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the mayor mike rollins spoke. >> we all grew up that day, city and citizens and suddenly we had to step up to trying to live up to the challenges of the words, and visions of a beloved president. >> after the mayor spoke those in the crowd bowed their head for a moment of silence. nbc's janet shamlian is live in dallas right now. janet, this is the first time that texas, dallas, has held a ceremony of this magnitude. we'll talk much more about it. but it is striking 50 years later to see these people there on a chilly day marking this moment. >> reporter: you're right about the weather too. the mood was reflective of what we're seeing here, 35 degrees, it feels more like duluth, minnesota than dallas. rainy and overcast. and as you noted, really the first time that this city has paid homage to what happened here to remember and to remember in a reflective way. i will tell you the weather changed the ceremony considerably. we did not see a performance by the dallas symphony or kes stra and it did not close with the air force formation. you saw people in ponchos and 5,000 gathered here. w

kennedy y nuestra ciudad estarán eternamente unidos dijo el alcalde michael rollins. >> y le pido alia y la violencia en entendimiento. >> presentó las banderas y mónica saldivas, entonó el himno nacional antes de que sea marcado con el repique de campanas y un minuto de silencio. >> se plamas parte del discurso que john f. kennedy nunca llegó a pronunicar en el world trade center. >> es un momento para recordar de todo lo que hizo y lo que quiso hacer. >> está en las manos de muchos aún concretarlos. >> dignatarios y representantes de los medios de comunicación estuvieron hoy en dallas al igual que personas que obtuvieron boletos para eso. >> en el marco del día nacional de adopcion cientos de personas dieron un paso clave. >> tenemos la historia de una familia latina que hoy adopto a dos bebnes. >> efectivamente nos vinimos al condado de la alameda para cxelebrar el día nacional de la adopacion, platicamos con una familia que tiene dos niños y hoy fueron reconocidos por la ley. >> para nosotros es muy bonito y sobre todo para adoptar a estos bebés. >> la señora comparte su experenc

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that's where our ted rollins is out front. >> reporter: just before the tornado hit, mary got a phoneat she thinks saved her life, a phone call from her daughter-in-law sue. >> she rang my cell phone and asked if she could come to the house. >> reporter: sue was with her ten year old daughter. just minutes after they arrived, so did the tornado. >> and i could see the tornado was starting to come down. and then debris started flying. so we quick ran in the house, grabbed flashlight, got downstairs to the basement. nancy was crying. she wanted to know if she was going to live or going to die. >> reporter: when it was over, mary says she was buried in debris. >> hot water heater, the copper pipes and all different things like that. and the water softener, those parts were all on me. >> reporter: and a concrete piece of her house which was ripped apart by the tornado was on her leg. mary says without sue, she'd have been trapped. >> she's my angel. i don't know how long i would have been there. because i couldn't have moved that concrete block myself. >> reporter: mary lost so much blood

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ed rollins, this president doesn't know a lot of things. he doesn't know -- i read it in the paper about fast and furious. i had no idea we were spying on the pope and chancellor merkel. no idea. >> the bottom line here is the biggest lie of this whole thing is it's not going to work, it's not going to pay for itself. they said they could do it for a trillion dollars. that means taking $750 billion out of medicare. there are 12,000 new people a day going into medicare. at the end of the day there's not going to be sufficient doctors. there's not going to be sufficient money. and it financially cannot make it. >> that is the reality. we're going to get deep into that. noelle, why are so few people on the left -- i've 5rgd with james carville, bob etch olz this week. a lot of liberals here. rick ungarr, he'll be arguing with me before the end of the show. why do they accept this was predicated on a huge lie and they don't admit it? >> i think a lot of people are banking on helping obama create and protect his legacy. and i think, you know, a

. >> reporter: in neighboring indiana, phyllis rollins says she's still i shock. >> this is where the home was anding. e roof was completely taken out, and there is nothing, as you can see, left. >> reporter: nothing exct for this christmas ornament with her la husband's photo. he passedaway last year. >> iad a great loss when lost him. now this is anoer loss, but i will make it with god's help. >> reporter: they may have lt l their worldly possessions, t they survived. >> look athat. it's miracle that anyby woulwalk out of that alive. >> reporter: schools and urches have now hastily been turned into emergency shelters for those whoave had everything stolen from them by this storm. >> kevin tibbl starting us off tonight. thanks. >>> this bears repeating. a string of tornadoes 11 days beforethanksgiving. a very rare occurrence in the world o ather. weather channel meteorolist mike seidel who was out in it last night c underscore this tonight. he's in kokomo, indiana, tonight. good evening. >> reporter: hey, brian. good evening two tornadoes rolled through th koko landscape yesteay afte

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along with others who insist that country should mean pain and deceased to the vatican and rollin in separate locations. now this consolidation comes just after the whole the season representative at the un meeting on the debate about the use of droughts representative painted and targeted killings and raise both legal and moral concerns in recent days the pope also sacked. how can see that it's not a news item one another the homeless person dies of exposure but it is good news when the stock market loses two points. this is a case of exclusion. can we continue to stand by when food is thrown away while people are starving. this is a case of inequality. and here you can see a picture of the pope with an anti fraction shirt tracking of course is a controversial policy. he's in the us. so could the new outspoken as of the data can be behind this closure discusses developmental a bit more time explained earlier by eighteen eighteen a senior apologists that catholic dot com i first asked him what kind of security concerns the government could possibly happen. about this embassy will. so

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you are looking live at dallas, texas, that being dallas mayor, mike rollins, he is speaking ahead of silence that will come in approximately two more minutes. that mark the time 50 years ago on this day that the 35th president of the united states was assassinated at dealey plaza. take a listen just for a moment. >> -- he never got to make. but those unspoken words resinate far beyond the life of the man to commemorate that day and those words we are unveiling a memorial right here in this historic plaza. it is inscribed with the last lines of his undelivered speech and will serve as a reminder and permanent monument to president kennedy's memory. >> we have a team of reporters covering events for you. heidi zhou castro in dallas, mark snyder there as well. mike viqueira covering events from the white house in washington, d.c., and with me in studio, david nassau, writing the book "any patriarch." how much as changed as we wait for that moment of silence? >> everything and nothing. we still have our visions. we still have our hopes, and we're not quite there. >> so at exactly 1:30 ea

ed rollins for the bush reagan ticket.ike both of you guys. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming on hq today. >> doug, you just posted a story on fox news.comas a democrat saying reboot it. make your case. >> we have a system in america that is good. uninsured americans that need coverage but it is clear for reasons of prem yups and website and loss of coverage obama care is not working. on a day like today with the nuclear option deployed, we have to go back to the drawing board and work on a bipartisan. and lany davis was right. do across state insurance purchase and tort reform. >> and is number 44 in the white house shown an inclination to go there? >> no, none at all and he is. >> dream with us and go to the mythical place of bipartisanship. what if president obama would go to john boehner and the house and say i need your help if i canning it. >> it is not nobl this environment. i wish it was. it was a bill that is terribly flawed and will not pass congress today. it is the law. and nothing but further bad news down

ed rollins when it comes to politics i respect you a lot.ur on my radio show today laying out the case, we are going to look back at the month of october 2013 as the month that most defined the obama presidency -- lack of honesty, people don't trust him, broken promises, saying one thing repeatedly he knew wasn't true. what do you think the political fallout is? >> she'll diminish by the day ad the program will. we had medicare which took care of the elderly. medicaid took care of the poor. the b problem is medicare now will be more expensive for seniors and they won't have all the services. that's a given. plus the 700 million. medicaid will be overburden ed by people jumping into it today and which doctors and hospitals lose money on medicaid. so you will break the two federal systems. it hurts democrats which medicaid, they are more geared toward the poor americans who need the help. seniors will be furious. >> and young people. kisha? >> this is my issue. i admit there are flaws in obama care. but we need to give our president more credi

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. ♪ i hear the train acomin' it's rollin' around the bend ♪ >> 80% of the song is the same so his firstchanged it significantly. >> he stole it. >> he stole it. ♪ you wonder why i always dress in black ♪ >> he had a lot of regrets. >> reporter: sure. >> the children, the drugs, the way he let his career slip away. he thought he had lost his legacies despiend the round of recordings. ♪ i hurt myself today ♪ >> reporter: that was part of a late-in-life collaboration. it sold more than 2 million oncopies, renewing his legacy as an artist and a star. ♪ my sweetest friend ♪ >> reporter: in the end, it all came back. the children he had their love. june and him could not have been better. the fans came back. so on his deathbed johnny cash who always said you can be redeemed, he was redeemed. ♪ i would find a way ♪- >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," john blackstone cbs this morning. >> i had no idea that their relationship had gone back. >> and that june carter's sister first wrote "burning ring of fire." >> and an i.q. of 160. very nicely done john blackstone. >> very nicely done. >>> on "

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dallas mayor mike rollins. >> well it seems we all grew up that day. city and citizens.uddenly we had to step up to try to deliver to the challenges of the words and visions of a beloved president. our collective hearts were broken. >> reporter: justin little came from birmingham, alabama to pay his respects. >> i believe he was probably our best president. or would have been if he had more time. >> reporter: teresa hynes delivered from bowling green, kentucky. >> it was very moving. he was our president. he was assassinated. something you don't think would ever happen in the united states. >> reporter: at 12:30, the moment of the assassination, bells tolled and the crowd observed a moment of silence. historian david mccullough speaking here told the crowd -- >> gone but not forgotten is the old expression is tore departed heroes. but if not forgotten they are not gone. >> reporter: for cbs this morning saturday" anna warner dallas. >>> tomorrow a key player in the events in delays 50 years ago. clint hill. the former secret service agent to leaped onto the limousine aft

sorry but i cannot attend because i do not agree with your lifestyle and how you live your life. " rollinsed a family at the restaurant row the message on the receipt after she waited on them. the bill was for $93.55. but now, a report on a new york city tv station shows a receipt from a family for the same amount of money plus and $18 to any credit card statement to backing up. after morale's the store wanted by rote, she'd said that tests stories went by role, she and the restaurant received tips from all over the world. she and the restaurant said, the plan to donate the money to the wounded warrior project because morales served in the marine corps for two years. this restaurant's general manager said that money will still be donated and they are investigating. >>james: rioting before thanksgiving and public battles explain hollywood star-ge ashton kutcher and wal-mart. kutcher recently treated--tweeted wal-mart saying " wal-mart is your profit margin so important you can't peer employees enough to be above the poverty line? the tweet included a link about in employees who drive at a w

we'rology out th-- we're rollin this program. it's a mini mba program.gh business planning. we provide in many cases capital for their businesses, important things we're selecting people who have already engaged in business and need a little bit of a help to get over the hump in order to grow their businesses and make more revenue and hire more people. >> governor, i would love to ask you because right now detroit is in such a period of transition. there's also a great deal of need there. how does this program fit into some of the plans in detroit to bring the city back from the situation it's in now? >> i really appreciate goldman sachs bringing this program to detroit because it can make a real difference. the good part is there's at that lot of economic come back going on in detroit. it's very exciting from an investment point of view in terms of creating jobs, but having more small businesses is critical. that's where jobs come from in terms of many cases for economic growth. i'm very excited to see it come here. >> warren buffett, i know how this pr