and someone named lee harvey oswald is arrested. oswald may be a suspect in the assassination. r as the assassin. but at that time we had not been able to connect the two in any way. >> now, apparently a great deal of confusion. mr. oswald is put through the door. i don't know if you saw him, oswald lives at 1026 north meckley. he is an employee of a book-binding firm in the building which the police and secret service men believe the president was shot today. >> mrs. kennedy accompanied the body in an ambulance from the hospital to the airport where it will be flown back to washington. >> lyndon johnson ordered that body be brought immediately to air force one. so there was a little tug of war. they almost shook the crucifix off the top of the coffin as they were trying to get that coffin out of the hospital. >> vice president johnson is expected to be sworn in as president aboard an airliner before flying back to the nation's capital. >> johnson wanted to show the american people that the government was functioning without interruption. and also perhaps he wanted to show that

>> i believe that jack ruby was a paid killer to close the mouth of my son, lee harvey oswald. >> because ruby knew people in criminal activities, there was a lot of investigation about a potential conspiracy. >> ruby would have been one of the most unlikely and worst hit men that the mob could ever get. >> on november the 24th, 1963, lee harvey oswald is supposed to have been transferred at 10:00. at 10:00, the evidence is undisputed that jack ruby was at home asleep. >> the receipt shows that ruby was sending a money order to one of his strippers from a western union office across from the courthouse at 11:17 a.m. >> we know that at 11:20, three minutes later, a block away, jack ruby killed lee harvey oswald. the evidence showed that he was down there anywhere from 5 to 15 seconds. 5 to 15 seconds. if this is a hired assassin who is supposed to have some advanced information, he is the world's best timer. >> jack ruby was a police and media groupie. ruby thought he was our friend. >> ruby's act was that of a vigilante. he wanted nothing more to be known -- people to flock to his nightcl

just agree with me the probability or what escalation in the books an escalation is unprecedented lee harvey it's not just about the rising rhetoric on all sides of the table spirits well you know chinese like there are a piece of the top in assault charges but it's also the military developments on don't your reporters covered that are also a great concern so i think it would be something that special attention to going forward and what role is the u.s. playing in this dispute precisely. well i think the general consensus is that. significant u.s. military presence in the region is generally a good thing because it made. the room full of all of us the abilities of the force including the state those who are right now are just sort of holding the fort here in the in the u.s. brings a very strong amount of military capability with the right intention most of all those within the urban sultans particular can agree on that but i think the. concern is that with all the hustle and bustle going on in the waters of the south and it's all about deliberate intent to well to trigger a war or but reall

days of national mourning and flags have been lowered to half staff at all government buildings lee harvey has more from other suburbs. the man responsible for the coup attempt in northern ethiopia over the weekend. is dead we just spoke to the prime minister's press secretary she said that the government was trying to capture him and in that process he was shot and killed on monday the coup attempt happened on saturday she said that the prime minister is very much still in control of the government she said that there is a unity both within the government and within the military we know that the division between ethnic lines was a concern and something that the intelligence chief of the military said was the purpose of this coup but the press secretary has confirmed that that is not the case that the government and the military are united we asked her also about prime minister meds interests and ongoing negotiations with trying to find a solution in neighboring sudan she said despite the domestic turbulence of the week and that the international negotiations to find a solution for sudan's

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. >> recently at an event in berkeley, casey discussed the harvey lee effort to write a true crime bookand how she approached the same start. >> i had never been to alabama before that story. i made some friends along the way. even though i hadn't been there, and instead the dynamics of a small time. it was very much like where i grew up. it felt familiar to me. i was really energized by that reporting. i admire that work and i wanted to know more about it. this other case was interesting in its own way. i had a little bit of resistance to the idea of the true crime portion of a book. i was fascinated, is accused of these murders in the second third is about the lawyer who defended him and the vigilante who murdered him. i was tremendously interested in that. i'm very interested in people who stay in a place would not have those. that way tom felt like a familiar character and i wanted to understand why he hadn't left and his ambitions were in this place. quite interestingly, a lot of her life in manhattan, she maintained this connection to alabama. her politics and cosmopolitan, one of

vic lee, abc7 news. >> just in case you're wondering that harvey milk photo exhibit is in the secureon of terminal 1. at this point, only travelers who go through the security checkpoint can view it which means you have to have a ticket and going someplace. but sfo plans to move the exhibit to an area outside the checkpoint so that everybody at the airport can see it and vic says it is an amazing collection. >> if you're looking to take a summer vacation, check out something on u.s. news & world report. the world's best places to visit. number one is paris. you can catch some world cup soccer. number two, a surprise. south island, new zealand. rome is number three. yosemite ranks number ten on list and san francisco is number 18. i thought we would be higher up than that. get the latest news with the abc7 news app. enhanced live video fearings, personalized push alerts to get more of the news you want delivered on your phone in realtime. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. abc7 "news at 5:00," starts now. >> that massacre in san jose. a gunman who killed four felati frustrations t

harvey milk. >> the $2 billion project is almost finish now. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee got a look at the newity. >> reporter: old photographs of the country's first openly gay elected politician line the expanse of the wall along the corridor. milk served on san francisco's board of supervisors for 11 months before he and mayor george moscone were assassinated in the fall of 1978. the photos cover the aftermath of the murders. not only the together of a community to fight for its civil rights. the tribute to milk is a way airport travelers can learn about his legacy and what he meant to the bay area. >> the concepts of diversity, equity, inclusion, we're really trying to represnt that with these types of facilities, with this exhibit. >> reporter: this is the first of a multiple-phased public opening of the new terminal. phase one opens july 23rd with nine new gates. when the terminal is completed, it will add 16 new boarding gates to s.f.o. this will be state of the art with high ceilings and lots of natural light. in fact, the ceiling to floor smart windows automatically grow dark under th

harvey. >> the first phase of the project is almost finished now. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee got a firsthand new facility. >> reporter: old photographs of the country's first openly guy elected politician lie in the expansive wall along the corridor before the assassination in 1978. the photos follow the aftermath of the murders and not only violent demonstrations but coming together of a community to fight for siecivil rights. the tribute to milk is a way airport travelers can learn about his legacy and what he meant to the bay area. >> the concept of diversity, equity, inclusion were trying to represent that with these types of facilities with this exhibit. >> reporter: this is the first of the multiple phased public opening. phase one opens july 23rd with nine new gates. when the terminal was completed, it will add 16 new boarding gates to sfo. this will be state of the art with high ceilings and lots of natural light. in fact, the ceiling to floor smart windows automatically grow dark under the bright glare of the sun. the tented windows return to normal when the sun goes down. it's also

hurricane harvey, the greatest -- most significant disaster the speaker pro tempore: two additional minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentlelady. he came from lubbock, texas. he loved texas football, country music. he had fundraisers for any manner of needs in his area. and when he saw the devastation and the people in water in harris county and we were 51 trillion gallons of water, he came with a little boat and a friend and he didn't ask the question whether they were immigrant, dreamer or nondreamer. as they were on the water or rooftops or desperate without food, he came. and tragically his family had to come and find him floating in the water when his boat had tomed and had been impacted by the wires in the water. this is the face of dreamers. this is the face of those who would be benefiting from temporary protective status, coming from nepal and ellsalva door and countries that are under major devastation. many times there is crime in america and i understand it. but people don't understand what it is to come and flee from natural disasters, that these individuals have fled from and have no relie

harvey milk. the first phase of the $2.4 billion project is almost complete. ac7 news reporter vic lee look at the new facility. >> reporter: old photographs of the country's first openly gay elected politician line the expansive wall along the corridor. milk served on san francisco's board of supervisors for 11 months before he and the mayor were assassinated in the fall of 1978. the photos cover the aftermath of the murders. not only the violent demonstrations, but the coming together of a community to fight for its civil rights. the tribute to milk is the way airport travelers can learn about his legacy and what he meant to the bay area. >> the concept of diversity, equity, inclusion we are trying to represent that with facili facility. >> reporter: phase one opens july 23rd with nine you go gates. when the terminal is completed it will add 16 now boarding gates to sf he o it of the will be state-of-the-art with high ceilings and lots of natural light. in fact the ceiling grows dark around the bright glare of the sun and the tinted windows return to normal when the sun goes done. it

harvey milk. the first phase of the $2.4 billion project is almost complete. abc 7 news reporter vic lee had a first look at the new facility. >> reporter: old photographs of the first elected openly gay politician line the wall during the corridor. milk served on san francisco board of supervisors for 11 months before he and mayor george moscone were assassinated in the fall of 1978. the photos covered the aftermath demonstrations but the coming together of a community to fight for its civil rights. the tribute to milk is a way airport travelers can learn about his legacy and what he meant to the bay area. >> the concepts of diversity, equity, inclusion, we're trying to represent that with these types of facilities, with this exhibit. >> this is the first of a multiple phased public opening of a new terminal. phase one opens july 23rd with nine new gates. when the terminal is completed, it will add 16 boarding gates to sfo. this will be state-of-the-art with high ceilings and lots of natural light. in fact, the ceiling to floor smart windows automatically grow dark under the bright glar

hurricane harvey, the greatest -- most significant disaster the speaker pro tempore: two additional minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentlelady. he came from lubbock, texas. he loved texas football, country music. he had fundraisers for any manner of needs in his area. and when he saw the devastation and the people in water in harris county and we were 51 trillion gallons of water, he came with a little boat and a friend and he didn't ask the question whether they were immigrant, dreamer or nondreamer. as they were on the water or rooftops or desperate without food, he came. and tragically his family had to come and find him floating in the water when his boat had tomed and had been impacted by the wires in the water. this is the face of dreamers. this is the face of those who would be benefiting from temporary protective status, coming from nepal and ellsalva door and countries that are under major devastation. many times there is crime in america and i understand it. but people don't understand what it is to come and flee from natural disasters, that these individuals have fled from and have no relie

harvey. thank you again very much. -- that, i mr. price: i thank our colleague for her kind words and relentless efforts. yield any time remaining. ms. jackson lee: thank you. the chair: it is now in order to consider amendment number 267 printed in part b of house eport 116-119. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. krishnamoorthi: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 267 printed in house report 267 printed in part b of house report 116-119, offered by mr. krishnamoorthi of illinois. the chair: the gentleman from illinois, mr. krishnamoorthi, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. krishnamoorthi: thank you, mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: so granted. mr. krishnamoorthi: i rise in support of amendment number 267 and in support of h.r. 3055, legislation that includes robust funding for the department of ransportation. it will bolster you are infrastructure and increase safety and security for citizens across our country and i'm proud to