i think frank mcgee was anchoring on nbc news when you dialed in, when you did get to the phone. let's hear that. >> we do not know exactly where he was struck nor how many times. >> but he was carried into the hospital. >> but he was carried into the hospital. >> unconscious and bleeding. >> unconscious and bleeding. and last rights of the church have just been administered. >> that's all for the moment, frank. >> and bob tells me that's all for the moment. >> frank mcgee sitting there with the great, late chent huntley, clearly not knowing everything was being repeated. >> at one point, huntley was shown holding a microphone to the telephone receiver. that didn't work. mcgee said, why don't you say a sentence and i'll repeat it. >> jim lair, you sat next to jack ruby at the press conference. tell me about that moment in history. >> this was around midnight that night. the idea was that when oswald was arrested after he had shot officer tippitt, a dallas police officer, and they finally found him in the theater, there had been a scuffle. there were scars on oswald's face. the da

frank mcgee leaning shoulder to holder with chet huntley in new york in studio 5hn reported the words that mcneil told him for all the world to hear. >> we do not know exactly where he was struck nor how many times? >> he was carried into the hospital. >> he was carried into the hospital. >> unconscious and bleeding. >> unconscious and bleeding. >> and last rights of the church have just been administered. >> and last rights of the church have just been administered. >> and that's all for the moment, tank. >> bob tells me that's all for the moment. >> every new word, every new report on every network, the chaos, there was still momentary rays of hope, rays of hope that could quickly prove to be fleeting. here was bill ryan just after 2:30 eastern time, 1:30 in dallas. >> senator ralph yardborough, in a nearby car when the attack took place on the president, he saw the president's lips moving and what he called a normal rate of speed while mr. kennedy was being rushed to the hospital. how much it mean, we do not know. >> there is present word from the hospital, bill, they're trying to

police say kevin mcgee broke into the room and demanded money. once inside, he shot a 30-year- old man in the chest. the victim was able to get a hold of the gun and shot mcgee in the arm. mcghee will be charged with assault and armed robbery. some baltimore neighborhood landscapes are changing as the city moves forward with its vacanc to -- vacant to housing value reward. pat warren reports, the plan is getting national attention. >> reporter: ca -- vacant homes, torn down from top to bottom. vacant homes, restored from inside out. the battle against urban blight is taking place across the country. baltimore was featured in today's new york times. >> we've also gotten international attention, where the north america finalist, for the financial times. and we're in -- we're up for the international award. >> reporter: mayor rawlings- blake's goal is to add 100,000 families in 10 years. and it starts with a place to live. teacher's sinai cook is one of those success stories. >> it helped me by my house. >> i'm just a country girl from texas. i didn

frank mcgee has reported on direct word. outside parkland hospital in dallas. >> there's no indication that any charges placed against him. there's no indication he is directly involved in this attempt on president kennedy and texas governor john connolly. >> i think we have the picture of the president and mrs. kennedy as they arrive in dallas this morning. i have some copy on the first speech which the president delivered in dallas. this is the picture of the president and mrs. kennedy. >> i think the camera -- is that -- >> hold it up over here. this is the picture of the first family of the president and mrs. kennedy, rather, arriving in dallas. only a couple of hours before the assassination attempt. it was reported he was badly shot by the shooting. the doctors are trying to keep him as quiet as possible and he is under heavy secret service protection. it was also noted that throughout the trip in texas where the president and vice president have been the same motorcade, they have been kept in separate cars, a precauti

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by mcgee and patched live into living rooms around the nation. >> and last rites of the church havet been administered. >> woodruff: 30 minutes after the planned start of the president's speech at the dallas trademark, acting white house press secretary matt kill duff made the announcement from a makeshift briefing room in a nurses' classroom. >> he died of gunshot wounds in the brain. >> woodruff: hours later, back at love field, secret service agents loaded president kennedy's casket on to air force one. shortly afterward, vice president lyndon johnson took the oath of office aboard the plane with mrs. kennedy at his side. meanwhile, lee harvey oswald has been apprehended at the texas theater in southwest dallas after police discovered empty rifle shells by the sixth floor window of the book depository where he worked. it was not until years later in the book "the death of a president" that historian william manchester would identify that young man in shirt sleeves, the one who told macneil was to find a phone as oswald himself. unknown the manchester and a report not published by

david an watford finds jake mcgee. he'll take this down the sidelines all the way down to the 22 yard line. it's a 38 yard game to set up the tying field goal. second quarter, hokies up 9-6. logan thomas says he's going to find trey edmonds over the middle here. edmonds stays on his feet somewhere. and gets into the end zone. first touch down of the day gives virginia tech a ten-point lead. right now, they're up 16-6 in the fourth quarter. >>> this has to be one of the best rivalries in all of college football. ohio state and michigan. great game today. fourth quarter after michigan erased a 14-point deficit, carlos hyde goes up the middle. buckeyes up 42-35. back comes michigan. a little over 30 seconds left. devin gardener finds devin functionious. two yard score and the big house is going nuts. michigan an extra point would tie the game but brady hoke says i want to win this. they go for two, but it's picked off in the end zone. ohio state crazy finish. they remain perfect on the season. 12-0. they hold on to win it

and, tom, it was frank mcgee who said on nbc that day that for years to come, generations, people willre were you when you heard kennedy was assassinated which, of course, is both the title and theme of the two-hour documentary you are hosting for us tonight. >> thank you, brian. and if i could just ride on the words of the great david mccullough, i think there was another element in all of this that helped us 50 years later remind each other about why we remember. he was the first generational president who came along when television was pervasive in america, so he was a familiar figure to everyone, wherever they lived, in the big cities, small towns and remote areas. and so, when he was taken away at that young age, this dynamic man, it was a shock to the system because they felt that they knew him, not just as president, but as a friend. and we thought that that jfk style would be around for a long time. but it also died on the day that he was murdered because he was replaced by london johnson who was a more traditional pall so the fickle finger of history moved on that day, and it

in the pilot it was a spectacular experience i had a beautiful physical therapist and i read travis mcgee novels all day but every time someone mentions it lately i seem to go into post traumatic stress so i think there's a little more to tahiti than meets the eye i'm hoping if nothing else this whole t.v. thing in the show gets me a trip there. to do you know the secret behind colson's survival. ok so i don't want to i don't want to beg off that question but i do i do there's my i know more than the audience but less than the writers there's plenty they have a between they have yet i know a little bit i have some hints i know from what joss told me roughly where we're headed but a lot of it i don't know yet and i kind of like that i'm not finding it out is the audience does some social media question sammy friends on facebook wants to know will be avengers ever find out you're alive one thing i've noticed in working with marvel is they don't leave anything on the table if there's a good thing to use from the stories they've been telling that will pay off and that the fans want they grab

frank mcgee who has been opening as keeping an open telephone line where president kennedy died is in touch with the nbc correspondent who is traveling with the president, robert mcneil. >> i do stand there clearing room -- clearing the room so can you give us a report? body --dent kennedy's >> president kennedy's body is in the emergency section of this hospital at the end of a long corridor. it has been filled with people but looking white house officials, reporters. police are clearing out the entire corridor and we believe the president's body will be brought out. the coffin was taken in about 15 minutes ago. that was shortly after white house press secretary had officially announced that the president died at 1:00 dallas time. that is 2:00 new york time. >> does that mean you have to leave this telephone? >> i can hold on for a second. >> as long as you can. >> we have some additional detail. the flag at the white house has just been lowered to half mast. we have two eyewitness reports on the wire service. reporter television who said he saw a gun emerging from the window of a wa

. >> diana is escorted by her father's mother, deanna mcgee. >> i know how much she loves her mother,i've known felicia for most of her life, and she's a good girl. she's got caught up in some bad situations. and she had a rough life growing up, which has affected her, and i hurt for the both of them. >> that's my daughter. >> all rise. >> okay. >> you may be seated. we are here on case 565333. this is the state of ohio versus felicia smith. >> if convicted, smith could face up to two years in prison. but rather than go to trial, she's decided to enter a guilty plea to aggravated assault and domestic violence in exchange for what she hopes will be probation and her freedom. >> and you understand that by changing your plea here in the manner as indicated by the prosecutor, you would then be admitting the truth of the charges to which you are pleading. you would be waiving your right to go to trial and the court could proceed to immediately sentence you. how do you plea? >> guilty, your honor. >> is that made knowingly and voluntarily and of your own free will? >> yes. >> after several

. >> frank mcgee has reestablished to indications with robert mcneil, who was traveling with the president. >> bob, stand by for just a moment as i did -- i attach this year bees. then go ahead. please, go ahead, bob. >> drop the box, frank. they have a direct link. >> he's gone. >> and we are not getting it. perhaps we had better go back to the black box. we are not getting it on a direct feed. we may have to return to the black box. >> bob, i'm sorry to interrupt. would you start at the top again? the last rites of the roman catholic church have been administered to president kennedy. he is said to be seriously wounded at the dallas hospital. during ang shot at motorcade through the city. last rites were administered a few moments ago by father hubert . they do not necessarily mean that the president's condition is fatal. say theuse officials president's condition is still uncertain. he was carried into the hospital unconscious. from the car in which he and governor john connally of texas were both shot at. mrs. jacqueline kennedy, who was in the rear seat of the open car beside the pres

a ceremony featured an appearance of clyde davis and the performance of me and bobby mcgee. >> i'm waiting in my head i hear it. >>> it's certainly warmer than yesterday. will we see near spring-like temperatures? >> bob has the updated first warning weather forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> reporter: i'm meteorologist chelsea ingram live with the wjz mobile weather lab here where temperatures are around 56. we have a little rain in the forecast. bob has those details now in your exclusive first warning weather forecast >> a big warm up compared to yesterday. this time yesterday we were in the low to mid 40s. right now we're in the mid to upper 50s. it looks like it's going to get warmer tomorrow. 57 right now at the airport. there is apparently no wind. dew point 57%. dew points way up. very dry air came in yesterday. the barometer at 30.54. currently 50 cumberland, 58 ocean city and a mild 63 in easton. there was some more areas of sunshine east of us for a little bit. so the temperatures did respond. 59 dc. the chilly spot oakland, sort like an inversion right now, cold a

heather mcgee, and columnist, sally kohn. thank you for joining us.

heather mcgee, and columnist, sally kohn. thank you for joining us.evening, rachel. >>> thanks to my friends for joining us this hour, as well. for a hot minute in the commonwealth of virginia, not long after the civil war there was a political party called the readjuster party. the democratic party, which was conservative and racist, at the time had been the dominant force in virginia politics for a long time. they were always opposite the republican party or the whig party, depending on the year. but at the other moment, the party challenging the democrats and in fact winning the governorship of virginia, it was not the whigs or the democrats, it was the re-adjuster. i bet there was a thesis of the lost re-adjuster party. i bet i could just google it. he made history, not just because his strange, now forgotten party won that high office. he made history because his time

. >> a short time later officer hamilton and his partner, officer mcgee, make a hit. >> i found two razors that were removed, the blades removed from the disposable razor and these can be melted into a toothbrush handle, used as slashing instruments because those are solid, very sharp razors right there. and it looks like my partner's found another one. >> inmates who make the weapons often claim they're only for self-defense, but actions usually bear a different reality. >> take this, roll up a bunch of newspapers, even thicker than this, you got a good spear. we had a good sergeant killed here about 15 years ago. spear made out of that stuff. with a good, sharp point put on it. >> here's an even better one. you can see, this is only rolled up newspaper and rope tied around and how hard that is. if you wanted to put a bed spring right in there and tie it off, it would make an excellent stabbing instrument. you wouldn't think that a rolled up newspaper or magazine would make that qualify a handle, but it does. >> don't show this -- don't show this film to the dumb inmates. we don't want to

bill ryan and frank mcgee and charles murphy reporting for nbc news that day.ten in. >> virtually every medical specialist of any sort, description and capability would be called into the hospital so that all medical treatment would be available to the president. chet? >> and at this moment, i would assume that the memory of every person listening at this moment has flashed back to that day in april of 1945 when franklin roosevelt -- >> two priests with president kennedy say he is dead. there is no further confirmation but this is what we have on a flash basis from the associated press. two priests in dallas who were with president kennedy say he is dead of bullet wounds. there is no further confirmation, this is the only word we have indicating the president may in fact have lost his life and just learned on the associated press wires from dallas. two priests called to the hospital to administer the last rites and it is from them we get the word that the president has died that the bullet wounds inflicted on him as he rode in a motorcade in downtown dallas hav

. >> officers, david hamilton and meagan mcgee each have years of experience at second-guessing whereto hide contraband. >> okay. i found two razors that were removed. the blades were removed from the disposable razors. and these can be melted into a toothbrush handle, used as real good slashing instruments because they are solid, very sharp razors. >> there's another one. >> looks like my partner has found another one. i'm going to confiscate these. they have about 20 of them. and they're only supposed to have, like, one each. >> this was manufactured from a bed spring. >> officer steve feudner works for san quentin's investigative unit, where they keep a collection of confiscated inmate manufactured weapons. >> the inmates pry a portion of their bed spring off of the bunk rail. they straighten it. they sharpen it. and this inmate used string for the handle. these weapons are very well made, extremely sharp. very deadly weapons. >> we got about a two inch, two to four inch piece of bed spring that's missing out of here. >> it's not red painted. >> strange. >> top or bottom? >> bottom

little town of mcgee. little state. right here south of the national forest. summit county. >> very rural area. very careful out there tonight, parents as you are with your kids. few were with us in the last hour, we have been following the story of a terrible school bus accident that's happened in the state of kansas. the place is douglass, kansas, which is east and south of wichita. they have a big map of it on the wall now. a school bus is going over a roadway with a small bridge there. they are had torrential rains for the last couple of days. it was very difficult. had some live pictures coming into us now. these are keke television: they were trying to get this bus. kind of got washed off the road and on to its side. for more than an hour, according to the sheriff's department, there were 10 children trapped on top of this bus as we waited to effect a water rescue in this area. and there's the live picture of the bus. we have been watching this for the past two hours and this is the first we have seen of it. it's a little bit shaky. exclusive video comin

alison mcgee ended up in the hospital after she swallowed part of her retainer but what the doctors found was far more serious. she was 13 when she was diagnosed with an advanced form of pediatric cancer and it had spread to her lymph nodes. >> we are 99% sure this is cancer. >> scary. >> had it not been caught it could have spread to her lungs. alisyn endured a series of surgeries. she is now 15 and in remission. >>> could the duck dynasty family be too liberal? a christian organization seems to think so. family ministries, a bible driven organization, canceled an appearance for willie robinson because of wine. the robinson family announced hast week they're going to start producing wine and family ministries says this goes against their core values. the family has not responded. >> and the release of the 50 shades of grey movie will now debut on valentine's day weekend 2015 instead of next august. producers did not want to compete with audiences for other summer block busters. for the first time we're seeing photos of leading actors in character. the latest issue of entertainment weekly

. >> a short time later officer hamilton and his partner, officer mcgee, make a hit. >> i found two razors that were removed, the blades removed from the disposable razor and these can be melted into a toothbrush handle, used as slashing instruments because those are solid, very sharp razors right there. and it looks like my partner's found another one. >> inmates who make the weapons often claim they're only for self-defense, but actions usually bear a different reality. >> take this, roll up a bunch of newspapers, even thicker than this, you got a good spear. we had a good sergeant killed here about 15 years ago. spear made out of that stuff. with a good, sharp point put on it. >> here's an even better one. you can see, this is only rolled up newspaper and rope tied around and how hard that is. if you wanted to put a bed spring right in there and tie it off, it would make an excellent stabbing instrument. you wouldn't think that a rolled up newspaper or magazine would make that qualify a handle, but it does. >> don't show this -- don't show this film to the dumb inmates. we don't want to

heather mcgee, and columnist, sally kohn. thank you for joining us.s to my friends for joining us this hour, as well. for a hot minute in the

heather mcgee, and columnist, sally kohn. thank you for joining us. good evening, rachel. >>> thanks to my friends for joining us this hour, as well. for a hot minute in the commonwealth of virginia, not long after the civil war there was a political party called the readjuster party. the democratic party, which was conservative and racist, at the time had been the dominant force in virginia politics for a long time. they were always opposite the republican party or the whig party, depending on the year. but at the other moment, the party challenging the democrats and in fact winning the governorship of virginia, it was not the whigs or the democrats, it was the re-adjuster. i bet there was a thesis of the lost re-adjuster party. i bet i could just google it. he made history, not just because his strange, now forgotten party won that high office. he made history because his time in the state house, his time of governor of virginia in the 1880s, that was the last time that any party in virginia was only able to hold the governorship for one term. befor

>> this is frank mcgee. i'm inside. we're on the air.-- you speak slowly and i'll repeat what you say. this is robert mckneel reporting from dallas, please go ahead, bob. bob is at the hospital in dallas. where the president has been rushed. the president is seriously wounded. this information comes from texas senator ralph yar brow who was with the president. the shot which wounded the president occurred as the motorcade was running through a huge crowd in downtown dallas. the governor of texas, john connolly, was also hit. the texas governor was on the far side of the car across from the president. mrs. kennedy, who was seated between them, was not wounded. the shot apparently came from a window in a building overlooking the parade route. but about one street back from it yielded by some trees. police fanned out around the area, interviewed several witnesses. who said they saw a man with a gun in the window. bob informs me he was in the motorcade. he said he was able to hear the shots, they stopped, as the shots rang out, people lining

the thing is, for republicans, if you look at the group and you say, mcgee, the republicans could have a fair shot at that. but this generation is also very libertarian. and i don't think we need two liberal parties. but if republicans would justifying your out -- at theted cruz says we have two liberal parties. >> turn the volume down. full back a little bit. the pro-life community isn't going start voting democratic if republicans just sort of push it down the priority list and talk about it a lot less. if they would do that, i think they would do a lot better. but they can't seem to get themselves to do that. every state -- no probably not every state, but i've been stunned how same-sex marriage has caught up. i never would have dreamed it would have caught on an moved as fast. >> think about 2004. >> yeah. i never thought -- so the thing is -- and i think that this country is changing faster than we've ever seen it before and so these things will be in most states. well, you know, i think it's legal. i think the supreme court, i mean, they opened the door. they basically almost ope

after being shot by an unknown assailant during a motorcade drive through downtown dallas. >> frank mcgee theme, that idea is at the heart of a documentary we will air tonight hosted by tom brokaw who joins us from our nbc studios. tom, the question at this moment, this eery moment here at daley plaza, how did this change our country? >> obviously, john f. kennedy was a perfectly cast president for a new age. it was the television age in america. he was charismatic, generational. he talked about the possibilities of going to the moon and having a peace corps. with three cracks of rifle fire we had lyndon johnson as the president, a more traditional pall. we already started to get involved in vietnam. johnson took us much deeper into vietnam. he did good things, got the civil rights passed. a war on poverty which still has a mixed record. history can be fickle, as you well know. in that moment when john f. kennedy was removed from the scene, what i thought as a 23-year-old at the time would be the path forward came to an end and we went back to a different kind of america led by lyndon joh

host: frank mcgee with that news. some initial phone problems, but you could hear the reporter on the scene at the time. this is from a special edition of "usa today" -- "50 years later, tragedy, memories, and hope live on." during the coverage, the nbc bureau had this to say about how washington was reacting to the news. [video clip] >> this is the flag at half mast outside of our studios here in washington. we assume that the flag at the white house is at half mast in the same way and that all over this capital city of the united states, wherever the american flag flies, it has been lowered to half mast to -- as a sign of respect to the president of the united states. we have very little news. the reaction in washington -- it happened suddenly. there has been very little opportunity for real reaction. senator mansfield has made no statement. speaker mccormick is now in the position related to lyndon johnson -- he has made no statement. nor has the senate minority leader. nor has the senate whip. senator humphrey was

and heather mcgee, the vice president of policy and outreach. nice to have you all here with your bowls of fruit loops in front of you. peter, what are the things that we think we know about economic recovery that this particular long-term sort of limping along economy are challenging us on? >> well, this recovery -- and i would put that in quotation marks -- beggers the concept of recovery. it's been a recovery for the same people who benefitted from the bubbles that preceded the recovery, the dotcom bubble, the housing bubble. if you are well educated, if you are in the upper income strata, you have done very well the last few months. the stock market has done well, housing prices are recovering, unemployment has never been all that high for you and now it's coming down and the opportunities are coming back. if you're in the camp that never got the upside of the bubbles and then suffered a calamitous downside, which is to say people who have seen -- and we're talking, you know, 80% of the labor force who have seen stagnation and outright decli

every year, mcgee sixth graders pile on a bus and go from new orleans to huntsville, alabama, for threeparker, was among those sixth grade space campers. so of course, nerdland cameras went along, mostly because i think the nerds wanted a trip to space camp. ♪ >> space camp is 31 years old, so when it began, there were so many young men who came, and then we began to see that trend change. and now there are probably more young women than men who work through the door. >> i'm really excited, because it's really, really cool to watch my friends' rockets go up. >> houston, we have a problem! >> i was bound to be a science nerd. for simulation purposes, we have these screens right here that shows launch, shows when we are actually in space. i have a b.a. in chemistry, a b.s. in spanish, and am currently studying material science in engineering. >> i would not like to be an astronaut. first, i feel like i would die in that thing. >> you're going to love it. >> okay. >> tell them to spin away. you ready? all right. are you okay? >> yes! >> perfect. >> five, four, three, two, one! >> oh, my go

come on, pappy mcgee. let's go. come on, please? both of them looked retarded, but the left one was the worst. i'm booby-trapped. if i don't want you in the freakin' room, get out of the room. if i don't want you trying to fix my hair, don't fix my hair. leave me be. so i guess i really am getting married. ♪ (announcer) with only four days left until the wedding, rebecca and her ficÉ head off to the kilt shop for her fiancÉ's final fitting. the theme to our wedding is irish/scottish tradition. we have the guys in kilts. weave bagpipers. we have shamrocks pretty much everywhere. so there's gon be a lot of green. this isn't the store. (announcer) the couple arrives at what they believe is the kilt shop, but it might've helped if they had writtedown the are. this is 208-- where's 212? oh, piper's cove. i'm confused. we're here to, um, we have to pick up kilts for a wedding. yes, it's two doors down. two doors th way, okay? (woman) two doors this way, yeah. (rebecca) let's try this again. just go. how many (deleted) stores do we have to

frank mcgee with that news.ut initial phone problems, you could hear the reporter on the scene at the time. editionfrom a special of usa today. 50 years later, tragedy, memories, and hope live on. coverage, thehe nbc bureau had this to say about how washington was reacting to the news. [video clip] flag at half mast outside of our studios here in washington. we assume that the flag at the white house is at half mast in the same way. all over this capital city of the united states, wherever the american flag flies, it has been -- as ato half mast to center for specs for the president of the united states. we have very little news. the reaction in washington -- it happened suddenly. there has been very little opportunity for real reaction. senator mansfield has made no statement. speaker mccormick is now in the position related to lyndon -- he has made no statement. nor has the senate minority leader. nor has the senate with. -- whip. senator humphrey was informed by his aide at lunch. his voice cracked several ti

chet hutly and frank mcgee and bill ryan.lephone and they were repeating what they were hearing from reporters in dallas. it was only othe next day that we got live pictures when linden johnson the new president came back to washington and got off the plane, actually, it was later that same night with mrs. kennedy and her bloodstained clothes with robert kennedy holding her hand and the picture showing her getting into the ambulance at andrews air force base with her husband's body. >> what was it like in the newsroom that day when you finally arrived? had you rolled back up the windows and driven into the bureau that day. describe the scene there. chaos? >> it was chaotic. but it was the kind of chaos where had you professional people who were steeped in journalism. most of these people came out sandra van came out of the kennedy white house. news service background. professional journalists and knew what they were doing even though it was loud and people shouting and also periods of quiet as the moments sank in to all of us

frank mcgee is with robert mcneill. >> bob, let me interrupt you. >> traveling with the president at the time the assassination took place. >> i just wanted to interrupt to you tell thaw you are going on the air. you are, in fact, on the air now, so why don't you make the report direct, bob? go right ahead. >> we can have pictures in about 15 minutes. >> i see, bob. >> the doctors who attended president kennedy have just eported his condition. i lost my notes here. >> the chief attending surgeon at the hospital, dr. malcolm terry, said the president was in critical conditions from wounds in the neck and the head when he was brought into the hospital. >> neck and head. >> neck and head. he said it is possible these were both caused by the same bullet. >> i see. i'll tell you what the doctor said. he said they immediately attempted resuscitation. the professor of new rowsurgery at the hospital, dr. clark, was called in and several other doctors. they arrived, but the president's condition at that time did not allow any sign of resuscitation. he was critically ill and moribund, that is