. >> you know, his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald's being-- you know, shot. whole thing is ridiculous. what is this, right prior to his being shot, and nobody even brings it up. i mean, they don't even talk about that. that was reported, and nobody talks about it. what was he doing with lee harvey oswald shortly before the death, before the shooting? it's horrible. >> crazy. >> stephen: this is horrible. and not just for cruz. oliver stone is kicking himself for not thinking of this. trump is basing this attack on a grainy photo of a guy who kind of looks like ted cruz's dad standing near lee harvey oswald that was published in "the national enquirer." yeah, yeah. and cruz got even more bad news when the "weekly world news" broke the story that the secretary of state would be bat boy. ( laughter ) and while we can all agree ted cruz's dad clearly high-fived lee harvey oswald right before he handed mama cass that ham sandwich, what about the rest of ted cruz's family? i heard that just before the "titanic" sunk, someone spotted ted cruz's grandfather lovingly

oswald, more than likely, was john oswald who appears in a few house sources related to end of session pay and bonuses for messengers and other employees. in the early 1800s, he was the dunn and his alliance with other count -- ali that theyther counts may have been the earliest pages. like many house pages, he spent a long career in the house succeeding his father in 1824 as the sergeant at arms and serving in that capacity until 1832. we're getting closer to taking the history of house pages that to the turn of the 19th century and as i indicated at the opening, finding and preserving the stories remains an abiding interest for our office and with that, i will turn it over to ms. elliott. thank you. [applause] >> hello, i'm sarah elliott, curator of the house. tois great to follow matt give you a real sense of what 19th century page life was like in the defining elements of being a page 150-to your hundred ago.-200 years i want to walk you through the experience of a single family from a pair of pages that they sent to the house in the 1860's. the details of it comports with what mat

oswald, more than likely, was john oswald who appears in a few house sources related to end of session pay and bonuses for messengers and other employees. in the early 1800s, he was the son of thomas dunn and his alliance with other count -- alines with other counts that they may have been the earliest pages. like many house pages, he spent a long career in the house succeeding his father in 1824 as the sergeant at arms and serving in that capacity until 1832. we're getting closer to taking the history of house pages that to the turn of the 19th century and as i indicated at the opening, finding and preserving the stories remains an abiding interest for our office and with that, i will turn it over to ms. elliott. thank you. [applause] >> hello, i'm sarah elliott, curator of the house. it is great to follow matt to give you a real sense of what 19th century page life was like in the defining elements of being a page 150-to your hundred --150-200 years ago. i want to walk you through the experience of a single family from a pair of pages that they sent to the house in the 1860's. the de

[gunshot ] >> [groans] >>lee oswald has been shot!.gets his name on a headstone. >> the stone clearly shows oswald's date of birth and death. >> but how did it become their strange inheritance? >> i thought, "what on earth was a tombstone doing under my mother's house?" >> only after it's stolen, recovered, hidden, found, fought over, and more. >> we're going to take it back to texas, back home to the good ol' boys where it can have a lone star beer and make a lot of noise. >> you really wanted it back, dave. why?

. >> what would you point to is the best piece of evidence that oswald was not a lone shooter? mr. talbot: where to begin. just to name a recent one, there is a study on the bullet fragments from the crime scene, fbi metallurgists who studied those fragments and said they must have come from two different guns. for me, i am not a forensics expert. that was a rabbit hole i did not want to go down. what was convincing to me was talking to people who had been there. who said what his father told him. and my chapter on dallas i tried to create a sense of what it felt like to be in those cars, because they felt like hunted animals and like the gunfire was coming from multiple directions and that they were caught in a crossfire. and they were not just hysterical people who had the sense of guns, these were world war ii veterans. to me, it is hearing from these people exactly what it felt like, or reading their testimony. a veryan immigrant, patriotic guy standing there with his home movie camera taking pictures capture these horrible moments. later screaming, they have killed him, they k

former major league pitcher roy oswald and nfl quarterback mark sanchez were also swindleed.'s lawyer says his compliant compliant has been working with the scc. >>> tribute to the orlando shooting victims is now the most popular song on itunes. ♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love ♪ >> some of broadway's biggest names lent their names to the song. proceeds go to an lgbt advocacy organization. >>> big names in sports offering their support to orlando victims. shaquille o'neal visited some of the injured at the hospital this week. he was there along with johnny deeman. and tim tebow visited some victims. >>> cracking down on crime. coming up in 25 minutes, the new camera system approved for an east bay city and what it means for the public. >>> dozens of baby birds injured. why these egrets are turning up and their connection to the google campus. >>> the egrets are coming from a large colony of egrets on the campus of mountain view. google and the city have closed a road to protect the birds during breeding season. 39 have been seen in the last two months. they were

at one point he is in oswald collecting forged documents for his budding resistance circle and he had been living underground now since the invasion of norway so now going on over three years and had not seen his wife, had not seen his parents, had not seen his sister, any family because it is a bad idea. he's in the apartment, there's a knock on the door and someone comes in and he hears his father's voice. there is nothing that he wants to do more then push open that door, embrace his father, see him, but he can't. it was last time he would have a chance to see his father. his father was father was taking by the gestapo soon afterward, imprisoned and by the time he left prison he was broken and died soon after. he wrote in his norwegian memoir, for some reason the american, the english edition did not have it but he wrote a dedication to his father in his memoir. the dedication read he died not knowing why. the last thing i would say is the theme would be teamwork. now again, much like that story of skinner jumping through that whole which wasn't really the case you hear and read as

san francisco giants picture and retired teacher employed oswald were also victims of alleged fraud.either of our gt what the diocese more than $33 million from his clients account to invest in the ticket reserve, a money-losing online sports ticket seller. he stressed his christian faith, interest in charity in order to gain their trust. lauren: that's unfortunate. the latest in sports. the u.s. men's national team felt sure it in the semi finals. they lost to an argentina four to nothing. massey showed us all why he has a five-time world player of the year he made an incredible free kick. 32 minutes and set the tone for the entire game. argentina will face the winner of the game featured colombia and chile in sunday june 26. a world series rematch last night that they want to do one over the kansas city royals. and when that did not come easy. after four pitches,, bartolo, ws clocked on the phone by a line drive. a bruise on his pitching hand and he would not return to the game. they build up the ark with a than thirds solid innings to secure that the tree. the astros had their own

obody expects george oswald to remain as chancellor -- chancellor after the new leader of the tory party, new prime minister is selected. here i think we get insight into the sheer brutality of politics. what i think many have forgotten is that george oswald was rare among senior tories in desperately trying to dissuade david cameron all that time ago from having this referendum that has led to the demise of david cameron and also damaged george oswald because he argued so vigorously for our place in europe and to defend the prime minister. tom: robert, we see in the last 24 hour, it turned out to be a very long time in british politics. it's hard to see the road ahead. what do you think the next couple of months looks like, really? >> well, i mean, let's just analyze the damage that has been done. all those voters who voted for us to leave, not only rejected the prime minister but they rejected the warnings of economic damage from the bank of england, warning of damage to our prosperity from the treasury, warnings that our security would be in peril, warnings that our defense would be a

the bottom spot occupied by trump's insinuation that ted cruz's father may have helped lee harvey oswaldssassinate john f. kennedy. that falls away for trump's attacks presiding over the trump u. lawsuit, over the judge's mexican heritage, an attack on the american justice system. it's worth noting it's only about 5:30 local time in california and who knows what the rest of the night will bring. we might have another update before the end of the show. repeating our breaking news, hillary clinton has reached the number of delegates needed to become the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. we'll talk about that ahead. now you can't spell nutriam i right?t nut, i mean whose to say it's pronounced nu-triton, anyway? my mixes contain delicious nuts, specially blended for your optimal nut-rition. that's right, i just changed a word in the english dictionary, forever. planters. nutrition starts with nut. ...to cook healthy meals... yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus

i was reading a book about oswald, and it's a very good book. and i had just gotten back from poland. where censorship was really bad. mentioned, he stopped his narrative about oswald. and he said -- why do authors write books? he kind of surmised possibilities. some conglomerates are the same way. in order for conglomerates to make money, which is their primary -- they need to own as much as they possibly can, because that way they can get in as much advertising as they possibly can. guest: we did a study on what readers value most. there is an assumption people want short, they want a couple of sentences. that is wrong. they told people about -- they polled people about what they value. people value enterprise journalism, investigatory pieces. explaining big competent of topics. i think clearly from our industry perspective it was unique and creative. is what they value. in order to make money somebody has to be really big. i don't think that is how the newspaper business works. i think what you see as we understand that if we are going to hav

encouraging a candidate like donald trump who suggested his opponent's father may have helped lee harvey oswaldn the months before the kennedy assassination might be more circumexpect. bill: 7 weeks to cleveland. i guess this ways we talk about in june. let's get back to new york. martha: there are new developments about the zika virus. for the first time a mother gives birth to a child who has a zika-related illness here in the united states. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. our mission at clover is to highest quality dairy products. clover has relationships with 27 different family farms. the environment is who clover is. without it, we're nothing. pg&e's been a great partner. they're the energy experts, we're the milk guys. pg&e worked with clover on a number of energy efficiency projects to save energy every month. if

. >> $30 million, this ponsy scheme, talking mark sanchez, former pitcher roy oswald. >> roy was pitchingere for awhile, so, lauren, what happened? and the other player is pv, with the san francisco, okay, so there was this guy, his name was ash noreon. he was financial advisor, appealed to the religious, chris fan fate of these guys, for the sake of charity, he got money from them. and then he city of philadelphia ends that money into an on line ticket company, that basically made no money, i think the company called the ticket research. in the scheme, they lost out on $33 million combined. >> what? >> okay? he appealed to their christian faith, their good nature, and he swindled them out of their money, about 8 million for sanchez. the rest for the other guys. yep. >> sanchez is the one who put the most money in it, didn't he? >> i believe, i forget the exact amount they each put in. >> $8 million. i mean, look, this raises a lot of questions. it is nice to know that athletes are using financial advisors it, real circumstances because you hear all of those stories where, you know, espec

roy oswald and nfl quarterback mark sanchez say they were also cheated in the ponzi scheme. his lawyer says his client has been working with the sec and that ryan has always tried to act in his client's best interest. >>> one day after not giving madison bumgarner run support, the giants beat the pittsburgh pirates 15-4. angel pagan hit a grand slam. connor gillispy had a two-run hope. >>> a's came from behind to take a lead with the milwaukee brewers. three hits, including this two- run triple in the seventh inning. sonny gray had a solid outing finishes six innings. he took a no decision. >>> time is 7:57. safeway teaming up with the alameda county fair and community food bank for a giant food drive today. they want to collect 30,000 pounds of food all in one day. it's part of the county fair's annual feed the needy vent. the first 6,000 participants wills get a $5 safeway coupon in addition to fee fair admission with each donation. the collection sites are located at all four entrances at the fairgrounds. >>> well, new rules could be coming to the san francisco police dep

san francisco giants pitcher jake peavy and roy oswald were victims of the alleged fraud. says ash najarian siphoned $33 million from clients' accounts to invest in a company known as the ticket reserve. the company was dependent on the cash infusion to stay in business. the complaint also says he didn't inform his clients that he held a seat on the ticket reserve's board and owned millions of shares in the company. >>> do you remember around the holidays what our background shot used to look like? >> how beautiful it was with the lights and the train? >> take becky -- that's nice. >> coming to you live from alcatraz outside the -- where actually they're building a wall. they're building a wall behind us. >> donald is getting started early. >> that is unbelievable -- that is the ugliest background. thanks, guys. no problem. we're just doing a tv -- no. it's fine. it's good. >>> coming up, did you -- did you notice that earlier? >> no. i was walking by yesterday, and i looked and go, what are they doing there? nice timing for us. >> it will be a construction zone for a whil

oswald used -- at almost the same speed with a semiautomatic rifle. so 22's are one pull of the trigger per shot? ok. that was jeff from ohio. when is in arizona on the line for lgbt viewers. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. to express my feelings on the u.s. government. i think that they need to andide much more security assistance in the united states. i think that we need metal the attackers in all of the schools and churches. and nightclubs. i think that we deserve the right to be protected from our government. also, it was interesting to me that the gunman was from the u.s. and that he attended a local mosque. , i feel like some of the things that are in the koran are basically teaching people who go to mosques in the u.s. to kill infidels. and i think that is something that needs to be addressed through the court. in every state. some of those things that are in the koran actually goes against resolution 1618, the hate crime, speaking out against a person based on their religion or belief. host: we are now in the 9:00 hour her

remember just like two months ago he said that ted cruz's father was hanging around with lee harvey oswaldnow truth and you can't trust anything he says and second, look at the contrast. yesterday was supposed to be a speech by donald trump where he was going to make the pivot from criticizing latinos, women, the disabled muslims to show what a serious candidate he was and so what does he do? he says okay, i won't criticize everybody, i'll just repeat a lot of stories and negative trashing of hillary clinton. in the meanwhile hillary clinton was giving a speech laying out her plans to grow the american economy. >> and trashing him a little bit. >> and she said donald trump is going to be you're fired guy and i'm going to be you're hired. i think that was a great statement. >> senator, i hear your name dropped all the time in terms of who would be a good pick for hillary clinton's vice presidential person. are you interested? >> you know, i don't want to get into that guessing game. i'll tell you this. i have been supporting secretary clinton, first encouraging her to run and campaigning fo