it's sunday morning outside of dallas. i'm attending fellowship church in grapevine, texas. >> megachurches have become a new expression in the last couple days. they don't want to look traditional. the mall of god. >> i have viinvited pastor mcbride. we met on an activist e-mail chain. i have no idea how i got on it. michael b. jordan is on it. we have gotten into trouble together. i like his church. it has the feeling of my grandmother. with the 21st century. >> i have been to your church in california. >> my church doesn't rival this. >> yours is beautiful. a little more homey. >> is it wrong i get suspicious? >> it's not wrong. this is like a method to try and amplify a message. i'm curious about the message. if the message is whack, then all of this is really quite a problem. given the moment of time we're in. i'm excited to peek in. >> i'm excited. you are my spiritual back up and my black back up. >> power to the people. >> this is an arena. >> fellowship church is a southern baptist church. time america learns abou

his toll tag shows that he came back to dallas that evening. everything indicates he's in dallas. >> which is not anywhere near where she was getting into her car? >> 20, 25 miles away. >> reporter: and the reason hunter was so reluctant to give up his phone? well, it had nothing to do with christina. hunter was dealing drugs that night. and the proof? one of his customers was a narc. >> hunter foster actually dealt to an undercover agent. >> so on the night christina vanishes, hunter is selling drugs to an undercover officer? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: then, less than a week after hunter's arrest, police had something else to announce. enrique arochi was under arrest for kidnapping christina morris, though police believed he had murdered her. >> i can't even explain the emotions and the pain. my whole world was turned upside down. >> you knew she was gone then? >> yeah. >> reporter: in september of 2016, almost two years to the day since christina had vanished, enrique arochi went on trial at the collin county courthouse charged with aggravated

i hadn't been in dallas in over a year so of the only thing i knew to do was to book a flight to dallas to see if i could go through the house listen to the answering machine and try to piece this thing together and eventually think you're going to find out more information and while i was in the dallas house the phone rang and it was sandy's german legal counsel who had been assigned to the case in germany and at that time he. gave me very spend details but said that sandy had been arrested for manufacturing ecstasy and that he wanted to write to me an attorney for him there dallas it was a pretty interesting revelation but i did there was money in the safe that was in the house in dallas and i took that money and i retained an attorney to go over and meet with him in germany. seven months after sandy has been arrested and i pull into the garage of my car is rushed by law enforcement people who are screaming and have a gun out and they're pointing at my face i'm being told you know you're in hot water we know that your husband was arrested we know you know we know you visited him in ge

dallas was gratef grateful, if you're running in the legislature in congress, dallas was a must-stop. this election is now critical. everything we've learned is on the table. once again, texas is counted on. so, thank you, texas. [applaus [applause] >> and back to mr. pruitt, it's been said that the u.s. is advocating its leadership position worldwide on environmental issues. people don't know about your record. what happened while you were at epa? tell us about superfund sites, lead and copper in the water, cleaning up uranium. clean air. what is the true record under the trump administration? >> jacki, a great question and i want to build on something that ryan said because the fact there was an article a couple years ago that came out entitled "the greatest story seldom told". the american economy we've done it better than anyone in the world, growing our economy and being a good steward of our environment. those pollutants we regulate, as an example under the clean air act, regulating them since 1970 and reduced those pollutants almost 85% since the clean air act. with respect to

for the dallas stars it is for blocking. a really good job getting into the lane by janmark.he 's another one down low, great shot block by lindell. just the starsave played a ntastic road game here in game number o. a.j., you can definitely sense there's far more urgency and willingness and sacrifice than in game when. >> a.j.: for the st. louis blues, they have tfind somebo in the back door. they have the extra player out there.e therwere so many blue jerseys mt there. just got to try toove the goalie laterally. get theresence there and get out of the back door. >> kenny: jim montgomery said we need to play with the desperation we had for game four in nashville after they trailed that series 2-1. roat's what we have seen fm the dallas stars. they lead 3-2. 36 seconds remaining. blues send out o'reilly, tarasenko, hwartz, schenn, perron and parayko. hintz on the drop against o'reilly to the left of bishop. off the thface-off, blues control. out to parayko, shot. deflects just wide. 30 seconds remaining. tarasenko with the p

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we realized that dallas was grateful. if you're running in a legislature in congress, dallas was a must stop. this election is now critical. everything we've earned is on the table. once again texas is counted on. so thank you, texas. (applause) >> and back to mr. pruitt. it has been said that u.s. is abdicating its leadership worldwide on environmental issues. people don't know about your record. what happened while you were at epa. tell us about superfund sites, cleaning up uranium, clean air. what is the true record under the trump administration and your leadership? >> jackie, that is a great question. i want to build on something that ryan said. in fact, there was an article that came out and it was entitled the greatest story never told. the american economy, we had done it better than anyone in the world as far as the economy and being a good steward of our environment. those pollutants that wing regulated under the clean -- that we regulated under the clean air act we have reduced the pollutants by 8 are 5% -- 85%

wave, again, begins here in dallas. [applause] jacki: building off of that, and what happens in dallas, you and i, mr. pruitt, had a great discussion about your challenges. i would think, and agree, the media could be as big a challenge as the deep state for someone who is trying to clean up washington. you had a modest proposal for what maybe conservatives can do to try to take on that challenge. can you share that? mr. pruitt: i think went jacki is referring to is most of you here probably did not know that our air quality improved under the trump administration. most of you did not know that we cleaned up 10 times the number of sites in superfund arena. ie story, the american people think deserve a better than what they are getting as truth and what is happening as far as policy. i think itstration, has been a wonderful thing come across the spectrum of agencies, not just at interior, the epa, education, it is across other agencies as well. the american people need to hear that message. we have to start asking the qu

dallas is the birth place of the mega church. 200 in texas, dallas is the buckle of the bible belt and the most powerful churches in the country. it's sunday morning outside of dallas and i'm a tenlding fellowship church. >> mega churches have become a pretty new expression in the last couple of decades. they don't want it to look tra digszal. >> i invited my bay area man of the cloth to attend sunday service with me. we met on a high level actist e-mail chain that i have no idea how i got on and his church is down the street from me and we got into trouble together. i like pastor mike's church. the 21st century social justice. >> we had our gun violence sabbath and want to appreciate all of you who participated. >> i have been to your church in berkeley, california. yours is a beautiful church and a little more homey. >> is it wrong when i see places like this, i get suspicious? >> wrong? i don't think it's wrong. this is a method to try and amplify a message. i'm curious about the message. if the message is whack, all of this is really quite problematic, particularly given the moment

dallas, users are overwhelmed. dallas: too many choices. emily: i feel like i spend 30 minutes a night just trying to figure out what to watch. dallas: i think that's what apple does really well. they organize content in a way that is really user-friendly. that was a real key, to make sure all the content you watch, whenever skinny bundle you want, hbo now or whatever you have it wrapped up. dallas lawrence, dan ives. to have you. coming up, bring on the regulations. so says mark zuckerberg. -- thek down this facebook ceo's call for world governments to make new laws for the internet. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang instruments is go. in april last year, mark zuckerberg told congress the writing was on the wall when it comes to policing social media. >> i think it is inevitable there will need to be some regulation. my position is not that there should be no regulation, but i think you have to be careful about what regulation you put in place. emily: over the weekend, we got insight into what he thinks those rules

flood waters in dallas/ft. worth and three people killed by floos wa this is the third week in a row they are having to deal with is. >> same location as storms roll through the area. we are getting a report that southeastern texas dealing with a tornadohat touched down. completelyigut of texas r now, the problem is we are dealing with nocturnal tornadoes. it is dark out. possible tornado that has touched down at louisiana tech, youan see that squall line making its way across shreveport that will continue to make its way across the mississippill va. it is dark out, we are seeing damaging winds and rain which is potential for major flooding. >> you cannot see those tornadoes coming or how high the water is getting. >>> after months of speculation, former vice president will make it official today and formally announce hisresidential bid with an online video. he is expected to enter the race as an automaticro f runner leading with 24% support. tracie potts joins usow with the lest. despite his early advantagis w

. >> the newly released 911 call just moments after a dallas police officer shot her neighbor. what prosecutors are now saying about the chilling conversation. >>> plus, health alert. the new warning about a popular beauty treatment after two spagoers tested positive for hiv. >>> and how millennials are turning the tv industry on its head. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with former vice president joe biden hitting the campaign trail in iowa today after taking his message to working class voters in pittsburgh. >> biden used the first rally of his 2020 run for the white house to blast president trump the whole country. >> and he told our robin roberts why he thinks he can win back trump voters despite the strong economy. serena marshall has details from washington. >> reporter: good morning. you might not realize it, but the next election is more than 550 days away but the battle lines are being clearly drawn and they go right through pennsylvania. the former vice president trying to woo back working class trump voters. the power struggle for

if it be played for dallas for twenty one seasons and led them to their only m.b.a. title back in two thousand and eleven is final game against the san antonio spurs ended in defeat but the wicki he was the star of the show even spurs fans warned of its jerseys and the crowd cheered every time that he had the ball you see it right there he is the only european in history to win the trophy for most valuable player he finishes his career sixth on the all time points less great if you could have a chance to play with him the man sitting next to me did that i'm sure the big table now to talk about dignitas legacy and that is germany basketball coach henrik rudolph who also played on the german national team it was direct to us district so . what sort of a player i mean you played with them tell us about when you played with them what sort of a player was. well played with them in ninety nine when he was just starting to be on the national team i was talented. you could see a lot but then. you never know if these guys can develop or not but in two thousand and two when we

emily: dan ives and dallas lawrence. coming up, bloomberg technology investigates how youtube let objectionable videos flourish on the site. we'll bring you to key -- the key takeaways, next. and, if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, or in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a new bloomberg investigation reveals managers at google's youtube are not doing everything they can to curb toxic and misleading videos on the platform. staffers tell us instead, it is all about increasing engagement, the primary measures of views, time spent and interactions with online videos. multiple current and former employees say executives and ceo susan wojcicki were given suggestions how to deal with malicious content. however, they said they were told not to "rock the boat." bloomberg tech's mark bergen wrote the piece and joined us on tuesday. mark: there is a series of events dating back to maybe 2012 or so. that was when youtube put in an internal goal to

dirk nowitzki broke the news after amassing thirty points as his dallas mavericks trounced the phoenix suns. and the bundesliga stars were quick to join in the tributes to the legendary forty year old power forward. well example what you've achieved as a sportsman and as a person is fantastic first congratulations on so many great years in the n.b.a. . he's already voted. they do they do a huge congratulations on the incredible career you've had your latest. no wicki has a long relationship with football and the bundesliga as the good book native revealed a few years ago. really if you go up in germany offered it because you automatically get involved with football or by our government but i think i have a decent right good coming out of this quite a good shot. left tackle rubbish to ponder. till he's just a bit better at basketball six on the all time n.b.a. career scoring chart after twenty one years playing at the highest level and only ever dallas a lifelong maverick and inspirational figure even for germany's football stars she would tell me if you do it you were almost certainly

his number forty one shirt and in dallas they won't ever be issuing it to anyone else. as one world star brings his career to an end not the risk just getting he started luke a young bitch we go back to the frank first strike his words. how do you. see trying to teach multi-species do you see a strange. look a year of age twenty one years young half of europe has their eyes on frankfurt's forward out of this particular little side of it all day on the coast you got your dog and i started out with ideological shit and i've achieved. what sets him apart by which students of those with the subject will be taking the lead to it all such as east coast plenty of players have a scoring instinct what does look good do differently can you take off and stand out from the other talented strikers like you and i will but you don't i want to know who texts a lot i mean when i'm on your five ball i thought it was the bulldogs. here in serbia is where all began look at first laced up his boots for red star belgrade at the ripe age of eight. planes from. their population but he was prov

with motorists, the dallas county party will help us protect the ground game. your resources are going to support it so we can be really effective. here's the second thing. please help me repeat this message. when people talk to you, especially young people, about what the republican party believes in, we believe in leadership, we believe in service, and we believe in perseverance. we believe an opportunity and accountability, which comes out of the possibilities. we believe in protecting opportunity for every single texan, especially those who are most in need, but we do not believe in doing it by taking something from somebody to give to somebody else. is keepingieve in what we do as small as possible and letting individuals take care of the rest. people more than we believe in government. thank you very much for having me this evening. it's a pleasure to serve you as your railroad commissioner. god bless you. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, let's give a tremendous run of applause again, thank you so much, we could not be more proud of you on t

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i grew up in dallas county, in irving. my parents are teachers and my dad taught at nimitz high school for 40 years and my mom taught at a little private school for 42 years. they have 82 years of education between the two of them. i have a younger sister and brother. my date tonight is my brother, as for most of the my career. my younger, more attractive brother and zach is a police officer, serving in the highland park police department. [ applause ]. and zack and aaron and i growing up, parents both teachers, we didn't extravogency. we're going to go to furr's tonight. my mom stayed home with us so for about ten years we lived off my dad's paycheck. my dad taught at high school, and north lake in the evenings and summertime and worked at a racetrack my uncle owned. he worked three jobs and we supported a family of five on probably $25,000 a year. and we knew no different. growing up because my parents were teachers, i was a fantastic student, which is total lie. i -- you remember that kid that was awful in school? the k

flash flooding, five inches of rain north of dallas and northeast section of dallas county. here's a wider view of the entire region. the line of storms are starting to sag to the south a little bit. it has weakened. there's still lightning with it. eventually, this mess will make its way to austin, an antonio, houston. we have 10 million people under flash flood watches. that's because we've had two or three days of one thunderstorm action to another. this will shift to the south. later on this afternoon, conditions are ripe from lake charles, louisiana, all of the southern portions of texas. all the way back down to corpus christi by tonight. we should see 14 million at risk for seeing severe weather. we could see very large hail. isolated tornadoes with the threat. as far as the forecast on the east coast, we're waiting for the rain to get here. it's going to take its sweet time. d.c., instead of, atlanta, florida looks good. northeast, a little chilly, 60s. we'll take it. then on thursday, eventually some of that rain from texas makes it into areas of the southeast. we g

ernie grew up in dallas. first 18 years of his life, and people in chicago, and people in dallas don't really pay much attention. for the first time dallas took ialked to five of his classmates and they all told me how frustrated they were that dallas had forgotten ernie. and finally, a businessman raised the funds to erect the statue of ernie outside his old high school. but -- where he -- when he was first 18 years of his life were spent in totally segregated, very poor section of dallas. so -- he was always only around blacks. i don't think he had -- i'm convinced he didn't have a conversation with a white person, a real conversation. until he went into the army. and he had two years in the army. he returns from the army and goes to play for the kansas city mon monarchs, and the negro city leagues, he's in an all black situation. he's a younger kid, and the older black people who were not going to make it to the big leagues, this was 1950's, major lesion had only been integrated for 30 years. . . . . >> th

and this is what dallas loves to do. he loves to reunite people with lost property. it's like his calling. >> great video. love what you're doing. keep it up, dallas. >>> christian, you and i have ridden motorcycles for years and know all about safety. >> here safety equipment really isn't going to come into much play for the riders of this motorcycle. [ siren ] >> oh, sir -- you're on fire! >> ah! >> dude. >> sheesh. >> they had no idea. >> they didn't have a clue which is hard to believe because it was wasn't a small fire. now you see it was three people on that motorcycle. a brother, sister, and a small child. their luggage had come in contact with the exhaust pipe -- >> of course -- >> and up in flames it goes. >> that stuff gets super hot when you're riding. >> yeah. it will melt even a thick motorcycle purpose bag. >> you see they're on the highway. the motorcycle with three people aboard was probably taxed to the limit. these were actually officers that noticed the bike go by. it took them about three miles to turn around and catch up with these riders. >> cra

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in a bid to battle the effects of poverty district attorney in dallas county in texas will no longer prosecute the theft of what they're terming essential items that cost less than seven hundred fifty dollars so long as this is the caviar the crime was not for economic gain. criminalizing poverty is counterproductive for our communities health and safety for that reason this office will not prosecute theft of personal items less than seven hundred fifty dollars and less evidence shows that the alleged theft was for economic gain well as you can imagine quite a few question marks here this essential items are laid out as goods like food nappies baby formula but how do you define whether the theft is for economic gain and of course remains unclear instead lead to most low level marijuana offenses seems will no longer be prosecuted either so it's a gray area now there's nothing in the official figures audley here to suggest why this move came about the theft rate for a look at the stats shows that dallas doesn't actually did for much of the rest of the us in dallas is slightly more than

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now in a bid to bottle the effects of poverty a district attorney in dallas county in texas will no longer prosecute the theft of essential items the cost less than seven hundred fifty dollars so long as the crime was not for economic gain criminalizing poverty is counterproductive for our communities health and safety for that reason this office will not prosecute theft of personal items less than seven hundred fifty dollars and less evidence shows that the alleged theft was for economic gain ok so the essential items are leonardo's goods like food not be baby formula but hard to define whether the theft is for economic gain or not remains unclear and most low level marwan offenses will also no longer be prosecuted either there is nothing in official figures to suggest why the move came up by the theft rate shows that dallas really doesn't differ much from the rest of the us let's take a look in dallas it's approaching seventeen hundred cases per one hundred thousand residents that's in fact lower than the national average many in the state there were stunned by that decision they're call

his standout plate led him to the nba's dallas mavericks. he became the first european to win the league's m.v.p. tititle. he got similar recognition for his stararng rolegainst thehe miami heat. he pushed the mavericks to their first ever championship. he was achieving his dreams after 13 years in the u.s.. his accomplishments made him a superstar in the u.s. and his recognition was not limited to the sports world. >> it is fair to say that we have very rarely seen a better playoff run than he had last year. his stardom hasn't kept him from staying grounded. >> he also helped lift up germany's basksketball scene. he received a hero's welcome after receiving the nba title. >> i am totally speechless. despite plenty of success, one of his biggest honors remains carrying the german flag at the opening ceremony of the olympics. he has been the stone with honors on both sides of the atlantic. the greatest european basketball player in history and a towering personality. >> and a texan. here is a reminder of our top stories. theresa may pleading

we see him signing autographs for fans in dallas. there was this outpouring of emotion from him at the last game. and for him at the last game. is he really as authentntic as e seems?s? >> my experience as a teammate and coaching him on the german national team in 2015, it never failed that he was unbelievably good with his teammates, family guy, always funny. joked about himself, but also about other p pple, really fun to be around, so i think people appreciate that. it's very authentic and special. brent: people around the world, when they think of germany, they do not think of basketball, but then you have this guy who has become a global star. what do you think his legacy will be for basketball, but also german sports? >> worldwide, he has changed his position as a basketball player. he has bought -- brought some momoves to the n nba that rere t there bebefore. he has changed thehe game. for everybody in the world, he has put germany on the mark. we do have a couple of players and the best league now. brent: do you have another d

dallas stars looking to tie this series. they have a 3-2 lead. and maroon keeps the puck alive. defeed by benn. and got the shot away. covered up by bishop. e: looking at the skate again, ben bishop is. >> a.j.: gave up two goals in game one. ght they were trying to go low and he has been aware of that. he's a big guyn even whehe's covering up a lot of the net. good strength here. coming around the net by maroon and a little deceptive. it looked like he'd take a shot on the forehand vot just the me of shots on ben bishopou right now, y never know, good things can happen. >> kenny: o'reilly, tarasenko, perrthe ice for st. louis.

parts of the dallas-fort worth area received up to six inches of rain. more is forecast through this evening. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. amanda: live in toronto, i'm amanda lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets." we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are our top stories. high-level trade talks between the u.s. and china will resume next week as the world's top two economies move closer to a deal. and earnings are giving a boost to equities. how markets are digesting all the news. the ante for anadarko. a bidding war is breaking out over anadarko with occidental making a $38 billion offer in the hopes of breaking the proposed takeover from chevron. we will bring you the latest. tech earnings release so far this week have been largely positive. will facebook buck the trend when it reports after the bell? we have a pr

we went to the dallas symphony, we went to the dallas opera, we went to texas ballet theater. >> reporter: as anna's world got bigger, her life with bob began to wither. the marriage that had survived a child's illness faltered over time, and anna surprised everyone when she asked bob for a divorce in 2012. for igor's sake they parted as friends. and anna was again on the lookout for a nice guy. which brings us to michael stodnick. >> michael is a very attractive, very intelligent, soft-spoken young man, about anna's age. he is a professor at the university of dallas. >> reporter: and anna's new man. good looking, age appropriate, a mild-mannered business professor. so with a nice new boyfriend and a good job, anna moses was once again moving on up, until the day in january of 2015, when she didn't show for work. michael said he couldn't get in touch with her, so he contacted police. they went to check on her. >> and so when you get a welfare check call, what do you normally expect to find? >> usually go to the house and find, you know, somebody there who didn't wanna talk to the person w

marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> thank you, marcus. forecasters say all of that nasty weather is expanding across the rest of the gulf coast today. >> accuweather meteorologist paul williams joins us now with what's ahead. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kenneth, mona. overall drenching storms covering alabama, all of mississippi, louisiana, arkansas, going into portions of missouri, as well as the tennessee valley region with drenching storms, flooding downpours. also targeted severe storms throughout all of mississippi, including isolated tornados and damaging hail. for the northeast, watching out for scattered showers to creep in throughout the ohio valley region. nice initially on thursday, but friday goes all the way down south. thunderstorms and severe storms along the entire east coast. kenneth, mona? >> thank you, paul. >>> also breaking overnight, texas has executed the white supremacist behind a gruesome hate crime. three men chained james byrd jr. to the back of a truck in june of 1998, dragging him nearly three miles o

s dallas mavericks at twenty years old. skills and lots of hard work led to novitsky becoming the first european to win the league's most valuable player title he got similar recognition for his starring role in the two thousand and eleven finals against the miami heat events he pushed the mavericks to their first ever championship he was achieving his dreams after thirteen years in the u.s. . his accomplishments made him a superstar in the united states in his recognition wasn't limited to the sports

we have representative of the dallas ft. worth area of texas. sir, welcome. thank you for being here. i appreciate that. >> hello, alex. >> let's get to the dallas area. is that a sanctuary city? >> there's no such thing. i wish people would not use that term. if you break the law in dallas, you are going to be arrested and prosecuted just like anyone else. there's no such thing as that term. it's a term that republicans invented to be difficult vivisi. >> do you get feed baback on th president's bussing of immigrants to cities that have been designated by him? >> we got lots of feedback. people thought it was another cruel way how he uses immigrants as pawns. look, if he were to say democrats and republicans, send me an immigration reform bill, i believe we can do our part in the house with the democrats in control. if he were to say that, i think it would give mitch mcconnell cover to pass something in the senate. since he doesn't have the courage to do it on his own, he would need cover. i think that that is what the president should be doing instead of us

fed president richard fisher he's with us from dallas mr. fisher, welcome back qe4. that's what we need. do you agree >> qe infinity, right? back in the old days >> some suggested that's what we should have done all along what about the president saying we should do quantitative ease again? >> the balance sheet as of last thursday when they update the h41 filings is now below $4 trillion they are taking it down, probably to 3.75 should be done as per their last statement around september you've got currency in circulation $1.7 trillion on one side of the balance sheet. also on that side of the balance sheet, bank reserves at $1.6 trillion add the other factors on that side of the balance sheet. you really can't get this balance sheet below where they plan to be in september. i don't get it i think it's very short term thinking because you want the fed to be able to ease when the economy does turn down right now it appears to keep moving forward we'll see what the earnings season is like this is kind of like you just had this long discussion

a line heading between dallas and waco shortly. and late this afternoon we're going to do it all over again, including areasro corpus livch right in all those areas. thanks, bill. >>> now we turn to developments in russia where north korean leader kim jong-un is expected to meet with president vladimir putin very soon. a kremlin adviser telling russian media that today's summit will focus on north korea's nuclear program. for more on this, we're joined by nbc's chapman bell. chapman, what do we know about this upcoming meeting? >> marlie, we know it's going to happen. kim jong-un has arrived in russia to a traditional and what looks like a very warm welcome in a city just over the boarder from north korea. his train pull going the station before meeting with russian officials, and then visiting the russia-korea friendship house built for a visit by his late grandfather, kim il sung in the late '80s. no doubt a bit of friendship is what he will be looking for in first visit with vladimir putin. the kremlin saying the focus will be o

(gritan) >> es la voz que se escuchÓ en las instalaciones de ice en dallas, en rechazo a los arrestos de inmigrantes. >> no puede soportar el dolor tienen hijos en sus casas que hoy no los van a ver. >> miriam es una de las madres detenidas por inmigraciÓn. >> pensÉ en inicmis hijas porqu tengo dos niÑas la niÑa grande es sorda y ello no tiene a nadie aquÍ mÁs que a mi. >> miriam sintiÓ angustia, estÁ embarazada. >> tenÍa mucho miedo que me deportaron y mis niÑas quedaran aquÍ solas. >> hasta las oficinas de inmigraciÓn tambiÉn llegaron familiares y amigos esposos buscando noticias de sus seÑoras, hermanos buscando a los suyos un mar de emociones encontradas. >> me siento feliz, necesito abrazar a mis hijos a natacha y alex, la verdad a todos los que amo, creo que todos los que vamos a salir, vamos a tener esta parte de felicidad poder llegar a casa. >> dÁndole gracias a dios por la otra oportunidad que me estÁ dando de volver a ver a mis hijas, nietas y esposo. >> sentÍ una gran alegria por mi y por todos los que se estÁn quedando ahÍ. >> un regreso a casa con un f

>> atlanta falcons, chicago bears, dallas stars, buffalo bills. it's gotta be "bills, bills, bills." so i'm gonna go with d, final answer. >> you said dallas stars. that's the hockey team. the football team--it doesn't matter, you got it right! "bills, bills, bills." [cheers and applause] >> oh, man! >> but it is the beloved cowboys. >> sure, yeah. >> let's show some respect out here. [laughter] said the kid from dallas. all right, you're now up to that $5,000 threshold question. get this rig, the collegiate church of st. peter is the official name for the london landmark more commonly known as what? >> i don't think it's buckingham palace. that's where the queen lives. i don't think it's the tower of london. that was a prison. i think they also tried criminals there. big ben is the tower for their government. so i don't think that's it. i think it's probably westminster abbey. uh, but i may use a lifeline here, because this is a... >> this is big. yeah, get to that $5,000 threshold. >> so what are my lifelines that i have? >> all three. >> yeah,

speaking at the bush institute leadership forum in dallas, this is 15 minutes. >> it is my pleasure to introduce dennis muilenburg from boeing, who is going to kick off our afternoon session, and he is going to kick it off with the beginning of the military citation. boeing has been part of our institute on leadership, and particularly the work for the military service initiative. they were an early champion and what we call our leadership veteran program that we started last year to work with leaders across our country who are serving veterans, and you're going to hear from one of our alums, so we are glad that dennis is able to be here. he is president and chairman of the boeing company. he is obviously very busy with a lot on his plate with a lot going on, so please join me in welcoming dennis muilenburg to the stage. mr. muilenburg: well, thank you, and good afternoon. thank you, mr. president and mrs. bush, for having me to address this as we all have as global citizens to make change in the world. my privilege to be with you today. it is an honor to be here and congratulate someb