and if dallas is a market center, dallas is a can-do city. dallas is a business-first city. and this reflects bac on the cowboys. the cowboys got dallas through integration and segregation. they're the model in dallas, texas of integration and races working together cooperatively. >> yeah. >> and there is -- they -- this franchise got dallas over the kennedy assassination. when they got good they got the rest of the country over the kennedy assassination. they sold dallas to the world. the theory of dallas created by david jacobs. he had never been to dallas. all he knew were two things, the dallas cowboys and the dallas cowboy cheerleaders. from that -- >> biggest franchise. >> in a globally popular, it all goes back to the cowboys. i'm here to give them respect. >> well ---3 c1 >> and grudging admiration from a guy from fort worth. then again, all the great sports writers that covered the cowboys, all the greats that began with came from fort worth too. >> i appreciate the hand for my idols. we have three minutes left. i have to move you to music. you wrote books about ste

ultimately after the dallas city council led by the mayor frows demolition permits dallas county led by public works director and arranged to purchase the depository as part of a 1977 bond package. after several years of renovations the building was renamed the dallas county administration building housing the commissioners court, public works, and the civil division of the dallas district where his office. upon its reopening in 1981 it received a texas historical marker publicly an analogy for the first time in its place in history. the question remained what do we do with the sixth floor? that is where our story begins. you were chair of the dallas county historical commission and the county bought the building. take us back to your first visit to that empty floor. your first reaction when you found out that there might be an exhibition on the sixth floor this building. >> and going even further back than that. >> it's your program. >> 1975 appointed to be the historical commission chairman. that would be nice and fun. so it's down here a lot. and i would not look at this building.

it is one of dallas's first major preservation projects. so those who are very knowledgeable so it gave me a total sense of comfort but i was called to a meeting and went into the office. he was such a gallant and wonderful man. so the three best -- of us through this terrible dusty building with a freight elevator but italy went to the two floors so then we go into the empty space across the floor it was a profound experience. one that you would never forget. i looked out the window and i thought this is so close. i think i could do something from here. that is a misnomer by the general public that it is a great open space. but it is not. said what we have ahead of us without important this was i signed on to do anything that i could to help to build something on the sixth floor that it will be part history and for what happened on that terrible day. that is where i stand. [laughter] >> one of the first things you really did is to see what visitor interest there was. you did a visitor survey tell us about that. >> but they gave the histori

you had the head of the nazi party living in dallas and the head of the kkk in dallas. you had -- trying to run for president. you also had a very conservative right-wing faction there. the hero of the book is stanley marcus of neiman marcus fame whose clientele was a lot of the women and men. he had to quietly support the democratic party because he was a client but as things got more and more out of hand in dallas he had to step up. the book really takes you up until the day. >> this is coming out november 2013? >> is coming out at the end of october 2 lead into the 50th anniversary of the assassination. >> endure the author's? speak to major texas guys. they both worked, they are both at universities now by bill in particular has worked in almost every university across texas and writing the first biography george w. bush back in 1998 after he was governor of texas. everybody in texas, they interviewed anyone who was still alive at the time and family members and heirs were there and have looked into a treasure trove of archival material, letters, pamphlets. the cove

you know, it worked for dad when he was in dallas. why not? there have been rumors for a while in wyoming that liz cheney might try to pull something like this off. the local paper in cody, wyoming, "the code by enterprise" editorialized that she seemed nice enough, they sure liked her dad, but it was ridiculous she would run for any office in wyoming. "liz cheney the former state department official and ongoing fox news commentator increasingly is looking like she plans to run for that seat even though mike enzi seeks re-election for the fourth term. if she does, it will be the end of her in wyoming politics." a california group this summer is promoting her gop candidacy, says the cody newspaper. that's going over with wyoming people like a lead balloon and only serves to remind folks that cheney is a wyomingite in address only. until last year she had never lived in the state." the paper continued "we don't like the term carpet bagger but has a place in politics for those who move here and promptly presume to represent us in high office. she

were going to pick diamond dallas page's brain. you know what's going on. there's a lot of people that want to know what's going on. we will take it to cbsbaltimore.com. we invite you to join us there. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> here come your updates from sharon and marty over at first warning weather. >> let's take a look at the forecast for the day. it's not impossible we could see a light passing shower. westminster you're about to get one. 90 degrees will be the high. the mid 70s now. we are going to watch for the potential of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. how is it going? >> it's been going pretty well this morning on the roads. we started off busy. everything has calmed down. speeds looking great still on 95. we are still looking at a delay on the west side of the beltway. that's the only really significant one. a live look at the beltway at exit 17. there's a look at 95 running smoothly at white marsh. this traffic report is brought to you by jiffy lube. would you drink coffee that's a year old? that'

it was one of the coolest july days in dallas yesterday. this upper level low is spinning over the texas area and bringing rain and clouds. today it will be in the 80s and for you, that's below average. so while much of the country is baking in the heat, not the case in oklahoma, new mexico and texas. that's a look at the national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. today some of the other hot spots on the map, raleigh, north carolina, at 94. we're not shattering a lot of records with this heat wave on the eastern seaboard. don't forget our friends in the mountain west, either. salt lake city, 101. so, we're obviously seeing the grips of this heat wave. i'll let you know later how long it's going to last. >> it's hot, but that's typical for this time of year, right? >> sure. you'll get a heat wave like this once or twice every summer. >>> a major sex crime ring busted and your job may be good for you. plus, is today the day for kate's baby? we're live in london, coming up next. >> that's it. >> is that your bet?

michelle, dallas versus detroit. dallas has the same budget that detroit has and dallas has 1.2 to 5 resident where detroit only has sen hundred. >> are we overtaxing the people of detroit? >> this are not enough bodies and there is a reason why there are no bodies there, detroit has the highest taxes anywhere in michigan. they pay so much money and that is dliefing people out. why would you stay in detroit when you can go to neighboring areas. the problem is not enough people. that is a symptom of the problem. >> and the corporate tax welfare that helped to bankrupt the city. you have retired who worked and save and about to lose that 19,000 pension that is theirs and have that stolen from them and yet at the same time we are building a 233 million stadium? >> solutions. >> we have to get rid of the corporate tax welfare system. >> you are talking about increasing corporate taxes. >> i think there has to be a balance. and detroit doesn't have the balance when it comes to providing welfare. president obama in the ope

thank you dallas morning news reporter wayne slater and texas state representative dawnna dukes. up next, the latest attempt to undo the president's politics.

thank you dallas morning news reporter wayne slater and texas state representative dawnna dukes. up next, the latest attempt to undo the president's politics. go!

michelle, dallas versus detroit. dallas h the same budget that detroit has and dallas has 1.2 to 5 residenthere detroit only has sen hundred. >> are we overtaxing the people of detroit? >> this arnot enough bodies and there is a reason why there are no bodies there, detroit has the highest taxes anywhere in michigan. they pay so much money and that is dlfing people out. why would you stay in detroit when you can to neighboring areas. the problem is not enough people. that is a symptom of the problem. >> and the corporate tax welfare that helped to bankrupt the city. you have retired who worked and save and about to lose that 19,000 pension that is theirs and have that stolen from them and yet at the same time we are building a 233 million stadium? >> solutions. >> we have to getrid of the corporate tax weare system. >> you are talking about increasing corpote taxes. >> i think there has to be a balance. and detroit doesn't have the balance when it comes to providing welfare. president obama in the opening clip said w

michelle, dallas versus detroit. dallas has the same budget that detroit has and dallas has 1.2 to 5 resident where detroit only has sen hundred. >> are we overtaxing the people detroit? >> this are not enough bodies and there is a reason why there are no bodies there, detroit has the highest taxes anywhere in michigan. they pay so much money and that is dliefing people out. why would you stay in detroit when you can go to neighboring areas. the problem is not enough people. that is a symptom of the problem. >> and the corporate tax welfare that helped to bankrupt the city. you have retired who worked and save and about to lose that 19,000 pension that theirs and have that stolen from them and yet at the same time we are building a 233 million stadium? >> solutions. >> we have to get rid of the corporate tax welfare system. >> you are talking about increasing corporate taxes. >> i think there has toe a balance. d detroit doesn't have the balance when it comes to providing welfar president obama in the opening clip sa

dallas versus detroit. dallas that is the same budget that detroit has and dallas has 1.2725 million residents. are we talking about overtaxing people of detroit? >> exactly. the problem there aren't enough bodies. there is a reason there aren't bodies there. detroit has a highest taxes in anywhere in michigan. they pay so much money. that is driving people out. why are you going to stay in detroit when you you can go someplace else and pay less taxes. that is the symptom of the problem. >> one of big things is corporate tax welfare that has helped bankrupt the city. you have retirees that worked and saved. they are about to lose that $19,000 pension that is theirs. they are going to have it stolen from them yet at the same time we're going build $2733 million stadium? >> we've got to get rid of the corporate tax welfare system. >> eric: hold on. you are talking about increasing corporate taxes. >> i think there has to be a balance. detroit does not have that balance when it comes to providing welfare for t

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airways. >> from new york to dallas in july, this is a u.s. airways flight with a base fare of $537 flight. pretty good. you factor in check baggage fee for $25 each way, factor in a snack you might want to have on board and the actual baseline is $593. significantly more. >> you're paying for everything. the next flight would be if you're booking on spirit. >> spirit usually really great, economical. $432 was the base fare i saw on-line for that same new york to dallas flight. one checked bag, that is $45. a carry-on bag is $50 each way. they charge for carry-on bag if it doesn't fit under your seat. factor in a couple of snacks, an extra $200 on that base fare $632. >> jetblue. >> new york to dallas $558 the base fare. free checked bags, free snacks still $558. depending on what kind of traveler you are, you can pick -- >> we can compare all three and so it turns out if you don't have to check a bag and all that stuff, jetblue in fact is the least? >> it's really interesting to break it down that way. >> quickly, some other tips that you hav

stephen: it's a little radio station in dallas. >> k.l.i.f. stephen: that's dallas' news leader. it's just a warning in 1963. they're talking about having a nice turkey. we're talking november 22 here. slowly it dawns on this guy that this little shooting downtown turned into one of our greatest national tragedies. why did you want us to hear every word of this? >> the radio sounded different back then than it does now. that's what happens throughout the book. every transcription has a mark on it. this is a beautiful sort of fantasy time that is punctuated by an assassination or a shooting at that point of a president. you know, it shatters the entire illusion of pre-thngs giving holidays. these guys that are broadcasting this are not prepared in anyway for this to happen. suddenly they are improvising, riding by the seat of their pants and making it up. this happens again and again and again. one chapter of this book about the world trade center is remarkable because there are morning shock jock guys going into to work figuring they're going to do their schtick and then a plane

ustedes en el sur de la florida ,el oeste de cuba, mientras que las máximas temperaturas son 101 en dallas, oklahoma 103, phoenix 106 y las vegas 107 grados, así que con estas altas temperaturas me despido. >>> qué calor, nosotros pensando en el heladito todavía. >>> es el momento de pasar a los deportes, también te acuerdas. >>>sí, me acuerdo de los paleteros. >>> por qué te ríes. >>> en perú no habían camioncitos de helados. >>>eran bicicletas. >>> cómo se llamaba. >>> no me acuerdo (todos hablan). >>> les cuento que tenemos a los finalistas del mundial sub 20, así es, también estados unidos les fue requete bien ante belice, ahora a disfrutarlos. >>> francia ante ghana en las mundial sub 20 de turquía, el a 1 a 0, después assifah para el empate, después el segundo del partido, del número 20 para que francia logre el triunfo 2 a 1. >>> en la copa oro, estados unidos salió con todo y ganó a belice 6 a 1, landon donovan con el último para estados unidos, y wondolowski con un hattrick. >>> en el otro partido, barrantes con dos goles para que costa rica le ganara a cuba 3 a

dallas was one of the cooler spots. i'll explain that in a second. here's what we call a water vapor, it catches your attention in the swirl in the middle of your tv screen. that's what we call a cuddle-up low. it's a storm that issues low over the weekend. it's kind of trapped over texas. it's bringing much needed rain to areas that haven't seen rain for a long time. we're talking much of new mexico and west texas. all the green on the map is areas of rain. it kind of looks like a march western pattern, very unusual to see a cutoff pattern this low. and it's a break from the hot summer heat in texas, oklahoma and new mexico. but for the rest of the country it's going to be a very warm, if not hot seat with dangerous heat levels in new york city. that's a look at the national forecast, how here's a look outside your window. because the temperature is in the 90s with high relative humidity, we are watching heat indexes that will approach 100, maybe 105 pretty much from d.c. to philly to southern new england as we go to many days in this week. we're ki

it is the taste of dallas. nbc 5 kxas for 27 years the taste of dallas has brought good food and great music to north texas. this year's focus on barbecue makes it an event you don't want to miss. i know it's raining in dallas right now, but the rain doesn't make you not hungry. so join nbc 5 at the fair park for great entertainment and to sample all of that best food that texas has to offer. sounds great, lester. >> it does. dylan, thanks very much. we have an update now to a story we told you about last week. an american woman and her 6-year-old daughter, they're back home in the u.s. after being stuck in brazil for nearly two months caught up in a custody battle with the girl's brazilian father. michelle franzen has their story. >> reporter: a big welcome home for shauna hadden and daughter ava, back in the u.s. after being stranded in brazil for nearly two months fighting an international custody dispute. until a judge ruled earlier this week that mom and daughter were free to leave. >> i was so nervous tha

her family tells our dallas affiliate she is rosie esparsa of dallas, supposedly making her very first visit to the dark. >> she went in the air and came down, i don't know if she had a seizure or what but she fell out of the cart and just fell out of the sky. >> eyewitnesses say her family was riding with her. her son, just one car away. >> he tried to go down there but they wouldn't let him and he's like let me down there, i need to go down there and find my mom. >> a witness tells the dallas morning news the mom appeared concerned before the ride her safety harness was not secure, but investigators have not confirmed that and six flags said it would be a disservice to her family to speculate. it is not the first accident with the ride. there was one time people were left in the sky for an hour. but one study found when it comes to emergency room visits, twice as many people are injured on the carrousal compared to roller coasters. for now the mystery of how a day at the amusement park turned so deadly is still unsolved. abc news, >>s dallas. >>> happening today, the east bay will ce

a massive thunderstorm moves the dallas cowboy's rookie practice indoors. all seems fine until the lights start to sway. >> that's when i got nervous. i thought, one of these things is going to snap. >> seconds later, the entire facility collapses. about 70 people struggle to escape, including mack engel, a reporter for the "fort worth telegram." >> it's so fast and so chaotic, your first thought is, just get me to safety, wherever this is. >> a tv cameraman keeps rolling as people try to figure out what just happened and if anyone is injured. >> irving fire department. >> i'm at the dallas cowboys practice facility at valley ranch. >> yes, sir. >> the indoor facility collapsed during the practice. >> what has collapsed? >> their indoor practice facility. >> okay. anybody hurt? >> i have no idea. i ran out of there. there might still be people in there. i have no idea. >> sam! >> panic rises as they realize their team videographer is missing. minutes before the collapse, he was 40 feet above the ground on a hydraulic lift. >> sam! >> sam! >> miraculously, h

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very warm in much of the country today, including dallas. friends in oklahoma city had their first 100-degree today. >> good news about chantal. >> the big storms are coming. it's early. we didn't need to deal with this one. >> thanks so much, bill. >>> major updates in the george zimmerman murder trial. what are the top five states to do business in? we'll tell you. >>> and a bizarre scene in florida. six buses side by side all up in flames. details in two minutes. >>> welcome back. stories in the news this morning, canadian authorities have officially opened a criminal investigation into the explosive train derailment in queb quebec. while investigators have ruled out terrorism, they say criminal negligence is a real possibility. >>> curse words filled the courtroom on tuesday during the whitey bulger racketeering trial. one of his former associates called him a rat from the stand causing the two to start yelling and cursing at each other until the judge calmed them down. >>> it was a tearful day in prescott, arizona, as thousands attended

look at dallas. it was 20 degrees hotter in new york city than it was in dallas, texas in the middle of july. i don't know if i've ever seen that happen. it was cloudy an rainy in texas all day yesterday. this morning it feels like 88 in washington, d.c. that's the problem with the cities and heat wave. they don't cool off at night. anyone without air conditioning that's who we worry about especially the elderly. for today, as advertised, just as hot if not hotter many areas in the big cities mid-90s. heat index 100 to 105. we're starting to heat up detroit and chicago and all through the ohio valley. everyone is joining in on this heat wave. as far as when will it end, the great lakes say it will end thursday night and friday with thunderstorms. those thunderstorms arrive in new england on saturday and that's the end of the heat wave. this long duration heat wave. it's not exceptionally hot. only mid-90s but day after day that's unusual and rain from texas is moving through northwest texas and head

texas, you're used to it. 99 will be the high in san antonio and also the city of dallas. >> and 103 in phoenix. >> yeah. that's the dry heat, though. remember? it's good for the hair. >> thanks, maria. >> thank you. >>> the time now is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. >>> coming up, a woman's car plunges 40 feet into the chesapeake bay with her still inside. >> i saw the sky, the land, the water, and that's when i closed my eyes and hit the water really hard. i started to feel like i was drowning. >> how she saved her own life as water filled the car. >>> and are you about to leave the house without eating breakfast? a major health warning this morning that will have you rethinking that decision. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ i got

. >> another witness carmen brown told the dallas morning news she heard the woman express concern about her safety constraint prior to the start of the ride. she asked her to click her more than once. the guy was as long as you heard a click, you are okay. they didn't comment directly, but said we are working closely with authorities to determine the cause of the accident. this is the park's second fatal accident since opening in 1961. a woman died and ten others were injured when a raft overturned in 1999. tonight the park is open, but the roller coaster remains closed as the investigation continues. nbc news. >> a disturbing story about elder abuse from houston tonight where a suspect has been charged withholding four men against their will to allegedly collect their disability and veterans's checks. they tricked and held captive for weeks. >> hopeful signs in the push for peace after weeks of diplomacy between john kerry and israeli and palestinian leaders. israel said they will release palestinian prisoners, a precursor to the twoed ises resuming direct negotiations in washington fo

and as the afternoon wore on, flights were canceled to cities including paris, dallas, chicago, miami, and orange county. but check-in and security lines were mostly operated normally at both terminals two and three with united and american have operations. miller is trying to get home to dallas and so far her flight has had two separate delays, but she'll take that as good news. >> i think the fact that it is two hours, an hour, a little over two hours again. almost five hours. >> reporter: are you optimistic? >> i'm nothing right now. [ laughter ] >> reporter: other delayed passengers say they are doing the best that they can under the circumstances. >> we got here around 7ish. they told us that our flights were changing and we need to go to oakland, which we just came from. we woke up early to be here on time. >> repo: e sfo manager says there is no way to predict when the cancellations will delay as long as one runway remains closed. reporting live, kpix 5. >> now, in case you weren't here at the time, there was a similar crash at sfo on november 22, 1968. this japan airline dc8 l

and late-day thunderstorms in dallas. los angeles, partly sunny. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. severe thunderstorms are possible from missouri to michigan. much of the rockies could see scattered showers and thunderstorms. and scattered thunderstorms will move from oklahoma to arkansas and across most of florida. the northeast will be dry and pleasant except new england where rain is likely. >>> authorities are using evidence to build a case against hernandez. experts say photos taken from hernandez's security system show him holding a gun. the pictures were allegedly taken in the hours before and after the death of odin lloyd. hernandez has pleaded not guilty in his murder. when the patriots took to the field on thursday, tom brady addressed the nation. >> i think we've got to move forward with a better understanding of these types of things and hopefully nothing like this f happens again. >> brady called lloyd's death tragic. >>> knew, imagine doing your work and not getting paid. imagine if it was

a union pacific representative said it went on its side headed from tucson to dallas-ft. worth and only one of the cars was carrying cargo full of cement. the others were empty. you can get the latest detail on twitter. >> new details of the food poisoning that left dozens of children dead in india. the death toll is now up to 22. the video you are about to see could be disturbing. this is in the hospital where many are recovering, after falling sick after eating rice and potatoes. it is believed insecretary side may have contaminated the food. cnn reports the authorities are searching if the head mistress who is said to be on the run. >> the world is watching a london hospital waiting for the biggest royal baby but the media could be camped out at the wrong place. everyone is watching st. mary's hospital but she could, instead, be giving birth in a different city 45 miles outside of london where the duchess' parents play. kate is visiting her parents leading to the news speculation. >> americans missed the twinkies with people snapping up twinkies at a record rate since

kennedy visited dallas on november 22, 1963, 1026 north beckly was an obscure street address. the man who lived there, a complete unknown. that was all about to change in an event that haunts us still. here's tracy smith. >> this is a cbs news extra. november 22 and the warren report. >> the fascination of president kennedy was inevitably a mystery story on a grand scale. >> reporter: the widespread skepticism about the warren commission report would come later but on the day it was released in september 1964 its conclusion was clear. >> so says the commission, lee harvey oswald shot president kennedy but apparently not as part of a conspiracy. >> reporter: what's more according to the commission, the first place oswald went after shooting the president of the united states was his tiny rented room. >> lee harvey oswald lived last november in a dallas boarding house under an assumed name. >> reporter: oswald reportedly showed up at this house at 1026 north berkeley, wordlessly grabbed a few things from his room, ran out the front door and into history. >> oswald left the board

dallas texas 87 degrees well below average a very unusual weather. we have a lot of heavy rain in that area a lot of cloud cover clocking the sunshine. looking at a number of watches in effect across new mexico and texas more than 6 inches of rain expected in the 48-hour period. we could be looking at flooding out here. big concerns. we will keep an eye on it. >> in that area. ainsley you are wearing a good color for the warm temperatures. white is a good color. >> the baby watch is heating up as kate middleton passes her due date. >> good morning patti ann. the weight continues. the great kate bait. some of the press has been here since the beginning of july because there has been no official due date. kensington palace will only say kate's baby will be born in july. she was due in mid july. that's why there's more of a sense of excitement as we hit that midpoint in july. those are going to be the most photographed steps. it could be any day now. it could be tomorrow but it could be another week or so. it is a real guessing game. there are plenty of

chicago, 88, dallas, 88 and thunderstorms, los angeles, partly sunny and 79 degrees. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. extremely, hot humid weather continues from the ohio valley to the eastern u.s. moderate to heavy rain will soak the southern plains, raising the possibility of flash flooding there. scattered showers are likely along the gulf coast and over much of florida. the rest of the south is expected to be dry. rain is likely over the central and southern rockies and parts of the southwest. >>> in sports, it's the all-star break, and they broke out the big bats for the home run derby last night. in the final round the washington nationals bryce harper was launching them far and deep, he hit eight homers in each round but could not keep up with cuban sensation yoenis cespedes. >> oh, and he wins it with the club -- back, back, back -- scores! yoenis cespedes has won the home run derby. >> the 27-year-old cespedes is the first player not chosen to play in the all-star game to ever take the crown in the home run derby. >>> the main event, the all-star and the new

chicago, partly sunny, nothing but sunshine in dallas, but 102 the high. los angeles, clouds and sun. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. a cold front will move through the south, bringing showers and thunderstorms. severe storms are possible for the mississippi valley and northeast texas. it will be dry across most of the northeast and midwest, and a line of scattered showers and thunderstorms stretches from wyoming to new mexico. >>> in sports now we begin with baseball's doping scandal. a major league executive tells cbs news that new york yankee alex rodriguez could be the next rodriguez could be the next player suspended for using performance enhancing drugs, and it could be beyond the 65-game in suspension imposed on milwaukee outfielder ryan braun. executives say baseball has an overwhelming amount of evidence on rodriguez and it could lead to a suspension of years or even a lifetime ban. brawn won the mvp award in 2011. votes were taken before he was reportedly taking los angeles dodgers outfielder kent says he considers braun a frie

hinckley had a seemingly normal childhood growing up in an affluent suburb of dallas, texas. he played sports as a boy and did well in school, but as he grew older, hinckley began to withdraw. his parents chalked it up to shyness. >> from the time hinckley graduated from this high school, highland park in 1973 until his arrest there was also a personality change. he had become quieter, more intro veteraned, somewhat of a recluese. >> in 1973 he moved to evergreen, colorado, with his parents. they hoped he would go to college. he did for a while, attending texas tech off and on for a few years, but never graduating. mostly he spent time in his room alone writing gloomy poems and playing his guitar. ♪ >> dreamed of being a songwriter, musician spshgs so for a summer he spent some amount of time out in l.a. pretending he was going to sell his music to companies and all this stuff. >> certainly had a grandiose view of himself, an exaggerated view of his accomplishments as a composure and musician. >> he sat and watched tv in his apartment. he didn't go anywhere. >> he seemed li

. >> una de las temperaturas mÁs altas hacia dallas y ustedes nuevamente en phoenix arizona. >> rapidito les comento de la tormenta dorian estÁ muy distante de nosotros, la gran pregunta ¿a quiÉn va a afectar? se espera en prÓximas 24 horas pierda intensidad pero bueno vamos a poner a trabajar muy fuerte como siempre lo hace a nuestro experto en huracanes eduardo rodrÍguez que nos va a mantener informado ya a partir del domingo que cuando se acerca mucho mÁs hacia el caribe, mucha informaciÓn ¿verdad? es todo de mi parte sÍgame a twitter, continuamos con mÁs. >> (♪). >> gracias consejos de salud y estamos en plenas vacaciones de vernos y muchos aprovechan para brown skwaers en la playa pero hay que tener cuidado con el sol vamos a pasar con cecilia que tiene la informaciÓn muy valiosa, adelante cecy. >> asÍ es muchas gracias todos queremos vernos bronceados pero hay que tener cuidado no solo con el sol sino alternativas y se encuentra conmigo la doctora marÍa m quien nos va hablar de daÑos que nos puede hacer el sol en la piel y las alternativas ¿no doctora?. >> efectiva

hinckley had grown up in an affluent suburb of dallas. as he grew up, he began to withdraw. >> from the time the president graduated from this high school until his arrest, there was also a personality change, he had become more quiet, somewhat of a recluse. >> in 1973, hinckley moved to evergreen, colorado, with his parents. they hoped he would go to college. he did, attending texas tech for a few years, but never graduating. mostly, he spent time in his room alone, writing gloomy peoples and playing his guitar. >> dreamed of being a songwriter, musician, and so for a summer he spent some amount of time in l.a., pretending he was going to sell his music to companies. he certainly had a grandiose view of himself, an exaggerated view of his accomplishments as a composer and musician. >> he didn't do anything, he sat in his apartment watching tv. he didn't go anywhere. >> he seems a lost soul, goes out to hollywood, expecting something and just ends up in a room by himself and going to see this movie over and over. >> investigators soon rea

dallas, mostly sunny, high of 100. los angeles, clouds and then sun. >>> and time now for a check of the national forecast. a cold front moves into the midwest, bringing showers and thunderstorms. heavy rain could cause flooding in east kansas and missouri. showers and thunderstorms are possible around the rockies. and it will be dry in the northeast and south. the mercury could top 100 degrees in parts of the southeast. >>> in sports, with major league baseball's trade deadline looming tomorrow, some divisional races are getting tight. boston and tampa bay battling for first place in the american league eefd. with the red sox trailing 2-1, daniel nava scored. check again, it appears nava beat the throw but it doesn't count and tampa bay wince 2-1. >>> in texas the rangers erase a one-run deficit in the ninth inning. a.j. leading off with a home are to tie it up. but santo wins it with a walk-off homer to left field. texas wins 4-3. and the cleveland inians complete their strong play. jason yee yamby belts his 406 home

dallas, mostly sunny today. los angeles, partly sunny, 79 the high. >>> and time now for a check of the national forecast. the summer thunderstorm season is in full swing across most of the country. parts of the midwest, south, and southwest could see severe storms with damaging winds and hail. a stalled front will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms to the northeast, but it will be dry and hot in the northwest. >>> in sports, phil mickelson called it the best round of his career. when the final round of the british open began, mickelson was five shots off the lead, but he played a masterful back nine. he birdied four of the six finally holes, shooting a 5 under 66, winning the tournament by three strokes. >> i played some of the best gulf, best round of my career and break through and capture this claret jug is probably the most fulfilling moment of my career because it was something i wasn't sure i'd be able to ever do. >> mickelson, who blew past lee westwood, adam scott, and tiger woods, was the only p

the wednesday forecast, we're still very hot in texas. 102 today in dallas. so there is at least one spot that still feels like the middle of summer. chicago continues the cool trend along with minneapolis and our friends in the west are dealing with very quiet weather conditions. so, you know, it's a lot of people want to throw july away in the southeast and hopefully august will be better. >> what is the temperature here? >> here? >> jen seems to tell me it's cool enough. >> it's about 68. high today in new york is around 83. nice. >> i mean in the studio. >> oh, in the studio. hold on. hold on. we're about 72.3. >> okay. that's about -- >> that's what my finger they are monthermometer says. >>> investors are waiting for the employment report and the new gdp numbers out. they're releasing a statement on the state of the u.s. economy. yesterday the dow and s&p 500 have little movement. but tech stocks lifted the nasdaq to a new 12-year high. we're going to check in now with steve sedgwick who is in london for us. good morning, steve. >> good morning. all the

today in dallas, texas, so far, it has only been 73 degrees. scott, that's the first time since 1997 we've had a high temperature only in the 70s in dallas, texas for the month of july. >> pelley: and a welcome break from the drought. thanks, very much. washington is sweltering but it won't be enough to thaw the legislative process. the leader of the senate today said, yoat, the senate is broken. democratic majority leader harry reid says he will now force republicans to vote up or down on stalled nominations to president obama's cabinet. what reed intends to do is considered so extreme they're calling it the nuclear option. nancy cordes is at the capitol to explain this for us. nancy? >> reporter: well, scott, there are about seven presidential nominees who have been waiting for confirmation votes by the senate anywhere from a few months to two years. republicans who oppose these nominations for a variety of reasons have been threatening to filibuster in order to prevent those votes from taking place. so now the majority leader, harry reid say

possible thunderstorms in oklahoma city as well as dallas. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in kansas city and denver. >>> back to the news and a tragic end to a boat ride on the hudson river for members of a wedding party just two weeks before the big day. >> this morning the bride and her fiance's best man are believed to be dead and another is charged in their deaths. aditi roy have the story. >> reporter: rescue crews pulled out the body of a man they believe to be mark lennon. >> there was a jet skier who was out and thought what he saw was a body. he telephoned a 911 call into our communications center. >> reporter: the victim was supposed to be the best man at a wedding in two weeks and one of six passengers on a moonlit boat cruise involving members of that wedding party. authorities discovered the body of a woman they believe was the bride-to-be. 30-year-old lindsey stewart. >> nothing will heal this. >> reporter: investigators say the man piloting the 21-foot stingray on friday night, 35-year-old jojo john was drunk when he slammed into a barge near a major bridge.

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