lee oswald has been shot. there is ancilar panic here in police headquarters. drawn. no question, oswald has been shot, point-blank range, fired00 his stomach. >> he is shot. >> oswald is shot. >> do you know who shot the man. >> that is the man who 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. >> 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. we can hear sirens outside and ambulance apparently is moving down now into the basement. here comes the ambulance. and oswald will be removed now. the ambulance is being pulled up in front of us here. here comes oswald, he's -- he is ashen and unconscious at this time, now being moved

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fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> his name is oswald? >> lee. >> how did he end up in dallas? >> mother is here. i interviewed her two years ago after you left. poor misunderstood boy and all of that. >> did he change his name to oswaldovich? >> mr. oswald. i am john pain agent with the fbi. >> i was told there were to be no charges against me. >> there are no charges. i am just asking you a few questions. >> i expected questions from reporters. there weren't any reporters. >> why did you go to russia in the first place? >> mr. oswald? >> just something i did. >> did you go to russia because you were a communist? >> i don't want to talk about the past. the i am here now. >> have you ever been a communist? >> i have never had a card. >> when you are in russia wrur mother told the state department you were some sort of secret agent? are you? >> a secret agent? >> are you involved with any intelligence agency? >> fbi? >> yes. >> you don't know? >> mrs. kennedy. i am sorry, the pool is closed. >> closed? >> yes, closed mr. kennedy. >> i see. >> you

and on the basis of what marina oswald tells lee harvey oswald, he writes in his notebook, hosty's name and a telephone number and i believe it's his license plate of his fbi car. this particular piece of paper in oswald's notebook would create an enormous rift between the commission and the fbi. because it appears the fbi tried to eliminate this portion of the notebook when it handed documentation over to the warren commission. it created a typewritten version of oswald's notebook and removed hosty's name, apparently in an effort to prevent the warren commission from knowing that oswald knew that this fbi agent had him under surveillance. that the fbi was monitoring his movements. a very dedicated member of the warren commission staff took the original notebook, which the commission had a copy of, and this typewritten summary that the fbi had prepared supposedly for the convenience of the commission and went page by page to see if anything was missing or anything had been misstated in the typewritten version. he discovered the fbi's name and all this other material had been removed in

this is a bus transfer, which was found in the pocket of lee harvey oswald after he was arrested. and was obtained by the dallas police, event lually given overo the fbi and became an exhibit of the warren commission. the seconds item that you requested is lee harvey oswald's address book. so, this is a custom-made container made by our conservation staff. and, again, this is acid-free. this is mylar. they have this handy little lift so you can get it out of its well without having to pull on it. you can see there's a commission exhibit number on there. commission exhibit 18. and it has all of his handwritten items, including a 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. on this side of the map they have a sort of smaller map with tourist spots, which are identified on this side. as can you tell, certain things were circled. it was like that when we

. >> lee harvey oswald. lee harvey oswald. bad guy. >> bad guy? >> now where did lee harvey hoz walled shoot him? >> in dallas. >> wasn't it like chicago. >> pittsburgh? >> he shot him on the grassy -- >> i feel so dumb right now. >> that is correct. >> the grassy knoll. >> do you think he killed the president. >> i don't know, we live in such a time where there's so much different theories. >> i don't believe the conspiracy theories, no. >> you never know what really happened, man. you never know. >> who's this guy? >> that's my dad. >> somebody ought to belt you in the mouth. >> linden johnson? >> bush? >> not a bush. you don't know? >> i think i'm too young. >> is he on fox news? >> he is on fox news. >> this is still -- >> oh, neil? >> nobody, close. >> will you get serious. >> o'reilly. bill o'reilly. host of fox news o'reilly factor. >> very good. >> he has a nice tie in that picture, actually. >> excel let me threads. >> he's been number one for over a decade. you're obviously a huge fan. >> a congres

he had viewed the soviet files on lee harvey oswald. frankly, the united states was losing our minds. not only in grief and in shock over this presidential assassination, but, also, obsessively trying to figure out if lee harvey oswald had acted alone. here was nosenko, brand-new kgb defector. he had to know whether he acted alone or whether he was the agent of our great rival. the agent of this foreign power and the information that he had was what lee harvey oswald had, in fact, acted alone. he knew from firsthand experience that the soviets thought it was unstable, personally unfit for my kind of spy work, so they didn't put him up to anything. and in the winter of 1964, the cia decided that they didn't believe him. and they had this cia interrogation manual for how you interrogate people. they decided that they were going to use all of it. and so in 1964, they locked him up near williamsburg, virginia. they put him in solitary confinement. they put him in a small, concrete cell. he was left by himself, under unrelenting light. he was

they took lee harvey oswald alive. so even our criminals are treated differently than white criminals. >> pretty far out there reverend. all right. last word. >> it's not far out there. the reality is we have a serious issue in racism. if you look at the froests, it's not just black people. there are white people out there, asian people out there. >> you need to define who is leading the presence. >> they understand this affects everyone in society. the older generations are holding on to racism. young people of all different backgrounds. >> you generalizing a lot of good people. >> they're shutting down toys r you us and this conversation will change as you feel the economic and other effects political and economic. >> next on the rundown, tension here in new york city between the police and the mayor over how to deal with crime in the black community. former mayor rudy giuliani responds on our special american black and white continues. ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. w

lee harvey oswald's assassination at the headquarters. and about two months later, earth shattering for those us at the hospital, i grew up in middletown, ohio, which you may not all know the place, but it is also known as the district or john boehner, speaker of the house. one thing john and i have in common, we are both boomers. in any case, that january a real earthshaking event happening. the beatles appeared on the ads sullivan show. this is an era when we only had three tv networks, which is why my generation is so good at you. because we can only sing the first verse of the second verse of the funds to the song. we know not only was he in wiki, but their next-door neighbors pride in next-door neighbors are at an next-door neighbors pride in that poll. the common culture was strong in those days because there were so few medium. the information was direct to end those who went to work has to learn how to be generalists, to write and report in a way that can reach people from all different backgrounds and pulled them together into a

attribute the senseless acts of violence it's analogous to trying to contribute the attacks of lee harvey oswaldartin luther king in the civil rights non-violent protests. there is just ridiculous. we need to use this as an opportunity to elevate the conversation as a society to faye proper legacy to these police officers to say their legacy is we will do better as a society to prevent anybody from asking something like this happening again. >> there is a different perception out there as well. listen to the head of the union and what he says is going on. >> there is blood on many hand tonight. those that inkroited high vince on this street under the goiz of the protests that try to tear down what u.s. police officers did every day, that's on the hand starts on the step of the mayor. >> do you think the rhetoric went too far? >> i do. i think it was mayor guiliani, so we have to use these water shed moments in our modern day history, the leaders have to lead to bring people together. we have to say that we respect all life, the tragedy in ferguson and staten island. we don't want to see those re

oswald's custody at arrest. it was in the front pants pocket of lee harvey oswald found by the dallas police. and, again, more cartridge cases but these were found at the texas school book depository and are for the rifle. finally, this is a camera that was used to take a photograph which is referred to generally as the backyard photo, because it was a photograph of oswald in his backyard taken by his wife with this camera. yet another artifact that's among the collection. and in that he is holding a rifle and in his other hand he has pamphlets -- political pamphlets. it's a pretty famous photograph. this was an inspection that was done of the original 8 millimeter film. so the film had been in our custody for a number of years. during the time of the review board, there was an official government taking of it where they were provided with a payment for the