their ideas. they have very good ideas. we need to start listening to them and also pass the torch to our younger generation. with the border, i believe that they had a policy that should have been passed. the border patrol, everybody endorsed it. they passed on that bill because former president trump did not want them to sign it. to me that is their problem for not signing that bill. vice president harris, she has rejuvenated us. we are excited and we are ready to go. host: let's talk to julio in brooksville, florida, democrat. caller: it is julio. anyways, people have got to get together. that's all there is to it. i'm a proud floridian. i heard the guy talking would have bet florida is. g

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i'm so proud of our team in fort worth and our industry partners that have got us to this mile milestoned to many more to come. >> you and i were talking about the impact of inflation. for you as a defense contractor, do you see that easing at all, or is it in a plateau period here? >> well, one of the things that we've had to deal with over the last couple of years is the flow-through of inflation that begins with raw materials, works through our small and medium businesses and eventually into our production lines. that along with the labor turnover that happened as a result of covid-19 has created a bit of a headwind as we start to build and ramp into new requirements. we're focused on building a stronger industrial base, and we are working to bring on alternate sources and also provide our subject matter experts into the supply chain to deal with those issues. >> the supply chain is not in the system right now for everybody, right? >> it is. it's primarily the thing that is pacing the ramp-up of capabilities, whether it's munitions, whether it's aircraft. it's the supply chainm. some

coming up next and their hard work is paying off because as we speak, that car is now on its way to fort worthto travel nearly 1700 miles. it will race at nascar's texas motor speedway team. one can represent the bay area in this four day race at the solar car challenge in dallas. so joining us now in studio, we have the program director and team coach rupert verdi, and team one's co-captain, manasvi noronha. did i pronounce those correctly? close? >> absolutely. thank you. >> close. thank you. thanks so much for coming in. so let's talk about this team. tell me about the 13 students in this. and what it means. you guys are a mother daughter powerhouse. so this is kind of amazing. and i love it. tell me about this car and your team. >> well, this is our second year doing the car. it's completely different from the one that we did last year. a lot of modifications. our team is mostly just build. we have two team members who are doing most of the electrical work, and my co-captain is on the electrical side and his dad is the our electrical supervisor. so they've been doing they did all the wirin

and the lady who just got off the phone who said trump did not say the people at fort worth was losersnd suckers, i think the whole world heard him say that, because he was a puppet himself and had bone spurs in his foot or somewhere, so he would not have to go. then he has been convicted of all these crimes. and we elect him to be the leader of this country? i think it's a poor choice, and this country is going to hell without a basket. host: -- caller: good morning. i think we should get a younger vice in office for a change. j.d. vance, i believe he is from appalachia. -- host: sebastian, florida, independent line. caller: i am an independent registered as a republican in florida, because you cannot vote in the primaries unless you are in one of the parties. i do not know that much about vance. i did vote for trump the last time. i voted for obama prior to that. and i'm going to vote for trump again. i really hope people do their research. i think the media has been very misleading. i just hope they do their research and their eyes are opened, and i am willing to give vance a chance

fort lauderdale earlier this spring. were you get suddenly a couple months worth of rainfall in a matter of hours. but when it warms up, it carries more moisture. it carries more moisture, the gets fed into storms and comes out as precipitation and hurricanes are heat engines. they feed off of the warm waters. so as water temperatures are going up, hurricanes have more of an ability to take advantage of that. >> you mention the extreme heat around the united states. what other extreme weather events are you tracking? >> right now, on the extreme heat front, i would say that there is something remarkable going on and remarkable makes it sound a little too positive. right now, there's about 110 million americans under sometime -- type of heat warning or advisory the south central states in the south are really baking in high humidity heat. but the more remarkable event, the more severe event that i think we are going to be hearing about more and more in the coming days, it is happening in the west, in california, oregon, eventually up into washington state and nevada. we are going to be seeing about

americans are wondering if it's worth the price, what a new report is revealing and why most americans say the higher education system is heading in the wrong direction. at fortthis photo posted by the fire department, you can see just how steep the terrain is in the area. the call came in around 1030 yesterday morning. cws were able to use a number of ropes to pull the huskyo later, the fire department says dogs should always be leashed while being walked near all coastal trails. a large fedex trailer caught fire on 580 during multiple agencies and bringing multiple agencies to the scene here. that fire broke out early sunday morning at san ramon valley boulevard. the fire department got assistance from livermore pleasanton firefighters and chp officers, dousing the flames as it burned the back of that trailer. they successfully knocked it out without any reports of injuries. no word yet on what caused this incident. a plan to remove the bike and pedestrian lane from the richmond-san rafael bridge four days a week could begin this fall, according to the marin ij. the work would happen four days a week, and then the lanes would be reopened to cyclists and ped