in dallas, three shots were fired at the motorcade of president kennedy today in downtown dallas. >> police radios are carrying that the president has been hit. >> parkland hospital has been advised to stand by for a severe gunshot wound. >> this is walter cronkite, in our newsroom. and -- there has been an attempt on the life of president kennedy. >> just turn the mic on. i can't hear you, johnny. what do you want? you want me to move back a little bit. is it all right now? is this all right? ladies and gentlemen, i would like to introduce to you the chief cameraman. and assistant news director. this is bert shipp, bert, we have brought the people pretty much up to date. would you tell them exactly what you know as of this point? >> well, i was standing at the trade mart, waiting for his arrival there. all of a sudden we saw them approaching, they didn't slow down, as a matter of fact, they were going 70, 80 miles an hour past us. and then i jumped into a police car and went to parkland. >> these two men come in and one of them had a large machine gun and was hollering for the stret

of the city of dallas. the dallas powerbrokers very much wanted to create a city that rivaled san francisco for great culture. they did not want riffraff. riffraff was exactly what henry barrow, clyde's father was, when he arrived in 1922 with his wife, his three youngest children, looking for work, because they had failed as tenant farmers. the barrows lived in west allis, not just in a slum, but in a tent city that was built in a marshy piece of land on the west side of the trinity river. it was pestilential, adults and children died regularly from all kinds of diseases they caught. the people who were luckiest lived in tents. the barrows could not afford a tent. they slept underneath the wagon they rode in on. food, sandwiches made which were then called west dallas round steak, which means baloney. when there was baloney, they ate stale bread. on holidays, the christmas presents that the barricades got were oranges. they were born in a time when a man stayed in the economic level in which he was born. i

amy: the dallas police chief. trans rights activists say the violence in dallas is indicative of the larger threat to black transgender women. at least eight black trans women have been murdered in the u.s. this year. according to the human rights campaign, at least 26 transgender murders were recorded last year although it's likely the actual number is much higher. the majority of those were black transgender women. for more, we are joined by ashlee marie preston, a media personality and civil rights activist. she made history as the first transgender editor in chief of a national publication, as well as the first openly trans person to run for state office in california. welcome to democracy now! thank you for joining us from los angeles. can you talk about this latest death in dallas? can you talk about what happened to chynal? >> i think what we're seeing is an ongoing trend of a lack of access for black trans women. i think there's a larger conversation that should be had around our experiences at the intersr

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. >>> at least one person is dead in dallas. another six injured after a construction crane fell on to a downtown apartment complex. >> oh, my god the crane is falling over. oh, my god. >> one witness said the crane, quote, sliced through the building like a hot knife through butter. they called the situation really challenging because cranes don't often collapse. >> i don't recall ever responding to one where it has fallen on to an occupied building let alone an occupied five-story high-rise building. >> severe weather may have been a factor. we have more. >> reporter: dave, christine, he here is what we know. shortly after the collapse, dallas fire used rescue dogs to search for more. part of the crane fell on a residential building and parking garage where a lot of people could have been killed or hurt. we don't know whether human error or both could have been factors here. the national weather service did issue warnings of damaging winds. many in the area experienced power outages and the wind may have also caused a billboar

we need the transgender community in dallas to reach out to the dallas police department. there is no lead that is insignificant. there is something that you may know that can turn this case and open it wide up. so reach out to the dallas police department's homicide unit with any information that you may have. >> chief hall, major weddington, thank you for your time. i really appreciate you coming on cnn and talking about this. thanks so much. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thanks for watching. our coverage continues. try mucinex 12 hour. the bio layer tablet immediately releases to thin and loosen excess mucus. and lasts for 12 hours. mucinex 12 hour. even in my own home, i had my own designated space to smoke. if i think about it, it really was like i was punishing myself. a friend of mine that said, why wouldn't you just try the juul. and so i went out and i bought one. the idea of going back to smoking... i couldn't even imagine doing that. i don't think anyone including myself thought that i could switch. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remembe

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and the breaking news out of dallas. more live pictures where a crane has collapsed over a building east of downtown. we'll bring a live report, next. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of texas. a crane collapsing into a building in dallas. we are now hearing from a witness who saw that crane slicing into the building. let's listen. >> caller: the rain started coming down and all of a sudden this big pipe started picking up and debris started flying around so i said, i've got to get my family somewhere safe. and this car is not safe. so we were calling, we had never been here before, so we were on the phone with our friend that lives there who was in the elevator trying to come meet us. and she said, try to get into the parking garage. and i asked, i was like, okay, well, give us one second. there's, you know, some wind going on. once this debris clears, i'll head in there. right as i said that, the crane started to sway, and it kind of looked like it was spinning like a normal crane would do in windy sit

a gunman wearing tactical gear firing several shots into a dallas federal courthouse. authorities return fire with deadly force. witnesses describing the scene as he was firing. >>> trapped inside. the massive explosion destroying a home. an offduty police officer sprinting to the scene, among those who helped pull a survivor from the debris. investigators before the cameras just moments ago. >>> millions tonight bracing for major rain and flooding from colorado all the way east to the coast. from d.c., up through philly. a week of dangerous rain ahead for the east coast. ginger times it all out. >>> the outrage. officers accused of excessive force. guns drawn after a child had allegedly stolen a doll. tonight, what the police chief is now saying. the family says it is not enough. >>> the new threat from iran tonight. what they say they'll do within ten days. and the trump administration pointing to new images tonight. what they say they prove. martha raddatz is here live. >>> the third shark attack off the east coast, tonight, an 8-year-old boy. >>> the extreme turbul

what part of dallas is this? >> caller: it's pretty close to deep elam, the latino cultural arts center is across the street. where they were forcing people to vacate, that's where people were standing. close to downtown dallas. lots of high buildings, a lot of construction. it's a younger crowd. a lot of the people that were probably in the building either just graduated, pretty close to my age, 20s, early 30s. i mean, there were families that were coming out, other people with babies like myself that were coming out of the building. so -- >> is this the kind of area where there would be a lot of people around on a sunday? >> caller: oh, absolutely. this could have been a lot worse. i mean, i don't know how bad it is. i mean, i just ran in and tried to help until emergency services got there. once they got there, my next thing was to get my family as far away from the situation as possible. because i didn't know if the building was going to collapse any further or what kind of -- i'm not an engineer and not here

. >> a severe system already took its toll in dallas. a crane you see off in the distance in that video fell, leaving a woman dead. it's being blamed on winds as high as 70 miles per hour that pushed the crane onto an apartment building. >> that same system sent debris flying through the streets north of dallas as the city dealt with a severe storm warning. >> the storm brought down trees and large branches, including this one that fell on a car. accuweather's paul williams has more. >> good morning janai, kenneth. well, a chance to recover with a high pressure system covering dallas. for the rest of texas, south and then to the west, more showers and thunderstorms. in fact, we're bracing for more bad weather along the entire east coast with heaviest downpours that's going to cover pittsburgh, detroit, roanoke, down towards atlanta. looking out for possibly 15 inches of rain in some areas. and this is going to continue tuesday going into wednesday along the east coast. for the west coast, it's about the triple-digit heat and the dry, par

dallas officials say at least one person has been killed and six more rushed to the hospital, two with critical injuries >> this is a really challenging situation in the sense that i cannot personally recall that we've had a crane collapse that didn't involve an already inhabited building. i don't recall ever responding to somewhere it's actually fallen on to an occupied building much less than occupied residential high-rise building. >> reporter: many are left without homes, the latest destruction across the storm-ravaged south. blaine alexander, nbc news. >>> president trump said it's case closed on the mueller report, democrats are just getting started. this week the house is ramping up investigations into possible obstruction of just wis three straight days of hearings. the president blasted the probes in a sunday tweet storm saying the mueller report was a disaster for democrats tracie potts joining us this morning from d.c good morning whether the president liked it or not, the hearings are set to begin later today. >> reporter: that's right. and in the hearings, we're going to h

miles in dallas tonight, thank you. now to some breaking news. the pentagon has just approved sending an additional 1,000 u.s. troops to the middle east. also today, the pentagon released new images which it says provides further evidence that iran was behind the attacks on two tankers last week. david martin has late details. >> reporter: the two tankers could be seen from space today at anchor in the gulf of oman, and one of them, up close in high resolution photos taken from a u.s. navy helicopter several hours after the explosions, which disabled them. an iranian patrol boat is alongside the tanker and, according to the pentagon, removes an unexploded mine attached to the hull. these photos show one of the magnets officials say was used to attach the mine to the hull, still stuck to the ship. the same scene was recorded in grainy video by a u.s. patrol plane and released last week, to back up u.s. claims iran is responsible for the attack. many allies remain unconvinced, but the democratic chairman of the house intelligence committee says the

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was mireya villarreal reporting from dallas. extreme weather in the west is heating up the wildfire season. today a fast-moving brush fire forced the evacuation of six flags magic mountain near valencia, california. also fleeing flames are people near the sand fire north of san francisco. here's janet shamlian. >> reporter: fires across california. on a packed sunday, six flags magic mountain near los angeles evacuated due to a brush fire nearby. er northern california, the sand fire scorched at least 1800 s fuel by gusting winds and searing heat. mandatory evacuations ordered for more than 100 homes northwest of sacramento. >> i'm racing home and i see the hoke. >> reporter: allegra lopez lives a mile and a half away. >> i think about paradise last year and so i'm packing. >> reporter: in an area with few roads, some have been forced to leave belongings and livestock behind. >> i don't know about my horses. last anyone saw them they were running down the driveway. >> reporter: in arizona, a second fire has erupted in an already

max: dallas. lemonis: okay. what does it cost to get it to dallas? max: 50 cents a bottle. lemonis: max may not realize it, but this little pit stop in dallas for the product is costing the company a heck of a lot of business. murchison products are made in chicago, then transported to dallas and then shipped out from there. to get 'em to dallas adds another 50 cents of cost to each individual unit. but keep in mind, murchison-hume, like any wholesaler, sells to retailers at twice its cost, meaning that the 50 cents turns into $1 by the time it gets to the retailer. then the retailer adds its markup. and that dollar becomes $2. and now an extra $2 has been tacked on to the retail price just because of dallas. and what do customers do when they see that inflated price? well, you take a guess. they walk away. walk me through this. max: so, we used to have a text-heavy label. i wanted to make it easy for the customer to identify. so for me, it's an icon. lemonis: i'm gonna challenge you on that. max: oh, no. lemonis: i feel like it's, like, buying products for my castle or som

. >>> new reporting tonight on the deadly crane collapse in dallas. 70-mile-per-hour winds. the crane crashing through a building, into apartment buildings, as severe storms strike. a husband critically wounded in the apartment. that couple had just moved into it. >>> heavy rain and dangerous driving from raleigh up through washington, d.c., new york and boston. ginger zee with the track tonight and the deadly lightning strike. the motorcycle rider killed. >>> another possible shark attack tonight. this time, a teenage boy in north carolina. just a week after a girl was attacked there. her father saving her. >>> the earthquake in ohio. the images coming in tonight. >>> and sleeping and your weight. scientists tonight on how falling asleep with the tv on can effect your weight. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us to start another week here. and we begin tonight with the harrowing scene playing out this afternoon in new york city. that deadly helicopter crash. the chopper slamming down on top of a building right in the middle of manhattan. the faa calling it a

. >>> the deadly crane collapse in dallas. >> oh, my god! >> witnesses describe the moment this crane came crashing through their apartment building. cars piled up like toys. one man dangling from the edge. >>> a fast moving wildfire approaches, familied trying to leave in their cars told to stay put. >>> two children playing on a backyard trampoline when wind sends them over a wall. >>> too soon? a newspaper champs. >>> the celebrity who just reveals she only lives part time with her new husband. is this the >>> good monday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we do begin with breaking news. former major league baseball star david ortiz has been shot. >> the search is on for answers as to way. red sox lend david ortiz shot. this morning, recovering. >> the suspect, he walked inside the restaurant and basically just shooting. >> reporter: witnesses say the gunman jumped off a motorcycle, walked in dominican repuck lick night club and shot ortiz in the back. the bullet exited his stomach. footage shows people in the club scattering for s

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nice pictures of a grain that is collapsed into a downtown building in dallas. as you can see it happened this afternoon causing at least two injuries and is believed to be caused by strong winds that buffeted that city during a severe thunderstorm this afternoon. dallas fire and rescue another agencies have responded to those calls for that accident at 2:00 o'clock central time. they are told to refuse have taken patients to the hospital and multiple injuries have been reported we will continue to stay on top of that developing story of that crane that collapsed due to high winds, at least thankfully it was on a sunday and not a crowded week day in downtown dallas. we'll get give you updates as we get them. arthel: military officials saying increased american presidents may have already staved off an attack by iran. the latest from the middle east coming up next. carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what you've invested my money in? it's complicated. are you asking enough questions ab

courthouse and a heart stopping moment captured a dallas news photographer right there as a gunman armed to the teeth opens fire >> tactical vest with an automatic weapon shooting at the building >> tonight we hear from the photographer who took that photo as police try to unravel a mystery the gunman leaves behind >>> a dramatic escalation with iran and tonight the new threat about that nuclear deal. >>> a violent scene caught on camera as severe turbulence strikes sending a flight attendant slamming into the ceiling of the plane >>> inside the chase, the white bronco, we hear from the woman capturing it from the air, bringing us the drama live >>> and our farewell to the icon, the poor little rich girl, who built an empire. we remember the legendary gloria vanderbilt >>> good evening everyone. what a wild and violent scene it was in dallas today a news photographer practically face to face with a man armed with an assault-style weapon and dressed for combat as he opened fire into the federal courthouse, sendg people inside scrambling for cover. with cameras capturi intense scene, the 2

a shootout in dallas. >> it was shot maybe 10 to 15 shots all rapid shooting. >> holy crap. >> what we're learning about the 22-year-old gunman behind the mask. >>> tensions in the middle east. iran issues a new threat as u.s. sends 1,000 more troops to the region. >>> and terrifying turbulence. a bumpy plane ride turns violent, injuring passengers and sending a flight attendant flying to the ceiling. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning the president of iran said this morning his country will not wage war against anyone, this after fears of confrontation. yesterday iran said it will no longer comply with the nuclear deal that keeps it from making nuclear weapons and later the u.s. announced it's sending an additional 1,000 troops to the middle east. what is the role these additional troops are expected to play? >> they would provide greater defense against tougher muscle attacks and surveillance. they also shared new images they say links iran to the recent oil tanker attacks in the gulf

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>> reporter: in dallas, it's the fury of an unforgiving storm caught on camera. this crane collapsing into the side of an apartment building. officials say strong wind is likely to blame. >> that's my apartment. it's done. >> reporter: tearing through homes and slicing through this parking garage leaving cars in a crumpled mess. >> my car is destroyed. >> reporter: dallas officials say at least one person has been killed. six more rushed to the hospital, two with critical injuries. >> this is a really challenging situation in the sense that i cannot personally recall that we've had a crane collapse that didn't involve an already inhabited building. i don't recall ever responding to one where it's actually fallen onto an occupied building, much less an occupied five-story residential high-rise. >> reporter: tonight many are left without homes. the latest destruction across the storm-ravaged south. blayne alexander, nbc news. >>> now to the dangerous situation out west. a number of fires popped up in northern california saturday leading to evacuations. and in south

illegally as he prepares to ckoff his reelection bid o >>h, my -- shots fired >> the violent dallas shootout with the assailant armed to the teeth. this morning new details on the attack >> farewell to the world's mosf us poor little rich girl fashion icon gloria vanderbilt dead at 95 >> senator cory booker wants your vote. he'll tell you about his big idea in our series, my big idea. "early todaystarts right now >>> good tuesday morning i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. president trump will officiallo kihis reelection campaign tonight in orlando and hisdy supporters are alrea lining up it is first come first serve, so some arrived at the amway center a full 40 hours early to ensure a spot the president will take the stage at 8:00 eastern, and his speech is expected to touch on everything from the economto trade to immigration let's get to nbc's tracie potts in d.c the president has a new immigration crackdown ahead of tonight. >> reporter: like we saw on his twitter feed overnight, the president says there will be a new round of i.c.e. raids. immigration and customs enforcement to

abc's marcus moore reports from dallas. >> shots fired, shots fired, we got s.w.a.t. coming through. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a masked gunman in tactical gear firing on a dallas federal courthouse just before 9:00. one person seen just to the right of the suspect taking cover just feet away. >> we were all in a room together in a meeting when we heard the shots. >> maybe 10, 15 shots all just rapid. people just started running out of the building. >> reporter: a photographer with the "dallas morning news" capturing this chilling image of the gunman from just feet away. the suspect now identified as 22-year-old brian isaac clyde runs to a parking lot across the street, exchanging gunfire with federal authorities. he is shot and killed. authorities discovering his car nearby. the bomb squad out of precaution conducting a controlled explosion. we were on the scene just a block away and could hear the sound. and you just heard them he obje suspect vehicle was found here downtown. multiple fbi agents raiding a ft. worth apartment where neighbors told our dallas station wfaa

an investigation is underway in dallas, texas, after a massive crane crashed through four floors of an apartment building and parking garage, killing at least one person and injuring five others. two people are in critical condition. the collapse did come as a powerful storm was moving through the area, bringing with it wind gusts over 70 miles per hour nbc's dan scheneman has this report >> oh, my god, the crane is falling over >> reporter: in the dallas skyline, a crane topples over and onto a high rise residential building authorities secured the area >> it appears to have collapsed across the street. in fact, goes a lot further into the building that it collapsed on >> reporter: the massive structure ripped through homes and a parking garage, claiming at least one life and injuring others there are no reports of anyone missing, but many are left without homes. the >> right now our number one priority is the living area on the eastern-most side of the building where it appears that all five stories at some point inside the structure have collapsed. >> reporter: the collapse happened

a tragedy in dallas over the weekend. one person dead and another six injured after a construction crane fell on to an apartment complex. one person said it sliced through the building like a knife through butter. >> i don't recall ever responding to one that has fallen on to an occupied building. >> the cause is still under investigation but severe weather may have been a factor. we have more. >> reporter: here is what we know. shortly after the collapse, dallas fire used rescue dogs to search for more missing or injured people. a lot of people could have been killed or hurt. we don't know what could have caused the collapse. weather, human error. the national weather service did issue warnings sunday morning about damaging winds with gusts up to 75 miles an hour and more than 227,000 people in the area experienced power outages. the investigation will likely take months. authorities are still investigating a seattle collapse in april which killed four people. the result of that inquiry will take more months. experts say

what we understand from the associated press a crane collapsing in dallas. this looks to be a part of the crane that hit an apartment complex. there was a severe thunderstorm watch for the greater dallas/ft. worth area until 7:00 p.m. local time and earlier today causing two people to be hospitalized. this is what we are hearing so far after a crane looks to be, of course, a very large one, just by a sense of relativity here of one story of that building and how wide it is and this is the chopper cam pulling out for a better view of where that crane has fallen. watching that out of dallas, texas. but for now, short break. ♪ limu emu & doug mmm, exactly! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. ya... he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. libe

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i think the winds in dallas were 70 miles per hour. what do you think? >> it really just breaks your heart. the things we saw and what we were going through. people didn't know where their friends, their animals were. luckily i was with my fiance at the time. we just moved here so we could be together. knowing that didn't have to happen. it just changes your whole entire self. you completely change and view things like -- it breaks your heart. you wish you could go back in time and make sure none of this ever happens in the first place. >> sammy sandquist, thomas barth, thank you very much for being with us this morning. we are monitoring the progress of people still in the hospital. sammy, we hope you get into your home soon. >> thank you. >> thomas, thank you very much for all the information. >> you're welcome. thank you. bye-bye. >> it's scary. we have a bunch of cranes outside the building here. a lot of construction going on. >> so many cities have cranes dotting the skyline. you have to have been trained well to know what you are doing. >>> all ri

in downtown dallas. the fbi says 22 year-old brian isaac clyde was killed after a gunfight with federal officers outside of that building the people who live in the nearby loft had a bird's-eye view of the activity and they also had flashbacks to another recent time when gunshots rang out in downtown dallas. jd miles reports. >>well my building i got about 4 feet of brick so i was kind of like land down like a kind of peeking over a little bit of time. >>was hiding, but recording from his 8th floor went. fired into the federal courthouse before running into the parking lot where he was shot by officers, atf, 10 >>talked to them, i showed my footage i don't know you know what he was thinking year. but he death and is planned out a vest on he had it looked like pants on the head boots on a mini has his face covered up to another law president was able to record authorities performing cpr on the gunman. >>captured an image of the police robot that was used to detonate any explosives that might have been in

but this photo from "dallas morning news" photographer tom fox has defined this incident here in dallas. and really almost a broader part of it, jake. you could see him armed to the teeth. more than 150 rounds on him pointing that rifle and wearing the mask above his face dressed almost as if he thinks he's going into battle. again, the federal protective service officers took him down before he was able to hurt any of the 300 people inside of the building. >> dianne gallagher in dallas, thank you. >>> and former fbi senior intelligence adviser phil mudd comes back to the show. we hear about the threat of islamic terrorists and from the president about the threat of gang members crossing the border and ms-13 but it seems as though the bigger threat in this country, at least based on this adl report and other statistics is from white men who are radicalized, extremist right-wingers. is that what the fbi thinks? >> yeah. if you look at what the fbi director said as recently as last month, you're talking about him saying publicly to the congress, we have more arrests and killings in recent

tomorrow dallas into indianapolis, ten states 23 million people at risk for strong storms. and at the airports, pack your patience new york, cincinnati, charlotte, atlanta and st. louis all under the gun for dangerous weather. lester a half million people have entered the country illegally since january and facing a breaking point at the border, the feds are creating a new challenge for a handful of border towns here's cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: tonight u.s. border patrol is dropping, critics say dumping, families with little children awaiting sa asylum hearings in two small towns in new mexico >> we received 15,000 people through our shelters in demming and city of -- >> reporter: 15,000 people >> 15,000 people >> reporter: consider tiny demming, new mexico, the poorest city in one of the nation's poorest states over mother's day weekend, 250 migrants, many of them little kids, were left by border patrol officials at the local mcdonald's they had no money, no food, and no idea where they were. in the last month a staggering 6700 migrants have been brought to demming to

a crane collapse in dallas turns deadly. we're learning at reece one person killed and another six injured, two critically when this huge crane fell onto an apartment building. now authorities have concerns about attempting any rescue missions for people who might still be trapped. listen. >> there's a wall that has suffered significant damage. at this point no one is confident that sending anyone inside of that structure is going to help it maintain its stability. that's one of the places that we're looking at. that's actually where the primary point of concern is. >> i want to bring in a witness had saw the crane collapse onto the building. joining us is sammy san quist in dallas. what was the first sign of trouble you saw today. >> caller: when we were approaching nothing happened. when we walked up, nothing was roped off get. there were six firefighters, trucks going past us. cars were still getting there. we could see the crane had from the east side of the building crashed into the apartment complex that we live in. we

donald trump's campaign, black lives matter and police shootings and tragic events in baton rouge and dallas. it was really a time when people felt like all they were seeing on tv about race was bad news. and here was first, a white man admitting that he was prejudiced. which for people of color, we kind of say finally.>> sunday night at eight eastern on c-

and in north carolina in tennessee, raging water swept away a 2-year-old boy and killed him today in dallas police escorted resident back to the apartment complex to get belongings, some raising questions about why the crane couldn't withstand the 70 miles per hour wind gusts. the company said our thoughts and prayers are with the family of those killed and injured. she and her husband moved in two weeks ago. he is now in critical condition. todd clement is their attorney. >> there's no way proper procedures were followed or you would not have this situation we see behind us. >> reporter: it could take days to remove this crane tonight three people are still hospitalized but are expected to recover. lester. >> gabe, thanks. >>> less than three weeks away from the first 2020 democratic presidential primary debate here on nbc, and tonight we're launching a new series with our harry smith to let candidates tell you the idea that they say separates them from the vast field of contenders we're calling it "my big idea," and first up senator bernie sanders. >> reporter: what is your big idea? >> m

a dallas interfaith group has agreed to step in. buses of migrants are agreeing to help. it will help them get back on their feet for a few days until they get linked up with sponsors. total dallas is expected to take in 100 migrantsr with more likely on the way. >> all of these families have been vet by the customs and border patrol. >> we do have we can for compassion and justice, it makes sense for to us open our doors for our city as well. >> a similar faith group is opening its doors, take in additional people to take in overflow cases and taking the pressure of a system they say is at a breaking point. some critics are saying the u.s. and mexico immigration plan is short on detail. president trump said he's confident 6,000 mexican troops on its southern border will help. president trump: if mexico does a great job, you won't have very much people coming up. if they don't, we'll have phase two. >> what is sphais two. president trump: phase two is a much tougher phase. much tougher. blake: joining me now, texas congressman brad babin. you heard the president. i am cur

. >>> we are getting an up close look as a man opened fire on a federal courthouse in dallas. hillary lane hears from the photographer who risked his life to capture the scene. >> this morning, the fbi is continuing its investigation into what may have led 22-year- old brian isaac light to open fire on a federal courthouse building in downtown dallas yesterday. more than 300 people were working inside. >> i was just praying that he couldn't see me. if he would've saw me, he would've shot me, no doubt. >> reporter: tom fox is a photographer for the dallas morning news. he was outside the federal building waiting for a trial to start when he heard three pops before running for cover, he instinctively grabbed his camera. >> i pulled a long lens and i looked through the view founder and i saw the muzzle of the gun and the guy with the mask on. and i just made some frames real quick. >> he says he then hid behind the column near the building hoping clyde wouldn't notice him. officers exchanged fire with the shooter, eventually killing them. >> at multiple, more than five 30 round m

. >>> what caud a massive crane to collapse at a dallas apartment complex. one person has died and others are injured. new details this morning. >>> hong kong plunged into political crisis after hundreds of thousands protest extradition law sending suspects to mainland china for trial. >>> a major military merger on this monday. raytheon and united technologies announce plans to join forces creating the second largest u.s. and defense aerospace company. >>> wow, finally a straight old white man gets a break! >> a big night for bryan cranston and the best of broadway as the tonys awards light up radio city music hall. early today starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm marley hall. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with that breaking news. red sox legend david ortiz was shot in the dominican republic. the former red sox sluer was at the dial bar and lounge in the capital of santa domingo when some men apparently riding on a motorcycle ambushed him. police say the bullet pierced ortiz in the back and exited through his stomach. this morning he is in stable con

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amy: it is great to have you back after your trip to dallas. can you explain what happened to you in the airport on sunday -- monday when you tried to return home? sunday afternoon. my wife and i were returning from a conference in dallas and we were boarding a flight to ,ewark airport when the flight after being on the tarmac for an hour and a half, had to come back to the gate. there were a lot of thunderstorms. within the entire power in the traffic control system at dfw airport went down, so all flights for several hours that were coming out of the airport had to be brought back to the gate will stop there was pandemonium in general at dfw airport. right on our flight, we noticed there were several other passengers who appeared to be central americans, obviously could not speak english, did not know what was going on. we tried to help them figure out where to go to try to revoke their flights. it turns out they were all central american refugees who had just been released from detention centers and were being basically shipped by the federa

there are fish in the trinity river in dallas. a stretch once written off as a permanent sewer. the most symbolic achievement of all has been the return of the bald eagle. endangered populations of our national bird have come back more quickly than expected. scientific evidence shows that the eagles are flying again largely because of the ban on ddt. new problems have taken the place of the old ones, however, and each problem at the epa confronts a new set of tasks. the air program is developing a strategy to deal with noncompliance with the ozone health standard, a problem in several major urban areas. it is also shifting its intention to inhalable particulate. at the tiny fragments that cause the most significant health effects. and to dealing with changing energy sources such as wood-burning furnaces. the control of toxic substances in the air remains a problem as does developing a workable solution to the damage done by acid rain. the water program has completed its monumental task of issuing effluent guidelines. rules that tell industrial sources what concentrations of poll

today in dallas, police escorted residents back to the apartment colex to get their belongings, some raisi questions why the crane couldn't withstand the 70 mile an hour wind gusts. the crane coany tells nbc news it's cooperating with authities adding thoughts and prayers are with the families of those killed and injured. she and her husband jay moved in two weeks ago. he's now in critical condition. their attorney. >> there is no way proper procedures were followed or you wouldn't have the e situation you se behind us. >> reporter: it could take days to remove the crane. three people are still hospitalized but expected to recover. lester? >> gabe, thanks. >>> we're less than re thweeks away from the 2020 democratic presidential primary debate on nbc and tonight we're launching a series with our harry smith to let candidates tell sayou the idea they separates them from the vast field of contenders. we're calling it my big idea and first step senator bernie sanders. >> what's your big idea? >> medicare for all. >> does that mean all? >> yeah, it means all. let's be clear, this is not