lee harvey oswald: no, i mean ah, yes i was, ma'am. his would be your room, mr., mr. lee you said? lee harvey oswald: that's right, lee, o.h. lee. earlene roberts: well, make yourself comfortable. voice on phone: i contacted the cia, said he visited the cuban embassy and maybe the soviet embassy as well. agent hosty: what is he, some kind of spy? voice on phone: they don't know what he is. they think he may have gone back to dallas. they're not sure. agent hosty: all right, well, i'll try to find this oswald fellow. [doorbell rings]. agent hosty: ruth paine? ruth paine: yes, can i help you? agent hosty: hi, i'm special agent james hosty, federal bureau of investigation. i'm looking for lee oswald. do you mind if i come in? ruth paine: yes, please come in. agent hosty: thank you. ruth paine: their friend george introduced us and marina and i became friends, so when she and lee had their problems, i went down to new orleans and brought her back here to have her baby. agent hosty: and mr. oswald, he's still in new orleans? ruth paine: no,

what would possess lee harvey oswald to take the life of the and what effect did lee harvey oswald's up bringing, his mother particularly on the making of an assassin? it's a subject of a fascinating new book by steven. the gunman and his mother, lee harvey oswald and margaret harvey oswell the making of an assassin and steven is our guest. an award winning writer, journalist, editor and film maker. and a valley resident. >> great to be with you. lee harvey oswald is an enigma. as you peeled away the onion on this guy, there are reasons he ended up in dealy plaza on a sixth floor at the book spos suppository. what started you on your journey of trying to understand his mother, margaret who is a seminal figure in the book. >> i began to look at the litera really about his -- about the conspiracy theories that always swirled around lee harvey oswell and people were never paying attention to him. and i got to focused on lee harvey and his relationship with his mother actually from a mihm project i was involved in about 20 years ago which was during the time that lee harvey oswald was in

explain what happened in dallas must explain lee harvey oswald, you know, and lee harvey oswald is a mystery, wrapped up in an enigma, hidden behind a riddle. he is not, i put it in simple words, an easy man to explain. >> narrator: and easy explanations died 50 years ago, when oswald in his turn fell to an assassin's bullet. (gunshot) >> he's been shot! lee oswald has been shot! >> he is shot! oswald... it is oswald! >> narrator: as a boy, the bronx zoo was a haven for lee oswald. he seemed to prefer the company of animals to people. he had not set foot in school for nearly two months when he was picked up at the zoo for truancy and taken to juvenile court. lee thought he had better ways to use his time than go to school. he spent his days at the public library and museums, and endless hours learning the new york city subway system. >> i remember him vividly. he was a skinny, unprepossessing kid. he was not a mentally disturbed kid. as a matter of fact, his iq was better than average. he was just emotionally frozen. he was a kid who had never developed a really trusting relationship

lee oswald. >> the president was shot. and a police officer is shot. and someone named lee harvey oswald is arrested. assassination. who is he? >> lee oswald of dallas, a former marine who spent some time in russia who at one time had applied for soviet citizenship. >> the description that we had of the suspect in oak cliff was similar to the description we had and the man we were looking for as the assassin. but at that time we had not been able to connect it to him in any way. >> down in the third floor corridor, a crowd of cameramen reporters wait for the possibility to see the man accused of killing the president and a dallas police officer. >> 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 meckley. he is an employee of a book-binding firm in the building which the police and secret service men believe he was shot today. >> mrs. kennedy accompanied the body in an ambulance to the airport where it will be flown back to washington. >> they wanted everyone out of the emergency room on the first floor there and they came

john fain: lee harvey oswald. t he was really doing in russia and why the hell the state department let him come back. >>> his name's oswald? >> lee harvey oswald. i have to wonder what he was really doing in russia. the state department let him come back. >> he's from here. his mother's here. i interviewed her two years ago after he left. my poor misunderstood boy and all that. >> he changed his name to oswaldovich? >> mr. oswald, i'm john fein, agent with -- >> i'm told there would be no charges brought against me. >> there are no charges. i'm just asking a few questions. >> i expected questions from reporters. there weren't any reporters. >> why did you go to russia in first place? mr. oswald? >> it's just something i did. >> did you go to russia because you're a communist? >> i don't really want to talk about the past. i mean, i'm here now. >> are you now or have you ever been a communist? >> i've never had a card. >> when you went to russia, your mother told the state department you were some sort of secret ag

the accused gunman, lee harvey oswald, was shot and killed by an assassin two days later. ben: we go inside. jc: to see what police permits are doing to make sure evidence is not compromised. >> i have my eyes to the upper ben: following up, 100 cases have been tossed so far in the wake of the braintree police department evidence room scandal. jc: scandal. now, kathy curran digs into how evidence in criminal cases is handled at police departments across the state and what's at risk. they handle 11,000 pieces of evidence a year. >> it is a rather large case. >> it probablyas or two different bags. evidence that could puttaed dangerous criminals behindars and s evidence in the integrity of the police department. there has to be that cost and check and balance. >> he's made the proper handling of evidence a priority. >> you have to select the right individuals to be in charge of that evidence. someone whose integrity is beyond reproach. evidence room scandal at the braintree police department where an audit bounds guns, cash and drugs were missing. there is an ongoing investi

lee harvey oswell. the author of the gunman and his relationship between oswald and his mother. that led oswald to murder. >> she was convinced that he was somehow very special even though he lacked a lot of the basic skills to function in life and she had very grandiose ideas about how special her boy was and he absorbed a lot of that. so i think he hungered to be somebody importunate world. and oftentimes when you look at these cases of come back to is there a something about them where they want to be able to have some impact as a kind of response for all of the things that have been missing in their lives. >> and what role did lee harvey oswald's up bringing and his mother have in the assassination of president kennedy? we take a look at it on newsmaker sunday this sunday morning at 5:30 in the morning on fox 10. >>> still ahead tonight, she spent two decades looking for a cuban refugee's reunion with a soldier who helped her at a critical time in her life. >>> plus this year's hottest toy is selling like you wouldn't believe. how two valley brothers saw an opportunity to pr

he said your father was friends with lee harvey oswald, which kind of meant he helped kill jfk. and he said his wife, her mental problems and her face, please find the picture this week of ted cruz answering telephones as a volunteer with the big donald trump sign. >> i think we have that. keep this picture up. what does that say to you? >> it reminds when shakespeare introduced the cockuld husband. you're a crook. close up. okay? you don't have the stamina to be president. >> yeah. >> the best one. he goes like this. she hates her country. nancy? >> yes. >> she did that. i just -- i couldn't believe it. i thought that's impossible to me. i found that he made people look silly and funny. >> i have to agree with jay. so much of what came out of this election was actual lines that candidates said and actual things. hillary's shimmy, which was captured so well. it's funny that jay mentions the smile. i remember reince priebus criticized her after the first debate for not smiling enough. you can't win for losing. i just have to say because with a guy like donald trump where appearan

you can see, where lee harvey oswald where they think he was. >> they say he was there. >> and also which is interesting down the street they have a conspiracy museum because so many people think other things happened, that is just dedicated to conspiracy theories. >> another shooter on the the grassy knoll. >> all of those theories out there. >> i think for a lot of people in dallas it is unfortunate that is what dallas is always remembered, it is such a dark spot. it is a dark time in our country. >> that is right. >> for years and years people have held that begins dallas texas because it happened to happen there. >> it is exactly 7:50. look who it is, it is sue. >> yes, eventually. cameras coming, but we will take a look what is going on here. of course, the turkey, shown there, here's your thanksgiving outlook. and for thanksgiving day itself, it doesn't look like it will be a lot of rain even they we could use rain, 53 degrees is the high temperature then. lets talk about what is happening right now. we see streamers coming down from the lake, that would be lake on tear yes, here an

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. >> and what role did lee harvey oswald's up bringing and his mother have in the assassination of president kennedy? we take a look at it on on fox 10. >>> still ahead tonight, she spent two decades looking for him and her handy work finally paid off. a cuban refugee's reunion with a soldier who helped her at a critical time in her life. >>> plus this year's hottest toy is selling like you wouldn't believe. how two valley brothers saw an opportunity to profit off these hatchables. >>> and you think you saw the last of dave earlier? no. he is back with a look at your this thanksgiving weekend... a cuban refugee is this thanksgiving >>> this thanksgiving weekend a cuban refugee is thankful for a soldier who helped her when her family escaped from cuba years ago that woman is now a u.s. citizen living in florida and after searching for that soldier valley. >> the mom snuck her out of cuba in a duffel bag. they spent ten months at guantanamo bay where they befended a private. he was stationed at the base she was eight at the time and 20 years later she tracked down that soldier in anthem. >> i

lee harvey oswald shot the president in the head and neck. oswald was later shot and killed by jack ruby, that was two days later. >>> four days before his with lots of national press. the motor aid traveled what is now kennedy boulevard which was named in his honor posthumously. >>> see how far firefighters had to oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. holiday shopping season holiday shopping season holiday shopping season is here, and today johns hopkins all children's hospital held itself annual press conference to keep the public up to date on toy safety, recalls and consumer rights were all covered. dr. joe was there. what about the recalls? well, it turns out just because mean you can't still buy it online. it is illegal, but apparently it does happen. le they showed us a remote control flying toy

lee harvey oswald shot the president while he was in dallas, who of course was born in brookline, mass, put into motion what would later become his presidential library and museum on the campus of u-mass boston. people always talk about it on this day, it seems, what might have happened had he lived longer and seen some of those dreams realized that he never got a chance to see. >> a lot of people talking about that today and as you mentioned every year when the anniversary comes up and what a tribute that library is. >> yeah, right there on columbia which he of course loved. >>> a man run over right in front of his friends. the truck involved then speeds away. >> straight ahead, why the victim is the one facing charges in this wild scene that was you at the top of the hour. the best time to travel tomorrow is in the morning or after 6:00 p.m. or maybe right now because as you can see here the roads look pretty clear out there, traffic moving along. we're also tracking some very cold temperatures. right now it is 29 degrees in worcester. 32 in bedford and 35 in norwood. kevin's coming

lee harvey oswald shot the president while he was in dallas, texas. a month before his death, jfk, who of course was born in brookline, mass, put into motion what would later become his presidential library and museum on the campus of u-mass boston. people always talk about it on this day, it seems, what might have happened had he lived longer and seen some of those dreams realized that he never got a chance to see. >> a lot of people talking about that today and as you mentioned every year comes up and what a tribute that library is. >> yeah, right there on columbia point, overlooking the water, which he of course loved. >>> a man run over right in front of his friends. the truck involved then speeds away. >> straight ahead, why the victim is the one facing charges in this wild scene that was ?? ?? ?? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from 128 in newton as we told you at t

. >> and that's another reason why businesses lee harvey oswald the idea. daylight save has increased son you remember spending but a new study jp morgan chase institute fall back wipes out any economic boost from springing forward. and then there's this, impact on health many scientists say our never bodies adjust entirely to change. several studies found an affect on heart attacks. say risk goes up by 25 percent the morning after we spring forward. the risk drops 21 percent when we turn the clocks back. each state and territory in u.s. has chase whether to follow daylight saving some do, s not arizona, highway and puerto rico many other states proposed to stop or change daylight saving florida has had several bills but so far none have passed. equally controversial i will add. about whether or not we should change this daylight saving is whether or not it daylight saving or daylight savings. is that debatable? >> i thik there has been some confusion in the past. now you stirred that up again with daylight save. there has a little bit. cooler weekend forec

guys like james earl ray, lee harvey oswald, jack the ripper. [ laughter ] it's always three names, but on the other hand it seems like the more contribution you make to society, the less names you need to be known by, see? because i look at all those heavy weight people we know by one name. you know, edison, roosevelt, churchill. one name. "hey, who shot lincoln?" "john wilkes booth." [ laughter ] "what'd he look like?" "white, late 20s to early 30s, light brown hair, and a loner." [ laughter ] but it's funny how we honor the heroes that we have. you see, what we do, we'll name like a street or a building or a square after 'em. i never thought that was much of an honor, you know? it might be at the time. you know, they say, "we really like what you did, you're really a hero here, so we're gonna name thit after ya, ya see?" and it's a real nice square at the time, but after a while years go by and pretty soon the neighborhood starts to decay and go downhill, and then the seedy element moves in and shady characters are hangin' around and bums and winos, see? and the next thing you know,

. >> he was with lee harvey os wald prior to oswald being shot. >> and this message. >> i aem going toriously think about making the issue of hillary's election fraud in the primaries one of the central issues to defeating her in november. >> reporter: trump had this to say a day letter. >> i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged, i have to be honest. because i think my side was rigged. >> reporter: and in the wake of the election, jones pushing a theory that. >> millions of illegals voting. at least five states stolen for hillary. we're talking five, six, seven eight million people more voting for trump if you look at the evidence in the popular vote than did. >> reporter: and trump tweeting four days later, in addition to the electoral college, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. >> it is surreal to talk about issues here on air and then word for word trump say it two days later. it is amazing. >> reporter: and this isn't exactly an issue trump advisors are thrilled to be talking about but it is one particularly vexing to republicans