chest in the oak cliff section of dallasshoe store saw the suspect walk into the texas theater. >> someone has been arrested in one of the downtown theaters. they don't know if it was the man who shot the policeman or the person who actually shot president kennedy. >> this is a picture of him. he probably does not look exactly like this now after he has been questioned. that's lee oswald. >> the president was shot. and a police officer is shot. then someone named lee harvey oswald is arrested. oswald may be a suspect in the 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 the two in any way. >> 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 north meckley.

chest in the oak cliff section of dallas. the suspect walk into the texas theater. >> someone has been arrested in one of the downtown theaters. they don't know if it was the man who shot the policeman or the person who actually shot president kennedy. >> police suddenly jumped this man and started to drag him out of the theater. hustled him out to the car as the crowd barack. they grabbed this man and tried to run with him. they shouted "murder" and the officers hustled him into the car and ran away just as fast as they could. >> as we mentioned a short while ago a number of arrests have been made in dallas in the wake of president kennedy's death. we have scenes of one of those arrests in the downtown area. this is just after a dallas policeman was shot in the vicinity of a downtown movie house. >> what is your first name? >> paul bentley. >> how did you approach him? >> i approached him and as he approached him, the man hit mcdonald in the face. and as he reached for his pistol i grabbed him along with two or three other o

starting as a kid, then 36 years with the dallas p.d. dad was a cop. and sisters, too, worked in law enforcement. that's over now. he's retired from the force. but he cannot get over the sight that greeted him in shelley nance's bedroom. >> this was tragic, this was horrific. >> reporter: that sight sticks with you. >> yes. very much so. >> reporter: murder, as detective ellzey knew from long experience, takes something from the investigators, too. makes them hard sometimes. but when he learned about the victim, about her decent family, her quiet modest life, her innocence, the murder of shelley nance hit him personally. >> i mean that was doin' nothin' wrong. she was not in the wrong place at the wrong time. she was not associating with somebody that she shouldn't have been associated with. the stars lined up just right that somebody, an animal, decided to take her life. >> reporter: sounds like it got to you, this one? >> well, you know, i've got two daughters. and yeah, it's -- it's hard. >> reporter: shelley died here, in "the falls", a large housi

as the assassination was taking place, a dallas businessman called abraham zapruder stood behind that low concrete wall looking down at elm street. >> as the president was coming down from houston street and making his turn, it was about halfway down there, i heard a shot. and i heard another shot or two. i couldn't say whether it was one or two. and i saw his head practically open up, all blood and everything. and i kept on shooting. >> the warren commission could use the film and each frame to reconstruct each moment of the assassination. >> part of the reason why i think the film captured the american imagination is because it pushes us to think about something more complex. and each person who looks at it, you know, people see different things. >> where did the shots come from? if the shots did not all come from the book depository window, then there was most likely some form of conspiracy. >> i think that the massive head wound where the president's head was literally blown apart came from a quartering angle on the grassy knoll, it struck, and his head doesn't go directly back th

right now, the dallas plane higher by 235 and the free-market.% in the free-market. we will be right back. ♪ how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com >> i think what we're doing is long-term very good for the economy, which is pressing for free and fair trade. cheryl: treasury secretary mnuchin cautiously hopeful. i'll ever part in the crucial negotiation. trendier stock market features over 200 points to the upside. up to 43 in the premarket on the dow. the nasdaq up almost 1.5% now at 93. lauren: relief needed after the dallas 1400 points last week on worries about trade and trouble hitting the tech side. facebook especially. cheryl: stock so plain higher on relief that a u.s.-china trade war could be a burden by officials. right now all the european markets are out. lauren: asia not so bad. japan's nikkei gained a quarter of a percent. renegotiating its trade

. >> demi lovato dropped the news during the dallas stop of her tour. ina who hasn't released an album since 2012 told fans to expect new ones soon. taylor swift is giving us a look at the elaborate vip invite. >> if you're watch thg right now you got a vip pass to the tour. ♪ >> oh, my god. this is amazing. >> 51 shows are planned across three continents. >> thank you for being awesome. i hope you have a great time. >> take a look at this. how amazing is it. this is the collector's box when you receive a vip ticket. >> it's amazing and legit. when you opened it up the video plays and taylor's welcoming you to the concert tour. here's a mock up of the stage. one level lower how about this. a cd, a ticket. >> one level lower and you get a whole book. >> let me see if i can get it out. it stick ness there. >> you can do it. >> the box is really cool. let's dig through this. >> we should. >> we'll be right back. >> the glamorous life of celeb kids from glam skaud, before grade school and bir day parties. we break down the perks of having famous parents. >>

the 26-year-old was nearing his two-year anniversary with the dallas fire-rescue station. was among five killed when a chopper plunged into the east river. >>> leading the news, united airlines is apologizing for a tragic incident aboard a flight from houston to new york monday night. a dog died after a flight attendant had reportedly ordered its owner to store the carrier in an overhead bin. nbc's dan schenamen has more. >> sit. >> reporter: the family is heartbroken after their dog, shown here in this home video, died on a united airlines flight. they boarded the flight from houston to new york monday night with a small dog in a tsa-approved container, and tried to put it under the seat. >> and then the flight attendant came and you can't put him there because it will block the path. and you have to put him with the baggage goes. >> reporter: the owner complied and put the dog in the overhead bin. passengers heard the dog bark during the flight. but when the plane landed -- >> my mom got up and got the back and took him out and wake up, wake up, and he didn't. >> reporte

uso trip in the middle east entertaining our troops and i can tell you when we were there it was the dallas cowboys cheerleaders were for us and the mma fighters and us, the authors. they said six authors every year and my friend said can you tape the audible side when you walked in the room and they will realize after the dallas cheerleaders they got meltzer and the literate people. [laughter] but what was great when we visit our troops is how many of them came up to us and said i love the country and i love all the amazing people that come through here whether the mma fighters or cheerleaders but you are the first group that is here for me because i am a reader. that was the plastic to me. we found a fellow nerd, yes, let's be friends. i love doing uso tours but was on a uso tour that i finally learned about dover airport base. although dover and we've all seen those famous flag covered coffins come out of the plane but i didn't know dover of the biggest cases. when the space shuttle goes down, those bodies go to dover. when 911 victims happened that's where all are zero zero seven and no

biologist and the executive director of the dallas safari club the hunters advocacy group welcome to the stream and gentlemen i want to start with you corey just to make sure that our audience is all on the same page how would you describe trophy hunting what is it yeah there's a gross mischaracterization of what trophy hunting is and what it is not i would characterize hunting in the essence of a well regulated science based program that is sustainable sustainability is of critical importance obviously oftentimes targeting a specific age class of of animals and most specifically oftentimes males it should never be confused with poaching which is an illegal practice which is oftentimes the case was which we much know the demise of rhino but that there are clear distinction needs to take place to have a conversation that has some merit based to it so i pulled up this tweet on my screen here charlie eighty flora's says unregulated trophy hunting decimates animal populations however well regulated trophy hunting can mitigate the damages resulting from the current black market for prized

. >>> the hea of the dallas fed said tariffs on imported steel and aluminum have the potential to hurt trade relcaions with da and mexico. he calls these t countries critical to u.s. competitiveness and jobs. >> i'm ccerned we're in the middle of the trade negotiations with both countries.ld this c have some chilling effect. but it's so clearly in the interests of the united states to have strong trading relationships with bothhose countries. i would be optimistic about how this actually gets implemented. >> kaplan also said he favors three interest this year and that those should happen sooner rather than latert many exphe central bank to raise rates when it meets later this month. >>> there may be signs of a thaw on the korean peninsula, according to the south korean delegation, theorth isilling to hold talks with the u.s. about giving up its nuclear that helped send the south korean etf higher in trading today. david reedel joins us to discuss what possible talks betwe north korea and the u.s. could mean for the stock market. he is the founder a president of reedel research group. g

white cloud north texas in the dallas area. frank vieri hit a man and scored 10 points. down two at the half. they call it the mean green. a stealing bucket by brian weren't. at the end, north texas won 69- 55. it sets up a winner take all game on friday, on this court. >>> this was the scene last night at dodger stadium. exactly what it looks like. raw sewage seeping up from a pipe. it spilled onto the field and into the stands. stadium officials worked all day to solve the problem. they are confident there will be no sewage when the giants and the dodgers take the field tomorrow. i will see some of you at the coliseum tomorrow. the a's are hosting the angels in a rare 1 pm season opener. this has special meaning for new outfielder stephen scotty out of pleasanton. and later stanford. he had been with the cardinals but last season, his mother gretchen was diagnosed with a neuromuscular disorder, als. for stephen to be closer to his mom, the cardinals traded him to oakland during the off- season. >> it's one of those things that you just kind of have to deal with. it's be

yesterday i quoted from an article from the dallas morning news. i have a different but similar article today. talking about the same case. talking about the individual who had a diagnosis of multiple my loama -- myloma. there was a drug that perhapses would provide some hope. the individual was clearly terminal. this ant body that was primarily used to -- antibody that was primarily used for something else might help this parent. the drug had been through phase one clinical trials. the patient zrnt time to go -- for the dug to go through phase two and phase three clinical trials. the article says, enter nancy pelosi, through means which we've never been privy, ms. pelosi got the f.d.a. to give the manufacturer the all-clear to give the drug to the patient. the patient got the drug, the patient took the drug, but unfortunately the patient died anyway. but his family remains grateful to the speaker for interseeding on his behalf. and i don't doubt that they are. yesterday i quoted the "dallas morning news" article where the patient's spouse said some

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uso trip in the middle east entertaining our troops and i can tell you when we were there it was the dallas cowboy cheerleaders right before us, the mma fighters and then us, the authors call. [laughter] they send six authors every year and my friend is said can you take the audible side when you walk in the room and they realize after the dallas cowboy cheerleaders they have brad meltzer and literate people, but we went to visit our troops is how many came up to us and said i love the country singers that come and i love the amazing people that come through here whether it's the mma fighters or the cheerleaders, but you are the first group that is here for me because i'm a reader. that's fantastic to me like a fellow nerd. yes, let's be friends. i love you doing uso tour, but it was on the uso tour i finally really learned about dover air force base. we all know dover. we has seen sadly those famous flag covered coffin spec amount of the plane. we know that too well. what i did not know well is that dover also handles the biggest cases, so when the space shuttles go down the bodies go to d

the officers massacred in the dallas police ambush, the mural now torn down thanks to just one complaintean is famous, the new hall of fame ncaa none just broke. ♪ you know what they say about the early bird... he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. >> a mural honoring police officers massacred in an ambush attack is torn down. someone complained that 36 foot mural violates code. the work pays tribute to the 5 officers killed in 2016 and a black lives matter rally, the families of those officers hosted the mural to find a new home. the city unveiled their own memorial last year. celebrities helping lcl you to teach illegal immigrants to stand up to ice. >> ice making early-morning sweeps to get people to open their doors. do not be fooled and do not open the door. heather: the group r

tomorrow the severe weather threat for about 11 million people, including the dallas area, san antonio, waco, usa so a lot of big cities and populations are in the past of severe storms and likely flash flooding. oregon and central california is cool but sunny and nice. we'll give you the rest of the week ahead forecast coming up. >> we head into spring. and april i should say. bill, thanks. >>> one louisiana high school senior anxiously awaiting her college acceptance letter had her family's full support. >> give us some good news and allow us to move on to the big "w" baby, let's do this. >> amen. >> so were their prayers answered? watch right here. yes, they were. the lucky girl is now a prospective student at wellesley, one of the best liberal arts colleges in the country. the school also responded to her viral reaction sending her congratulations as well. >> they would have gear to give back if they didn't, right. >> put it to good use. >> we'll be right back. hey allergy muddlers: are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard

neighborhood in queen village you can tell people walk taller and prouder because now all the idiots in dallasndition use the, you never won the big game. >> and union will take on new england in their opener on saturday. how fitting. jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >>> you can watch the union revolution match on the sister station phl 17 saturday night conk begins at 7:00. >> all the idiots in dallas and new york. >> he put it out there. >> abso>>> coming up cecily tyn the active forecast and a lot to talk about when we continue in just a minut >>> we have nasty weather moving in. >> wind and rain and coastal flooding and snow and a powerful t to head back to february when the weather was nice. welcome to march. live on sky 6 hd taking a look at the ben franklin bridge where the rain is falling now. it's pretty light in philadelphia currently but dub-showing this storm system it boxes out and rapidly intensifies and picks up the th change over to snow. ches and advisorie aarning and the winds i think are the most destructive part of this storm. coastal flood warning and winter storm war

he wants to hold on to the heirloom for more research. joe gets on a plane to dallas to show the map to sandra palomino, who specializes in texana artifacts. all she needs is one look. what kind of condition was the map in when you got it? that's next on "strange inheritance." >> here's another quiz question. what role did future army general and u.s. president ulysses s. grant play in the mexican-american war? was it quartermaster, sniper, or medic? the answer when we return. (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? if you'd have told me three years ago that we'd be downloading in seconds what used to take minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference and do it like that (snaps). if you'd have told me that i could afford a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely

lauren: take a look at the futures pit the futures pit at dallas had 13 points. s&p fractionally lower. today is the nine-year anniversary of the bull market in the past nine years. the dow was up 280%. the nasdaq up 485%. we will see what happens to the jobs report. cheryl: stocks open lower on news of the trump terrace. they are now considering how to to retaliate after the u.s. lauren: asian stocks surged on the news that the u.s. north korea potential breakthrough in south korea the kospi rose over 1% 1% in the japan's nikkei up over half of 1%. trading two and a steady music and ceo bob iker, shareholders reject his pay package. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: tgif. good news for you. 4:00 a.m. in new york. march 9th. cheryl: bull market nine years anniversary 280% and the dow. that's where celebrated on a friday. lauren: that is 18,000 dow points to put that in there. cheryl: amazing. president trump late last night expecting north korean leader kim jong un's face-to-face meeting for the end of may. he would be the first sitting u.s. president to resoluti

yesterday i quoted from an article from the dallas morning news. i have a different but similar article today. talking about the same case. talking about the individual who had a diagnosis of multiple my loama -- myloma. there was a drug that perhapses would provide some hope. the individual was clearly terminal. this ant body that was primarily used to -- antibody that was primarily used for something else might help this parent. the drug had been through phase one clinical trials. the patient zrnt time to go -- for the dug to go through phase two and phase three clinical trials. the article says, enter nancy pelosi, through means which we've never been privy, ms. pelosi got the f.d.a. to give the manufacturer the all-clear to give the drug to the patient. the patient got the drug, the patient took the drug, but unfortunately the patient died anyway. but his family remains grateful to the speaker for interseeding on his behalf. and i don't doubt that they are. yesterday i quoted the "dallas morning news" article where the patient's spouse said some

what you need to have played for the dallas cowboys. nor the cowboys, you have turnout. collin alred did better than expected and didn't raise a bunch of money. that's a surprise. >> celebrity is helpful. when we're talking nationally, all of the momentum is a pink wave, by which i mean women. you know, will it be enough in texas? i don't know. things are looking good. >> trace: that's the montra, will it be enough in texas. thank you both. >> thank you. >> trace: and up next, mother nature's 1-2 punch. the second storm in two weeks slamming parts of the northeast. we'll go live outside in the elements and get the latest on the forecast. that's next. i'm just worried about the house and taking care of the boys. zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. you were pushed out of your homeland, but you could never be broken. you walked together. you built your home again. my dna showed that i'm native american, and connected me to cousins who taught me about our tribe. my name is joseph reece, and thi

all of the suburbs and the dallas metroplex. it is happening in cities like atlanta. cobb county is growing, and all suburbanmmunities, the communities of northern arc of atlanta are growing tremendously in the 1950's and 1960's and 1970's. why are they growing? why is the sun belt growing? what is driving it? a lot of it is this migration of industry from the rust belt, the northeast and the midwest to the south in the southwest. -- and the southwest. this was an intentional strategy, in concert with conservative businessmen who we have already talked about where they were organizing against the new deal and the 1930's. they are beginning to win battles politically by the 1940's. congress passes the taft-hartley act, that was a revision of labor laws that was passed during the new deal. it provided for businesses greater protections against labor unions. it allowed the taft-hartley act -- for states to pass right to work laws. right to work laws that were passed that said you couldn't require workers to sign up for a union within a particular industry. who were the fi

lovely 70 degrees in the dallas area. it makes a bee line across the country and arrives in our neck of the woods by tuesday evening. and our american models are very consistent on bringing this storming within close proximity to the coast close enough that it will bring snowfall into philadelphia. most of this storm in philadelphia, the surrounding suburbs will likely be snow and a heavy snow at that. down at the shore, do you stay rain or mix over the snow? and we will be working on those answers throughout the week. let's go over to danny pommells with more sports and another look at the storm in the next half hour. >> did not forget his roots. and those details next. every time embiid hits the floor, fans get nervous. oh, manatees. aka "the sea cow"" oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ gus, you are crushing it! jus

if you are a dallas cowboy fan, especially during the '80s, this was done by a linebacker for the dallase '80s. now he is an artist. >> kimberly: he's very good. i know what i want for my christmas present. >> greg: i'm going to keep this at my house. >> dana: that's pretty nice. >> greg: he said he would have done jesse but i'm more handsom handsome. >> dana: oh, while mark. so i will do mine. cindy wilson is a 99 year old world war ii veteran. he served in india for five years, as well. he has only one regret, that he never met several war veterans when he had the chance in 1940. now he's embarking on a "no" regrets to wear with us on to make up for it. before his 100th birthday, visiting places all around the country and give people a chance to meet the world war ii veteran. at their houston rodeo, he was an honored guest and met fellow veteran george veteran george w. bush. you can see where he's headed next on his website. you go to this website. jesse? >> jesse: i like eating contests. kimberly does, too. a man was matched up against a woman. an eating contest, a man will be able t

the dallas mavericks play the kings tonight at 7:30. protesters have done this before and kept a lot of people out of a kings game last week. in fact, the game started with just a couple hundred fans in the building. but again, the protests are going on outside of the gold 1 center. people are angry about the police shooting that killed stephon clark a week ago. >> they marched from sacramento city hall where they were earlier, voicing their frustration at a city council meeting. now we are seeing the protesters arrive, blocking the entrance to the kings game. we will watch for developments and bringing new information as we get it. >>> i want to check our weather. it was absolutely beautiful. i mean, it was spectacular out there today. >> and if you like today, you will like tomorrow in the next. temperatures are expected to drop off eventually but over the next few days, they will continue to climb. let's look at the afternoon highs from today. 80 degrees. that is a warm day. perhaps toasty for some. that's where we went for santa ros

he just landed a small part on the tv show "dallas." the flafr told "e.t." brad had to borrow clothes for the shoot and money for a hamburger. that's brad posing in front of a pc holding a cell phone playing frogger. the images were snapped three years before "e.t.'s" first sit down. >> i have big goals. >> despite brad's dated fashion, his star quality shined through. >> scariest thing about the pictures it's only a matter of time before those clothes come back in style. now george clooney proved he's a man of his word after telling the parkland students he and amal are behind them he and wife amal walked the walk. they posed with students in the crowd as miley sigh ris and demi lovato performed on stage. ♪ >> your ex demi lovato how do you feel about her performance? >> he's a hero. i'm excited she's there. >> "e.t." was on the ground with an alum of imagery stoneman high school. ♪ >> what was it like for you looking out at the crowd? >> it let me know how much people care in our country for each other. >> in new york city paul mccartney marched in memory

the professional began at the  dallas/fort worth airport and stretched 30 miles to a funeral home. ment caught on dash cam video in utah. a driver says not panicking at the time prevented a wreck. he was pulling an 18-foot flatbed trailer when a car swerved and crossed the traffic head on. the driver keeps his cool, narrow leah voids crashing into the car and kept his cool. >>> good morning. later today, students across the country and here in the bay area will be walking out of class to take a stand against gun violence. we will tell you about this national day of action and where you will see students leaving classes here in the bay area. >>> we will bring you the latest on the prosecution of the shooter in the florida shooting and the message that many are trying to send to the lawmakers today. mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> 7:00. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning once again, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat, at 7:00. let's get you out the door with a little weather. >> yeah. steve paulson is here tracking on and

>> the trial of the brother, jo jose trevino because he was in dallas. a lot of people involved were in texas. they chose to have the trial in austin, which was fascinating because you have the trevino family, the whole family there from a trial of jose. >> host: the american side of the family. >> guest: the american side of the family and jose is the brother of two of the most notorious kingpins in mexico. it's difficult to see how you would see them operate and get a sense of more who they are and it's a very secretive cartel. it's not one that's very well-known here in the u.s., so it was covered quite a deal by media in texas, especially. and so i covered that for the texas observer and then reached out to the fbi and said i'd like to do something bigger. and that was a bigger thing because they hadn't done sentencing yet and i went through fbi academy and shooting a gun and learning about their investigation techniques and working with the irs a little bit. i didn't realize that irs has criminal investigators who are really tough because they're lik

the low is in oklahoma at that point, and no matter where the storm goes or what it is on the east coast, from dallas to atlanta, i want people to understand all weekend long, this will be severe weather, and there could be tornadoes even on sunday. be careful with that. now we go to tuesday at 7:00 p.m., and you see our coastal

trying to the dallas 3% of its value. lauren: futures this morning all over the place.opening under pressure despite trade worries as well as a hung parliamentary election in italy. lauren: stocks mostly lower. shanghai composite inched china of inched china up about a 10th of 1%. and in hollywood. >> o-oscar is 91 years old today which means he's probably at home watching fox news. tree into better home watching fox news. despite promising to be nonpartisan, host jimmy kimmel gets political at the oscars. we will have all the winners and losers. "fbn:am" starts right now. ♪ lauren: 531 in the morning. i'm lauren simonetti. lea: i made gabriel and for cheryl casone. lauren: march 5th was the deadline for the plan for dreamers. two federal judges have temporarily blocked the administration for amending the "fbn:am" program. they could revisit the issue by march 23rd. that's in the next spending bill is due. we've had six months of back-and-forth. still no deal in sight. let's discuss our panel, president of xl alliance and creator of dreamers ventures. good morning to yo

the dallas still losing down 166. we had been down 391 points. e floor of the stock exchange with the business brief. >> the biggest loser is mcdonald's. the fast food giant is tumbling. david palmer is cutting the same stores sales estimates to 1% to three and half percent. that is due to industry conditions and a disappointing start to its new value menu. jcpenney and footlocker are also facing rose following a holiday shopping season. both jcpenney and footlocker recorded mediocre results including the christmas season. this underscores ongoing concern about brick-and-mortar chains in the u.s. shares of jcpenney down 6%. footlocker is down as well. cap next, what nations may retaliate against president trump steel and aluminum tariffs. keep right here. running a small business is demanding. and that's y small business owners ed more. likenternet that's up tthe challeng the gig-speed network fr comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more

we're going to have thousands of people marching through the streets of downtown dallas carrying a giantlier about the march for your life rallies tomorrow. lou: i'm not talking about them. i don't care about them. let them -- if you're going to march about your children through the streets of the country, that's their business. if they don't find that exploitive and demeaning and graceless, you know, that's their problem. but i don't have to pay attention to them. >> what we are saying is. lou: unless you tell me to and then i'll pay attention. >> no, sir. try to depend upon legislation alone to end the violence epidemic is like putting a band said on a cancer. it doesn't deal with the heart issue and we're talking about what the heart issue is and that is our relationship to christ. this is a positive way of saying we're not ashamed of our faith. wewe want to proclaim it. lou: marches age demonstrations and people actually talking about jesus christ are wonderful things and we don't do enough of it on television, we don't do enough of it on radio, we don't do enough of it in the street

the minneapolis fed president, the dallas fed president the boston fed president. live one hayes will be bluebird tv and radio. i want to get to the top three stories of the day. we have gina martin adams. ourael mckee is correspondent. we have to start with the china issue. we have a statement on the chinese embassy. -- this is what they said. china is not afraid of a trade war. to the end itght defend its own legitimate interests with all necessary measures. let's take a quick look. we don't know what tariffs might be imposed on. we have some of the largest imports that they might be getting. mike: capital goods and industrial supplies, what the administration is doing is listing 1300 products and they will publish that. there is a 90 days for people to say this to be on the list, this shouldn't be on the list. the question is one of a trying to accomplish? there's a list called made in china 2025, where they think the future of the economy will be. that,onics, things like that's for most of those tariffs are going to be. it's going to be a while before we know w

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we've now alreadied the victims included dallas -- learned the victims included a dallas firefighter nd from high school who just moved to new york. >> it's devastating and it's hard to grasp everything that's happened. >> a source now tells the associated press the pilot believes a passenger's bag hit the emergency fuel shutoff switch. the ntsb is also reportedly looking at why an emergency floatation device did not properly deploy. >>> more than 20 years after o.j. simpson's acquittal on murder charges we're hearing a previously unreleased interview that some are calling the lost confession. a friend name >> i know and i accept the fact that people are going to feel whatever way they're going to feel. went to nicole brown simpson's >> in 2006 simpson told publisher judith regan he and a friend named charlie went to nicole brown simpson's house on june 12th, 1994, the same night that his ex-wife was brutally murdered with her friend ron goldman. >> i just remember nicole fell and hurt herself and this guy kind of got into a karate thing. i remember i grabbed the knife. i do remember

. ♪ so, will she be the bay area's next big star? we introduced you to dallas caroline. is from santa rosa and competing on "the voice," she came in to the studio today and said her performance last week was dedicated to the people who lost their homes in the north bay fires. >>> we have been through so much with the fires and all of it, it was important to me to bring the attention that santa rosa deserves. >> dallas is on team blake by the way. you can see her next performance on the voice next tuesday. and you well know the show ayers monday and tuesday at 8:00. right here on nbc bay area. but dallas will be on next tuesday. >> the warriors lose the fourth all-star, why draymond green was forced to leave the game tonight. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't. more experts preventing security issues... & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection

same weather system that's heading our way wreaking havoc in texas, severe flash flooding slamming the dallasrea. one car just submerged. luckily the drive was rescued. authorities say more than a dozen people had to be rescued from flooding in north texas yesterday. >>> the philadelphia police officer caught on camera body slam ago happened cuffed man has been charged with assault. the da's office says james yeager was arrested today. you might remember seeing this video in july. it shows yeager picking up a guy and smashing his head into the side of a pool. the da's officer says "his behavior was unacceptable and he needed to be held accountable" gayer was fired in august of last year. >>> we all have our favorite spots, some are businesses open for years but when our cherished places close their doors, we lose a bit of our history and now a couple of beloved old philadelphia establishments are on the way out. our hank flynn has their send off. it's hank i'm in front of ricklin's hardware in narberth which is closing down after more than 100 years in business. my take is, i don't like it. i

this is a live look at the dallas from fox 4, our affiliate there. e funeral for a firefighter killed in sunday's helicopter crash in new york. brian mcdaniel and a friend were among the five who died when the chopper went down in the east river sunday. only the pilot survived. that is tonight's live looked outside the beltway from "special report," we will be right back. ♪ m uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. while nothing comparesating modeto the real thing.d... experience the command performance sales event for yourself, now through april 2. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> bret: this is a fox news alert was some scary numbers for the first time ever, the u.s. national debt has exceeded $21 trillion and moving across a $20 trillion mark, earlier this year congress -- unlimited borrowing authority for two years. and there will be fiscal cliff battles up ahead in coming days and weeks. spending on the government's 15 domest

. >>> the dallas morning news reports that according to the secretary of state's website, tracking thets with the registered voters, early voting among in democrats is up 98% compared to last year. republicans in the same counties have seen a 16% increase since 2014. this comes as a record number of democrats have decided to run in this year's midterms. according to "the washington post," by the end of last year, 1,218 democrats had filed to run for congress compared to 807 republicans. this is the most candidates at this stage of the election season since the fec started keeping records back in 1977. >>> let's switch gears here and get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, you say winter isn't over there. we want some spring weather. but you say the snow is on the way. >> it's still winter, yeah. i wliek to consider march a spring month, but often it's a cruel month. we're starting with a winter storm in the northern plains. we're going to get snow in minneapolis later on tonight. soaking rain in the middle of the country. we're fine on the western seab

after a chance encounter with an excited young man from the dallas county juvenile justice facility whoovered his love of cooking. chad had his ah-ha moment. >> i remember consciously thinking the system is rigged. based on choices made for him not by him. the color of his kin, the part of town that he was born into, the schools that he had access to. and i just thought, it's not fair. he deserves every chance that i had. and i thought if you're not willing to do something yourself then our a hypocrite. either put up or shut up. that was it for me. >> to use how chad is putting up helping design brighter futures for young people, go to cnn heroes.com and if you know someone who deserves to be a cnn hero, nominate them. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. >> one of the most powerful men on rg earth holds a position existed for nearly 2,000 years. as the world changes and faith evolves his authority remains. what began with one apostle has become 1.2 billion followers under one man. he is the head of the catholic church, the pope.