no way to fight of fire that hughes started. it was rapidly filling with smoke and concern of the fire spreading to adjacent buildings. the fire department could not get on neighboring roof tops. and as a result the adjacent buildings were undertaken and it appeared that the fire would spread. due to the circumstance and the casualty of the event an order was presented to aim and fire at a known target. and likely because of the smoke, hughes went on a unit and in view of hines and huey. unable to get a shot off, officers maintain position. they knew that through their training and experience that the chances of hughes to come back to the same window were good. and officer hines waited for another opportunity. and moments later hughes again stuck his head out the window. officer huey knew if he didn't end his life that others would be in jeopardy. he fired one shot hitting hughes in the front of the head. it was pronounced that a shot was delivered and the suspect was down. the teams went to the apartment though the smoke and he

panelists include hugh ainsworth who was reporting for the "dallas morning news" when the president was shot, dr. alan childs who was at parkland memorial hospital when president kennedy arrived, and howard will lets, the only living member of the warren commission. this panel, from the 2013 texas book festival in austin, is about 40 minutes. >> okay. my name is charles, i'm the book's editor, and we are supposed to have three gentlemen here. hugh is running late, apparently, so we're going to go ahead and get started since this is being televised. but hugh ainsworth, who was the reporter who was on the scene when kennedy was killed in deally plaza in 1963, to my far left is alan childs who was at parkland hospital when kennedy arrived there. and he has written a book, an oral history of those people who were there. and then to my immediate left is

he identified that hughes was firing at them out of view. and they took up positions of concealment on both sides of the front door. a call for additional officers were made and the officers before you responded to assist the officers on scene. officers hines and huey were relieved of their positions and went across to the apartment of the rear side that hughes resided. setting up assault rifles, and officer huey continued to broadcast clear and concise and calm. a short time after the initial response of additional officers, hughes released a chemical in the hallways. having been shot at, the officers on scene are having difficulty breathing. as they continued unfazed to keep the suspect lock downed. and planned for an eventual encounter with the suspect. at some point of his volleys of gunshot, hughes had thick, black smoke filling the apartment and making it difficult for the officers to see and breathe. but they

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hugh johnson is chairman and chief executive officer at hugh johnson advisers. and jim is director at tjm institutional services and a cnbc contributor. hugh, i gather you are a little bit wary about adding retail at this point at these prices. >> yeah, i'm very wary. and especially when you take a look at, for example, the general merchandise industry group, which is in the consumer cyclical sector and ask yourself how the stock's been doing, how is that industry group been doing? and if you're looking for something in the consumer discretionary space that's been doing poorly, the relative performance, whether we're talking about the s&p or the sector is dismal. i think the reason it's dismal, of course, is that we've seen poor retail sales when you start in the month of june, we've seen positive sales, but they've been very, very soft. and that reflects, i think, the decline we've seen since may in consumer confidence. and so the decline in confidence, decline in sales, all showing up in poor relative performance. that's not what you want to buy. that's the ke

for many years i have read hugh aynesworth as an author for many years. is it not possible that the need and that the desire to find the assassination grows out about fact that the alternative is so hard, that is to say that we would then have to accept the apparent truth that the pathetic loner brought down camelot and we accept that and then we have to look into our own souls and admit something we don't always like like to do, which is to admit that violence and death is unfair and reinvent. >> i agree with you totally. i don't think that we want to admit the two nobodies to change the course of history, but they did. >> next question? >> thank you all for being here. i think everything can be summed up in the film and i'm wondering if you think that future technology would be able to trace the path to the blood spurts we can tell when we allocate from the grassy knoll, they are there on the film. but what we have is the technology to slow them down. >> i'm not aware of any technology that would be available to do that. and i think that the film has be

hugh coverage continues sunday with lyndon johnson's november 27 address to congress, and your questions live with lbj biographer robert caro and presidential historian naftali. oflowed with coverage resident kennedy's state funeral. remembering jfk this weekend on c-span3. >> the senate earlier today voted to change the filibuster rules concerning judicial and executive nominees. following that vote, we heard from the republican leaders just outside the senate floor. >> good afternoon. this is not a very proud day in the history of the senate.

. >> thank you, profession sor hughes? >> ranking members helen and kirk and honorable members of the subcommittees. i am honored to be here with you today. monitoring the twopmenteds and taking a responsible approach to their regulation reflects their growing presence in domestic and international transactions. >> they have worked in areas that are like this for a long time not as a provider, but as a watcher. and i also wish that my late father could be here today, because he served in world war ii as a kriping to ra fer in the united states and was early-involved in the recruiting industry in the united states. i remember being a teenager when he brought home two big briefcases and said it's a computer. and it was. one of the things is that we're seeing in a relatively short period of time, important path breaking. and we need to be very cautious not to chill those innovations. but we still need to have appropriate legal regimes around them. i think it's appropriate that we take care with the ones around them. >>> so i

. >> joining us now, hugh ainsworth who covered the assassination for the "dallas morning news." he has a new book out, mike cochran covered for the associated press here in dallas and in fort worth. and dr. ronald jones now head of the surgery at baylor university he back then was chief surgical resident at parkland hospital. hugh, i want to start with you because you were one of the few people who saw president kennedy being shot. you later were there when lee harvey oswald was shot and you also were there when lee harvey oswald was captured at the texas theater. what was this like when the shots rang out? you were just not far from where we are right now. >> within seconds there was complete pandemonium. people were throwing their children down protecting them. people were running in to each other. people were screaming, crying, just the most hectic thing you could imagine. and it was such a contrast because people had been so happy at all this, mike, you were the a.p. guy in fort worth. you worked out of the newsroom at the fort worth star telegram where i was a reporter. it

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but hugh ainsworth, who was the reporter who was on the scene when kennedy was killed in deally plaza in 1963, to my far left is alan childs who was at parkland hospital when kennedy arrived there. and he has written a book, an oral history of those people who were there. and then to my immediate left is howard willens. he was one of the key lawyers working on the warren commission that investigated the death of kennedy. so i'm going to start with mr. willens here, and he's going to read probably 5-8 minutes, and then we'll have childs who will read from his book for 5-8 minutes, and then we will have a discussion and open it up to questions. thank you very much. why don't you proceed, mr. willens. >> okay. thank you, charles, and to the supporters of the texas book festival. i'd like to express my appreciation for this opportunity to appear before an ever-growing crowd, it appears, and to tell you a little bit about my experience with the warren commission staff nearly five decades ago. the first section i'd like to read from my book is entitled the genesis of the single bullet theor

for many years i have read hugh aynesworth as an author for many years.is it not possible that the need and that the desire to find the assassination grows out about fact that the alternative is so hard, that is to say that we would then have to accept the apparent truth that the pathetic loner brought down camelot and we accept that and then we have to look into our own souls and admit something we don't always like like to do, which is to admit that violence and death is unfair and reinvent. >> i agree with you totally. i don't think that we want to admit the two nobodies to change the course of history, but they did. >> next question? >> thank you all for being here. i think everything can be summed up in the film and i'm wondering if you think that future technology would be able to trace the path to the blood spurts we can tell when we allocate from the grassy knoll, they are there on the film. but what we have is the technology to slow them down. >> i'm not aware of any technology that would be available to do that. and i think that the film has bee

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public comment period that could take up to a year, so for now, enjoy the peace and quiet. >> actor hughkman is thanking his wife or saving his life. the movie and broadway star recently had a cancerous growth removed from his nose. he said he only had a doctor check it out because his wife urged him to. jackman is now urging all his fans to wear sunscreenei and wil them to. >> it touch a good reminder, especially about sunscreen. --s just as easy to get urns the sun is actually closer to the earth in the winter -- it's just as easy to get burns. just be aware of that. sunill finally get some this weekend, more so on sunday. cold air moving in, but a beautiful sunrise this morning. the storm chaser and myself were at austin harbor for the tanker -- tanger outlet openings. you can see some of the rain showers that pushed off to the east. a few more showers becoming a little bit more numerous, moving into western maryland, so i think another wave of some scattered showers possible, especially through the evening commute. anything you have through the afternoon, make sure you bring along th

for the past 25 years, professor hughes has taught payments law and banking regulation. she's a nationally recognized expert on payment systems. public and private methods to detect international money laundering and consumer protection and financial privacy. she works with privacy and cyber security issues and the use of mark marketing, consumer service. and we have anthony delipi. anthony is the co-founder and ceo of byte pay. mr. galippe foinded byte pay in 201. he has 15 years experience. he was district sales manager at industrial devices corporation. thank you for all of you for bringing your expertise. >> ranking members, kirk and heller and members of the subcommittees. my name is paul spencer and i am the president of bytes, the financial services round table. atectempts to develop have exisd for decades. as consumers have become more confidentble and computer systems have become more powerful and less expensive, we're seeing digital currency increase. in my testimony today, one measure of a currency's success is its acceptability. we're seeing retailers accept

hugh aims worth. -- hugh aynes. what do you say about sdi document written on october october 101963 where j. walton more, the head of the dallas cia domestic content position reported to the chief of the contacts division on the possibility of hugh grant and george making a trip to cuba? are you or have you ever been as cia media asset? have you ever receive compensation for money or any type of support from the cia -- >> sir. sir. >> i will be glad to answer that. that is a fair question. let me explain. i had been in cuba just before the missile crisis and 62. i wanted to go back. i don't know what your this was exactly. '63, '64. anyway, i was trying to get back to cuba. you could not go directly. you had to get through the checklist. so i applied and was waiting month after month. one day i get a call from a guy. a cia agent in dallas. it will i did not know that they had as cia office. later i learned it was one door. he said things are going on in cuba we need to know about. we do look around and sort of look

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they met with hughes's girlfriend at the front door and said he was inside, and they called for teams to assist. officers roberta, hines and laprit responded to the scene. responding back to apartment 12. officer roberta was the first to enter a

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hugh, i don't want to get into whether he apologized or not. we did that earlier. the thing that bothers me, when obama refers to the substandard plans, which ordinary citizens chose and were signed off on by state insurance regulators, if i don't want lactation services, if i don't want mammogram services, if i don't want a whole lot of services, why the hell should i have to pay for them? that's what obama didn't understand. he wants to you hayou to have e and pay for everything. >> i listened very closely to chuck todd's excerpt there and the president is using vocabulary he never used when he sold this plan. we never heard about sub standard plans. if he's genuinely contrite, he throws the door open and says i'm sorry that i've screwed millions of american hes. he doesn't say it's 5% about of the individual market. he actually goes out and embraces the disaster that he has caused with harry reid and nancy pelosi and he tries to fix it. and i didn't hear that. i don't care about the apology either. i care about the fact that i just came from my show where a guy

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