his name, lee harvey oswald.an rather reports. >> this is the way the police reconstructed oswald's movements. company'sked past the main office on the second floor, the same office where he had just been questioned. he went to the stairs and took them down to elm street. now began to chase. the people involved were cecil, a bus driver, who was going west on home. a taxi driver, waiting for a pickup at the greyhound station. a waitress, helen. she was on her way to work. and ted, a used car dealer. the time was about 12:32 or slightly later. the police had not yet sealed off the book depository building. there was lack of knowledge as to where the shots came from. oswald was able to walk out by simply walking out. he started along elm street on this route. at feel the street, he got on a street, he got on a bus. the officers are now surrounding and searching the building, the book depository on the corner of elm. at the triple underpass. traffic has come to a standstill, which is almost even with griffin street h

steve harvey. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: steve harvey!em like you're in a great mood. you seem -- you seem -- you don't seem like you're going to murder someone. you seem like you're really happy. and you're really having a a great, great, great time. >> this is the worst thing that's ever happened to me. >> jimmy: oh, now, steve -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: steve, now you were -- what is going on? you're on a vegan raw diet? >> i'm detoxing, man. you know, i try to clean the system out at least once a a year. and gosh, i'm doing the green drinks. and i'm on a raw diet right now. all the food is raw. >> jimmy: but that should give you energy, right? everyone says it's very energetic. >> no. i feel like i'm dying. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait a second. >> i drank a green drink today. >> jimmy: yes. >> and i've never had it before. but i think that i drank some gorilla [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? let me google that. i don't know if that's real. >> i don't know who made it, but this dude has a serious green diet. >> jimmy: but you ar

when he killed lee harvey oswald. next five people that serve as consular staff described the investigation. they detailed their interactions with oswald's family, russian and cuban officials, and various intelligence agencies. the form was held at southern methodist university in dallas last fall. it is a little three hours. >> good afternoon, everybody. listen, i am privileged to be here as a moderator, but from what these gentlemen have to say, i am going to step back. it is the easiest moderating job i have ever had because there are some fascinating stories and conversations they will have with you. one thing i did not know -- other than that i was a sixth grader at the time the president was killed, i did not know -- i did not study, at that time, about the warren commission, but i have come to know quite a bit of it. i actually, in a retaliation -- creation of a- a mock trial of lee harvey oswald i prosecuted mr. oswald. former first assistant with the dallas da office was the defense attorney. so, i got to lea

some of the guys that sit at the table with harvey said that harvey was going to trade a piece of cake to you for another item? >> actually, i gave him like some -- a bag of coffee. he told me that he would give me two cakes, and we turned. i thought that to be pretty cool. >> did he just pick it up and hand it to you? >> no, he handed it -- i grabbed it myself. >> so you reached over and picked it up -- >> he was like, you know, your cake right there. as i picked it up -- most cakes are dry. you know, this cake was like really soggy at the bottom of it. you know, and you know -- i believe, you know, by me being so immune to it, i can't smell it no more. it might have been urine up under it. you know, like i say, man, i could be wrong. but i'm pretty much right. >> going to give you a possible explanation. you know, when they stack those trays up, put the food on, some of the food's hot and some of it's cold. and when there's -- those trays are stacked up on each other, they're insulated so that heat and cold, that's going to create condensation in there. so it's possible that there wa

also walled acted alone -- a lee harvey oswald acted alone. we set up a camera in a fourth floor conference room to talk to investigative journalist philip examines, whose book the warren commission's work, using key phone calls, documents, and artifacts. he explains some of the lingering controversies regarding the warren report. we take a brief to her of the -- reef tour -- we take a brief tour of the or in commission's -- of the warren commission's office. >> it was in this room here on this floor that the warren commission saw for the very first time the entirety of the committee -- the investigations of hearing would take place down here at the time. we harvey oswald's brother was here. -- much oftographs the work was done on the fourth floor. are now on the fourth floor of the u.s. capital historical society, where this would have been the working floor for the warren commission. i will show you the office of chief justice earl warren. this is his desk and his chair. >> are you pretty sure this is his chair? , absolutely. we have a lot o

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pictured commissioners here with president johnson and counsel jay lee ranken lee harvey oswald acted alone in killing john f. kennedy. the warren commissioner worked n this building, a short walk from the u.s. supreme court building and the u.s. capitol. camera in a fourth floor conference room to talk to shenon, whose book "a cruel and shocking act" the history of the kennedy assassination examines the work, using key phone calls, documents, and artifacts, he explains some of the lingering regarding the warren report. first we take a brief tour of the warren commission offices. >> hi, i'm brian summers, of the u.s. ector historical society. you're in the building of the of foreign wars. the commission met here for nine months. we're in the room where so much of the testimony of the substantial those to the investigation met here in this building itself. committee hearings would have at that ce down here time. fifth that work on the floor. you can see it houses the u.s. historical society. e're the fourth floor of the u.s. capital historical society floor for working the warren commi

of what they had known about lee harvey oswald. specifically focused on what the cia knew about his travels o mexico. to and it showed that the cia had been aware pretty quickly after the assassination, certainly shortly after the warren commission went out of business, that there was much more to the story of oswald in mexico city than had ever been shared with washington. and again, the record shows the cia knew much more about oswald than it told anyone, even to this day. there are still documents about the kennedy assassination, about the cia'a knowledge of oswald that are still classified and still under seal at the national archives. >> there is reason to believe that the cia may have had contact in one form or another with oswald while he was in mexico city. i think the cia feared that known,f it became would've created a massive scandal for the cia, the scandal that this agency did not want to address. years later, congress would investigate the kennedy assassination, the house of representatives, and they would find witnes

that calling our husband our spouse there's a special significance here it because ems it's where harvey milk served and where supervisor avalos at the end of this last seat near the public that's where harvey sat and harvey has been here on a spirit and i'm sure he's smiling and looking at down what i love about the weddings that happen in city hall which is incredible to see so many happened in front of the harvey milk statute and i think it's says something about the city congratulations you have jason brooke and it can't be better than that. >> colleagues welcome to the board chamber and city hall i understand you'll be having a representation at the board of supervisors conferee room in 278 we're honored for your presence and thank you for your service to the country despite the military didn't have policies that reflected the policies of san francisco but given you're here it's wonderful to see you here if you change your mind consider moving to our city bus its more important to have ambassadors to our city with that, jason are you ready? >> this is in recognition of the love that

the second item you requested is lee harvey oswald's address book. this is a custom-made container made by our conservation staff. this is acid-free. this is mylar. it has a handy lift so you can get it out without having to pull on it. it is the commission exhibit 18. it has all of his handwritten items including the map, addresses, and telephone numbers, as you would expect. the final item is a map of mexico city. oswald made a trip to mexico city prior to the assassination, and brought this map home. this was acquired by dallas police and the fbi and eventually the warren commission as well. this side of the map offers a smaller map with tourist spots which are identified on the side. as you can tell, certain things were circled. it was like that when we received it. obvious way, we were not at anything like that. the back side is a larger map. again, with several items circled. i had found in secondary sources people have written that some of the items circled -- and i seem on the side -- were actually the embassies of cuba and the ussr, but i ha

and i'm adams a member of the harvey milk club i want to urge you to adapt that i will highlight how many times have you are u you are heard about this this, can easily adapted and grab ahold of someone i heard our stories and i hope you can take a step forward funding and seeing that hiv can be curd thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi supervisors i'm steven aside from the financial aspect of it being a good investment especially, when we're not in a recession in the future i tried to get prep i had step throat she ended up saying i was stereotyping with my step throat and said maybe you can checkout the health study i was informed and knew when i wanted to get you picked a doctor treating hiv patient in the castro it gives a number of hiv community even with that privilege i couldn't get it from my primary care physician it ended the trust for a dr. patient relationship this is important autonomy to pay lip service but to put money toward it and lead on the issue invading and hope the people that have health care to get the methamphetamines and also as a

colonel harvey, the president doubled down today on this effort to keep us out of a ground war. he right? >> well, i think we have the pay attention to what he said, and he has clear red lines. clearly he does not want combat troops on the ground. but it doesn't mean we're not going to have other capabilities on the ground that will be providing that support to the iraqi security forces and to others eventually. >> ifill: janine davidson, what do you think? was he right to draw that line so brightly? >> well, i think policy is different than a plan, so i do think that he is right to say that we don't need ground forces right now, american ground forces, but then again, you know, general dempsey did say, i'm holding this idea in reserve, but that's sort of the role of the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is to offer options to the president when he may need them at a later time. i think for now we should see how this goes. >> ifill: derek harvey, we did hear general dempsey say, if this happens and that happens and this happens, then i would go back perhaps to the president

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they can't wait till tim was going to make harvey laugh. imagine being harvey -- "he's not gonna make me laugh tonight." [snickers] [fly buzzing] [buzzing stops] a lot of people thought those were staged breakups. they weren't. harvey just had such a weak spot for tim's humor. tim would never do it to the ink. you know, he was always doing something else. you know, throwing a line out. trying to get me to laugh. uh, dear mr. delmar. in the regards to your letter of the 25th... you'd see me as mrs. wiggins sometimes doing this a lot. looking at the nail. i was biting my finger to keep from laughing. i feel that the original reply is in keeping with the policy. the director was winging it, and the audience knew, and it was gold, what he did. he was just brilliant. when i first did the old man, they had never seen that old man before. they just said, "you'll come through the door as an old man." okay, so i just walked naturally kind of, but when we taped it, i walked that slowly. i'll take it with me. [tape tearing] [mumbling] [knock on door]

founder harvey levin in a moment. >>> tmz, the got to be website based in l.a.beaten the mainstream media on a whole series of scoops. there was mel gibson's rant against the cops, michael richard's racist rant in a comedy club, the racist audio tape that forced done afrld sterling to sell the los angeles clippers and now the video of ray rice slugging his fiancee in a casino elevatorer that this week prompted the nfl to suspend him indefinitely. >> how is it that the nfl couldn't get their hands on this second tape, but a website called tmz could? >> well, i don't know how tmz or any other website gets their information. and we don't seek to get that information from sources that are not credible. >> well, it means that he is just full of bs. >> what better time to talk to harvey levin, the founder of tmz, from los angeles. >> harvey levin, welcome. >> hi, howie, how are you doing? >> doing great. people look at thesegh stories from ray race going all the way back to mel gibson and they ask, how does tmz get this stuff? >> you know, it's so funny to me that peo

the lee harvey oswald address book. you can see there is a commission exhibit number on there, number 18. it has all of his handwritten items including the map, addresses, and telephone numbers, as you would expect. because of the huge interest in this, we have numerous people that want to have access to these materials. there is noise tension between conservation and -- there is always tension between conservation and access. that has been our biggest challenge. we have addressed that by trying to provide as much access as we can with still pictures and film of the most popular artifacts in the collection so people can see them and have the research questions answered without actually looking at the physical artifacts. every time we have to make an actual item available, we are risking a bit of the conservation of the item. that is why for the press, we have provided video of the artifacts themselves which we did prior to the 50th anniversary. whichs the famous rifle oswald used to assassinate the president. you can se

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we w

so thank you harvey rishikoff. [applause] >> there wasn't a single founder who doubted that going to war with the most important decision a republican made. the war power is the most important are because war is the greatest threat to the public. since the executive has more incentive to go to work in the legislature the founders placed the power to declare war in the legislature, not in the presidency. the founder who understood were better than any other founder was george washington who upon leaving as retiring as the first president of the united states he gave a long farewell address in which he spelled out the foreign-policy of the founders. washington said we should stay neutral in foreign wars. we should shun military alliances but with all foreign powers because they would entangle us in their wars. to support neutrality washington said we should be wary of overbroad military establishme establishment. he said we should not borrow more money in our generation than we can pay off and of course avoid politic

harvey, good to see you. first of all, i don't want to take away from your scoops.ly will was a very important one. and we're not here to have the ethics. why do you think the tape came out now after the casino closed. >> every operation pays for content when we're talking about video because, a, there is nothing wrong with it and, b, you guys do it, too. if you get a fire that some string are shot, you buy it. i know that, you know that. and now everybody else buys it, too. in terms of why it came out, i think what happened was the casino closed and when the casino closed, i think there were a lot of employees who just said, you know he, what we want to it the right thing and ultimately we ended up getting this video because when you look at the video,e, what we want to it the right thing and ultimately we ended up getting this video because when you look at the video,, what we want to it the right thing and ultimately we ended up getting this video because when you look at the video,, what we want to it the right thing and ultimately we ended up getting this video

what does your reporting say about that, harvey?e told for our nfl sources that they were asking for fall available evidence. they were not specific asking the police for video of the police position, and we know this, we contacted law enforcement in that jurisdiction, they don't give up pending evidence in a case. that is true but so what? nfl knew they had the video and they didn't go. rave rice's own lawyer had copy of the criminal because of video case. goodell could have gone to him. he had a lot of leverage at the time. he had ways getting video. he knew there was surveillance video in the casino. he knew ray rice knocked out his girlfriend. they said it was mutual combat. good gel is micromanager on all the other cases. on all the other cases he gets involved on specifics in other cases, i know this. in this case he did nothing. he sat back and did nothing. and the question is, why didn't he go and get what was right in front of him? that is what is fishy about this investigation. martha: why do you think that is? why would h

our guest is harvey golomb. now, he is the chairman of miller, buck fire, and harvey.hat did you make of what jack lew just said? that we need to keep the companies at home and we need to change the law to make sure they do. >> we should change the law to attract more companies to the united states. they have the most arcane corporate tax scheme in the world. it has the highest tax rates in the world for corporations. it has territorial tax systems. pay taxes ine to the united states for money they earn in germany. the idea that companies would act in a way to maximize their taxes paid is ridiculous. thes are crossed corporation, just like any other costs. corporations manage their field so they pay the minimum amount of taxes. about this whole idea. you are running these companies, but it rubs people the wrong way. it is unpatriotic. you should stay within your own country, support your own employees, support your country if you can afford to do it. is not a question of what to afford. it is a question of what maximizes the company's business. if i am in new york and

army colonel, derek harvey, douglas olivett, the former national security council irrakt director for both presidents bush and obama, and our cnn military analyst, retired army lieutenant, general mark hurt ling. the pentagon called this a sustainable campaign. what exactly does that mean? how long could this last? >> wolf, as we saw this begin last night r, i think you will e action by the coalition forces, particularly the next few days, continued strike. this wasn't a one-night affair. they say sustainable, they mean that the bombing is going to continue. there will be other actions, follow-they could strike targets. and we should prepare for it to continue on a very long time. >> well, douglas olivett, you know, a lot of concern out there that the u.s. could be dragged into some sort of quagmire in syria and once again in iraq. what do you think? >> the odds aren't high, we are maintaining our red line and the iraqis' red line, no american boots on the ground that said, we have a good plan, we have here a plan that could work, you but there's no such thing as a military plan that

the harveys are going to have a corn eating contest. >> all of them, huh? are you going to participate? >> yeah, i'm going to win it. >> we're going to be watching, steve. >> i don't know that, but i'm hoping i will win it. >> it's so great to see you. you are the winner. we love watching you. we're glad you're with us here on nbc 4 and we look forward to seeing you today and the whole family tomorrow. have a great one. >> absolutely. whur, baby. >> all right. thank you vur much. thank you. >> well, 135 films from 25 countries coming up. the film festival getting under way in our area this week. and a sneak peek at some of the movies you're going to see. plus, horton's unheard story. the new dr. soousz book released >>> this morning the yoga community is making a new push to get an exempt from d.c.'s so-called yoga tax. the arlington based group yoga alliance is sending letters to every studio in d.c. the letter says in part the the tax, quote, should not apply to yoga because it's far more than physical exercise. the group says new york and washington stat

and, you know, hopefully harvey can rebuild because he was rea really wonderful asset to our community>> reporter: he was considered a master of his craft in fact he was chosen to do some repair work on a gown worn by lady diana during the prince princess di exhibit. we are toll it's not clear whether he knows about this devastating fire. he's in the hospital tonight for heart surgery. we're told in fact employees say the family members have tried to keep the news from him. it's not the kind of stress he needs right now. lucy? >> we hope that he heals quickly and has a full recovery and that he can rebuild, bruce. thank you very much. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority right now. man it is hot, it's humid and there's all kinds of stuff brewing up popping up around you scott. >> lucy it's a september sizzle. we're talking temperatures right now in the upper 80s. but it feels, yeah, like 94 degrees when you factor in that humidity. winds are out of the south southwest at 9 miles per hour. so the unofficial end to summer feeling more like the middle of summer as we take a look righ

in regard to getting money for the positions that were unfilled, and the success always, came from harvey rose's office in terms of lobbying them, and getting it with the budget analyst, office, before we get to the board because by the time that you get to the board for the most part they are going to go along with the budget analyst. sucking up, or working in the analyst office and in regard to getting these and taking care of your budget problems if >> yeah, forgive me, because my experience, holly rose has never recommended an increase in anybody's budget. >> and i got it. often. >> and well, that is news to me, actually, and we do interact. >> and i know that many other departments and maybe things have changed in the 15 years that i was out of the city government and harvey rose was always the guy to the back door and work on, and the budget analyst, is assigned to you was always a person to work on if you wanted to get something done, and that was not just the percent of any kind of particular adeptness that i had in the public defenders office and the stories were legend about oth

and harvey, stand up. harvey is going to be our moderator. harvey is currently with the national war college. harvey's last job was director the last government job you worked for the director of national intelligence. her breathe baryshnikov. [applause] there wasn't a single founder who doubted that going to war was the most important decision the republic would make. the war power is the most important power because war is the greatest threat to a republic. war concentrates power. the executive has more of an incentive to go to war than the legislature. the founders placed the power to declare war in the legislature not with the president. the founder understood were better than any other founder was george washington, too upon him retiring as the first president of the united states come he gave a long farewell address in which he spelled out the foreign-policy to the founders. washington said we should stay neutral in foreign wars. we should start military alliances with all foreign powers because they would entangle us in their wars. to

harvey? >> how are you?e floor. >> so back for another season. >> excited, and i've got a lead-in. >> yes, you do. good luck to you. >> i need you like a squirrel need nuts right now. i've got to tell you. >> can you believe when you started out -- this is your third season. did you ever think you would be here with the emmy and the whole thing? >> not really. i didn't never think i would be on daytime tv to begin with. i thought i was going to get one of them late night slots. i'm glad i didn't. but that was my ultimate dream. it's a blessing to be here in year three. a lot of shows don't get through the clutter. i'm very, very blessed to be one of them. today, season three is going to be a big one in chicago on the rooftop. >> taking the show on the road. shows like this have to evolve. do you like that? do you like the energy when you're on the road? >> i thought it was hot. you get a superstar like pit bull come on the show, it's pretty good. his followers are gorgeous. it's like watching telemundo. >> y

. >> derek harvey: we should be very careful about underestimating him.y is the real deal. >> pelley: derek harvey was in iraq for the beginnings of al- baghdadi. a colonel in u.s. army intelligence, he briefed president bush and top commanders. back then, baghdadi was a member of al qaeda in iraq and was imprisoned for a time by u.s. forces. when iraq's al qaeda leader was killed, baghdadi took over. >> harvey: when he became a key figure within the organization, he was targeted. and then in 2010 he had a $10 million bounty put on his head and he became a top-tier target. >> pelley: but the target slipped away into syria where he used the chaos of the civil war to build his army. he began to refuse orders from al qaeda and in february, al qaeda's leader kicked him out. what does al baghdadi want? >> harvey: he wants power, influence, and authority and a return to the prestige of the islamic community, and he's going to start with syria and iraq. and his strategic vision is to expand into the gulf, jordan, from the mediterranean to pakistan. >> pelley: ba

harvey?: name something most husbands, if they were honest, wish their wives would stop doing. >> complaining, mr. harvey. steve: "complaining, mr. har--" boy--boy-- >> good answer!

our community. >> reporter: harvey is considered a master of his craft.chose zen to repair work on a gown worn by princess diane in. he was unavailable for a immediate comment on this fire because he's in the hospital right now for heart surgery. in fact it's not even clear he's aware of the fire. employees told us that family members are trying to keep the information from him for the time being. it's not the kind of stress he needs right now. in the newsroom, bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> more problems in california not earthquakes this time but wildfires again. more than 2,000 firefighters from across the nation are right now fighting a swath of wildfires in northern californ california. they have been waging this battle for more than three weeks now. the flames have consumed more than 63,000 acres and firefighters have the fire only 15% contained. >>> we've had crews from alaska, we have crews from the new england states, and everything in between. we've got folks from florida. and just about every state you can imagine. >> lightning originally starte

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refers to what meryl comer showed us of the interview and the story of the life of harvey on the pbss to the question meryl comer faces a u.s. yourself a as you read the book, why? why the role of the caregiver? there are two pages because it came at the end of the book where people came up to her after seeing that show and was facing her, these are really very insightful and in thinking about her work in this book and the relationship, to the very end, a well-dressed man in his mid 50s caught up to me walking down the street to say your story was hard to watch. too that your husband doesn't know how lucky he is. i don't think my wife would be as good to me. i am afraid to ask and find out. then he turned and crossed the street before i could respond to. asleep expert recognized me and offered that lack of sleep over time increases risk of dementia. be careful not to become the other victim of this disease, he warned. i smiled, then closed my eyes. i had been up all night. at a dinner meeting of scientists to whom i had just been introduced pulled me aside to ask please forgive my bl

for answers, we turn to retired colonel derek harvey.was an intelligence officer and special adviser to general david petraeus and is now director of the global initiative on civil society and conflict at the university of south florida and steven simon, he was senior director for middle eastern and north african affairs on the national security council staff from 2011 to 2012. he's now a senior fellow at the middle east institute. thank you both for joining us. colonel harvey, how well is this coalition we talk about coming together? >> it's too early to tell at the moment. but there are major concerns. i applaud the efforts to hold the conference in paris and the right things are being said. given that, moving beyond that, the coalition is going to be required to do heavy lifting and the test will be in the substantive and meaningful actions by coalition members. contributing in the ke kinetic realm and verbally with information campaigns and some legal mechanisms to diminish recruitment, and that means an arab country or countries nee

casino is not a credible place to get the video harvey is right, that is b.s.the last thing they need is another credibility issues though he should be as forthcoming as possible and do everything to take affirmative strong action on these violence against women cases di. >> this is where he would run into a problem. the players have their representation, it is a complete disaster, there is no doubt about that. let's not pretend the business of the nfl that allowed michael vick after all the outrage to come back is suddenly going to change because of this issue. >> this is front and center. videos that they connect with on a personal level, do you think this will spur change throughout the nfl? three active nfl players with domestic violence charges playing right now, so can we expect a change in the short term? >> and with some of those players, he made it out rather inconsistent punishment. i hope it is the kind of thing that sticks. always good to get this conversation going of what is acceptable and floyd mayweather comments don't help at all, trying to jus