, outside of the city of dallas. the dallas power brokers very much wanted to create a city that rivaled san francisco for great culture. they didn't want riffraff and riffraff was exactly what henry barrow, clyde's father was when he arrived in 1922 we his wife, his three youngest children, clyde, l.c. and marie, look for bark thaws they failed as tenant farmers. the barrows lived in best dallas, not just in a slum but in a tent city built in a mary-y piece of land on the west side of the trinity river. it was adults and children died regularly from all kinds of diseases they caught. the people who were luckiest lived in tents there. the barrows couldn't afford a tent. the slept underneath the wagon they rode in on. food were sandwiches which were made with what was called west dallas round steak which is baloney. on holidays the children were given oregons, the only christmas presents they got. they were born in a time when a man stayed in the economic level where he was born. if you were born poor white trash, you

dallas pololice officers shackld him and laughed as he died. >> help me! >> get on the ground. >> you are going to kill me! amy: all of that and more, coming up. to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the senate has sent president trump a two-year budget that would increase both domestic and military spending by raising the debt ceilingng and rolling back spending caps. trump has promised to sign the deal, which would increase government spending by $320 billion over the next two years, with the pentagon set to receive a staggering $738 billion for the coming fiscal year. according to the national priorities project, the u.s. spends more on its military than 144 other countries combined. the trump administration has formally ended u.s. participation in the intermediate range missile forces treaty. ronald reagan and mcmckay will gorbachev signed the treaty in 1987 to ban all nuclear and nonnuclear missiles with short and medidium ranges. president trump'p's withdrawal s sparked fears of a new nuclear arms race. presid

there's a major fdi field office in dallas. you heard jim kavanaugh talk of his background in the atf in the dallas area. so a significant federal presence there. they'll take action immediately and present themselves to a imaginati magistrate. there's great capabilities there. let's be careful as the facts develop here because the mere fact that saddress or residence mean perhaps he wasn't attending university in el paso or that he was, you know, he was currently residing in el paso but is originally from dallas. we don't know that story yet. but if, indeed, he made that trip, then we're looking at a specific deliberate targeting of that location in el paso. you don't drive ten hours by happenstance and decide to do something like this. then there's some direct connection that caused him to do this at that location. that's going to be teased out by investigative work. >> that be sure, the authorities are right now scouring some locations, at least one location we know of possibly there in the dallas area. frank? >> yeah. they'

en dallas, angie sandoval, univisión. teresa: y, félix, justamente hoy se dio a conocer que agentes del fbi, siguiendo órdenes de cateo, registraron tres casas relacionadas con patrick wood crusius, el pistolero del tiroteo masivo en el paso. félix: así es, lo decía también la gente del fbi en la rueda de prensa. esas casas están ubicadas en varios lugares del estado de texas, incluyendo la residencia de los abuelos del sospechosos, que se dice, vivían con él, que es lo que se ha dicho hasta el momento. las autoridades siguen buscando cualquier detalle relevante y hay algo interesante, se habla mucho del manifiesto y que el manifiesto salió 20 minutos antes del tiroteo. algunos se preguntan si no se pudo reaccionar antes, lo que ha dicho la autoridad es que no dio tiempo. teresa: no dio tiempo, fue muy rápido. félix: exactamente. desde el momento que sale el manifiesto no hubo forma de ubicar, saber dónde estaba ni nada por el estilo. teresa: y ahora vamos a regresar con arantxa loizaga, en el paso, que tiene

officers are still on the dallas police force. tony timp a's family has filed a federal civil lawsuit against dallas police and the suspect says it will not comment on the video because of that lawsuit. ed lavandera, cnn dallas. >>> the majority of house democrats now publicly support starting an impeachment inquiry into president trump. this is a milestone that house speaker nancy pelosi can't ignore any longer. so where do they go from here? we'll talk about that. >>> plus, the granddaughter of the late robert f. kennedy found dead at the family compound. what her family is saying today. ♪ when you have diabetes, dietary choices are crucial to help manage blood sugar, but it can be difficult to find a balanced solution. try great-tasting boost glucose control. the patented blend of protein, fat, and carbs is part of a balanced formula that's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. in fact, it provides 60% more protein than the leading diabetes nutrition shake and contains only 1 carb choice. enjoy the balanced nutr

was on set i realized one skill that's a must -- that dallas cowboys cheerleaders' hair flip. >> all the hair has to go around and down. >> okay, step one the hair has gone back and around. >> what's step 2? >> you kind of want to lead with your chin and get it out of your face. this is perfect tv, right? >> okay, one, two, three -- >> oh, hey, rookies. >> my hair flip is on point. kevin the world wants to see your hair flip. >> why do we have to go there. >>> coming up -- the most dramatic moment in bachelor history, how about giving birth in a closet? our exclusive interview with jade and tanner tolbert. ford and gerry mccann and you have all these guys and i think 49 ers fans there's a. >>a big contingent that is still on the fence about him as well, yeah, you know because again because it was unproven and i think. everyone felt like it was the right move after he went out and finish out the 2017 season, so strong one those 5 games. and it seems like how can you not lock this guy up clearly he's something special he has the potential to turn this franchise around. but then the fir

was on set i realized one skill that's a must -- that dallas cowboys cheerleaders' hair flip. >> all the hair has to go around and down. >> okay, step one the hair has gone back and around. >> what's step 2? >> you kind of want to lead with your chin and get it out of your face. this is perfect tv, right? >> okay, one, two, three -- >> oh, hey, rookies. >> my hair flip is on point. kevin the world wants to see your hair flip. >> why do we have to go there. >>> coming up -- the most dramatic moment in bachelor history, how about giving birth in a closet? our exclusive interview with jade and tanner tolbert. see this? it powers olia for hair color this stunning, and healthy-looking every time you color powered by 60% oils olia propels color deep into hair, and without ammonia. it's in the oils. olia. brilliant color. visibly healthier hair. by garnier naturally. enhanced up to 48 hours. unbelieva-brow longwear brow gel, by l'oreal paris. no smudge. sweat resistant. waterproof. it's unbelievable. unbelieva-brow longwear brow gel. l'oréal paris. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >

our dallas station put one to the test. it stopped a bullet from a 44 magnum but did not stop a bullet from an ar-15 rifle. the bag's maker did not comment. >>> and we know that there was a rare find for nintendo fans. a nevada man found a new game from 1987 unopened in his attic. it's expected to sell for at least $10,000 at auction today. >> what? >> the game is called kid icarus. it apparently had a cult following back in the day. >> i bet you have to blow on it to make it work a few times. >> get the alcohol. >> up, down. >> rub in there. >> got it. >> push it back in. ♪ do do do do do do >>> all right, coming up, the trick basketball shot that we have never seen before. >>> but first we hear from people forced to jump off this burning ship into the middle of the night into shark-infested waters. >>> and some major questions this morning as new video shows dallas police mocking a man while he's dying. what they did next coming up. they're breathable underwear from fruit of the loom. [gasp] what are those? guys... they

like frank says, doesn't mean he was living in dallas or used to live in dallas. that's quite a distance from dallas. it's quite a drive, a number of hours to get to el paso if, in fact, he was still living you know, there are some still images online, nbc hasn't confirmed anything about the shooter going into the store. twunds i've seen, he's carrying a rifle, e. a shooter's hearing protections and shooter's eye protection. i'm not sure those photographs are confirmed, but the ones that media outlets are putting out as the shooter show that. that's quite a state of preparedness. also, the clichÉnykov rifle -- we talked about it all day from witnesses the shots we heard, the semiautomatic fire we heard on the iphones that you reported, and witnesses reported a long gun. that is a downwhite male in the photograph, so it's possibly a valid one. we'll have to wait and see. if we did come from dallas with hearing and shooters hearing protection and eye protection, he was very prepared. inside a mall, highway or store, it's extremely loud this kalashnikov rifle. >> i'

entrevistas en dallas, en san antonio. asÍ que la mayor parte de esas entrevistas estÁn siendo llevadas a cabo ingenio de dallas. ciega parte del grupo como se traga con otros medios. en este momento no tenemos ninguna datos de inteligencia creÍbles. no, no tenemos informaciÓn de quÉ fue lo que hizo que dejara dedisparar. estamos investigando quÉ sucediÓ en esos momentos. Ésos parte de la investigaciÓn. hemos estado escuchando una conferencia de prensa desde el centro regional. era el vocero de la policÍa deel paso. al parecer, evitaron que este-- indicaron que este individuo no tenÍa como suele pasar que la gente cree que hay varias personas disparando al mismo tiempo por la inclusiÓn de los hechos. saqueo de varias personas disparando al mismo tiempo. hasta el momento, no se puede hablar. marÍa: vamos a pasar inmediatamente con arantxa loizaga que nos cuenta lo que sucede. otro de --arantxa: otro de los datos muy interesantes es que el mÉdico forense estuvo trabajando en todas las horas de la noche y que lo

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

dallas: i think your article nailed it. there is always a feeding frenzy over any new news around netflix. at the macro level, there is a dixo story when it comes to content. it is the best of times but also the worst of times. the best of times, they had 1500 hrs of new content created last year. really strong international growth for them with localized content that is actually traveling really well around the region. 15 to 20 million viewers. strong programs that we have talked about in the past. oranges the new black, stranger things. at the same time, it is becoming the worst of times. stranger things is a double edged sword. there is a program that had 18 million viewers watch the entire season in the first four days. at that clip, netflix will be need to bring in 20 to 30 new shows to keep attracting those audiences. at the same time, seven out of every 10 minutes on netflix is spent watching syndicated content. content like friends and the office that is not leaving in droves behind the pay walls of these new servic

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team. >> she's a former dallas cowboys cheerleader. we calmentor. grir >> it's been a decade since i've rr been out there. i've recover the p trksz sd. smile if you don't know what you're doing. that's how i got on the team. >> she shot after safari with her new husband matthew lawrence. >> i've been on 49 seasons. >> will you come back? >> why not. until i'm pregnant and bare foot, i'm go to cha-cha it out. >> knowing the cha-cha may not be a prerequisite, i realized one that is a must, the dallas cowboys cheerleader hair flip. >> all the hairs to the go around and down. step one, the hair has gone back around and down. >> step two, you probably want to lead with your chin. >> seven, eight. >> one, two, three. hey. oh, rookie. >> i love it. kelsey is the most humble, understated person you ever met. (cat 1) friskies world... (cat 2) whoa- so many choices! (cat 1) look- extra gravy! (cat 2) and lil' soups! (cat 1) there's the shreds! (cat 2) yeah friskies has it all. (cat 1) i want it all- can i have it all? grand canyon university's o

parts of houston as well as san antonio take a look the forecast map here for dallas we're looking at $38.00 degrees as well as some rain and some storms in the forecast by the time we get towards the afternoon over here towards atlanta on friday it is going to be a warm and rainy day as well in the afternoon we do think those showers will be a problem but as we go towards saturday the showers continue across much of the south and for dallas your temperatures are going up to about $39.00 degrees kansas city at 30 and chicago it is going to be a nice day for you at $28.00 where across much of the caribbean and central america where look the normal showers for this time of year the tropics have been very quiet this time but we're going to see some showers anywhere from sunday to go over here towards kingston as well panama city is going to be a very rainy day if you here on friday attempt on $32.00 degrees on saturday but for we do expect those rain showers to start to curtail by the time we get towards the weekend and then here across much of argentina it is going to be the rain across

his famous stetson and suit are on display at the sixth floor museum in dallas. for the record, leavelle, who investigated the kennedy assassination, said he had no doubt oswald acted alone. by the way, that was not the first time leavelle was a narticipant in a pivotal moment in u.s. history. he survived the japanese attack on pearl harbor in 1941. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," a grief-stricken minor league pitcher shares for the first time his feelings after his wife and baby son were murdered. later, what happened when the founder of twitter had his own founder of twitter had his own account hijacked. our allergy pi? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. for farmers here, this is our life's work. but when a recall happens, perfectly good food goes to waste. now, we've got away around that. looks good. we're on target. blockchain on the ibm cloud helps pinpoint a problem anywhere from farm to shelf. it's used by s

. >>> leading the news, a disturbing story from dallas involving a man who called police for help but wound up dying in police custody instead. newly released body cam video raises questions about how equipped police departments are to deal with people with mental illness. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the video, which we should warn you is disturbing. >> help me help me! >> reporter: tony tempa has called 911 himself, telling a dispatcher that he suffered from schizophrenia and depression and was off his medicine. >> get on the ground. >> no, you're going to kill me you're going to kill me! >> reporter: these body camera videos from august of 2016 were obtained by nbc station kxas and "the dallas morning news" after a lengthy legal battle tempa is restrained for 14 minutes as officers laugh and crack jokes. >> still with us >> reporter: then he goes quiet. as he is loaded on to a stretcher, the officers realize he might not be breathing. in an ambulance, paramedics begin treating him >> he's not breathing? >> nope. >> reporter: the officers appear stunned. >> he what >> he's dead >> repor

. >> also the homecoming so special today it brought crowds the in the balance lass airport -- dallas airport to a stand still. >>> and a trip down memory lane as crowds pack a cross walk made famous by the fab four hope you'll stay with us ♪ >>> all right. we're back with important health news tonight for the nearly 40 million americans who suffer from migraines it's new advice on how much coffee they can drink and how many cups could trigger a migraine gadi schwartz has the story for us >> reporter: that caffeine fix, nearly 90% of us need it every day. >> just nice to have a cup of coffee when you wake up in the morning, read some emails. >> it's part of your day >> reporter: a cup or two for breakfast, maybe another to get you through the afternoon. >> usually i have maybe one or two every morning and then maybe one or two or three more in the afternoon depending on the day >> reporter: but a new harvard study in the american journal of medicine has linked too much coffee with migraines finding that one to two cups might be fine but for migraine sufferers three or more can trigg

. >>> we've got a disturbing story from dallas involving a man who called police for help but ended up dying in police custody newly released body cam footage raises questions about how equipped police departments are to deal with mental illness. gabe gutierrez has the video which we should warn you is disturbing >> help me help me! >> tony had called 911 himself telling a dispatcher that he suffered from schizophrenia and depression and was off his meds. >> get off the ground. >> you're going to kill me you're going to kill me. >> reporter: these body camera videos were obtained by nbc station kxias and the dallas morning news after a lengthy legal battle he is restrained for 14 minutes as officers laugh and crack jokes. >> are you still with us >> reporter: then he goes quiet. >> wake up >> reporter: as he's loaded on to a stretcher, the officers realize he might not be breathing. in an ambulance, paramedics begin treating him >> he's not breathing? >> he's not breathing? >> nope. >> oh, [ bleep ] >> reporter: the officers appear stunned. >> do what >> he's dead >> reporter: an autop

. >> el atacante era residente del área de ale muy cerca de dallas. >> nuestra compañera sonny salgado de telemundo. >> se acerco y vamos conellas único ,qué tal? >> muy buenas tardes efectivamente nos encontramos en el condado aproximadamente a 50 millas de la ciudad de dallas, justo en este hogar donde se cree que vivía el sospechoso. >> de abrir fuego en la ciudad de el paso logramos tocar la puerta. >> nos dijeron que no saliéramos de la propiedad. >> ni después cerraron la puerta logramos confirmar que ya habían varias patrullas que habían llegado para custodiar la zona. >> sin forma por parte del fbi hasta el momento aún no se sabe si el sospechoso. >> viviría aquí en el condado colen. >> para ser más exacto donde también dicen que en este hogar. >> las autoridades han confirmado que el sospechoso se llama patrick. >> y que justamente en esta ciudad estaría aquí. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> estamos reportando en vivo desde el condado aquí con su ni salgado para telemundo. >> muy bien gracias sony salgado también las autoridades van a ver los motivos que lo llevaron

sistema de alta presión y será reemplazdo por un sistema de alta presión y con dallas cowboys frescas del viernes al domingo continuamos con más . >>> y un hombre fue arrestado en san josé el incidente ocurrió en calles (en inglés) , según la oficina del alguacil del condado santa clara, el sujeto estaba bajo la influencia del aocohol

he grew up in the dallas suburbs. as a high school student, he wrote on a social media site, he wasn't motivated to do more than necessary to get by. a nearby community college says he attended classes there for two years, ending in the spring. the plan is for texas to pursue its criminal case first with the trial in state court the federal government could then follow up with its prosecution later. lester >> pete williams, thank you. >>> this city is filled with heartbreak tonight among those grieving, the family of a woman who died here yesterday while shielding her 2-month-old infant from the gunfire. i spoke with her family this afternoon. >> how do you feel about being a mom? >> again >> again. >> happy >> reporter: just two months ago, jordan gave birth to her third child, a beautiful baby boy named paul yesterday jordan was one of 20 people tragically killed at this el paso walmart. >> she was incredible. she had a personality that could light up an entire room. everybody loved her. she was an incredible mom, t

dallas police have released body camera footage from the night a man died while in their custody. in august of to 16, tony tempa called police asking for help. he said, "you're going to kill me." in less than an hour, he was dead. we want to warn you, some viewers my find this difficult to watch. >> tony tem pa called 911 on himself. he told dispatchers he suffered from schizophrenia, depression and was off his medications. when dallas police officers arrived, he had already been handcuffed by private security guards. >> don't hurt me. >> tony, tony. >> relax. stay down. >> tony, tony. tony. >> just keep hem down. >> that's too much. >> dallas police say he was arrested due to his erratic behavior but the body camera shows tempa repeatedly begging for help. >> stay on the ground. >> no, you're going to kill me. you're going to kill me! >> tony, relax, buddy. >> chill out! >> help me! >> reporter: you can hear the officers laughing and joking about the situation. the video captures 20 minutes of the interaction between the officers and tempa. one officer uses his knee and bodyweigh

we did mention that we had three search warrants that were served in the dallas area this morning. agents collected several pieces of evidence from each location. and the forensics processing and review of that have begun. i can't give any further details on those search warrants and what we took from those scenes, as those affidavits are still sealed at this time. as special agent in charge buoy advised this morning, the hate crime and domestic terrorism fusion cell has assigned personnel on this investigation. the cell is comprised of subject matter experts from both the criminal and investigative division of the bureau as well as the counterterrorism division. so this will ensure that the investigation evaluates all possible investigative tools as well as looking at all available federal and state charges that we can put on to this incident scene and as well as determine the motivation behind this. i'd like to reiterate that we're asking anybody that took video or pictures of the event, please go to the -- to submit their digital media to the fbi.gov/ e fbi.gov/elpasoshooting. i

authorities are questioning the 21-year-old suspect who traveled more than 600 miles across the state from a dallas suburb to el paso. the ohio gunman is dead. police were able to take him down within 30 seconds. at least 27 people were injured in dayton.

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three warrants issued in dallas, texas, that is the general area where the gunman came from. and authorities say they search three different facilities there but not releasing any information about what they found. the mystery goes on as to what lead this gunman to go to el paso and open fire. taking the lives of so many. i am jon scott in new york, we now rejoin knock knocks news ren progress. >> it is tough to discuss politics on a weekend like this, the race goes osince last we talked mayor your campaign, seems to have stalled a bit. i want to put 4u7 numbers in later cbs news poll in w wa youu are down. what is happened? >> we're not following 3% or 4% swings in polls 8 months out from voting, we know we established a position in top tp tier of candidates, we're a long way from the finish line, this is where you did sometimes not very glamorous work of building organizations on ground that will deliver to us victory, our message is resonating, our organization grow we'll take resources we gathered when we lead the democratic field in the last quarter, now used them as we'

o o'donnell: travelers in dallas witness a homecoming for an american hero. wait till you hear who was flying that plane. ♪ come together >> o'donnell: and beatles fans come together on the most famous crosswalk in the world. crosswalk in the world. this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. fear tonight after what was the largest workplace immigration raid in a single state in u.s. history. some undocumented immigrants in mississippi locked themselves in their homes. ice officials say 680 people were arrested yesterday at food- processing plants around the state. by this morning, more than 300 had been released with orders to appear in court. tonight, "48 hours" correspondent erin moriarty is in mississippi where some terrified children had been separated from their parents. >> reporter: today, we saw the aftermath of the ice raids in mississippi, children begging to see their parents. >> he's not a criminal. >> reporter: 11-year-old magdalena gomez gregorio was reunited with her dad today. c

there are fish in the trinity river at 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 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 program at epa confronts a fresh 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's shifting its attention to inhaleable particulates. 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 guidelines, rules about what substances can be allowed to flow. emphasis at epa has turned to ensuring that the plants are run properly. new emphasis is also being placed on protec

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

from dallas to dulles, l.a. to miami. >> everybody is pushing and shoving. got a little crazy over there. i was in line for about two hours. >> reporter: customs and border protection nearly an hour into the problem called it a temporary outage, but added it is still processing international travelers using alternative procedures. but admitting lines are long at some of the country's largest airports. >> david kerley joins us now. david, we saw the long lines in your report. now we're hearing systems are starting to come back online? >> reporter: that's what they're telling us, the systems are up, they're processing passengers. it's going to take a while too deal with the backlog. this is not the first time this has happened. a year and a half ago, the system was down for about two hours as well, interrupting international travel. tom? >> david kerley with that breaking news from airports all across the country. david, thank you. >>> now to the manhunt here in new york city after a bomb scare shut down a major subway station during the morning commute. a mas

in dallas county in montgomery county for dr. nights and continue to march all the way until they got to the alabama state capital on march 25, 1965. [cheering] dr. king: they told us we would not get here. those who said we would get here over their dead bodies. well, all the world today knows that we are here, that we are standing before the forces of power in the state of alabama saying we ain't going to let nobody turn this around. >> a few months later, the voting rights act of 1965 was signed. it ensured african-americans had the right to vote, and this march was the direct cause for african-americans having their right to vote and shirt at a federal government -- insured by the federal government. so this had been the realization of the desire of african-americans to have the right to vote for over 100 years at the end of reconstruction. ♪ >> our look at some of the highlights from the last 12 month continues as we take you to fairbanks, alaska. probably had as much to do as any facility in winning worldon war ii and not

there are fish in the trinity river at dallas. a stretch once written off as a permanent sewer. the most symbolic achievement of all has been return of the bald eagle. endangered populations of the national bird have come back more quickly than expected. scientific evidence shows that the eagles are flying again, largely because of a ban on ddt. new problems have taken the place of the old ones, and each program at epa confronts a fresh set of tasks. the air program is developing a strategy for noncompliance in the air. it is shifting attention to inhalable particulates, 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 is a problem, as does a workable solution done bias i dy acid ra. the task of issuing guidelines, rules that tell industrial sources what concentrations they can allow to flow into surface waters. the construction grants program continues. but plans are being made to turn this responsibility over to the states. emphasis at epa turned to ensuring

in addition to the three locations where they executed search warrants in the dallas area. he remains without bond here in el paso. of course facing a state charge of capital murder, which includes the death penalty. the community is beginning the long process of healing. i had a chance to speak to a gentleman who owns a boxing gym. he said every kid if they walk through his tkpaors, he just greets them with a hug. this is such a tight-knit city. it will be a lesson road going forward. >> morgan, thank you. let's bring it back to what's going on here in washington. because there is at least, hans nichols, things going on, action going on. he goes and visits el paso and dayton. the mayor said it will happen tomorrow. the expectation is that the president may be met with protests on his visit. no? >> some of the democratic lawmakers currently representing parts of el paso are saying the president is not welcome. it is still the office of the presidency. any president struggles with the role of being counselor in chief. it is exceedingly difficult to find the right words, the

that's a dallas suburb. they're fairly confident that he wrote this essay on the internet and posted it about an hour or so before the shooting. and as you were discussing with ben, it also expresses support for the two deadly shooting attacks in christchurch, new zealand. -- >> pete, i'm just going to interrupt you for a second. joe biden has now taken the mic. i'll come back to you. >> i believe killed individuals. and from the picture that they showed me from the internet that came out on the computer, it looked like he was kind of insinuating -- that he's in custody. enough is enough. there's been enough. it's been enough for the past five years. ladies and gentlemen, i have a terrible opportunity and responsibility to meet with every single family member who were murdered up in sandy hook and also in florida. and it is so gruesome. i actually spent time with the law enforcement because they said we needed help. it is very difficult. this is serious. this is not something that we should be tolerating. an

hoy 20 en un evento, desde alguien que es del Área cerca de dallas. que pensamos que tiene odio para los hispanos. >> el fbi ha abierto en investigaciÓn que apoyarÁ a la que ya estÁ en pie por parte del estado de texas. este tiroteo es el mÁs trágico de 2019, con 20 muertes,convirtiÉndose en uno de los mÁs grandes de la historia de estados unidos. el gobernador de texas indicÓ que junto con representantes del estadoharÁn lo posible para prevenir que estos incidentes se repitan. arantxa:preste atenciÓn a estas imÁgenes. es el preciso momento donde el presunto autor de la masacre era detenido. las imÁgenes fueron tomadas por una mujer que se dirigÍa al centro comercial y que no tenÍa ni idea de lo que ocurrÍa. pensÓ que se trataba de alguna clase de operaciÓn encubierta. se vea la policÍa y luego el sospechoso caminando esposado junto a un f vivo sin oponer resistencia. dicen que lo investigan como un potencial crimen de odio y buscara la pena de muerte para el individuo. reiteramos que el fbi abriÓ en investigaciÓnpor terrorismo dom

i was 5 years old and that was at love field in dallas, texas. when i first got the call, it was almost surreal, because i really didn't think it woud ever happen. wow. he's really coming home. he's really -- we're going to be able to bring him back. we're going to have a place where we can honor him. >> southwest 1220, we got a message for you. >> i'm ready, sir. >> on behalf of regional approach, we welcome your father, colonel knight, home. he will never be forgotten. >> wow. news correspondent jackson prosco was on his way home to washington, d.c. from covering that tragic story in el paso and was there to witness and record all of it. he tweeted out the poignant play by play of people taking it all in and jackson is with me now. my goodness, so you're at the gate at the airport. tell me everything. >> we walk up to the gate for our connecting flight and the gate agent comes on and tells us we're about to witness this very special arrival, but he doesn't quite say what it's going to be yet. the staff from southwest started handing out america

eran aproximadamente las 10 de la mañana cuando patrick crusius, un hombre de 21 años procedente de dallas bajó de su auto armado hasta los dientes con un rifle de alto poder ak47 e irónicamente protegiendo con audífonos sus oídos del ruido infernal comenzó a disparar sin tregua, iniciando del propio estacionamiento del walmart, autoridades no han confirmado el tiempo del ataque, pero autoridades confirman que duró entre 5 a 7 minutos, ahí trabajadores y compradores escucharon cómolos disparos mataban, sonidos terribles de los gritos, los que intentaban huir, del llanto, de la angustia de los que se escondían, así este hombre mató a 20 personas y salió de la tienda, después la policía de el paso capturó al agresor que no ofreció resistencia, después ingresó un equipo swat, pero solo encontraron muertes, gritos y destrucción. ♪. >>> y el caos comenzó. >>> cuando ellos entraron empezaron a hacer disparos toda la gente corrimos a las puertas de emergencia, empezaron a correr y gritando todos, llorando y muchos niños también. >>> adentro se escuchaban bien fuerte, trona

parts of houston as well as san antonio take a look the forecast map here for dallas we're looking at $38.00 degrees as well some rain and some storms in the forecast. by the time we get towards the afternoon over here towards atlanta on friday it is going to be a warm and rainy day as well in the afternoon we do think of showers will be a problem but as we go toward saturday the showers continue across much of the south and for dallas your temperatures are going up to about $39.00 degrees kansas city at 30 and chicago it is going to be a nice day for you at $28.00 where across much of the caribbean and central america we're looking at the normal showers for this time of year the tropics have been very quiet this time but we are going to see some showers anywhere from sunday to go over here towards kingston as well panama city is going to be a very rainy day if you here on friday attempt on $32.00 degrees on saturday but for nessa we do expect those rain showers to start to curtail by the time we get towards the weekend and then here across much of argentina it is going to be the rain

i thought it went great i went home to dallas and they never called me back they didn't even call me to say no they just did not call the next year worked in my material i saw them again went home and they never called me back but the third year a friend said they are hiring now is your chance so i called the director of recruitment at cbs and they said you might want to look at that correspondent he said scott, we know your work and there's no need for you to apply. [laughter] i said have you filled the job? i'm coming this week anytime minutes of your time so now and the tom hanks hollywood version i get the job i was an overnight success after four years of trying and that is the important thing young people need to know. i tell young journalists in college you will be told no. through them over your shoulder it is another step to yes the only people who don't work in the industry are those who give up and you are another living example of that. >> tell people to make a point of meeting someone like you and say i will achieve x and it's important that you know that i would walk ou

. >> reporter: he is haven't of howdy homemade ice cream in dallas. >> what is this one? >> coffee and cookies. >> reporter: there are about a dozen employees that run the show here, from 16 to 31, each of them with special needs. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: and until this ice cream shop, ann marie kerrigan had trouble finding a job. >> it makes me feel like there's not a place for me in this world. >> reporter: there is now, because dallas businessman tom landis, who founded howly homemade ice cream, knew exactly the kind of workers he was looking for. >> it just jumped out that, hey, this is what the restaurant industry needs. >> reporter: an ice cream shop tailor made. >> everything in the entire restaurant was designed for people with special needs to succeed. >> reporter: even the cash drawer, only bills, to help simplify transactions. >> $4 your change. >> reporter: they make 40 different flavors and they make their customers smile. the workersgrateful. >> i really appreciate the freedom of expressing myself. >> pleasure is waking up to ice cream, it's really a blessi