. >> being led out by captain fritz. >> there is lee. he's been shot. he's been shot.re is a man with a gun. it's absolute panic. absolute panic here in the basement of the dallas police headquarters. detectives have their guns drawn. there is no question about it. oswald has been shot at point blank range fired into his stomach. >> he's shot. he is shot. oswald -- >> it is oswald. >> did he shoot the man? >> or do you know? >> that's the man that shot the man. >> immediately after the shooting, our only witnesses that we could talk to were other reporters. >> where did he go pierre? >> he was here. they just put the gun there. i saw the flash on the black sweater. >> did you see the gun to his stomach? >> i saw right here. he was in a group of men right here. >> masquerading as one of us or what? >> i thought it was one of the detective. he had a hat. >> the situation is now that lee harold oswald has been shot. the man who saw the shot fired said it was fired by a man wearing a black hat, a brown coat, a man that everyone down here thought was a secret service agent.

growing up i ran track and field all the time, i play ultimate fritz bee, and i know first hands that it's really difficult to find open and available space for activities. i think it's somewhere around 400,000 people use our soccer fields every week and with the conditions we have we really need to improve the fields we have. we can't build anymore [inaudible] ballot measure is definitely a good first step. it's not going to prevent any appeals, not going to shortcut the process at all. all this does is it guarantees that once it has gone through all the processes and had any appeals complete that no further legislation can be passed to hinder or stop the recreation facilities in any way. thank you. >> let me tell you how important in our community soccer is. we don't have playing field that is cover the needs for latino kids in this city. we don't. go out to the fields and watch what's going on in soccer right now we don't have ample opportunity to be able to give young boys and also young girls the ability to exercise in the sport that comes from their home. the other day i was dri

. -- fritz so two frets mollhauser. for making the necessary arrangement but he is not responsible for the food situation. the d.c. bar tells me i have to announce that this session is on the record but you knew the bar's approval in advance if you're going to record. c-span has the bars approval but if you don't have the approval, you are not authorized to record. the section on court lawyers and is administration of justice one of more than 20 sections of the d.c. bar to which much of the bars work is done. that section concentrates on matters pertaining to court administration and rules and the relationship between the bench and the bar in all aspects of the lawyers relationship to the profession enclosing -- including ethics and admission standards. focuses on also access to justice for everyone in d.c.. are cosponsorsns of today's program and they cover the range of legal practice and i would encourage all of you and your members of d.c. view, become an active whoer and for those of you are future members, when you

. >> on the fritz, ten grand to fix it. >> do we want an actual baby and if so, white, black, hispanic, black hair, teeth or no teeth. >> i have black baby at home. [ inaudible ]. >> sorry, i can't hear what you're saying. i -- >> i'm so stressed out. >> that looks familiar. she actually did study, she came here and watched the "today" show shenanigans. you're probably suffering from decision fatigue. >> here to tell us why we are so mentally exhausted and what we can do about it are psychologist dale atkins and the co-author of "will power rediscovering the greatest human strength" and "new york times" columnist john tierney. welcome. >> hi, guys, how are you? >> great, thank you. >> decision fatigue, this is a real thing, isn't it? >> john you wrote a lot about this. >> it's been discovered in the lab and shopping mall. the first experiment involved these hungry students that were -- they were left alone with these delicious chocolate chip cookies and they had to resist them, they're not supposed to eat them. when they did eat -- they managed to resist them but afterwards they had le

mine went on the fritz and they sent it in for repair and i don't know what the question was. [laughter] >> i was wondering what it was when youay-to-day weren't on missions? describe what it was like when you were not flying missions? >> it was a madhouse. airstrip, when you think of the flames taking off from their re, it was a flattened out, dried out three rice patties in a row. that was our airstrip. it was probably the most among this group that ever existed in the army as far as i know. if something needed to be done, it was happening all the time. constantly fixing airplanes and fueling airplanes. >> they had a single mass hall and one time the general was visiting and walked in and saw .ll these enlisted men nobody is saluting and he said, they said, world -- it's always got. weyou prefer to eat outside, can fix you up a table. he did, and they did. we have time for two more questions. and we are just going to have to shut it off. >> let's go to you. >> a question for coal and a lot of people may not know there are famous reunions every year since the war of the dooli

wore also in just now from dallas that homicide chief captain will fritz has now said that the case ofnt kennedy's assassination is now closed with the death of oswald. it may not, however, be the opinion of the u.s. secret service or the federal bureau of investigation. i'm randy and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years. but i needed help in quitting smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these, stop chantix and see your doctor right away as some could be life threatening. t

happy birthday to hogan fritz of portland, oregon. may all your birthday wishes come true, hogan!and applause ] dennis -- what the hell are you cooking in your apartment? [ laughter ] smells like broccoli being boiled in bleach over a burning computer. i actually hope it's meth, because i don't think you should be eating whatever that is. [ laughter ] happy birthday to jenna shellwood of sterling, virginia! may you soar like a bird in the sky of life! [ cheers and applause ] dennis, can you please turn down your tv? it's hard to sleep listening to judge joe brown screaming. it's even harder to sleep with you screaming at judge joe brown. [ laughter ] will you never agree with one of his decisions? happy birthday to camilla robertson of lexington, kentucky. shine brightly, camilla, for you are the brightest star in our galaxy, camilla! [ cheers and applause ] dennis -- can you keep your iguana confined to your apartment? no one wants to see your iguana wandering around the hallways. and get that thing to a lizard doctor. they're not supposed to be gray, and they're not supposed to

when detective bill fritz arrives he finds nextler, pistol in hand, standing in a defensive positioncreaming at the man on the ground. >> i think he was in fear of his life. i think he believed at the time that they were going to shoot him. he just kept repeating that he couldn't believe that it happened to him. >> the man in the black coat who jumped into the getaway car is matthew ross. he's eventually captured, convicted of attempted robbery, and sentenced to ten years in prison. the man in the white hoodie, joseph nipper, is also convicted of attempted robbery but dies two years after the shooting from complications from his wounds. what ross and nipper didn't know that day is that fixler is a combat veteran who fought in vietnam and not the nerdy, easy target they expected. >> they probably figured i'm the last guy to know how to use a weapon. >> fixler is not charged with any crime. he legally possessed the handgun he used. and with the help of the videotape, police determined he had the right to defend himself because he was in fear for his life. after the robbery, fixler rece

thanks to fritz mullhauser for being the producer of this him practice, coordinating between the d.c. bar and around old reporter ampbtd c-span and making all the necessary arrangements be you he is not responsible for the food situation. the section on courts -- oh and the d.c. bar tells me i have to announce this session is on the record but you into ted bar's approval if advance if you are going to record it c-span has the bar's approval, but if you don't have the bar's approval, you are not authorized to record t. section on courts, lawyers and the administration of justice is one of more than 20 sections of the d.c. bar, through which much of the br's work is done. that section concentrates on matters pertaining to court administration, rules, relationship between the bench and the bar and all aspects of a lawyer's relationship to the profession, including ethics, discipline and admission standards t. section also focuses on improving access to justice for everyone in d.c.. the other sections -- ten other sections are co-sponsors of today's program. they cover pretty much the ran

thanks to fritz mullhauser for being the producer of this him practice, coordinating between the d.c. bar and around old reporter ampbtd c-span and making all the necessary arrangements be you he is not responsible for the food situation. the section on courts -- oh and the d.c. bar tells me i have to announce this session is on the record but you into ted bar's approval if advance if you are going to record it c-span has the bar's approval, but if you don't have the bar's approval, you are not authorized to record t. section on courts, lawyers and the administration of justice is one of more than 20 sections of the d.c. bar, through which much of the br's work is done. that section concentrates on matters pertaining to court administration, rules, relationship between the bench and the bar and all aspects of a lawyer's relationship to the profession, including ethics, discipline and admission standards t. section also focuses on improving access to justice for everyone in d.c.. the other sections -- ten other sections are co-sponsors of today's program. they cover pretty much the ran

ornks also to fritz mulhouse , my colleague at the aclu, for being the producer of this program. making all the necessary arrangements. but he is not responsible for the food situation. bar tells me that i have to announce that this youion is on the record but need the bar's bruegel in advance if you're going to record. c-span has approval. but if you don't have approval you are not authorized to record. courts lawyers and the administration of justice is one of the d.c.ections bar through which much of the bar's work is done. that pertains to court administration and roles, the relationship tween the bench and the bar. this section also focuses on improving access to justice for everyone in d.c. the 10 other sections are cosponsors of today's program. they cover the range of legal practice and i would encourage all of you, if you are members of the d.c. bar, to think about becoming an active member. for those of you who are future members of the d.c. bar, you should think about becoming active in one or more bar sections. it is a great way to know other lawyers outside of your o

fritz, do you have any updates for us? all right. >> i have some bad news for you. that's dr. coburn's flight has been delayed further and he's not going to be able to be here until 8:00 so we'll have dinner and you guys can get to know each other even better. no, i think we're going to wrap it up and knowing dr. coburn he'll have plenty of questions for the record. if he hasn't had a chance to meet with you, my guess is he would want to do so. try to make time to do that. he's very thoughtful, creative person. he's saddled with not very good staff -- no, he's blessed with good staff, so am i, they keep us out of trouble most of the time. i -- well, a lot of times what i'll do with a hearing if we have an opportunity, we're invited to make an opening statement and i thought you had very good ones and sometimes when we have time i like to give our witnesses a chance to give a closing statement. not five minutes. just sort of reflect on what you've heard, what you've said and what others have said. some questions that were asked. but if you would just take a moment, think about

fritz, do you have any updates for us? all right. >> i have some bad news for you. that's dr. coburn's flight has been delayed further and he's not going to be able to be here until 8:00 so we'll have dinner and you guys can get to know each other even better. no, i think we're going to wrap it up and knowing dr. coburn he'll have plenty of questions for the record. if he hasn't had a chance to meet with you, my guess is he would want to do so. try to make time to do that. he's very thoughtful, creative person. he's saddled with not very good staff -- no, he's blessed with good staff, so am i, they keep us out of trouble most of the time. i -- well, a lot of times what i'll do with a hearing if we have an opportunity, we're invited to make an opening statement and i thought you had very good ones and sometimes when we have time i like to give our witnesses a chance to give a closing statement. not five minutes. just sort of reflect on what you've heard, what you've said and what others have said. some questions that were asked. but if you would just take a moment, think about