people traveling outside of dallas who were from dallas were refused service in restaurants. that happened. the head the largest foundation in dallas was literally thrown out of a cab in new york because they heard he was from texas. and a woman who had a direct mail service in dallas, all the mail of course came back to dallas, actually had to change her mailing address to arlington because her business dropped off so much. it was that bitter for a long, long time. >> i will echo what julian said. but i want to go back and talk about a comment that nellie connolly made to the president in the motorcade in dallas when she turned around and said -- this may not be a direct quote, she said, mr. president, you can't say they don't love you here. i think that this trip was great up -- up until the time in dallas it was a great political score for kennedy. he was welcomed here and with such enthusiasm. people had not really known -- julian referred to this. they had really not known jacqueline kennedy. jacqueline kennedy was a celebrity all over the world. she was a first lady tha

so the dallas police were investigating that. >> so did the archives have to work with the dallas police? martha: no. all of these items were transferred to the fbi and then to the warren commission and finally came to the national archives. but it was within the custody of the u.s. federal government private transfer. of course, national archives has records of the u.s. federal government. we would not have the records of the dallas police had they not transferred into that custody. this is the famous rifle which oswald used to assassinate the president. you can see the custom box created by the conservation staff. it has its own commission exhibit number, 139. we consider it part of the records of the warren commission. they were the organization who had custody last prior to transfer. the next item is this blanket. this is the blanket that was found in the house of ruth payne. ruth payne was the woman with whom oswald's wife and daughter were staying at the time, and oswald has stored some of his effects in their garage. and so, it is believed that he actually had wrapped the rifle in

the case in dallas was that by september 27th, three days later, there were 15 cases and dallas, five which in dallas emergency hospital. as you go on, by october 3rd, dallas had 119 cases, including some young folks like a 15 year old. he died at st. paul's hospital. you had hospitals beginning to isolate cases, physicians adopting these strategies from the east coast, things like ventilation, air, trying to keep people apart. they worked pretty rapidly to call special meetings, to close schools. by the middle of october, public health officials in dallas like and lots of other places were divided on how rapidly to close things down. as cases mounted in dallas schools and hospitals in social settings, that's when they start back. we can talk more about it, but the point is that actually historians to study this closely, in the case of texas and dallas, suggests that in fact, despite variations and figures, it's hard to know what the cases were. this is because the flu was not a reportable disease in this moment. some people would go to the hospital and die of something called a heavy

department. >> i'm excited to go to the city of dallas. i feel a connection there and christmas came early. >> julie edmondson garcia on -- eddie garcia came from puerto rico when he was 5 years old. raised by a single mother will be the first latino police chief. >> doesn't matter who you are, anything is possible if you want it. >> the 50-year-old beat six other finalist, four internal candidates. dallas city leaders liked to prove enleadership. he's been a police chief of a similar sized force. that will be beneficial. >> garcia spent three decades with san jose p.d. he saids to a city grappling with a rising homicide rate. >> taj ticks we learned. we need the tweet the tactics. >> it's not a surprise. but we hate losing him. the mayor said a national search is underway for the replacement. the mayor looks for innovative policing and someone who can rebuild the department. >> there's police brass that put in their name. the next best for san jose is in san jose. three of the four deputy chiefs have expressed interest. historically the c

by vice president johnson and the mayor of dallas. john f kennedy has been president two years, 120 ten months and two days. they ride in the familiar presidential limousine. because the weather has turned fair, the transparent bubble top has been removed. from the fifth floor window at 12:30 p.m. come the rifle shots that bring death to president kennedy and seriously wound governor conley of texas. 29 minutes later, the 35th president of the united states lies dead in a nearby hospital. the presidential limousine bears the marks of violent death. the flowers are twisted and torn. shocked and disbelief give way to tears. ♪ ♪ the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the dallas airport, 99 minutes after mr. kennedy's death, vice president lyndon b. johnson and his wife and the grief stricken widow with them, takes the presidential oath before the jet that brings him together body of the late president back to washington. lyndon b. johnson becomes america's 36th president.john f kennedy chose him as h

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

he wanted it held by the officials in dallas. within days of the assassination, conspiracy theories started to spin. some of them focused on lyndon johnson as a suspect in the murder. johnson said essentially, these conspiracy theories are spreading so wildly that i have to bring it into it and have to bring an end to it by in independence commission based in washington to investigate all that could be learned about the assassination and about this man lee harvey oswald who was apparently the presidents assassin. and johnson settles on chief justice earl warren, as the only man who can run this. warren was a very controversial figure in 1963. but he was also much admired for his independence and his personal integrity. and he was a republican. and johnson wanted a republican to run this investigation to show that it was truly bipartisan and truly an effort to get at the facts, whatever they might be. johnson also decides that he wants representatives from the house and the senate. to serve on the commission. and he decides that h

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are sealed become dallas's 30th chief of police and the first latino to hold that position. garcia accepts this position after almost 30 years with the san jose police department and he's been credited with rebuilding the department after pension reform and an exodus of

. >> eddie garcia on tap to lead the dallas police department. garcia came from puerto rico when he was 5 years old. unable to speak english, raised by a single mother. >> it doesn't matter who you are, what language you speak, anything is possible if you want it. >> the 50-year-old beat six other finalist, four internal candidates. dallas leaders liked his proven leadership. >> he's been a police chief of a similar size. >> reporter: he execpt three decades with san jose p.d. the last three as chief. a police mistrust over the handling of george floyd protesters. >> it's not a surprise, we hate losing him. >> a national search is underway for his replacement. what the mayor is looking for, someone who can build bridges. rebuild the department. >> there's several members that have put in the names. the next best chief is already in san jose. >> three of the four deputy chiefs have expressed interest in becoming the new police chief. historically they have chosen from within the department. >> chief garcia getting the position in dallas says it al

they have an open car in dallas. it just seem like is an incident waiting to happen sadly. >> i couldn't agree with you more. it does look reckless as just look at the rest of his personal behavior. everything from women, to the way he behaved. his health was never good, so he probably did not think -- i may as well do this, i may as well behaved like this. your other point is correct. he went into dallas, into texas, because they were very concerned about the 1964 election. that is why he wanted the open car. he wanted to be seen. he wanted to be out doing stuff. i agree with every point you made. the secret service, yes, they should have said you are in a closed car, we are in this city. we see obama driving by all the time. he is not in an open car and he is not driving himself. it has changed dramatically since then. why don't we take two more questions? claudio always has to have one. >> i was just wondering of how you think jfk's legacy, of camelot and the legacy left behind, was colored by the assassination. >

and the case in dallas was that by september 27th, three days later, there were 15 cases in dallas. five of which were in dallas emergency hospital and as you go on and -- by october 3rd, dallas had 119 cases, including some young folks, like a 15-year-old who died at st. paul's hospital. you had hospitals beginning to isolate their cases and physicians adopting the strategies that you saw from the east coast, ventilation, air, trying to keep people apart. and they worked rapidly to call special meetings, to close schools. by the middle of october. but the public health officials in dallas, like in lots of other places were divided on how rapidly to close things down. and as cases mounted in dallas schools and in hospitals and in social settings, that's when they start that. and so we could talk a little bit more about it. but the point is, actually, ultimately, historians who studied this really closely in the case of texas and dallas suggest that in fact despite variations in figures -- it's hard to know what the cases were. this is because flu wasn't a, quote/unquote, reportable

they were almost all from dallas. >> one of those lawyers from dallas was mark hasse, an experienced prosecutor, a guy who lived his job. did you learn anything? >> oh, gosh. >> from him? >> yes, of course. we would go to mark for almost everything. >> that's because mark had prosecuted some of the worstad criminals in texas.st >> he was tenacious. he was an intellectual, and he was very quick on his feet. >> marcus bush is a lawyer with the department of justice. back in the '80s, he and mark hasse were youngnd guns workingn the organized crime section of the dallas d.a.'s office. >> mark was not afraid of taking on a fight. some a of the defendants on som of the cases were very bad people, and mark had the personality to stand in the breach and prosecute the worst of the worst. >> why did mark move out of dallas? >> he wanted a place where he had some room, so he bought a house and about eight acres, built a barn out there. he justil loved being around animals, and he loved the space. >> besides animals and wide open spaces, mark had another passion -- flying. back in 1995, it almo

dallas en su primera serie ofensiva richie soltaba el balón y dallas lo hacía pagar >>> en la siguiente serie otro balón suelto, luego de recuperarlo dallas pondría las cosas 14 a cero, los 49ers iban a terminar el partido. iban a recortar la distancia a solo 43 puntos soltaron de nuevo en el tercer cuarto, pero no se dieron por vencidos. ahora una buena serie con esta carrera de junior para poner las cosas 24 a 24 y aunque la defensiva mantuvo a los 49ers dentro del juego, había una lesión, ante los 49ers consiguieron en la última jugada del partido que no fue suficiente y así le dicen adiós a la temporada prácticamente. vamos a escuchar reacciones >>> combos partidos por jugar que las cosas están así.a la cabeza están los seahawks que vencieron a washington. y la victoria de losque vencieron a washington.. ambos están en la postemporada >>> tendrían el último puesto de la nacional, una lástima para los 49ers que tenían grandes esperanzas y ahora les tocará pensar en el draft, en la premier league hubo sorpresas. en el tottenham antes de terminar el primer tiempo, iban

dallas got a field goal and took the lead. 251 left. molen stated again. anthony brown steps in front of the ball. the third turnover of the game. the cowboys working on the clock but the 49ers forgot how to tackle. 40 yards later, he is in. the cowboys of 10. the 49ers got a field goal to make it a one score game. the onside kick, instead of going down, ceedee lamb sees the lane and runs right through it 41-27, cowboys. mullens hurt his arm so incomes c. j. beathard on the very last play of the game. he rolls out, 60 yards in the air. that is a hail mary touchdown but it really was just údallas wins 41-33, sending the 49ers to 5-9. they dropped their third straight. the 49ers are not going to the playoffs. the raiders will be staying home , most likely. but, you know who is in? san jose state has accepted an invitation to the arizona bowl on new year's eve. a fitting way to end the bay area's best sports stories of 2020 and a great homecoming for head coach brent brennan. a nice long hug from his kids after being away since december 3. last night at the

but dallas is pro action. it's the mayors and city health officials that took proactive acti acti action, bottom line. that's one of the lessons from this moment. >> talking about the quarantine in the military didn't work, it's almost as though 18 to 20-year-olds don't do what we tell them to. >> yep. >> chris, this has been helpful. you couldn't have kicked off our season better. i wish we didn't have to talk about this topic, but i'm glad we had you to listen to about it. i don't know how we get people to applaud you if they can't hear or see, but i will. well done, sir. >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. c p-span3 created by our americ television companies as a service and brought to you today by your television provider. >>> weeknights this month we feature american history tv programs to preview what's available every weekend on c-span3. in the 2000 presidential election, texas governor george w. bush defeated vice president al gore in one of the

dawn wells was 82. >>> "the dallas morning news" says the faa temporarily halted flights at two dallas area airports due to a coronavirus case at a regional air traffic control center. all arriving and departing flights at dfw international airport in dallas lovefield were stopped yesterday afternoon for about 90 minutes. it had a nationwide effect as nearly 200 flights were delayed, and 15 canceled. air traffic controllers had to shut down and leave the control center so it could be cleaned. >>> and "the buffalo news" reports about 6800 spectators will be allowed to attend the buffalo bills' first home playoff game in a quarter century. new york governor andrew cuomo said fans attending next month's game will have to test negative for the coronavirus. they will be seated apart from each other. and have to wear masks. fans have not been allowed to attend games at bills stadium this season due to the pandemic. >> obviously if they test positive for the virus, they won't be attending the game, and they'll get the treatment that they need. and then post game they'll be contact tracing so

i came across sharanda's case as law student in dallas and her case changed my life forever. and so i graduated law school and went to practice corporate law as you mentioned but i would work on sharanda's case pro bono at night, it took 6 years, gary, of hard work and i'm grateful that she was granted clemency by president obama after she served 16 years and 9 months of a life sentence. and these are situations where people who lives are being saved and it's something that i don't take lightly. it's privilege and honor to represent my clients and to know that i don't have the privilege to be partisan. my clients just don't care who is in office unless they are out of prison, as long as the laws are just and fair and so i work with different administrations, i represented johnson who received clemency from president trump a couple of years ago and recently was given a pardon as well. we are looking toward of continuing the work of putting people above politics. and through that, i think we would be able to make some true headway and to me it's beyond legitimate debate at this

. >> i'm excited to go to the city of dallas. i feel a connection there. i feel a christmas came early. >> reporter: the retired police chief any rcf believe the dallas police department, he came to san jose from puerto rico when he was five years old, unable to speak english, raised by a single mother. the first dallas latino police chief. >> it doesn't matter what you look like, who you are, what language you speak, anything is possible if you want . >> reporter: the 50-year-old beat six other finalists, four of whom were internal candidates. they liked his proven leadership. >> he has been chief of police on a similar size force and with a city of the same size which i think will be really beneficial to the city of dallas. >> reporter: the garcia spence nearly 3 decades with the san jose pd. the last four years as chief. he helps the grappling issues faced in san jose like homicide. and police mistrust over the handling of george floyd protesters. >> tactics we learned we need to change. we need to tweak the tactics. >> it's not surprising he is the pol

fue nombrado como el nuevo jefe de la policÍa en dallas texas. garcÍa que se retirÓ de supuesto en san josÉ serÁ el trigÉsimo jefe de policÍa de dallas y el primer latino en ocupar el cargo. >>> asÍ es, trabajÓ para policÍa de san josÉ por casi 30 aÑos. luego de la reforma de las pensiones y un Éxodo de oficiales se espera que comience a trabajar en dallas el 3 de febrero. hay que ver quiÉn va a ser nuestro nuevo jefe de policÍa en san josÉ ¿verdad?. >>> vamos a esperar. e di garcÍa se va a enfrentar a una ciudad que tiene mucho crimen y nos imaginamos que le dieron el puesto. para ver cÓmo le va. le deseamos buena suerte. >>> ojalÁ que tengamos un buen jefe por aquÍ en la bahia. >>> >>> nos vemos. >>> gracias por su sintonÍa. ♪. ♪. [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> qué pasará con los cheques tras la amenaza de veto del presidente de estados unidos, donald trump el nuevo paquete de ayuda pende de un hilo los demócratas abrazan la propuesta del presidente de estados unidos, donald trump de un cheque de dos mil dó

there are fish in the trinity river at dallas. it was once written off. the most symbolic achievement at all has been the return of the bald eagle. and they have come back more quickly than expect dead. 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 however. each program at epa creates a new task. one is to cooperate with the ozone hazard. it is shifting its intention to inhalable particulates. the fragments that cause the most significant issues. and to dealing with changing energy sources such such as woodburning furnaces. the control of toxic surfaces remains a problem as does developing -- created by the rain. there is a monumental task of environmental guidelines. it tells -- what substances they can allowed to flow into surface waters. the construction of some programs continues but plans are being made to turn that over to the state. the interest in the epa is ensuring that plants are being run properly. new emphasis is being placed on groundwater resourc

dallas and houston. >> which by the wa my sister-in-law in dallas don't love people are moving there. up next get the test before you get back to the state. the new rule from travelers from the uk and some say there should be a ban. >> the bust of breonna taylor in the bay area. vandalized. the artist and a lawyer are coming together to make things right. >> i'm chief meteorologist i'll show you where we could have fog tomorrow morning and the rain out look. a lot of you will be happy with. >>> is enough being done as of this week anyone flying into the u.s. from the uk needs to show proof of a recent negative covid test. the goal is keep the new strain out of our country. some say do more and ban flights altogether. a prominent doctor says an all out ban is not the answer. >> despite the pandemic, they have a will the of flights available including to and from the uk. you'll hear different opinions on whether that should be the case. >> it's crazy what's going on and the bans. >> she heard about the new strain. her partner lives in london. she's getting on a plane. the uncertainty ad

his sixth straight game with a pick that led to a dallas field goal. still down three. and mullens intercepted again. four niners' turnovers lead to 24 points. cowboys win 41-33. san francisco is out from the playoffs. >> well, i mean, yeah, we've dealt with a lot of crap this year. but i wouldn't say it's too much to overcome. i think we would have overcome it without turnovers today. >> it sucks to lose. i hate losing. and we got to change something. you got to look at yourself first and foremost because you can't keep doing the same things over and over again and expect a different result. >> after the biggest win in program history, more news for san jose state football. they will play in the arizona bowl on new year's eve. it's an 11:00 a.m. kickoff in tucson. coach brennan got a well deserved hug after the team's return to campus. that is just such a great video. san jose state has been on the road for most of the month in hawaii. the undefeated spartans, 19th in the ap and moved up to 22nd in the college football playoff rankings. what a season and what a ride. >

but dallas took pro-action. it's the mayors and city health officials that took proactive action, bottom line. that's one of the lessons from this moment. >> thinking about the fact that the quarantines from the army didn't work, it's almost as though 18 to 20-year-olds don't do what we tell them to do. >> yep. >> chris, this has been helpful. you couldn't have kicked off our season better. i wish we didn't have to talk about this topic, but i'm glad we had you to listen to about it. i don't know how we get people to applaud you if they can't hear or see, but i will. well done, sir. >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. c-span3 created by our american television companies as a service and brought to you today by your television provider. >>> weeknights this month we feature american history tv programs to preview what's available every weekend on c-span3. in the 2000 presidential election, texas governor george w. bush defeated vice president al gore in one

escort dallas —— stuart dallas score this fantastic consolation goal. leeds, they play the same way whether they are a0 up or a0 down. —— 4—0. so, that's a challenge for us as well. you have to run until the whistle blows, and i think we're showing that physical capability we knew we were lacking at the start of the season, and now we are looking stronger. jo currie watched this game. with second spot at the table of christmas time up forgrabs, at the table of christmas time up for grabs, this had a hallmark of a festive thriller. the first a5 minutes didn't exactly deliver. with only seconds before the half—time whistle, the moment of recklessness. a shove in the back and a penalty awarded. no nonsense from jamie vardy and leicester ahead at the break. the visitors almost started the second half and similar form. james madison thought he doubled the lead only for var to roll it out. a perfect ball for vardy. no reprieve from tottenham this time. he couldn't connect properly and michael was equal to it. a lackluster afternoon for spurs, but leic

the department in dallas is three times the size of san jose's. garcia's first day on the job is february 3rd. >>> happening today in the north bay, the end of fire season. cal fire is making that call as cooler temperatures and the rain moves in. santa rosa fire department marked the end of its fire season two weeks ago. this year's fire season one of the worst and most destruckive in recent history. 600 wildfires in the north bay alone. the catastrophic season also lasted about one month longer than the previous two fire seasons. >>> well, this morning storm ranger is busy scanning the skies. rain across parts of the bay area right now. you can see the radar really lit up there. in fact, a live look as well outside in walnut creek and fremont to give you some perspective. hopefully you're nice and dry inside. that's where we find vianey arana who has been tracking it all for us. good morning. >>> good morning, laura. and we will be seeing at least a couple more chances of lingering showers for the first half of the morning. we have doppler radar

let us take you now live to dallas-ft. worth international airport, where fox news correspondent casey steagall is camped out where the ups planes are idling. tell us what you have been seeing and we are trying to beat a weather storm, are we not? reporter: that's right, liz. we see a flurry of activity over here at the dallas-ft. worth ups cargo hangar. lots of planes going in and out. of course, we don't know which ones have the actual vaccine on board but what happens is this is a vast network of systems and what we've got are some of the vaccines being flown into major hub airports like dfw and also places like chicago and miami, then they are distributed out. they are loaded on trucks and then they are delivered to the point of care or the dosing centers. 425 sites across the country getting their shipments today. you add that to the 145 that received theirs yesterday and another 66 centers will receive them tomorrow, according to hhs. each specially insulated cardboard box contains about 4800 doses and as we said, th

. >>> vamos a ver como le va, ¿ cómo se le dona el domingo a dallas . >>> va de la mano lo que hemos mencionado, con lo que vamos a mencionar, creo que es importante para quitarle esta presión al mariscal de suplente, apóyate en tu juego terrestre y además intentados aprovechar los problemas que tiene dallas, el juego terrestre va a ser muy importante para que intenta sacar el triunfo >>> por último, como quedó el partido este domingo . >>> san francisco no puede ganar por la diferencia pero no será sencillo por los problemas que hemos mencionado, hablando de jugadores claves para la ofensiva, estos dos . >>> hemos dominado la acción al otro día, cambio y fuera. >>> vamos a la pausa, estudios médicos dicen que a cobrado la vida de quienes usan estupefacientes. (comerciales) ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. (mÚsica) regresamos con más, inmigrantes de san francisco dicen sentirse abandonados, di

there are fish in the trinity river at dallas, a stretch once written off as a permanent sewer. the most symbolic achievement 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 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 is also shifting its attention to inhaleable particulates. and to dealing with changing energy sources, such as woodburning 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 affluent guidelines, rules that tell major industrial sources what concentrations of polluting substances they can allow to flow into surface waters. the cons

he's a finalist for the chief job in dallas. we sat down with him today right after the news broke. >> he climbed the ranks from rookie to top cop. now emotional is getting ready to turn in his badge. >> i came to san jose not being able to speak english. to be able to sit at this desk for five years, nothing beats it. >> national recruiters called him after he announced his plan to retire. and he's on the short list to be the next police chief in dallas. the ninth largest city in america. >> any communication with the mayor. and they would be blessed to have him as the police chief. >> he's credited with rebuilding the department. after pension reform caused a mass exit of officers. he says the department is on a solid foundation within. and in the community. >> garcia was in the pride parade. he sat on the hood of the car. i gave him a rainbow flag. he carried it all the way through the parade. >> it will be a loss for san jose but a gain for dallas. >> the new california president of the naacp. >> dallas is needs someone to u

now we've learned he's one of seven finalists for the top job in dallas. he tells us a recruiter reached out about the dallas position after he had already decided to retire. garcia is credited with rebuilding the sjpd. he concedes there were some mistakes during his tenure. the chief got emotional today when we asked him about turning in his san jose badge. >> i came to san jose not being able to speak english, to be able to sit at this desk for the last five years, nothing beats it. >> no word yet on when dallas will make its final decision, but we wish him well. >>> well, getting more than 300 million americans vaccinated against coronavirus may be the feat that defines this generation. california expecting its first batch of doses in the coming days. so what's being done to make sure that the states rich and powerful don't jump to the front of the line? senior investigative reporter has been digging into that for us. >> reporter: when the doctor arrived to this hospital to care for covid patients in san francisco he can't help but worry whether this wi

that day, kennedy's assassin is shot in dallas. >> jackie stage managed her husband's funeral perfectly. every detail. the riderless horse, to heartbreaking children standing next to her with john john saluting as his father's coffin rolled by. >> and jackie holds firm to her husband's final wish. >> jackie walked with bobby and teddy, followed by all these other world leaders -- charles de gaulle, for instance fellowship, halle selassie. >> it is believed to be the first time a president's widow has walked in his funeral procession, all follow behind the president's casket. >> at the head, jackie doesn't know whether president johnson has joined the procession. reaching the cathedral, she turns to discover that he has defied the secret service. she smiles, the only smile she displays during those four days. >> she is so happy that johnson has followed her lead. the fact that these leaders put their own lives at risk meant a lot to her. >> i remember my parents saying if she can get through this, so can we. >> these became iconic moments for the nation when the presidency reminds of who

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he'll begin his new job in dallas in february. >>> all right, take a look. we had snow. not much of it, but it counts. a light dusting on mt. hamilton. this was hard to see this morning because of all the fog. this photo comes from the camera at the observatory around 10:30 a.m. all gone by early afternoon. that brings us to jeff ranieri, our chief meteorologist. i haven't seen you in a long time. happy holidays, jeff. >> yeah, you, too, raj. hope you had a great christmas. and i know you are definitely looking forward to 2021 like myself and everyone else. so we're going to get some good weather in here for the start of 2021, and then we're going to head right into what could be some of the wettest weather pattern we have seen so far this season. good for the drought and also good for our wildfire season at least to help to keep that down. as we start off our microclimate forecast tonight a look at storm ranger and you can see we've dried out from some spotty showers we had about 24 hours ago. look at our rainfall season 3.5 to 8 inches behinds. that's why any rainfall

today san jose police chief eddie garcia was named one of seven finalists for the top job in dallas. chief garcia is about to retire from the san jose p.d. this sunday after 29 years on the job. he also grew up in san jose. he tells us a recruiter reached out to him about the dallas position after he had already decided to retire in san jose. chief garcia is credited with rebuilding the sjpd after pension reform caused a mass exodus of officers. but he concedes that there were some mistakes during his tenure, mistakes he feels he and the department learned from and will not repeat. the chief got emotional today when we asked him about turning in his badge in san jose. >> i came to san jose, not being able to speak english. to be able to sit at this desk for the last five years, nothing beats it. >> the chief came here from africa puerto rico as a kid. no word when dallas will make its final decision. >>> four days before the electoral college will finalize joe biden's victory, he's already rolling out staff picks. former national security adviser susan rice will serve as the domestic

also have some pretty nasty bad tempers, san francisco took the 7 spot for road rage followed by dallas, detroit charlotte, north carolina. >>just seen and ground in our 2 kids and it's that time of year again did you see this fast approaching and even the pandemic isn't going stop us from having fun checking out the fireworks and looking ahead to hopefully have a better 2021. that's right. he was spending a lot of time right here on our couch foam and we hope that you stay safe at home and join us on new year's eve, starting at 1130. >>welcome back everyone in the north bay, real estate company impact properties is holding a drive-thru food drive in vacaville, so it's collecting canned goods and nonperishable items the need this year of course the company's owner says that they are committed to being a good resource. >>we are an essential worker and we want to be able to give back to the people that are not the essential workers that are out and stuff so i'm asking everybody that's a real estate agent that actually that are still working come over and help support the food drive. >>i g

joining us now is dallas fed president and fed voting member robert kaplan. great to have you here, president kaplan. >> thanks, sara. >> we had a big growth spurt in the economy and now appear to be slowing again. how slow do you expect the company to come down now with this virus surge >> we have been growing, as you point out, since april, that growth has been moderating and we could get to the point, depending on how significant this resurgence gets, that growth would actually stall out either by the end of this year or into the first quarter. the positive news is over the horizon with a vaccine we expect very strong growth next year. i think the next three to six months is going to be challenging. and it appears to us that growth is decelerating and that this resurgence keeps heading the wrong way, which it is, that slowing and deceleration could get worse. >> does that mean that the federal reserve should step up and do more in terms of stimulus >> i don't know about that economic conditions, financial conditions are very accommodative. the one area is

he's really trying to lock down dallas county against the wishes of us at the state level. guess what, there are photographs of him appearing in a wedding not wearing a mask. once again, what is bad for the public is good for the elites. and then a republican, we have some hypocrites in our party as well, republican glenn whitley the county judge next door to dallas, he also said you should stay home for thanksgiving, you shouldn't go only with immediate family and a neighbor took a photograph of all the cars parked in his driveway including an rv, maybe uncle eddie from christmas vacation was there. glenn whitley is telling people to stay home, he has a big crowd at his house. then we have the mayor, this is really galling. the mayor of austin, he is on video. it's an important to stay home and don't go out, he's reporting a video from his condo in mexico, that is really galling, he's in condo on vacation, telling people don't go out of their house. people talk about in the old days limousine liberals for those old enough to remember, today it's elitist and arrogant jerks.

dallas got a field goal and took the lead. 2:51 left. mullens did it again. anthony brown in front of the pass. mullens with the third turnover of the game. the cowboys working on the clock but the 49ers forgot how to tackle. 40 yards later, he is in. the cowboys up 10. the 49ers got a field goal to make it a one score game. the onside kick, instead of going down, ceedee lamb sees the lane and runs right through it. 41-27, cowboys. mullens hurt his arm so incomes c. j. beathard on the very last day of the game. he rolls out, 60 yards in the air. that is a hail mary touchdown but that really was just window dressing. dallas wins 41-33, sending the 49ers to 5-9. they dropped their third straight. the 49ers will play out this streak with two more games in arizona, one is the road team against the cardinals and the other as a home team for the seattle seahawks. that is the latest in sports. see you tonight. >>> all say nick was not so jolly. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, how santa found himself borrowing from the north pole and high up on a

but last night some 82 million americans did, and they watched the much touted "dallas" episode. it could become the most watched television show ever. >> who shot j.r. is a reflection of old-fashioned television. it's a moment that gathers everybody around the electronic fireplace, which is now the television set. >> one special american television program. critics said it transcends in popularity ever other american statement about war. and something special happened today to mobile army surgical hospital 4077 that will touch millions of americans. it was the kind of event that would draw the world's breath. stage 9 20th century fox studios, the end of the korean war, the television series "mash." >> it's been an honor and a privilege to have worked with you. and i'm very, very proud to have known you. >> there were those landmark times when shows that had been watched through the '70s and into the '80s, like "m.a.s.h." had its final episode, and we were all sad to see them go. >> i'll miss you. >> i'll miss you. a lot. >> all over the country, armies of fans crowded around tel

>> i hated the dallas cowboys, and i believe they were playing one time, and it just so happened they were playing against the niners. i said i'm picking that team. and i'm just going to start following them from now on. >> this has worked out great that they had to leave santa clara because of the restrictions. >> yes and no. it's great that they're peer. you can still see them, say hi, wave, and all that. but you just can't really take pictures or autographs. >> but it's still nice to have the 49ers in your own backyard? >> oh, yes it is, of course. >> do you have a message to the rest of the 49er fans in the bay area who are missing their team? >> you know what? i love the bay area people, they're so nice to us. this is only temporary. this season hasn't been as great as last season, but we're going to be back on top. >> yeah, we will. yeah, we will. >> we've got our niners read on, terry. >> yeah, we do. >> we just love the team so much. and it was so great to see that win. wow, what a difference a few hours makes. it was raining this morning, and then it was beautiful this aftern

he will be the first latina to head the dallas police department.>>> up next, the san francisco city official leading the charge to try to save the seas dying concert venues and theaters. >>> also, the bay area startup that is now using their very special planes for a very important mission.>> this is a monumental effort. >>> later, the competition is fierce. the holiday decorating contest for >>> a live look across san francisco, the supervisor matt haney is proposing a lifeline for venues hit hard during the pandemic. he introduced legislation that would create a recovery fund for music, theater and entertainment businesses. some landmarks such as slims and the stud have a ready been forced to close their doors for good. the legislation is set to be heard next month.>>> a sigh of relief or golden gate bridge workers. layoffs may be reversed but staffers are not out of the woods just yet area it is contingent on president trump signing the stimulus bill. that includes $975 million for transit agencies. today the golden gate bridge district board voted to reverse the 150 layoffs that

this is the american airlines 737 max that we flew today dallas to tulsa, back to dallas again. the max, as you know, grounded for 20 months. the faa just lifted that grounding order, but airlines have to put in certain software fixes to ensure that the plane is safe to fly it's all about that critical automated system called mcas at the heart of those crashes overseas that killed 346 people. the software upgrade is said to take care of that problem. and we talked to the chief pilots who say they are very confident now. it was like flying any other 737. it was a short haul flight over to the maintenance base in tulsa. american will start putting paying passengers onboard the max at the end of december so this flight today as all about reassuring the public through the media that the plane is safe to fly people will be told in advance on their ticket and in the boarding email that you are boarding a max, you are flying on a max if you are not comfortable with that, you can certainly change your flight without penalty. but every airline that has the max in their fleet needs this p

the dallas symphony orchestra also got creative. outside, 90 concerts chamber musicians all around dallas, on streets, driveways, cul-de-sacs, parks. janet: an indoor concert was just 42 musicians, the audience capped at 150 and a hall built for 1800. >> people would shout thank you to the orchestra as they were getting off the stage, which was just so poignant. janet: the silver lining is that someone with tickets all the way up here can now get this close to the musicians. >> you get angles, you get good perspectives that you can't have at a normal concert. aret: the bso and dso determined to come back, knowing that music is more important than ever. in boston, janet wu, bloomberg news. tom: this has been extorting a this year. janet wu there with the challenge of the two orchestras. i want to do a massive shout out to gramophone magazine out of london. it has provided huge leadership for the classical community during this pandemic, and the past making of the berlin philharmonic. they are the ones that invented digital classical

site it is different kind of bedside manner i indeed that was ours out dose reporting hospitals in dallas say that they're now working to see if moxie a robot can help distribute the coronavirus vaccine. as well. alright helping out and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 stick around though kron 4 news at 6 is coming up president trump tonight, refusing suddenly to sign the covid relief bill that congress passed last night he's asking for an amended bill that includes. >>a much bigger payments for americans and just minutes ago, nancy pelosi said she agrees with the president will have the very latest on this story medical workers across the bay trying to keep up with the demand of new covid-19 patients causing a severe strain on our hospitals that are in a desperate need for nurses and doctors we're going hear from local officials on >>local news station. with breaking news. >>that breaking news tonight at 6 o'clock after months of negotiations for a new covid relief bill president trump late today is now calling on congress to change the bill that congress passed last night. welcome inn on

he will be leading the dallas police department. this photo was treated congratulating their former chief. he served nearly 30 years in the south bay and is credited with helping reform the department after an exodus of officers. he will be the first latina to have the dallas police department. >>> new video following an explosion into high-rise in baltimore. nearly 2 dozen people were injured and nine are in critical condition. at one point two workers were trapped on dangling scaffolding. investigators say the blast was likely related to construction work on the building's boiler system. most of the building was empty for the holidays and amid the pandemic. >>> a live look in pacifica where crews have started emergency repairs at the peer. part of the seawall was damaged in recent big ways and king tides. we have video showing the crews at work today. they are trying to fix a void that started forming underneath the sidewalk. they are placing large rocks at the ocean side of the beach to prevent wave energy from getting in. part o